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The Daily Missoulian., 1913-11-30
OUTLAW IN TUNNEL
KILLS TWO MORE
DEPUTIES
MEXICAN, FROM POSITION IN
MINE, KEEPS SHERIFF AT
BAY AND HITS TWO.

Bingham, Utah, Nov 29-Tn battle
underground, with only the flash OF
their rifles breaking the darkness,
Ralph Lopez, Mexican gunman. added
possibly two more names to his list of
killed late today when he drove back
a posse of deputy sheriffs III the Utah
Apex mine Lopez who started his ca
reer of crime on November q by slay-
ing the chief of police of Bingham,
two deputies and a fellow countryman,
shouted from the depths of his strong
hold tonight that it would cost many
more lives before they got him.
The men he Shot today We're Depu-
ties Douglas Husey and Tom Man
dich, who at late hour tonight still
lay where they fell. The deputies be-
fore entering the Andy tunne of the
mine this afternoon arranged a signal
of four taps on a pipe line in case of
distress Shortly after the shooting
the signal was heard coming, from one
Of the fallen deputies. Then it ceased
and was not repeated.
Arrangements We're made tonight to
attempt to bring out the two in a mine
motor car, and it was expected that
this would preeipitate another en-
gagement with Lopez
Smoke the Reason.
The shooting today resulted when
half dozen deputies penetrated the
Andy tunnel 900 feet in order to light
a smudge to smoke the desperate out
AS soon as Hulsey struck match he
was shot down by kopez In the eX-
change of shots that followed Man.
dich fell, and then the deputies re-
treated. 1t was at first reported that
DR.. David Ray, who was superintend-
ing the mixing of chemicals for the
smudge, had been shot also. but later
he appeared at the mines mouth hav-
ing crawled from beside the fallen
deputies on his hands and knees
Lopez is located in the Andy incline
which runs into the Andy tunnel Sew
eral deputies who had gone on ahead
of the smudging party We're cut off by
the desperado, who is now between
them and the tunnels outlet. 1t is be-
lieved. however, they can find an exit
through an abandoned tunnel, and that
tileN are Stay ing where's tneS are TO
prevent Lopez retreating deeper into
the mine.
Deputy Not Located.
Deputy Sheriff Julian Sorenson, the
only survivor of the four officers who
started in pursuit of Lopez on Novem-
ber p, crept into the mine tonight to
hunt down and engage the Mexican
single handed. AT late hour he had
not been heard from. The deputies
who We're cut off from the exit during
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-11-30

tractors plowed that his Berkshires
might reap. His place will be alive
with hogs next year for he bought all
the soWs to be had in the region.
Keeping busy is Mr. James pas
sion; he runs his African estates and
his Canadian ranch by cable and wire,
but 1s doing a bet made in London,
a vaudeville act as Fred Lindsay"
with the 30foot stock whip he learned
to use in Australia with such dexterity
that he flicls cigar-ash off and puts
out lighted candle with the whip at
the length of it,
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WeiSen. -3nfubr getins. No.2 rptter
@intsr 109-112c, No. 8 bo. 101--107e. Qo.
4 rother 6S-1O2c per Bu.

