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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-03-06
FARM FOR SALE.

offer for sale my farm of 37i acres
in the town OF Manitowoc Rapids on
the Calumet road, seven miles west
from Manitowoc. Cheese factory and
blacksmith shop across the road. Good
soil, all under cultivation; good build
ings and two good wells. For particu-
lars call on or write to
THOMAS SAVAGE,
Adv. Manitowoc II. II. /, Wis.
LIncoln's Declaration.
| shall try to correct errors, wnen
shown to be errors; and ! shall adopt
new views, as fast as they shall aD-
pear to be true yiews.-Lincoln-
,uws-ryw ~r@~wzs
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-03-06
FARMERS INSTITUTES.

A farmers institute will be held at
Meeme, March 1914, conducted by Da-
vid Imrie, assisted by w. c. Bradley.
Following is the program:
Thursday Morning Session
10 O'clock
Soil Conservation Mr.. Imrie
Crop Rotation Mr.. Bradley
Afternoon Session
1:30 O'clock
Silo and Silage Mr.. Imrie
Good Cows Mr.. Bradley
Horses Mr.. Inrie
Evening Session
7.3O O'clock
Musical program prepared by local
committee
AS Others See Us Mr.. Bradley
Friday Morning Session
$50 O'clock
Sheep Mr.. Bradley
Corn Mr.. Imrie
Afternoon Session
1.30 O'clock
Ciuvers and Alfalfa MIR. Bradley
Farm Water Supply Mr.. Imrie
Good Feeding Mr.. Bradley
A farmers institute will be held at
Valders, March 1874, conducted by
e. G. Jacobs, assisted by Thos. Convey,
S. A. Baird, Geo. w. Hackett, and G.
L. Richardson. Following is the pro-
gram:
Thursday Morning Session
10 O'clock
Soil Conservation Mr.. Jacobs
Crop Rot; ton Mr.. Convey
Afternoon Session
1:30 O'clock
Improved Stock Mr.. Baird
Poultry Mr.. Hackett
Siloand Silage Mr.. Convey
Evening Session
1880 O'Clock
Musical program prepared by local
committee
Farmers and Education Mr.. Jacobs
Friday Morning Session
$50 O'clock
Swine Mr.. Convey
Good Cows Mr.. Jacobs
Horses Mr.. Convey
Afternoon Session
.1:30 O'Clock
The Calves ~ MIR. Jacobs
Fruits Mr.. Richardson
Good Feeding Mr.. Convey
The Farmers Institute is school
for farmers and their families. BE
sure to attend the meeting; bring all
your family with you and urge your
neighbors to attend.
Engage in the discussions freely.
The humblest mans experience counts
for as much as any other mans provid-
ed it contains helpful lesson.
Farmers Institute Bulletin No. %,
Horticultural reports. and other agri-
cultural literature, will be distributed
free prior to the first session. Be on
hand to Uet a free hook
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-03-06
FARM FOR SALE.

100 acre farm located miles from
the city OF Amigo, equipped with good
buildings, stock and machinery; 70
acres cleared: balance timber land; es-
tlmated 1900 cords OF wood, 1900
teet OF hardwood logs and 100000 feet
OF hemlock. This farm with all stock
and machinery is offered for sale at
S4o per acre. Call on or write to
GEO. KUTIL,
Amigo, r. r. No. 3, Wis.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-03-06

Many Tons In Seam OF Coal.
A fourfoot coal seam yields 5000
Tons an acre.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-03-06
.Schuette Bros. Co.
Mems Made-tO-Measure
Clothes

wide range of beautiful fabricsA new shades and
colors well the standard grays blues and blacks
here for to select from also variety of and dis
tinctive styles to choose from.
If you want suit SIS $S $40 or $25
and be of perfect fit dependable fabrics and
lutte guarantee of satisfaction, give trialyou will be
more than satisfied with the result
Order your suit for Easter
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-16
Mustudrtige Wtdrfte.
Rtm Nnrf-1h. luli-

