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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-03-08
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-03-08


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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-03-08

Too much book Learning is
not good for the boy---out-
doors is what be needs.
But dad can't learn too
much about boys Clothes,
and the first thing that he
needs to know is that a wo-
mans store is not the place
to buy them.
Boys Suits in Knicker
Styles---some with two pairs
of Pants---$3.5O to $3.50.
For romping, healthy, real
children, with big appetites
and power of Kicking out"
Shoes, ours are the ones to
buy. We can prove it.
$1.00 to $3.50.
Hats for the boys in all
the new shades, $1.O0 and
$3.50.
Double Eagle Stamps ev-
cry Tuesday.
---
OcHSNER & SON,
The Place for Good Goods.
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Fp. 2 al a n, aftft aafier.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-08
NOTES OF THE GAME

Chicago. Aug. with two gone in the
Nationals opener, Milan singled to right,
but was thrown out stealing.
Mattick attempted to bunt one of John
sons speed balls in the Sox's opener, and
q pop fly to Foster was the result.
The White Sox would have pulled of a
double play In the second. but for the
fact that Umpire O'Brien was in the
way and Pitcher Lange had no chance
to shoot the ball to the mid sack.
johnson retired the Sox on five pitched
balls in tie second inning.
Shanks made a pretty catch of Kuhn's
line drive in the third, getting the ball
Dear the bleachers and on foul territory.
When Walter johnson started to pitch
Kid Gleason, coaching on third, shouted.
Watch US knock this promising young
Pitcher out Of the box"
Morgan was robbed of a hit in the
Nationals fifth when Ernest johnson
raced into left field and pulled down
Rays line drive.
Peters relieved Lange in the seventh
after Lange had hit Milan and Moeller
had singled to right. Gandil hit the first
ball pitched for a triple.
Although Mattiek greeted Engel with a
single in the Sox's seventh, Joe struck
cut Harry Lord and forced Bodie and
Collins to walk back to the bench on
outfeld fiies.
Peters hit a line drive at Gandil in the
eighth that looked to be safe hit. Chick
Jumped high In the air and pulled down
the ball with one hand.
The Nationals filed the bases in the
ninth with one out. brit could not score
No tears were shed. however. as the game
was safely tucked away in Griff's strong
box.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-08
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Aug. T.-WHEAT-Firm. good demand.
New No. Northern srrins. o. b. to arrive, Los.
No. . red, (. O. b.. LGA: No. hard,
T. o. b.. to arrive. loe: No. Manitoba, T. o. b. TO
arrive. lls; No l macaruni leis- Exporters took
eighteen loads No. hard winter. 10 arrive via
Gulf ports. old No. Northern Duluth. and new
No. Durum. at outports-
CORN-Fim, but quiet. No. .. in elevator. do
nestle. SIs; No. yellow c. l. T.. lake and rail.
Sk: No. ) yellow. sl&, C l. Z. lake and rail; e1-
port corn, TO arrive, sl&, 4. o. b.
OATS-Dull; quotations nominal. owing to alb
sence Of supplies Of and old oats No. white.
nominal: No. white. nominal: standard. nominal
elevator basis. ungTaded. on track. new, Ta5s.
MILLFEED-Fim for city. but easier for West
EN-. Spring bran. q i0a35; standard middlings.
zoo: Western reddos. S.5o: winter wheat bran. in
100 pound scks TO arrive SIS; city bran, IN bulk.
200
FLoUR-Dun and unchanged. Kansas straishts,
4soai.p. in sacks; spring patents. 3soa575 in bar
isosL5; new Kansas straights. to arrive. ti5a4 6;
soft straights to arrive. Leoai.7o. in barrels
RYE FLOUR-Weak and lower. Choice brands
quoted at LOSa435.
CORSNiEAL-Fim but dull. Kilndried for ex-
port. iooai.o5: cuare meal. in bags, l55al5a
HAN-Recepts, eG tons: steady top grades
trade is quIst. Quotations For prime timothy.
