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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-01-09
FORMER ASSOCIATE
EDITOR BOOSTED
Has Special Article Featured in Pop
ular Magazine

Mr.. Jack Welsh a graduate of the
Utah Agricultural College with the
class of 1911 and who is at present
in the employ of the government sta
toned at the Gooding station in Ida
no, is given prominent place in the
current issue of the Country Gentle
man." the Oldest agricultural maya
zine in the world and one that is as
widely read, IL not the most widely
read Of any magazine published.
Mr.. Welsh's contribution consists
of a splendidly written article on the
value of vetch as a forage crop. The
article takes up the peculiar adapt
ability of vetch to dairying regions
and is amply illustrated throughout.
It is written in a style that makes
It at once readable and popular with
all classes Of readers.
In the article Mr.. Welsh gives the
results of two years experience with
vetch on the soils of Idaho in which
it appears to be conclusively proven
that the farmers throughout the arid
regions may well devote more time
and consideration to the study OF
vetch than they have previously man
Tested
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-01-09
THE BEST NEW YEAR
RESOLUTIONS

The following is taken from the
anuary Woman's Home Companion:
Very recently a fair minded clergy
man, driven to the vail in an arcu.
ment, admitted that there are times
when lying is justihable. 1t is true
he insisted the occasions are very
rare. Every human being who has
arrived at reasoning age has met
these occasions, and has bein sad.
ly troubled. You know people Who
may be We'll meaning, but who make
truth telling almost vice. New
Year resolutions not TO lie may sound
fine, and coming from one who con
stantly juggles with truth, especially
for personal advantage, might be
applauded If we had any confidence
in the resolution being made effect
i've. Only a very brave, a very is-
norant, or a very dishonest person
would make such a resolution, espe-
cially If there are little children in
the family.
1T seems to us the best New Year
resolution should be something that
men and women feel is a kind OF
creed; not a rule to be slavishly' fol-
lowed; but guide something from
which we may deparS when We are
in the grip of circumstance, but to
which we may always return.
1T must be the kind of resolution
that we all can keep, in greater or
less degree; for it must do real
work, and the measure of II must
be this work 1t must be so simple
that child can understand it; so
significant that the philosopher re-
spects It; so real that all of us can
feel It. DO these familiar fine re-
solves have this quality?
Il will try to be kind.
II will try to find the good in 9th.
ers.
81 will carry sunshine with me,
especially into the dark places.
Il will try to make some one hap
! py each day.
Perhaps II would be better to
leave out the word try because the
mere suggestion Of attempting leave
sort of loop hole for not doing
On the other hand, any one of those
resolves involves a pretty big con
tract for most of us to live up to.
You can see how failure to live UT
to resolves like these-and there are
bound to be many faylures-doesn
destroy their working value.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-01-09
ALUMNUS GETS
MERITED PROMOTION
Graduate of U, A. c. Called to Occu-
py Important Position With
Kansas Agricultural
College

VIM NJ. Jardine of the class of
'O4 is the newly appointed director
of the Kansas Experiment Station,
and Dean of Agriculture at the Ag-
ricultural College. Such is the news
which DR.. Harris brings home with
him upon his return. from two
weeks trip through the Mississippi
Valley. The appointment Of Mr..
Jardine as acting Director of the sta
ton at the hands of the board Of Re-
gents came Unexpectedly as 1t was
generally believed that no successor
to Dean Webster would be chosen
until next summer after the close OF
the school year. Next to the position
of president, the directorship Is the
most important office in the agricul-
tural college.
Prof. Jardine has been in Kansas
a little more than two years but in
that time he has abundantly made
good.
Speaking of the appointment one
OF the Kansas papers says:
when Prof. Jardine became the
head of the farm crops department
at the college two years ago he was
the choice among rs candidates for
the place. The new director is a
young man in his middle thirties and
a westerner by birth and raising
He was born on farm in southern
Idaho where he lived until II years
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-01-09
BIDS WANTED

