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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-01

BON elmer 2eiter fisl, bat gegen b:e
S6reiber so. cine &ldge duf $4,000
SAaoenerTob eingeleitet.
Mtargaret S'grien perlangt fur sia
nen Stur3 BON elmer 3reppe ebenfalls
$4,000 S9abenerIus uno 3par bon
Der grofpn 8rening so. Sic ftur5ts
in oem Der grduerei geb0rigen 8ebdus
be an Gin uno gloer StraBe BON elmer
i6oobdften 9reppe uno erlttt Den
gru6 pes Ilntsn S6ulterbIatts uno
pes ltnten Qrms.
2lnna Bulftangs bate Die Sprtne
9roDe gsmetsrp afociutiOn rpegen uut
bem sriebbof erIittener 8erlesungen
Iouf $4,000 S6abeneriaB DsrtIagt,
pogegen bic @eIeaI6aft gelteno ges
mn6t Bate, Dab fie als DObltbdttgz
teits GeisaIdaft fir S6doen niht
| boft6ar gsbalten psroen tonne. Ri6z
4 ter 9eoqbegan bot Die GtHreoe geIt%rn
perporfen unD fagt in ietner @ntTtets
oung, bdB er niht einisbe, iHplefern
Die 5pring Grope lrisDbofs 9eIea.
fhaft cine BobItbdtigtsits anitalt
Iei.
IQr6eiter uuruben bic Il r
fuhe
! Die Scanlon GIectric Co., 1881
Main Gtrabe, na4m geitern an Gr
Ri6ter 6. s. 9empiep cine 8erno
gems ltebertragung DOT. Die Durt
2lrbeiterunrubsn berpor8eruFene 8e
I6GFtsfluue niro ols Grun0 angegs
ben. Die Qttina betragen $500 Uni
bic puTipa $4,000.
8erf 6ieoenes.
Daniel 8oeomer, Der BON Peter 9ei
tier 8rapbopbon RscoroS I'm Wert9
BON $50 geitobIen bate. betannte nc
gsftern f6uloig. g3idter guibing Der
urtbeilte ibn 81 flint 3agen G&Tdng
niB unb so ne6it aoiten.
| Der Qnpdlt Geo. 3. Wunop, be
feline FRAU erIaoFen bat uno De
, Woroes i'm 8peiten 9rQoe angetlac
. itebt, plaioirte ae'tern nthtf6ulotl
l gr mub in rnterIuhun8Sbaft bletber
> bis Iein 9ro8eB futtfinoet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-01
0reeertes

pudsr. ~ areiie fiuo Hafhnirier
Gut Goat 6.05e. pcmhereb 5.S5c, cubes 6-60e,
sranuIoten 5.25e, Gonfset,oners ~ 5.o6f,
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l.sO--4. .s5e, ertra "a 4.8c--A75s, orbin6.
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usclafles III heiis. - Rem Crieans
cpsn Rssils s9-ose. gentsifnsal is--Sot
Rsis-uearst sl.mIids tsbsalt uns iseiis.
eaaifiaua. 5antp Ssab ek--Te, prlmn 5 u
--64f. orbindrer 4I-0s, Japan S-oXe
per Dfunb.
Tatru Brshaft.
-Rahfraae gut. Enasbot md.
kia. So sScnen grsnmfrp el Hs, Ureausra
nri. 2exs, bc. feeonbs 2sHs. ianfp Tcirt
22s, Nc. Gle per gfunb.
9kfe. - Rarst ngtia. Ohio fHK--iee
Rcyorehlider i5K--l6e. Nem yort 1bA
-l6ks. Sdmeiasr f6K--fsHt. DO. Nrsd
iohe, Aimbureer le--l7e per BfuHo.
Gisr. - Anaehct war seniif groB. -
priHa fyifdhs Diihusrfier e4kse. Erfss 20 t1s
oreinarn Frlts loo. Eeconbs iTHe per Tsb
0efIagsl. 1ufnhr ssmlid groE
Waor.t itesfg. - Spriaasrs pcn ltsz
BIB. Iee, lange 6lihnsr antT BFune i6e
6snnen 10 S-fe ri. .06hne u, Truteatner lSs
guns Sc, weibe Qmsen 11e, liiRee Qnfen Z
piunb unD oarabv i2t. iunee GntsH Zoe
0dnft 6--ee per Rfunh-
Ebhuab 0emhfe
GepfsL-1aHfn GspfsE e2.76 900
anserlefene ei.75--2-25 per Dbl. ginbeimi
ifhf 25--75s per 1u.
BtrneH. - Gintfimifms Dartletis un
Eidiss ei IOO--i-2h per Uu.
| gitreHsH.-NoFft por ftesia. - Ganr
| lsEtiiina so.o0-6.o0 psr &ies.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-01
Nou Apr CSiihuc
cV" w" CO"Y"'
Gir Eunntaess s@Oritellunacn meiIen
grukartigeu Seiudl auf.

