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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-18
Mnstpdrti9e Wdrtte.
Wew gort, II. september.

s Wehl. - Ier Daartt mar taum itetig.--
Spring yatent S4.60-4.70, Biuter Gtraigbts
a, 1870. sDiHter 1a.ents "a 40--4.6O,
Gprina clears $z.00-4.20, grtra Winter
80. Sgb6-3.75, Grtra DO. Wo. Q 1886
$50. Ranias Strnigbts s4.15-425.
Hcgaenmepi mar feit. Jair bic
sutss sS.65--S.96, dolce bis fancg s4.00--
4.10.
Ratsmebl mar rubis.-Ssines ueibes
unb aelbes s1.6O--1.65, erobes s1.55--f.60
Rilnorisb $400.
Roaaen III rubie.-9o. Q Befsrn 73e
.e. i,f. Jsetu PORT Gtport.
0erit III rubig. = geaIsserits 72-7St
G. /. T. Bufiaio.
Beisen. - Rarft NOR beute ieit. RO.
Q rotber ssHe et. I. Rem gort Gyport, DO.
CSC (. o. b. lhwmmeno; go. Nortt ern
Duluth 98 Nc lob. IhiuimmeHo.
Weffntorn. 80 Rarft III beute fsH. -
Gyport S5e (. o. b. l4pimmsne.
bafer. Narft lit rubig. -- Stanoaro
weiber 49--49He, No wetber 4sc, Ro.
| 3 48--4S1ze, 9o. 4 4s-45zc, faneg abb
seihnittener alter meiBer 50-52 Nc, fancp
abssi9nittsnsr neuer peiBsr 50-51He.
peu mar itetia. STANDARD 100e, Wo.
! 105e, Ro. 2 s5e. No. Q 55e.
| 6opfeu ift rnbig.-State, oroindrer bis
&pice 1919, fS--20e; 1913, S2-85e; 3aeifie
Goat 1919, 1S--22e, 1913 22-24e.
| Sdute iino feit Central Gmerieo
301 Bic, Bogota S1H-32Ke.
| 2ebertit fet. - Sen!od irlts 1906,
| ietcnos 28--2se
| Bort lit I.etig.--- Gamilp $245o--26.50
| fhort clear s2o.25-22.50, glsb $3.50 -24.00
Beet mar itefig-5amug tl9,0o-20.00,
UleB tl7.60-lS.E0.
Gut Reets fparen Ilau. Gepbteit.
Bellies 10 bis ID Pfunb, 134-15Ae. DO
Stinten 1915.
E6mals mar itetig. - WibbIe BeI
primo s11.25-1i.35; &afHnirtss mar rubis
Continent sli.so, .. " si2.55, gompouns
s-84c
Tals 1T ruhig. - 9rima gitp su 6Xe
qpuntrp SAG, special exc.
Baumm of Taams MO sl 1T itetig. -
Brima 5omHer gelbes &7l5-7.40.
1etroIeam III ifetis.-RafTnirte Reu
porf Bull $500; Barrels ss.70; Gaiel
tii.00
B olIs If itetig.-7Omstie 5leece Cbiu
25-26c.
| oar, mar rubig. - siraineb, seuobn
Ittss bis sutes s4.20.
Tsrpsntin iit feit gu 43e
Hsts If feit.-9tHhstmti3sr B1i-ec,
Ratua 64-8Ac-
Nolaf.s In itetig. - Rsw ErIsaui
Epsn Rettlt, auter bis dolce. S6e
9uder-Roher faum itetig. -Tuseapok
80 Ttit, 323c, Centrifugal 9s feit 8.7sc
ReIajlss. 9uder 80 9sit 2.93e RaFftnirter i
ruhig. Gut 2paf 6.60f, Grufheb $50, Noul
~ 5.l5e, Cubes 5.O5e. Gowoereb 4.s5i
granalat.b 4.soe, Tiamono "a 4.60, Qou
fssionsrs IA 4.85c, gao. 4.55c, SO. . 4.06t
80. 3 400e, Rc. 4 S.95e. Rp. S 8.0oe, Ro.
s.s5t, ses. Z 8.s0c, Vo. 3.s5e, Rc. o 6.70
Re- 10 S.s5e. Rc. IL s30c. Ro. - e.c6
Ro. 10 8.50c. gso. 4 s.50s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-18

