davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Dickinson press., 1913-05-10

am going to appoint a man as state
engineer who has given much study to
the Ignite coal problem. He has made
many experiments with it and is try
ing to find out the best use for it and
how to get the best results and most
benefit out of this coal.
The Governor spoke at length about
the potteries at East Liverpool, Ohio.
and the iron mines in different local.
tiles and showed that faith is needed
in the development of an industry.
country OF city. He speaks of the neces-
sity of our sending out men who are
big and broad enough to properly rep
resent our state and show the people of
the other states and of the world what
natural resources North Dakota possesses
We don't need competition half so
much as we need cooperation. If Dick
inson is the place for a pottery and
Fargo the proper place for a canning
factory. why. the thing to do is to CO.
operate.
Mr.. Hanna spoke at length of the
probable value of our fax straw in the
making of paper and of wheat straw
in the making. of lumber. He stated
that If fax straw can be used in the
making of paper that every ton will be
worth from S. to $40. Sixty per cent
Of the fax GROWN in the United States
is Grown in North Dakota, which is
about two and one half or three million
tons at S. per ton it would be worth
about SIS, 700. 90 and if it were worth
$40 per ton, then it would about
$50. 600. 600. He..spoke of the great waste
in the burning of the straw each year.
THE facts of today were dreams yes
terday," said Gov. Hanna. The ex-
pertinent concerning fax straw is con-
sfdered only a dream at the present
time. Things that were considered
dreams some time ago are now re-
alities. Wireless teleeraphy a few
years ago seemed q dream and today
is absolutely practical and considered
as a common modern convenience
One hundred thousand people witness
ed the first flight of the Wright Bros.
now it is an everyday occurrence t
see q flight made in the air. Thu
president of the United States presented
the Wright Bros. with q handsome golt
medal apiece. 1t is not 8 % much wha'
we say but what w do. Speeches ar,
not much: actions are what count
The old adage actions speak loude
than words" still holds good. DON
be skeptical; have faith that will NOV
mountains. Had we earlier settler
had enough faith in ..North Dakota t
buy land we might have been coveret
II r1EEEGtt'@g
The Dickinson press., 1913-05-10
GOSSARD CORSETS--B Best Made

North Dakota for we raise men here.
Good citizenship is perhaps the best
thing we have.
At the suggestion of Fred Turner, a
rousing vote of thanks was extended
Gov. Hanna at the conclusion of his
address.
The Dickinson press., 1913-05-10
Local News

Local News
Rev. J. S. Rood of Hebron was in
the city Wednesday.
Mrs. Leo. Hart of Medora was shop.
ping and visiting friends in Dickinson
Wednesday.
Notwithstanding by the day :
first class work guaranteed. Phone 39k
adv. 5-10-2p
A son was born Sunday. May 9Th,
to MI. and Mrs. Ed. Freitag at St.
Joseph's hospital.
Lost-eold cuff button. Thompsonite
setting. Return same to A. T. Crowl
and receive $2.-adv. 1t
Regular Csc packages eraekers-
the fresh crisp kind-at Roquette's
seonemy:sals Saturday for 2oe.-adv.
Carl Semarth, publisher of der
Wacht Am Missouri at Hebron, was
recently married TO Miss Sophia Ebel
Of that place.
Mrs. c. D. Litch went to Mandan
Tuesday and Mr.. Litch went down the
following day. They expected to visit
for a few days with Mrs. Litch's
mother, who has been quite Ill.
Pull quart bottles Of absoI-
utely pure grape juice 42c at
Roquette's economy Sale Sat-
urday.-adv.
A regular weekly dance will be held
at the Masonic hall on Saturday even
ing to which Masons and their families
are invited. There. will be good music
and a luncheon.
Mrs. Ben Collins of Collins has been
in the city for several days with her
daughter, Mrs. Vim. Baird. who is at
St. Joseph's hospital. They expect to
return home on Saturday.
Paul Lebo, clerk of court for Billings
county, was a visitor here Wednesday.
Miss Arvilla Dingman expects to
leave ext week for Becker MIMI.
where she will visit her grandmother
for a few weeks.
Extra large cans saur kraut Toe Al
Roquette's economy sale Saturday
adv.
Examinations and confirmation OF
the 1918 English confirmation class OF
St. Johns Lutheran church will take
place next Sunday morning at 1O
O'Clock. Because of this there will
be no German service in the morning
and no service in the evening. Fol-
lowing are the members of the elias.
who will be received into the church
next Sunday: Walther Maser, Herbert
Mckenzie. Tekla Peterson, Tekla Ander.
son, Florence Mckenzie and Rsil
Maser.
We were pleased to receive a court
eous visit at our Office of representa-
tives of the Home Ironing Board Co
of Kansas City, Mo-, who are distribu'
tors of that company. This company ha'
a VERY useful article in the form of tn
only all-metal ironing board on tn
market which they replacing in home
in this district. through the medium o
a unique advertising system whic|
ultimately gives to every home al
ironing board free of cost.
Next Friday evening. May 10th, i
the date set by the Junior class 0
the high school when they will enter
tain the Senior class at their annua
The Dickinson press., 1913-05-10
Gov. HAWNA's talk RINGS
FOR DICKINSON AND STATE