@ei3en. -3nfubr getting. No.2 rprber
@infer 1O9-112e, No. 8 bo. i01--107e. Hp.
rother sS--1O2c per Bu.
Meffd3forn. - Sic Waffraae mar out,
unb bic Vreile feit. ---yto. Q tpeif3es 61--62c,
SO. 8 tpeiBes e0-81c, Rp. A tpeises 57--5Dc,
Ho. Q geIbes 6l-e2c, go. 3 bo. 60--61e,
SO. 4 DO. 57-59c, Ru. Q qemiidates 81 -
82e. No. B bo. 80-60Hc, Wo. A DO. 81 -
SOC, peibes aolbenforn 60--e2c, geIbes bo.
60-53c. gemifftes bo. 90 - e2c per Bu.
gerfauit pnroen: . Gar Ro. 8 asmiidtss
su 60Ke, ! Gar Deibes aolbenforn 81 sec
anf benz @eleiie.
0ofer.-- Narft rubig unb feit. - go.
ss1ze, Vo. 3 weiBer 81 s7HS Wo. weiBer
SO - s7c, Ro. 2 ssmiidter 30 - 86Hc,
Ro. 3 DO. 85K-36c. No. DO. P3-85c per Bu.
Roassn. - Martt feit. Ro. 80 -
roc, No. 0 DO. e3--e7c, slD. " bo. 54-6se.
8erite. -Ro. 2 Jrithjabrs 65-73c, Ho.
3 57--65e, No. DO. 5o--57e; Juttergerlie
40--50c per Guibel.
@eritenmals. - 5rlhiabrsserIte 10
83c per Bufhel.
gerslsif Der G,etreibcs greiis nit benieni.
gen am gIeideh Iase bes poriseH 3abres:
april, 10. 1918. april, 10. 1912.
Weisen, Ro. 2 rptber $50. .1l0c 106c
NeIihforn, 0p 3 gemiihtes 50e 79c
5afer. .Ru. 2sentFtter neuer 36Hc 5sc
Roggen, glo. neuer . 89c g4c
Seu, 30. ! 3imothp $3.50 $1,000
gSbisfn.
Ter Warti mar iietie. 8ertauft fpuroen
s62 EbIs. 9iitilltrs sSiniiheb GOODS auI
Der Baiis pon sl.30 per @allons.
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4d8li@er Wsarttberi@t.


