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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-22

G6ipeffer an, alles olsfaubitten, nm
ibn aus Der sntfesltfen Gage sli be-
freien. Gis ni3ge aud ietner 6ron
fhonsnb Bite Ga9iaes mittbftlen. Der
8rief, ber mir tiirS esbalten III, labt
fi6 tliht bariiber aus, mo Iroemel fth
bat anfpsrben laFen nnb nidt iiber bie
einaelnen pbafen ieiner Retfe. Bran
nimmt an. bab er bies dlles felbft nidt
neib, bu er iicb i'm Ddmmersuftdn6e
bef1tnben bat. 8srnpointer ri6tste ios
fort Elm ausfiitrIihes Gdreiben on
ben ufebomer Wagiisrat, In benz sr
bieien bon bem 8rsfe in RenntniB
iebts, oann mubte er duf 4nratben Ieis
nes 4r3tes urloub nebHen, I'm feline
Dor S1reden fhper ertrantte 5rau
nd6 benz 4neGu su bringen, no er 9es
neflina fir iis erhofft. Der 1Ifeoonler
Wagiftrat feBte Jrau 2roenel ihoz
nenb in GenntniB bon bsm Shreiben
ibres 9atten. Die unglii6li6e 1rdu
brado foHungslos slfammen, als fis
Die sanSs G6pere bes Snhalts ermeis
fen tonnte. 5rdu 9roemel 1T oerart
suIdmmenqe6rphen, baB fie itf IN
drstlt6tr 8ebanblung befinbst nno
IorqIam iiberpodt ptrb. Der Utugis
frat perftGnoiats ben 8orgefebteu bes
0erfnnunbenen, ben Qanordtb IN
Sninemiinoe, BON benz 8orfau unb
oiefer pieberum ben Rsgieruugsprdiia
bentsn. Die 5amilis min iest Shritte
unternebmen, nm 9rosmel, Der unter
bem Ranen 5un3ei in Die 0ienite Del
Gremosnlegion eetreten III, fpieber 81
befreisn. Wtdn aloubt beftimrt, odf
bds 4usndrtiee 9lmt bieie S6ritte
untsritiiBen fptrb. Q[leroings pirb e
ni6t Ieift iein, 3roensl, Der alien
gni6ein uah iih freinillig qeftsllt bat
fpiener freisubetommen. Dir etu5igs
6ofFnuna beFsbt oarin, oab Die fran
3Diifhe 3egisrung, penn fie bapon IN
Genntnib eefebt tpirb, bab Sroemel I'M
8dmmersnitanbe eebanbelt Bat, ifr
ats geiftesfrant sntldBt Der Rdd
ipeis III Inn 10 leihter 5lt fiihren. dls
5roemsl ia bereits einmal, i'm Sabre
1911, in bemielben 3uftnroe na9 ga.
rig rsifts nnb bort IalisBli6 in einen
SanatOriltm aufgefunDen rtlrbs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-22

DaTers =. Esasff fnRia nBh Eslier. - no.
2 tpttber 4i--4f NC, 6s2nbarb fteiber 40 =
SIC, Me, . ipeibsg 4o--4OKf, ~. 4 ipeibts
90 n 6st, Ro. . aemtf6tsr Be--gs t5r, Rs.
. bo. 17 8se. 10. 4 30. BG- Sic Der Bu.
Eerfaur trurnen: Cars Np. tpetber an
300, Gar bc. 81 87JSe, 1 Gar bo. sH 81 w.
/ Gar DO. ~ 3DHc, 150 Hm bo. fitit aOrTt
su 86Kf, fo00 Bu. bD. gu 36K 4 Gar so.
D fueiber 5n 40c, / Gar bo. su 40tze, q Cars
mad Brohe iueibsr sm 36Kc, / Gar go. q
genriffter Bu esf, Gar DO. belle 5arbe au
56Hs auf benz GeIeiie.
Mpgasn. - Rarft wilIig. go. q 64e.
Mo. DO. Seize, go. 4 DO. 50K--56t.
Bfrtnuft iuurben: 800 Hu. SO, 4 NIT bnfer
az 50hc, 300 Bu. bo. nit aprH unb 6afer
5n 50He 800 4u. nat Drobe nit Aorn Az
Doc auf Dem Gieleife.
eeritenmafs. - i5rabiabrsserits 75--
CSC per Bufbel.
gsrgleih Der Getreibes Brriie nit beHjeni.
een ON afeihen Eaee bes porigen 5ahres.
