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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28
Jaw of Solid Silver
Replaces One Of Bone
Remarkable Surgical Operation Is
Performed on 17-Year-old
Factory Girl.

JOLIET, ILL, Sept. 27.-Miss Eliz-
abeth Nemanieh to-day exhibited to
her friends a solid silver jaw she is
wearing in place of her own. The
pretty 17-year-old girl did not lose
anything Of her facial beauty while
undergoing a remarkable surgical OPP
Grafton for "phossy" jaw, a disease
contracted while working in a match
factory. The doctors who attended
the operation said to-day that the
fetal
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28
Tucson. Arizona

TUCSON. ARIZ.. Sept 27.-Uncle
Sam soon IS to diDde through the Fed
eral Court whether the N-ray gown H.
an Objectionable style to wear In pub
lie. The decision VIII be rendered
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28

here as the result OF a complaint
made by Miss Claire SimT. ron, OF Tue
son, who several days ago made
everybody sit up and take notice BY
" airing an N-ray gown on the main
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-12
TRADE IN HEN FRUIT:
BALANCE IS OURS
More Eggs Exported Than
Imported, and We Get
the Higher Price.

Washington. ID. G., October Ii
Twenty-one million dozen eggs were
exported from the United states in the
fiscal year 1913, against one and one
NAN million dozen ten years ago and
$4,000 dozen twenty years ago. The
figures OF the Bureau of Foreign and
Domestic Commerce OF the Department
OF Commerce show exports in 1913 OF
2c.4cS.390 dozen eggs. valued nj $43ol,-
6o3, and OF yolks and canned eggs
S6ls1A. bringing the grand total OF
eggs exported clearly above the ol.-
ooo,oOo dozen line. or over 100000 600
eggs This brings the total value OF
all eggs exported up 10 practically
S4,occ,ooO IN 1919, against s33,207 in
1873, twenty years ago. S325,57l in
1903. S5i3.Ss6 in 1895. and sl.03S. $40
~ 1905, and then steadily advancing
20 si39l,653 in 1913. indicating that
tho s5,0Oo.000 line Will be crossed by the
exports OF the current fiscal year.
Meantime considerable numbers OF
eggs were imported, the figures for the
fiscal year 1913 being: Eggs in the
natural state. l.o7l,7G5 dozen: yolks.
221,t3i pounds. ana dried eggs. 2o.2S4
pounds: the import figures of 1913
being materially in excess of those of
1912, which showed eggs in the nat
ural state. i.o9S,GSS dozen; yolks, 3d.
IA pounds. and dried eggs, 5.555
pounds. but much less than those OF
1892 having been 100000 dozen
The average price at which the 2l,-
100000 dozen eggs were exported in
the fiscal year 1919 was q IL cents
per dozen. and the average price at
Which the 100000 dozen eggs were
imported was - cents per dozen
The eggs exported 20 to practically
all parts OF the world. but the bulk
OF them TO Canada Cuba. Mexico and
Central America. OF the twenty and
onc-haif million dozen eggs exported
in 1913. twelve and three fourths mil
lion dozen, or considerably over one
half OF the total, went to Canada:
nearly six million dozen to cuba;
three quarters of million dozen to
| Panama, and about an equal number
10 Mexico. Considerable numbers,
however, go to England and Scotland
the figures OF 1912 showing for Eng
land 1870 dozen and for Scotland
1850 dozen. Tho extent of dist.ibu-
ton is illustrated by the fact that over
5000 dozen went in 1912 across the
equator 10 Brazil: nearly 5000 dozen
to Venezuela and $500 dozen 10 French
Oceania. under which term are in
Guided New Caledonia and number
of smaller islands in the southern Pa
cifc. having thus also crossed the
equator in reaching their destination
The growth has been especially
'"pta IN my cNPoi - u eSBS 10 canada,
which amounted IN 1910 to only S6S.454
dozen; in 1911. 2.I571SS dozen: in 1912
S,G97,5fS dozen, and in 1913. 12,S56,69
dozen. To Cuba tho exports of 1913.
5.12t,2 dozen do not differ materially
from those Of earlier years, the num-
Der sent to that island In 1911 being
4.499,2i1 dozen and in 1905. 4.6S2. $50
dozen.
October and November are the
months OF largest expectations, the OK
portations OF October, 1912, having cx-
cecded two million dozen and those Of
! November two and onc-half million.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-12