ginciHnoft 10. Apr! 1913.
Tie nastioIssnbeu Euotirunsen besieben
iiG nur nuf Gngross Z IranscifioHen. Wei
tleineren Befhdften meroen etUas bobere
Hreiie bere6nei.
Bropiiionen.
Ter Rnrtt mar ratig, bic Yreiie itetia.
9 ShmaIS.--prima Sieam tl0.S0-i0.9O
lob.
IrcdensefaIsenss SItifd. -
Warft ieft.-Short dear Seiten i2A -
l2Hc, ihort Mippeniei!en l2-i24e, EXTRA
ihort dear Seiien l2-i24e, 5hnItern
liz ike, Bellies 184-i3hc Iofe unb
hc n,ehr perpadf.
Bacon. = Rarft ieit. sbcr, dear
Seisen i34 i3He, surse Rippenieiten Ia
--iSAe, srfra fbort dear Seiten i3-l34c
Sfaltsrn i2K -124c uno Bellies i4A--
l4He icie uno 4e per pfunb mehr per
padt.
! Sugar cured.sIeiich. Rarif 1T fen.
Ed1,nien 10 -- isKe, Yienic Gmulttrn
tl2A -l8ks, Bgensfoit Bacon lsE - isf.
S6uiiern 18--13Ee. New gort Gut S6ul'
tern t34--l3ks. irodent HeeisSniuifn
o2l.OO-22.00.
Ga6aepbdeites GIeifh. Rart,
itetig. Ehinisn i4N-i54e. Yicnie S4ul'
teru t0k--lle, Helits IAN iDe. Shnl'
tern l1--11Af, New Dorf Gut S6ulkrH
11X-11kc.
0rif&tS GIeifH.-- EfinieH l4k-
14Ae. 9ienic-S Huftern iOH--10kc, S4uI'
tern 10k--l0Ac. ibcrf Wsppenieiisn ION
lie, itogt dfar Esiten Like. trtrc
ibost eeiten l0A-Ile. Bellies iSh - i6'
PER- Biunb.
WstI unb Wetreibe.
Metl.-NeueS Dinter Yotent $500
$40, BiRtsr 6nnep elb5 - 40, 6intel
;50nsiip elyO0-4.16. Grtra e3A0--8.00, o.
6indreS t3.1O--826, Barter Hei3en Naten
t4.65- 100. 10. fone1 o8.65 4.96, DO. ga
milp t8.G0--4.O0; Mp1oeRms1i, aosDp|e3tq
asmif@fsb oly16--1.69, rfinss Gin Ae-
40. asmii6tst e<.st-ket sss 81.
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Ninopieh. - lie 3nfubr mar hsuis
slsnilih groB, bod Dareu CUTE ieifte 5leia
iherier.eH rar uuo iauoeH CUTE abnahme
su itetissu 1reiieH. 5bpere auhe tuGren
ic,tpatl uno iIeleu INN 10--l5c. 1toders
uno syeeoers uarsn in gutter Ratirage.-
Milftlihe limb feit.
Sbmere Stlere sT35-S.15. grtra 1925
$50, Ct1ieH s4OO-7.25, Jleiiheritiere
s5.75-s0O, grtru 1928. Seifers 1919
-s.25, auserlsiene bis ertra ss.25-S. -.
aiihe $450--.675. auserieiene bic ertru
s8.s5-T.25, Mtilflfube S6.00--7.25. Gamers
s3.5O-425, Sto9srs unb sseebers 5000
IT'S. Siods Seliers s5.75-t.50. Stodsaahe
81 $3.50.
guIlen. 8ei uur mdBeer 3uiuhr
war Der Marit beute feit nno Die Bretie rie
iDlgt:
,yeite gullen s1.00-7.50. Bologna 1926
$50. ertra $1.85-1.50, mnSere uRo Ie!dlie
S3.50-6.D0.
Rdlber. Die 3uiubr mar beuts jisnt'
lid, aroB unb bic 9rsiie iielen gegeu Sdlub
nm soc per 100 8funb.
Crbindre unb grpBe s7.00-1000. fair bis
cute leid1te t900-l050, ertra $40. 75-l 90
'anen sl1.25-11.50.
R1fber in ben 8onrniiiiicnss SduierH. -
/ 5onep 10he ,prima bis nuserleieus stl-lOe
oroindre 6-8ht.
mS hweine. - Tie 0uinbr par beuts
iiemlit grob unb bic 8reiie Felen UNI mel.
tere i0c per 100 8funb. Uegeu ShIut
uuroe Der Marit febbaiter unb itetig.
Cute bis auserlefeue Werpadunsss uni
Hleiiheriorten S9.35-s.40, gemiltte Der
] lbodnnasiorten s9.15-9.35, crbtnare BID
onSerfsfene f@mere iette S6ue e700-s.75
StnQS $3.50 - 716, leibte @erf6nbiforter
| Io7.7t Zoo, Sersti ocn lOOs4fano unb ue
Aaioey 460o-E0
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&Dbleuidnre nnb &Dbleuitaub
ais urlat)e Der milDen
gSintcr.
Cine rcltc Sbeoric BON 9Sroiaiior
Qrrhenius.

Der betannte Idpeoiiae pbgIiter
5r. Soantc arrbsnius bot iit neuers
olrqs in iebr interenauter Detie lbar
re Sbutiotf ausgeiproden, oab Die
Ainter I'm Rorben uno in UlitteIeurpz
pa in cer lebten 4 bis 3 o5abrsebnten
miloer 9eroroen iino. unb cine neue
Sbeoris iiber Die uriahen bteisr Gr=
idsinuna aufgeitetIt. grr9enius
rleint. oab oaran tein 3peifel mebr
obipalts. oab bic Mitteruna in Rprpe
europa iih INNER mehr Dem aiiitens
lima ndbere; bic Ruhtpirtungsn oss
Sommers ftrefen iih ftets peiter In
zen 6erbit unb ben Winter hinein; bic
milben, feuhten Mtnbs betummsn
INNER tpa6fenoe Getpalt; Hare Cuff
unb bo6s Winterfdlte, ME qIiere 2euts
iie oOn ihrsr RiubAeit uHo Sugeat
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wefs. ssass sat as.len II aew Dsri.

