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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-23
Gbltaap. 22. september.


Beiaen.--ssir September s6K-s7 Nc
am S6InB s71s; flr DECEMBER s85S-s9 Nc
am S9Iub SSNe; fir gsoi s31s-s4t ~, an
Sd,luB 93zc.
Beti9tprn. --Ear September 74K--
1915, am Sdlub 744r; ftir DECEMBER II Il
-2Hc, am 5hIub 723kc; fir NtaI 78--
1876 AM S6luB 73Kc.
pa afer.-Jir September AK -413lc, ON
SnluB Al 1e; fir December 4S3s - 44c
am ShiaB 483sc; fir Nai 4eH--47Ese
am SdlGus 4G3sc.
Neggen. - Ru. Q neuer 67He.
Berite -80-S2C.
1Imotbpiaameu. - R:a.r &375--
I5.25.
afeefaam:n $500 - 11.25 per
geniner.
Re Bp orf. - 5000 per 8bI.-- Tar
{annar $2015-2020. am ShtuB s2O.15;
fur Dfat 5000 n -20.40, amShluB $2032 Il
Shmat8.-s1I.20-11.e2H per 100 Bfb
5ur Gftober $11.22H-11.25, am SchluF
s11.22K; fir ,3nnuar s11.05 - lilo, an.
SbluB t11.07H; fir Rai $11.20-1L22K
am SbIuB sl1.22l.
SHort Rippeufettens - &l0.75-
fl87H per 100 Hfb.-5iir Ettpber SI1.22 Il
--11.25, ant SdIub s1125; fir Januar
$1,000 - 1906, ar Sd,lus s10.62H fur
Nai s1o.75-10.s0, am ShluB s10.75.
Butter, - DRnrft mar uuperduoert--
0reamertes 25--251zc per Bfuno.
Gier. - Wartt unnerdnoert. Grbinorp
Itrits 81 22hs iirfts 28 - 23Hc per
GuBenS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-23
ueberftd3t oes Cineiamati ii
Wfarftes,
Shr bic Wsntas, ben %. stpttmber
1913 eneieenos @o4s.
aineinmati. %. etpi.mbtr 1918.

GtneinRati. %. September 1918.
Tie naHfolsenoen EHctirunstn bs,isses
I'd nur auf Gngros.Transatfionen. Be
hsinfren 0sfAaf ten reytsn s,uas hetsr.
8reiit btretnsf.
Drosifionsn.
Ter Narst mar rahia, bic Brsifs ns.ia
Samast - prima Sisam sll.i2k-
f122k I. Oh.
dredeustfaIssnss TisifA. -
Rarft fettg. - short dear SsifeH ny
i294e, ftprtRippeHisltsn f24--l2Kc. eytrs
Iscrt dsar Seiten i24-t2ke, SAullsrn
like, Bellies sH-I3ke lcfs sHl
No mehr rerpadt.
Rarft hetia. - Stert dear
esiien 1sK--lSAc, furseRtppsufsiten isZ
1870, sItra bort dear Seiitn iS4--isHe.
S4uIierH IL - l3zc nno Ueuiss l4A-
i5t Ieis uRe W per Bfuas mekr rersa6t.
Sugar Cursd.SltitA. Nartt IN fstia
- G6intM isH--i9s, BieHie SnuItsrn
18H IA, HEeasfalt Bacon 10 - a0e
S6aItern 1871 Rem pcrf Gut Snul.
tern 1sh-ils. trsatns HssisSGinssa ts4.0o
--76.O0.
eabsepbasItes glsifA-Harft
kstis. Sninien IAN - foe, a3ieaie GAul.
tern 10k-f0kc, HtlIies lT-l7Ke, S4m.
tsrn 11--iiKe. RsU porf Cut SAuliera
Hike.
BrtfAss 1leif6. - eGiRfen ts--
iexg psenis SAustern s--gke, SAal.
tern 9-ekc. Hort AsppsnEeiien s4--lokr
bort clear Ssitsn i0-l01e, eYtra itor.
Ssifsn w - iO4e, Hslies l4--ieKe per
Bfune.
Rth! uno estrsipa
Nthi.-- Hinier 4asent GALS - ass
Wsnisr 6anep eS.0o--4.10. Uirter Va.
mIlp t2.eo-s25, Grtra s2.S0--2.G0, or.
tlnares e7.60--2T5, barter Beisen Yateni
N.6o-6.00, DO. idnes e2.65-4.25, DO. da.
siiia eS.so--400; Rooosnssi, nprbUestlid
efuliidtss e6.eo-4.00. rstnss Stir eS.00---
t20k. aemii6ifs 4s.s0--x.I0 per Bbl.
MstssA - M0rft Iietia. Rp. . rpfher
6infer 10 97e, go. DO. s3--e5 i {:
No. 4 rofher 10 - s8e per x3l. Eerfauit
HuroeH: Cars .Ro. roitsr III seks, 4
0afs DO. sa o6kf, 1900 9u. rpther nach
Yrobe, binbarni, sa SIC auf benz Neleiie.
BeN 6fcrH- - Marft rutig nnb iteiia.
xo. : sptlbes TIT II no. Q peises 7s -
nc. VIC. tusibes 74K--T6r, no. 2 eeibes
soh-5cs. Ne. . DO. 75--76Ks 20. 4 90.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-23
T. !. ]lfurTagtgo. i.'';: s..,:
BIG unipa. 5rait1rbGnbe.

