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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-07

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nGd) ben nenCu SepUittOriem-

U2it Qusnubme Der Weiterr German
unb Der 3tpeiten JtattondI 8ant babeu
fGmmtIihe Bdnteu, Delde BON ben
gountpsGpmmiTaren QIs 0epoiitDrieu
fir gpuntp=6onos be3eianet porpen
finb, in Der geitrigen StBung Der &pra
perituTt ibre 8ijrgihaften unterbreitet
uno Die grunsferirun9 Der 9eloer bon
ben aIten on Die neusu Oepoittorten
tpiro beute erfoIgen. Dem monatltheH
geriht sufpIge fatte Der Gountpz
ShaemetIter am /. 4uguIt i'm 8on5eU
1852, ,969.07 Bel ben DerihIeoener
9onten oeppnirt, tpDDOn ieOOt Ieit Der
3eit burh ben StaotihasneIiter
100000 qe8ogen tporDeu iJn0.
Sn Der SiBung Duroen nod fols
qenoe aontratte pergeben: 8erbeTes
rung Der Girbp gfouo in Dbttepdter
uno 6errtion Sopnibip an gugent &
6ines fir $1,3093.50; 8erbeFerung
Der Rouno Bottom Roab an Sobu
isagaIp fir 81, 5000. Die 9erbefea
rung Der GIpugb Greet Pite, bon 9dz
tapia Bite 3ur gogurt Roao, iDiro nuA
benz 8oranihlag oe8 Sngenieurs $l2,a
097 toiten. .
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-07
@fan6ten per6.irat6et 30 fein
llno iunroen iuegen nngeieslihcn Sn-
ammenlebeus perbaftet.

8incent Rufo bon Ro. 420 01pio
StraBe srtpirtte geItern Suftbsfebte
gegen te1ne 20 Sabre alte 5o6tsr
Wtarp RuITo uno ben 26 Sabre alten
S6netoer Sol. Giorbuno unter Der
4ntlage oes unebeIiten 3uiammenlez
tens. Oas paar, tpeIhss in bern
9duie Jo. Is Waarp Strabe ais Mana
uno Jruu 3uicmmenpobnt, puroe Ipdz
ter oerbdftet uno unter Der erpdbnts1
4ntlage eingeiperrt, 8eiDe Daren nis
aus ben DoIten gefaqen uno beitdnben
energIih oorauf, 0erbeiratbet gu IeiH.
sic ieisn Dor einigsr 3eit na6 G6icago
ertlauftn uHb bdtten iih bort truuen
ldhen. 8ioroano erbot iit, ben 5rauz
ihein por3u3eiesn. 9us Document
itellte iid ieoOh nur aIs Elm GbeerIdubs
nibihein beraus. Das Yaar bate
benTelben in Chicago ernirtt uno in
ieiner llntsnntniB Der bieIigen 9erbdIt.
nii1e uno 9sieBs gegIau6t, nunmebr
rs6tmGbig Derbeiratbet gu iein.
geioe srtlGrten ii6. ~nutbem i6nen
Der Suhoerbalt auseinunberogiest
porben mar, ntht nur bereit, ionbern
beitunoen ourauf iofort pon einem
Jrieoensrihter getraut gu nerbea.
au4 Der Batter bes jungen MGodens
mar hermit sinpsritanoen unb nahz
benz ous gaar gegen 8urgItaft aus
Der 5aft entlaFsn iporben mar, ipurs
be idIeunigit Elm Seiratbsi6sin er=
tpirtt unb bic Srauung ben 5rieoenss
ri6tsr 3ibbIes Dol3ogsn. Gas g6e:
paar tebrte Johann gliitlih nah iei.
nsr DObnung 3uriid. Die antIa9t
gsesn geibe piro unter oieieu I'm:
Itdnben fslbItosrftdnbli9 i'm golbei:
gsri6t nieoergeitIagen tpsrben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-07
0AiNSnGArihtez.