Continued from page I;
The Winslow mail., 1913-04-19
Currency Reform

AS soon as the House pass
es the Tariff Bill which will
be done without delay the bill
will then be sent to the Senate
where Of course such rapidity
Of action cannot be expected
and it will probably take sixty
days gilmore before the Senate
passes this bill. So during
thistime the House of Repre-
sentatives will have to sit iu
idleness if they donot take up
other matters Of legislation,
and it is quite certain that
they will make material chang
cs il our Currency Laws,
which will render the Curren-
cy more elastic and more re-
sponsive to the needs of com
merce and business. This sub
ject has suffered immeasure-
ably from neglect by congress
and is not regulated by such
modern methods as prevail in
Great Britain, France and
Germany, where panics have
never been known to occur in
times Of peace and they should
never occur here. A small
amount of craftsmanship can
make great improvements IN
our present antiquated curren-
cy laws and it is believed that
this will be done before the
special session, adjourns.
The Winslow mail., 1913-04-19
Election Of Senators
By Popular Vote

Last week Pennsylvania
ratified the amendment to the
Constitution providing for the
election of United States Sen
ators by direct vote of the
people instead of through
legislation as heretofore, With
the ratification of one or more
states the total number that
have ratified will be thirty-six
thus legally amending the
constitution. Not a single
state has rejected this amend
ment showing how heartily
the people are in favor Of this
change in the method of choos-
ing our Senators.
The Winslow mail., 1913-04-19
Notice.

Office of the Board of Super.
visors, Holbrook, Navajo County
Arizona, April 18, 1918.
Notice is hereby given thai
the Board of Supervisors Of
Navajo County at their regular
meeting on May 5th, 1913, pro
pose to grant franchise to w,
H. Clark, of Holbrook. Arizona,
for the building of a power plant
and operation and distribution OF
the power thereof.
This power to include the right
to use the public highways fol
the purpose of placing poles and
distributing the power of the
said plant The aforesaid plant
to be operated in Holbrook, Nava.
jo county.
This franchise to be granted in
accordance with the provisions
of Chapter 81 Laws 1912 Special
Session.
C. NJ. C. HOUCK,
Clerk.
The Winslow mail., 1913-04-19
The Extra Session of Congress

The special session Of Con-
gress which met April 9TH 10
revise the tariff downward will!
undoubtedly take up other i'm
portant matters before it ad-
journs. The Country seems to
be less affected commercially
and industrially by the pros
poets of a tariff reduction than
formerly when threatened with
a republican, revision. Que Of
the principle reasons for the
old fright was that the manu-
1acturerS knew that the re,
publicans always shaped Their
bills so as to coUfer beueflts
on the large contributors to
republican campaign funds SO
the honest manufactures never
could tell how he would be
dealt with until the bill actu-
ally became law. In the
presnt tariff bill however, the
whole country seems to have
an abiding faith in the Judge
1nent,- honesty aud d'patriotism
Of thee Democrats who will
fram5 this measure. Another
fact, However, is that it has
heen clearly demonstrated
that every important industry
in this country can live and
flourish without the slightest
bit Of tariff protection.
The Winslow mail., 1913-04-19

