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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-06

fQper OIpHAHy SlptuuS JtuHtSh AAlst
fttreden iie empor. Gibila preBt Ith
MIR feIter ON ben Gelisbten. iie perbirst
ihr 8eIiht an Ieiner 8ruit uno sittert
ipie Elm 9latt i'm Siurm. Ssiualo
periudt, iie idnft BON iid) losauloisn.
Georg itebt nod auf Der Sdtptlle.
Gr tGmpft ben blinben SGbsorn, Der
in ibm aufIteist. niebsr. Der 9ohn
mub i6m belfen. Seine Stinime tDnt
better, ais er Ssnnlb 3uruft: .9ins
aus, Gtenoer! Man f0nnte Wlitleio NIT
Sbnen baben! Der Mnbltt 1T su tldgs
| lid - Elm ertappter Ghbrsher"
Sslpalb lit e eelungsn, Stbilis
9lrme bon Ieinem Gals gu !Disn, litbes
bon Idbt sr iie in ben 3shnitnbl glsis
ten: oann tritt er init b.puBier, trdfis
boiler gube Serru BON 6eersn sntees
gen: Sd perahte Sbren ihnoosn
Sobrl Sd babe feins Gbe gebrohen,
Sbre Gbe par teine Gbe, iie mar nihts
aIs Elm ibnabIider Ginbru9 IN oos
6siIistbum zines junsfrdnIihen per-
sens!"
Gj,pru Iahte ouf: Der 9isb idilt
ben Gigentbiimer RduhT Das III ia
unerbDrt orieineII! Sinous. iase id."
Ostpolo iaBte Sibilas 9ano: sit
III mtir, lie eebt NIT mir"
geprs blidte um iit, als iute er
cine Waffe. ibn nisosr5uIhlasen.
gl0sli6 ihisn er iih ar sttpas su ers
inn.rn. Gr itiirsie auf ous ShraHss
den gu, ous in elmer ets oes Salons
Itanb.
Sibilld erri.tb feline geodntsn, iis
rib itre Sonb aus Der CspaIbs unb
it.ute iid por bds SdrGntten.
Geprg s0gerie, iie eeUaItiam fort,
suordnesn. Gr fpeiit notl etnmdl mad
ber shiir: .Wtit b.m Rstt beg 9aiten
/ hinaus!"
rSbr Rst)t lit brutal, e 1T oas
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bort Sbnen nittl Sbr Geib idauoeri
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infum :"
.Shtpsigen Sic. llnisre piitoIer
rperosn ri6tsn."
sd tobte Sic"
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den MID; iortriibrt. bit;et SspdIo mn
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i uno er gebt, nit bsy YersrtIfIune
| i'm 6er3eu, bic g<lisbts in Der 9eiral
zines ;stinhss surudIofsn 3u miiHen.
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itrsite., ii.bt Iis ihm nit siHem 4us'
brut filler 9srsiidung n1h.
| @eore ndbert iia ibr. gore MIDI
| sd babe Dir ia gsiagt," anttpDrts
iie, pbne ibrs gIite BON BART for:3u
psnbtn. ybaB ih ihu Iisbe; i6 iani
nidts tbun, ibn nitt ALL .ietsn."
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| gle itreift tpie i'm g9iosr.pilen mi
Der 6onb iibsr ben Qym, ben er b.
riibrt bat. urb bIitt bGnn ipisber bin
aus nit oemisIbsn tsr5iidien gus
brut.
gspra DFfnet bas Snronthen. gi
bolt einen giitoIentaiieu beraus uni
, uimmt cine Der pi'toIsn beraus. Uli
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an Sibiua bernn. SIX tpeiti unpiq
tirlid 3uriit.
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ben bamit off nab Der Sheibe s.idoI
Zen. Sd fbisbs gut = nift2 5ob
|. it ie msin ,3isI Osrfeblt2" Gr tritt Do
bus pffsns 5euit.r .Ssbft bu Del
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| BEN Baum. untsr btm 9aoeIper.2"
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Baum smpor.
rGine neits 9iitans - nib.2"
er idisbt gum 5eniter binaus. ..
Boeel fdlit 81 goosn, Der WaloiptG
iffs.
(5ortieeung folet)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-10
1914 Maxwell @5O-6"-$1975