Drsi 8uuDeoilLs 9or'teaun9en per
5aa uuo 3tpeimaItger Yrogrammpe6s
lei in Der Do6e, oas 1T Die porge3eihz
nete politit Der 8irettion BON
SENDS Z scatter. Die geltrlgen
8oriteuungen brahten etne Wieoerboz
una Des 9rogramms, Dsl6es Ieit
Ionneritag ubgstpitelt purb.. Im
I'ontag begirrt' Elm neuss Pro-
aramm, oas perihieDene erfttluiiisc
Gttruttionen sntbGlt. 0a lit Ssanette
Duprse uls Star, frii6 BON i6ren
2oropner Grfolgen. BuIter Wlc.
gullough brin9t nit ieiner 8eIelIs
Thdft bic pirfungsooIls brumtiihe
: 5tis3e ,gonIcience" 8ur Oariteuuno.
:. albert 6aII, Der sbenfdIls cine eli
lene 8eIsllihoft bat, Loft nit Ser
Srapeitte ,Gio 5amlet" pabre 2a6.
Ialoeu aug. 9us Wahls unb 5etla.
Srio limb orei oeutihe 8ruitmeuIhen.
Die erfaunli6e proben ppn ibrer 30r.
| pertruft ubIegsu. maleta nirb lid
| als ausge3eiauete 9iOIiniitir uno fer
ner duf oem Wpriphon horsn IdNen.
| pelhes ods Qr0Bte WuIttiaitrument in
Der Melt fem IolI. 4ubsroem per>
/ ben Wanoelbilosr, lotale 9orfomm'
ntiTe 6.banosInD, ae3eigt. Die Woti.
neeiibe toiten 10 Gents uno fir bic
Observation-Disclosures IiHb oIs greiie 10
uno 20 Gents. Gine beihIdntte Quz
3abl SiBes toItsn 30 Gents.
! Senrp q. 8irou's .ge1es Of
gsautpSbotp" bisltsn geiterr ihrsnGinz
suq i'm Stunbaro Shcate
unc Iis perIpre9en oem PubItlum cine
atoieaenc uuo mrtsrhdItfame 9oritels
luna. Die feIter MdoeIs rerben be-
pei'eu, Dap lie tan8en uro iinsen
t0nneu ,oab iie Dor Quit unb lleber.
mutb iiberIpruoetu. bah lie biibih pon
Qnaeiiht limb unb in ihren ertrapd'
oanten 9oitiimen uudemstu hic ous'es
Fen. Die GsIeIlIhaft fiihrt eine mu
IifaIiT6e Somobie uuf, ois oerihiebent
uncemein ipirtunospolIe melooramnfi:
ihe 5itudtionen bat. 3as 9rogramu
sntbdlt Niht tpeniaer ais Is Gieoer
tpopon isDes einselne Elm Shlaqer 1T
4uBcrbem fino biele SpesidlitGten
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mute porfommt. Der 9efell'hdft ge
b0rsn Fruntie 5eath, Ulabel glart
gldirs be 8iue, 5rarcesca Waro
6arrp 2e @on, 8eoroe 6orparb, 6a
9ine. Soc 5olluub, Soe 5rsso I'M
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. mir oieIe Wo6e su elmer Heiis burt
. Frantreif eingeI1hen. 6ope 5eIa
uns suerit oos ShIob aIein -1rianoI
nit Icinen Grinusruugsn on bic In
oiudlihe a0nigin W1arie gntoinettC
Damn MAIDEN mir eineu 2lusflu9 naC
Der Ripierd, baIten in Weutnne q
, uno ieAeu, pte bic rei6en 2eute pdf
reno Der Gallon ibr 9elo perIpiele
z ooer ibre 3eit tobtihlaqsu. 4ud II
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: ten mir giutebr. Die Serie InIiet
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r erboltet einen peiteH Bid IN b
= berrIibe aanoIhaft. Sdmmtlit
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ben porgefiihrt. Spbaun tonnen 10
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-01
SaIesSaH.
3uei Siege Der y9ieOs" seitern.