9en Yorf, 6. 4uguit. abseg.
,aronprin3eIIin gecilie" mad Bremen;
San Guglielmo" mad Reapel.
8roipbedo. SigndIiiirt: nRia.
CARA bon Rem Yort mad 6oDrs; IRA.
rion" BON pbilobeIpbia na6 2ipsr.
popl.
Ct. Widaeis, Qbgeg.: nGano.
pic" bon Rsapel mad Bolton.
9untirt. angst.; Ocean Wlo.
narh" bon 8ancouDer, 3. 6.
Rottero a m. Abgsg.: vSsne,
itrp" na4 San Jroncisco.
GapeRace. poiIirt: .8ictorian'
BON Giperpool mad Quebec.
80 ton. 4nset.: .Rumibidn" Dor
Glasson; ~Warqustte" OOn antpsr,
pen.
2tbges.: rJrancOnia" na6 aip.r.
pool.
5uitnet. pafirt .Qrabic" por
Bottom ua9 ausenstOpn uRb aipsr.
pool.
. oDer. Mnget.: nl3eeIdno" pDr
gleD Yort nah 4ntDerpeu.
Saon On. ans,t.; .Wiinnshdba
bon Hsn gorf.
Sibneb, u. g. u. Qnst.: ,i3sa:
lanoia" bon Bancpuper.
aiperpooI. |. a6ge8.; n2oconio
mad Bottom.
pbilab.lp bia Qnget.: ,Gra'
Waloeriee" BON 5omburg.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-07
In (ShicaaU Dcrlanqt.

Ter Gbei Der 8ebeIaIpolI5ei Ralpb
Grapioro erhieIt aeiteru pom Der
BoIi3ei6eh0roc pom Chicago Die teIe-
araphii6e Ofittbeiluug, OaB SEQ. g.
Q2c8rath, elmer Der filr5IId in bicii.
ger Stoot perhoftcten pier ungebIibeu
. .Irabt3upfer", in Chicago meger
ShminoeIns oerlanat miro. Gr ioL
oortielbit ciuen Wonn nm $500 ge'
preat lmb, nahocm er gegen 9iirg'
ifoit uui ireteu sSuB 8eiest Doroen
par, ourdgebrauut lelu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-07

Gas prahtige 8obnbaus oes 9erry
1Sobn Quad, gto. 765 Dit 9tiogerpar
9tpenue, III 2lponoule, fpelhes oeriel5.
bis Dor aur3em iunebatte, lplrroe &C.
itern ourd BermIttlung bon Jbeooor
gtaper Il Bro. al Spnan Rertn, jr..
3u einem guten. Greiie pertauft. 1us
8ruuoitiif iii 80 bel $50 SUP.
Jolgenoe gauerlaubHiBiheiHe pur'
gen gsiteru ausgeiteat:
Woormon &c Sohn, 112itOdigsS
guiitsins Bobnbdus, aubsrt 4oenue
nahe Ct. qaprencs; $1,000.
eugene gbsnault, eiuit0tigss Grame.
WObnbaus, Srping 4Denue, nabs 80:
reit; $1,000.
Carl Sbsrrut. SrpeiitDdigss Srame.
Wobuhaus, 1888 GlapppOI Strabe
$500.
uniteo States 9uns Gompanp, orsi,
ltotes gadfteins, goncrsts unb 6oIs:
2agerbaus, 654 Gpans Str; $40, 900
W. 5. Ssnrp, 11ait0tisss goditsin
Wobnhaus. lrimple Qpenus, nab
Crane; S450O.
Sames Mc3pnougb, 21aIt0diges
Steius unb gaditsin sWobnbaus Bur.
net 4penue. nabe 9ordeiter; $3.50
9rdce grabibalp. 3peiitOdisss
5ramesW Wobnbdus, Clinton Spring!
4penue, sfpiihen Waibinston 4p,nu,
unb Carthage pite; $1400.
5rau U. 6. Sentins, 5tpsiItOdtses
gadIteinsW sWohnbaus, guruet 2tpenus
nabe Garnibdip; $500.
SiIbsn R. 5renh. R,paraturen ar
benz 8sbduos 10S Sit 2ibertp Strdbe;
$1,000.
Warn ). Gbet, 3ipstitOdiass aaben.
uno Jluts9ebdubs, Carthage pits
$500.
Gsorae 8. Warrinatou, sipetitOdiaes
gdditsinz uno 6oIs.Wohnbaus, GIN
BURT plaee; $25, 900.
Geo. 90. 5arris, Witsliso Der 5iI
sunssfonsssrmmifars bat sas Wobn'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-07