@eft. Hsabs sst Assifn IN Esw 9sr.
9elb rcn eali" puroe 3u sH-3KE aus
gefiehen.
Brima Geihdftspapiere purben 81 o.
6@ biSfontirt.
Gterling grdanse III iteiie. -
Siff su s4.S6M - 4.S5 nne 0cMmeresai
e4.S8--4.s3H.
Bunbes. CbIieationen fparsH lte'
ttB unb .uurben fpie fplgi aucttrt:
Ber. Staaten Refunbirung 2R 10o1
geb, ~ reaiitrirte f1sh - ia. eoapons
.113H--1144, SO rtgiitrirte !O2 K-lO34
Coupons l02 H-10a4, Banana Megs'terec
2& 100A A-101, bo. 80, 102H-f0s.
aftienmarft.- - AnfangS tuuros ein
ifarier 1rud gum Berinufen ausgeltbt. nnc
bte Ireife batten su lsiben, ipdtsr leoodb er'
bolten iif oieielben lpieoer gum lheil, uno
Der Martt lhipB itetig.
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8u ben Selten6eiten. QDeltss iinb bic
urIdten bo3u? 2trrbsujus bebt 3u=
nGtit 6erDor, ouB bic urIaht nj 6t
in elmer 8erdnoerung Der eresitrDs
me pDer in ben 8ertdltniHen in ben
Qolarqegenoen 3u Iuhen iei, Da oieie
elmer mertbareH lImgeitaltung
ipdbrenD zines 70 tur3en 3ettrdumes
ni6t untertDorfen feien; nod penigsr
6dnDle es 't6 um cine 4enDerung Der
SonnenDG Grme; man tonne nur
an cine Nenoerung Der 8erbdltniiIe Der
QtmoipbQre Denten. 4rrbenius fi6rt
aug:
Wegen be8 unge6eursn 8erbrauhs
BON &ptlen, Yetroleum uno anoeren
grennfoFfer in Der neuereu 3ett niro
bic Ntmoipbdrs INNER reider an Sob
lenIGure; bic EDtIeniduremenge Der
Ntmpipbdre betrdgt CUR 3eit ettDd
3/10O pro3ent ober $40 pro WliQe.
Dies 8erbGItnib rptro Iicb ratiirlit
erIt gun3 dumGbIih uno langiom an
bern; nit Der .3eit pirb absr bic 8obs
lenIduremenge in Der 4tmoip6Gre bod
in einem Iplhen GraDe geitiegen TeiH,
bab Iie auf bic 8urhitnittstemperas
! tur einen qepiFen GinfLuB iibeu piro;
bieie tptrb h0her rperoeu, bd Die ME
/ brighten Shihteu Der in 3utunFt me-
niger leitt bstuegIifeu Qtmo'pAdre
ipie cine Dirt 9ldiernsn 8ates iiber
Dem Grbb0Den pirten uub hinoeru
pirb, baB bic MISUNDERSTANDING 10
Itart tpiro, ME lie friiber mar uebers
bies piro aber aud Die Qunbpirtb
/ ihaft reihere Gr3eugriiIe brtnqen, bd
/ bic fir oos gflan3enleben 10 unenta
/ befrIite &pblenidure in Inn 10 grpBez
rer Wlenqe in Der Guft DprhQnoen ietn
Miro.
Der 4oblenIdureqehalt Der &uft III
in un'erer 3eit 3tpeifellos i'm Stetgen
bedriTten, tpenn aud nod IN oerhdlts
riBmdbig Qeringem 8raoe, ic nab Das
Plus an RobIenfdure iid ihrpierig
/ ourd oirette WeNunder pirb feititelIen
ldiIeu. Q8thtig III folQenoes: Bon
6unoertt0uienoen BON GotonotiDsn.
8dmpfihiffsz un0 Fdbrtt@5 5tprn'tel@
nen in allen Wsltthetlen uno pom Wills
lionen BON Shornitetnen in ben prlba'
! ten 6GuIern Itr0men fortndhreno uns
oeheure W{u'Ien BON Spteniaure uno
ao6len'tau6 in BE Guft htnons. DIE
4tmoIp6dre TT 7tDor 9roh unb fetr dss
rGumtd; bier bunoelt es 'ih ober IN Der
SouptTdhe Blob um bic o0srnteortus
ten, fart tompririrttn Sh'tle oer'els
BEN, Die aohlen'dure mi'ht nd nas
tiiriit leiht nit Der 2uFt. II uher bod
itperer als nnners 2uftar'sn Der
4tmoipbdre uno moht nisie ipentoer
betpealih. Sin aroberer Wro3entias
bon Gohlen'dure niiroe es Der hoher
lieqenoen tdlteren Guft 1ther 'hfrersr
mohen, ninubNt'inten uro noroIths
Winoe, flares gGstter nno fro't ~ be-
irirten. Nas aber nun namsntltt ote
grpbeu Rau6maiien betrttft, bic, aba
ge'eben DON Der unlEhtbaren SoPlen'
taure, tufolge olr 8ernrsnnung gebIl'
BET peroen, 10 fnten bic 9roberSn gss
ltanottells 8letn prHdh, uno fetnes
Seitanotbeile neroer pom Hegen bins
untergeipiiIt; oieles BON benz auertetns
ten Hoblenrdub tam aber osrhalts
RtBmdB!g SroBe 9ohen erretten; oiels
, Wlengen bon fetnem Eobenltdub IN
. ben Aoberen Sdthtsn Der Gutt befptrs
Ten, bdb itt bic BdneroaH1pte Der
Gtmoipbdre gu WoIteu uno REBEL
peroi4ten; oieie WpltenbtIbungsn
bringen mtloes Qbtttsr uro yteoer.
|, inIa9e nit itd. Die iiioliasn Utnoe.
Die auf tbrem 0eg pom 4tlunttiaen
C~-a~r, 1ikp~ N,a 90 kvffrp N NJ
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Wetau- martt.
Rem gort, 10. Gprif.

