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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-26
2lusmdrtiae Wsdrtte.
q ep gort. %. auli

y go I, Sos a3uit.
Mebl. - Der Rartt mar mdbta aftip.
gpring gatent $B.e0-4.9o, 8iuter Stratghts
$4.2O- -4.8D, aBinter Iatents "a 75-5.10,
5pring clears S4.0o--4.20, grtrn Binter
9so. 1 es.S0--A10, Grtra bo. gto. Q s8.70-
$50. Rdnfas Stroigbts s4.t5-4.25.
RpggenmebI mar itetig. - 5atr bis
gutes x8.60-3.S5, dolce bis fance $500
400.
1saismebl mar Itetig.-Geines uetses
unb seibes sl.85--1.4o, grobes s1.8o--1.35,
ftiln6rieb $3.50.
Rpaaen lit itstis. - go. 2 gseIteru SOC
c. IL. 3lsu gorf Grport.
Cert lit rabig. - Uta[saerite $500
G. /. I. Buffalo. 6esoing Sac {. /. (. Rem
wstasn.-9er Rortt mar ptuia. SO.
Q rotber s4Ze CT. (. gieD Dort Grport, oo.
csc (. o. 5. bel antuuft; go. Aortbern
Galntb s9Ke I. o. b. ihmmmeno.
Belfdtorn. Ger Rartt 1T pitlig.--
Grport es4e {. o. b. fdplmmenb.
Safer. - Dearft 1T rubIg.-- Stnnoart
ueiBer45 z--4se, gio. 2 tuetber 46c, No.
45--45Ke, 0o. ~ - 44Xc, oroindrer
abgeihnittener iueiBer 44H-46Hc, tancr
abaei6nittener peiBer 47-48c.
pen 1T rAbig.-5tanoaro 90-75c, SEC
I0o--i02he, 30. 2 $500, 30. 8 65--
75c.
5opfeH 1T ruhis.-- 5tate orbindrer BIZ
| dolce 1919, 14--1se; 1911, 12--14e; 8aeiFit
Goat 1912, 1S--20c, 1911 l6-17e.
5duie limb itetig. - Central Gmericc
2s1lt, 8esoia 29h--o0Hc.
Geber iii ielt. - Ssmlod firits 28-29c
| Iecpnbs 27--2sr.
! Bort III feit. - JautIla s24.00-26.5t
| fhort clear $20.75-22.25, RsB s2s.25-23.75
Beef mar itetis.-Jamt!g $20.00-22.00
MeB &1s.00--18.50.
Gut Weats jtstig. -- Bep5.sfte 8eilie
10 bis IA Bfunb, 15-17hc oO. Shtnter
4 16K--fe4e.
! S6mal; pnr psuis. - Maibble ReI
prima s1170-l1.S0; Hu'FRirtes 1T pilig
Continent si2.So, .. v. sl2.95, COMPOUND
/ I0-f0kc.
! Talg If jeit. - @rimd Gitp su e3lc
| gountrn 5Ai-6Ke, Special exc.
Banmu of adrue n Z sL uugeregeli
! 8rima CONNER gelbes s848.
1 8etroleum III itetig.-RafTnirtes Rer
g)ort Buff $500; Barrels ss.70; GAZE
sl1.O0.
gs ollie 1T ftetis.--7Om.itie isleecs Obi
27c.
oar, it ruhis.-- Strained, Sewobniite
bis qutes s4.40-4.50.
TerpeHtin lit f.etig Ju 39He.
| REFS lit itetis.-GRbsImli4sr 31s-6,
Ratun 6l4-6Ac.
gtolaffes III Itetig. Rtu ErIean
Open Settle, gutter Biz dolce, 85-55c.
gufer.-Rober iit felt. -- gluscapno
80 EeIt, s.07e, Centrifugal 90 TtIt 3.57t
Rolaiies. 9uder 50 Eeit 2s2c 8afftnirts
ftetie-9ut aoai 5.40c, Qrufbeo $50, Roul
). ~ 45gc, Cubes 4.5Sc, B0moereo 4.75
Bbrnnulateo 490c, DIAMOND u" 4.s0, Cor
fecipuers ~ 445c. Rn. 440c, go. 2 4,05
Rc. 3 400c, SO. 4 1850, ITO. S.9Oe, Ro.
8.s5e, SO. 7 3.sOe, go. . 8.35c, sto. Q $40
go. 10 1856, Ro. IL 8.80c. Ro. IL 1856
Ro. 13 3.50c. go. 4 3.50s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-26
gineinnatt. Is. auIi 1913.