patro! TO he conducted in accorda nee
with general plan 10 be formulated
ana agreed 10 b. the several maritime
haiions concerned At the international
conference. The ice patrol shall begin
April ! OF each year. and continue un-
I'll the ice 40 longer constitutes a
menace 10 navigation in the zone OF
the transatlantic steamship lanes. At
81 times during the continuance or
the patrol there must he al least one vas
SCI present N the iceberg regicn. The
patrol vessels VIII dctermicn the south
cr!E, casterly and westerly limits Of the
icc, and keep in touch with these fields
IS they move southwark. in order ina,
iadio messages may be sent out daily
giving the Whereabouts Of the ice par
ucularly ice in the Vicinity OF The reg
ular transatlantic lanes
9 The committee recommends that
~ cnccavor be made To reach an agree
nieni with the several maritime nations
interested IN the transatlantic trade as
follows: the United states 10 continue
the destruction or removal Of derelicts
! the North Atlantic west OF a line
drawn from cape Sable TO latitude "a
degrees. longitude 20 degrees. and
thence 10 the bahamas. and other mari
time nations 10 maintain suitable
vessel or vessels for the purpose OF de-
stroyinE or removing dcreltcts cas-. Of
said line.
The committee comprised George T.
Cooper captain. United States Navy.
hydrogra pher, chairman. j.. L. Bert
holt, captain. commandant United States
revenue Cutter Service; q. r. Putnam.
commissioners OF lighthouses; A. j.
Henry, professor or meteorology,
Weather Bureau. =. r. Chamberlain.
commissioner OF navigation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-12

month OF September. Never before
has there been 50 much tobacco sold
in this the second month Of the tobac-
co year. and never has the average
been rs high in any month OF any
year.
r, = Hicas, G. =. W. Hadley. ". IT.
Dahl and others. 81 Greenville. \. c..
plan organizing = 100000 company &c
build 4 cotton mill.
DAVE County has voted s175.oOs
bonds % construct highways. Bids
will be received until October 10 adj
dressed % {. A. Hartman. Chrm Board
Road Commrs.. Harrington, " c.
Tho wayncsville Lumber and Tim
Der Company capital 100000. has
been incorporated ~ c. Y. Mayo, j.
II. Anderson and others
The Dunn Manufacturing Co. or Cas-
tonia will it is reported, build a 5000
spindle addition. 1t is operating TO-
600 spndos ETC. or yarn production.
The Aycock -Newson Gin Co, has
been incorporated ut Lucana by G.
5 Aycock. W. q. Nowsom and others
with capital placed at Sl25o0o The
company viii manufacture cotton gins.
The clyde Cotton Mills, ut Newton,
has completed m installment OF three
lappcrs and ten cards. replacing old
equipment. ana the company is now
OPERATING $40 spiudles on cotton yarn
production.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-12
NORTH CAROLINA
INDUSTRIAL BITS
Few of Many Big Enterprises
Getting on Foot in Old
North State.
The wadcsboro Messenger saws:

The Wadcsboro Messenger SAYS:
II w. Little has eight acres of
long sample cotton on his farm near
the Arson County home. ana it is esti-
mated that the crop viii amount to
hfteen or sixteen bales. There are
several other good crops of the long
staple IN the county. and il is shown
that the idea Of many people that long
staple cotton could not be raised in
Anson is without foundation. The long
staple brings three to I'VE cents more
than the short staple"
The Miller manufacturing and I.um-
Der Company has been Incorporated
with 100000 capital TO do business ut
Linwood John :. Miller, Leroy Mil
Ter and Annie Miller Long, OF Greens
toro. are the incorporators.
According 10 the Reidsvllc Review.
the Reidsvillc tobacco market has
eclipsed All previous records for the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-12
INDUSTRIAL NOTES
ALL OVER VIRGINIA
Williamsburg Mills to Get Busy
Again-Good Roads Fever
on Increase.