Only 1858 persons have
applied for the 10, ,3S4 jobs in
the gift of the new. admins
tration. The 12o, 900 that cam
not be accommodated will be
able to work off their enthusi.
asm later by taking examina-
tions for the classified service.
The Winslow mail., 1913-04-19

make the men good and
the girl will be- says a wit
ness before the Chicago Vice
Commission. Of course! or
Vice Versa!
The Winslow mail., 1913-04-19
Notice

Your street tax of $500 fol
the town of Winslow is now due
and must be paid in cash or labor
on the streets and alleys. Al
persons between q and so years
are subject to this tax.
T. H. SHUFL1N,
Street Supervisor,
The Winslow mail., 1913-04-19

When it comes to the brew
ing business, the South and
Central American republic
have Milwaukee beaten to q
fragile. Only they brew most
ly trouble.
The Winslow mail., 1913-04-19

The Bull Moose party is
becoming addicted to off
years in state politics early
in its career.
The Winslow mail., 1913-04-19

New York continues to lead
in prosperity. A commission
now finds that Sing Sing will
have to be enlarged.
The Winslow mail., 1913-04-19

N1MWI man gets he re-
'-SfG1-1>s of line.
Alexander,
understood psychology
ndred
have broken bridges
dreds Of
In of
the e1ectrc volt O a
wben a amsnbe does
Ipty the maDwbo 9
generation the of actou generation of
lf.cunHde ceandma psychology.
The They uniformity
will
out them
anything
he lis utter
t keep
The Winslow mail., 1913-04-19

A Sbamokiu, Pa, man
stopped bullet with his arti-
fcial eye. Will Col. Bill Cody
champion glass eye artist,
kindly rise and explain?
The Winslow mail., 1913-04-19

Among the chief criminals
were those who ir. the flood
district raised the price Of food
to the poor sufferers
The Winslow mail., 1913-04-19

And now the Parcel Post
which was to have put the
Express companies out OF
business, is kicking because
they are its best patrons.
The Winslow mail., 1913-04-19

Then there is the nature
fake Of having the book beer
goat appear in March.
The Winslow mail., 1913-04-19

This is spring house-cleaning
time. We make a speciality of
cleaning Navajo rugs and lace
curtains. All work guaranteed.
Winslov Steam Laundry.
The Winslow mail., 1913-04-19

Something is evidently
wrong when Democrats de
cline good jobs with large
salaries attached.
The Winslow mail., 1913-04-19

OF course there are germs
III kisses aud many a girl has
caught husband that way.
The Winslow mail., 1913-04-19

Butof course, Senator Sher-
man, the new Illinois senator
has many accomplishments
besides that of looking like
Lincoln,
The Winslow mail., 1913-04-19

Swimming beaches will not
have any heart interest for
some time toIcome,
The Winslow mail., 1913-04-19

Fortunately there is no
Halley's comet this year to
steep misfortune in supersti-
ton.
The Winslow mail., 1913-04-19

Gamble with your wife if
you must gamble, it keeps the
money.in the family,
The Winslow mail., 1913-04-19

One way to save money is
to run when you see a friend
coming.
The Winslow mail., 1913-04-19

Plum trees are in full bloom
and soon the plums will be
falling i'll washington.
The Winslow mail., 1913-04-19

One of the charms Of base
ball is that if you cannot play
you can qualify as an expert
critic. :,
The Winslow mail., 1913-04-19

Another moral of the floods
is that dams must be water.
tight and food proof.
The Winslow mail., 1913-04-19

After the show call at the Kel-
ly Drug Co., for refreshing
drink.
The Winslow mail., 1913-04-19