Rupfer mar beute ieit. - Stanoaro III
$l4.75--l5.25, Gieetrolptie ~ 1880. Gate ~
ti5-5O--f5.62, eating 3u e16-26.
Ninn ruhig ~ o48.62-4S.6L
Diei itetiG ~ t4.3o.
GpeItes uiuig % e5.76-566>
gffen ifetfa unb nnpeTdnbert. R6s I
0erlkesn ot7. .75---4 -416.36, go. . Rc6h1n
H74t-f7.7t; 80. / 6outtera o1176-
.ls.aS. 30. ! erutbern@o 1.w-A2n
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BON WeIon,artt.
xiatinnati. fo. Aysll iets.


Sic RaAfroge mad Torlebst mar IN Dsn
mtiiten bieiiaen Wanfen MIR mdbig, cpd1 itf
0db immer nod feit, ubwcbl bic bdnten
flshr ais genaaenoe Jonos an pano pacsn.
7arleben ON ean" mnroen non ben balisn
su6Kg ausgelieben, fuabreno 0fid1affsgas
piere au 5H 0a cisioutirt ruuroen. Etf
MnfIer plaeirten Bripatsstopitoi ~ 5-okH
,,ois raa" unb auf neit.
fsenfu aai Rsw Dssl
rpusben Al gari sipiiden Bonfen persauft.
1ie Gounterrots betrdst soc Yrdrnss per
5000.
ssrAsef ART enssta.
iinb itetis. Tie fofsenben Guctsrunsen fino
su bsrit,fen:
aonbDn, Taae Giht, A.s7H per s ;
60 Toae Gidst, e4.s8H per G Raris, 8 Ia
ae eiht, 515 5rones per 500; 90 Iage
Eif,t, 5iS syrdncs per 500; fur Teutihidno,
Taae Gihi, Usnrf s5H-95A, DO. 90
1nNs Eidt, S4K-94kc.
documentary Bills ouf 2onoon spurbtn
Al e4-S2 ", auf Glasgow 5u t4.S2 y uno anf
Bsifait au t4.s2 pertauft.
cassss-rsfasiisnsH
rubig unb itesis. Die Bonsen auoliren tpis
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Qbicuoo, 10. Npril 1918.