Wfai, 81. 1918. Wat, 81. 1919.
Weiten, Wo. rofter y. .107c l2fc
WellHfDrn, NO. 3 genrifntes 685zc 60c
6aftr.Wo. 2gfmifhter nener 3sKe b5ze
Wcggen. Ro. q neuer .... 65c 97c
eeu, Nc. ! Eimoihn .e160o $500
Bhtsfn.
Der Nartt mar lfetie. Beriauft purben:
$50 Bbis. Eiitillers Jiniiheb Gocbs auf
bey Bats BON e1.30 per @all0ne.
mvnrsrssk
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-22
9dsii@er Wsarttberid3t !.
gineinnatt, 81. aRai 1913.

Cincinnati, 81. Rai 1918.
lie naGfoIeenben Euotirunasn bssieheu
ft& nur ouf gngrcssI Bel
hsinessn GeiAdf ten psrhen stDas b6bers
greiie bere&Bet.
probiUoneH.
Ter Wnrst mar rrnig, BITE Wreife fsetie.
G4mals- - Yrtma Steam sio-75 -
1926 7. OBJ.
1rodeneefafsenes Gfeif9. -
Marst itefig.--Sh bort dear SsifeW 124 -
i2he. ibort Mippenieitsn 12--f24e, srtro
lbort dear Seifen 12--i2ke, 56ulterH
l8k--1s4e. Bellies iS4-i8He lofs unb
&c mfbr perpaft
9aepn. - Narst lsetia. Gbert dear
SttteH is4--1aks, furse Mippsnieiien 10
--i34e, fytrd ltcrt dear Ssitsn 1S-iSkce
S6ufitrn i2K K-l24r unh Bellies i4h--
i4ts lofs uRe Nc per Dfuno mser per.
padt.
sugar Cured.s5leiid,. - Rnrft IN Ftetie.
Ehinfen 10 - 1SKe. 9ifHic Shultsrn
12A-134e, Breatfait Bacon 1917 -20Ee,
Shulfern i4--i4,ze, Rem ycrf Gus S4uI.
tern isA--i44e, sro4ens Dsei.SGinsen
e2f f.Oo--22OO.
Ga6GepodeItes GIetfG. Uiarst
lfelia ShiRssn l44--ftke, 4ifuie S9ul.
tern f0k--iie, Beilies i4H fSt, S@rI-
tern ifk--iiAs, WeU Ders 9nt S6ulterH
iik--i2c
Hrii&es GIeifd.- G6insen i4x-
14Kf. Nicnic-S hulsern 10 z--I0ke, SMul.
tern 10Y -i0Ae. itprt WipptRIeifen i04
Lie. ftcrt dear Geitsn fi--iike, eytrc
bort Ssiitn iok--iis. Uslies i4E - l7s
per YfuHb.
Mehsnne gsfrsios.
geues Wimser ssatenf e4.95--
5.I5. gDintsr Gnncp 44-s5 4-50. Wints'
SontiIr 43-25- $50. gyira S3.lJ0--S20. or
lindres ~. 7D--2.95, garter @ei5sn 4atsn
e4.6S 300. ho. ionrr S3.8o 4-26. ho. ia
milp t3-s0--A.l,0; 6cgsfnnshI. riorelueitIid
aemiidtss s4+45-4.D5. rtinss elig s4.oo-
4.70. semiihiss 49, :s5 per Bbs.
Eeiseu.-Rartf rtltgsr. We. = rcfbe'
Biater 105-l0Ss, Wo. Q DO. " - 1886
30. : rrther - 9Se per Bu. wsrfauf
nurben; / Cairo. rctber HiH1er ~ SOs
| l Gar mad, Brrbe he. ~ 74s. 1 Var mad
Evobe ~ 7Os. auf bem 0eIeist.
WeIl4fcrn. - Ter Nsartt mar rnhig
8rfsfe miniasr. - Rc. rstBts Bl &c, Nr
lrsibes ei@-S1 kf. Nc. I iDeibfs 5e y 6os
Mo. = oflbss 594 so tsg. 30. . %, ts-6e kt
9fa. 4 30. IS s1--57r. Nc. 2 gefsiidblfs bSA
Soc. Np. 5 DO. Dskg 10 4 30. 55--5ss
lpei6es xclbensorn 65 SIC, gelbss DO. 6S-.