See the Mems shop for nifty
summer shirts. H. H, Smith
Co.
The Winslow mail., 1913-04-19
Mail Classified Advertising

FOR SALE. Brand new wash
ing machine, never been used.
Call at the residence of Mrs.
Louis Korn.
The Winslow mail., 1913-04-19
READ THIS LETTER FROM Mr.. POST

BATTLE CREEK MICHIGAN
FOX TYPEWRITER co, ~ e'
Rapids
, Gentlemen: We are pleased to
Iypewriter which
Offices working perfectly
Every stenographer than Fox
highly altho preudiced
stalled because
have been completely mode
POSTUM CEREAL
Sgned g l.
The Winslow mail., 1913-04-19

For nifty summer shirts call at
the Mems shop. H. H. Smith
Co.
The Winslow mail., 1913-04-19
OUT OF STEP

When a man gets out of step, he is only one re-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-09
9xsli6er 0earttsO eridbt.

Gisttanati, Q. Janaar 1918.
De ns4fsIsensss nussisusssn bs,isssa
- ssr aaf easrss frasssetisass. Hsi
nstmssss of4istsa ssSssa aDas tSbtre
vrsifs bssstast.
vrssifisass.
Ger NAxit Sas rsbss. bic vpetss Astia.
o4nal,. vrisa essss o. So. 20
Observation-Disclosures Harst
wilissr. .--Gtsrt dear es,iss i0e< - liz,
fbsrt HsSpesfs.isa i0ts--i0As, sI,ra ltsrt
sIssr esitsa l0h-ln4s, oAsItsra lol4-
loks. nsaiss iIss-l2Lzs lsis sss - msbr
ssrSa6t-
Ssssn-Hssst a.tis. s,.rs Hare Sci.
Ten II y - l2s, fns,s uiSbsafsitsa l1.-
ilHs. utra itsu slsar esiiss l1I-1i4.
o4ulters IL ike uss Asntd iflt-
l3J4s ,tsfs H yss yfsas mslr ssrpa6..
sugar Cured 6Iaf4- - Nsrit u tst,s
o4ussa isA-isks Sisais e4sli's
oAultera u - 12k. Ven usrs Sat etsl.
tsss lay - 10 sss6sss Ssf e4sa'sn
Observation-Disclosures s.tis.
o9iaiea lll-l$A, vitait o9xitsrs
ioA,,iis s.ai:s l.-lshs s4s!i...
HEAs "ss -" sH SSsHssa il's
erif4StI.irt.-s4iatsx Iis4-Ias
VisHk G4sIissa ION -l0txt. 9AaltsrH 10ls
--lDs<f, ibsst xipssaisttsa l0A--lls, ibsrl
flase oatsa II IKE, srtra ftsst esstss
iek-lIs. NsliisS l1-lokt Sss vfsxa.
HeH Gsrsat fk-los.
Hsti $50 oststib.
| Nsel.-- Nsxss 0salsE vatsat 14.8o--S.o0
Dtsts osaes S4LS--4.7e D.sssf tssil,
M.0A.lk. Sytrs Alto. srb,s6sst
oA.4E-0.6x. eaEtsf 0dess vatsat t~.6S-.
500, Do. tanss tS.7S--l.s0. b. osntIss1.S n
-4loo. NssSennstL ssss0eeai4 ssmtf4te'
3<.l6-l.Se. vstaesGits e4.60-4. 70, esnif4
tss A.8S--l.6S per Obl.
/ 0dtss. - Nesft astie. ~. > 70
MI 0sntsr ii1 - tl%s. ~. . b. l0e--
ll1e. As. rsttsr 6E ~ i0As Der Nsitel
Essfauft esrssn: Gar Ns. = retbsr AiHtf
itn llot, Gar 10. 4 DO. ~ l0lks anf esr
bsIsifss
0sIt 4ssss. - Slssft il ratis sls 4,
ltie. %. psitss 30 - Sic. Hs. Dete
l0k -l0s, 30. usitsS A7--<8<, 10. 4 eslbe
Ao--SOs. Ns. %. %6--l6t<s. As. 4 %.
-46ks. ~. soenii4tss 5e--Gie, ~. . Ds
l6-loAs, -. : Do. ~ 4Bs. DsitsS Asl
hsaissn ls--Sls. ssltss -. 4o--51e. esnii4
ss1 %. lS--S1s Der 0vfbet 0esfa1ii nssbtu
IL Gars No. Q ssIbss ~ tSKe. 3 Sara 10. .
~ l7ks ! Gar Be. is ~, Gar As.
ssttes - Sic. | Gar No. = ssmifAiss
l7ks. Car 10. . 30. II l8>(s ! gar b
bsiHsts nsit - 0ot. 800 o.. DO. nit faf,
l1s - aUl esn vstsiia
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-09
sbttsss. 8. 5anaar.