Bids for the removal Of all gar
baee from the districts within the
fire limits of Logan City for the year
1913 will be received at City Recor.
der's office room Is court house up
to o'clock p. m. Tuesday, February
4, 1918. The right is reserved to re-
ject any or all bids.
HENRY G. HAYBALL,
Commissioner of Public Safety
ADVERTISEMENT
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-01-09
Big Clearance Sale

A big clearance sale, OF Hats. Suits
Goats, Skirts, Furs, Aviation Caps,
etc, are going at cost to make room
for spring goods. Come and see for
yourselves. Sale lasts two weeks
only. Edwards Millinery Store, OPP
posite post fice-Advertisement jill
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-01-09
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT
Logan Salt Company. principal place
Of business, Logan. Cache County,
Utah.

Notice Is hereby sven that at
meeting of the directors held
on the twenty-seconG day Of Novem-
Der, loi2, an assessment OF one cent
per share was levied on the capital
stock of the corporation payable to
he secretary, Joseph s. Larsen at
South Third East street. Logan,
Utah, on or before the Gath day OF
December, A. d. 1912 Any stock
upon when this assessment may re-
main unpaid on the said oath day Of
December, 1912, will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public
auction. and unless payment is made
before. will be sold on the 18th day
OF January. 1918. to pay the delin-
quent assessment, together with the
cost Of advertising and expense OF
sale.
At a meeting Of the Board Of Di
rectors of the Logan SAT- company
held Dec. "a, 1919 it was ordered
that the datee fixed for the delin
quency and sale OF stock in thu
above notice be extended 10 January
"a, 1913, and February %, 1913, re
spectively.
JOSEPH g. LARSEN, Secretary
once at II South Third Vast st
advertisement
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-01-09

The fire department was given a
hurry up call to the residence of
Clayton jenkins Tuesday afternoon.
but the fire was doubted before its
arrival. The pipe leading from the
stove became red hot and started
blaze to the wall paper. No damage
was done.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-01-09

Paul Carbon who recently sold his
river farm in Benson ward to a Mr..
Atkinson of Charleston will soon be-
come a bonafide resident Of Logan
City. Workmen are now remodelng
the Rogers residence of Logan Sew
enth ward of which place Mr.. Car
don Is now the owner.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-01-09

An inbred cur that will steal chick
ems from a domicile that is quaran-
tined for smallpox ought to be con,
fined in pest house the rest of his
days. Quite recently haul Of over
twenty white Wyandotte pullets was
made one night.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-01-09

Fo. bargains In real estate and
renting property both in and out Of
Logan City, see Hatch THE Real Es-
tate Man." room IL Commercial
block. ADVERTISEMENT II
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-01-09

At two or three road crossings in
this city over south Logan river the
water and ice are level with the
banks. II the cold snap continues
the boys may have skating ponds up
on some of our main thoroughfares.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-01-09

John Woodward, county assessor,
is threatened with appendicitis. He
had severe attack on Tuesday but
was reported some better last even
ing. Mr.. Woodward has been confin-
ed to his home at Wellsville.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-01-09

Joseph Newbold will leave Satur-
day morning for a mission to the
Eastern States. A farewell was given
Elder Newbold in the Fourth ward
Tuesday evening and the young man
was given rousing send off by his
ward folk
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-01-09

The Studebaker Company has just
received nice line Of winter robes
and sixteen ounce horse blankets.
The public Is invited to inspect them
before making purchases. II
ADVERTISEMENT
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-01-09

Word was received few days ago
of the safe arrival of baby girl at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
LaFount in Salt Lake City. At last
reports all concerned were doing
nicely.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-01-09

Bishop John Q. Adams of the Fifth
ward of this city has received a call
30 the Central States mission with
headquarters at Independence, Mo.
The call Is simply for a short mis-
sion Of six months. The bishop an
swered the call and stated he would
have his affairs in shape any time az
ter the 18th of this month to have.
A reply setting date has not been re-
ceived.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-01-09

Charles Hobson of Salt Lake City
craftsman for the Mountain States
Telephone Company is in the city
making a plat of the telephone sys-
tenn of Cache County.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-01-09