70s. afmii@fes DO. 67--See per 9a. Btrfnni
Iirnroen. y Cars 30. 2 welbes ~ 81 Nc,
Gar Wc. 3 bo- su Sic. Gar Rp. 4 30. 5l
b8at Gar mad Yrobe DO. tssets 81 ~
Oar W0. 3 eeibeS 81 6sf, i400 Wv. DO. q
b8He, 500 D. bc- mil Acggsil 90 b6 te,
Gar 10. 2 0fltfs 5u 50 Nc 0ar Nc. 4 os
Isa1f nno mcorta ~ % ks, 90 Wy. ps; g; ml
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-22
Mmsspattiee AJs6rfte.
x sp lprI. 2t. Mni.


metf. - Der Wlarft mar Eeute itetiQ. -
Gprina Watent s4.e0-4.S5, gpiuter Gtraigbts
&4.40-4.50, aDinfer Hatents O. 75-5.f0,
gprina clears e4.00---4.20, gpinter Grtras
Wo. 4 33.SO-4.f0, Wp. . bo. es.70-3.so.
Ranlas Gtrniabts e4.15-4.25.
HpaaenmehT mar itetta. - Gatr Biz
gutes SS.eo--S.s5, dotes bis fanep $3.50
4.oo.
Maismetf mar ftstig. --seiHes pei6es
unb aeibes s1.s5--i.Ao, erobes siso--i.S5,
Rilnbrieb 1896.
Rogsen lit itstig.--QO. Q @eitern Co.
egKe. I. III. 9sip gorf.
cert III Stette. - RaIsgsrite 56--e5c,
g !. Buffalo. feeding SAC, {. I. Rew
DOrf.
neiaeu.-9sr Martt mar felt. - go. Q
rofher 1fSc c. II. TN glepator unb 1f4e
{. 0. s. itbwirtmenb. 3o. 9ortbern 7ulutb
io1 4c 7. o.b. fhwittmsno.
lfdatorn. - Der Wartt mar itetie.--
Grport 641ze |. .. ,. l6utmmenb.
mei6er 45e, nrbiHdrer geihnlttener meiber
40 -44c. 9so. . 45tzf, RD. 8 44zc, SO.
48Kc.
6eu mar itetig. no. l 1f0-if6c, Qo.
fe0e, SO. 80--90c.
6opfsu III rubigs-- 5tate orbindrer bic
dolce 1912. 1b--22c; 1911, s--14e; 9aetfc
Goat 1919, 1D-20c. 1911 1t-14e.
6dute iiub ftstig. Central 4msrieo
2s4c, Bogptn 26H-29Ht
Heber In fen. - Seu,Iod firits 2s--2st
ieecnbs 27--2st.
gorf III ftetig. - Samilp 4.o0-25. 90
Ebort clear s20.75-22.25, Deeb go. -22. 10
Beef III ftetig. - Gamilp $23.00--24.00
WsS Sl9.00--20O0.
Gut Reafs iinn ftetig.-- Sep6fefte Bel.
Iiss, 10 bs IA @funb, l4A-1skc, oo
sdinten t5he.
SGmais mar wiilig. Ribble g9sl
vrima sii.i0-112G; RofFnirtes III militia
Continent Si1.76. = ". si2.s5, GonlpouHs
61s-8tse.
1 ala lit ruhig. - grima gitp su exc
G0uutr9 6zs--6Ssc, Gpseial eEzc.
Baumno ollfaGruen. Del 1T felt. -
grima CONNER gelbes sTO5 -7.2o.
8etroleum III Itctie. Raffiuiries 3en
port guIf $500; Barrels ss.7o; Gales
sif.o0.
Rollsiit itstia. --7Omsltie 5tsses Cbtt
27--2sc.
oars lit rabis.-- g,raiusb, ssiuobHIiasi
bis suies s4.s5.
9srpeutin in wilIig su 4iHc.
Neis III ftetis. - Ginhetmii4er 33s--6c
goina 64 -6kc.