Rem Dorlr 10. Jul.
Retl. Ter Marit mar sismlid Iebbdit
Gpring Ratent s4.60-4.s9, Satutsr Straignis
t4.25- -4.40, sslnter Eatents "a 76--5.l0,
Sptina dears $4.00--4.20. Grtra seiHter
Rc. t3.s0-4.10. Grtra DO. 80. 2 S3.70--
$50 Ranias Stroigbts 4415-4-25.
Mogsenmeal mar iietig. ,gair bis
guies %. T0-S.s5. dolce bis fanep $500
400.
Raismtbl mar itetis. --sSeinss u.iBes
unb gelbes si.86-i.40. grobes sl.30---l .85,
Riln6rteb $3.45.
Rogsen III itetig. - 30. Rsitsrn SOC
{. i.f. Wesp Dorf Gyport.
CERT III Itetig. WaaIsserIte 55--80e
ct. I. Buffalo. Seeding 64c, c. / |. Reu
gnrs
g2eiseR. - Narft ipifIis. - Reuer go.
. rptbsr e3Kc ci I. Rem yorf erport. DO.
S5zc I. o. b. bel anfunit; Ro. Qonhern
Tnlntt 9g4c I. o. b. inmtmmeno.
Helf1forn Der Rartt mar itstig.--
Grport 6S Nc I. 0. b. fnmimmenb.
Qafer.-- Rartt mar tpiflig. -- STANDARD
mei6er ~ - 44tle, gic. 2 mei6sr 44kc,
go. 8 43--a8Ke, Ro. 4 42k--48S, orbtndrgr
abgsImnitfsuer weiber 90 -- A4e, Ianer
obabosfHnittener speiEer 45--4oK { i'm Gle.
ndtcx
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Jtuk.Natbrtbten.
Cincinnati, IS. suli.

Rfnct n n Il, 10. 5uH.
Bdhrenb Der nadlitsn "a Stunoen tpir6 Der
sIub lanaialu itetgen. @efsru abeno bate
berfeIbe BEL biefissr StaDt etnen BaNerItano
bon l4.e 5ut.
Die foIgsnosn TeptideH traftH tDSsrsnb
bss seitrieeH aases bier elm.
gittsbura pa Der Ftub BAT sinsH
BaIisrfan6 bon 81 6ub une fttiet.
gatftttsbure, sp. Der 5tub Bat ei :,
ntn @aFerffanb ben 14.0 Gub uno ffetgt.
sharIestou, s9. pa. Der Slus bat
tin.n 8aFeraaue bon 10 Sub uHb ifsbt.
Sorfsmouth, .. Der Slub bat stnes
&aFerfauo pon 1873 uno iteiat.
Bartsrsbura, gg. pa. Ter 5Gub bat
sinsu @aHtrtanp bon 2s7 5ub unb iistgt.
aamapba Sails, gS 8u. Der slus bat
,iusn BaHtrFaHo bon 2.2 Sub uHO fnIlt.
gt. gleafant, gs. Ba. Der 5lub Bat
ein,n @aferHanb ben 1871 Sus uno Itetgt.
qouisbilfe, RI. Der Slus bI. einen
@nTeraaub bon 1910 gus une fsigt.
ebanspill., 5u6. Der SIas hat ei.
men 8aH.rffano bon go 6ub uRo fsigt.
fgairo, ~. Der sIu5 bat siasH Iafsr'
haHS bon 1879 Sut uuo fdat.
W.mpbis, 1san. Der 5Iub bat siner
Battlefront BON 1913 auS uno fcigt.
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gSuns WeiDnsarft.
gtnsinnatt is. auis 1919.

Tis Radjfrage nad EorIeben mar audi
beuts mitber unbebeuienb. 9ie Dinsrdten
linb unrsranbsrt gebliebeu. 9arlehen fpnrs
ben Bon ben 8anfen sii 5--5K n yOn call"
1nsaeGishen. oBeihdftspapiere ipurben Az 6%
etsfoutirf am o5fenen Marfte tpurben Tar.
Ieben .Ou eau gu 90 unb aaf Belt 81 ~
--s% placirt.
tgsAfss ant Msw resf.
nisrbsn Az Bari smiiden ganfeu perianft.
Eie Gcuntfrraie betrdst 40 unb soc &rdsnie
Der 1000.
msAssf sss Gsssra.
iiHb fistia.-Ti ioretsosn Euotirunsen fine
sn bsriohteu:
annSDn, Eass Sicst, s4s7-4s7K per 6;
20 Tage Sid,i. t4s3--4s3H Der G; 8aris, 3
9aes gid,t, bl5 5rancs per 800. 90 Tags
gidt, SIS Francs Der s100; far Teusfnlanb,
Taae gidt, 4 Warf s5 " --95A, bo. 90
Eags Gidlt, g4K-e4Ae.
Irstimeniarr Bifis nui 1pnbon ipurben
~ s4.92A, auf gGosgcm Az s4-s2K uub auf
BelfaIt su $4.S214 usrfauit.
raasfs.EbHeensssn.
rntia uno isetis. Die Ranfen auotirsH ipss
fnfdt.
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CBds. psmbs nmt asssss IN xss Bsys.