renb Der Debate iiber cine Bill, biz
observation-disclosures bic seiftes.
9eitorte perfonen mad ben Ser. Staas
ten brin9en, nit bohen 8elbbuBeH be.
legt. Cannon fprad gssen bic Dor.
ldge, Burnett fiet ibm ins @ort mi
Der Bemertung, Cannon babe BON jsbel
folder GeieBgebuns opponirt, uHb per
itiee iih barauf gu Der am Gins1ne
sripdbnten 8sbauptung. Die 8ia tDnr
be f6liebIih auf 9runb zines bonn Ret
prdinttunten gartbolbi, pon WtHouri
erbobenen Ginpanbs pom aalenber ge
ltrihen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-07
MOd,ten WiiIeu, mo- Die TunSs iino

Gie bieiigen MitgIieoer pom Groer
Of Spls, oeren 3abl bier uuo in ben
benadbarten St1oten 45O0 fem ioa,
neroen nod)lten Iienitaq cine nihtig2
8eriummlung abbolten Ter Groen
ioa ein germogeu pon $400 600 ba.
ben, aber feins Der Dtitglieoer weiB,
no lid bos 8elo befInbet uuo ipie Die
,Sonos perIpaltet geroen. 9lIs IN Der
Situna nergnngenen Wtouot oas lib.
lihe aliieBnent BON 40 Gents pro
MieIieo auseeihrieben lpuroe, marc
bie Grage auigetporfen. no iiG Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-07

glm 8reitag Rahmittog finoet cine
neitere aonferen3 itatt. 3aB Del
streif iih auf anoere GepartementS
ausoebnt, lit nift on3unebtnen. Die
grauorbeiter itrto unter &ontraft unO
NIT 6ieiem aontraft iebr 5ufrieoen,
eseoenfnlls miro Die Angelegenbeit,
Die geitern Abeno i'm Gentral 2abor
Council beridtet tuur6c, am 1Sreitag
gu beiDerieitiger 3ufriebenbeit beige
legt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-07
SclhitmprOpcriudl.

lie 19 ,Sobra alte ,Frau &eiiie
@auloin, BON 9to. 422 @eit 7. 2loe,.
trant geitern nadl einem Strelte nit
ibrctn Wtaune, in ieIblmorocrilter
9Ibiiht einp ifyDahc aorbolidureI0-
iunq. gle nurOe uadl Dem itdotIiten
SoioitaI qebrat}t, no iic init &lllfc
Der Wageupunpe balo auBer 8efaDr
1ebratt lultroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-07

Jonbs eigerttIih befin0c uno nie cr
uerpaltet merOe. IS Duroe Elm &om.
ntttee eingeicBt, nm cine lluteriuds
ung an3uiteuen. g8ie es beiBt, Dsroen
in Der Siblnq 3lDei 8erifte ltnter-
breitet pcr0eu uu0 elmer Oericlbelt
iou 3iemIih ieniationellen lSnbaIts
iein. Ter 1Sono5 miro ougebIih III
Soutb 9eEo, ,SnO., perrUuItct
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-07