Nstt. - Narst mar Httig. xsiat !,
ystsnts 81 3o-l.S,, straiasts $780, 80.
0,rius tateuts tt.o)-59s, Gtraiss,s $3.50
$50 Nassrs s3.4o-360.
1siaeI sir Tsi 91i-22lss, em
e6IuS Slz.e; FIR 3uli s91 -sSH,. am
eaIHs s9Ltt; FIR S,ptsmbsr 661<--S51 A.
am eAfu5 8slzs.
NelfAtsr a.-sar Mai 49l.-<97sc,
en- 0Alnt 48sat; fur Suli 503a--5o14t, AM
etlH5 5oJ<e. fur e.st.mb.r S1n-sl14t,
am Shlnb s1sst.
SsFsr. - sar mai s81x-s37at. ON
eAtus B3I4e: far5uh 1885, -S3i< a. salut
sssze; inr ssptsmssr s3]s-33laE an
ehlnt s3I4t.
aoaaen.-io. q 64t.
o.rAs. - Safe Est.ssssrt. So-55s,
ssttsn Asies Nal,ssrt, 54-Tlt.
rimsttsfsan.a.- - Rsss 800
$50 sr Gesssar.
al.eiaan.a - Slo,oo-ls.so su
Gen,n.r.
Nstpsrs.-H. H.u.s Sl7T5--17S7tt.--
Ear saHuar Si7.To - l7s5, an eAIui
si7.6s; fur Nai sls.l2 .-ls.27hl. am e4lui
&1s.oTl,.
S4aal,,a5ak. .-sIr 9anxsr ss.47h,-
0B2L1 an shLab ts.k2l.: tar raj SGT i
p 80, ON edlus t9.T7k.
| Stsrt Atpeafes tea - IL -9.T5
Gar SaHaar "a. s.sa1S-s.S7l1, ON eAIEi
tasS; FUR Raj ss.72x-a75. an etIui
sS.TS.
Ds.ter. - Narft III H.tis. gstaasriss
aT--35c per yisns
etsr. Marst hossr. - trifSs l9H-
--26t per SHDeas.
s.-sartt ia fstis. Taihss l63.
-I7s. Spins l6l4-1s1c, gouns am:rt
cans l6114-l7s, sous Sorns lsA--l7c pc
piune.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-09
Asss6rtise Narete.
RssDs,f. 8. sanns,,