DsplaFIss III aeiis -R.u CrleanI
Open aet,fe. guter BE hoiet, s5-65e.
| 9u1er-Roher ut rubig. - Ruseapaol
80 feft, assoc, Centrifugal 90 Teft 8.30c
Rplaiies. !Sudsr 50 Eeit 2.55e giafTnirts
III ruhig. - Gut 2eaf 5.05c, GruTbeo 4.95S
aaoulo ~ 4.6oc, Cubes 450e, 9opberei
440e, Grannloteb 4.25e, 3iamoHb VI
AS, GonfetrioHers ~ 4.t0c, Rp. 4.00s
SO. Q 405e, 80. s 4o0c. Np. 4 3.95e, Ro. 1
S.eOe, go. 8 a.s5e, so. 7 3ySOe, Wo. 8 $3.50
/ SO. 9 g. Toe, geo. 10 1856. gtp. II $500, go
l2 3.55c, Ho. 10 8.50c, Ro.4 3.50c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-22
Ghicaan. al. maai 1913.

g6weine. - Gcihte $3.50 - 6.75, ge'
mifdhte ss. .40--S.72H, ftwere ss.15-6.67 ",
raabe 1918 - $40, syertel $500 - $40.
Martt itetig, Breiie etipos bbber.
Beepes s7.10-8.85, EeIas
Gtiere t8. .75--7.70, tpeitlife Stiere S7.00--
es.15, Gfoders unb fyeebers s5.60-8.00,
Rabe unb 5eifers $3.80--7.90. RtIber 800
-e.75. Dearft allgemein itetie.
Shafeunb 2dmmer. -Sdafe: @ins
tefmifhe $5.40 $40, ipeitlide 550--6.10,
5dbrliHge e6.00--6.85,
2dmmer: giHheimifne $6.00--7.65, nett
Tide &8.00-T.o5. Wtarft aagemetn Itetig.
Rufuhr. SAmsine 22 900. BtHonieb
1880 Sd,afe uno Gdmnier $4,000.
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Gbttaso, 81. Rai.

y
Wstsen Jfr gaai sO4 - Gee, am
S1luB 92e; fir gull SsE - 90Ae, am
51lub 90tsc; fur September s71-sSKe.
am ShluB s9hc; fur 2ssember 90 -
OF &c. am Stlub 81
Nelfhioru. --s5hr Dsai 5s - 6e2e,
am Salub 5s1lc; fur 5uli 5TIs-67e, am
Ehlu6 581se; iir September 56Es--5TSse,
an Shtub 5se; fin December 65-551ze,
ON Shiub 55Kc.
Safer. - Sar gaai sa--ss5le, am
S6Iu6 s9Ke; fir SHIi 3sH--s7he, am
S1lus 37He; fur 5eptember s5A-38Ese,
am SnluB 3eAe; FIR 7esember s6H -
s7ke, am SdluB STzse.
6oggeB.-9lo. Q 6Sc.
@erfe.-46-8Sc.
GimothpiaamsH. -- Reutr s2.S5-
S.s5.
aIsefaamsu. - $500 - a10O per
GeHtusr.
Rebpprt sl970 per gbl. - sur
Nsai ti9.70 1890, am GhlR6 $1s.70;
fir Suii sl9.e7H - 1e.S2K, am Shlu6
tls7o; iiir September sfs.ss - 1850, am
ShGuB siS.40. y
Cd NAL als.-si1.15-li.i7Js per 100 BIB.
Iir Dsai sil.02H - Ills. am 54lui
s1f.02K; fur 9ult sfos5-i1.oeH, am
Shius sli.oo; fir 5spt. sl102K lilo. am
ShluE t1l.05.
GtprtRtppsnfeiten -sll.5o -
1900 per 100 Riaub. - GAR Wai tll.91
--fi.97H, am SAIub si1.9Tk; fir Gull
tii.22 K-fis2h, aIu S6lub si1.27 y; fl,
September t1i.05 - tf.16, am SAIu6
eli.f0.
HutteE - III wilissr. grsameries 25--
28e per 8funh.
gier. - Martt uHoerdnoert. .-Eroinarr
firits i7Ae, firits ls4e per Tusene.
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gd)afe Anh Dam tifft. - Der Massf
NOR Reule Stetia flir bie belieren laalithtea,
tpalrenb bie aIiberen Hau unh I1wadl iDa'
rem. gsriibIahrsp qfmnier irarfn ifctig.