cine a6du0erung in Der 0uantitdt
Der QusIdat. uebriQens bemertt man.
odB oUnner itebenoe @rb1en bel fsufs
ter BitterunQ in Der gliitbeseit beiIcr
GuSieben oIs biht itebeube; tpuqeqeu
Dte'e mebr Strob Qeben uno ben 30
Den IN sinem miirberen 3uitQnbe bin.
terlai'sn, IS tOnmt aIio auF bic
y}eben3nede an, bic man betm Grbisn
bau bat. Gintge IDo1sn our1 Iehr
otd)te Saat oa5 untraut unreroriideu
uno Iaen DesbaIb bis 3u 3lpei guibsl
duf Den ater. SSh babe aber nod ME
bemertt. 0aB man bieie 2(bTitt oa.
ourh erreiht babe, inoem pas I'm
traut, .bsionOsrs Der 5eoeri6 friibsr
bod uno aur 8liitbe tommt ols Die
Gr5Ien, penn niht cine befonoers
fruttbure WitterunQ oaS Bahstbum
oieIer beqiinitiqt.
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Nusiudrtise Wdrtte.
Q,p lert. q. E.ptenbsr.

Rehi. - Gtr Narst mar heute ruhta
Spring gaieui s4.50-4.s5, geiutsr Straiab!.
t4l0--4.20, g5lR.er gcfeugs a. 40 80
spring clears t4.00--4-20, grtra gsiHts,
Ro. t3.55-3.75. Grtra DO. go. 2 1885,
$50. kdnids Stratshts e415--425.
HraeeRmsbl mar itetig - 5air BID
saies $S.s5-S.95, dolce bis iaHea S4.00-
410.
Raisms6t mar itetig. -Seinss psiBss
sno gslbts ti.60-i.65, grobes Sl.55-1.60,
giInorieb $4.00.
Rogsen 1T rubis.-ap. W.I..rn 72 Hs
e. IL. 9eu PORT GEpprt.
esrii III rubi3- Ralsssrfts 20 -- 7St
c. |. I. Buffalo.
Eeissu-Eartt mar beute rpiaia. go
rUiher soe c |. Wsg gort Grpert, Do
91Hef. o. b. ftruimmeuo; glo. Rori6ern
3nlnth 9SA lob. i1uimmene.
MsH4sorn.--1tcrst 1T hsuie piLIig. -
Export sly I. 0. b. famtmnsuh.
Safer. - Ieartt ~ tuIllig. Stdnodre
DeiBsr 4S--4sHc. gso. meiber 4sc, yeo.
q 47-47he. Ro. 4 4o-4etac, faHep abs
seinHlttsnsr rpelssr 4s--49kc.
pea mar ltetig. STANDARD 1905, Rp.
1856, Ru. Q Csc. 20. 3 s5c.
SOFTEN iit itit Stais, prbin6rtr bis
dcies 1919. 20--24e; 1918. 34-4oe; gaelft
GsaIt 1912, 22--24e. 1918 25--2se
Sautt ftno felt. Central amsrlsa
8-81he, 8osotu SfK-S2He.
SeeeriIt feit. - Semiod iirits s9--30:.
ffcrnhs 2S-2sc.
Eori III i,etig.- ganilp s24. .50-2s. so,
hort clear s2o.25-2i.50. Web s23.50-2400.
Beet mar rubig.-Gamiis sl9.00-2000,
Nsb si7.50-ls.50.
Guf Wsats parsH ruhig. - Gep6,tlts
Bellies 10 bis IL Btuno, I3A --i5he DO.
ShinseH 1876
Snmals mar fsit. - geibbls sseit
prima sIl.&0-ll.50; RafHnirtes mar feit.
Continent sll.so, 9. u. SASS. COMPOUND
9-e4e.
fais III rubis. - grima Gitp su 66t
9ouHtrp s-e4e, Special e4c.
Baumu Of aamtH. Gel uagereaslt
9rtuIa CONNER sslbss tT.so-7.5o
ysiroleum III 'tetig. .-Saafiintrtes Rem