Gdmere g6weine ftie8en nm i0e per 100
Bfunh.
S1were Gnpeins bradtsn eo.60--o.S5,
suie bic aiistrIefene Bsypadungss uao Ules-
fherforten 4S.05-g.00, Drbtndre BIG auser'
feiene fhpere fette SGue e4.50--776, Slira
e7.75, Stass $4.25-7.00, &ytra $o.S5--T.00
leidste Berianbtlerten e8.60-S.OO, OerIes
BON 1f0 Bfunb unb iDenieer e4.00--o.00.
G6afsuKb sam mtr. - Ste Nan'
frage mar cine CUTE. Gdmfrter it'egen UNI
1oc, Shafe bfieben Itetig.
Shdft.-- Grtra leifte t4.00--4.l0. gnie
BIB auserlelene $3.25-8.75, orbIndre Dis guEs
s1.75-8.25, SHUTTER Sbafe s3.5o--4.5o
SdhrliHge S3.50--5.50.
Gdmnsr. grtra s7.65--7.75, CUTE BID
auSerfefene $T.25-7.60, orbindrs bH guf'
e4.50--T00, Guus s8,50--4.00.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-18

mittels Eampffraft ooer Glettri5itdt
iid fort8ubepegen, miro IN abiehba-
rer Belt cine Ibatiode ieiu, Ghutlohe
lit uber iebt ihou uuo ptro filr ale
3eiten bIeibeu. oaB fetne 10 beIltraf
tiee arSnei alli 8ottes Delter 8elt
eriitirt iur ale Seloeu Der Wers
oaumgsorgnue, bes 0tagens, Der
Qeber, Der Gdrme uno Der gtierelL
mie Die beriibHlten ct. 8ernare
arauterpileu. Rur in 9e3ug arr
sieie fegensretdc ar5nei maht Die
9SeIt feline ,Sortitritte, oeuu es 1ut
ME cine before glr3nei fiir ale iene
2cihen gegeben, nod, pirb es etne
iolde ie geben. aSiir nur % 6ents IN
allen 4potbeten su tauIen. S,Ss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-18

71zt, Nc. 4 DeiBes 75--7eKc, 80. . aelbes
31--75c, No. . 2gtHif1tes 78-7e1ze, Ro. y
DO. 76H--76s, sto. 4 on. T3-74Hc, tpefbss
Rrlbenforu 7e--7st, gefbes be,-75--7gc. ges
irnrben: 1 Gar go. . rpei6es ~ 7ec, 2 Cars
No. 3 DO. su TIC, Cars 30. . gelbes sa
1876. | Car DO. aa 1916, ! Gar No. DO.
AZ 76Ke, Cor Rc. 4 DO. gu 75e, 2 Gars
Go. . gengifftes Su 76He, Q Cars DO. sii
Ielze, 500 Bu. DO. NIT 3ofer ~ 7ee, ! car
Ro. 8 gemiffyfes fu 761zc, Q 2Gars oo. Bu 76c
900 Ba. mad 8robe, SafsrgetfduHg su 75e
auf benz @eleife.
--47ht, Sianoarb metber 4sI4 SO.
fUstbss 45k--46c, 30. ruetBsr A - 45e
No. 2 genifhter 45 45H--z6He, Ro. 8 DO. 45--
43Ke. Ro. DO. 44--45t per w. --Serfaufi
puroen: Gar Stanoaro meiBer ga 47c,
Cars DO. BH 481ze. Gar RU. 8 ruetBer su
46Ac, 75o Bn oo' nit Corn ~ Ace, eai
iulphur ueiBsr III 45c, Gar Ro 2 geuild
ter 5a 46e Guf benz @eleife.
Fosgen. - Hartt ifetig. - SO. . TO-
72e, No. 3 DO. 6e--70t. SO. 4 DO. 5s--6Sc
Berfauit uurosn: Gar Ro. 3 ~ Toe au
oem 8sleiie
Berslsit Or 0streif G. Brsiit nit esuisnt
gen am sieihea Tag: bes Doriaen Jabrss
| Sept., II. 1913. Sept, II. 1912
&eiisH, go. . rother Bintsr S7s 1860
HeIfhtorn, SO. gemilhtez 78c Use
Saftr, 80. 3gtmif4ter So 46He 38e
/ Rpggen, go. 2 ...... 72e T3e
beu, We. / 5imottp $1,000 $500
Bbistn.
Tsr Narst mar ftetis. Bertauft uuroen
- Dtls Eiitiiers Siutibee 60obs GU
Der Baiis ppn sf.33 per Gdflone
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-18
Numaniide 3iseHaer.

