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The evening world., 1913-04-28

gene Dye Works. In the Riverside Sec
ton. where . crowd. ordered to dis.
perse by the policemen. had withdrawn
to . hill about 100 yards away ana were
jeering the bluecoats. Eleven men were
arrested there.
Despite the rain more than one hun
dred persons waited for the doors Of the
Relief Station to open. Applications for
relief are increasing very rapidly now.
and Il IL evident that the strikers are
commencing to feel the loss Of wages
through the last ten weeks.
The evening world., 1913-04-28
SPEAKER al" SMITH
HURLS Def At SUlZEn.
Wants to Know How Governor Is
Going to Read Democrats
Out of Party.

III Gov. suizer 10 going to read GER
tain Democrats out Of the party II they
vote against his prime r!es BILL" said
speaker Az Smith to-day. u would
like to see him do IT,"
Speaker Smith was at City Hall and
had a talk with the Mayor before pro-
ceeding TO Albany to take up the
cudgels Of battle.
Let's see how the Governor 10 so,sg
10 read men out Of the party because
THY fail TO agree With him." said
Speaker smith. when he does II Il
will be time to talk
The evening world., 1913-04-28
PEDpLERS TO MAKE FIGHT
ON NEW eRl00E MARKETS,
Representatives Of 10000 Of Them
Meet to Plan Protest Against
Ruling.

Nsoreeentaitvee e N.ooe VSddisFs,
msmbsrs OF the United Cstissn P~ddisrs
Association. met IN Remington He'll. No.
as Second street. tAis afternoon. 70 pro-
test aenAnst the prspossd ordinance con.
0ning thsa - Areas eensash The vaFscan
bridges over the esst River and to two
markets II . blind alley between Lud.
low end usssx streets and at he juno.
tion Of Houston street and oeoohd street.
The psddisrs DO not object TO these
tsAt two markets. but they say the noise
Of traAAc over the evtAgss y tsrNac aad
would put . atop 10 thsir business.
The protest In printed form will b
sent to Mayor 0ayhor. and II the ordi.
nance 10 passed tomorrow. - the ped
disrs feae. they WiA para1s N.0eo stronG
to the CITY Heal on Wednesday.
The evening world., 1913-04-28
JAPANESE LEGISLATOR
GONG 70 CALIFORNIA.
~ United Pws.)

~ United PUo.D
TOXIC. April S.-Ehara 6oroku. q
leading member Of the House Of Lords.
VINO p,aas 20 cell for California on Nay
10 10 look personally into the proposed
Asasn Land Law agitation and. II pos
slbie. bring about better feeling among
CaliforniAns for japanese. II going %
me representative of the selyuakai. ~
the dominant or Government party In
the japanese Parliament 10 known.
The special envoy. therefore. will 20
20 California In = semi-ofYicial sapac-
~. Whether Soroku was designated
By the Emperor or BY Premier Yam.
amoto or merely volunteered his ser.
vecss to nv to bring about Q better
understanding between the two na.
tions was not announced.
The Foreign Office to-day was busy
looking up prscedsnts to ascertain
bow soroku could approach his mis-
stoa. whsthsr through Warrington OF
0acramsnte Or both.
The evening world., 1913-04-28
AVIATOR FLIES 1000 MILES;
MAKES ONLY TWO STOPS.
Cuillaux Makes Start From Biaritz
In France and Lands at Kollum
In Holland.

KoLLUM. holland. Apni "A dls.
lance Of nearly LOO miles IN airline
vas covered In aa asropians yesterday
end to-day by the Preach aviator
Ernsss Francois 0unlaux who made
soay two stops durinS his flight He
started from BiArrits In the extreme
southwest Of France on Sunday
ct - A. ~. and arrived here early
teddy. Aaving dssosadsA oaly twtso 10
rsplsnisA Ais fuel ~ Bordsaux and
Vilscoublay Just OUTSIDE Of Paris.
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BRITISH ARMY AVIATOR
Is KILLED IN FLIGHT.
Lieut.. Roger Harrison Attempts Too
Steep a Descent and Pals
-Four Hundred Feet.