LIS; No. l. l9o; No. .. ll5al-D; No 5. soaloo.
STRAW-Receipts % tons; frn. Long rys quoted
at e5al.0c.
PoRK-Easier: trade is quiet. Mes. ra7saecs5;
BEEF-strOng. Packet. Rsal75O family. Rcca
1884
LARD-Dull and easy. Prime Western. lc.T5: re-
fined Continent, ns5; South American. Ills; re
fined Brazilian in kegs. l2s5: olecstearine r. lard
stezrne, dull; New York. EisalaA.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-08
TRADING HEAVIER
THAN DAY BEFORE
More Than. 100000 Shares Change
Hands in Wall Street-Break
in American Tobacco.

New York. Aug. IA break Of ~
points to 800 for American Tobacco
shares succeeded the announcement of
la 20 per cent special cash dividend. "a
per cent regular dividend. and an extra
dividend in the stock of a subsidiary
concern, by the American Tobacco di-
rectors to-day.
The decline occurred, apparently, on
the theory that the good news was out;
the dividends had been pretty well ex-
plotted beforehand. and thoroughly dis
counted.
Last week It was quietly whispered
that something was coming soon" In
American Tobacco. and the stock went
UP more than ten points on rather en-
thusiastic buying. Now that this good
news is out, It will probably be some
time before any further dividends in
dissolution come along, for the COM
pany has until 1915 to effect the final
and ultimate dissolution. There are still
some subsidiaries to be taken away from
the American Tobacco: when the time
comes to perform the operation, stock
holders VIII probably be given fair warn
ing. The stock rose from 2f. last jan
uary, to 3244 last month, on the strength
of the dividends which were announced
to-day.
Trading was little heavier to-day
than II was yesterday, transactions
amounting to 22S.0oo shares. compared
with LII 900 shares yesterday. Neverthe-
less, up to that time not a single trans
action had occurred in Baltimore &
Ohio, New York Central, Denver & Rio
Grand, Missouri. Kansas & Texas, Rock
Island preferred. Wabash. Rubber. Re-
public Iron & Steel, and a score of
other stocks.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-08
TORONTO RESULTS.

FIRST RACIAL ages; purse. 500: four and
half furlcnss. Longus. 100 (Forehandl. to /, won
Satin Bower. ns tKnishtl, to l. second: Out
Chased. loi twoodsl. Il to l. third Time. oSe 10
Court Belle Hollybrook. Pearl Fisher and Mis-
Maruuerite also
SECOND RACE-Three- -year-olds and I'D; purse
to l. won: All Moon Ios Woods. to /, second
Gertrude Maloney. S (Drtyerl. Y TO l. third.
Time. ] 12. Miss Dulin. Rodman, Lady Etns Alb
dnl. and Hencus also
THIRD RACE-Three-yezr-olds and up; purse
800: about five furIouss. Sugar Leaf le Mon
doul, to !. won; Hsymsrket. III CMathewsl. even.
second; The Dutch Kittel. IS tRobbinsl. to l.
third Time; lSi Il. Ruble srartre, osey. La
Rsine. and Hindoo also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Two-year-olds: purse $50;
about five furiougs. Linbrook. 100 Dreyerl, II to
j. won; Don't Forget. lis Knight. to /. sec
ond: Prodgoris. 100 Robins. TO l. third. Time
] sn Ponkztassett- Frances, Sandman, Matte l.,
Johnnie Harris. George Karne.' and Lady Robbins
also ran.
and half fIrlonss Jim o., IL CMondon). 6 to l.
won; Tommie Thompson. liz (woods). to I.
secoud; John Roberts, IL Ffnley), to l. third
Time. l.S S igioo. Dahomey Boy, Little Erne,
Expatriate. and NADIA Mas also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Four-year-olds and up: purse
500; SIX onehsh furionss- Pisnutess lG (Knight).