c3ds. Fsmbs HMt Mssisn In Esw Dsss.
gelb ron eall" ipuroe gu 2K--2H& aus
eelteten.
grima Gei4aftspapiers Uuroen gu e$
bisfcntirt.
Gte rIinagr6dngt III ifetig. Stht
su s4.s8H unb Commercial 81 A.82M-
4.S8.
Buubes. .Cbfigationeu iuartn ftes
tig unb ipuroen rpie fplgt auottrt:
Der. Stonteu RefuHbirung 2% 9s geb.
~ rsaiftrirte liz 113, Coupons liz
lila, az repiitrirte 102-- -f02K Coupons
I02--f0sR ssanama Regiiterso ~ 97K-
% DO. Sc, 10I--fO2.
Nftfenm mart Ter Marft mar
bsute lebr finu. be Rreiie aber iparen etiuds
fsit, uno bic Gifeubnbn Cite hattie IN ben
meiiten Sdllen heine Bemtnne sii Derieibs
nen. Ter marft idtob tart.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-16
1dgli1er Wsarftberid,t.
giueinuatt is. 9uli 1918.

Cincinnati. IS. 9uli 1918.
lie nahfoIsenbeu EuotiruHgsn bssitheR
Eh nur auf grgroSI Iransdftioner Bel
tleinereH @sl1df ten speroeH eimas bobers
Rrsiit bere4nei.
gropifionen
Ser Rarft mar ruhig. bic 3rsile ftstis.
Canals. - 9rtHta Steam el1.i5-
1l.35 (. OBJ.
xro6tnstfaTAsnts JGtifh. -
Rarft ftetis.-Shori dear 5eiteH l21s --
i2He, fbcrt Rippenisiisn i2lS--121se. eytra
fbort dear Esiten 12M-f29sc, Shaltsru
i1h-IfZe, Bellies 15A I4e Ioit une
kt msbr p.rpaft.
Bacon Nartt ttetis. Ebcrt dear
SeiteH i31f-1Stse, farsessippeaisiisn 1871
-135sc. EXTRA ihort dear Setten 1874 -i33sc.
Sdultsru 12H--12He uno &sllles l44--
i45e iois uno 4s per 4iuno msbr rsr.
pGdt.
Sugar Cursd.iyieit. Martt 1T itetie.
- Shinsen 10 -- zoe. 8ienic ShaIterH
10 - 1916, Brtaffaft gacpn 81 27g.
56nIisrn IL +-i4,4c, gtsu Drrf Gut Snul'
tern 1s4-144e. irofsHs essf.5HinieH
s24. .O0--25.O0.
Eabstposeltes glsifh.-Tarft
ttstig. SAinien i4k--i4Ae, gienie Stul.
isru i0k-lie, Bellits lax - l5c, SnnI.
tern iiH-ii4e. Rem Dort gut 54ultsrn
1fh-i2e.
Grif6es Gteifd.- sdintsn l44--
i5f, Dienie-S nuItern l0K-I04e, Smul.
tern ION -l0Ac, hort Ntppenfesteg ION
Lie. hort dear Ssiten Like, sgtra
bort Setien ION - lie. Bellies 10 - lst
per Dfuno.
Wthf uue gstrtiee
Rebi.--Rrnes yaintsr gatent s4.g5-
6.15. yainter Hanep e4.S5--4.50. Min.sr
