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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-26

Cincinnati, %. april lsi

Cincinnati, 25. NprI 1913.
lie nahfoIgeueen Guosirungen besishen
h6 nur aus Gngros. Z Iransafilonen Hei
flesnszrn Weihditfn wsrcen ei,pas bobere
yreiie berehnst.
ciftonen.
Ter Warst wor rutig, bie yreife ftetia.
Q S4mals. - Yrima Eteam tl0.Ya ~
1i02k lob.
1r06engefaT5enes TfeifM. =
Harm feit.--S bort clear Seiten f2k -
l2he. fhort Rippenfeiten l2-i2Ae, ertra
iborf dear Seiien i2--12ae, Snnifern
l3h--l3Ae. Bellies is4-i3tse tcfs ano
Nc nssbr perpadf.
Beeon. Ntarft jeit Gbort eieor
Geiten 1874 -l3ke. fuSse Hippenititen Ia
--lS4e. exirn ihprt lsar Sstten i3--1S4e
E6nitern i2k--12kr nnb Bellies i4tz--
AAs Ioie uno xe per Efanb mehr usr.
p0dt.
Sugar Cured. sJieiIet. - Marfs iii 5sIt.
EMinfen Is - iskc, Eienie Ehnl.erx
lak-isks. Breaffoit Bacon 1917 -2oEc
SMxiiern l4--f4,4e. Rew gorf Gut Stni.
tern lsA-l44e, trotene 8eef-Shinssn
t21.00-22O0.
SaBgtp6deItes Jfeift.--Dzorfi
Hsft8. S6insfn l41 --f4Kc. girnic Sdhnl.
tfru l0A -llf. BELTS l4H 15f. S6nl.
itsa iih-ii.f. Ress yost Gu. Sta!s<su
liz -fse.
Grif4ssdteif&.-- s4iussn reg
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-26

Rabe 44.00--s.65, anserleieue big EXTRA
&6. 1910, Ganners $8.50-4.6o, Stoders
unb iseebers s6.75--7,75, StodsSetlers $5.75
$50. Stod saibe $4.50--5.50.
Ilen. - Tte Nahfra8e mar cine
quite, bic 3ufubr gering uno bic Bretie tart.
Daagere uno letdte S5.50--6.50, Bologna
$8.50-7.5O, ertra $7.85--7.60, fette Buuen
s700-7.50.
adlber-Tie 9reiie itiegeH beute unt
25--50e, ba bic Rahfrage etne CUTE mar.
@egen SbluB ging Der Bretsauffhla9 fpte-
Der perlpren.
Grtra S1025--10.5o. fair Bis CUTE leihte
5000 1925 ,orbinare uno groBes6.00-10.0
&dlber in ben aommiiltonss6d s6dWern. --
,Sanep 10c, prima bis Guserlelene : --
9Hc, oroindre &c.
9 Shweine. - lie heutige 3ufubr mar
bic 5ueitgrDBte Der Nohe, bic Na6frage
mar eine quite uno bic 8reiie itetig.
Shtpere 5d,ipeine braften S9.10-9.f5,
quite bis auserleiene &erpdfungs- urb ISlei=
iheriorten s9l0 - 9.15, gemtidlte Rer-
padnng5iprten sS9.10-9.f5. oroindre bl6
auserteiene id1mere iette Sdue $6.00-s.50.
@rtra $3.50, ,Stags $5.O0--7.50, Ieidlte 8ers
ianotlorteuS7 $3.50, 9Serfe! BON 40 Bfo.
uno neniaer s4.50-7.75.
Sd)afe uHb GGmmer. - 3ie Hadl-
frage mar eine quite uno Die Brere ltettg
iiir bic beiiereu Gualitdten, Die anoeren
iparen Idmad.
Shafe -- @eid'orene s5.75, CUTE big aug
erleiene S525-5.G0, oroIndre bis CUTE s4.0O
500, 8pa. .Sdlafe S4.50--8.50.
Gdmner @eidorene S775, quite biz
| auserleieue s7.00--7.50. oroiuare bis CUTE
$3.50 - 8.75, 8ou gdmmer $500 -- 8.25
| EriibJabrss 2dmmer s750-10.00.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-26