pori SuIt $500; Barrels ss.7o; gafes
tll.00.
u ollie ii ftetis.- 7Omsftis 5Isscs Ohio
csc.
oar, par wlaig. - Strained, e.uosn.
Iitss bic sutes t4.l0--4.2o.
1srpentin III itsti9 sa 43Ise.
Rels III feft 9inhfimii1er s,f - oe,
HetRa 6l4 --5Ae.
RplaTfss il itetia. - Reu Orleans
Epen RsttIs. gutter bU 4oies. $500.
yadtr--Aoaer mar itetig. SRuscapoas
% TeIt, si7e. Centrifugal % 9eft ss7c;
RolaieS gufsr 50 Isit 2.s2s. Rainnirter 1T
itstig. 2uf acaf 5.8Oe, Grufheb $50, Dipulb
~ 6l5c, Cubes 5.05c, Ecwoeseb 4.9oe,
GraHnlaiee 4.scc. Tiampne n. 4.60, Con.
feeipRsra "a 4.65e, 30. 4 4.65s, Rp. . a4.o5r,
70. 9 ko0s, 20. 4 s.s5c, Ro. o as0e, Ro. Q
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73-74Kc, Go. 2gtmifhtes 76-76le, SO.
90. 10 6H--76e, ITO. 4 DO. 731f-74Hc, wtiBes
Fnlbenfcrn 78--7se, aefbes DO. 77-7gc, ce.
mii5fts DO. 76--7sc per gu. -- Berfanft
wuroen: 7 Cars Ro. Q peiBes su TIC, 2@ars
Ro. 3 DO. 5u TIC, 2 Cars go. 4 DO. al 7ee,
ears 9ts. gelbes 5u 76e, Cars DO. sil
16He, | Gar No. 3 DO. Su 76kf, 500 Bu.
yto. DO. nit HDggen AZ 76c, TOO Bu. Rp.
DO. 5n 75he, 3 Cars No. gtnliihtes su
Iocs ! Gar DO. nabeBu rpeiB Bn 76Ke. 2gars
9fo. gentif]tes III 78c, 2 Cars bo sm 75lc,
] Var DO. so 75Kc, / Gar gsIbes aOIbens
Torn gu T6c Gar aoibentorn, menn meiB
3u 76e, ipenn gemiiht 3u 76c ani benz DE
paftr.--Warft uilliger.-Yo2 Deiser 40
--46Ee, StaHoaro meiBer 45Iz --46e, 30. 3
iptIB.r 44h-45c, no. wetber 43--44 nc,
No. 2 2genil6ter 45-45Hc, go. 8 DO. AZ
45c. no. DO. 43--44e per Bu. - gerfauft
muroeH: Gar geo. 2 fueiber hu Acc, / Gar
y DO. 80 44Hc, Gar go. 4 DO. su 44Kt, /
ear Stdnoaro rueiBer ia 46e, / Gar ipeiBer
nad Vrobe, heiSeno, su 441ze, Gar go. 4
gemlifter 81 43c, 800 8u. Gemifdlter nadJ
Hrpbe an 41c nuf bent geletfe.
Hoggeu. - Nlarft itetia. - seo. 9 70
Tic. Ro. 3 DO. 6T--o9 Kc. 0o. 4 DO. 5s--66e.
Berfaufi puroeH: 500 gu. Ro. 2 nit aorn
AZ zoe. 500 Bu. go. 3 DO. Sa 6sHe auf benz
Beltiis.
Ger II e.-Wo. Binter 70--75e, go. 8
DO. 65-7Oe, Ro. 2 Spring s0-s5c, Ru. 8
DO. 75--s0e per Bu.
BsrsIetn Der @etreitesBrsife nit oenisni.
gen AM gisshsn Iass oes porissn Jattss:
Sspt., ~. 1918 6ept., 20. 1919.
weiseH, Ho. Q rother MiHter 90kc 1866
Ia .taR
baisr. yao. 8 serriI6ier 49,. 45c 34ke
H0gaeH, go. q Tie 7sc
etu, Ro. l Ttmottp 80. $1,000 $3.50
g8hisfn.
Der Warft mar ftetis. Berfauft mureen:
1881 Bbls. Tiffilsrs SyiniIbee Woobs auF
Der Baiis ppH Oil .88 per Dd!Ione.
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gtnsinnati. %. stpt,mb.r.