LONDON. April 3S.-IAsut NoCss
Harrison Of the British srmy's avia-
ton CORPS was killed while aging At
Marlborough early to-day. He was
attempting . steep descent from .
height Of 200 feet when the elevator
u bis bipisns collapsed under the
stsNin an HE ma thine crashed 70 the
earth. Harrison was Instantly killed.
The evening world., 1913-04-28
ONE BROWNS, ONE ESCAPES,
Curious Accident 70 Steamfltter
while 81 Work.

Arthur Brown. . steamhttsr. was
drowned in the Lower Bay. on Fifty
nth street. South Brooklyn. to-day. and
Albert Rutiedge. another steamhtter.
haA q marrow escape. The two were
working on an exhaust pipe near the
propeller.
They had q Jerk line with which to
signal the engineer. Frank o. Davis,
when to start and tow the engine.
Brown fell against the Jerk line. The
engines started. Brown was struck
and thrown into the water and went
to the bottom. His body was not re.
covered. Davis. hearing the shouts OF
Rutledge. got to the stern pr the boat
In time TO save his life With . boat.
hook.
The evening world., 1913-04-28
Mrs. lie Compile Tells of Mar.
ital Woes Undisturbed by
i Frequent Interruptions.
HUBBY DECEIVED HER.
Says He Phoned Her Business
Kept Him, Then Called on
Another Woman.

The suit for Q separation wrought by
Mrs. Madslon L. Compts asainst "a.
ward L. Compte Of Astoria, an electrical
engineer and inventor, vas put on trial
In the Supreme Court n Long Island
City To-day. The lie Complies troubles
have been In various courts In Brooklyn
since last fall.
ArsL Ls Compile was the Arst witness
in her own behalf. From the witness
chair she looked out into an audience
which crowded the courtroom. In the
front row were her father, william
Kenmore. her brother. George. and her
sister. 0enevievs. all Of whom have
stated publicly nat their sympathiss
are with her husband. Neither their
hostile looks nor the occasional inter-
ruptions Of other SPECTATORS seemed to
disturb Mr.. L. Compts's calm.
MY trouble with Mr.. L. Compts BE-
gan" shs satd. when he tsisphonsd say.
inG he was dstainsd At the Ehret brew.
cry. whsrs he was employed. and said he
would not DO homo until late. BY Sc
csdsnt ] learned he Was IT the home Of
Nine Nav IN ru,,or .,..., X.,n.,.
not four n,ocs. s,nm -.
SAYS hGR HUoDAMO THREAT.
9US "1"'
That's . hs." shouted . woman at
the back a the courtroom. She was
told TO keep quiet. Mn. L. Compts ~
psAted the statement which had causel
shs eutburst.
nuso.ea cs'e CONE Rome
..,a .,.,,r~ w.. 90 .h... s~S
,hr..,sr a. MN n. ..1.s. s,~r.A =
~sr.r ,-.n.ssv.I,s tAs ro,.. a ~
"vsv.r ~. \. v.. ~. :. ~,c,,,A
,.u M. an an. 1920 -. ~. rs..I,
~ ~. 80. S...".s .,..,A IA, m.Ss
-. 800. -. :. IA.
80 A..
NJ. Wy 0e"s ""
When ooSscsse 70 hsr Vssss ne
Threatened me. once she came and
said that unless provteloa wAs made
| for her she would 10 % the Hhrsti
snA sxnosa thu rraft which vas coins
=. m IN. sr~vsrv. =
"c". 80. 81. -
| ~ ~
a. r. sullivan Exporter tor tow
Topics. came 70 SO me ano onereo u
print something against NJ. IL Compts
learned afterward that he was Dr.
0lsmund Blum, an siisnist, trying Il
raj sviAsnce an which I could be com
m,tted to An asylum. He cam. anoths,
finn. vI,h . man vho Vas. hs said. ,
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~WAR SPEECF' IN HOUSE
ON ATl.JAP BILLS,