Cincinnati. 25. gull 1918.
Tie na&folgenoen Euotirungen besiettn
iid nur aui GHeros-T Transaftlcnen. Bel
sletneren 8efhdf ten meroeu etwas boseys
9reifs bere4net.
Hropifiouen
9e. Rargt mar rahig, bic yreife fen. -
shmaIs. - grlnla Sseam sii.40 -
ii.55 (. OBJ.
7rodsngtfalssnes dIsiid. =
Horit f.rtie. Short dear Selien IAN
ise, ibcrt ssippeufeiteH i24 --f3c. sytra
ltort dear Sst.eu i2h--i2As. Shulisrn
iiH-llXe, Bellies l4z--l4ks lDis uno
ke nfehr r-rpa6t.
HaesR. - Rarft ftft. - Sbor. dear
Eeiten isA A-l4c, surse Mippenfeiten 1917
1870. sytra ibort dear SeileH i5h-IS4r,
Ehnltsrn i2n-I2He uHo geaies ink--
ise IcIs uno ze per Yfuno mshr Osr.
pad..
Sugar Cursd.aleild. - Daartt IN iistig
- Sdhlnten isH Zoe. R,cnir Shultsrn
isH - i4e, grsaffait Bacon 2i s2e
SMultern i&-l4Hr, Hsu Dcrf Cut S6ul'
tern lsA-l4Ae, srotsne 1ssi.SHiHssn
e24.0o--26.00.
ga6sep6xsItss GtsiiG-Marti
Retia. E1inten 154 - i6c. yifnic Sdul.
tern f0A-iif, Bellies is-lst, Shul'
tern ii H-1IAc. Rem perf Gun S&uifsru
i1H--i2c
1riides 95lsif6.- EhinItn l5h--
i6As, gienieeS ShulterHl0k- -104f, ShuIs
tern l0h -i0Ae, fsprt HsppenfeiieH ION
--lle, ikort dear SeiteH 1l-iiAs, trtrs
tcrs Seiten l0k - lie, Bellies 10 - -
per Bfanh.
Wehf Uetrttos
NekL-- Binter 4ateat e4.2o - 4.5o
sssnter Ganep s4.00-4.16. minir Ga.
milr 43.2O--3.50, GTtra e2s6-8I0, or.
sin6res s2 $3.50. garter gDsiseu Vaien
t4.c5 500. bo. fauep eS.65-z.s5, DO. "a
snila e8.s0--4.00; HogasHmfsl, HOrbpeftlid
asmsIdtss ea.21--4.00, retnes Qftp el-00--
40. afniiidtes e3.s0--4.io per 6bl.
Meiftn.-NGrgt Itetig. Rc. rnEte
@infer SIN -SeK Nc. 10. 8 DO. s6--S5t;
sic.t rcthsr e5--S6e pr 81 Nsrfaatt wns
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-26
Ghicaao. %. 1nLi 1913.

Shuetne. 2eihts $9.05-9.50, gee
mifdhte sS.70-9.45, idruere $3.50 $50,
raube $3.50 - $40. 5ertel $3.50 - $50.
Ueartt iauad, msi1tens 10c nleoriger.
Rinbpieh.- B.epe5 s7.20-9.20, feras
Stiere &s.9O-8.O0, Stoder5 uno 9sebers
s5.50-7.75, Rabs uno Seifers s3.65-S.25,
adlber s825-11.02. Marft IaHgiam uno
itetts.
Shafe 2dmmsr. --S6afe: GIN
hetmifhe e4,85 - $50, Sdhrtinge s5.75 -
100
Qdmrer: gin5eimiIhe s5.85-s.25, melt
lid1e s8,40--8.25. Martt itnrf.
9uiuhr. ShDeine II 900, Gtnoniet
/ 800, Shafe nnb Qdmuier 5000.
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Aui Der baperlid) sbDbmtlden
Grense.