14s4c, TicniesS6ultern 11H-10Nc, Ehul.
tern 10H -10Ac, fbort Htppenieiten 10A
--11c, fbprt cfear Scitsn lily 1c, ertrd
bort Seiten i0A-lie, Bellies 18H - 16c
per 9funb.
Webl nno @etretbe
Neh l.-gteues Winter 9atent $780,
$50, geinter iSanep S4.55 - 4.70, Wiufer
Jarifp $4.00--a.15, Grtra s3.40--3.6O, OF.
blHdres S3.10-3.25, Darter Neiseu 9atent
$4.65-5.00, DO. fancp $3.85-4.25, bo. ia.
Min s3.s0--4.00; 8oggenmebl, norbpeitli1
gemtiftes S4.45-4.55, reine5 gitp 34.60-
4.7n. aeniidtes s4.35--4.e5 per Bbl.
RetseH.-W9arft wiaiger. sso. Q rurber
8Gter f03-111e, ITO. oU. 1876 fevc.
Jio. 4 rotber SB--105c per K3u. Berfaufi
muroen: 2 Cars Jtp. rother Binter su
l10c, Gar nah Rrobe, NAP uno moberig
5u s31zc auf benz geieiie.
lft1forn. Ter Mfarft NOR ruhig,
Ereile niliger. Ro. 2 meiBes 81 " -62c, go.
iuetBes go H-61c, Np. A peibes $500, Rp.
geibes Sic, Jin. 3 DO. 59H -S0c, 9le. 4 DO. 81
-59t, Ho. 2 gemiihtes 81 k5--5ec, ,Rp. 8 be. 80
5g11c, ,Ru. 4on. 5s 6oc ,tpeiBesa olbenforn 81
63e, gelbes DO. 62-64c. aemiIGtes bo. 61c per
Bu. BerfGuft wurbeH: 600 Bn. Eo. 2 geI.
bes 80 CSC, 500 gelbes nah grobe su lie, /
Gar Ho. 3 gelbes su 5s1zc, Gar gto. 3
weiBes su 81 Nc, 1 Gar go. aemifdtes IN
5sc, Oar DO, beinoeIt. III 5sc, Gar 5tp. 8
DO. 5u 5yc, Gar 30. , DO. sn 5SE.e, 1 Gar
gemiihtes nafl 2robe, heiB, ;u 45c, Gar
gelbes aolbeHtorn su 84c dlif benz @eletie
pafer. - gtartt rubig unb Ifetie. - Rp
2 DeIser $3.50 Hc, ,Stanodrb meiBer 81 Il
39c, 9ic. B meiber 37--3TRc, SO. peiBer
35--36 1c, No. 2 gemiihter 30 u 38c, gto
B DO. 35-35 &c, go. Do. 33-34c per g'u
Berfauft ipHreen: Gar Ae aemtid1tei
III 3sc. o Gar 10. 3 ipeiBer III 3sc, Gal
rDeiBer nad) 4rp6e su 3Sc auf benz G5eieiit
uno Car ao. ,ueiBer 3u 3shc Del Yin
Etunft.
HeggeH.-Wartt Itpdfer. go. 9 B5--
&c, Nc. DO. 61--~83c. Ro. 4 op. 54-82c
| @erite. --Ro. 2 iSrihIahrs 55-78c, 9tc
8 6T-65e, ao. 4 DO. 5o-J7c; sSuftergerifs
40--50c per 93nihei.
8eritenmalS. - 5ribjabrsserits T5--
s3c per BEibel
Sergleich Der G3e.reibes Breife NIT oenieni.
gen am sIetheH Iuss oes uorigen ,5ahrts:
April, 30 1913 apra, 25. 1919
5Setsen, Ro. 2 rpther .110c 1I9Ht
Belih.rrn. Ru 3 geulifhtes 5gHc SIC
| Safer Jto. 2genilfter usuer SIC soy
| Hogaen, No. 2 ueuer . 66c g5t
| Seu, 9to. 5inioihp ... $3.50 t30.5l
| gphtsfp.
/ Ter Rnrit mar itetia. Berfauft tuuroeH
69i Bbis. IiRillsrs Sintfheo @ooos al
Der Gaiis uon s1.30 per @aIloue.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-26