SnFolqe Der ginDerleibuuS oes bis
Der bulearif6sn .gierets" oas Ith
Don Der 3onau bis gum Shnar3sH
Mser srFtredt, bat Rumdnien stnsn
3urpads pon etpa 100000 Staatss
biiraern bstpmmeu. Damit 5dbIt oas
a6niqrei6 msbr ais u UtttIipnen Ses
lpubuer. Inter biefen fino Die 3igsus
ner spsifeQos Die iutereHantsitsn. Die
Ie gebauptuna entbdlt fur bic nsaten"
RumdRsn nihts 9erleseuses; benH bic
oun.slbdutigen GsisaeH, beren e mehr
dls 10000 bort ssbeH iou, ftno haupts
| iI6Iid inioFern intereHaHt, als ils itd
nod immer niht nit BEN 8eisseH, bic
sum S6use bes 9sbens uno oes Gis
gentbums gei6uffen poroeH iinb, be-
befreunbeu tountsn. Sic tonnen ole
geqriffs .Rsin4 uno rDein" niht
auseinaroerbaIten, obglsth man nd
in Strsngt unb WiIoe reoIih bemibt,
| linen oiefe grtsnutnib bei5ubringen.
Sie oerIuten es INNER aufs Heue, ieos
| qiinitiae 9sIeseubei! gu irgeHo einsm
8srssbsn uber 9erbre9sn Sessn oaa
Gigeutbum ausSunuBsn.
als Strabsnrduber tOnnsH ii6 biz
rumdniIhen Sdpdr3Iinge NIT Der
| italienifdeu grigdnten nitt meHen; e.
| fsblt linen pasu an ri6tigem Wtuth
uno lie beiissn audi ionit niht oai
| GroB3iaige, RitterIide.. oas 10 man.
| dem .beribnten" Staliener eigsn mar
| Die 3igsuner Iino bei ibreu ueberfdl'
len eetp0bnIib is6r oorii6tie uno UNI
F6tia. qeben am lisbften Hur oann los
rpenu fe in pffentunbieer Webrbet
Fno, uno permsioen mad ShunIihtet
gugrifFe alf perionsn, bic eenii9enl
bspaffnst Iein tonnten.
I, Serpprragsnosrs gegabung 5eieel
Iie ais 9isbe; oas Weib Ibertrifft bier
| in pielleiht nod ben WaHn. Diei
| 5bdtieteit iiben iie norsusspeiis au
. ibren Manoeruugen bon Gorf gu Dor
aus. Weroer fte uuf friider Sha
ertappt eber piro ibnen Elm 8erito'
gesen bas @eisB nddsstpiefsn, 10 FIN
| fte in naipen 4usfluhtsn uno 2ugel
Ie6r erfinberiIh. Die 8erbanoluneel
DOR ben gsboroen perIaufsn oesbol
oft iebr lultis.
, Bier cine auteRtiI6sStihprob CT
3iqsunsr erbIitte auf elmer Mieie i
Der Rdbe sines 1orfss Elm unbstpa6
tes sfiinen. Gr bonb es nit elmer
J Strid an ben Sattel Ieines sleeper
uno sntfsrnte iih oanu 10 raid nj
m0slih pcn osm S4auplas Der lbu
s Sn ein.m 0ahhuroorfe puroe er an
sebalten unb Dor ben Srtsporitebs
c sefIbrt.
!. sore. 3is.unsr. Oas iungs shic
: bait ou 'sstpiB sntfiibrt."
. ,Sbr IoIIt lebsn, Serr grimar, oiss
nal babe ih tpirtlih ni6t geitoblen.
, .Die tommit ou aber 81 benz iii
: len?"
oil .Quf elmer Wieis fab ih es, Sel
!: primdr. Ringsum tein Wsnf6. 9
babe id bos orms Sbier bsnn, BAN
II es iib nidt perlaufe, ooer oamit
ni6t bon einem Rerl gerdubt Dero
. tmitsenommen. limb ih tpoIlte-es 81
'tuen iibersebeu. baHlit Der Bauer es Il
{, bole. oem es aebOrt."
so, iparum bait Du nidt elei6 :
= Srt unb Gtelle naa benz Bauer g
/. Iuht ooer serufena"
/. s9a6 icb ssthan, geehrter aerr Yl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-18
metan. martt.