gaft uusI6lteBIi6 SdhIen uno
gapern trifft man in o%m 9sbtet an.
bas Der gsgsrftauo Der foIgenoen
4usfiibrunsen fem ipl, aber bas
piiroe fih Gnbsrn, tpenn in Ipeitsren
9rsifsu nes oeuti6sn Rsides Die
quBsrlep0bnli6eu S60Hbeiten be-
tannt p1reu, Die zen Wanoerer uuo
Spmmerfrii6isr bort auf Shrttt uuo
3ritt srpartsn. Die Sadieu fallen
nit Der 2iris 2eip5i9 9-gger Don gor@
ben ms 2Qno uno Die 8aperH baben
pom Deiten aus periaisbene 3ufabrtss
liuier: pon gliirnberg uber S6Dar'
! oorf-gbam, bon Rsgsnsburg naA
| Worth, Don 9anosbut iber platting-
| IsegenoorT 3pisiel. enolG4 bon
9uiIuu nan Walotir6en. aa6 Don
Gina q. b. 9onau gebt eine Stihbabn,
mad 4igsR, in ben gObmsrpalo bin
ein.
| Die lonbIaaftIi6 irtsrsfanteite gu
fdbrt If pohI pom paHau, oem prdtts
poQ oeIsgsneu, itaIisniih anmutbensr
3onau aoblsn3 aus. Bon bort foIgt
bic Balm, setpaIttg itetgeno. Dem 9robs
urtigsn SI3tbal. in has man BON bod
oben 3usrit retts, oann liEts btnabs
| Iaout, ipo oas rafde, flare WaHer II
! qrinsm grunb binabeiIt. singefabt
bon 6errIihen gsrgpdlosrn. Se mel
ter man tommt, oeito mdleriiher Iutrt
bic 2anofhaft, Der ielbit Die GROCER
| @ranitbrii6e teinen mertliheu Sin
tra1 tbun. Die gahn Idbt audi geniia
aeuo 3eit, ol bic Sdogbeiten auf Der
ReiienDsn sinipirten gu lafen. oenr
bic go ailometer bis Reureidenal
bepGlttqt" lie in bret Stunoen, po3l
meiit nod cine srtIe6lihe 9eripdtunl
| bin3utommt.
| gon Rei1endu fii6rt uns elm pra6t
boiler WaIopes in q Stunoen gun
| 3reiieFelberg, ppn beHsn 1900 Wlete
bober grbsbung ii6 Elm grobdrtise
Bid ouf 9orisr, Wdlosr uno Berg
siiae bietet. Der wirtb oes Inter
tunftsbduies psriihert, oaB man nl
tlaren 5agen bas 9onautbal unb oel
5nn Ieb<n tonne. Sn bic b0ditsu Gel
Zen fino bier obsn brsi gertisFungsl
eingehausn, bic oem Berg ben Qdme,
qeqe6en bo6en. glur fpenige Minuter
entfernt erbsbt Iidh Der 30 Waeter b0bsr
SodItsin, oeFsn Runoiiht nett nm
faFeuber 1T.
9ortreflif i. in oem san8en baperi
ihen uno 8ohmsrnaln bic Wegmarti
rung; in oiefer 8e3iehung babeu iic
Ioipobl Der 8eutide gobmsrndlopsr
elm pie aud Der Bonrtid1s Waloperei
arobe @erotenite erporben. mdn mir
. Ri6t Ieidt cine einigermuBsn lobnent
J 9our finoeu, Die ni4i poer ungenu
: aeno mortirt i'll uno bieisn Wesei
bic gum srObten 1beil burh hsrrIit
Walber fiibren, lam man iicb unb'
bentlih onpertrauen. Man begegnI
in lssterer gesiebune munhmt
aensftlihteit, Die aber gang grunolr
, liit. glu4 bon ben sl4eten, Die mai
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-26
G<.ssts.xsssss-