Sn benz ssitrigen eriten SpieIe
5tpiiteR unisren yReos" uno ben ct.
2ouiisr g&arotndIeu" beotenten
56lsuDerer Spbnion unD Sanger
alina unfer @sI9us geesn 5armDn
refp. Wingo fir bic Gegner. Sling
lpuroe i'm a. 9ange ourh 8lutburn
aboel0it, um bem 2ebteren Gele9ens
belt Su gsben, lid am Spisle 5u bes
t6eiItqen. 3inter NOR in betoen Splee
len neoen 2Gbmung IN ben untereH
Grtremitdten abpeieno uno puroe
burd Ggan srieBt. lniere Sungens
mahten Ii 5reffer uno 8 5ebIer gee
aen 8 beam. 4 Der 9e9nsr. Dodge
mar unier better SdIdger nit mehrs
bdiieen 5reffern. 8egeu Gnoe oss
Spieles bate lid Die 3ufbauer3abI,
De i'm Qnfang iebr gertng mar, auf
5000 oermebrt. Riegler uno 9pron
lparen bic S6isosrthter. So9niou
Ttleuoerte iupsrb.
oSu pem 3tpeiten Spiele fungirten
! Sug9s uno 8Iing ais 8atterte fir
Cincinnati gssen 9riner uno Wingp
fir Die RdroindIe. llnIere Suneens
gepunnen oas Spiel i6on i'm l. 9ans
&C, ais iie 4 2Gufe fibsrtsu. Suggs
befanb Ii6 enbIi4 in erittIdHtger
6orm uno bate uabe3u poIlitduotse
aoutrolIe uber ieinen Ball 9eibe
alubs moatsu ie 7 Srsffer uno Die
Reos etnen asbter gessn fehlsrfreies
Spiel ibrer 9eguer. 9rpbs Spiel
auf 2. guIe mar brilliant uno erutete
IansaubaItsroen geifoII. Gr puroe.
I'm i1u gu Iaoren, i'm s. Gangs ourt
gerg6ommer erIest.
Die geftrigsu SpieIe:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-01