The cotton mills of williamsburg
were sold last week at auction. and
bought by w \. Bozarth. presumably
for the Peninsula Bank. 1t is believed
the mills will be either leased or sold
to parties who have the capital 10 run
them and make n success of them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-12

The Peoples Light. Heat and Power
Corporation, or West Point. have begun
10 give electric service every day
from o'clock in the afternoon until
daylight next morning for the accom-
mediation of housewives who use cleo
trio irons and cooking devices. The
officials hope by January l To give
twenty four hours service to their
patrons
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-12

Jackson Brothers, OF Coeburn. have
purchased an immense timber tract
along the north side OF Stone Noun
tain. and will go very extensively in
the lumber business, with headquar-
ters at Coeburn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-12

LUMBER AND MILL WORK.
Dietrich & IIobson 2olc F. Broad St Monroe 1855
MACHINERY AND REPAIRING
srieRaad Macn nafy Co. 81 aaso Is Main M ad sss
MAIL ORDER LIQUOR HOUSES
l;h Ke Co. sGi i BEER .2s y 18th St. 'Os'
I" kewe Z. Main st.............. Monroe S6s
MEATS. FISH. OYSTERS AND GAME.
Vsnn cs & te5 leigh M Mas9oe sa4s
MEATS AND VEGETABLES
%S;; S5sns M$aF$s i:$
T. k dSs III * MSd anTss }.5
The 'SFsS %1's sci ''''o" ssso
%es, Market. 1910 ". Cary Ionroe 1913
= + Schmidt Stall 80. Mad 47lo
MEDICINE MANUFACTURERS.
I n hiEaes ME SO y HEo"d st. HAYDENs PURE
MILLINERY
NJ H. Elicit, 3S07 Williamsburg Ave.
MUSIC SUPPLIES
nE"f sa4d ca Ok Broad sS 5
OFFICE AND SCHOOL STATIONERY.
The Walford Stationery Printing Co. e.
OPTICIANS.
Moran Optical Co
:, oPToMETRIsT AND OPTIcIAN.
H. Bresten. 2o9 y. Fifth st......... Madison CTS
PAINTERS.
T. J. Nichols, 1902 Porter. Madison 1851
PAINT MANUFACTURERS.
John l.. Branch < Co. IS + Broad Madison 64
PIANO HOSPITAL
Bopp & Ferguson. 100 Z. Main Monroe 1858
PICKLE MANUFACTURERS.
The Rosemary Co. Inc, zoos f. Main Madison 2l67
Main y .......... Madison 5i67
PICTURE FRAMING AND MOULDING.
Leigh Thomas Co. Oil ". Main st. Monroe 1911
PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS
9. St =. HAYNES Co, Edison Records l2l Y BROAD
PLAsTERERs AND CONTRACTORS.
Sam Grandis. $50 " Third ........... Madison 6632
PRINTERS
A1dp Inl 10 % .
The Globe Printing Co. 1910 +. Franklin Mon.
leake Printing Co. SOS L. Main Madison 3327
Mayo Printing Co, 10 y. 18th Madison $50
Iicot Printing Co. 1913 Governor 1855 Mon, a56
RAT AND VERMIN EXTERMINATOR
Otto oritin Am Nat. Bank Bldg 49,. Monroe 1924
RAZORS SHARPENED
Iach G Reeves 81 W. Broad ........ Madison 41ss
The Sharpo-O Co. li6 y. seventh. -
REAL ESTATE.
Amos & Co, 200-21i Travellers Bldg Madison 4eio
Eowles & Iones CO. Inc, Il y Eighh... Mad eoo7
Gasseiinan " Co. lOlS H. Main st. Monroe
f. a. Catlin & Co, l6 y Sth St Madison 1876
g. ~ Cephas, Corner Second & Leigh Ill. Monroe SIS
j. \. Connolly e CO.. eth at Franklin, Mad 336l-2S62
J; p Cook & Co. "A y. Seventh: Madison 2G49
e. II d H. L. lenoon ST =. Main Madison 73i
Gibbons! zNnckols Go, 1914 7; Main St Monroe 244i
Highland Park Realty Corp, American
william " Miller Il5 y. Sth St..... Non S45I
j. H. Mosely Co. Inc. 200 Travellers Bldg. 2347
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-12