The premium list of the Fifth an
nual show of the Cache County Poul-
try association which is now being
distributed, is replete with local ad-
vertising, which indicates that the as
socation has the support Of the citi-
zens generally in its big undertaking
of the 18th to 18th of this month.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-01-09

Boosters annual ball at the audi
torium Monday January 49,. Refresh
ments and special decorations. Tick.
cts fifty cents. Public is invited. Do
not miss 1t.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-01-09

Don't forget the big annual ball
to be given at the auditorium next
Monday January 13. Refreshments
will be served. Tickets so cents.
Advertisement.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-01-09

Mrs. Jane Z. Pitkin returned from
Hyrum rev days ago where she has
been the past month waiting on her
daughter Mrs. Ernest Peterson who
recently gave birth to fine son.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-01-09

Mr.. Niels Erickson left the city
yesterday afternoon for Ogden. Mr..
Erickson has accepted position as
travelling salesman for the F. II. Ro-
lapp Company of that place.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-01-09

Cache County Poultry show Jan.
1918. Bring your chickens and have
them scored. Entries close at mid
night Saturday Jan. IL, 1913.
John II. Anderson Jr. secretary, 141
North Main Advertisement. i'll
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-01-09

Miss Vella Benson who has been
dangerously i'll with measles is said
to be on the improve.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-01-09

James Shaw and family are NOV.
ing to Brigham City today, where
they expect to make their future
home.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-01-09

Charity ball Friday evening Janu-
ary 10th at Seventh ward hall. Ad-
mission CSC a couple; 10c extra lady.
Advertisement.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-01-09

Water script for sale at discount
Inquire at this office. advertise
ment). II
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-01-09

How cold was 1t last night? Don't
lie about 1t. Get Thermometer that
tells the truth. Csc to $3.50 at Ritter
Bros. Drug Co. advertisement II
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-01-09

Mrs. Soren Youlsen Of Providence
about 70 years of age died Tuesday
evening after lingering illness from
urinic poisoning.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-01-09

Big sale OF coats and hats. Closing
out at less than cost. Mrs. T. d.
Roberts. ADVERTISEMENT 10
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-01-09
MeWS|.

The night before last it is said the
thermometer was twenty below zero
at Benson ward.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-25
JlmRsHabrtbten.

Cincinnati, Is. JuIi.
Der EhtofuB fdut Iangidm, uno oerielbs
bate geitsrn Nbeno Bel hieiiBer Stabt einen
8aIieritano bon 1872 iSub.
Die foIg.noeu T.pti4eH trafeH UdbrtHo
es eetrigen 9asss bier sta.
gittsburs, pa. Der FtuS ba. einen
sSaFsraaHO bon 5.4 5ub uub faat.
gbarI.stou, 8. 8a. Der 5lus 5at
tiH.n 8ufsraano BON 10 Jus unb itebt
gortsmouth, D. Der TiuI bat etH.x
&aFsraano pon l1.9 uno fdat.
9arfersbura, sS. Ba. Ter FTu5 bat
,ineH BaFerFauo ron 6.5 Sus uno f0ut.
sanaDha sallI, s9 ga. Der slus bat
elnsH @aF.rHano BON l.6 sub uHe faut.
gt. 9teufaut, %. "a. Der Elus 5at
.insu s8aFtrHano ben 5,s Sub uuo fdqt.
esuispiIIs, Ru. Der Glub 81: etn.a
BaHshane bon s.s GUS uuo iaat.
gsausoitls, JRN. D.r Sla3 1a sis
utu 8aFtrfaub BON 1874 GUS uuo iaQt.
Cairo, III. Ter slus bat sinsn @aFsrs
saHo bon 17.6 Gus uuo itetgt.
Wsms5is, Gems Der SIu5 bat stnen
SaHerRdRe boa 1a.S HuS uno it.ist.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-25
GIN. Sabrt nit Der gasSaObabH