Rem Dsri, II. September.
RupFer mar hsute feIt. - STANDARD sE
si6O0-i6.s0, Gltctrolstts Su e16.s7-17.0o,
Gate su sl7.00. eating 5u tl6-6s-l6.75.
SinH III ptais 81 S42.4o--<2.T6.
6lsi rabig gu s4.70.
Spelttr III iistia su e5.s5-5.96.
Gtfen. --Wartt ieft unb uuoerdnoert.
go. l Rprthern s1600-16.60. SO. . RortterH
el5.T5--f6.25, Ro. Southern sl5.25--
1875, Ro. Sou,bsrn loft ei6.25-lb.T5.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-18
gkieaao, II. Septsmber 1918.

Sdweine. - geidte $s.35-9O5, a,'
mifdhfe S7s0-9S Intpere $7.65 --S.55,
rauhe s7.e5 - 7.s0, fseria $3.50 - $40
Rarft tart uno Toe h6ber.
Rinbuteh-B Btspes 90. 1880, EeIas
Stiers ss.s5-s.O0, weftlide Stiere $50
IT'S, Stoders uHo iyeeoers $3.50 500
Riihe uno 6sifers s3.s0--s,70, Hdlber sS.Td
--12Oo. Dlartt iiart uno 10c hoher.
Snafeuno g6mmer. --Shafe: GIN
seimiFh. ss.50-475. 5dbrfinss s475--6.75
@eitlihe S8.90--4.T5.
admmer: giubeimiibe s5.65-7.40, melt
ltne 35. 75--7.75. Rartt tart bis 1Oc hober
Bufubr Sdwetne 1900, Hinoclei
15, 900, Shafe uro Gdmmer 5000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-18

60. ssnss sat sssssa sw Rsw sssI

049s BeHts hne &ufSu ~ ~s~ -
9sgh .om eau. Durbe su sH--5f aus
ssfietsw. 80
ex etbsenfiyi. 80
efeYftHaGr6angetH itttis. etdss
m s4.ssss--4.S5K uHo GoHHsfssas ~
t4.s1 h--4e1M.
BHnbss. CbffaatteHtH fpassa ps'
iio unc Dnrben pis folgt qunttrf: 80
Ser. Sfaaten RsFunoiruHa VIZ W
~ @reaiitrirfe 109H - no, 0onpcns lio--.
iii, 5s regiitrirfe f034 - 10e ecuponss
f024 --i0s, Banama Negifsrso ~ va
asb.. bo. s.. g94--f0o
aftisnmarft NnfnHss par per
Naarti tart. bdlb leboh trat eiie asenouna
e,n, nobel bic gswiHne wisoer usrioren am
oen. Ter Martt fhIob ifspad, uno oss
Edlu6HotiruHeen itaHoeu mssfsns hnier
beneH BON seiterH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-18

lele GtiidfDhfeu $500, Hntbracite e7.75--
500 per Tonne abgelieftrt. Cote foitst $3.50
per Tonne ab1etieferf
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Vieb mdrlte.

giucinna'i, IL. September 1918.
9uiubr unb gsriaHot tpdbrtno Der Der.
fIciienen - SiunosH. psrgIiheH NIT ben
porberasbenbsn 9 Iagen, Uaren ME fcIgt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-18