Petersburg is 10 have new tobacco
factory, the William b. Reach Company
having been incorporated with $4,000
of capital 10 manufacture the weed in
the Cockade City
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-12

dozen, while the average for the year
was about one and two thirds million
dozen per month
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-12
REAL ESTATE-Continued.

REAL Observation-Disclosures
hGoonG TqSs and % rs M"f5 Mon %
lo HPST Co. Co. % y l5a III "as oa ass
y y Walker & 90. Mutual Bldl Madison 30
White ,o Co. goo N'n So Sai ia ilds 35ss
znmerman co. o 8 i seyoaj Street 2 Sonsoe go %
RESTAURANTS.
~ piss G,eSer .osisto longte Moore H%nE ST..
ROOMS AND BOARD.
SEWING S MAc ca o4 AND REP P@i5R NC
G A. Eeams. 1920 = Hropd st........... 2724
SHOES.
rsmg h9nGs so Go 5 Morsa 9ngoo sS5s
SHOE REPAIRING.
M6p e ih9s EsP s On ls Broad a ' ax
l. q Eiddei. 1873 IS Main ' st Madison 71s2
SPORTING GOODS
los. l. Bieherstan Jr, ST p Main $ Madison 1898
STORAGE AND TRANSFER
W. T. richardson. Main and Eclyldere.. Monroe s4s
TAILORS.
i. eynana@n 100 " Marshoil.. Monroe 1929
n. I1 issss'. IN The ii2l si Madison 1923
vsFV Want c. Gd s " Sf a 9a asoa 1858 t5s
TANKS, STOCKS, BOILERS AND
BLCWPIPES.
Capital City Iron Works. y 2Srd st. Monroe 1857
TEAS AND COFFEES.
Thinning AND PLUMBING
dehns INK 80 d a" Broa d. MoNg on a ads
'emberton Eenson. aii i Main Madison disn0 iaao
TIRE REPAIRING AND VULCANIZING. .
Dixie Auto Tire Repair station Broad aud Monroe,
Richmond Auto Tire works 80 " Broad SiS$ st.
Dna, a. shafer Co, sos " Eroad st Monroe 1oia
TRANSFERS
j. 4 sandrdse, ii Il Broad st " Ma sGe $50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-12


ADDING MACHINES AND OFFICE
c,1,,r,r - = AAO
.,,,rou , oUPPLlES.
ADVERTISING AGENCIES .(,I,l, les '''''''
crocn,an A,i,.o.,i.i,,, $500
- - ems fschcy, Siuluai Iidg, MAO. z4i3
,,.,,,,a AZ, Using ARTISTS.
nIrEp ,,oi. 80 hyil' bnalns
NJ. Lesser. the Raleigh, Madison 452s
ANTIQUES
\ Ar,,u ~ 20
! K Benrn s2 W i Nh W Broad S. Madison s257
2 Z LYDIA - W Main .......... .aionroe 3so7
r,,.,o. Az STORES AND FRAMING.
s,..,. AaUlOM I'm, ACCESSORIES.
r,i- ~. 80 y. I'road o. Mon 1855
ILL.,, AL OMOBlLE DEALERS.
ii' % ~ MIN MIN ~ 30. oe-o
= 4 iienne', rns52i :. Main 81. LIT. Mad ssa
Co. '''' !" Man Monroc .,s7
Eastern Motor sales Cor.-Chalrncrs- " iro,d =
,,,oc =, 4. .,;.;c 5.. II. . Monroe 1855
Main s;r1o ,n - 'e'ec'''c safasc', S,ihee no
The rJ J2a.s Motor gar 90 chpDII.i.Ac Allen at
LLOYD sioo, "a. t,r:i,r. IL. ~ i, sMonroe 4ss
chas Il S],id .i$ " Main ST. Mon 1896
INC Stt,aei,:, ~, =: -.
n-"te' y" v. Broad 81 Mon 2oss-J
ALTO PEDATpIMC
T. - Schlutcr. e42 w Broad st Madison saoS
AUTOS FOR HIRE.
iHofnhs y Hicks sons lol l. Main. Mad Mon 2e4
pAMHc
III. f,t,,r~, MI, r,, - ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-12