fyamilp s3.25--8-50, Gytra ss.00--s.20, or.
tindrss s2.70-2.o5. garter Esisen Ratent
94.65-5.O0. oo. foner f3-6o-4.25, bo. ia.
atiir ss.60-4.00; sfosgeHmeel. rorowtitli6
esmif6tts e3.go--4-O0, reines 9itp t4.0o---
420. asmilntss ss-s0-<-l0 per Dbl.
Heissn. - Marit rubig. go. roiber
Nintsr s5-ssHe. go. 3 DO. sO-s8t
$40. 4 roiber e5--s0e per Gl. geriauft mur.
ben: 2 Cars Ao. rotber @inter ~ ssc.
| Cars ec. sa sSks. Gar mad prcbe 81
size auf btm Beleife uHb 8 Cars Ro.
| rcther sp s6lse bel Anfunft.
Helfd,sern. - Marff hau, 9reiIe he
| tia. - yio. 2 iptsbes size, Ro. lpst
| BEE 67e. Re. I meibss IS - 68,4e
Nc. 2geIbes 81 -55e. Nc. B DO. e4--s4 " c
No. 4 DO 80 K--6ske, DC. 2aeuil6sts 64e
geo. DO. 65H-s4e, Rp. 4 DO. 62---8sc
meibss Rolbentorn SO - s5s. etIbes DO.
"a -58s, gemiihtss bo 63--85e per Bu
Wsrfcuft ipnrben: | Gar No . sueibes il
SIC, 3 90rs 9lp. lDelbes su 67Ec, 3 Gar
ggo. q oelbes su 64ke. 2 Cats Np. 3 DO. d
e4e, 500 Hu. 30. 1 oo., befubeli, nit Soier
su csc. Oar go. semiiftts 81 64c, i20'
gsn. Ro. DO. Habssu rusibes ea 6T4e an
benz 03sisiif.
paisr. - Nartf ipiiliafr. - go mel
Ber 42K-43c. Stonbaro meiBer 42--42<c
Nu. 5 ipeibsr 40A-soke, No. 4 peiber 81
-s9Ke. 30. eemiFhter 3eh 40e, Ro.
ho. Dg--s9 Nc. Np. 4 bc. 2s--39Ee per Ku
Essfanft niurben: Gar no. .neiber 4,
40ks. Gar DO. III 40g. Ger DO. an 4ff
Cars Wc. 4 be. ~ Doc. 1 Gar be- n894e
75o Ha. DO. init acrn su Ssc. l GarGfanb
arb ueibrr ~ 42he. 1 Gar Ro. 3 gemiih
ter au ah xf nui eem e5sleiie.
Ncgaen---Worff n1u. - no. 2 eO--62e
no. 3 DO. 58-5Se, 80. DO. 90 - D6t
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gbieaae. is. auIi 1913.

Shweine. -- 9eihte $S.e5-9.90, ses
mtfhfe ssTe-s.25, Ihpere $s.50-9f2K,
raate $3.50 ~ $40. SerfeI $3.50 - els.
Marft itarf bis l5t h6her.
Beepes t7.15-9.15, Teras
Gtiere e700-S.10, Ste6ers unb Jeehers
es.60- -7.90, kfibe uno peifers e8.s5-s.50,
&6lber ss.1o-11.05. yarft IaugIant nno
in Nnaemeinen ifetig
&afeunb 2dmmer. --Shafe: Gin.
heinnifHe e45o - $50, Jdbriines $3.50 -
z.2&
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Utebmirfte.