Sm ginaHnaiisr Tiiiritt wirb Der ShioHus
hatlouar blsibsu. eSritsrn abcno 5atte Der.
isIbt bsi bisiiasr Staot sinsn @aHerItans ppu
ll.4 sut.
Die 'sIs:He.a G,psFh.a traFeA pasrsRs
sss ssarsgtg Sagst BIER sia.
ptttsbura ga. Der slus Sal .iaeu
waHsraaas bon s.e gus uRe aeigt.
sbaEt.ttos. u. 81 Der aIus Aas
sinsa EaNsrfaas ban "a 5uj unS ltebt.
sertsmouts, Q. Der f.aI sat sia.s
Mafuhans son 2.s uub ftsiet.
gartsrsbars, sS Ga. Ger Mai bat
sintn Baferaaab ben - ,yas kas ftsiat.
fsaansa sails, 70 ga. Der slub sat
ss'n Hafersane ben s.s Sai xns feigt.
VI BItafaat, s. ga. Der 6lst bat
slnsH MaNsrtane ben II 6uS uns ifsisi.
Gatlettsbats. m. Der SlAs sat .i,
stH Bafsrfaae ben l.s eHt SAB feist.
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Gkieaap. %. septsmb,r 1918.

eausine 9elaie ss.50-9.20, a..
Rtitte s795-s.a5 f6wsrs t7s5-9.05,
raube $T.s5 - sos, Terssl s4.00 - s.25.
Rnrti tart uno Zoe hobsr
8stDss s7.15-94o, T.raB
Stiere 37.0O-S.10, ueitiid1e Stisre t5.75-
T75, Stotsrs lnb Jeeosrs s5.4o-- 500.
Rabe uuo osifsrs s3.90.s,S0. RaIbsr $3.50
-li.50 Rartt tart uuo l0c b6ber.
Shafsuno 2dmmer. -Snafs: Gin.
ssiHilide ss.75-4.s5, 5afrItngt s4s5-5. IS.
8eitIid9e s39o-475.
9aHntr: ginheimii4s $5.65-7.40. melt.
ltte s5.75-7.75 Hlarti itetig bis l0c ME.
eriger.
8ufuhr. - Stpsins IS, ,000. RiHbpieb
20,500, 5nafe uno Idmmer 5000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-23
wds. essss nws as.sss .w asw psrs.