WADea0s01ON. Ana ~ "waS
eeoeee" - support Of TIE 0ropeee4 cAa'
seAe eau-eusa lene NV was esuv'
49, = - aeeee ee-NAS ~ 1eoreeneae
~ usseoe o. A'sesse>eL II ws nuss
- ~ ~ seoon = We seeAenlsy
- II. vs. sne: -; $3.50 '! 81
~ ~ , u
- = 1scvses snsse ansae ueo ~
~ - ~ sses
Sen.seAesas 40 sAcS!d y ea'owse 70
- 49, 81 80 n ne ss!.
sssW ~ ue un"eo ssssess Wa wsen
Anesh ~ 10 sas~' - ne qose.
- ~ - eo.eseeS weas woase
s ~ wAss wosae Nvs'sae
Wa sesa 1eAsnSy NJ
AZ sesens ~ eeerss q Seeea . essss
sasmk - hse esmanda"
-. aeeeso see8 ~ poouon SsS tns
oooeee eevsseneas u DeeseeaAe
nnss aHsa 40 !eneasyoa ~ e.
eeoso0sg = ess.es - e.usens az" ~
eSso q ~ Ave sssso
- Iteoesnt ane sscNAV o.
-" go s'sson' esouse ohy e:s0se
& 80 osvesess - Ne 1eope o.
anes esoea woe ".
seesAees 80 ~ y
osAo' ~ 49, oeeos. 49,
y tss IeA ~ 49,.
- eeess ~ ~ 81 " -
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4 eess evs -
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SSSS ssvssansoa q sss Asvs
$3.50 NoAA
-. oaeea seeeodsa nae ~ Sesel
opnessnhe Ae6 ~ asn$ ~ 49, ".
M 0esUng eoea nesoe e 'see ~
y ~ judgment sssnsd bsse. waea svs
I ~ ~ net infringe vpen " SSdsea
(Dos1tut1on.
toloooa discussed at length peanss
nt1ruAtional Nv Involved In the ~
~ and declared test California; VI
&1oevoSing 70 % only whss Jaoe
q ~ already 1eos.
s1 Jaean nov shrssssas " VIZ ~
tAAs would she - when mulons
~ satissss havs sssuirel lanA u =,
e1naesyr' he ssaa y w sewe
M gtsDseatSsa that A esaeu eepsisue
\ e0ns 49, VIM
Re n4ss ~ $500. 49,"
we mooe peoo16vo 70 - AW0SSco
The evening world., 1913-04-28