QnldBlit Der 9erbapolungsn iiber
bic Sortiegung Der 9agbaobd9u
biirfte cine Shiloeruug elmer 5ahrt
nit bisier 8abu bon Sntereife ieiu, Die
Der .Snf." BON einem Gffi5ier 5ugebt,
Der bic gd6nItrede aus eigener Nm
ibduune tennt: Cine 5dhrt NIT Der
9aooaobubn mub man iih niht oorz
itellen tpie cine giIenba6nfabrt IN
9eutIhidnb. W}au bat bier ptel J3eit
uno fobrt purum isbr I1n9Iam. Dies
hdugt oamit 3uIammen, oaB ote 3lge
nit Rudiitt auf bic Sittsu uno 8e~
brGuhe Der 5irteu nur BEL 3age fab
ren, uno nit Der tiirti'ten Gangidms
teit. Die 3iige balten an ben Statios
nen unheimlih laHge, uno es tornlt
Dor, oab Sur @sbetsituHoe Der 3u8
parten mub, bis allies Die rsttgtoIen
uebunoen beenoet bat. Die 0urhs
Itnittsgef6pinbigteit betrGet nur q
9ilpmeter in Der Stunbe, uno babel
Ilnp nod 9eripdtungen iebr bdltfi5.
SIN 8au3eu lit Die 5ahrt ielr 3cnaBs
reid uno BON groBem lano1haTtIitcn
Reis, Iolange man nit Der aulIoG'ce:G
gabu fdhrt. Die 6ahrt am 3pii BON
Ssmih entlang aepGbrt prdhtjge Gus
6lide auf Die Serge uno 5hdIst uuo
gum 5bsit auf Du- Wleer 5oint,r Ssz
nib, Der ampbitRutraliIh aufseb1us
ten biitoriihen aaiierft lot, foI8t tas
duberit frudtbare SbaI Der Sostdrio
nit Weinbau unb Sei?,riuht, htan
Iteigert iih oie IdrefhaftIihe 05cEerie.
8ie gobn tptnbet fit burh ShIuhten
unb 1haIsr gum fletnaiiatiiteu Sonz
plateau binauf. lBunoerbQre 9ebIrsSs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-25
sancs lie. prina bis auserlefene az

ganfn lie. prinia bis auserleIene az
1p4c. Frbindre 6--9f.
9 d peitie. -- Sci DerhdltniBntdbtg &C.
ringer 3ufnbr mar Der Mnrft beute tart.
Shmere ShBeine bradten s9.50-9.55,
quite biz nuserlelene BerpadungSs nno 6leis
iherforten $9.55 $50, gemifhte Ser
padungsTorten $3.50 - $50, oroindre bis
auserleiene fhiuere fette Gdue s6.50-S.90,
Grtra $500, stass $3.50 - 776,
Meoium 8erIanbtforteu 160 biz 1S0 8funo
s9.55--9.60, lethte 8erfanbtIorten $3.50
9.65, Jertel pom 100 Bfuno lno tpeRiger
s7.50--9.50.
Sdafe unb Gdmmer.- Die Rabfrage
mar cine CUTE, nno bic. 8rsiie fir Gdmmsr
iteben UNI 15-25c itber oenen BON geIterH.
Sdlafe blieben itetig.
Shafe. grtrd Eeihte $4.25, quite
bis auserlelene $3.s5415, oroindre bis CUTE
S2.25-3.75, ihwere fette Sdafe s.3.25-
S.75, WuttersShafe $3.50 - 425, grtra
$4.35-4.5O, 3dbrlinge $3.50--5.50.
admrer - Grabjabrs 2dmmer @rtra
t7.65, CUTE Big auSerlsiene s7.00-7.60,
orbihdre bIs CUTE $5.25-6.75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-25