Shneine. - 2etdhte 1896 - $50, 9es
miid,te ss.S5--925, fhrpere $8.65-9.20,
rauhe 1856 - $50, 5ertel $500 - s.2o.
Martt tart.
Riubuieb.-B Beeoes S7.30-9.20, Serds
Stiere s6.80-7.s0, Stoders unb Seeeers
s510-S10, aiihe uno 6eiiers S8.90-8.4O,
adlber So 1900. Nartt itetig.
Ghufe 2dmmer. -S9afe: GIN
beimiihe Se25-7.40, sSdhrlinge S6.75-8.50,
2dmmer: Ginbeimiid1e S6.75--9.25.
3ufu6r. - Rinbpieb 4,500, Sdnetnf
$4,000. Scbafe uue Qdmmer 10000.
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Shafe unb 2dmmer.--G Gie 8ufuhr
tpar beufe grbber, bic ga6frage cine quite
uno bic 9reiie itetig.
Shafe. - Grtra 800, quite big auSerle'
iene s6.50---6.90, oroindre bis quite $500
625.
9dmnter. grtra $9.00-9.50, CUTE bts
duserleiene s900-9.40, proindre bis quite
s6.50--S.75, geihorene $7.00--s.5o, 5rilb'
iahr5< Qdmmer $12.00--15O0.
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Ghltaap. 10. Xpril.

Wetseu. - Iiir g1ai ok - 92xc,
am 5hlub s2c; fir Gull s01f - 91c, am
5dIuB s01sc; fiir September $500 He,
am Shlub 9Oe.
@sli dfprn.-Sar Rai 55h-585sc,
am St!us 554e; fir guilt 5sH-571lc, am
Shiub 56Kc; far September 5Tsa-55 4r.
am 5dlub 57He.
Safsr - 5ar Rai 35H-364c, AM
ShluB 354e; fhr 5uii 34Ek - 354c, am
S4luB 35c; fur Sspteuber S44-355sr, am
ShluB s4Hc.
RogssH.-RO. 2 8s--s4c.
Berlfs.-46-5Sc.
Iimotbpiaameu. - Rsaer s275-
$50.
alsefGamsu. - $500 - 21.OO per
Geniuer.
1870 Der gbl. - Fir gai
s19.70 - 1885, am Shlu5 s19.72h; fir
| 9uli S19.s5 - 2002H u, am ShluB $3.50;
fir September si9.57 7H--19.s0, am Sdlub
sl97o.
S6mafs.-sl0.47f per 100 BIB. 5itr
Rai sl0.s2H-10.92A u, am S5IuB sl0.s5;
fir gulf sl0.S0 1890, am ShluB
s1Os5; iiir Ssptsulbsr s10.s2H-10.92 4
am ShIuB $10s5.
Sbort Rippsuieiteu. - s10.s7E
Ill BIN per 100 BIB. - yar Nai sl1.l5
- fl224, am 5aluB sll.l5; iar 3uli
t10.90 - 10g7h. aM ShIuB sl0.s2 Il iar
September sl0.72K-i0.s2H, am S6Iub
sl075.
Butter-Rartt mar fetis. Greamsriss
27-34e per EiuHb.
Gter - Nartt iistia.- EroiHarp iirita
174-17Hc, ftrits 174-ls4e per Eugeno,
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0tmstpdrtige Mdrfte.
81 EN- Nprf. 10. Npril.