II TO 5. won; Kaufman, 10 (Robinsl, S to /.
second; Rusticana Ill Dreyer). to /. third Time
1=B Mapleton. Oracle Chess, Curious, and TIGER
Jim also ran
SEVENTH RACE-Four-year-old and up: purse
sS0; mile and q sixteenth Tackle lo9 tHanoverl.
10 to l, won; Scarlet PimperneIl. III CMondon)
TO l. second; Dorothy Webb. lo2 CARROLL. s to l.
third. Time. 154l 5. McAndrews. Rinda Grcnes-
oue. Profile, Duke Of Bridsewster and salian also
ren.
EIGHTH RACE-Four-year-oId and up; purse.
800: seven furionss. Western Belle. i0e tMondor)
q to /, won: Chiffon Squar. 100 CARROLL, to l.
second; Grecisn Bend 100 lSkirvin), to l. third.
Time 81 yolsol, Evelyn Doris, Inferno Queen.
Doll BABY. Frog. and Fort Worth also nan.
NINTH RACE-Three-year-ods and up; above five
furlongs Blagg. Ill CNfatthewsl, to /, won; Doll
Boy, Ill tSkrvinl. to ], second: Faneuil Hail.
i'll Mondoul, to /. third. Time, l02 Eva
Padvick. ChippewRyan. Chiffon Trance, Glipisn
and May Bride also ran
The Washington herald., 1912-08-08
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Baltimore. Aug 7.-FLOUR-wintsr extra. 375a
1885, do. clear, 40oai 8; do. straight 36ai 50: do
patent. 5Ooa52; spring clear i60Ais5 do. straight
SEAS Is; do. patent, S5oa575: City Mills best pat
ent. e5: do. high grade patent. SEQ; do. high
grade straight SO; do. choice family 500: do,
extra, I25aiF Rye -four. medium to choice.
le0a5. Is CoFnmcal, leo lbs, L9na201
RYE-Stock in elevators q. i53 bushels; shipments
from elevators, SIS bushels Bag lots nearby. as
to quality. 75asl
HAY-No. / timothy, 500: No. ., = 50aS 50: No.
J. - ooal.0; choice light clover mixed. q 5oa2 80;
No. l mixed 10 5oa2loo No. mixed, Il. n.ooale 50;
No. clover. Il EcoalsOo; do. No 2 I35oal6oo; mead
grass and very erasy hay. l3ooal5oo; no-grade
hay. to kind, quality. and condition, lo0oal6o 90;
packing hay and swale grass. lo.ooal2p.
STRAw-No. ! straight rye lS. GOALS 50; No 9
straw T. ooal29; No tangled rye straw uooaIL 50:
No / wheat straw. s5ose %: wheat straw. No. z sooa
$50: No. / oat straw. s.5oalo0o; No. oat straw.
S50as0o.
POTATOES-White. nearby. prime. per bushel.
eoa75: do. York River. per bb. No !. L75a2oo; do
prrer bbl.. No. . Lo0al.5: do. Norfolk per bbl..
No. /. I75s2Oo; do. Rappahannock. bbl., No l..
l75a2oo do. per bbl-. seconds 75al.p: Eastern
Shore per bbl. No. l. l75a2oo: sweets. new. North
Carolina, per bbl.. 3sca375; yams. new. North Caho-
line. per bbl.. 275a3oo; do. Potomac, per bbl-.
.75a3p.
BUTTER-Creamery' fancy, per lb. IN; do,
choice lb.. Baz; do, good per ID. 2ia8; do.
prints h. 2sa3o; do blocks. za2s; ladies' per h.. q
az; Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls h. lsa2D;
Ohio rolls h., 70; West virginia rolls h.. 10;
re-packed III, 10: Maryland. Virginia. and Penn
syvana dairy prints. H. %; process butter. Z5sS.