@sisen. 5ar gaai s24-833se.
am StlaB 9244e; fur Suli " 4-0354 c, am
StIuB 9eac; ftir 5eptember s1A-s2zsc
am Shfub sl7sc.
@elfhforn. -fSiir Rai 551s-55 sc.
am Shiub 55 = 6; fiir Juli 55ss-551se. am
SAluB 55tsc; fir Septsn5er 56H-57 &c,
am Shlub 56hc.
6aier. Jlr Hai s47-35Hc, an
shlus s4Ae; far 3ul 34H - $50. am
Sdius 34ysc; fur September "a 44-34At C.
an ShIuB s44c
Rcggeu.-Ro. 62-83c.
Gerlt e.--+6-~T0c.
{imothpi aamen. -- Heuer s2s5-
1855.
Rleeiaameu. = $1,000 - 21.00 per
gsnfler.
Atespprtsl97T4 per 9bi.--;sfr ga
si9.77 A--lg.92 y. Gm ShiuB sI9.77 u; fin
Suli si9.s0-2OO0. am 5dblus sl9.s0; III,
Seutensber s19.574 - 1915, am Sdiui
sls.51tz.
Shmafs. -sl1.l2k per 100 Bio. 5li
Mai 81 LOG h-ll.l2H, ON ShluB sll02] y
fir 5uli si0.g5 - tL0Tk, am StFuf
si0.95; fir September sl0.95 - lt07H
am ShluB sl095.
Stort RtppeufeifeH s11.0C
--ff.T5 per 100 BIB, - syiir ysai sl1 40
li.50,1m Stlub 81 10; fir gulf sl1.O71
--lLiT1, alu 1hiuB s1fOTLs: fur Sept
ti0.s7t tl-il.02 u, am Shlnb s10.s7A.
Buttet-R Rar,t uieoriger. GreGmerisi
27--s0c per 4iuno.
gier. - gear.t mar felt Croinart
Irits l64-l6Ae, ilrlts 174-l7Ac PEI
Tuhenn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-26

Bon Gltnor .. Mloniterber g.

geI.immts qldbe fir Die 6smiiies
un0 CbItlndrfte in 5nmburg CAB ;
BIG Dor bunoert Sahren uift. Die
5dnoler eritisnsn nit ihren pgooutz
ten aui osn Steusr, bic giinItig fiir
ibre 4Htunft lageu, dIio Dor rem
5boren Der Staot uno an cen perz
itsoeneu ganbunesiteQen beg 6afens.
Die aoHiumenten taufteu unmlttsibdr
D0n Den yroou3enteu. grft um Die
u(itte oes pOria,u Sabrhuucerts ges
lang es. Der 2bngigung Der 6aHburger
Sgboroen gesen Die 9erb0'erei eln
GrDe al MAIDEN anb ben ,3tuiIhsn@
5anoel ein3ufiibrsn. Tie beiten Mart
p.dse am 6opfenmurtt uno UtsBbsrs
genuIten bel Der INNER mdtdiger anz
ruhIenoen gspoltsruuas81hI Der
5tabt iton in Ten dt)t3iger 5abreu
ntt mehr Den 4nIpritsn bss 5anz
oeis. lie 5ru9e nuroe aiut. ob man
IT'D fir cine Tesentraifatipn ots Sc
mIiebanbels ooer fir ginen 3enirllz
martt entitei0en iolts. gtahcem ale
geriu6s, ben Utnftt 81 oe3sntralis
iiereu. erfol1.os perlduIsn naren, reifte
eRoli5 Der GntIhhlb, einen groben
;3sutrllmartt am 1eittbpr gu err
rittsn.
Sin Gefdmmtmarttplas mil Can
cuugsanlageu iiir. bic 8ierldnoer
Cbiitd6ne uno bic lbr.gen. auf benz
Dahsripeg bsforoertsn 5riihte muroe
lnselegt Die RaunfIahen nebmeH
$4,000 Gu1oratmeter elm. DIS
StlnogeIo iarpdntt is nad Der @r5be
oe5 eiu3elncu9faunles ron GO 4fenuIe
bis gu | Mart 20 pfennig. Sn o,r
Rdhe Der absrodhten rieiisen Murtts
tlas Iisgen bic 0urtgaugspege, Die
binab 81 ben srob3iiaig aneeleqt II
utarttfeueru fiibreR. 8eibe 6Iieien
auf ben 5uBiteisen, belle 9iaiurite.ne
an ben DdrOeR. G1iigs Grobeslufi
hdubt oort unter Der Srpe au9 3ur
6ohfommeraeit cine &1lte aus. bic biz
ms Rart fiihIbar ift. Man oIaubt Tt
unmittelblr in Die nnteriroiid,an
9rabsdnge Roms perisst. Die Osrs
iuHtene Strabsn muthet has gan3s
an. uRo gflmen fiihrsn aud Die eins
3e!nen. nett psr3nsietsn Weoe. Iurt
ben rgisrldnbergans" nanbte ich MID
IN tur3en 2lbftdnoen hiiiiettgn lie M
elettriihe 9liibbirnsn. Rehts unr
ttnts sishen iih bche, feite Drahtge-
fIehts, babinier untsr iidersm Der.
Ihlub bic 9orruibstellsr Der tin3elnen
Warttleuts. Stapel BON Ieeren aorbeH
ttiirmen fih oa5niftxn auf. Tumpi
| unh bart f4oiit bas psreia5eits Sbrst,
Item bon WeHifen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-26