Cincinnati. Is. 1uE, 1913.
9uiubr unb BerIaaet pdbrsno Der per
Hoiienen "a StuuoeH, uergIiheu NIT oem
pcrbergtbenoen ZaBs, pareu uis ioIgt:
8ufuhr: RinbUjsb 5hpeine. 5Aafe.
SuH, Is 5... 250 2505 1859
Ter Bsrianot bstru5 in eerieGbsn 3stt:
Juli. A.. - $50 1891
5ulL IS 49,. 6i3 2276 44s7
Rinopieb.-7 7ie beiIeren Euaiitdten
ruaren beute sienrl,t Iebbaft uHo itetig. Die
anoersn lanaiam uno tpiIlle. .-Stoders uHo
Seebers Uaren matg uao itettg, ebenio
Hailhfihe.
S1Dsre 5tisrs s75g--7.s5, grtra S8.25
Gtlien s3.O0-6.50. iTIeiihtritiere $50
7.gO, auserleiens big trtra s7sO--s.0O, 5eis
ftrs s5.OO--7.65. grtra sT75-Ts5, Rlibe
t4.00--5.00, auSerleiene bis extra $625--
$50, Gamers s3OO-4o0, 5tpders uno
seeoers t525-T25. Stod 5eiiers $500
500. 5tcdstsltbe s4.25--5.25.
BuIIen.-7er Marin mar beuie ruha
uHo felt uno bic 4reie itiessn UNI 15--25t
pei 100 9inno.
aRaaere uno leihte s5.50-5.75, Bologna
s5.75-e.T5. fttte 8uIen s6.50--s.75.
HdGb r.- 6st uur md6iger 3uiuhr
mar Der Narft tart uH9 bic Ereile l!iegeu
UNI 25-60e per 100 BfHno.
Grtra tl0.75, far bis CUTE leihts $500
--lS0O. ofbinare uno grobe s8.50--lO.50.
Adiber in ben 9pmmilfonss6duiern -
ranep iokc. prima bis auserleiene 9K--
i0Ae, orblnhre 8--sc
g h 10 in e.-Gls 9niunr BON Scpeia
iien mar heaie nltt iebr eroB uno Der
Wnrii uan hents itart.
Snpere ShpeJHs brafgfeH $925; CUTE
bis aaserleIene Seryafungs. unb fTlsis
Iheriorisu 1920 9.25. gemiihtt Der.
padaaasiortea 1915 - 925, proindre bis
anserIsIeue i6psre iette Sdue t8.00--s.25.
grtra $3.50 s.85, Stags $500 - T.35.
Reoium SsrIanbtiorten 100 bis 100 3iuno
&B.35, Ietdte 8eriduotiorten s9.4o-e.45,
Sstrfsi BON 100 9fuuo une ruenissr s6. IS
IS. .85.
Sdafs 9dmmsx. - Tie 9uiuhr
mar aud beuie plsoer aroB uno bic 9reiie
fetig. ba bic Rad)irage cine CUTE mar.
Ehdfe gTtru leidlte $435, quite
Bio aaserltieue s400--4.25, ,orbinare bis CUTE
s2.5o-3.75. ihmere iette Shafe $3.50
400. Wtntter z hdie $3.50 - 4.25, grtra
$AS5-450, 3dhrltnae Ss.o0--5.50
gdmner arlblabrs laumer Grtro
1926. quite bis uuserlefsne $500 SIS
orbindre BIB CUTE s5.50-I75, Gnls s4.09-
300.
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WetnH& Wartt.
% s.lp Nort, Is. 0uli.

RetD Dort, Is. gull.
Rupf.r mar trbig. 5Ganbaro lu
sl3.25, Glsctroiatic az si400 -- l4.37,
eaie ~ tl450-l4.75. eating 81 sl4.00.
5iuH III feit lu t39.7D--40.00
Slsi itetia Gil t4.30--4.40
Speltsr III itetlg III e5.25-5.35.
giien. Ter Martt mar taum itetig.
Rp. RortberH ti5.75-ts.0O, Ro. 2 Rprttern
tl5.25-15.50, gto. / z Soutbern el4.50-l5.00,
Ro. / 5outhern loft $l450--l5.0O.
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@hItago 10. sSuIt.