aete .on cal' wurbs sH 2K-3< aus
aeIisheu.
grima Gtfaaftspapisrs Durbsn su 5A -
eE bisfpnfirs.
GterIinaGrhanatift LIT ftf. - Siht
su t4.s5H--4.s6 uno Gomntrtial quasi f
Asa.
Bunbes. CbIia trarsn fe-
TIC uno iuurbsn iuie fcIgt auotiyt:
Ser. Stnaten Hefnnbirung 96k - -
4@regifririe 4 i09h--I10. coupons 109a -
fi0Z, az reatf.rirts 1024--f08, COUPONS
1o2K-lOs, ponama Rssihsreb ~ s7. geb.,
DO. 8<, 99z--100
GttieHfHarft. - Nnfdnes ipnres itarf
gefauft uHo bic 9reiie liiegen, ipitsr leeot
trat cine Heattion Elm, uno eIH 5hell Der
@euinHe aing babel pieoer uerIoren. lie
GhluBnutirungen lfanben abtr n1eiItens
iiber oensn pom Dorigen SamItas.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-23

SeslsbtIIt, Ra. Der Stas bit sistH
Befsraane son 81 enb snb fnlit
epaHsptIIs, 3as. Der Hfas kdt tis
nu BaftraaaS SsH 40 Gus aso itebt.
gairo, 81. Der gIHs bat eiatH &uFsrs
tsEs ben rs Gub unb hetet.
Wtmssis SsnR. Der Slsi cat sinsn
Baftrasae SeH So Gus xab faat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-23

Wort. q. september.

Rem gort, %. September.
fupfer mar tsute fvit. - Slaubarb An
si6.55-16.25, gleetrolptic 5u S16.S7-17.00,
2att bu $500, eating Bu sl662-16.75.
RinH III tutai9 Su *41.5O-41.s7.
GIei rubis Bu &4.T0
Spelter lit ftstig su e5.s5-5.95.
9ifen.-Rnrtt itetia uno uuperinoert.
No. Rortbsrn $1,000 1856, ,Ro. . Rorttern
s15.75--16.25, ssp. / Souttern 1855
1915, Ro. Southeru ioft s15.25-l5.75.
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Yieroe nnS WsauleIel.
gineinnati. u. e.ptsmber. 1a1

Cincinnati. 22. September, 1918.
in Der osrilolisneu Ipdle mar Der Rar.t
sismitt Gebhoft. in ben Issteu 7agen aber
puroe oerfeibe ruhiaer. Die Bretie i'm aus
asnetnen Uaren itar.er uuo am StluB Der
gsots tDte iuIat:
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1850, 80. Z 8.80c, gec. 8 8s5e, SEQ. 8 g. TO-,
Rp. 10 8.65e, Wo. II $780, slp. 10 s.56c,
Ru. Is $500, 9to. 4 $500.
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Siebmarrte.
Einrinnnti 9