- q osanssrl University. VIE came
y oneram<hto NJ the request OF Mr..
nSyaa 70 confer on the allen land
. sleuaton.
7 Dr.. Jordan h opposed to q land bill
- eny Mind that would single out the
1oeopie Of any nation. and particularly
the japanese, with whom he believes
the tinted states should be on most
: fyieadly terms.
aoerrLG the coNrRovGRsv ~
= MEANS OF NEW TREATY.
q AZ an alternative to yaGed land law
fearsang those Ineligible to citisenShip.
2 6hich. DR.. Jordan declares. would Be
unconsututional, he suggests that II
California has . real grievance II
: sbsuid provide for . commission to lay
the matter before the state Depart.
fsboae q washington and have the con.
atFuversy settled by means Of new
streaty.
y '-THe japanese Government desires
,susy TO avoid . disturbance" SAID Mt.
Jordan. I'm that Il 10 In much the same
posi00n a. our government 1t wash.
Ineton. This matter could be settled
q the satisfaction Of both California
END Japan II LEFT TO the state Dspart-
Deok.
Gov. johnson has Issued . statement
CLAIMING California; right 70 enact an
alien iasd Isw barring from ownership
eotSIgners who cannot become citissns.
H points 70 the fact that ether states
have passed similar laws. but that does
net mean that their lave are constit''-
tionai. ~ California Will ma u SIM
mar law 70 enacted here" 3D..
Japan WILL AWAIT RgOVLT o.
ORvAN's MISSION.
WASHINGTON. April Alt W.
steeea q the japanese Dmbassy to-day
90 sASrs had besn no change VI tee
status Of he associations regarding the
cn,ooeuia siisn land bin siaes Secretary
DeyUn,s departure for sacramsnto. The
4uonness Government y awaiting the
Soosoms oe the ss0stasy's NILSSON
\ Meanwhile \ y felt that anything In
~ natus Of interference. throusA ~
peessatas,sa VI dipionate protests o.
AS, atsousp. 10 inject itssf Int the soa.
seeAes about TO begin In California b.
tyopa Secretary Bryan and tie state
IAGas,aturs would only Nssod - smbAs.
! ~ Gle atsatiea.
NatAss the japanese Parliament -
SUD nor the Japaaeoe foreign once
contsapiatss sending . representative
y oaessmsnto 70 taks paft u the sf-
sorts - reach . satisfactory settlement
d Tie pending alien iAad legislation. 4
rspsrt 70 that eject gree out Of . PROC
es1tioa BY opposition dsisgatss IN the
A1aoaasss Assembly that they them.
oGDvss should asspatsh . rsUfessntativs
- California. In . pstvats capacity.
We1Asst aay sovssaosst stAtus whae-
~. w1eA he cole pusVoss q consult
~ Win the Japansss rss1dsats for the
loo90attoa Of Tie party leaders at
The evening world., 1913-04-28
JsA. u. 0rsessl DsaA.

John II. orisssl. member OF the Stock
Exchange Arm Of orisssi . Rogers, No.
= Broadway. died yesterday ut the
homo Of his partner In Plsindsld. N. J..
Ms wife ives with him end has brought
Ne bodv to thsir home. No. rs West
osvestlsth street. n. 0rissGi had Teen
3 0anees Of The pxchanSs taes ~
The evening world., 1913-04-28
SAILING PARTY OF SIX
FEARED LOST ON SOUND.
left South Norwalk Yesterday and
Not Heard From Since-lntended
to Return Last Night.

SOUTH NoRwALK. Conn.,. April =.
Stephen Bsils, his wife. baby and
three friends. aft this city ysstsr-
day morning for . days sail on Long
Island Sound. No word has been -.
csived from them ~ yet. and much aAx-
lefty for their safety 10 felt.
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HAYWOOD CAUGHT;
SET FREE ON BAIL;
SILK MOB Fooled
CONTINUED from Tyrst PasN)