WehI. - Der Martt mar beute itetig.-
gpring 8atent $4.40-4.60, Wiuter Straigbts
&4.4O-450, gpinter 8atents $4.70-5.10,
gprina clears $4.00--4.20, Winter grtraS
Nn. / S3.SO--4.1O, No. 2 DO. $3.70--3ySO.
RanIus Straiahts $4.00-4.2O.
Wpaaenmepl mar Itetig. - sair Bis
gutes 43.50--3.S0, dolce bis faneD 1856
1896.
Waismehl mar itetis. --sSeines meiBes
unb geIbes $1.30--1.35, grobes s125--1.3O,
ailnorieb $3.l5.
aossen 1T itetis.- SO. Beitern e7c,
{. |. (. buffalo.
@erit lit itetie.-- RalSgerIte $500,
iSeebinq "a Nc {. |. (. Gerp port.
@eiaen.-- Ter Martt 1T uiaie.-0o. 2
rptber ff2ke elf. i'm gleuator uno 114c
{. o. b. IdhfDimmeno. 4U Northern Duluth
lo3c I. o.b. ihipimmenb.
gclidlforn. Ter I2artt mar Itetiq.--
Grport 6fc {. o. b. lf)plmmeuo.
bafer. Dearft mar feit. - Stanbarb
fpeiBer 401ze, SO. B 39h-40c, gto. 80
3gHe, ytninrpeiBer 3s-40Hc, fDeiBer ges
ihdlier gsH--41c auf benz @eleiie.
Seu lit feit. - Stanoarb 97Kc, $40. /
1860, Ro. 2 s5--95c, gtO. 3 75--SOc.
SopfeR III rubig State oroindrer bis
dolce 1912, 1886; 1911, 9--14c; 4aciiic
Goat 1912, 16-20c, 1911 11--15c.
5dute limb ltettg. - Central americrn
2ss4e, Sosota 2sH-28Hc.
Ieoer lit feit.-5emlOt 28-29c.
Bort tit itetig. - 5antiLp S24.O0-25.Oo,
Ihort clear s2l O0-22.5O, DteB S2l.75-22.5O
Beei III itetig. -ian,iIp $500 - 24.0O
NsB $l9.0o--20.00. Becis SAinteu $32.00-
8400.
Gut Reats iinb itstig. --@ep6telte Bel.
lies, 10 bis IA 8funb, IA - 154c, DO.
Shultern SH-84c, DC. 5dinten 154e.
Shmals 1T itstia. UttbbIe @eit
prima Gil 05-11.15; GGiiiulrtes taum ltetig
Continent s11.7o, 2. VI. $l2.35, COMPOUND
8-s]sc.
Ialg lit itetia - grima Gitp su exc,
Gouutrp 5Ts-85sc, Specjal 71sc.
Baumtup IiaameUs Gel 1T itetia
Brima robes III $5.60-j.67, prtmd 5onIs
rner eelbes III $685..
Setroleum iii ftet,g.-Raiitnirte Rep
gorf $3.50, Ybtlaoelptla uuo Baltimore
$3.50. bo. in Bult $3.50.
g9plIe iit ruhis -3omeitic Glesce Ohio
29-30r.
Sars iit Itetis. -Straireo. sspobnii9sa
bis gutes s5.35.
9erpentin lit tpili8 su 43c.
Rsis III iietig. -ginbelmii9er 3K-Sc
| Ratua 64-8Ac.
NolaiIes if itetig - Rsu Grledns
Cpsn aettle, gutter bis dolce, 85--55c.
3uter.-Noher faum itstig. Ruscapabr
80 Ieit, 2.s9c, Centrifugal S6 Ieit 1896
Rolaiiss 3uder 50 Ieit 2.64c. Rafiiuirte,
| III pilig. - Gut 2ooi 5l5c. Gruibeo 505c
Moulb "" 4.70f, Gubes 4.60c, 8opeeret
450c, grannlateo 435c. Tiomono "
ABS, Gouieiciouers 81" 420c, SO. 4l0e
Rc. 2 4.05c. SO. q 4o0c, 30. 4 8. 1850, $40.
$500, SO. 8 1850, SO. 7 3.sOc, glo. s 385c
| Rc. 9 3. .T0c, Rp. 10 1885,. Ro. Ii 3.30c, Ro
/ IL 3.55e, Ro. IS $500. go4 3.50c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-11
Niebmdrtte.