Rstf. - 9ufutr $500 Dtls.. Ssrfsast
e,OOO Dkls. - Ter Narst rar tsuts rutis.
opr,ns vstsnt $4.t0-<.6x, nta,sr stysttsis
N.4k-l.6S, Gintsr Dsterts e4.6S--S.oo,
otrias slsart tA.15--A.45. 0iniss eytras
10. ! A.o&-4.iS, re. : -. eS.eI-l.06,
AaHlsI oiraise,s N.0H-4.l0.
Nssssn.stl BAR Han. eair bis aaisi
S3.eo-s.S5. 2stfs bic fsass tS.90-4.0o.
na4sdisnm mstt ror fau u e3.ol
Der loo vfsHs fsis be sstss e1.oe
-k.lS, 6siss tis fsnss tS.oo-S.1S.
Naisnst Sar fstis. eeiRss ndtel
1xs sslbss 81 i.So-l.3k, oTstss 4l.zx--l.00,
MIRlries t3.l6.
DuASsttsn nsminsI. uRsrisaa eSs
unl Gasasian ct {. |. Z. Hss Dsrf.
asaasW IN asiis. - As. Osessu
6T--69e {. |. !. 0sAsls.
esrat N tstis. - NaI,essts Coo
s.if. esEals.
0silsx.- 1sfstr Ia. 900 %. csrfGsb
lilo. 900 On. Nasft IA piuia. Ks. . Hess'
rsttss le6 &, II. In etssatsr SAB lot
IN. i. B t9ninnsae. -. ksgttess Oslstt
oos I. s.t. Ianimusnb.
0sWAissM-oslsbs Ill 900, ossiaxb
%. 600 Ds.-NsEa Sss tesie. espsEs 1s.-,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-09
Stitass 8. Jannar 1913.

GtitsSs,8. Jannar 1913.
NiHtstss.-gesss s5.90-9.40, fersf
Sitter. - 1855, ssAlias etiers B. -
LAO, etsSers sns e.esers "a. 40 - 90.
4Si. sss n.iF.rs So S5---T SO, Adlser $500
lois. Nartt ii.tie bis Zoe bober
6As.ine Sstat. S7.25 - 7.4b. Sc
aif&ts t725-7474, i&sere 81 1910
rssse $725 - 7.3o. tertel sS.76-7.45,
Waytt farf big g. bober.
GAsftuus sdmmer. -- Shafs: etHs
heimtfAt 81 20--s.14, settiAe So 6.l5-6.2o
SSbrliss. $6 25-s25 QsSmtr: &tHsslsL-
f6s s.. - 9. Is, seAlihe $s.75--9. 10,
Warft I.b1aft uno 1o-l5e boher.
3ufubr 8inobieb 14,o00, GhptiR'
80 ,00e eSsie uno qdmner $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-09
go. ss~ss sab sities n Rss psri

oeis. csmss sms aifts~ IN Nsp Dsrf.
osfs .sa eau sarss ~ ~ - 81 ausss'
IiskeH.
vrima od1aftspapisss ssrsss ~ 81
SisspRtirt.
Oisrtius erAsHas N fen. - Ota'
- s4.s6k anA Gsnmusial 1ias SA.62f.
SnsAss.O .ObGisattsasw sarsa ~,
tie nns ssrstn pis tslst sxsttrt:
Ser. Staatsn NsfnRbins ~ f0i--i0lk
~ rssiavists tisS6) iisss-il4b. Assysns
il3sz-ll4Ik. ~ resihrirts io4h - LOB.
GssSsns 1914 1o3, Sanama Nssiksrss
- lo05f--i0lk.
Nfiisnmarfi. dufanas sar bel
Nsrst tart nab bic 8rsiit fieafn, seasi
EAlas aber Durbt Elm Tru6 ,am Berfaaft
susssaLs, nnp tin Sbsil csr gtDinns alnI
babsi nisesr psrIorsa. Ter glartt it!si
fHwsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-09

It often in Wf be n. DeHn
M0bels llsbersiiee nod niht gar 3u
isbr ongefreFen iino, TO brauht man
iie uj1t umpOlTtern 3u Iahen. IS sss
niigt bonn, cine 5aHDpou aampferA
tugeIn In elmer 5laite Bensiu auf3ua
lDien uno oamit Die Utobel al be-
fprengen. Benn pas griiHplid ses
ihiebt 10 biIft ss iider. Sebr gut lit
es, fpsnu man iie rann eiHige M5Ohen
in eeihloHsnsm Raume itebeu IniTsr
taun, nur Darf tetu 2iht, teiu 5eusr,
lein Streihbol5 anesSiinoet psrDen
peqeu Der erebsu 5eusreefohrlidpfeit.
Wtr thun bas ieoen Souurrr. l7snIs
niraui a laAp ashsy.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-09