f8c. Gronn galolin lee, saapbta 21c pc,
Wallone In YdrtteH pcn bts s 5Fb(s.
Gait - Ger Diarft lit rnbia. Ebir
9siper $l.05, Nihigan unb Ntrpn fila be,
Dbl. BON $50 Yfnnb.
Ialg itstig. - Yrima gitp eA-eHc
bp. gountrp 6H-5Ac per 9fnnb.
Goblsn.--Warft rubig. gouabioebeut
E48.5o-3.75, WuB unb Glad 1926, aanaubc
Gtadfobfen $3.50--S.75. ghB uno glad
s2. .10-2.25 per Ton's ubgeliefert. Rauh
ole StiidfDtfen &4.25, antbracite S7.75-
500 per 3onne obgeIteiert. Cote toftet $685.
per Tonne abgefiefert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-26

esefh. Nsmhs nnh aft.ss tH fasm fess.

Wub. CsNbS nm Muees ~ Wsm UeSk
Uefb yon caII" tpurce tu 2A-8% aus
geIivhen
Rrina Geidditspapiere Uurben ~ 81
82 bisfpntirt.
Sttrling GrdnHge lit iteftg.--
Siflt Su e4.seA unb Commercial 81 A6a
|--4sah.
BUN bess g Sbligattonen fuareu ite'
tia uno spIrben spie fol9. auoiirt.
Her. Staaten HefunoiruRg 29 1904
ssb., ~ regiitrirte 118h ia, Coupons
1l3k--lf4i4, 81 regiitrirte 102 u 1034
coupons 102H-1034. Banana Negtiterec
~ 10oA-101, DO. 80, 102K--103B.
Gttienmarit. Tie 8aiilisrs bat
ten heute bic Eberheno uno bic sSolge mar
oaB bic meiiten 2tttien Der 2iiten TN Ereiis
hera5aebrfdt mlroea. 1ie Sd)IuBaotirnn'
gen itanoen ourhwes unter oeHeH BON se
tern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-26

ReU Dorf, 25. alpril.
Gupfer mar beute ftetie.-Stunbaro su
sl4.sT-I5.37. gIectrolptic M &I5.15, gate
IA e16.s7. 9aiting gu $3.50.
4tnn III feit su s4s.6o--5o.0o.
NIei itetts IA s445-
SpeIter rubtg ~ s5.45--5.55.
gifeu unperanoert. - Re. / Rortheru
ti7.25-lT-75. Ro. Northern $i6.75- 1925;
No. Eouihern sl7 .50---is.Oo, Ro. ! Scus
ttesfs loft si725-l1.1J
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-26
Ghicaap. 25. Qlpril 1913.