Cincinnati 10. april 1913.
2ufubr uno @erianbt mdhreno Der per
Iloiienen "a 5tunbcu. pergliheu nit ben
pcrbergshenoeu 1agen, rpareu pie io!gt:
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.Die all III oenn Tetn 9robpd!er2s
.Das peib in ultt. absr mir bab'1
idon isbr lange.~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-11

0jeasina esHfc uwfate.
Die rmf6te i'm hieiiaeu Clearinghouse
befiefen iih heute aui &,019,350.
essaf.essHrtsatsa.
Ter Nnrtt mar audi heute psbsr iebr
rubig unb bic Ereiie sebriifi. lie foleenoen
Hersdufe iine su berihten:
IN Ass 1ssga
First Cali
100 Hffien Columbia Gas. IL
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80 aiiiea Cincinnati Sigset 1g........ffs
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aftitu Cincinnati Sireei Rn..---112
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Hlsffn Brocier & @ausbie eom.....bJ3
szz.o0o 9lsheldno, g., 4, 192i.........i0f
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Wicyft belnblihen Bonbs uno attten gtebt
bic off3ienen Guotrungen an
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Ter Rerianet betrug in eerielben 3e,t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-04-03
City Statistics
Births.


Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Thomp-
son, 410 Pearl street. boy, second
child.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Duning, 421
South Eighth street, girl, second child.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Otto Luneka, 4O3
North Thirteenth street, girl, fifth
child.
Mr. and Mrs William Clifford Bald
win. 312 North Eighteenth street, girl,
second child.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carpenter, 1873
North Fourteenth street, boy, third
child
Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Spears, 1926
Sheridan street, girl, fifth child
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward B. Lock, S29
South Ninth street. boy, second child.
Mr. and Mrs. John I. Dandt. TAT
South Seventh street, boy, third child
Real Estate Transfers.
Catherine Rooney to Harry Plnnic!I
Lot. PIT. IA of the P. & H. Addition &C
the city of Richmond. Consideration
ST.
Harry c. Foster to Leslie Cook PIT
S. w. section II, township IA, range /
Consideration 81.
Dickinson Trust company 10 Gar.
land Willet lot ST of the H. & w
addition to the city of Richmond
Consideration $3.50
Georgianna Binkley to John R.
Simpson. PIT. S. E. section 4, township
10. range 1. Consideration S19S7.15.
Georgianna Binkley to Thomas Maher
PIT. S. E section 4, township 13, range
l. Consideration $2512.S5.
Emelia Hiatt to James Kelly lot 2S0
of the E. S. addition to the city OF
Richmond
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-04-03
MOTORCYCLE NOTES

The Newark. \. j., Motorcycle club
has planned a 200-mile reliability run
through Jersey and Pennsylvania for
May 4th.
\ number of fire departments are
going to try out motorcycles equipped
with fire extinguishers for controlling
small fires.
Billings, Mont. has installed motor
cycles to deliver mail throughout the
city. and it is said that Billings will
now have a delivery system second TO
none in the state.
The Aberdeen s. D.. Motorcycle club
has been enjoying a course of lectures
during the winter months which have
been very instructive as well as enter
tanning, and have also served to keep
the club members in close touch with
| each other.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-04-03
MAY HAVE A THIRD
PARTY IN CANADA

EDMONTON, Alta April 3.-What
may be a forerunner of third party
in western Canada is sensed by poll
ticians in the pledge incorporated in
circular letters, distributed by Rev. w.
G. w. Fortune, secretay Of the Alberta
Temperance and Moral Reform assoc
iation, acting under the direction of
the Committee of One Hundred The
plan is to work only for the election
of men who are unaltcrably opposed to
the liquor traffic. The pledge follows:
presence of my fellow men, that so
long as the liquor traffic exists in the
province of Alberta, l will renounce
my party ties and Affiliations, of what
ever kind they may have been. if
necessary, and will stand firmly by
vote and influence with the Committee
of One Hundred, for the election of
competent men to the legislature. -
Mr. Fortune reports that many are
signing the pledges.