Cincinnati. %. Septembtr 1918.
4ufuhr uno 8erianbt udhreuo Der per.
oheHen @obe. uergIiheu nit ben uorbers
shenoeu z @phen tuaren pie ToIqt:
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9urnbr uno BerIuuot udhreno Der per-
hpnenen As StuHoeu pergllhen nit herieGs
ben 3eit Iester 8ofe tuareu pis ioIgt:
8ufubr: RiubUie6. Shpsln.. StaFs.
Sept.. lo-.....4ll5 3125 i0ss
Sept. "a 49,. 1858 s444 77s
Ter B.riaHSt bstrus in bsrfslben Ssit:
Sept- H.. 274 $50 221
Sept. 90. 334 4o2 42O
Rino 81 h.-2luh heute mar bic gu.
fuhr Dieoer sierIIih arps, oieRahfraae mar
cine quite uuo bic Irslis itsttg bis itart.--
@toders tparen ebenials in gutter Iadfrast
uHb netie.
SAuers Stitr. brahteu sr.5O-e.a5
C4len &5.00--5.5O, iyIsti@erftiere s4.75-
700. auserleisEs Bis EXTRA s7.25-S00, 6et.
fsrs t450-d.75, Grtra t6.S5-7.25, ,Rahe $3.50
$50, auserI:isHe bic EXTRA s5.s5-7.25
Gamers t300--425, Studers unb Eeeosrs
s5.75-7.25. Siod.oeiisrs sA50--5.75.
8uil - Sei mdBiaer 3ufnhr mar
Der Dtartt beuts itetig bis tart
Ragere uuo letats &4.50-5.50, Bologna
t6.o0-o.25, GEtra 1896, fstts Bulsu 1926
-8.75..
gRiI dafahe. Seute mar Der Rartt
sisnlIit !ebbait unb Die 8rstie itetis bis
ftarf
gItra $s5.0o-90 90, CUTE bis auserleTsHs
&o0.00-s2.5O. oroiHdrs bis CUTE $25.O0-
$500, iaHru s95.00--l00O0.
st bsr.--Bet siemIih GROCER 3uiubr
mar Der Rarit beate itetIG. lie Radfrags
mar cine quite.
Grtra sl1.00-1I25. fair bic quite leidte
$s.50-i0.75. oroiHars uno srobs $500
1880.
z hneiue-E lie 3uiuhr mar beute
Eienlih groB, bic Radfrnae cine CUTE uilo
bic Hrttie tart uno um I0c hpber.
S4Dere S5tpeins brahtsu $s.s5-9.l0,
suls bts auserIsisHs 8s"paduusss une ;yIei.
fhsriorteH t9.15-9.20, oroiudre bis auser.
leieue ihpere fstte Saae s4.50-s.l5, GEtra
ss.25. Staas t425-7.25, Grtra $7l0-T.15.
Ieitts BerioHosiorteH o.. 75-9.20 7ssrtsG
BON 40 BiaHo uno Ueniaer t4.o0-3.25
Snufs suEo Sam meE-3ie Rahiraae
mar cine 5ttmllh CUTE uuo bic RreiIe ifetie
Sdait.-- grtra Ieihte s4.00--4.10. gute
bic auseriefeHt s3.50-40o. prbindr. bic quite
81 75-S.25. SHUTTER Sd,aIe e3.50-4.5O,
9dhrIinee S3.50--5.50.
2dmmer. - GTtra brad.en s7.25. gut. bis
auserleieHs &8.60--7.15, prSiuare bIs gut.
s4.50-6.5o, guls s3.50-4.00.
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@e5upfts
Super unb Q1iltiff ..............2 .20-22C
G1efdnt,itts ........ .22--24c
gerf6i.benea
Eefe. - Warft III itetia. Geiu5I robes
SEC, gefphtes 68c per Gallone in Bartieu
Don Bbt Grtra Biattr Telt gdr66l Soc
per @atione. Cotton Sesb Del raffinirtes
89e per GalIune. Terpentia ACC; getro.
leum, Ohio Carbon 1870 Grab 1Oc, bo. 160
Grab 1IKe, bo. SeabIisbt 175 Grab 12K--
1876. Grefpn GafoIiu 1sc, Raphta 19c Der
@alone IN gartitu pon 1 bis 5 Bbls
GaTA ~ Der Nartt III rubia. Ohio
Riner si.2o. RihiaoH uHo Qtron Sl.I4 per
Dbl. BON $50 Rfnno.
Iolg iuiaiger. -Ertma gitp 7K--7Kt,
%. 9nuHtrp IKE per BIunb.
&phleM-Rarft ruhio. guuobioobens
ss.75-4.00, RuB u. Glad t215-2.25, edna.
wba StidtpbIen s8.75-4.O0. RuB uuo clad
e2.10--2.25 per Eonse a5aelielsrt. Raut.
loie GtitdtobIeu $500, antbraette s7.75--
500 per Tonne abaelieiert. gote tpFet $3.50
per 9onae ab1elieferi
EsAern Wadiyoon c,,t apra;Ea s..s;,
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9ufnbr uno 8erIunot pdhrena Der per
honsnen 4s Stuuosu uerelthen nit oerIeE.
ben Selt IeBter S8ohe uaren tpie iolgt:
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Der Rarit mar ffetis. B.rfauft murben:
l03l Bbis. TiifiHers 5iniibeh Uoobs ali
Der Baiis poH sf.88 per Gaaone.
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MERICAN TRADE.