Tappahannock District OF King
George County is 10 vote on good
roads bond issue, and il is said that
there is every prospect that the bond
issue will carry.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-12

FRUIT, VEGETABLES AND POULTRY.
ar First Market, N Msaison 7s ssi
william Wooa 45 gss M2ao1' s5
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Co. H.p foa ,Ss! MSnF@s 81
T. iiayes & Son 727 y Second st Madison FITS
j % aee E?ns 10 eS Leigh M MsasS" s e.
FURRIERS.
II rinchefsl;y 4 Son. 200 Arcade Bldg .. Non ao2s
GROCERS RETAIL
AS@s '9s Ssr &C. Cos 800 Main ST. @ s4 sG
P MarshaI5 o Aaa 5 5sss
Geo hifE , 5a s W G Nan Cor MSHis on i$ss
" ~ y; -. nreing: 2l$3 " Main St. Madison 5o2
Mrs Ghannne. sss2 vsnabe Nonroe 4ass
s Asn RHvai ssaF?S a:ss
5ao i, i5Ss s 81 h5s
o s25 s@5S r. &s sis s
Nahanlsl Mcllei aol ~ 5uHal street. Madison ii
Monros Groeery c. as ". Broad St Mon. asa s5
i:r5 d rlseIa . s. EIoaa SaaLsSn
Nithmond Grocery to Coz E Marshaii St.
4 sut,erlin. COS Brooi; Avenue ~ Aionroe sis5
Wdaq TgF ahwd s: i. 30 s m nss9s i5Is
HAIR EMPORIUMS.
Richmond Hair store. 2l2 y 5th ST.. Monroe il17
HARDWARE.
Eel Brown hardware Co, 1907 " Broad ST.
De'' >I Brown Hardware Co. a'os
n Biiley. s27 " Aiain ST.. Monroe iii
Elba Hardware Co. Inc, i22 W. Broad ST.
:, Madison 1852
~ r. !. GLASGOW ISIS W. Cary. Madison o705-J
hardware 2stributinE stores Co, 1929 l..
Kennedy Eros. & kellam. L Broad st. Madison so7
g Il. Lundgren 25o4 e Broad. Madison 1885
HARD WOOD FLOORS AND VENETIAN
BLINDS.
6 ". Parsons. i W. Main St ....... Monroe 500
ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS.
Mike Abdalla. 1927 w. St ....... Monroe o214
J. Ashbr Fisher 24l6 f. ST. I'LL. Madison 5074
J. : Parkinson. 220i Ncnable S..... Madison 1911
T. G. Parkinson. us w. Broad Madison 1921
JEWELLERS.
a. Anderson. $40 y. Second (no phone)
". 7 King l2o4 W. Main St
Scheer x Son lill r. Aiain Madison 1871
w = Spott * Son. sos r Main.
LAUNDRIES.
American Hand Laundry. 1870 E. FraniSlin St.
Monroe 1900
LIQUORS.
4ureii9 hruecian 800 Z; Baker ST. Madison 52sss
}. J. McDonouGhs 40 y. Sixth. Madison 735S
;. G Poll. 1912 e Franklin. Monroe 1887
LITHIA WATERS.
Broad Rock Mineral Springs g, Inc so7
Ton,icello Mineral springs Inc 631 r Main Mon ssS
Harris Anti -Dyspeptic Water Co. Inc, SID w Broad
Ra!ium Springs Co. IL y. Seventh St. Monroe 4s4i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-12

a. 4. Turner. of Suffolk. is arrang
ing TO establish another knit-goods
mill in that progressive little city
There are already several knitting
mills in successful operation there.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-12

In 1900 Virginia mined 2.39s.754 tons
OF merchantable coal. The output of
Virginia mines last year was 7,SI6.62S
tons. That Is about five and half mil
lion tons gain in twelve years.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-05
giueiuuoti, S. Tlars.