Rtpbute - Scr U4artt mar beute
ruhia uno bic Qreiie ihwad. 5isielben lie.
ben lm pole Csc unfer beueu pon Der uoris
aen gYodae. StodeYs uno t5sebers itehen UNI
l6--25e ntsoriger.
Shwers 5tiere s7.25-3.25, Grtra $3.50;
CdaIsn s3O0-e.25, sgisiiterfiitre $50
7 az nuSsrfefene bis srtra s775-syOO Oct
isrs s4.5O-s.a5 Grtrn s6.5O-TO0, ,Rlbe %. so
- $50, auserleiene bis trtra t5.76-8.25.
Qaurrrs 10000, Stcisrs uro Seebsrs
ss.25-7.25, 5tof.5eifsrs s4.50-5.5O.
BuIlen. --Ter Hartt mar heuts stems
Iih lebhaft une iteiig.
Taaere uno leihte s4-J0-5.25, Bologna
s5.5O-6.t5, 9rtra s625--8.35. fetts Buaer
| $6.O0--6.S5.
TRtlh hfuhe. -3m Der perfloHsneR $50
| DE pnr Bic Rad1irdgs cine rent CUTE uni
| bic 8rgiie tart FIR Die beiieren GualIidter
Grtra sS0.o0--85 90. CUTE bis auserleieue
s55.Oo-7s.o0. orotndre bis quite $500
/ 5000.
adlber- lie gaAfrage mar uu,
mafia uuo ole greiie it3tlg.
Grtra bratten sl1.25. fair bis CUTE Ieidt
s5.50-i0.50, orbiHare uHo srobe $500 -
1880.
Shweiue- 7ie 3ufubr mar gro
une Der Uturtt ihpad. 2ie 8rsis Helen III
s5e per 100 8ftIHo.
Sdmere ShpeiHs brattsH ss.65-s.7t
su,s bis aaserielsHs Serpafuugss uRo Gle
iasriortsu ts.20-9.00. nroiRdrs bis ause'
lefene iApere iette Sdue s4.25-7.40, GTir
sT45 - 7.SO, Staas s4.00-6.o0. GIir
se.e5-6.75, lsidts BeriaaotiortsH $500
9.15, 5eriel Don 10 Yfuue uHo Usnis'
s4.50-s.25.
edaie 2ammeE. - lie Qatir,
ge mar cine CUTE uRo bic 8reiie itettg.
SndFe- GEtra iet9te s4.25, gut
bic auserlsleus 81. T5-4.i6, orolndre bts gu
$2.50--S.65, gRutter Shafe t3.50-4.5
Jdhrliuge $3.50-5.5O. i1mere $3.25-3.T
2ammer. - GItra ss-25-s.35, CUTE b
auserleisue s7.6O--s,25, oretHdre bIs ca
e5O0-T25, 9uls t3.50-4.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-01

sfferime esals uwt1ta.
fh nmiass I'm hiefiatn gfsarinaton's
btlisfen lid heuts nuf s3.204. 400. lie I'm.
f6ee Der perf!oiIsnsn @ofe beitefsH fi6 auf
vi, ,se4, ,t50, eegen s20 s54, 800 in Der forre.
iimi6ss bee psrlloiiensnD Dlonais beIiefeu iit
oui sl0i ,O7e 800, aeeen si0e. .fS9, 700 i'm
sprreiponoirenben Nlonal bes porigeu Sab
tes.
ssisf.stfnriistm.
Tie B6ris bIisb seitsrn selhIolisn une "a
iins oaher ietne Sertanfs gu beri6isn.
Wn6ffebeHes Tabsle BON i'm hisHeeu
Warft bsfnolimeu Bouos uab Mstisn aieb.
bic cffisisftn Guoiirunatn an
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-01
mefan. Marft.
s2ew Npri. 30. guauft.

Rem Uort 90 AusuIt.
Rupfer par beufe rubig su
$1,000 Glectrolptlc gu t1600-l612K;
Cafe su sI8.25--16.b0. eating gu si5.75-
1887.
4inn III iduab gu 342.Bo-42.80s
Glet ruhie 81 t4.70.
Epelteri III ftefie Bu s5.85--6.95.
Gtfen-Warff itetts uno unnerdnoert.
gto. 1 gort6ern 1890 is,50, SO. 2 Rortbsra
slS.50-is25, Ro. / SoutherH $685.
1880, ,Qo. Souttern foft sl525--15.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-01

edb .on eau. uurbs ~ 2K-2HE aus
aeIishsn.
Brima eefhaftspapiert wurben ~ .
--6K& bissontirt.
EtertiHaGrhaHastit tit ifetia Sthi
Bu s4.S5H unb Commercial >su s4.S2I =
--4s2k.
BuHbes. Cbfia afiontH iparsn ne
tia unb fpuybsn uie folgt cuotirt:
Der. Stanteu Rsfunbiruna s-l0
- regifsrirfe 1i0Z--t12, QoupcHsl1Oz-
lie, 3R regifirirte i02--103, Coupons 100
---iO3. panama Rssitersb - " ssby DO
8&, 99A--100h.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-01
ghteaae. 30. MusuIt.