formatiDneu, fell abfanenbe bohe aels
len, alte 8ur8sn uebmen oas Guge aes
fangsn. SobalD bic Balm bts 5bbe
erreidt tDtro Die 5abrt rei3loier. Dor
aoniG trttt 0ann Die groBe Sal3piiite
an bic 8a6n beran. Tie gergs bubsn
bort Salpeter ausgsidpist Uqn
qIiibt faft infolge Der 9robsn Sonnens
hiBe, bic pra1 duf bic tnbIen 8ergz
mdnbe fdQt. Iur oes 4bsnbs, tpenn
Die Sonue lIntergebt llno Die 8e.ge
formlih 81 Ieuhten beginusn, bon nsr
3agesbise qeiattigt, oanu eutfaItst Die
fhaurige 8ergeinIamteit ibre Reiss.
IS III alter hi'torifher 8obeu, bRrh
ben man fd6rt, oenn aIeindiisn geh0rt
NIT 2u ben dlteiten &uituritdtten. 2llt:
Deutmdler aus Der 3elt Der 6ettiirr,
bic bier DOR 5000 sSabren Elm grobes
Re!d errihteteu, baben 1ih nod 3abIs
reid Bis auf bic beutige 9eit erbaIten.
Spdter tQmen Griehen in8 Qdnb, uno
aud Don t6nen finoet man nod, ppr
a(em in 2ingora, 8ablreiche Spuren.
gIaA ben Grjeden tamen pie R6ner,
pd6reno Oeren Serrfhaft &IeinaFen
Der StB Der oerihisoen'ten reIigi6fen
Suite mar. 5ier bat bann Der Qpoitel
pdulus feline erIte 9emetnos gegriin=
BET. Bon Der ur6riItli6sn Stride got
es tiberal nod ReIte, beIorbers ate
Sirden. Spdter tamen Die1irten. Die
gohnltnie 8ebt i'm Qqqemeiner bic urs
alte 5eeritroBe entlan8, bic 4lsrdnoer
nda geriien ge3oqer ift. Spdter b1bsH
Die Rreu3fubrer bic StraBe benubt.
gs liegt ei1 ei9ener Ret3 in oie'em ges
Oanten, menn man nit Der moberneu
@tIenbabn Our6 oieie uroItsn gegens
ben fdbrt 900.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-25

min 1920 $50, grtra s2.sb--8.fe, or.
sindres 42.65 $50, Barter msisen Batent
f4.66-500, bp. f0nen S3.65-4.25, DO. "a
miIp s8.s0--4.00; @Dgeenmebl, norbmeftIiH
gemtEhtes 43.01--4.O0, rents gltp S4.O0---
4.20. aenliiftes $3.80--<.10 per Dbl.
BeiseH. -- Marft feit. glo. 2 rDrber
Btnter ss ~ SOC. go. bD. SO - S7e;
No.4 rother 65---86e per B1. Berfauft MUIR
ben: Cars Rp. rotber Su s61ze, 2 Cars
DO. su sSc, Gar SO. 3 DO. 5u 86c, 2 Cars
DO. III SO 1zc, / Gar go. bo. 3u soc, Gar
Rp. rotber 5u s6Kc, Gar 0D. 2 DO. siI
s8f, B Cars nad Brobe su Soc. / Gar DO. 81
SIC, 2 Cars 90. gemifdter 5u ss1zc nuf
benz G5sfeifs.
DeHd,forn. - 3Rfuhr gerin9, Wdvft
feit.--5o, . tueibes 89-69Ele Ro 8 weiBes
6Sk--69e, Ro. tueibes 67--6sc $40. 2Bets
bes e6-66 Hc. Ro. 8 DO. 65 " z-66c, Ro. DO.
81 65c. No. gemiihtes 65H-66e.
Po. B DO. 66--65Kc, go, DO. 64 ~ Csc,
meibes Rolbenforn 81 -- 8ge, gelbss oo..
6s-70c. genifdtes bo. 66-69e per Bu,
Berfauft nnroeu: Gar yio. 2 eentiiftes
su 65hc, Q Cars selbes aoibenforn gu Toe
anf benz @elsiie
pdfer. - glarft miaiaer 49, Ro 2 ipei.
Ber 43--43Hc, Etaubaro neiber 421x-48c
80. 3 fpsiB.r Al fk-42e, Ne. 4 fpeiBer 89 u
-4le. 80. 2 gsmiihter 40H--41c, Ro. 3
DO. 40--a0Kc. 9o. 4 tn. 8sK -S9ht per Bu.
Berfauft murben: Gar Ro. ypeiBer Su AZ
anf benz 6eleiie
Rpggen.-Wartt fIau. go. 61--68c.
Wo. DO. 5g--61c. Ro. 4 DO. 30 - Soc
Bertauft mnr6en: 200 Bu. SO. 2 ungeIaesr
am Ba5ubof an 81e aui benz @eleiie.
Dersleth Der Getrrieesg grtiie NIT benieni.
gen am slsihen Tdss bes pDrisen 5ahres:
9uli, "a. 1918. s}uli, "a. 1912
WtiseH, Wo. rotber 49,. ssHc lose
Belihforn, 9eo. 3 gemifhtes 65e 74c
Eafsr, 9o. gentiihter Heuer Ale 63c
moggen, Rp. . neuer ..... 62c 7Sc
Ssu. glo. Gtmothp ). $3.50 s25.0C
Whisfn.
Ter Nartt mar itetia. Bertauit ruresn
4s9 Bbls. 7iTti[ers 5iniiheo @ooos aui
Der Balls Don Oil. 30 per 8aaone.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-25