rising ,ntonation which ended In .
hoarss shrek.
Those on the Erie train which left
Jersey City q 90 o'clock for dssti-
nations other than Paterson. "a not
recognise Haywood or Niss Flynn and
Treeca, WAo oceu. a seats ac,. . the
aislo. psehsps one Of two OF them rec
ognised the BIG leader. but Il v certain
ness of them nsvsr associated the quiet
man leaning back In . corner Of . seat
With the strike leader. nor the girl and
man across the aisle - his lisutenants.
nAek Of thsR at Deputy shsriRs
yewsts Jesdas and Watson. who
boasAed the tsAin at Jsrsey City.
TIE Asputi0 did not address Hay
GOOD nor modest him until TIE train
was drawing into Passaac. Then they
stepped to his side and one, Of them Cd
dsosssd him In conversational tone %
- not 70 sxctts other psrsons In the
| 81.
Gene on. Haywood" ne said. YOU'D
better get OF hers.'
"whas forr' demanded Big BILL" no,
moving from his seat
1--WE rot . warrant for you"
well. what's IL all about! What's
tho charger
DOESN'T THINK INclrINo TO
RIOT 10 MUCH.
ITS for preaching anarchy ana inoit'
Ing TO ROT
"Oh. II that ain" smiled Haywood
well. I'll get OF with you"
He arose slowly and followed IN,
Deputy Sherifs out Of the car. noddinl
soodby to Miss Flynn and Tresca
There vas . crowd Of some two hun
drsd strikers At the station. for thu
russ Of the authorities had been sus
pscted. and they cheered Haywood
wildly. lie responded by bowling ant
dofIins his hat. but he made no effor
. spsak and was hustled into an auto
mobile among his guards. and the tril
to Paterson started at once.
The run from Passaic was made q
full speed and It was only fs,
.. minutes after his arrest that Hay
;w,od reached tho jail In raterso,
tho auto following the back street
and dashtng up TO thu rear entranc
Of the prison. Haywood was hustle
I out Of the machine ana through tn
i. fall door before any disorder could OF
cur. After he had bean searched b
was lodgeA In Q cell.
HIS early release was expected b
the strikers, for Judge Abram KlsI
srt waA In court and casn bail va
ready. Patrick 0uinlan too. who va
arrested Saturday and held In default Z
q $1,000 bail. expected speedy. releas
for the cash necessary to release hi
had been rafssd ALSO
Haywood was rslsassd shortly bsfoI
!. noon after Judge KlsnsEt had hxsd
= baii st ta,ooo. The I. w. w. leader hu
!. rtsd to Turn HAL whore the strike
!. we're wsisaS. Tue han was packed
!. ne Asors and n the street stood ~
. a ~ more men and women Who HI
n heea uaAb1s - gain aAmsaon. Tit
i. ctssrsA Loudly - Haywood approach'
J. sna after stopoing 20 Say fsw won
t. from ~ stsps, Haywood hurried In
~ ~ hAG
= Nose At the SILK MILLS
ANNGoTgo.
b Apparently aroused by the arrest
y their leaders on saturday and the
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POET CHALONER'S
NEW VERSES HOLD
SOME hot Stuff
CONTINUED from First Pase.)


are his: Juvsnai. voitairs, swirl and
Byron.
Now to this list ada the name Of John
Armstrong Chaionsr, q member Of this
club, who viii meet ali corners at the
fourteen line sonnet, Shakespesrs rules
ana no hitting eleventh syllable Of the
Here's a gentle bit Of kindly observa-
ton and unctuous philosophy drawn
sror, oh..rva,,on a, the NstropolItsn
Opera House in season.
r.. n.,;p. uo,.. SLo.
~
tcos.e 1s.s .Ss ~
man ~ ~0'''. ''o
1ass oe1-eeassse %
~ Vp:
Sspsese VIZ. oos"s .es' ~ s
o.s .' - 49,.
s,,.v
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70 s. sa'" 90 'A's ' '
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0re.s. waess . sss se'0"' v''A'. 'A'''
..,As.ss vhoee slish>.ss sla.se
''o. .rs. s,..ss . ss,"s
~~.,-s.. ~, 80 A. Mar.
~ .revs-mo,. ssueas-
| sos,s~
4 sasx sssay q xuzusy s.A vissi
The evening world., 1913-04-28
ARSENAL EXPLOSION KILLS.
Wepknaan Victim Of Powder Crash
That Rocks Houses.

PHILADELPHIA. April "a work.
man At the Frankford Arsenal Of the
Federal Government was killed to-day
whom hundreds OF pounds IT powder ex.
p,oded In one Of the buildings The
shock rocked houses In the vicinity ana
for q while many persons believed tina
an earthquake had occurred.
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INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
DUE TO-DAY.

Sulis. Nsy.gass. 2sosfS,.; Sssn en- r..
p WilIcn 4. AT Marc visilancta, Havana.
v.s"H RsrbsdoS ATnpahos, JacksDuvills.
Il Esahinstou. AlriesS Cherukee. 0eoyetown.
\. 1%a:vSsS. iS~dA. u TsaIsins. HAVE.
Ninnsvashs. London.
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The evening world., 1913-04-28
,OO At THE SILK MiILo6el
ANRgsTgo.