6afer,--Narff Ia ratia sub ifetig. no.
: neiter 36--;,e1<e, 0taas1rb nsitsf % = =
36e, ~. . nstbsr BS --351as. 10. n ssster
A--34tt. As. . ssmif&tsr Ax-36< Ns
bo. 34~34l<e, ~. Do. 90 - 8lA Der D..
Eerfaaft ssrben: | Gar no. msitsv 40 3Ss,
/ Gar oo. au 864e, 3 Cars 10. ~ 3t14s, =
6ars 30. 4 bo. su s4I1e, Gar bo. ~ 04s.
760 4a. DO. nit Germ .u 34e. Sara nah
probe bo. an 32lzr, Gar 30. semtf4tsr
il 34he anf BEN Gsleiis.
Nsefsa. - Narft tstta. Ns. 3 66--6Sf,
Ns. 3 62-65e, r.. 4 k4--60e.
es ras.--No. s Biatsr 5o--70s, 70.
HratjaArs se-s2e, 70. 3 55-6ke. Ns. 4
40--57,; 8attsrstrae 40-5Se Der Na. :.
osrserwali. 6siSia1rsssth u
Soc Der Sx.
Sust.t 4 ssr s.tr.tssrr.Nt nit s.tis.
atssnan stsitsa rats et s,cilst Sasrsi:
5anHar. 8. 1913 saauar, 8. 1919
0siten. Ne. 2 rsttsr ..... .113s we
0slfAtsrn, n. . ssnifAtss 4Ss1s 63e
Safer. 10. : semiiAtet nta:t 3S' 51t
Nssssn 10. nsaer ..... 6Ts S8f
3sx n. 1 fimstts .tl7.25 s26Ol
0kistA
Sew sw astit U.rsass ssrbss
81l Nbfs. GiaiaerS eiaiftss ossss aa'
Der DaFs sss 81 .33pss oaasa..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-09

Res Osrt, 8. 3a1snr,

N,sOsrt, 8. 3a1snr.
Sins IA isa ia $3.50 - $3.50; Assfsr
ia rahis. elsetirsistis tl7.sa - l78Tt.
esis $l7.s2--l7.s7e; GaaiasA IA SIT a5
--lT.s7. Sld h,tia u t4.2si IS. eSeItsr
aeiis N sT.2o-T.40. eiffH in ruhia. 10.
esuasrH Asrtttrs sl8.k0-iS.0o, Re. , DO.
lssls .0o-l8-5o, r.. l S0utbsra sl8.ak-
1900 uns. ~. l Ssstssra fsft ~ SIS. as
laTk.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-09