GHafe.--Grfra lethte $5.15--6.2s, CUTE
BITS auserlefene e4.7t-5.l0, orbtnare bts
quite e8.25--4.e5.
qanmer. - grfra e7.25, CUTE bis aus
erfegtne &e.75 - ITO, nrbiuhre bts quite
s4.50 - e.65, gBcu. .Ghnlrner $500 - 500,
5Srfttiabrs.2dntmer s6.50-9.oo, Gals $500
ID. 90.
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NeetaH.Haarlt
Rem Mort 2i. Wai.

Rem DorL 81. Mai-
auvfer mar bsute fen. - Stauoart su
el56O, Gleftrplrfic ~ oiH67--1gO0, Hnfe
u o1sO0, eating ~ ti6.6A
9inu iif feit ~ e4s.f2--48.50.
Diei fetig Su e4.25.
tGeeIter fnm0d a. e6.S5--H-45.
QiieH mar Hau lHh unpsydRheTt 30. l
NpgStegn eiT00-fI.60. 10. &cs&9esa
o16gS-1100. 70. @Ont4ern Oh 90 0--1160,
~. 3 Goattssa lrst 4l7.0o-l160
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-22

@elo scn eau uurbe 5n 2K - 81 aus
gaietsH.
prina oJef9afisSapisrs uarben su 81
0x bisspnttrf.
GtsrIina GrhaHge III ftsttg. =
Sittt Az e4.soK uHo Commercial Su S4.sSB
--4-s2H.
BuHbes- Cblig gattousn fDoren ites
tie unb sDurben wie icIgt quotirt:
Ser. Stdnten Wefunbtrung 2N fo04
geb., ~ regiitrirte 113N --ft4H, Coupons
Ia - tf4A, az regiItrtrte i02 y JOB y
Coupons i02 " -i084, Bdnama Wegttfereo
~ lO0K -fo1, DO. 81, 10zzs--l03ts.
Hftienmurft. - am Dcrmittdge mar
ner Rnrft feis. uao bic Dreiis eiagen sffpds
in bic 0obe. Gpdter trat itonh fpseoer etHt
Bedition eiH, nobel bic Oeiuinne uieoer
perlorem ainGen. 7er Marft iAloh ifmey.
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ainbpie - lie 9ufubr mar beute
siemlisb grrB Tie bejieren Cualtfdten tpas :
rem itetia, bic anoeren wiilig uno UNI 10
l5c niebrlafr. - Siofers uub iseeoers limb
In gutter ssaairuee uaS itetis, oesslei6en
Rtfd,fiihe.
Sd,tpers S,iere s7.25--s.00. Grtra $50
--sS.25, EGien tS25--6.75. syieiineritisrs
e5a5--7.75. auserlelene bis EXTRA $7s5-
500, 0eifers t5.O0--7.s5. @yfra eS.00--S.26.
eshs A25-5.25, aaserlsiene bis eEtra
ID. .s5--S.65, Gamers $3.25--4.50. Stoders
uno Eeebers 3s.50-7.50, Etod. psiiers $3.50
$50. EfpdsGilhg $4.50--5-60.
BuIIeH.- 1is 8ufuhr mar nur mdSis,
unb Bplpgnas 8alleu Daren um 1o-l5e boz
Der. Tette BuIlen ituo f0un lieIie.
Mnaere anb leidbts s550-d.5o. Bclcgha
%. .T5-7.75, feite Sutlen tT.25-7.50.
Qdlber.-Eie Hahfrnge Uar cine gu.
te. bic Sufabr sieni!it srpb uno bic Sreiie
ifgfia.
gptra ss.5o. fair Bis aute leid,te $3.50
-g.25. osnindre unb sroBe S5.50--a.oo.
R6Iber in ben xommifiicas- odnisru. -
Nance e,zc, prinra bis anserieiene S--9c.
ghpetne.- Der Ninrft mar heute
rsfbf !ebbaft uub ote greiie itetia bis itnrt
| iJ0it ale i'm Nnrtte beftnoiibrn S6weine
frHbeH NbHahnse.