EGGS-Maryland, Pennsylvania, and nearby hrsts,
loss off. % West Virginia, %; Western nrsts loss
Of, %; Southern frsts, loss of. %.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-08
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W. B. Hfbbs Co,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building.
New York. Aug. AFTER an early and rather
decided break. the market displayed q better tone
with good rallying power. Prices at the extreme
showed . decline In some options Of over ITO points
as compared with the high prices ruling on Monday
4 week ago.
The market opened steady with a decline of from
to u points, The weather map and lower Liver
pool cables than expected caused the decline At
the hour of the New York opening Liverpool was
from IL to Is points under its previous close Octo-
Der sold at l20; December. l2n; January, ELL
and March. 1924 during the early trading Price
fluctuations were very irregular. but before O'Clock
n rise Of about Il points had taken place in Octo-
Der. with a sympathetic uptun In the later months
The Washington herald., 1912-08-08
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished By ". B. Hibbs & o.,
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade Hibbs
Buildns.
Chicago. Aug There an amy Of shorts to
cover in September wheat to-day. The further enor-
nous tAkinss Of cash wheat in all positions BY ex-
port buyers the potent bulhSh factor. Il Is
ported at Chicago alone to-day 40 900 bushels.
the actual transactions in cash wheat were Se.o
bushels more.
There a ragged closing in wheat, September
showing a fractional gain. while DeccmbeT a
shade below the resting spot Of Tuesday. Septem
ber S2s as,ls; Decemher soa MAY, S7s-
Corn Was y higher to SSaL lower. Septsmber
es;s; Derembe1, 5iA: May. 5ft.
Oats were Has better. September. 9ssalpA; De
The Washington herald., 1912-08-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFE1

To Z. H Gottwals. to bu,ld four twost.
dwellings At $50 to $50 Eighth Street y,
Builder. G. b Gottwak: estimated cost, s
To X. II. German. to build two tuo-sto
ssmi-detached dwellings at Twenty-ffth
streets Southeast Builder. r. II. Gs0
mated cnst. 5000
To Charles Jaeuhsen, to repair hoa
conner q Thirteenth and z Stree
Estimated cnst, SIS 20
To the George W. Knox Express
repair shop in alley in rear Of 2S to
Street Northwest Estimated cost, $50
To r. Dickerson Jewett, to repair a
lSs Nineteenth Street Northwest. Estinj
FairiAVn-oscsr C. Brothers to Nafhan|
lot So. square 5soo. SIS.
Seventh Street Northeast between II and II
Mary Lavless et vir to Herman R II
lot .. square Ss. so.
Ninth Street Northeast bstHeen O
Antonio Bucra ct ux- 10 Vito 5
sisti. lot IS. square eSs. SO.
2l2 Eighth Street Northeast-Miehael
Margaret C. Been to Jane ]. Brd
%. square -. SO.
IutereSt-Charles j. Malnad To Mary d
lots 3 = %. Sc. n. 5, and IS.
lots les and lss. square 50. lot "a. Il
lots Isl and l55. sluare s5s SO.
Twenty-fourth and G Streets and eos Pc
Avenue Northwest-James ]. Fletcher
crime +. LaunOn. suhlots A. b. Cv
SQUARE IS. and lot - square =, so.
Massachusetts, Avenue Heights-Americanl
and Trust Company et al, trustees,
r. Ellis and r. Golden Donaldson. r)
square 2ls7. SO
HiIIbrook. d. C-suburban Homes Corpa
TO Mary ". Fcrnwald, lois T. a.
square $50. so
ChilIum Castle Heights-washingtou Il
Mortgase Company to CyrIs A. Killi4
50 and 90. SQUARE 33se. SIcn J
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Le1
square 2ssi. S.