Rinnetsk. Tie 3uiuhr mar a.rins,
bic 2anfrass Elm. sismlttt quite aHb bic Gysgie
Asiis bic itars 'ar BIZ, befertu sIeiihetfcri,u.
etwrs absr fHb IsHsfam uRo nm Zoe ntseri.
asg. Gteisrs unb fsseers fins in gpter RAD.
fraas. miIhtlst nab rar uno Cart
0Asus etssu bra stea ye.75--sa5. ertra
es.0o--s.i5, issts =. cAisH s275-6.7 rs.
tieiit,erAisrs - oo--7.7S, aas.rlsisn. $7.s5
100. Ssiisrs 81 36-6.S 50, ,rtra $7.o0
-725, sats t3i5--x.66, aassrl.isss bts
EXTRA 35.75-62S. eannsrs $3.50 - 8.2s,
etsGus sas tsslsrs % S5.0o--T,00. stsf,
cuFsrs t4.25--5 %. Sis6.aabt S3.S0-4.2s.
6uIlsn. Die 3ufuhr mar p.ring
une eM vreiis fasi pno am io-lse bohsr
4aasrs SAB htats 3l.0o--As5, DsIssaa
tA.sk - S.s5. ,Esra SS.7s, fsits esas'
1S 5000.
aatbsr Ssi natissr 3uiubr uni
aR.sr Ndhiragt mar Der Martt Hart uHe BIZ
Sssifs Aisasu nm 1Se.
Dssin1ss ash srsis e5.SO--I0. 50, fair BIZ
euts lsiAte q .oo-ll 90, sfira sll.2S
26lbsr in Na Asnnifhsas.e eaai.ra. -
&ssss lie, srma bA axssrIsisHs 10 -
1Ot<e. srlin1u e--9t.
Shrstm.. Ger Narst mar aud
| tsute miessr rubig anb bie prsii. fitI,n TN
Sc. 0eaeH eAlus ater narss Hirtsr a.
tauft Hmb bey Nsr.t i6Iot isii.
GASess S7.56-I.o0, ssis bis sassrI.ita
Serb adsnss. uRs leti1srisrtsa 81 65--T 90
esnif4ts srbafaasstsrtes ~ $3.50, Or
Ssnxrs BE ausckfsAe fAsss f.tts Gas
- 6.0o-s.so, srtra e6.eS--0.7S. 6tsss - .0'
- $50. srtra t6. <0--1.S0, Ie,1ts SsriaRss
fsrtsn 81 1910. osrisI sss Ito yfuHl
nab ssuissr eS.7b--Ig0.
| oAafs ssb aAn1sG Die 3sfsh
nar bsnss essiHs, Die NaHfrass eat unb Dc
Matft hars.
0Asis. ertra e4.96, ssts Es aus
ssIslsne o1.T6--4l Is. sEbin6rs bn ssis tz.2
l-e.ee, aabrltsss A.Go-Aoos
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-09

N,Aifar s,u ly.. s7kfgvtH Hat corr 5s. ~
u,ntfrn eers1 tr- 1osls wef o'Wsr "a sI>s
at6ifcn cr-r. 81 1854 y. q. .. cen 3itt sT
Nffanstsg q, 4. ~ s6st ID. bee, 4r; sl*
esi,tm 1f9tn sif sA s'telsAU f.een a. ~
s,raolIhufr 20 a NSR o. a. Ar. 1i2s I
Sent sfNscrusa % ieTA lurs. furNc ~ s.s
gsutrei psaikss 81. ~ Iprfk. yertte 81. -
gbeiae &Ctts Ar iD0ttE. =. rrls ~ -
GxSeorn' Ik@.. sak Bsnn. n. 3i1 tieisi C.t
GSis nrt 3tr.. g nenr. con. Dr.. .ie2h
Gk - 4 G. I ~ ssh meesira gen, AZ. 81
g. 60. ssn Ss... - gtGsk.N sa. II Tss1
{. 81 &es ~ asa, .rosx e. az u ssr.... s2t,
(AN3&eec 4r a eteGE 10 cor tr. s0ss
6a II 1Ree rfo lr 4 Tsns ntr etnf tr fss,
& Ae ~ Asrt Iiy.. N eoEth Vac. col. 4 saw
4sI = euhfpr 20 Il sTL q Ndctffe 20 sr. s3x
4 AN n rs Br ssL euth roc 4 reflr. sax
fsMfisrs 5y -. ~ scuik yatifpas Sc 1851
Gyie pricr ftsn 4, ~ Scum Sr arm ar. -
eris asu xs - W. unton @cciNe 4r. %
Qyte rs lr fen D TsA tinicu Faesftr % Of
Nn Gsuf rN a &c ir Hoe T. u rel 4 s6t
dr,,sscro.sypst AZ sfi<lu y NuStey sr i02i
Sns F1syt mear IL 6 2. efssI 5r: f11' J.
Nasar Ihr 70 EEira q 0tem. 81 %
Aery On k' ref So ssx @ak. 1 une sxf IL sA
hEbsh a. ffosfI a1N wsfserr NIB Dr.. saL
la AZ ffn sY :. ~ Rsrrtreb gi 10 81 ga,
~ RAxex. 4 a.. szH Die. Central A.. sc1.
NstHouri Heetffe IT, f0fi -