According TO bulletins issued by
the department OF commerce. Ameri-
can manufacturers are now finding
greater and wider markets in differ
ent countries Of the world than ever
before. More than one hundred coun-
tries. colonies and dependencies are
included in the field To which the
manufacturers Of the United States
are distributed. We are selling auto
mobiles in seventy different countries.
including the Canary Islands. and
the Dutch East Indies. Siam. French
Guiana. Bulgaria. Servia and Monte
negro. Last year We sold the aero
planes to Japan. Cuba. jamaica and
Australia. American plows are turn.
ing the soil in eighty different coun-
tries. and our exports OF this pro-
duct alone last wear amounted 10
S1.O0O.O00 Seventeen million dollars
worth 81 harvcsJers and reapers went
20 about the same countries. while
ninety different nations bought our
American breakfast foods American
railway cars to the value Of SS.On0. Gao
We're exported. while Sll.5Oo. 900
worth Of cloths went abroad Ameri-
can typewriters went Ia seventy dif-
fer"nt countries. and American cash
registers 20 sixty different countries.
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Thursday, May 1, 1913.
THE MINE STRIKE SITUATION.

In another column OF the lntelli-
gencer to-day appears an address
from the citizens organization. rep.
resenting the striking miners in the
Paint and Cabin Creek regions. From
this address 1t appears that repre-
sentatives OF the miners accept the
settlement. but intend to look with a
jealous eye for any encroachmcnt up
on the right and privileges given
them under the operators agreement
One fact pointed out in the address
deserves thoughtful consideration by
the people OF West Virginia. namely:
The degree 10 which public funds
and public machinery have been cX-
plotted for the benefit OF the coal
industry.
The cost % the maintenance OF
three miners hospitals aggrcca,ing
over 100000 annually
The maintenance and the frequent
use of the state militia Tor the pro-
lection OF mine property
The maintenance and operation OF
the state department Of mines.
All OF these things impose upon
the tax payers OF West Virginia very
heavy expenses. and all OF them are
more directly for the benefit oi NINE
operators than Tor any other class
OF our citizens Eventually the mine
industry in West Virginia should pay
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NEW NEWS OF YESTERDAY

By Z. J. Edwards.)