Wstaea.-Jar September s5K - sec
rmSMfu6 S51; fur DECEMBER eoJt 30 Nc
am eHlub sstse; far Rai 935s--o41e. an
Sblnb s4ke-
Nelf4forn.-yar September T2
7sc, am @Alub 72Ae; fur Gejember 6sss
--esyse, am ShIub 6ssst; FIR Uaai To-
70He, am Shiub 705fe.
6afsE-fyar SEPTEMBER 4oK-4i ,se. an
S&Iut Ale: fir 9ssembsr 48K - 44e
am ShIu6 4sHc; fur Nas 4sk-A7s. On
Shius 47c.
Rssssn. --Rs. neuer esH--ass.
Gsrts--6Q-o7s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-01
Ekitaan. 30. Nuaua 1918.

64weins 9stnie eS.20-S.S0, &C.
mifhte s7.55-s.s5. f&mere s7.40 - SEQ.
rauke sT.4O - ITO. Jerfel 33.75 -- $50,
RGrti IhRad un6 Sc niebriser.
Rtnbptes.-B Bstpes e6.90-e25, Tsyas
Gtssrr so.T5-7.75, psifiihe Siiere s6. 10
-7.60, Ssoders uHb Seeeers s5.5o-7.90.
aahe uHb Seiisrs s3.s5--s.s0. RhIber $500
-l2.s5. Morii IaHgam nub 5tttta.
SAaft lhmmsr. -SAafs: Gin
keiH,fte ts.s5-5.OO. JderiiHgs s5-25-6.10,
MeiiIi6,e $3sg--475.
qammer: 9inssimiiAe e5.75--s10. melt.
Tide s5.75--T.T5. Rarft ifetia bis 10c ME.
erIger.
0nfuhr. - Sawtiae 1900. Htnepleh
500. Smafs une 2Gnnier 5000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-01
Dpni WeIOnsartt.
rireiunets, 60. Mneufs 1918.

Sis05eittdffe paren bsute i'm bieiigsnGeIoe b.
marffs rubie. bis DiHsratsn iiHb absr feff.
Gaslehsn on raa uurben Don ben Banfen
sa B& ausaesiehen unb Gsihdiisp0piere
nurbgn Al So biSfpntirt. Sm oEftnen
Wartte fuurcen TaTlthen scn caa' uHe auf
1eit 80 6H-6& plarsrt.
sssnfu emf asw Dsst
uurbsn su iOs Gisicuio per $1,000 sipifhen
pdnisn periaaIi. Tie Gounterrate bstrhgt
5oS Hramis per fi00O.
MsAis ssf 9prsra.
IsHe iuinig. Die iolseueen Euctirunssn Iinb
tH bsriGhtfn:
nDHccn, Taas Sitht, s4.s6 -4ye8k per
&i 20 TaHe Gidt, s4s3-4sSk per &; Horis.
TaGe Eidt. SIS francs per 500: 80 1agt
Stdt 5is Grancs per 800; fir 3eutFHlaHb,
Eeat Gi6t. 4 giart s5H-e5H, bu. 90
xags Gidbf. 94K-MAc.
Tcnmtntarn Bins aui 2onbcH wurbeH
az t4.s2H. auf GLASGOW 5u t4.s21z unb auf
Btlfdff 80 s4.S2 perfauft
emEses-r bflaensmsm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-01
Uieb mdrtte.

Cincinnati, 80. auauit 1918
2ufuhr unb gerfaHot wdbreub Der per-
hosfsnen gDocbe, uersIiheu nit ben uorbers
aeheuoen . gsoAeH uaren fpie fcIat:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-01
|. .Spel

~<V oAl Si'@t~r~h "NNNS~ lTNN'NN" ~
itern niht.
Gjeitsrn Abeub fubr SGuptling Tins
Ter nit ieinsn "a Gpielern nud
pittsbure ob, po beute 81 @hreu oes
4rbettertaees 8ors uno Rahmittagss
Ipiele Srpiiden ibnen uno ben oortis
|ssn piraten ftGttfinoeR.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-24
NOT HER FAULT

An old man, always very polite to
ladies, was asserting one day that
he had never seen a really ugly wo-
man. A lady with a fiat nose, over
hearing him, said:
"Sir, look at me and confess that
I'm truly ugly"
Madam" he replied, like the rest
of your sex, you are an angel fallen
from the skies, but it was your mis-
fortune, rather than your fault, that
you happened to alight on your
nose"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-24
LOOK our FOR THE "pIPs!"