gelb ,Dn cali muros 81 2--2KS aus
gelishen.
grima gef1aftspapiers wurbsn 81 e$
bisfontirt.
Gterfinsgrhamge LII fef. siht
su S4.86K - 4.seH uao Commercial ~
e4.82H~-4.S81k.
Bunbes.CbfiaattoneH iuareH lfe'
tig unb iuurben mis fofat auotirt:
Ser. Staoten Nsefunbiruna s5A A--96A
~ regiftrirte 10 - III, Goupons11O =
lii, az reeiitrirte 102-102K, Coupons
102--iO2K, 9anaHa @egtitereo ~ ssA
eeb.. DO. So, g9a4--ioo.
aftien marf t.-aninugs mar oeI
Mnrft fdtu0d unb bic Rreiff iuurben etspas
herabgebradt, bdlb jebod trat cine Wen.
6ung Elm. Die Berluiie tpurben meiitens
ipie6er gntgemahf ruo bic SdlubHctirun'
gen srsaben in pielsn SdlleH flsine GeDiHHe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-26

ben: Cars gic. Q rotAer Az s7Ee, / Gar
gfp. o DO. III B6c, Gar DO. ~ s8Kc, q
Cars DO. su size, / Gar mad 9robe ~ s5f,
$50 Bu DO. id)immelig III 6elSe, $50 Gu.
bo. su 81 He niif benz 0eleife.
meH Hforn. ~ 3ufubr gering, Nagft
feIt.-Vo. DeiBes 69-e91ze, Ro. 8 noeiBes
6sk--s9e. SO. iueibes 67--6sc Ro. gel
bes 66--661 1zc, 9so. DO. SO " Soc, SO. 4 DO.
81 - Soc, gio. 2 gemii@tes 65I--66e,
Rc. 3 DO. 6b--651c, Ro. DO. "a 65c,
iueises &DibeHtDrn 67-- 69c, gefbes oo.,
65--70e, gemifdteS bo. 60--S9c per Bu.
Berfauft purben: / Gar glo gemil4tes
IA 65e, Gar eo. IA 65e, TOO Bu. DO. nit
6ofer 5n 65He, / Car SO. 2 fueiBes 5u SOC
auf benz @eIeiie.
pafer. - Ularft tuiaiger. - Ho 2 met
Ber 43-43zc, Staubaro netBer 4214-48e
Ro. tpeiB,r Al H--42c, Rp. tuetBer 39H
--41c, ylo. 2 gemihter 40K--41e, 0o.
DO. 40--i0He. go. A DO. So -39Hc per Bu.
Beriauft nur0en: Gar Ro. peiBer su 41r,
1 Gar No. oo. Su 4the, 1000 6u. SO. 4
DO. nit aorn sn 4074c, Gar meiBer mad
Rrobe, binbHrnt, su 40c, / Gar 9lo. 2 ge'
niiId1ter ueuer III 40He aui oem @elslie.
Roggen.--Dtartt Tlau. - SO. . 61--8Sc.
Ro. 8 DO. 59---sft. SO. DO. so ~ Soc
Berfauft iuarbeH: Gar Ro. neuer su 6Se
Gar go. bp. in Sdfeu su 83e nuf BEN
G'eIetie unb 2 Cars 9o. su 63e bsi Nm
tunft
BergleiH Der Betrelbe-Brsiie nit oenienl'
gen am gleifen Tase oes Doriseu 5abres:
5uli, 25. 1918 ,Jmi. rs. 1912
| sStisen, go. Q rother .... s7Ke 10Te
Btlfmiorn, Ru gemiihtts Csc T6e
| Sdfer, Rp. 2gemiih.er nener 4ir 53e
D. "a
oeu, 0u. 1 Eimothn .t19.59 $3.50
g9hisfn.
Ter Wlarst mar itetia. BertduFt wurben
$40 BbIs. Tiifillers sSinifhee Gccbs au
| Der Bats pon $1.20 per 8alIone.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-26