Ter obtre SbioHus it i'm Solsn besrifsn,
uuh bel hisfiger Stant piro oerielbs bente
aud pobl fallen. Seitern abeno bate er bier
eiusn @aFerfaub BON 28.7 Sub
Die folesuben Ttpeihsu trdfsn Udbrsno
bes gtftrieen Ia9ss bier stu.
gittsbGra, pa. Der Stus bat sinsH
@aHsrfanb bon SO Tus uRb faut.
garftrsbuta. ". pa. Ger Tlus bat
sintn @aFsraanb bon 40 Sub uno falt.
gatlettsburq, an. DER 5lus bat st'
n.H @aFsritano BON 2s0 Sus uno itsigt.
salts, 8 pa. TertLus bat
sinsn @aHsrfano BON as Gus uno fdut.
gharl.stou, 3. 8a. Der Slus bat
.in.u @aFsrfano bon 6.S Jub unD iaat.
Ct. glsafant, %. pa. Der i5Iub bat
.inen @aT.rhanb BON col gub uuo fst5t.
gortsmoutt, 6. Der slub bat zines
@aFerfane pnn 27.2 unb fdat.
qpuisbilI., Ra. Der Glus bat sinsn
RaTeraanb bon 1917 GUS uno ffeigt.
epausbiIls, sne. Der Slub bat Ell
nsu BaFtrFanb bon 1872 GUS uno fetgt.
eairp, 81. Der 9lu6 hat etnsn 8aNer.
aanb bon 30.s 5ub unb feigt.
Nsmphis, 3snn. Der Ffus bat .insn
@aHtraauo bon 21.0 Gut uuo ftetst.
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,Sigarss Gitelfeitsmarft.

7ensn, bic nod INNER an bic aIts
2sgeHos slaubeu, oob oas Beib eitIsr
lei ais Der YlGnn, mare 81 empfeblsr,
eiHmdl In sinem groBItitdottitsn ,Jris
iiers Salon", idgeu mir in Berlin, Elm
paar Stunoen 3u3ubringen. Sn Der
4rt, tpie Die bier DertebrenDe 9errens
melt oem Sriieur 2lnneiiuugen fiir
Die unumgGnglih notbpeuoTgen Der
f6onerungen aibt, liegt TO piel pcn
oleler meniaIihiteu auer gigenihufz
ten, Der Iieben Gttsltsit, odB mir pahrs
LID bInter benz iogenannt:n iaDahen
9eihIeht niht Suriid3uitsben braus
den Der Ufann peritett oteie nur
btnter elnsm tur3en gou uuo elmer
9sihdftsbGit, bic bsItdnbise utbers
dtbsitunq ausoruet, Die ober aIeids
potI porausieBt, bab Der 6srr. S6Dns
heitsratb" es periteben rpsrbe, ben abz
geheBten gureauItIapsn in mogIidIt
tur5er 3eit in einen bliibenosn 4poQp
81 psrrpdnbelu. uno Der mooerne III
caro FperB ods, uno er bat fir al,
Wiinite ieiner 9unoen auh fir
bic niAt ausgeiprohenen - tin gutss
Quas, Dor aqem aber Elm eutes 9es
oadtniB. DEM Der Mlonn i'm 5ris
iieriaIon Iiebt es niht, iih gu pieosrs
bolsn. gr ptro Nib, ipeun ibm ein
unerfabrsuer 2ebrlfng speimal biz
6rage oorlegt. ob Die 5aars auf sju
U2ilimeter geihnitten fein iollen, obss
Cd sr sins 4opfpaihung nit Gau Ds
qprtu9aI Der nit 9eilhsnpaHsr Dor.
3iebe, ST fest poraus, paB istn Jrt.
isur oas alles bon ielbit piiTe, n15
oem er es ihm opr sinem balben Sahrt
nit haIblautsr Gimme einmal suoe.
fliiItert bat. 60 bemertensnerthl
3iigs fuie bic ieinigen rpLroen 'ih bod
Dem 9ebd6tuiB Der 3stt1enpiIen eir
fir allemal einprdgen! Damn bait el
aber aud itreng oorauF, oaB Der syrla
feur 5bm nit1ts BON ben Sapnbeits.
nerthen isines geiihts psruntreue
oab Der engliihe Sdnurrburt, pc,
pem ale 5rauen in Die anie ituten
rthtig qeitust lDeroen, Dab Der entite
benbe Sadenbort. Der in Berlin immsl
ein auslanoiihes 4usieben qibt, ruda
| it4tslos befeitigt fperoe, odb etn ees
i1idter Streih liber bic 0ugenbrauer
oos gaH3e Wsrt trDns. Sn Der 5abp.
fhen 3eit bate Der 5rifeur oaut oe'
ungsbenern Wtubs, bic bic 9srriatune
Des S6nurrboris srforpstts, nod rasp,
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Gbieaao, 4. D2drs.