2 &c q o, 10. SJulI
gRetsen. - Fir 3uli s4A-S5kc, am
Sdlub s4He; fir September s5X - SIC,
am SbIub s61S; fir Se5sU1ber s94 4-90Z1e,
am 5blab sS4e.
Bsli4iorn. ---Blr Guilt 594-60 %e,
am Shlub SOC; fur SepteHbsr COY -
81 3se. am S9luB e0A c; fltr IeseHlber SO II
--57Zsc, am Shlub 574c.
5afer. Fir 9u!I 37K-3sIkc, am
Shlus S7he; fir 5eptsmbsr IS - 39Ke,
or stIuB 3s1sc; ilir December 394-41c,
am 5dluB 40c
Hpggen. - Rp. Q 82Hc.
Gerne-4S--6Bc.
fimotbpIaameu - Reusr $425-
AIS.
etssfaamsn.--3l3 per gentner.
ge orf.-e22.D0-22.5 per Bbl. -
Glr 3uli s21.s0 - 2i.s5, am Shlus
t2fs0; FIR September s20.3O 20.so, an
ShluB 5000.
Shmats. - sIf.GD per 100 BIB. siir
Gull slI59K-1t60, am Sd1Lub S1l57H
fur September t1i.671z -l1.T2K. am Shluf
s1i67H; Iar Gttober $il.T2 -1L77H. am
ShIuB Si1.72K; iHr 3auuar tl0.55 -
10.57h. am SdiuB slO57H.
Short RippenfsttsH - $i1.85-
1926 per 100 gfuBo. 5ir Sept. s11.65
lilo, aa SnluB t1l85; iiir Cttober
s1l.42 R-11.50, am ShIuB ti1.45.
Gutter mar tpifllg. Qreameeries
22--26c per 8funo.
gter - Ntarft ungsregeIt. - Erbiuart
frfls l5-l5Hc, firlts l6-l6Hc per Euseno
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@erfttnmaI5. - JrabiabrsserFte 7s--
SEC per Bnihel.
Bsrglei6 Der Betreibe.Breife nit benienis
cen am gleiheR Eags oes uorissn Sabres:
9uIi, Is. 1913. Suit 10. 1919.
eSet5sfI, W0. 2 rpther 49,. .S8c 115c
Hellhiprn, SO. 8 gentifbtes 64c TIC
Safer, go. 2gemiffter neuer 40e 47c
Gogsen, 9o. 2 neuer ...... 62c 78c
1en, No. Eimotbn 1890 s24.50
Mbisfp.
Der Warft mar itetig. 0ertouft purben
837 Bbls GiItitlers sginiibeb GOODS aui
Der Goits BON s1.30 per @aIone.
Mrncertek
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Gdmmer: GinbeinlifHe 1886 - $40. =
Waarft attip unt nteiitens 10--25c bDber.
1ufubr. g6neine 1900, GtHnpisb
$500, G6afe uub 2Gmmer 1900.
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GfsafiHa Ssnis uwfate.
Tie ilmiaSe inn hieiiasn Clearinghouse
bslisfsn iih tsuts uuf t4.42i ,35o
esFsfsesfnsitatr.
An btr Borie iparen heutf feline geiffFs
is ta beridten. Inn pfieuen Htarfts aber bic
fcipenben:
$4,000 Qius. C. Ref. 4 1888 100.
1000 Widbuet 4 1850 100.
10000 Sbeibp 60. TeHn. s 1918 100.45
$4,000 1919 100.50
Wnd,iteheHbs Tabens bon inn tieiigen
Nlnrft btfinbIthen Bombs uHo Gltien aiebf
bic offiBiefen Guotirunssn an
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Reu III rubig.--Ro. 10o-102 Nc, No
2 s5--90c, No. 66--75c.
6opfeH lit feit. - Stote orbtnarer BITS
dolce 1912, t4--1ec; 1911, 10--14c; 9actfic
Goat 1919, 16--10c, 1911 1916.
pdute iinb feit. Central Gmersea
2eAe, Bpgota 29K--30Ke.
qsoer lit feft. - SemIod firfts 2S--29c,
ieconps 27--2Sc.
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-01-20
TOLL LINE
Of the Bell Telephone Com
pany Here is to BE
Greatly Improved.

L J. Thompson, local manager of
the Central District and Printing
Telegraph Company, has Just made
the announcement this his company
has appropriated about $4,000 for re-
pairs and additions to the clarks-
burg-Grafton toll line. Two hundred
and ffty-three poles will be replaced
as well as number Of guys and
cross arms, and general repairs
which will put the line in frst class
condition. will be made. In addition
to this phantom circuit is to be
installed, To bring this about It is
merely necessary to take two exist
ing circuits and place certain equip
ment at either end, and the circuit
may be used without any additional
wire being placed.
The repairs and additions 10 the
iclarksburg-Grafton toll line will in
sure the best of service between these
two cities.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-01-20
IRISH LEADER
Of Agricultural Reform is to
Attend National Corn
Show This Month.