3ur Sir ! d]en8Pitnt c& gdni
am 8labe, cttpaa iiber Die airiden 81
pluuoern. 5iiBe atriheu bat g uoh
aeid)it)tliden ueberlieierungen ihuH
nor Sufuuus inguropa gegebeu, uHo
bel ihrer Grnfilbrung IN Hom tuuttc
man bort bereita 5ehu Sorten, Die
auf bcioen Scitcu 0ca Rbeius Duh.
len. 81 BEN por3ilaIlhen 0bltartcn,
&ercu 9lHbou lid uamentiI1 adrl Der
8robe auaelegen iciH iIeB, geborteh
notiirlid} and ole &irideu. GO lieB
er auf eluem Ncicrho' 1925 &trlA'
tdulnc piIan3cn. Die heilile 6il0e"
qaro bat in ibren Sdrttten GIetdl'
ialS iiir 0te airiten nur 4orte oes
CODES. un0 in &loItcraurtcu na5me1
Die inn 8arteubnu mohlbcmaRoertcH
W0uhc iid) iton i'm 10. un0 II ,Sabrs
hun0crt Der alrlhboum5ud)t an SuI
-. Eahrbltn0ert mar Die Stride 6e.
reits IN 5hlc'ien beInriih. mlo I'M
IA Sahrhlnoert CAB e. ihop eIaent.
liidc airihplantageu Ratilrlid) bQs
ZEN aud Gage uuo Diptbe Den aIridj'
baum niht perQcilcn 4nnn einStirih.
baum sneimal Inn Sabre bIubt 10 be-
0eutet oos arieg. @eaeumdrtig 3obIt
man iiber 400 perihieoeue 4rten pol
9irihen, Ole uad SSorbe lno tSe.
id}niaf surueiIen audi nad ibreut
gIiitbcuitaubc ionic nah Der ,Sorus
Der galmbhdtter ellgetbei.t uno be-
uaralt peroea.
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GhIcaan. %. lu[i.


getteu. -Sir JMl S5Z--s6lse, am
Shiub $3.50; fiir September s6A - SIC,
am Shlub ss1s; fttr 3s5smber ssIl 30 he,
am Shlus 90c.
@eff 4tcrn. -fTar ,Suli 801s 81t.
Gm S1Iub 6O4c; fur September 6l16-
s296e, am SdIuB 81 nj FIR Esssnber So
5yc, am ShluB 55sSc.
5afer - 5ar 5ufi 3slk --3siSc. am
SAluB 3sIse; fur 5syteHtbsr 8eH H-4O4e,
an 5htuB s94se; fur Gesember41 H-427c.
am 5hluB 4l1se.
ROaaeu. - Ro. Heller 63-64e.
Berne.
Ttmotbpfaame H. Rsutr s3.T5-
.4T5.
Rlesfa ameu.-sl3.5o per gentnrr.
Tesp rt-t22 25--28.00 per Dbl
Ear Raft s32.00 -- 2e05. am Shlu
s22.O0; fir Sep:enbsr s2f.75-21.3Sz, am
5hluB s2l.S0; ii,r Cfteber am Salut
s20.75.
5hmaft-t11.7)--li.72H per 100 BIB
STar auli $11.S5-ll75, am ShIaB $1l.T0
fur EepIember tII7O--fl.s0. am Sblaf
eli rs; fiie Cttcber sll.T7K-11.S2H on
5hluB si1.So; fir ,5aHuar $i0.5TH -
10.65, am 5hIuB 5000.
Short Rtppenieiten. - t1i.60-
1928 per 100 giunb. - Jtr Sept. sli.77H
- 11-S2H. am ShluB t11.71H; tur Of
fober sl1.52 H-ll.60 AM SHIus sii.55
lit 3anuar s997H-l0.12H, AM SalHt
Si0.02k.
Bklrer ACCOMPLISHMENTS s25-
26tzt per Rfune.
GieL-aRarft uHpsrduoert. - Groinar'
| frits loH-t5Hc, iyr'ts i7H-ise per Ese
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Rsw gorf. 25. gull.
Aupfsr mar heu;s itnrf.-5Ianoaro si
$l4.50--15.T5, GisctroIatie 81 $500. Safe
su si5.25, eating ga sl4.75.
9ina 1T itwah "a s3s.T5--40.25.
SIei ru1ig bu s4.3J.
Epelter III itetig III t5.35-5.45.
Gifen lift ltetig -Jlo. Rortbern sl5.75
--ig.00. Ro. RortssrH sl5-25-15.50. Ro. l
Sputsern Si5.00-l5.5O.R SO. Scutbern ioit
315.25-I5.50.
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Niebmdrfte.