@siteu-;sar g1ai 90ys-9iAe, am
SdlaB sl 1sc; fir gull s9%-90Ec, am
ctlub s07sc; fitr September ss4-Ss1lc,
an 5hlub s9Hc.
Heffhtoru.-fsar geai 52Is-524c.
am Shlub 42hc; Tir 3uli 53-53Ssc. am
ShluB 53Hc: fIr Septem5er 54-54 sc,
am SdIub SAFE
Safer.--fyitr Wai 33lt -34c, am Sdllus
54e; fiir Quit S37s--34Ae. am SdluB BAG;
fur September 33Ise-34, an S6Iub 33Bc.
8ogaen.-9o. 62--53e.
Berit e.--4S-70e.
Iimothgi uamen-- Heaer $500
$50.
aleefaamsu. s12OO - 1880 Der
4sntner.
ebport 5000 per g6l. -- Sir g2ai
S20.27-20A7kc, am ShIuB s20.32 Il fir
Guilt s20.0O-20lO. am S6luB s2o.05.
Bhma!5. s10.72H per 100 Bio. - Elr
YpaI &l0..7-i0sl a am SdIub si050; flV
3uIi s10.T0-1055A am SdIuH S10.72 u
firStrsember sl0.5Th-lo.7lh, ", amS SaluB
siO.7ih.
Sh0rt RippenieiteR.-Si0.12H-
10.esh per 100 8fune.-Glr dRai $l0.7
- 1918, am Shlub si0.T2K; fir 1alt
S10.65-i0.67E, aA Ed3IuB $lO.65 fiiT
SspieuIber Sl0.8J - 10.67H, am Sdluf
1855.
8utter-Rartt ilt Iteiig.-greamsries
25-36c per 2iuH0
gier-Tiarti 'hwad. -- 8sFrigerators
Erits i4--l6e, Jriiae lshc per 9ussHo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-05
Mmsipdrttge Wdrfte.
Y en- gorf, 4. MIN.