Apparently aroused by the arrest OF
their leaders on saturday and the In
hAmmatory speeches made yesterday In
HalsAen, the strikers turned out In large
NUMBER tais interchangeable bsetnning OF
ne tsntA week Of the strike. Il was
only shout 10 O'Clock when . telephone
message 70 Police Headcaartsrs asked
thu; aid 10 sent to the Kramer 4 Kins
dye shoe on the outskirts OF the city.
There an unusually large number OF
picksts had conSrsGated and the temper
Of ths GROVE quickly became msnscins.
Dossns OF men we're packed close about
the doors Of the plant. and the manage
understanding trouble Tor the hrst Of
their remaining operatives who might
try to enter the ptant--asksd for help.
A patrol wagoa loaded with police
men was started for the plant In q
rush. The rein! .sments arriv theirs
70 find that the polict,.-a already on
guard had ar sstcl fourteen men whs
he'd eArslstsd 6srsgardins the wsra
Ing e aispsrss
Ths patsel wss tasa ssas v Ne Ca
The evening world., 1913-04-28
NLOCEN
"Bssuty's Guardian"
THE FAMILY FRIEND

For . Bsby--As soothing
~ q mothers kiss 10 the
taby's delicate skin.
For the School Gii-Pro.
tects her from sun burn and
wind burn. >
For the Mothsr-A cheer
ong assurance that she can
losk a. young - che I els.
For the Gsasdmothsr-
.;oitens the lines and backs
up her assertion that che was
oucs . beauty"
Last - aad least - For
fsther-It brings the after
shaving smile.
AZ I'll druggists. - ssn,s .
'sl S::t . ias ! sS.s Wv ssstH
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Cincinnati, 12. Ropemter.

Cincinnati, 12. Ropsmter.
Sm Gincinnatier Giitritt 1T Der 5luB
lansiam i'm Steieeu begriffen unb bate &c.
tern Gbeno bel hieiiser Staot einen @aiier-
ftano bon 12.4 ssuB.
Die fclsenben Tepeiheu trafeu uabreno
oes gefrisen Iases bier eiu.
8ittsbura ga. -- Ger JluB BAT eineu
Rafiertano BON 60 5uB uno fdut.
gbarleston, gS. go. - Der iluB bat
einen @aiiereuub ppu s.5 SsuB uno ft.igt
Borts 8. - Ser sSluB bat eis
men @aHerttano bon IL Sub unb iteigt.
Rarfersburs u. gd. - Ter s5IuB
bat einen gsaiisraano BON 6.S ssuB uHo itetgt.
Ganamha salts, gS. ga. - Ser
SIuB bat einen 8aiierItano pon 81 JuB uno
Iieist.
Bt. Hleaiant. @. Ba. Der JluB Bat
eineu Raiieritaub pon Sc Jub uno feist.
gatlettsburg an. Ser 5lub bat
einen @alierfono bon 6.8 SSuB uno iteigt.
2ouisptlle, Rp. - Der i5luB bat ei-
nen BaNerfano bon 7.2 JuB uno fdut.
Gpanspille, Jnb. -- Ser sSluB bot
einen 8aferhauo BON 7.3 luB uno faat.
Cairo, 81. - Ger 5tuB bat einsH Bai'
ierfano BON 1l.5 syuB uno fdlIt.
D2empbis. Tsun.-Ier 5IuB tat elmer
Woiieriiano BON 9.3 iSuS uno itetat.
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Die @unserftabt Ganaoas.