Cincinnati. 25. Sult 1913.
4ufuhr ane 8erianot wdbreno Der per-
fiolienen "a SmHosH, pergIiden nit ben
perbergebsnoen 4 5agsu, Daren iuie folsi:
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Der Idnsits Rasi Deriast In cine,
,mori4eH mon6.
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Bon, Welnniarft.


8AMttW& w. 49, ts%tt AsAos
Hle Gituaticn Bat iih beate nrr penis
psranbert. lie Bahfrage mad Earleben
pag lif,t arcb unb bie 0insraten lino ieli
Tnrfkhsn uurnen BON oeHBanfen 5n 5-5 u p
ON saHs 0usge!iebeH. @elbdftspapiere iuur'
ben ID 81 DistrHttri. Snl offsnen Warfte
wurbeR Idrisben .DH cnn@ 81 20 uHo auf
4eit sn s5z--S& plarirf.
sssaIa mi msp nsst
spusben III Yari sipiiden Banten ptrtauft
Hie Gpnnterraie betrdot 40 unb SOC prdmie
ptT eio00
sssnfsI sHs esssre.
Einb ftstia.--Tis folsenben Guotiranssn Iinc
IA bfrshteH:
apHbcm, gaae Sid5t, s4.s7-4.s7K per g.;
90 1eee Gid1t, A.S3--4.s8z per &; Bars, 8
1a1s Eidt, 6l5 ssranes per 800: 90 Tage
gtdt. SIS Francs per tf00; fir TeutIhIaHb,
& Tage Gifht, Rarf s5K-95x, DO. 90
faae Eidbt, e4<--94Ae.
4oeamenfnrr Bins auf Gonbon wurben
An e4Js2H, auf GLASGOW gu s4.s21< uHb auf
BsIfnit Su s4.s2 pertauft.
eHnsts.rbussasmss
riibis unb itssis. 9ie Banien quotireH tDie
iclgt:
Gtntauf. Bsrfauf.
~ Honbs, 1925 Coup .110 Ill
81 Uonos. 1913. ...... iO2 lVz a
xS BcHes, 1850. ....... 95A SoA
SH Y1HdH0 .......... 9oA
oN &ahama .......... wa ivo
GiesrsHa 1ssis nxsass.
Tit ilmidte TIM hieliaeu GIsaringtouis
ttlieftn lid beute auf t3,e23jSc0.
ssfsi.ssfHrsfafs~.
Ter Warff mar aud beute wieoer h1H
uHe bic Bseiis eebriidt. Bsrianfi nuroen
IN sss DssfG
First Call.
$1,000 sRinmisburg & German
tpmH 81 . 9Th
is aftieB Cine. Reirp. L Gcu. 80. sly
essanG Cali
10 aflieu alBiteo Staies grintiHe rs
Wamifehenbe Tabeae bon sm bieFasr
Uinsn befinnIiden Gcnbs unb Nffien sieb
bis cfFiAiellen Euptirunarn an
AaRa
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Minep b. Sas AnBebot mar
heute siemlih groB. bic Rafirage eiHe
quite unb Der Rartt iletig Bis itnrier fir bic
beIieren Eaalitdten. Stoders uno Seeoers
linb sienlid lsbbaft uHo itetig, oessIeiden
Mihltiibe.
Sdwere Stiere s7.25-sOO. ertra $3.50,
Cdblsn t3.OO-6.5O, sSleilherftiere t5.25--
40. nuserlefene bis trtra es.25--s.50, Sei'
Fers 45.00-7.oo. Grtra sT25-7.50, ,kiihes 400
- $50, auserIsisns bts eIira $500 -
$50. Gamers t300-4-00. Sfofers uro
Ieeoers ss.00--7.S5. Stod : Setiers $500
600. Stpd-Riibe t4.25--5.25.
BufIe Tie 3ufubr par mebr ola
aeniiaeno unb bic Breiie um f0-i5c ME.
origer.
Haaaere unb Ieidhts s5.O0--5.5O, Bologna
"a. $4,000, fetie SuusH s6.0o-6-b0.
adIber. - Sic Snfuhr mar grof
uno bic Yreiis fisisn anfanas um 26-Soe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-26