! COLUMBIA, S. CT Jan. 2O.-An-
nouncement is made here that Sir
Horace Plunkett of Ireland, prom
incntly known as the leader of Irish
agricultural reform, has accepted an
invitation to deliver an address at
the Fifth National Corn Exposition
which opens here the twenty-seventh
OF this month. Sir Horace will speak
on National Farmers Union Day,
which has been set for Thursday OF
the first week, January 80. The pro-
gram for National Farmers Union
Day is being arranged by Officials OF
the national and state farmers union
organizations.
Sir Horace is now in this country,
having recently come over from Ire
land. He had previously spent many
years in America, and is as famil-
iarly known here as many of the
most prominent Americans. Tho in
vitation TO speak at the Fifth Ma
tional Corn Exposition was extended
to him soon after his arrival in this
country through Mr.. Clarence Poe,
editor of the Progressive Farmer, OF
Raleigh n. c.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-01-20
MINER rs KILLED
BY A FAST TRAIN
Near the Despard Mine on
His Way Home from the
City at Night.

The mangled body of Paul olesseb
was found Sunday morning at $3.50
O'Clock on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad tracks near the Despard
mine by several residents of that
section who were returning to their
homes there.
olessek, who was employed by the
Consolidation Coal Company at its
Columbia mine, was nr-54.Ae city Sat
urday night He started home on
the .Despard car taht leaves the
court house at 11:45. He was in an
intoxicated condition, and when he
left the car at lDespard he walked
over to the railroad tracks near
where he was killed. 1t is thought
he was struck by No. 1, fast passen-
ger train due here at 1888, as from
all Appearances he had been dead
several hours when found.
The deceased man is survived by
one brother, Joseph 0lesek who re.
sides at Columbia mine addition.
The funeral services will be held
at the Clifford-osborn mortuary
chapel Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock
The Rev. Nj, Michalski will conduct
the services. The burial will be in
the Holy Cross cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-01-20
MEADONBROOK
Man Found Dead in Bed
When Friends Called
TO See Him.

, The funeral OF Joseph Garcia,
aged 40 years, who was found dead
in his bed at Meadowbrook late Sat
urady afternoon, was held at the
clifford-osBorn mortuary chapel
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock and
the burial was in teh Holy Gross
cemetery.
Garcia had been in failing health
for several weeks and was unable TO
work. Several of his friends we're
in his room to see him FRIDAY night
and whe1 they left he was appar-
emily as well as usual, but was
taken critically i'll during the night
and passed away. He was found by
some Of his friends when they called
to see him Saturday afternoon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-01-20
Mr.. WILSON
An Experienced Highway En-
gineer Will Make An
Address at Luncheon.

Further in the interest of good
roads for the clarksburg district.
the secretary Of the local board OF
trade has interested J. n. wilson, OF
Washington, Pa, in meeting tho
members ofjthat organization at the
luncheon to be held tomorrow at tho
Waldo hotel.
Mr.. Wilson is an interestingshigf-
way engineer, who has had charge
Of considerable work in Pennsylva-
mia, and had much 10 do with tia
campaign which secured a three
hundred thousand dollar bond issue
for the Warrington district in West
Virginia.
AS the local organization Is back
of the movement TO secure bond is-
sue for Coal and Clark districts, it
1t is possible to do so legally, Mr..
Wilson'S talk and advice along this
Inc should be Of valuable assistance
In furthering the movement for good
roads in this territory.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-01-20
FLOWERS. BUDDING
AS IN THE SPRING
Unusually Mid Weather
Starts Plants before Win
ter is Fairly Begun.

Resulting from the continued mild
weather in this section, Towering
plants, bushes, vines aud trees Of all
kinds IRE budding and bulbs are
sending up shoots in clarksburg and
"a various parts of Harrison county
just as they do in the spring times
In one particular yard in COLONIAL
Heights, German iriseB, tulips, hya-
cinths and jonquils are shooting up.
buds have appeared ca rose, lilac,
spirea and hydrangia bushes. trees
are budding and wild spring flowers
are sending up shoots.
This Is the first time this has hap
pened at this season in Clarksburg
in long time. Fifteen or eighteen
years ago plants and trees put sorts
buds in the month Of January. IN
less exceptionally cold weather
freezes and damages the roots, It Is
said, all the plants win sprout ana
bud as usual in the early spring.