8innepeg, oie 8uroerIta0t Cana.
6as, lpie Tie bon patriotlihen Gand-
6iern genannt miro, beitebt crit iei li!ls
qefdbr % Sahren rno bat iif III Die.
ier fur5eu 3eit 3u elmer 8roBitaOt pom
unaeidbr 100000 Gitupobnern ents
pideIt. Die Staot lit groB3iigig aEs
qelegt llno beiist berrli6e StruBcL
BON nelfen Die SuuptItraBen-Gors
taae 4oenue uH6 Hain Str. ei1;e
greite pon 1S0-2O0 SuB uno cine
2Guge BON "a 0feilen aufrpeiien.
8egenipdrtig miro cine neue 9raft-
itraBe, Qau U}aQ genannt. pelte sum
neuen BnrlamentSqebduoe ser Bro
otn3 Manitoba iiibren miro, gebaut
lno foa bieie StruBe cine getreue
Ra6biIouna ser Champ glpiee in
4ari5, 5etanutlid, oie prdhtigIte
apenue Ser @elt, peroen. @tnnepCg
III Dos Centrum uno Ser Sauptp9rs
fehrS- uno anotenpunft 3wiihen Dem
6itlifen uno peitlidleu Gauaoa G$
aibt bier groBe San0elsbduier nno
gaufgei6aitc, meiiteus ;SiIiaIen ser
aroBen Tirmen i'm Often lao III eng
lano. IS herrift nit 2lusuabme BON
Elm paar Maidlineniabrifen nod ne.
nig S5nbaitrie bier; Die 8ertItdttcn
Ser Canada Raciiic 9abn, peIhe lid
bier beiinoen, beid)aftigen uugeidbr
2000 Wf0nner, audi gibt e5 mebrere
Shllft, uno Qadiug9duIer.
Gie Stoot bat eineu nngebeuer re.
gen 5remoenoertehr uno peroeu III
ibren perifieoenen gahnbofen 5rpir
id,en 10000 uno 10000 Gerioncn
bei0roert. 8ctreibe uno 2unlber iiao
Die SuptprooIftc pom WanItoba uno
neroen hieielben BON bier nad Den
SafenitGoten oes SItens gebraht Die
9lrbeit5pcrhd!tniiie iino feinespess
ioId qiiuItigc, ME lie BON Der fapitas
liitiiden GreiIe Wanitoba& 5ingeItcls
per0en. Die 20bHe limo lngefdbr Die
ielbes ipie IN Den Staaten; oie Wtau.
rer brfoumen 20 Gents, oie Garpen.
terS uno 8ainters 500 Gents pro
Stun6c. Wtun muB aber beoellten. baB
oie 9auiaiIon bier cine Diel tiir5ere
III mic in gnaldno. 1ie Greiie iiir 2es
5ensmittcl Iinb i'm AQgeneinen chuaS
nieoriQcr ais in Den Staaten; Vtietbe
uno alcioer iine billiger, Sd)uhe uno
9urusartifel beoeuteno boher,
Sduhc }. g. meIte IN ReD
Dorf fiir SO perfallft ueroen, foiter
bier 50 80 bis So. Tur 9icrtrinfer iii
Die betriibenoc 5bntiade nlit5utbeileu,
onb Elm elm 8las Bier 10 Gents foitet
nno 3reunoe be5 yehteu 9aperiiheu~
peroen erifreden. meun iie erfabrau,
aoB bier Elm @laS Wfilndener poer
@iir5hurecr fiir 30 Gents uertnuIt
miro. @bisfen uno anoere Sd)ndpie
iollen aber beoeateno blIligcr ietu ulC
III ben Stantea. Sartfoblen fo'teil Don
$40 bis $fi Die Come. 9eIonoers
bod iino Die Dtieiben uuo IinD fiir
.etnfld)e @obnunaen nit bier 3inr,
|mern $22 bis $50 noudtIit) 5u be.
sahlen. SIM @an5en aenenmen IinG
Die Sobne lno Ole 9reile Der 2ebens'
Ibeoarfmlle nnseiabr bleielben mic ii
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-12
Mu3tudrtiae W8drtte.
Ren gort, IL. gaopember.