gfnetnHaft ~ SuIt 1918.
lie nnhfolssnben Enotirungen besiehen
Fidb nur aaf Gnsros. TrdHsastloHsH BET
ilftnersn 1eifdi ten nerbsn eiDcs bobers
greife btrsdHsf.
Drouifipnsn
Ter Rartt mar ruhis. bic EreiIs fen. -
Ehmals. - priula Sieam tii.42K-
fi.s2H lob.
TrodenssfaIaents aIeifh. ~
Wavff itetlg. short dear Setten IL ~ -
i3e, ibort StppeHfeiteH t24-l3c. eytra
hort dear Eeittu i2x-i2Ae. SdulttrH
llA-ilZtc. Bsuies I4z-i4he lois nne
kf mebr p:rpa6i.
Bacon. Iaar,t isft. Short dear
Seiien iSA --l4c. farss 8ippenisiseH 1917
1876, sTtra fbcri clear EsiIeR iSK--18Ae.
S&uitfrn 12H-i2Ne Ino GtHiss isk--
ise lcie uns ~ per yiune ussr per.
sndt.
Sugar Cured.5leit. usarft IN iteis.
- Shinfen 1sH H-20c, 1ieHie EhalferH
1874 - i4c, Brsasiait Hatcn 2i 22e
Ehuitfrn l4 --l4Hc, Nep vcrf Hut Stal.
tern 1sA-l44s irofsas Ssff.SbinieH
24O0--26I00.
eabatpoxsltss 6leil4.R Rartt
ftstie. SdlnfeR i6A - i6c, wienie S6aI.
tern i0z-1ie, Bellies IS-ise, Shnl'
tern II iH-1ikt, Rep gOri gur sduIterH
1ih-f2c.
Grif1ss HIeifh.-- S6infen l5H
l5Ae, Nienie.E E6ulterHl0k- SAuI.
fsrn 10Y --1o4c, fnort Mippsnfeitsn ION
--fis, iborf dear SstteH like, eytro
BORT Sfiten i0A - liz, Bellies 10 - lss
per 8funb.
Mshl uHh 0strstee
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Hinttr 5anep el.00-<l6, BiHter 60
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-25

Catherine 8rees an Sobn giebel Il
4., 2ots 1863, 369. 372, 373 anb
.376 in geodr @rope 6. II. .. affn.
llnterabtbeilung, 81.
3be Dorrdtl 60. an Wilidm 8.
Geib, 2 Sabre 2eaIs auf oas 8runbs
itiid go. 120 GdrfieIb 9lace Wtonats
life Wiet6e 800.
;. u. Moeller an gb. 2ebman II.
a., 5 Sabre Qeais auf oas Sbeater an
Der iiiDtpeItlthen @de Don II. Str.
unb 8roaoDap Wlondtlihe Utietbe
800.
Catherine Shumaher an Spiepb
Weiubsrg Il. Us, 12t BEL 90 5uB an
Der Sftietts Der Gutter Ctr, 3piiaen
@psrett unb 9abiD Ctr, 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-25
Observation-Disclosures
gtneinnati, "a. SuIi.