MlAlfcH aen Dr.. s<k UiifOnrl Tdcifit 4r. sfA
Nsxtfcr ecrtn 4g.. % INV Tde ecrr ST.. tnA
STATION esnb 81. !. iosH ssnt " cf Eaer 4A IS
Mslnrfts 8 q 4r. sfs@R q O. cen sl1r.. ~
Rasfirn A Ehta 4r. nAR a. esb Ar.... soj4
Taffim . Cbio 81 sih n pUR-N 10 % .s1af 70
4YoCfL IT. -, sS.. W-s Eeff NJ I .f0f tr.. %
CERT ~ @spEaia Sc. iessW Cd o. ST.. i0s
Central Qsether SC. ssA Rcrth. Bnctfsr A.. e4s<
gbefae. q o. 4Ar.. t7h morfh 1ncifsc sr... e.
z sc corn &h4... 70. q g. Tfhg A., 9fls
gbif. Ff shr... ~ fenn % sitFi9i5l. N
ub 80 Ir.. ss. nerr scr. Ar.. ssJ.
Wwk O. asn 4r., sN Nenbins cen ~. :. ssh<
aM M&Ef R9sHr. msa zta ~ y 70. a.. n
aRN kHdc erf 4r. 1Ssf kSE o. st... s4A
IN n Rxsae tfa. 4r. TAN %tQ 80 w. toH.4r. 70
g &S gsf Aerflkr. - Seas sir eiHe A.. rax
Del &essbf % lt.. sTHspufh mac. col tr. ssN
a M o. ref Br... uAEcufk Rae % AZ. s7As
HfttrsrA Bra...... b7& Eeafk N6t RET " sfA
1ris prifr Her 4r.. 90 geutk @aiIwan ST.. Isssl
1sss asa {r. fSA kcust m cen Ir. =. yk1
1rss %. 4r fen. T.. Tx%ffRier Wafffse Ar. STA4
Sn Sent ref Dr.. as4 tiHtrH9ddftc ep ts So
SHtsrbcrcs5sef e.. ~ nm Baf I n. ref T.. sfA
1rf Tsre mar. ~ ssHn- Mnhber sr, .is7t.
scr s'e = rel sr. 81 a4rs. 6 gN.m %. =. s44
G. o. bsb 4rtfpf3l.. 81 lF1ae. In. ct ar. s2-
g g. TN <r a4 Weffern Nlt. tr.... ~
On a. Ter Sr.. siN Wsftinnb Gf. 90 Sc. s2
T. n -&1sr esu. AZ ssk Ess Central sr.... sTb
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BuFubr: RinSUisa. S9usins saai,.
Sept... Is Alb 3l25 loss
gent. 10 go. 2f5 1859 500
Sepi., II ..... TAT 1880 1893
Ter Berianot bstras in oerieIben 8eit:
Sept, IS 5...... PA $50 22i
Eeui., 10 .....l775 iTsS 1876
5ept., IT.. 26l TIA Sill
AtRepteh - 5ie 3ufubr mar hsuie
nid,t isbr erOs, bic Radfrass perbdItniBmd'
bia aertng une be greiie ltetig. Stoters
ipuroen nur peHts sefauit uno paren
| ichwad I'M @reiis. Dladtiibs pareu ltetis
bis ftarf.
SAuere S,isrt brcdten 9T.25-s.15,
CdFen o.. T5-S25. SleifAerisiere e5-25--
IT'S, aussrlefeas bts egtra e7.60--77o, pet.
fsrs t4.2o-S-25. gItra e6.50-6. II, ,4hhe $500
$50, auserI,isne BIB EXTRA t5.75-6.o0.
| Gaaners 93.oo--.oo. StodesS urb Seebers
95.75--T.2o, Siod.Seiisrs e4-50--5.7o.
HuiIeH.- Bet aHr md6igtr Sufutr
rpar ber Rartt itstis bio farf.
URaaere une lsiatt e4.3o--5.50, BcIceno
s5.sO--s.s5. grtra to.So. fftte Dunen so.ss
l--6.D0.
adIber. - Ttx Morlt mar beute Stari
Iuno be Breiie Itehen um 2b--60c h0per.
Grfrn eit.00, 'atr BIZ CUTE sIetf3te $500
| lo.7t. csbsHArs uHb ssc6e e4.5o--lo.O0.
H q nmeine.--Ese 9ufubr pon Ghnei
| men mar ssrsns uRo Der Rartt : tari
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2scnt Welonssrst.
ssrssnnsii II. ssysmsu 1913.