primd r rfp a blen in 2anas.
5opefa, aanius, 6. Mug. - Der
4usgang Der Staatss sprimdripablen
lit Bel ben tpenigen 8erihten, ipelde
iotpeit porliegen, unm0glid porber8us
faaen. Die Hcoiepelt@Glettoren i6ets
nen pprdus gu fetn. bic 9aftanbdnger
iinb nber iebr 5uperiihtlih. Die Ses
ndtorss saanbioaten gbas. Curtis uno
Gouperneur Stubbs balten iih beinobe
bic Stanee. Bon Dem 4usgdng Der
oemotratif6en Wablsn 1T nod nihts
befannt.
Spdter einaetroffene 8eridts srae1
ben, baB bic Jortihrittler sinen Doa=
itdnoigen Sieg errangen.
Der Darron Yro3eB.
Sos QngeIes, Gul.. 6. auguit.
Der Garrotp pro3eb fam Dienitae
tur3 Dor Der 9ertnsuns tempordr gu
einem idben Gnoe, inbem Rihter 5uts
ION ben 5auptdnpolt Ddrrofps, Carl
Roaers, bis Ueittppd Ulorgen ins
,Gefdngnib abfiibrsn lieb. uno 3ipar
pegen Wibd6tung oes 9srihts
Rogers lisB bann Dor bem Obsrri9ter
Dilis einen 5abeas Corpus gsfe1l
fir fih erfpirten. Gr bate ndbrtnr
Der 8erbdnblunsen einem Stduts3eu'
oen ben 8OrDurf bes Meineibs esa
ma4t unb mar audi auf geiehl oea
Ri6ters nitt gu bepesen, bic gsitul'
bigung gu pioerrufen.
.B ouperneur VII on trttfi
nit 8ouperneur 90 ar.
ibal[ 3ui m men.
Seugirt, q. 5. 6. allguit. 6ou'
perneur @ooorotp Wilion, Der Demo
frntiife 8onnertrdaer, traf 1ienltag
gbeno nit 8olpernatr Ibonlas f.
Nariball bon sSnoiana, ielnem
,,2aufoenoiien", in Spring aafe, 2
Weilen BON bier entiernt, 5lilonnleil
Iie beioen @ouperneure, melt)e I'D
innerbalb zines Ssabres 3unt erIter
Naale ,pieoer ieben, begrilBten ith ntii
groBer Ser5lihfeit.
Serr g9ilion ipiro LienItag glbent
oiii,iea pcn ieiner gluiitelluHg als
0emofratiifer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Dot benahridJtigt neroen uno bet Del
Belcaenhert cine Brogranunreoe bal
ten. Gr bate Iienitag eiuen iiberail:
aeifditigen Gag. ba mebrere Ielego
tionen ihm ihre 2lufipartlng nad)ten
Der 8priiber bss bsmotrdtIihsH No
tionaltommittsss. Serr Wcgcmbs, II
pom 9ouperneur Wilfon bendhrihtlgi
porben, bab er Road Wsls. einsn
lan1iGbrinen Sreuno unb friiherer
girg.rmeiitsr bon ct. 2ouis. gum
S6abmeiitsr unb g6as. R. Crane, al.
nen 6bicagoer 5abritantsn, gum 9i3e.
9rdIioxnten bes iSinanssWusI IhuHes
bes bemotratiitsn Rattpnaltommittess
ernannt babe.
Die Rotifitationss 3ersmonisn tper'
ben siufdh uno turS Isin. .SeHatol
Ollie Sdmes bon Rsntutp rpiro 6errr
WiIion BON i.iner Domination feiteni
Der oemotratiihen pdrtsi benahrihii.
gen uno Der Gouoerueur fpirb oaHr
BON Der Ueranoa oes S1pitols aus Elm.
Reoe baltsn Die Gouperneure BON 2G
osmofratiihen Stantsn iinb gu Der g.
remonie eingelabeu tporben unb pieI'
berfelbsn tperoen 3ugegsn lein.
Worbsr legt 9efdnoni /
ab.
Bangor, Wle., 6. gusult. Del
SarmarRitsr !. Sberman 9rdp mel
der ipsgen anssblider grmorbung bel
14idbrigsn Roomi Rit4eq psrbaftst
purbe, bat Elm GeitdubuiB a6geIegt
Gr Iugte, oab CT bas tIsine WGober
auis Gelb binuusgslodt uno bort Der.
aeipdltiat uno bann ermoroet babe
Ter QuItm0rbsr, pslher bereits in si
mem 5rrsnbduis internirt getpeien lit
bebaupiet, Ri4t 5uretnunssidNs 81
iein.
Mus Ipsr 80
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-07
NfricRrnafil.