Metropolis View-Minnis NJ De<Hich r
Mary +. Mattimore. lot %. squaS
Wootiley Park-Richard T. Cox
Frances q. Cox. Mary Cox. and
trustees. lot III. square ED4. 81.
lJ06 r Street Northwest-Adelbert o. r
10 Walter O'Harz. lot 10. square los,
Holmead Maner-walter o'Hara ct ux.
q. Potter and Anna l. Potter -
4. SO.
Ellaston Tsrraoe-Helen NJ. Soule ct a. q
G. Carter. lots II and 70. block 4. SO
li5l Street Northwest-Iossph r. Guild
to Mary Z Mershsimer. lot %. square y
lngieside-Mary z. Mershefnsr To
lot 76, block u. SO
Takoma Park-C;eorGe r. Linkins and
ton. trustees. TO Charles Taubersct
l.. Tauberschmidt, lot 9, block 3.
East Deanwuod-Frank T. Rawlings
Washington Wilson. lot 81. block 10.
III Sixth Street NcrthWeSt-Frank I.
eclItor. TO Charles NJ Herbert, lot
4S. 100.
Meridian HuI-wiIram W. Adamson, n!
c. Adamson. lot G. block u. $40.
rs Eighth Street southwest-James q.
ct al. to Thomas Shehan. part lot 6,
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The Washington herald., 1912-08-08

Runs-E. Higgins t2l. Magee. Mowrey, Konetchy.
Ellis, Bliss Moran ~. Northen. Wheat c1. Cut
shaw Cg, o. Miller. Left on bases-St. Louis. g.
Two-bass hits-Hcuser Moran. Northen. Wheat.
Sacrifice hit-Northen. Stolen bases-Huggns. ko-
netchy. Bliss. Smith. Daubert, Cutshsw. Double
Iiays-HouseT to Higgins 10 Knoetchy Co. Fisher to
Cutshaw to Daubcrt t2). Bases On balk-Of Allen,
5; of Steele, 2; of Stack. l. Struck out-By Allen,
9; by Steele, 2; by Harmon. l; BY Stack, J. Hit BY
litchcr-By Steele (doFanl. Wild pitch-Harnon.
Hts-Of Allen in ; % innings; of Steele, II in y
innings; OF Sallec, l in Is inning. Umpires-
MessrS Risler and Finneran. Time Of game-2
hours and Il minutes
The Washington herald., 1912-08-08
FINANCE And REALTY

Bonds with an aggregate face value
Iof 5000 and thirty-nve shares of stock
were the total Of transactions at yes
terday's session Of the Washington Stock
Exchange. Capital Traction IS led the
bonds. and Lanston the stocks.
The Examining Committee's Duties.
A paper prepared by Fred Brown. ma
tional bank examiner for Idaho, and is
sued yesterday by the Comptroller of the
Currency, sets forth the duties of the
examining committee Of which each ma
tional bank is required by its bylaws
to appoint.
Mr.. Brown divides the work Of the COM
mittee into the functions of examination.
investigation, and recommendations. For
performance OF its duties, Mr.. Brown
states. the committee does not need the
talents of the handwriting expert, the
certified accountant or the sleuth. He
points out that Comptroller Murray in a
recent letter TO the banks has indicated
that the information desired by him is
oil the following points. viz:
Whether the notes are genuine:
whether worth face value: whether losses
determined will be charged on. whether
certificate accounts are so verified that
manipulation Is not probable. and
whether satisfactory checks are used
in the balancing of pass books, and rec
onciling of bank accounts
THAT the committee can determine all
that is asked easily and without expert
Knowledge will not be seriously disput-
ed, and the hearty cooperation of the
bankers is confidently expected.
1t is desirable that all banks have the
reports of their committees forwarded,
that as many practical ideas be brought
before the department as possible. These
reports are TO supplement and verify
the report of the examiners. and to cover
en- absolute need in the system of SUPER
vision, and should therefore be carefully
prepared and promptly forwarded in or
der that this purpose may be accom-
plished."