gtrstnnatt, IN. GsytsmbsS 1918.
Tie GsfAdffs iuaren beute In ben bieTigen
Hotiftu fthf lebhdsf, tsckbsm DIE 0iHsraisH
trimmer rod bod finb nnb @ele Mot nHsss
o. ia sEtangsn IN.
sssatn sws New nssf.
pusben ~ @ari swilden BanieH perfauft.
sic GoustsrIais bftrdgt SOC Yrdmis per
e100u
mSafss ss ssssss.
finb piaigsr. Die ioissnbsn Eas.irunssn
iinb sa bsridsfeH:
nsnsen, 1ass eidt. s4.ss per 8; %
3ags Gids, s4s2h per g.; Haris,
eIags Gidt, 5i5 sranfs per 500; 90 Tage
ei1f. 5fe Francs per 500; fit TtutfdIano,
Taes Gi6t, 4 Nari s5K--9oA, DO. 90
feGs Eids, o451--o4Nc.
4oeumsntars Iins auf 2onbcn purom
~ AssfK aaf Glasaop a. S&.s1< unb Guf
BsIFaf m A61 Y persauft.
UnHSef.rbssseasa1
tubis nnS itstis. Tis BaHssn au0iirsH ME
Gintauf. gsrgaui.
~ Dones, 1s9s Coup .lt0 lIA
~ Bombs, 1918. ...s l02 lob
~ Bombs, 1850. ...... Nh VIZ
2& Y0nnmd .......... WH ese'
~ WnTaHn .......... Va lW
afssss.~ 1ssss Mwsssss
Eie llmiate i'm hisfiasn Glsassnseouls
bsf,sfsH I'D Seuts auf a, 1885, 800.
sssHssSasss.
Ginf. Gas a Qfsefsse, Columbia Gas unt
Columbus gos prf, maren heute fon1Hge.
bsnb nHb feit i'm Irsife. 8srfaHt wur6en:
On tss gssSa
First Call.
tf ,0o0 g o. n g. aAt....,.....4...<.... 90
8 elfilen ginii @as Il GIseisis. .......lT1ss ,
Mffien 1inft das HIecsrft. .......1eE
40 MEiien 9sIambnas @as pfb.......6TL
SO Mftteu 1rgunsbid Cos. .............. .t3Ss
Is Mfslen Go.umbid Gas.
sseoaa Css,
80 Nlfien Mmeriean #otina wtiu s..s.st t19
80 Mttiea 9cInmbuus sas pfb. 90
81 affjeH gcfafntbia Gas. .......s....... IL
am ssfrmsn Sssxfss
go ssfsssH GcIumbaa esas q Electric. -. 10
SO Nftien MmerssdH Honina Uain com $50
IL Afiseu philip 9argn Wannm. 60. pfb 100
~ wfsseH SHptan SefsHtHp 4s. CON-. 43i
~ AffsH JHbiaH ssstniua 90. pfe.... 50
1 Afiis Nm HeutHg wRsG 20 com. :. .fg5
$1,000 8amsifoH * etHbeurpaIb 6ao....s grl
$1,000 6fn'ft Gbsfon 5. 19l7.,...,......f0 100
slsAhsseHbe TateIe pcu I'm biessas
Warft befnblihen Bombs unb Kitten aiet
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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1913-10-31
COUNCIL BLUFFS ITEMS,