Stweine. - qeifte $3.50 9.05, qe>
miichte $4,000, Ic1mere Ss.50--S.15,
rauhe $3.50 - $40. 5ertel $3.50 - s.95.
NRdrft attiu uno 5--10c hober.
Riubuieh.- Beeues s7.30-9.20 8eras
Stiere s6.sG-9.7O, meitlide s7.00-S.10.
Stufers unb Jseoers s620-810, <te nuo
SeIiers s4.00 - $40, adlber $3.50 - 9.25.
Wdrtt lduqiau uuo itetig.
hdieuno 2dmmer. --Sfafe: gin'
beimiids s6.00-725. ueitiid]e S6.25-7.25,
,5dhrlluqe s6.50--1-90.
gdmmer: Giubsiuiife s8.60--S.S5. nett
liche s700-8.90. Ylartt itett9 bis etruds
nieortaer-
3ufuhr.-Sd1ueiue 1900, Rinooieb
1000, 5t1afe uub Gdmmer 900.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-26

Mineuieh-7ie 3ufutr mar beute se.
ring unb Der giart itartrr. 7ie Nanfrnge
mar gut.--Stpdera uno jsebers iino IN gu
ter Nntfrnge uno itart ebenip Dtilhtihe
@4were Sttere s7.50-S.1O, Grtra ss.l5
-oAAO, OsAfen &4.00-7.00, fyleifherffiere
t5.5o--e. 90. .Grtra $s.i0-s.2s. Aeifers 3S.25
400, ouserlelens bts eytra $s.lo--S.e5.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-26
Nieb mirfte.

Cincinnati, 25. april 1913.
3ufuhr uno Serianbt ndhreno Der per-
Holfnen "a SiuHoen. pergiichen NIT ben
uorhergebenoen Lasen, tpaxea lpie fplat:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-26
0Dnt 0eISmsartt.
gireinnatt. q. Nvssi 1918.


Mu6 teute wdren bic @eihaiie IN ben
eltiinkH Danfen nteber iebr ruhiG MID olf
8insxofen ltrb unperdnpsrt geblisbeH. Ear
ieben On ealIs iunrben BON ben banfen
su4K--5& ausgeliehen, wGhreHo V5eld1dliss
papfere su o -1% bisiontirt pnroen. 5ie
Nsafier pIaetrten griuat.stapifal sn AZ
5g ,,on caar unb auf Belt.
sssAsa ssf Hsw psrs.
,uurben sn Bari swiihtu Banfen perfaufi.
Tie gountsrrats beirdgf soc Drdmis per
5000.
NsAfsf aHf 6nssrs.
iinb iietis. - lie fofsenben Euotirunsen
iino 90 beridltfn:
lonbou, Iaae gidlt, s4.sT---4s7x ptrR;
60 Taae Sitt, t.ss-7.s34 per 6; gdris, B
Iaae eiht. 5l5 5ranes per 800 90 Idgt
Sidt, SIS Hrnnfs per 500; fir TeutihIanb.
4 Taae Gihf, 4 Wfarf s5H-96A, DO. 90
Icae Eid,t, 94K--844s.
3pcimenfarp Biis aui qenbcm rurben
Al &4.s3, auf GLASGOW 5u t4.S2A unb dui
Neifoft az &4s2h periauft.
gsmtss.rtHssasasn
rubis uno itetis. lie Danien auottrrn mia
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-26

Die fimidse tint hieiissn Clearinghouse
beissfsr fits beute auf tS,60e, $50.
apfaf 3fsxsissfsm.
lie MftifH Der 3weitsH Rationalbans ma
rsrl heilte tn Rnhfrase uno ieit i'm 9reiie,
icnif sbrr mar Der gtnrtf iiau uHo ihmad.
9srfruff murben:
First Call
dffisn q. y. & g., nfe......... r.
~ dfftsn Eef0rh lalieHGi. ............1fj
Rdhiteheuoe IabelIe BON i'm hieiiafn
Wnrfi bsfinbIifen Bombs uno Gftien giebt
be cfhaieaen EucttruHsem an
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-26

Mtthifen CEN. Ar. ssssiTTtrcrri Tncfftc 4r %
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gdlsiny q bio &r. i. s1islw ~ I bsb 4r.... ss
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-26
gerfhiebenta

reIe.-Nnrff III ftetis. 2sin6l robes
4os. aefcHies 50c per eallone in Yartien
pen o Dbl gTiro Birtrr Ielt 1dr66l 85e
per Gollcne. Cotton Eeen Del ruffnirteS
49--49e PER Galcne. xegSentin 4ge: 4efrr-
Llenm. Ehie gdrbvu 100 Grub eHr, b. 100
|0snD III, b.. SeaeIisbt lzt Grab 12k -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-17
CITY NEWS.