Shpers 5hweine brod3ten sS.e5-s.7o
aute bis assserfefsns gerpoduness unb sylei'
lherfcrten 1856 --- $40, genstfdfe Der.
nodunaSfoxten 1855 - s-66, Uxotndre bis
Ionserfefeue ifwere ietie Sdue 15-60--775
gxfra a9.D5. Gfcas s46O - d.5o, Gitro
&0O-7Oo. lei6te gerionhticrten $3.50
$40. 0e<td nOW1oo BIB. Hnh Uenigtr e6.oC
l-e2G
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Dpns Welbnsartt.



Die NaMfr1ge mad, Dnrfsfsn mar brute
stat ttua3 before als In bsu pcrber1epens
ben xaaen, III nber Ieineswegs iebpdff ~
nennsn. Wefb In ipilIig, ba bic W1nisn gsnns
gsnbe UoHbs an 6anb bnten. Easlelsn zon
can. unrben ron ben Banter ~ 49, =
eas1elishen. wdhrsnb Gef1dftspcptsrs tu 9
--6 = bisfontirt pugosu. Die Ntcfisr RiasiEs
Ten @ripot.aapitul ~ 4HT scn eah' snO
" 4H--bE rui Heit.
tasAfa All sessp Dsff.
pupbsn ID Bari sIpiffen WanieH persaiff.
Gie Gpantsrrats bstTdgt cos Rramse per
ei000.
UsAfn saf GuSsre.
Bnb ifstis. - Die folstnbsn GaOtsruHssn
iinb 10 berthten:
Qpubon, B Tags Stht, s4e7 per 6;
30 Taae eiht, l4.s8 per G; Ndrts, y
Taat &sd,s, SIS ssranes per 500 90 Tags
Etxs. Bis franes per ei00; far Teutlhlano,
Taas Gtt,t, 1 Msarf s5K-e5A, oo. 90
faus Eiclt. 81 M-e4Ac.
YOeurttnsorn gsiIls ouf epnbcn suiirben
su 9.s2K, anf Q,lasgosu 81 e4S2 X unb aui
NsIgaii ID e4.es rerfanfs.
Bsnbes.r sgissiitsss.
rtbio uno ltetig. Tis Ganssn aucsirsn iDis
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0fessfna 1snit tiwsass.
Die ilinidye i'm hisiisen Clearinghouse
bslieisn Ii9 ttute auf tS,sl2,s00.
nsfaLesfsssfafsa.
giiriuHaii Gas ane Cine. Gfreef 8iE. Ut.
fieu fvnrcen aud heute mieber itdrfer aes
h0zbelt. nno bic Yretie paren ftetig. ger
Rayst i'm NngemtiHen Setgte rnebr 2eben.
Hsrfnuit purben:
On te ERIE
First Call.
$1,000 q. q. & 6. 10. 5S 100.
Wife gine. Gas u. Gl. 60. 70K.
10 DO. TON.
Columbus Gas 58.
Yroeier Il. Gamble $50.
30. 55eK.
80 Cine. Street Rp. III.
sscora Can
Nftien Cine. u. Cub. Bea lei. 20f.
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-03-06
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Daddy's Bedtime
@. The Little
- Princess Who
Ran Away

NE morning daddy read in his newspaper about a little princess who
was te only child Of her father and mother, a king and queen, and
how much they loved her. That made him think of the story Of the
Evelyn and lack. us :" u @Ma a
with 70 she found It very lonesome in the big palace in which she lived, al
though she was surrounded by all sorts of beautiful things and had lots and
lots Of servants to look after her. Her daddy and her mother, being king and
queen, had many things to do, sc they could not spend much Of their time
with the little princess" II "H. #..
Didn't he tell her any bedtime stories, daddyT asked Jack. @
I'm afraid not" answered daddy, with a smile. ."Wen, it happened one
day that the little princess found herself or the edge of the paace garden
with n o one near her. Her nursea and the other servants had gone of to talk
to sol soldiers who were o n guard. SO little Princess Anne just gave one
peep around and, quick a a wink, she raj through the palace garden gate
and out o. the highway. The guards we're too busy talking with the maids
to notice her, and she ws quite a long way off before any one missed her
Then there was a fine search and much running up and down.
But little Princess Anne didn't know or care. She had found a little
sdepath that led away from the highway, and down it she went humming a
tune. Soon she found herself in front of a little farmhouse, where she saw
a number of children, all about her W age, playing in the farmyard. The
princess, being used to ordering her servants about a lot at all shy, 80 she
entered the gate and asked the children to let her play with them. At first
they were ashamed, because the stranger had such fine clothes, but the prfn-
vas a friendly little girl, and they son became friends.