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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-10


AND FINALLY THE "25"-the car the trade
has been talking about, looking for, waiting
for.
1T IS HERE-WE ARE DELIVERING
while we may not hope to supply all who want
them, we will be able to appease 10000 buyers
during the next twelve months.
YOUR ENTHUSIASM will know no bounds
when you see and ride in this "25.'
THIS Is A REAL AUTOMoBILE-full IS
horsepower, bloc cast motor; 103" wheel bases
same size tires all around, 80 3I5; full FIVE
passenger body; speed selective transmits
sion; cone clutch; worm and sector steering
gear; left-hand drive; center control; magnetic
all the features of high priced car.
AND AT A PRICE no other maker has ever
before been able to produce such car
$3.50 plus the freight.
THE RESULT OF MORE concentrated expcr.
iencc, engineering and metallurgical knowl-
edge, manufacturing skill and financial resour.
ees than any other, this car justi6es our efforts
and fulfls our fondest hopes.
IT WAS DESIGNED to meet tho Ideas and tho
needs of tens of thousands Of discriminating
buyers-not beginners but experienced motor
ists-who must consult the purse and yet who
detest and decline to wear uniform and are
willing to pay Little more for car that is
lot better.
WE WILL BUILD $4,000 Of this model: IL,
900 of the "ss'' and 1000 to 5000 of the
Maxwell sos in the next twelve months.
THAT'S SECOND LARGEST in the world
and still we are not satisfied. Watch the
MaxWells, o, ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-04
This Contest Closes
Saturday, May 24fh
READ THIS:

Remembc these prizes be given for labels sent to There
are over 1870 different food products and
which YOU will find Camaton Labels Simply cut the labels
found each aud everyone of these Camaon products
these labels and the fronts of the (anaOn Coffee cartons
with full and correct addrcssWre plainly and
how neatly wrap the labels But Be Sure get them to
before II o'clock Saturday forenoon May 2 l9l3the hour
this contest closes
We will give YOU credit for every label you send fast
they received AS possible after the contest closes
the of the wncrS will be published in this paper and
check for $1,000 will be mailed to the winner of the First Prize
check for $500 will be mailed to the winner of the Second
Prize. Which check will YOU get?
The fact that you have earned prize in this contest will not
bar YOU from participating in any other contest. When
from and cartons of Carua tion Pure Foods.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-04

To the girl boy who sends before IL o'clock Saturday
forenoon May a. 1913 the LARGEST NUMBER of Labels cut
from and cartons of Caaon Pure Foods including labels
cut from of Carnaton Coffee will give CASH Prize
of $1,000
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-04
CurnQtiOn Pure Foods

gcass products at popular prices that keep down the high
Of living They pure and guaranteed The housewife
learned that the Canaton Label is her of purity
that she safely buy anything that bears this Brand Every
can and carton is uwegt packed full in factories equip
ped with the latest improvements for sanitary canning mmacu
late cleanliness maintained that Carnaon Pure Foods
all their flavor their natural freshness purity and food value
intact and mtaned Many Of these products packed and
sealed in their two l,curs after they picked
Over 100 Canaon Pure Foods give the housewife wide
choice of good things feed her family every meal every day.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-04
? Prize $500

Every article bearing the Cama on Label guaranteed as the
high quality both to the dealer and the consumer:
girl boy who sends u.s. before II o'clock Saturday
forenoon Nav a. 1918 the SECOND LARGEST NUMBER of
Labels cut from and cartons Of Cnaon Pure Foods in
cuing labels cut from cartons of Canaon Coffee will give
Cash Prize of $500
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-04
List OF CdrnQtiOn Products:

CarnatiOn Prepared
Mustard
CarnatiOn Apple Butter
CarnatiOn TOOthpicks
CarnatiOn Mustard
Carnation Pickles
CarnatiOn Grapes
Carnation Blackbcrries
Carnation Red Pitted
Cherries
CarnatiOn Wax Beans
Carnation Corn
Carnation Pumpkin
Carnation Spaghetti
CarnatiOn Raisins
CarnatiOn Pears
Carnation Vanilla Extract
CarnatiOn Catsup
Carnation Corn Syrup
Carnation Canned Meats
Etc. Etc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-04
CarndtiOn Coffee