-15c per pound for black walnut
taffy at the Observation-Disclosures.
The Burlington Gazette says of
the new Keokuk hotel "Keokuk's
new hotel will be opened and ready
for business November Is. The build
ing is to have unique sign made Of
900 electric lights
Much Joy is in store for the wear
ers of x-ray gowns. Just exactly the
thing they have been looking for has
arrived at the psychological moment.
The perfect X-ray cloth is here. It
has come all the way from the Phil
ippines and is now on view In many
of the metropolitan stores.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-17
SATURDAY CANDY.

Take home box Saturday candy,
&c pound boxes. Sold on Saturday
and Sunday only. McGrath Bros,
Fifth and Main Advertise
ment.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-11
RAGEN APOLOGIES TO COONLEY-MAKES
STRAIGHT-FROMTHE-SHO SPEECH

There was something about Com
missioner Frank Ragen's speech be-
fore the county board yesterday that
made one feel an infinite respect for
the man.
1t wasn't one of those usual hang
dog apologize speeches one might
hear from some of our politicians. 1t
came straight from the shoulder.
Ragen has acted very hastily in the
last week. Possibly he had some
provoeation for his feeling toward
Wieckowski, the investigator. whom
he struck in the County Hospital
Saturday. But he was foolish to put
weapon in the hands of the news
papers by striking the man.
But it was the, impulsive, aggres-
sive Ragen who acted, Ragen from
"Canaryville, back O. tn yards"
Monday afternoon Ragen got in
still deeper. He hurled book at
Commissioner .Coonley. The climax
of the fight, began when Regan first
lined up with Bartzen against the
vote fraud fund appropriation, was
at hand.
Monday night Ragen walked the
streets alone and thought possibly he
saw what price he was paying for
lining up with Bartzen in his fight
against the special grand jury.
But no matter what it was, some
thing caused a change in Frank
Ragen in the last two days. He saw
things in new and clearer light. He
proved that when he walked into Nc
Cormick's Office yesterday, where
the president of the county board and
Commissioner Coonley were talking.
He went straight up to Coonley
81 don't care what you think of
this, Coonley, want to apologize"
said Ragen. 81 acted very hastily.
I'm sorry"
Coonley put out his hand. They
understood each other.
6I think some one has haan nlavinp
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-11

fact that some is playing him for a
goat.
Every one knows that Bartzen and
some Of the other reactionaries on
the county board have taken advant-
age of Ragen's energy and magnet
ism. Ragen was young and interest
ing. He got what he went after He
was the live wire and the others hid
themselves behind his back.
Regan's speech at the county
board was master piece of SINGER
ity. 1t was very short. No play
ing with words. But uttered in
-Ragen's simple, jerky style it was as
effective as great oratory.
The room had been cleared of the
general public. Only the members
of the board, the newspaper men and
McCormick's special detail of six po-
licemen were there.
Ragen hurried right into his
speech.
"Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen-I
don't know how to start out. I'm
not a very good talker. never went
to school very long. In fact, not long
enough to get acquainted with the
teachers, but I'll try and do the best
can. You all know 1 had a little
trouble out at the County Hospital
Saturday. l don't think it was. my
fault, and there were a couple of
resolutions brought in the other day
that worked me up.
Zone after the other was brought
and called me lot of names that I
didn't think was right, and in my ex-
element lost my head and said a lot
of things l want to apologize for to
the board of commissioners, to Presi-
dent Mccormick and mostly of all to
my friend, Mr. Coonley.
'T'm very sorry for what happened
to Mr. Coonley 1 think he's the best
man that ever lived. 1 shall boost
him all my life. After what did 1
nnvar fnIt Gu chnan in NV life
Graham guardian., 1913-12-05
Stomach Troubles Disappear

Stomach, liver and kidney trou-
bles, weak nerves, lame back and
female ills disappear when Electric
Bitters are used. Thousands of
women would not be without a bot
tie in their homes. Eliza Pool, of
Depew, Okla, writes: Electric
Bitters raised me from a bed of
sickness and suffering and has done
me a world of good. | wish every
suffering woman could use this ex-
cellent remedy and find out, as | did,
just how good it is" AS it has
helped thousands of others, it surely
will do the same for you. Every
bottle guaranteed, SOC and $1.00. At
all druggists. H. E. Bucklen & Co.,
Philadelphia or Ste Louis. adv-424 4
Graham guardian., 1913-12-05
BENEFIT STOCK MEN
Acreage for Pasturage in the
National Forests is
Doubled