What good times she had that day Princess Anne remembered all her
life, and she often told about them when she grew up and became a queen.
ing to see how deep it vas: The chrdrens mother called them after a time
Tor luncheon and ws surprised to SCI the little stranger. She knew, Of course,
that Princess Anne belonged to wealthy folks and asked her where she lived,
but the princess was a wise little ne and would not tell, because she did not
want to be taken back to the lonesome palace. It was evening before the
searchers found her. When she told the king and queen what a fine time she
had they said she might ask her new friends sometimes to the palace"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-03-06
THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1918.
MISREPRESENTATION

The board of education, at it's meet
ing last evening saw fit TO pass a
resolution which will be found in full
on page one of this issue of The
Forum, in which the report OF the
meeting Of the board of education
held Feb. 3 as published in The Forum
was said to be unfair, false and put
out with the intention to mislead and
deceive the public.
The Forum in it's report Of the
meeting was recording a dialogue
controversy between Judge Young and
other members of the board. During
the controversy, DR.. Carpenter asked
Judge Young IL he did not believe that
the people should be consulted in the
matter of selecting a superintendent
and Judge Young replied in these
words
NO, sir, do not"
Those are the exact words that the
judge said according to the memory
of DR.. Carpenter. c. Q. Smith, Mr..
Hannaher and The Forum reporter.
Further Judge Young did not qualify
them as he uttered them, and at the
time they gave the impression that
would come from that bald statement
without n qualifying explanation.
Later Judge Young did say that he
believed the public had placed the
board in charge of the business of the
district and that it should be RESPONSE
Bile for the business of the district.
The Forum is genuinely sorry to
have to Comc to its own defence by
giving further publicity to this mat
ter. 1t has no personal quarrel with
the members of the board of eduCa-
ton and did not attempt to mislead
or deceive the public in the least. 1t
is perfectly willing to let the public
judge as to whether it misquoted
Judge Young wen on the carefully
worded statements that are accredit-
ed TO Judge Young in the resolutions
passed last night-statements that the
judge did not utter as they are quoted
in that resolution according to the
memory OF DR.. Carpenter. Mr.. Smith
and Mr.. Hannaher.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-03-06
DECISION OF The
SUPREME COURT

In the Supreme Court, October, 1912,
term,
John S. Sneve and Bredine Sneve,
plaintiffs and respondents. VS.. George
S. Schwartz and Sallie M. Schwarts,
defendants and appellants.
Plaintiffs and defendants entered
into the written e%xecutory contract set
up in the opinion, whereby they were
to exchange certain properties at a
future date after abstracts of title had
been furnished and the deeds deposit
ed in escrow. Plaintiff brings this
suit alleging false and fraudulent rep
reservations upon the part of defend
ants which induced him to enter into
said contract. Defendants demur upon
the ground hat the complaint does
not state facts sufficient to constitute
q cause of action. In answer thereto
1t Is held:
l.. That where the contract is IN
tirely e~xecutory and the defendant
has parted with nothing of value, and
where plaintiffs bring the action
promptly upon discovering that they
Is sufficient notice Of plaintiffs cleo
ton to rescind said contract.
2. Where defendants had until thf
18th of November to furnish the las
abstract of title and deposit the deed
in escrow, and the plaintiffs served
their complaint twenty-four days
| thereafter, such delay is not fatal tC
the bringing of the action as thu
| plaintiffs would need some time tx
look UP the reasons why the deed AND
abstract had not been furnished, K
! ascertain whether o. not defendants
had misrepresented material state.
ments to them in obtaining their con
| sent to the contract. Also the plant
ifs would need time to consult attor'
| neys, and the attorneys would neet
| time to investigate the facts ant
properly prepare the complaint.
8. The allegation of the complain
that n OF the plaintiffs was mental
ly incapable of transacting business
is not given as a reason for rescindini
| the contract, but as a fact going T.
show fraud upon the part of the de
PENDANTS in Inducing him to sign TIL
contract.
A.. The complaint alleges upon in
formation and belief that the defend
ants have no title to the premise
agreed by them to. be conveyed. Il
view of the fact that the defendant
might have had title which was no
of record, this is the only allegation