Ter Warst mar itetia. BtrtduFt uurben
$40 Bbls. TiitilIers sSinifbeb @oobs auI
Der Baiis pom $1.30 per 8afone.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-19
THE DIETZ CASE

A third man, whose arrest may
clear Mrs, Augusta Dietz and George
Nurnberg, is being sought by the po-
lice in connection with the murder
of George Dietz, wealthy ladies'
tailor. ..~.
> man is said to have also been
a friend of the widow. 1t is believed
that it was he who bought the ham,
mer. The police have been tipped off
that the instrument of death was pur-
chased in Waukegan. Detectives were
sent there this morning. -,
Mrs. Dietz and Nurnberg were ar
raigned and formally charged with
murder before Judge Goodnow in the
onelnelo avenue police court. They
were released on $4,000 bonds.
Coroner Hoffman, who is pushing
the case, is said to have received in
formation that he is on the wrong
track in ordering the arrest of the
widow and her confessed lover.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-19
THREE HELD AS ROBBERS

After thrilling chase through sew
eral west side streets, three young
men, accused of having beaten and
robbed Edward O'Hara, an employee
of the Geo. w. Jackson Company,
were caught early this morning at
the Halsted street station of the Me-
tropolitan road. Then men fed after
O'Hara screams. Each was caught
separately. !
At the Desplaines street station;
where they were booked on charges
of assault and robbery, they gave
their names as: VIM. Maloney, II,
4949 Austin av.; Joseph Schiller, 19s
1910 w. 18th place; Peter Smith, 49,
1923 w. 18th place -
Population of New York now So
$4,000. z
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-19

with a darker red taffeta belt and a
white net bodice. This blouse also
has the short sleeves which are rath-
er uncommon this year. However, as
it grows warmer, one may look for
the annual barring of the summer
girls arms.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-07-26
NO ONE LOVES A POLICEMAN
Not Directed Against the
FIremen.

Following is an interesting extract
from discussion in the American
Magazine:
'Why is it that nobody ever has a
good word for policemen" "FWher-
ever you go, good policemen are al
ways in the next town. New York
praises Cleveland's police, and you
believe it till you read the Cleveland
papers. Cincinnati people tell you
what splendid force they have in
Detroit, Detroit tells you about st.
Louis, st. Louis about Toledo. But
go from one city to another and the
citizens all say that the local force
is no good; and so it goes.
son the other hand, they general
ly try to tell you that their fire de-
partment is better than others. They
are proud of their firemen. You
never hear specific charges like graft
and inefficiency brought against fire.
men. The general current estimates
of the two branches of the service
seem to rank fremen and policemen
on two entirely different grades of
character or levels of manhood. 1t
is something like light case of race
prejudice. Everybody believes in
firemen and no one believes much in
policemen. Firemen are taken for
granted as brave and manly and po-
lcemen are always supposed to bear
watching. Yet the two branches are
recruited from exactly the same
stock or grade or class or whatever
you have mind to call it; and they
are picked for about the same run
of qualifications"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-07-26
CUMBERSOME COLLAR.