The district forester has announced
that the Secretary of Agriculture
has recently extended the pasturage
regulations. This information will
prove of exceeding benefit to stock
men residing on or running stock
within the national forests of Ari-
zona and New Mexico. -...
Heretofore, stockmen on national
forests have been able to secure per-
mits for the fencing of land for ex-
elusive pasturage purposes on the
basis of 800 acres for the first 200
head of cattle or their equivalent,
and an additional acre for each ad-
ditional head. The acreage maxi
mum has now been doubled for All
zona and New Mexico, whereby 320
acres of fenced pasturage can be Sc
cured for the first 100 head of cattle
or their equivalent, and two acres
additional for each additional head.
1t is stated by forest officials that
this should meet the needs of the
live stock interests, which require
enclosures for the holding of saddle
stock, the holding of beef stock be-
fore shipment, as weaving pastures,
lambing pastures and for carry
ing poor stock through the spring
months.
In exceptional cases, where an ex-
cessive amount of fenced enclosure
is necessary to properly handle stock
on national forests under permit, as
for instance, the raising of thorough
bred cattle, as much af forty acres
per head has been allowed by the
Forest Service.
Graham guardian., 1913-12-05
Notice of Sheriff's Sale of Per-
sonal Property

]. T. Owens plaintiff. VS.. The Ga Valley Cop
per Company, a corporation, defendant.
Under and by virtue Of an execution and order
Of sale, issued out Of the Superior Court of the
County Of Graham, State of Arizona, on the 9Th
day Of November 1918, in the above entitled ac-
ton, wherein J. 7. Owens, the above-named
plaintiff, obtained, judgment against the
Gila Valley Copper Company, a corporation the
above named defendant, on the 9th day of June
1913 for the sum of Five Hundred and Eigty.
four and g5-l 100 1854 1851 dollars being the amount
due on the judgment and SiXty-one and 80 100
S6l.32l dollars, due as interest on said judgment
together with Sixty-four and 6O-l0O ,S64. .60 dol
lars. being costs Of suit including clerks and
plalntih's costs as provided by law, agRreRatng
the total sum of Six Hundred and Forty three
and S7-l0O ($643.SO dollars. lawful money OF the
United States of America, besides all further
costs and accruing costs and interest am COM
manded TO sell the property particularly describ-
ed as follows, to-wit:
Two ore cars 646 feet of iron rails on tracks. Ia
loose rails. two rolls l4-inch betting one roll l2-
inch betting, two rolls S-inch betting l5O-ft can
vas hose about $500 brick, two ore buckets one
10 HIP. boiler and one Pinch pump, two ore push
carts, seven Stag pots, all loose piping and pipe
lines on property, hYe gasoline tanks, one iron
water bucket, one A-inch wire cable on spool
one 30-inch circular saw, one cross-cut saw 20
single jack hammers, one barrel cup grease ond
drlll Jack, one pqll-up battery. one range stove,
two tables, two benches, one steam hoist, 800 f.
wire cable on hoist, one sinking pump, one store
building, six dwelling houses, one blacksmith
shop, one assay building. one complete assay out
one building containing mill. two SO HIP boilers,
one rs HIP. engine, one l0xl2 Blake erugher one
set of rolls, two Frommel screens. two four-com-
Partment i'gs, one Huntington MILL three 4 IT.
Whitley tables one Fru Vanner table, one gasoline
air compressor, one liner drill. one Rand drill and
all connecting betting in building, situate on the
mining claims of said defendant in the Lone Star
Mining District. in Precinct No. l. about 10 miles
north of Stafford, in Graham County State of
Arizona.
Public notice is hereby given that on the 9Th
day Of December. A. d. 1918. between the hours
OF clock a. m. and o'clock .. m. at the min
ing claims Of the above-named defendant. in the
Lone Star Mining District. in Precinct No, l.
about 10 miles north of Stafford. in Graham Coun-
ty, will in obedience to said order of sale sell
the above-described personal property, or so
much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said
Judgment accruing costs and penalties 10 the
highest and best bidder for cash lawful money Of
the United States of America.
Dated this 18th day Of November A. d. 1918.
- =, G. ALGER, Sheriff.
by W. A. BENNETT. Deputy. 40-3t