Die fOI9enoen nit Dem 7. 2luguIt in
9raft tretenoen 8erieBuugeu i'm Bolt
Seioepdrtement puroen oeiterH pcH
eem ppIi3sidef betanut ge8eben: po>
light Soiepb Dpire. pom 7. 0jitrttt
6enrp 2oepenitine pom patroIpagens
oienIt mad Dem Z. 3iitritt DerieBt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-07
I'm shlnflunncn hcitnhlru.

Irau gb. UlitheQ BON 9uffuIo, q.
g., neIte Qeitern 2lbenb auf Der
0urhreiIe nah Mobile, 2lla, in hiez
fieer Stabt eintrdi, meloete Der Yos
lisei, ouB tbr nd6reHo Der Tabrt DON
Buffalo ndh Cincinnati cine oanos
tnThe NIT $470 in gaar, BRET gants
biitern unb anoeren Dertbia4en qea
itoblen nurne.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-07

geseidnst baben, bislten in Glebelano,
Ohio, cine Reunion ab. Spdter nirb
eine Heunion in grobsm umfange ouf
benz Shlahtfeloe bon gebar Rouns
tain, ga., ifattfinben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-07

buus an Der SuoIeite Der N6ten Ipe.,
unmittelbar tpeItli6 DON Der goDes
nanter Stride, bon Qnnd 2atep fir
$25, 900 gstauft.
Fruu Cora Grtel bat Das tiir5lif
fertiggeItelte Queen Qnne 6aus an
Grtenbreher QDenue, / nDer RGhe Dee
3oOlogiihen 8artens; fir $4,000 on
.5pbn RiotnQn DertQuft.
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Das 6tnberniB.

SausFrau gum 8ettIsr) g6ier.
HOPPER Sic bieie orei 9sppids; nahs
ber I'm 3tpolf betommen Sje mltttass
eFen bafiir!"
ygebaure, Mabame, gebt Ieiosr nitt,
ih babe susliihe Si1d5eit!"
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@ q uner b Il m or.

Cube: ~Bir miibten aud NAL raus
aus m @rpbitaotiumpf in bic friide.
refine 2uft."
goe: Die babe ich INNER; ia wars
bette" uberbaupt bIob banu, tpsHn bic
Cuff rein it,"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-01
Tn1Es-REPUBLlCAN. MARSH LLToWN IOWA. MARCH

southern route to Los Angeles and
then, at their leisure, proceed up the
coast to Seattle and possibly into Can
ada. ~
relatives Of c. G. Keister, who are
living in this city. have had word from
his home in Mitchellville that his in
juries were neither severe nor pernia
nent in the accident in Des Moines,
where the Rock Island and Wabash
trains came into collision this week.
Mr.. keister was a resident of Grin
nell for several years and was engaged
in the shoe business.
The regular monthly meeting for
March Of the Congregational Brother
hood chapter takes place on Tuesday
evening, March -. 1t will be devoted
to missions ard the membership will
be addressed on this subject by Sec
rotary Hitchcock, Of the American
board, from Chicago
At 1853 this afternoon, the ROCK
Island TMountaineer being on time.
Governor Woodrow Wilson; Of New Jer-
sey, democratic candidate for the pres
idential nomination, will make brief
address to the people Of GrinnelI from
the rear platform of the observation car.
The Woodrow Wilson Club Of Iowa
College is making all preparation to
give him an enthusiastic reception.
The body Of Mrs. d. A. Beard was
brought to Grinnell this morning from
Hubbard, where she had been living
with her widowed daughter. Mrs. Lille
Beard Bowen. Services were held here.
conducted by Rev. T. o. Douglass. and
interment was made in Hazelwood be-
side the body Of her husband, who
died here ten or twelve years ago. For
the past seven years Mrs. Beard has
made her home with a daughter in
North Dakota. The family lived in
Grinnell for many years, Mr.. Beard be-
ing prominent Sunday school worker.
A son. Elmer Beard. was in the drug
business here for several years.
Mrs. Kate Bruner. of Clarified. who
had been visiting her sister Mrs. r. L..
Mortland, in Montezuma had the mis-
fortune to slip and break the bone Of
her right wrist while she was waiting
al the depot to take the train for her
home. Her brother, Andrew Weber.
was with her and proceeded on his
journey while the injured woman was
taken back, to the home Of her sister.
Harry Wire. who formerly lived in
Grinncai and conducted for several
wears candy kitchen and restaurant
but has been for the past ten years or
more in the mining business in Califor
mia. is expected here today to visit his
aged mother and his many friends.
Friends Of Rev and Mrs P. A John
son rejoice with them this morning in
the fact that their little daughter. who
has been critically i'll from pneumonia
and spinal meningitis and whom they
thought last night could not live thru
the night. now shows signs of improve
rnent
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-01
GrirnelI and Vicinity,