Mebl--8nfubr - 8blsy gerfanb,
--- Bbls.--Eer Martt mar heute rpfia
gprina Hatent $4.404.65, 8iuter gtraiohts
A.5O--4.60, Winter Batents S4.7O-5. 10
Sprina clears S4.20-4.35, Rinter @rtras
Vp. 4 x3.90---4.15, 9to. 2 DO. $3.50. 80
RanIas gtrniaht4 $.10-4.25.
Mpqgenmebi mar rubig. - sSatr biz
sutes s8.e0-3.so, doice bis iancD $500
400.
Buhnei5snmebl mar fau su 1926
--2.35 per 100 Rfuno.
Waismehl fdum Itetia.-iFeines meiseE
unb gelbes $f.30--1.35, grobss $1.25-1 80
Riln6rieb &8.15.
Roegen If rubis.-Ro. 2 Beitsrn eec
c. |. 4. Buffalo.
Berlt lit Mulsaerite 55-58c
syeebing 55Ac {. |. I. 8ep gDrt.
- Ba. - Marft lit piuia.-go. Q neuer
rotber 10SHe {. | I. i'm gIeuator unb 1101 1zt
(. o. b. lct,tpimmeno. Ro. Northern Eulutt
e94c (. OBJ. ihtrimmenb.
Bcl hfprn.-3ufubr -, 8erianol
-- Bu. wiarft III wtllig.-Grport $40. z
565ie (. o.b. ifuimnIeno.
Safsr.-3ufuhr - Bu., gerfanot
- gu. Ger Niartt mar Dtaia. Stanbart
ueiBer 3sHc, Rp. b 3sc, go. 4 37-37Kc
Waturmeiser 87-3sKc, pei6er geiadlter ~
--401ze auf benz @sLeiis
6eu 1T ruhig.-- Etanoaro g7Ke, Ro. /
l00--105c, 9lo. Q s5-95c, Wo. 8 T5-S0c.
6ppfen III rubig. State orbindrer biz
hoics 1919, 20--27e; 1911, 10--l5e: RacifiC
Goat 1912, i6--22e. 1917 12-16ei
Sdute limb Frit. Central gmericrn
s04c, Bosota 29A A--304c.
2soer lit feit. 6emlod 28-29c.
4prf III feft. ~ s5amilp S22.5O-24. so
ibort clear $2i .O0--22.50, WleB Sl2.75.
Beef lit left TantEu $1,000 -- 24.00
gteb siS.Oo-20.0o, Beeis Stinfsn ss2O0-
34.00.
Gut Reats iinb isf.-geoo,elte geI.
lies, 10 bis IA 9fuuo, IL -- l44c, DO,
StuItern 5H-eHe, be. Sdinten 14A-
15c.
z Shmals iit ftetig.-Hoble @eIt prima
$l0.90-t1O 90; GafNnirtes III itetia.-Gonti
Hsnts1l.55: 2. u. $i2.o5. COMPOUND ~
Sc
ialg III ruhis.-0rima Gitp su exc
Gountrp 5A-SHe, SpecidI Tc.
Eaumpo oiffaamsnrGe mar nitlia
-4rima robes III S5.20--5.27, prtma Scm
msr gelbss su S6-3o-845.
8eiroteum iit ftetig. Raffinirtes Rerr
Dort $3.50, ghilabslpbia uno Baltimort
$50. DO. in Buff s4s5.
BolIe iit ruhig.-Iomsitic Jlesee Ebir
3i-32c
oars III iietis.--StraiHeo, sepohuIi6si
bis gutes $3.50.
TerpeutiH iIt itetia su 45Ke.
REFS lit itetig.-Ginbeiutii6er 3H-8c
BdiHa Z --6Ac.
RolaiIes III netlg. Ken Grleau.
Cpen aettle, gutter Biz dolce, 35--55c.
3ud er.-Nchsr III isit. - RusCapaer
50 Ieit. 3.04e, Centrifugal 96 Ieit 3.54c
Wulaiies 3uter 50 1eit 2Tgc. Raifntrte,
II rubig. Gut aoaf 5.f5e. gruTheb 505c
WouIb "a 4.7Oe, CUBES 4.6oc, 9opoerel
4.60c @raHnIaieo 4.55c, diamond III
4.36. gOnistcipners ~ 4.20r, Ic. 4l0c
Rp. 2 4U5c, No. 8 4.00c, Ro. 4 $3.50. Rp.
S.s0c, Ro. 6 1850. Rg. I 8.s0e, Ro. 5 3.s5C
Ro. 3. zoe, Eo. 10 3.65e. Rp. IL s3oe, 9lr
IL s55c, go. 10 S.50c. Ro. 4 3.50c.