Easily the leader of popular priced coffee Always cen crisp
fresh and perfectly blended and packed without the touch of hui
hands.
Start the day right with steang cheering cup of Cana-
ton Coffee for breakfast and the whole day will be brighter and
better.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-04

Carnation Boiled Cabbage
Carnation Cigars
CarnatioA Vinegar
Carnation Jelly
CaipaliOn Chill Sauce
CarnatiOn Jar Rubbcrs
CarnatiOn Preserves
Carnation Peanut Butter
Carnation Spices
Carnation Apricots
Carnation Plums
Carnation GOosebcrries
C:rnation Raspbcrries
Carnation Red Kidney
Beans
Carnation Lyc Hominy
Carnation Sweet Potatoes
Carnation Tomatoes
CarnatiOn Pork and Bean
Carnation Oysters
Carnation MacarOni
Arizona republican., 1913-07-07
THE GREATEST BARTENDER IN
 THE WORLD.

Jimmy Britt, who once worked as a bartender. was employed by a wealthy German in New York because he had been recommended as the greatest bar tender in the world The employer, wishing to see if he had made a wise choice. dropped into the bar one even ing and watched Britt perform. He saw him mixing cocktails in one hand and gin fizz in the other while, with marvellous dcXterity, he would pause just long enough after a shake to make change. ring up the purchase on the cash register, and take the order for the next round.
 The German watched the perform ance one hour and could stand it no longer. Rushing eXcitedly to the bar, he shouted:
 You are fired! Himmel! If you can do all that in one hour how much will you be able to steal from me in a Week?''-The Popular Magazine.
Arizona republican., 1913-07-07

but not as rapidly as the public de-
 mands. The whole industrial world
 is urging haste to excel Germany vo-
 cationally. The public has forgotten
 that when American schOolmasters
 began advocating industrial drawing, domestic science, manual training, sloyd, and other handicraft features as elements of vocational training in American schools, they were assaiIed with sneering cries of bread and put ter courses, fads,' and commercial ism Then, people had not looked over the shoulder of the German schoOlmastcr to see him fitting eager youths to gain and hold the worlds markets against inefficient cOmpeti- tors. Now. while many have not seen him at work, all have seen the great industrial and commercial revolution he has wrought in his beloved Father land all recognize that to compete with his boys and girls, others must go through laborious courses of train ing. While there is not full agree ment as to just how near the Amer ican cradle vocational training shall begin, there is mutual assent that it should be provided for in all edUca- tional programs
Arizona republican., 1913-07-07

tional programs
Arizona republican., 1913-07-07

the house in order that the mother might not be disturbed by the noise o1 i the traffic, And it was well packed" Another little girl thought it such a pity that when baby arrived mother should be poorly in bed. One of my little patients told his mother after the arrival of a new brother: When doctor wasn't looking I shook his bag but I didn't make it cry. mother" A bright little chap when shown the latest arrival exclaimed:- Why. father. it's got no hair."
 NO. it hasn't grown"
 And it's got no teeth"
 "They haven't come yet"
 Cant it walk?"
 Not yet"
 But it can talk, can't it?"
 NO"
 Don't have it, father. It's a poor one. You've been done"
 The late Bishop Walsham How described how a three year-old boy was taken to see his new sister
 Where did it come from?" he asked.
 God sent it us," his mother answered
 "Then I suppose it is a sort of an angel?"
 His mother explained that it was only baby.
 Hasn't it got any wings?" he asked; and on being told "No." he added: Hasn't it got any feathers at all?"
 The sister of a cross, fractious baby had been told that the screaming child was sent by the angels.
 Well mother" she remarked as the mother tried in vain to still the babys paroxysms, you can't be surprised at the angels getting rid of it."-Dr. Nor man Porritt in the July Strand.
Arizona republican., 1913-07-07

but he does not use it. One of the best things he does is to tell a good story, and this is his faVorte narrative illus trating mans power for optimism when the luck is against him:
 During the panic of 1907, New York broker was hit hard. Day after day and hour after hour fate rose up and gave him a jolt by taking large bunch es of money away from him. Tired out by a long day of big losses, he was stepping into his automobile when friend hailed him and asked with a sunny smile:
 wen, did you have a good day to- day."
 Rotten" said the worn n-out broker. Everything sold went up. and every thing I bought went down. Thank goodness none of these things can go sideways. The Popular Magazine
Arizona republican., 1913-07-07