ReHf. - Ser Nartt mar beute ruhia.-
Spring Batent 44.85-4.5s, a8inter straiab.s
1<.1O--x.20. 9Binter gc,euts 440-3.sO,
6prine clears e4.00-4.20, grtra so. |
1Dinter t8.55--8.75, Grtra go. 2bo. 1896
$50. 9anias 6trnigbts s4.1o-42O.
RoaqenmebI mar itetis. - Jair bis
SuteS SS.60-c.71 Aotes bis fanep t3.75-
6.S0.
Maismetf mar rubis. - Seines peiSes
snb seIbts tl55--i.so, srobsS &1.6o-l.65,
4ilnbrieb 4S.76.
HeGgenift heti9. . Refe.u e7Ke
{. IL. Mem porl GTpor..
Oerfe 1T fetis. - RaItserts ee-77s
s.tf. Bufafo.
Retsen.-Der Uear,t mar felt. - 9o.
: sother 06Heeif. Rew gort 2yport, DO.
Csc (. 0. b. fMnimmenb; So. l Northern
Duluth 06te f.c.t. ftpimmsnb.
Ne eH4forn-Wars NOR taum Itetig.--
Gyysrt 7a4e (. .. 5. f&uimm.nb.
9afer. - Rarft mar ruhig. -Stanbarh
Usiber 46 - 46c, Ko. ueiser A - 45e.
fanes abseiAnittener DeiB.r 4s-47e.
oeu mar itetig. - STANDARD l00e. SO.
105e. Ne. . 05--e1He. 80. 8 s5-S0e.
Qepfeu iit itetig--Stoi., orbindrer BID
1oiee 1918, se--47c; 1914, so-25e; BaciFs
GsaIt 1915, Ss-Soe. 1919 s5-ase.
1duts finb wiaig. - Central Gmeries
81 H-s3e. 6osota Si--s2s.
9eser ii feIt. - 6emIoi fras $500.
ieconoS 38--30c.
Sort mar itetia.-Jamilp $14.5o-2T.00,
ltcrt clears eI9.75-31.00 Ueb t2s.00-23.50
Beef mar ftefig -Sartls tlS.50-20.o0
QeS e15.0o-1S.b0.
gut ReatS naren iEau. - 0epbfelt,
Bellies 10 biS IL Hfuns, l8k - 16e, DO
Shinfen f4-14Ae.
G4malg lit milIig. .-Tibblsf f8eit prime
9fu.s5 1895; NaftnirIS taum i.etia.-
Continent sii.o5. .. q. tl2.I0 gonpOuH,
SH-84e.
Tafs III rubis.-Srima gits Az eKe
gcunirn e-s4e, Special IL.
Bsumu OIL faamt .Gel mar wirlia
Rrima CONNER seibes 81 .9o-s.94.
estroleum ift ftetts-Ha'Tnirte Rsr
pori Buff es.25; Barrels ts.75; Qa'ei
tll.25.
ID B0Its III ftetis.-2umstie 5lsse. Csis
a5t.
3an mar itetis. - s,rainss. ssuSsn
i;nes bS suteS $40
XuSentin iit ftstts 81 4se.
ReiS In ftetis. - gtnssimtl9sr 2,t-ss
Nstna 6k-5Ae
NelaiIes ID f.tis. - Wep Crieani
Open Restls, gutter Bis dolce. s5--55t.
Yu6er.-Noter If icFt.-Ruseassis 9
Ttit, 3.o4e, Centrifugal % 1efs S.54
QolaiieB 8u6er 80 I,t 9.79t. RafHnirte,
mar rubis. - Gut Goat 5-30e, Grufhe
SIC, Nsalb ~ ASS, ,gubss4.e .eoe, Eppee.e
4.45c. 0ranuiateh 4-85t, Eiamone ~ <.3s
GsniseienerS ~ 425c. So 436e, Rs.
%.o6e, 70. . 4.0oc, Re. I 8.S5e, Vo. s $50,
70. 3 1Jsse, 80. Z S~S0c, SO. s.s5e, Ro.
s.To,, Re. 10 S.s5t, Ro. IL S.00c. Vs.
S.56e, 10. II t.Soc. go { S.60c.