Grinnell. March 1.-Word comes from
Mr. Leonard Walker, for many years
resident Of G.innell and employed
in the c. W. II. Boyer bank, but who
moved to the Pacific coast some two
years ago. that he has recently bought
a few acres OF orange grove OF tried
bearing quality on one of the boule-
wards of Pomona. Cal.
Mrs. Marlyn Douglass, who has been
visiting for some weeks at Portal. n.
D.. and in Canada. has returned to her
home in this city
Active preparations are in progress
among these chosen for the annual tri-
angular debate Of Iowa College. Drake
and An1es, which is scheduled for the
near future. Joseph Brody, graduate
Of the class of II. is coaching the team
and will remain with the men until
after March 8, the date Of the debate.
The negative team. composed of Joe
WEIGH. Judson Blakely and Jay Will
son. will debate with Drake at Des
Moines, while the affirmative team.
made up OF Clinton Harrison. Harvey
Young and Lloyd Taylor, will debate
with Ames in Grinnell.
The death Of the talented SURGEON,
DR.. Charles H. Sheridan. at his home
in Oswego, y. Y, recently. brings q
pang Of regret to the hearts Of those
who knew and appreciated him when
he was resident Of Grinnell IN the
late 70s and to these acquainted with
| Miss Eliza Fitzgerald Of this city. who,
later. became his wife Frank Fitzger-
aid. a brother Of Mrs. Sheridan, went
to her aid in settling up the affairs Of
the estate.
Those who have heard Professor
Spencer Of the college here, In his re-
cent talks on "A Month in Italy" and
"A Month in Rome and Naples" are
outspoken in their praise Of the sub
1ect matter Of the lectures and the
graphic and graceful presentation By
the speaker, who brings his descrtp-
lions from actual observation and ex-
perience extending over several years
Of residence in that region. Professor
Spencer began his work in Iowa Col
lege with the present college year and
il winning the esteem OF faculty and
students alike.
The "Pentecostal Nazarenes" have
been holding evangelistic meetings Tor
some time in the Adventist church on
South Broad street. and report very
encouraging results Of theiF efforts 50
far. Meetings will be continued for an
indefinite time. Elder Mcfarland beinl
the leader In the work.
Mr.. P. ]. Fuller, Of Chester. received
telegram yesterday from his brothss
at Seattle Wash, to come there quick
ly. as their father was In . very criti-
cal condition. The father IL brother
of Mr.. Thomas Fuller. Of Chester, and
was for many years, his next doo1
neighbor In Chester 80, =. s. ::
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Child started Last
evening on q trip that may INST foI
ninety days in search of health and
tpaessu1es They 90 bg ways*Ss the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-01
CHICAGO Hay Market.