There promises to be more people
in on the graft that is part of the
municipal Christmas tree celebration
in Grant Park than just the street
car companies, the 81" roads and the
Illinois Central who have lent their
encouragement in fostering the idea
because of the nickels they will garn-
er in from the crowd that is sure to
come from all parts of the city.
Word has passed around among
the fraternity of dips" that there
will be rich "pickings" in Grant Park
on Christmas eve, and the light fin
gered gentry have come here from
all over the West.
A free show" is the way Chicago
regards the municipal Christmas tree
and the program of entertainment,
but unless each individual exercises
more than unusual care, it may prove
a pretty expensive entertainment to
a lot of people.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-24

dear Santa Claus, won't you bring
US some coal to keep us warm?" was
one Of the appeals received by the
Santa Claus" club. Ton of coal on
it's way to the little girl.
New Haven, Conn.-Santa Claus
arrived two days ahead of time in
the home Of Mrs. January Hart, and
brought a pair of twins. Last year
he did not bring the twins until Janu-
airy 10 and they lived only few days.
Four babies in one year is a record
in this city.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-24
LOTS OF TINY TOTS WILL GET A
HOME FOR CHRISTMAS DAY

HOME FOR CHRISTMAS DAY
g. Everybody wants baby at Christ
mas. Sometimes they want the baby
for keeps" and sometimes just to
have in the house at Christmas time.
Miss Mary Vida Clark, acting supt.
of the State Charities Aid Society,
New York, says she wants someone
in the U. S. or Canada to furnish
home for Smiling Tom," brown
haired, brown-eyed little fellow of 9
years. She says he has beautiful
eyes," big as saucers and he is as
bright as they come. He is. full
orphan.
Miss Clarke says most of the peo-
pie who want christmas babies" ask
for little girls, with blue eyes and
curly hair She declares little boys
are a drug on the market, especially
boys between six and ten.
At the Children's Aid Society in
Philadelphia, Edith, aged 2, was play
ing with dolly when financier and
his wife, denied children by nature,
called to find CHEEKY creature whom
Old White Whiskers could make
happy on Christmas.
The woman looked at little Edith,
then rushed over, clasped the child
to her breast, and cried over her. The
husband, said to be prominent in
Pennsylvania, promised to adopt the
child if his wife grows fond of her.
Edith was found On the steps of
fashionable church two years ago,
and her parentage has never been
established.
In Cleveland, the orphans homes
do not allow families to take chill
dren away for the holidays only, but
the rush for little ones has been so
great that at two of the biggest in
situations there has not been a child
for adoption since the first of the
month. y
GAINESVILLE, O.-Mrs. Sarah Sewers.
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STOCKS

Boston-The New York market was
decidedly feverish up To the noon hour,
eral would bring suit against the Am
erican Smelling 4 Refining company
under the sherman antitrust law to
dissolve the company, bat not until ar
ter II had caused considerable selling
through the entire list was II denied
The market closed with a sharp rally.
The market is in a position where II
sentiment should change. IL would rail-
~ very sharply and there would be
few stocks for SALE. j. Sturgis.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-19
SPORTING EDITORS NOTES.

owner Frank Farrell is with his
View Workers. in bermuda, and "Chuh-
by Charles Murphy is watching his
cubs perform IN Florida.
Sylvester, the youngster who ls
playing right field for the White son
second team, led the Wisconsin-IllI H.
nois league in batting last season.
The new Huntington, w Va. team
in the Ohio State league, will he man
aged by Sam Wright. a former Kan
sa, cts and Louisville pitcher.
VIII Pitcher Ray Collins contract
signed and IN the strong box. Presi-
dent McAleer has all Of his Boston
champions lined mp for the season.
Pitcher Dixie" Walker, formerly of
the Washington team. and later with
Baltimore and Wilkes Barre, has
signed with BHl Friers St Paul team.
The Danville club of the Three-i
league, has signed Pitcher Ukanavitch
and Catcher Bossaloughni Nice bat
terry for the Three-lamp umpires ia
announce Wow
The Pacific Coast league teams have
been giving the White Sox plenty tt
do IN tn, way of ball playing. On tho
same day recently. san Francisco bea'
the White SoX regulars To /. whil'
Los Angeles was defeating the 500
Yannigans To :.
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CURB STOCKS.