Rebstcu ). pull an 5reo 3. sies
msr, 5betl bon Got 2 in Sobn
groofs llntsrubtbeiIung an GoIss
ain Bite, 81.
@sorgs 9. 3sb6s Il. u. an 5amss
%. 1sbbs, 2 Gdsr 2ono in SsctioH
19 in Sarriion, 81.
5drie .. Crane, Qomr., an 6enrp
8. ardu3, 40 BEL 14O SUB an Der
Siieieite Der Crane Qpe., 130 GuB
0tIi6 Der 2rimbIs Qos., $1,000.
Bert q. Wloprmun Il. u. an 5drrD
). qsbman. 80 bel lao JuB an DlQrts
brett Qpe., iopis IA SUB bon
Der Weitfeits Der Gilmore 2lpe., 81.
Games +. 5apIor, Grcr., an SoIepb
Guplan, IS bei 80 Jub an o:r
Dsitieite otr Stuntou Qps., $2550.
Gos 6uge an GIfis MurabreHs, Is
bel 125 SUB an Der Siibietts Der Gps
NORTH 2lpe. in Dinton gloce, 81.
Geroinano RenB an GHis Wiarab@
rms, oaHelbe 8ruHbitid, 81.
4nua Wontsr u. a.. an 2bomas
8. Smith u. u, 80 bel 123 SUB an
Der DeItisite Der Sadberrp Str. So
6ub n6rblih Der 2incoIn Qpe., 81.
Dilliam Sperbede, grcr., an Sbos
mas $. Smith Il. a., 80 bel 123
5uB an Der Dsitisite Der 6adberrp
Ctr. So 5ub n0rOIi6 Der 2incOIR
9lpe., $1,000.
SoIspbiRe 5dncod an Gbitb Nib
lam u. u, 125 bel 275 GuB an Der
SaoIeite Der Section Qrs. in 6artz
lue[, 81.
Rargarst gl. getsr an Sacob
5abu u. ", 80 SUB on Der Siioieits
Der Queen Gin 2lpe., 81.
6ruut q. Reif an Siabel So. phi-
fps, Cots Al uno AZ in Sacob glius'
lInterlbt6eiIung, 81.
Soma 3. McGormit II. 4., an
6drriet Sipaim, "a bel 165 Gub an
her Sioieits Der WfehaHic Str. IN
Mortgomerp, $3.50.
2ouiie Soffmanu an Sobu 8lads
rpooo, Got 23 in mosiiinger Il. 9off=
mans unterabtbeiIuag an Beloare
4be., 81.
Uearp 9. Durner an glbert +.
Struepe, elm uupertbeiltss SHtersTe in
49, bel 80 6uB an Der WsItisite Der
Walnut Str, an Der 6. Ctr, 81.
9tante 6. Sedrh an Wollie Clip
Ibib, 80 bel 15o SUB an Der Sitieite
osr Glsmere 4pe. in Nprrpooo, 81.
Nadrn 8ptsntottsr an 5orrp !.
qierfon, Got SO in WtilIs u. Sline's
sriten llnterabtbeiIuns in Noripocp.
81.
Targaret grotpe an Qribur Gam
ion Il 81, Cots II uno Is in J. 9.
Sdrris' llntsrabtbeilung in Uat
WoibingtoR, 81.
8sorge Ser5bergsr Ii. o.. an s
q. g. SilB, IS bsi 160 5ub al
Spring 9roDe 9Ipe., 81.
SuIan M. 2ongpprtb an Carrie
SO. 9enbam, Sheil BON Got 8 in
Qongiportb's llnterab.heilung por
Susculum, $125.
Games :. GoftelIo II. o., an Suiepf
9. 8roden, 2ot 53 in Robb u. 5esB
srften lInoercliff llnierabtbsiIung, 81