As president of the French repub-
lie, the heaviest burden which NJ.
Poincare will have to bear is the col
lar which he wears as grand master
of the Legion of Honor-an office
which is always filed by the ruler of
France. The collar consists of med
als-each of the size of frane--en-
grayed with the arms Of the princi-
pal French towns and Joined togeth-
er by a massive chain, the links of
which are fastened to represent bum
dies of lictors' rods. Attached to the
chain is cross almost two feet in
length. As the decoration is made
throughout of solid gold its weight
is enormous, and diminutiye presi-
dents such as NM. Theirs and Lou
bet found it almost unwearable. For
tunately, the president is not often
called upon to cumber himself with
il.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-07-26

Paint Lick. Ky.-Mrs. Merry Free
man. Of this place. says. "Before !
commenced to take Cardui. ! suffer-
ed so much from womanly trouble.
/ was so weak that was down on my
back nearly all the time. Cardui
has done me more good than any
medicine | ever took in my life. I
can't possibly praise it too highly"
You need not to be afraid to take
Cardui. Ii IL no new experiment.
For fifty years, it has been found to
relieve headache. bsckache, and
sialilsr womanly troubles. C'mpos-
ed Of gentle-acting, herb. ineredi-
ents. Csrdui builds up the strength,
preventing much unnecessary pain.
Try it for your troubles. to-day.
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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-07-26
CHANCE AND THE CRIcKETERS
British Enthusiasm Over Trlfiing Per-
formances Aroused Scorn of the
Baseball Manager.

While the New York American
baseball team was training in Ber-
muda, cricket match began between
a couple of the island teams. At
four o'clock every afternoon the
teams used to knock off and drink
tea. Mr.. Chance, the New York
manager of the baseball artists,
viewed the cricket game with disfa-
vor. One day he stood upon the side
lines, idly watching it. An outfeld-
er made brief run and caught a lit
tie pop-up fly. swell caught, sir,
roared an English enthusiast. "Well
caught sir" Mr.. Chance was panied.
Pretty soon another outfelder ran
for long hit, and failed to catch it.
The cricket fan at Chances elbow
approved anyhow. "Well run, sir"
he beloved. swell rum" Mr..
Chance glared at him. A moment
later an infelder tried to run, and
fell on his face. 1t was Chances
chance. swell fell, sir" he shouted.
rrWell fell"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-07-26

Buy DR.. t. P. Aliens farm If you
want nice country home. IL is for
sale and he will sell to suit purchase
er. 1t is we'll located and in good
neighborhood; contains 80 acres, Z
in timber. 2 in black locust. IL in z
year apple orchard. two good tenant
houses. new stable and barn. ! good
well and cistern, two ponds; all un-
der good fence. la mile south Of
Salem Baptist church. IL mile west
OF St Elmo school. Outlet front
and back on public road.
nR. T. P. ALLEN,
Pembroke, Ky.
Advertisement.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-07-26
BILLIONS IN LIFE INSURANCE
Policies in the United States and Can
ada Now Aggregate $780,
o0o,oo0o00.

The vast number of persons inter-
ested in life insurance is indicated
In the statement that the life insuI-
Rnce now in force in the United
States and Canada aggregates about
$20,000,000,000, Leslie's remarks.
The policies, which add up to this
Immense total, vary in face value
from small to very large sums, but
the great majority of them have been
issued to persons of moderate means
who cannot afford to risk payment of
premium money to weak and unre-
liable companies. Fortunately, the
Aeading life insurance organizations
are very prosperous and have ample
reserves, so that their responsibility
is unquestioned, while they meet all
obligations promptly and without
raising mere technical points. The
policyholders, therefore, justly feel
that they have done the safe thing in
securing insurance from these strong
companies, which pay out yearly to
the insured or their heirs an aggre-
gate of more than $5OO,OOO,OO0.
This impressive fact furnishes a
strong argument in favor of life in
surance.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-07-26
Are You Satisfied

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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-07-26

Strenuous opposition to Postmas-
ter General Burleson's order reduc-
ing parcel post rates has developed
in Co gress. There is talk of a hasty
repeal of the section of the law
which seems to give autho ity to the
Postmaster General to lower rates
without authority of Congress. Eric
ton is said to have arisen over sew
eral other points.