Chicago. March 1.-The hay market
vas steady. Receipts were 1928 tons
and shipments 313 tons.
Choice tiraothy-s22. 80 q $3.50.
No. / timotly-s20. 5OM 215O
No. . timothy and No l mixed
S1a,O0@19.5o
No. timothy and No. mixed
s14.5061s.00.
Clover-s1e.5 @19Oo
No. clover and no grade-s7.sJ0
1880.
Kansas and Oklahoma prairie. choice
-s1S.50G 1900.
Kansas and Oklahoma prairie, No. L
$1,000 100.
Kansas and Oklahoma prairie, No. 2
-S14.5 q 1850.
Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska and Da-
kota. choice-s16.50@ 17.00
Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska and Da-
kuta, No. 1-s14.50015.5
Iowa. Minnesota, Nebraska and Da-
kota, No. 2s12.50 @1400
Illinois. Indiana and Wisconsin feed
ing prairie-$11.50@ 13.50.
Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin pack
ing prairte-$9. so "a 1880.
Arkansas prairie, choice-S16Oo1
1850.
Arkansas prairie No. 1-s14oo@
1900
Arkansas prairie. lower grades-se.0o
1890.
Straw, rye-s950 q so.
Straw, rye-$9.00 $1,000.
Straw. wheat-$7 500 $50.
Threshed timothy-$12. 616.50.
Alfalfa. choice-S20.5 so @21.00.
Alfalfa, No. 1--s19.0o@20.00
Alfalfa, No 2-$1s.0O@ 19.00.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-01
CHICAGO Produce.

Chicago. March. !.
Butter-stea dy: creameries, 25n 2S:
dairies, 22@2s.
Eggs-weak; receipts. 1898 cases:
at mark, cases included, 2o1s a 2l;
fir.ts. %: ordinary firsts. u.
Cheese-Steady: daisies. ia a Y +;
twins 1eA617: young Americas. 11E.
m17h: long horns, ia a l1h.
Poultry-Eeasier; turkeys, alive, IA;
dressed, 10: chickens, alive, ~: !;
dressed, 10; springs, alive. 151s !;
dressed, Is.
Pork-May. 15.45.
Lard-May, $50.
Ribs-May, S.621s.
Rye-No. 2, 80.
Barley-75@1.3o
Timothy-11.00@ 1870.
Clover-16. 00@22.G0
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-01
AMERICAN FIGURES FAIL TO STOP
FORWARD MOVEMENT ON
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
REMARKABLE FALLING OFF
IN SUPPLIES BOOSTS PRICES
Lively Trsds in Corn With Big Houses
Most Conspicuous Buyers Seanti-
ness Of Offerings and Firmnees Of
othsr Grains Give Oats Strong Tone
Provisions Weak on Hog Receipts.

Chicago, March Excitement over
shipments jerked prices of wheat up
ward today. Traders in general were
surprised that the corrected figures on
American farm reserves had practically
no influence in stopping an advance AT
Liverpool whore buying was reported as
having been stimulated as a result of
q remarkable falling off in supplies.
Combined forwardings from Argentina,
Australia and India were 100000 bush
els less than the previous week and
10000 under last year. In addition
the fact was pointed out that even as
corrected the farm reserves of the
United States were the lightest since
1905. The opening was y q 70 to 3 a
cent higher May started at s1.o22.
TO s1.03, a gain OF g TO g. and rose
rapidly to s1.O3ss.
Crop damage reports from Missouri
AMI Kansas and ;;.1r-c,es: flour hllsi-
ness at Minneapolis helped to still
further advance. The close was strong,
with May at s1.037s 61.0i, gain of q
61H over last night
Corn.
There was a lively trade in corn with
big houses among the most conspicuous
buyers Smaller receipts and fore
cast, of unsettled weather as we'll as
wheat strength had decided bullish
effect May opened 4 to II up at 691a
to 6Sx. and climbed to 70ss.
Good cash demand led TO an add
tional gain. The close was firm at
a,.0705s for May l Is al "a above last
night.
In the oats pit scantiness Of offer
fngs and the firmnes,s OF other grains
gave the market strong tone. May
started "A u to Il higher at 5o7s TO
52H to So and assembled to 531s.
Provisions.
Provisions displayed little weak
ness at first owing to heavy receipts OF
hogs. but the buying fever in grain
acted more as an offset later. First
sales were 21a cents lower to 2le cents
up at s15.321a for pork. s9.2712 for lard
and $685. for ribs.