Shortly after the death OF J. Pier.
point Morgan. Colonel Roosevelt pub
lishCd an editorial article in which.
while alluding To some of the b-ne.
factions which characterized Mr..
Morgan. he also referred 10 "A sue
cesSful appeal made to Mr. Morgan
shortly alter the death Of a certain
United States senator. Mr. Morgan
mas told that this senator's family
been faithful public servant for
years In all that time he was abso-
lutrly dependent upon his salary for
his support
Th"rcupOn Mr.. Morgan gave a sum
OF money sufficient to Iroyidc a mod
crate income for the family. but he
CAV" the money upon m. express
stipulation that the gift should never
Dc made public.
This incident reminded Chauncev
VI. D"peW OF an experience he had
during his second term as United
states senator
Ono Of the most pathetic appeals
mar ever were made to me-" said
senator prpew. came from a man
whom ! greatly respected. This man
had had long service in congress
Part az this service was in tho hblSe
OF representatives. ~" had been
elected also four times as United
states senator. He was very promi-
Etnt b"ior" the country. ! do not
know of any senator whose name is
hetecr known. lie was not % brilliant
man. but he was conspicuous for his
gi! ~ common srn~e and he was
constantly wat'hfu' - she interest 81.
Tho people o.: his state no matter
whether appeals came from members
sid,
"One dav the senator intirrqted 70
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the legislature aggregated something
like four hundred thousand dollars,
all in the interest OF the coal opera
tors.
In return for this kindly care and
these gentle miniStrations on the part
Of the generous. taXpay Ing public. the
coal operators have Wrestcd from The
miners their earnings and practically
robbed them Of their freedom. In
this connection an extract from
prospectus issued by one OF the big
coal companies involved m the suihe.
as an argument used ny the stocA
brokers To cOuNi UCc -OreIEu investors
that the stock would pay dividends.
j. Illuminating
The stock OF this mining company
is absolutely sure 10 pay dividends
We run company stores real depart
tucut stores. az which The miners have
20 buy al OF their supplies Having
an absolute monopoly. no huc"sttrS
az any sort being permitted iu me
camps We are able fo charge very
high PRICES for tho stun sold in the
stores "" make big prcht on the
powder ne miners Use as vel as a
big prof on their tools While We
make 90 profit Du every ION % coal
mined our great profit comes from
90" cumpr nv's store
u IS fast downing on the West Viz
rin.a miner that h. has submitted to
these brutal tryaunies long enough.
and h. is beginning To- realize that
there ar. some rights that even the
coal operator Is bound 20 respect and
the coal operators who have been
publishing that ~, miners are law
Joss. cannot long escape the couse-
cIruco- ~ the trend Of public opin-
ton Or .- plain tu be- seen who are
tI.H q hn AamrtNf the
miners az ChcckVcishmen who com
pel them to cItc their mis'rably small
'fruuE. to tho cOmpanys stores
vuu chars. them eXhuritaut prices
for Nr,tChrd slatke in which 10 live.
v BOO prevent them from organizing
.ud 40 The same time maintain pow
trfui organization krOWu ne The West
Virginia coal Operators Association.
r IIrL d. composed cXClu fiNcly ~ The
MON Who own mines exercising th'
right fo organize and 1rroedtinE 60
themselves 900 fur powers az orgtuill.
tnn and DENYING to tIr men who toll
.r fHD mines. and Whp. acting siuEiy
.rt Vstt and fran the riFhf ~ nr.
Flr.ln This Inconsistency which b.
IlHIlt mflr. cannot 'ouE endure.
There viii be no abatement o. e.
fort and neither time nor money viii
Be spared 90 protect the lawful and
statutory rights ~ the mine workers
~ Wcs. Virginia. and 20 secure 20
fhtr and 90 fnrir families rights
guaranteed by the constitution and
laws Of this state
THE CITIZENS ORGANlZA
TON or WEST VIRGINIA
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going TO ask YOU for a loan. | have
enough now for my immediate needs.
but want To say to you that in a
lew months my successor in the sen
ate Will be elected by the legislature
Of my state I am convinced that /
cannot be reelected
Here the senator almost broke
down. but al last he mastered him
self and continued. saying: I am
now considerably past seventy years
'ot age. have spent the greater part
OF my life in public Office | have
never had any opportunity to make
money In an honorable way | have
been compelled TO support my family
on my salary. Now ! am about TO
be turned out into the world What
can / do
After a moments pause this man
continued. II has occurred to me 10
ASK you II YOU cannot find some place
ior me. | don't care how modest
some clerkship even in the railroad
companies in which you are associat-
ed whose salary would give me and
mine support W. can all live very
modcstlN. ! would gladly accept a
position that did not pay anv more
than $500. Can you ind me ,uch a
pldce--a place which ! as an old man
can fairly well fill and In which
may dcCently earn nv salary
was greatly affected by this rev
e!ation OF the poverty which is often
the result Of long and conscientious
public service ] said 10 my friend
that II be would wait tin afteh the
election ia bis stat. I would see what
] could do for him
He cam" 10 me- on the evening of
iho caucus ~ his Tarty IN the state
legislature and whispered In my ear:
] -h.lI nor have 10 20 turn TO YOU for
support have just received reliable
information from home that am Ger
tain to he nominated for my ffth con
secutlNe term. ! hope (" the next SIX
years that ! can save AT least a
moicty Of my salary II Is because
Tho senator g. still living that I re-
frnin from telling yeI HIS name. hut
will say This much. he is a citizen
81 one ~ The western states"
tCopyr.ghf. 1912. by r. u Edward
Al rights reserved
Tomorrow Mr. Edwards will tell Of
When Kaiser Wilhelm Visited ]
fi'rpout Moran