The presiding elder held his quar-
terly meeting Sunday at Bethel A.
M. E. church with good success.
Splendid meeting all day and at
night.
Rev. Shepard preached noble SER
mon at o'clock. Several members
and friends came from South Omaha
with Rev. Shepherd.
Quarterly conference at the church
tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Taylor served
dinner to Rev. J. H. Ferribee and
Rev. P. E. Moore on Sunday.
Mrs. r. V. Robinson entertained at
her home, 2425 Eighth avenue, Rev.
Farribee and P. E. Rev. S. B. Moore
at IL o'clock luncheon Monday.
Mrs. lnez Gibbs entertained Rev.
Ferribee and P. E. s. B. Moore at a
o'clock dinner at her home, 14O8 w.
Broadway, on Monday. y 1g.s. r
Mrs. Herndon entertained P. E. S.
B. Moore and Rev. Ferribee at 6
o'clock dinner at her home, 2O92
Eighth avenue, Tuesday.
The Merry Makers club will meet
with Howard Cave at his home, 1920
Avenue A, Tuesday night
Mrs. Samuel Wards mother, Mrs.
Hopkins, has moved into her new
home, II Avenue D.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Turner have
moved to Omaha. Mrs. Turner was
member of the choir and we hate
to lose her.
Mr.. D. J. Brown of 1725 Eighth
avenue is sick at this writing. We
hope for a speedy recovery.
A mask party will be given in the
church basement for The benefit of
the trustees on Halloween night, also
chicken supper. Everybody invited
to help make it success.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1913-10-31
CENTERVILLE, IOWA.
Obituary.

Mrs. Annie Bell Jeter died at her
home, 9O1 East Walden street, Cen
terville, Iowa, October % 1913, at
2:30 a. m. Deceased was 36 years, l
month and 7 days old at her death.
Mrs. Jeter was born in Lexington,
Mo. She came with her parents to
this city in her girlhood days and
was reared here until she met and
was married to Mr.. Nathaniel Jeter,
who survived her at the time of her
death. Unto this union was born
nine children. Two of them died in
their infancy. Seven are living. The
youngest of these is a little baby,
Leonard, only 2 months old, while
the others range from years to 16
years. Mrs. Jeter was a devoted
Christian, having Joined the Second
Baptist church of this city seventeen
years ago, in which she lived a strict,
consistent Christian life. She had
suffered slight attacks of leakage of
the heart. She leaves to mourn her
loss a loving husband, seven children,
a dear mother, three sisters and
brother. Mrs. Susan B. Steward, The
mother and three sisters, Mrs. Julia
Taylor, Mrs. Matte Lewis and Miss
Margie Lewis, all reside in Oska-
loosa, Iowa. The brother, Mr.. Leon
ard Lewis, lives in Chicago, ILL.,, and
was the only one who did get home
to attend the funeral. The funeral
was held from the Second Baptist
church, of which she was member.
The floral offerings were beautiful.
She was laid 10 rest in the Oakland
cemetery.
She sleeps beneath the cold, cold
clay,
Beneath a. rosy, tinted sky,
But oh the joy when we shall see her
In the palace Of the King.
Then we shall see her face to face,
And tell the story, saved by grace,
Mother gone but not forgotten.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1913-10-31
ALBA NEWS.

Mr.. Alfred Mobill, native Afri-
can, born in the southern part Of A.
rica, and educated in the United
States, studying at the Holiness
church three years in Oskaloosa, will
lecture at the A. M. E church on
Monday night, November 8, under
the auspices Of the Sewing Circle
ladies'. All are invited.
Mr.. Malcolm Griffith of Des Moines
visited relatives in Abba this week.
Mrs. Taylor returned home Friday
from stay of several weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. James Rhodes, in
Abba.
Mrs. James Rhodes died at her
home Tuesday night at 1880 o'clock.
Her body was taken by her parents
and husband to Buxton for burial.
She leaves a husband and five chill
dren and friends to mourn her loss.
Mrs. Edward Downs is at the Abba
hospital sick. She is from Buxton.
Mrs. Oscar Roper went to Buxton
on Saturday, also Miss Bertha
Strawthers, who has been visiting
her two weeks.
Mr.. Burt Jones from Hiteman was
in town Saturday.
Rev. r. B. Manly returned home
from Chicago on Tuesday.
A fire broke out at the parsonage
on Wednesday morning and the Abba
high school boys showed their skill
as firemen in putting out the fire.
An informal reception was held on
Wednesday evening, October %, at
the A. M. E. church, under the aus
pices of the S. B. Moore Mite Mis-
sionary society, in honor Of their Sec
ond anniversary. Mrs. r. B. Manly,
president Of the society, acted in the
capacity Of toastlnistress. Mr.. Pearl
Thomas, who possesses beautiful
bass voice, rendered a solo TO the sat
isfaction Of all. Misses Mildred and
Ora Lewis beautifully sang duet,
which they always do with their rare
musical talent. Mrs. Allie Bowman,
in her beautiful mezzo-soprano voice,
rendered "Roses," accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Ezzoe Bowman.
Refreshments were served.
Misses Marie, Francis and Edith
Thomas, Messrs. Cornelius Miller and
Malcolm Griffith of Des Moines were
entertained at dinner Sunday after
noon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. T. Lewis. .
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1913-10-31
QUINCY. ILL.