]. A. Minnear a. co. say today
Markets were called upon To with
stand more liquidation today News
was unfavorable and consisted of or
dering of warships 10 Mexico. Secre-
tary Bryans scheme compelling guar
antees of bank deposits and talk that
the government would bring suit
against the American smelling com
pany. The denial of the matter short
Is after the noon hour brought about n
short recovery. Smelter sold down he
low g. after opening at 6S but "a rally
carried II about 60. Money was lit
tie more plentiful according to our
eastern report Using word of on"
of our past presidents. all stocks nave
been sold To FRAGILE. We cannot De
lieye I'm selling stocks at these figures
and especially any dividend PAYNE
stock. ON the other hand conservative
purchasers of any of the hiBh class
coppers. rails and industriais. Tor IN
yestment around these figures seems
to he more logical
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MINES AND MINING STOCKS

this way all the ore bearing Lodges
would be encountered, as the ore bear
ing lodges lie east and west i'm this
vicinity. In developing the property
IA this way il is impossible To miss the
lodges while If the faults are followed
the ore hearing lodges are very liable
10 be missed.
The equipment at TIA. mine is good
and sufficient 10 carry on all develop
ment work for some time To come. The
arrangement of the ore bins, framing
shed. blacksmith shop, and machine
shop are good and all ore, timbers and
repairs can be handled very economi
eally
In conclusion il is my opinion that
the Superior and Boston with its large
acreage of mineral lands viii speedily
develop into permanent and profit
able copper producing mine.
Signed,
J A Thomas
Globe. Arizona March L. 1918.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-19
BUTTE & SUPERIOR.

As We have previously stated, the
working out Of the mill operations has
taken somewhat longer time than
had been previously estimated.
The reports of the new management
for the last six weeks indicate that
the problems of treating the ores has
been solved. With one of the two
sections of the mill operating and
handling in excess of Goo tons per
day. of a grade of ore containing, APP
proximatcly, 20 per cent zine, the av-
craze of the mine, the extraction has
been better than so per cent.
The company is now making a sub
stantial operating profit and with the
further perfecting Of details. there is
no question that very satisfactory
earnings will bee reported
The second section Of the mill,
which is being remodeled as "A result
of data gained 10y the operation of the
section now in commission, should h"
in operation some time during April.
and indications point To the mill hand
ling, thereafter, something in excess
of 600 tons daily
With the mill operating To this ca
pacity, Butte < superior will repre-
sent The largest individual zinc mine
in operation in this country
den, Stone n Co.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received until
1900 O'Clock noon. March ?0th, by the
Board of County Road Commission
ers at their office In the Sheldon Dee
Building in Houghton for the con
struction of l5foot macadami2ed
road from the switch north of Chas-
sell To the Snake River. a distance of
four and one-h half miles. Plans and
specifications may be- seen at their
office. Sealed bids will also be receiy-
ed for the hauling OF crushed stone
from the railroad sidings To the road
r. Martin. Engineer.
Advertisement. ll-13-15-I9
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BROKERS' GOSSIP
OsceoIa and Ahmeek.

The declaration of the same divi-
dends on Osceola and Ahmeek as
three months ag" came as surpris"
generally as il was expected reduc-
tions would bee ordered at this time.
owing to the decline IN the price OF
metal since the first Of the year. These
declarations were regarded as reflect
ing a favorable view OF the future OF
The metal market by the Calumet y
Hecla interests
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-19
Conner Metal Market.

Copper has been dragging during the
past week, but this was To be expect
ed ia view OF the heavy sales booked
early in March Export sales formed
tht. bulk IL the new business above re-
r-rred 90. with deliveries running
through MAY. Small offerings of June
ana July copper have been made, but
beyond Nav sales have been light.
Leading sellers still quote - cents,
while the smaller competitors. who.
ninety per cent OF the time, nm
dcrsell the big fellows" viii sell
around l4s, cents. Right now the re-
nneries IL Is understood have rushe /
orders L. meet The nearby require
ments Of consumers.