The funeral of Mr.. Joseph Gamer
on, who departed this life Thursday
a. m. at 1925, was held Sunday after
noon from his late home. Mr.. Cam
eron was a member Of the United
Brothers of Friendship and of Com
pany Of the I. N. G.
There were several nutting parties
last week and great was the horde.
Mrs. Belle Clerk left Monday even
ing for a visit in Chicago, ILL.,, with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. J. Thomas is still very sick
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. c.
,Wetzel.
Mr.. Frank Gates is on the sick list.
Mrs. S. Gillian was recent visitor
in Palmyra, Mo. ......, "
" Mr.. J. B. Good is on the sick list.
Mrs. Mattye Lillye and little Mary
", returned Sunday night from
short visit to Monroe, Mo-, with rela-
tives and friends.
Friends in the city have received
the announcement card Of the wed
ding of Miss Corrine Gaines to DR..
VIM. D. Giles, which was solemnized
in St. Louis, Mo-, Wednesday noon at
the Metropolitan Zion A. M. E.
church, Rev. VIM. H. Giles D. D..
officiating. DR.. and Mrs. Giles will
be a, home after November 1st in
Evansville, Ind. ,.r
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1913-10-31
A Tragic Death.

Rev. j. Cornelius Reid, formerly Of
Iowa, but now pastor of the Trinity
Baptist church, one of the largest
and most influential Baptist churches
in Birmingham, Ala, dropped dead
Thursday night, October 9th, while
starding in the pulpit. He was just
beginning his sermon. Rev. Reid's
sermon was to have been the climax
Of educational day, he being sched-
uled to preach the educational SER
mon. En- route TO the convention
from his home he had confided to a
fellow passenger that he was not we'll
and did not feel like preaching. In
reply to remonstrance from his
friend that he should make excuses,
he replied that it was necessary for
him to fulfill his engagement in view
Of the Importance Of the occasion,
his we'll known interest in the success
of the Birmingham Baptist college.
Rev. Reid was we'll known through
out Iowa, Nebraska and Minnesota.
He pastored at Sioux City, Ft. Madi-
son and Ottumwa and was secretary
of the Iowa-Nebraska State Baptist
association. He left Ottumwa about
two years ago for the south and built
up large following for Trinity
church. He had just built beauti-
full new modern home at COS Charles
street for his very efficient helpmate
and family. He leaves a dutiful and
loving wife, one son, one brother and
two sisters and a host Of friends to
mourn his untimely death in the
bloom of manhood. The Iowa State
Bystander extends condolences to
the bereaved family.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1913-10-31

formerly Miss Grace Starks.
The Williams Jubilee Singers are
booked for an entertainment at Pill
grim Baptist church next month.
Mr.. J. H. Hickman, Jr., the popu-
lar director of the Baptist choir, will
give a Halloween party at his resi-
dence on Rondo street Friday even
ing for the members Of the junior
choir. d.
The West End Branch Y. w. c. A.
will give Halloween party for the
young people. ,...4 s.as
Mrs. B. X. Archer is indisposed at
this writing. .. g .,. ,s X
Mr.. Geo. Mercer is visiting in
Louisville, KY. He went away single,
but if all reports are true he will re-
turn double. We wish him success.
Ye correspondent has been asked
to open up matrimonial bureau and
she is thinking very strongly of do
ing so. Anyway it would be an ad-
vantage to all bachelors and widow
ers to locate in st. Paul and see the
correspondent. Enough said.