What do you think?" one little boy asked a playmate The doctor brought a baby to our house. Isn't it horrid %
 Rotten. Can't you get him to take it back?"
 NO: it's too late. We've used it four days"
 A little girl, after relating how God had sent her a baby brother, added, as she thought of the straw laid outside
Arizona republican., 1913-07-07
THE LITTLE STRANGER.

If the little stranger fills the parents with joy, it's reception by brothers wants the warmth of welcome given by the sisters. The girls hang round the little Cherub with a reticence of wondering delight, but the boys are apt to express their feelings in the terms of the little chap who exclaimed: 'Fd much rather it had been a par rot b
Arizona republican., 1913-07-07
ECONOMY, FRUGALlTY, INDUSTRY

The original tightwad lives in Mis- souri. According to those who know him, he is so tight that he saves the tips of his shoe faces and sells them for old iron, and in the last twenty two years he has realized eleven cents from their sale.-The Popular Magazine
Arizona republican., 1913-07-07
THE MOTIONS OF WALL STREET

George Howard, son of the late Earl of Howard, possesses the title of lord,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-07

in Elm 8dricab qebratt, bas lie nd6
cem 5ollopuD 8efdngniB iiberfiibrte.
Dor Der Wtuiitbdqe ipielten iih Die
:pilbeiten Sseren db, ais Fri. &enneD
herdusoebrad)t ipuroe. Die Irduen
fGmpften in Der beIperateiten DeiIe
nit Der Yotissi uno ibre Serrilienen
aleiber ipie audi bic beIhdbigten Uni
formen Der Yoli3iIten leaten 3eugnIB
BON Der, 0eftigteit Des aampfes ab.
Sine Der Srauen mari iid Dor Die Rds
Der bes Saricabs unD anbere Der'uds
ten bur6 Die IenItsr 3u tlettern. sic
muBten nit 0etpalt 5uriidgeriiIen meg
oen. Cine groBs Qnsahl poli5iiten
madte itlisblth cine Bdbn fir Das
5ubrtpsrt frei. !3tpei Mdnner, oarunz
ter Elm 9eiitli6er, uno iieben 5raueil
ipuroen perhaftct.
Ghe Die Suffraqetter iih oertagten,
ipurben stpei Ierbpz6Ite uno Elm
Spdsieritod, Die BON ben 8eteftips erz
butet EporDen naren, Dffentlid Der.
itstqert. Die 6iite brahten je $25 uno
Der Stof $3.50.
.6arrn aenfp 3u 4rbeits :
haus berurtbetlt.
Soutbampton, gnalano, G.
DIT. Sdrrp aenp. Der ameritauiIAs
Dihter. Der angetldat mar, iih nab
rsnD Der lsBten Reiie bes 8umpfers
Oceanic, Don QeD Yort bierher, an
9oro beg 9ampfers oerItett uno Die
aeiIe als ioasndnater ,blinoer BaHaz
aier" aemaht gu baben, puroe an
Wontaq au q gagen 9efdngniB bel
barter 2lrbeit perurtbeilt. Der Rid.
ter empfahl audi benz Winiiter oes
.fnnern, DaB aemp beportirt neroen
ioGe, nahoem er feline Straie abge.
Ieiien.
Giienbdbn st ia itrop be.
8pinst. RuBlauo. 6. Oft. Del
aieIp Ct. pstsrsbur9er Sdnen3uo
tplioirte am Wontd1 Bel hieitgel
Staot mil elmer auf benz Gsleiie tt,
6enosn Qotpmotipe unb ss tpuroen ods
hei IA YsrIoren getootet uno 28 Der
ieBt. YrofeiIor 0udytou, Elm friihere:
Yraiioent Der 8umu, ioI iiA uuts'
ten Gpfern befinoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-07
Jn(an0 Ie(egrap6
ga 6tGfiigs 0efssgsbung

% a dtGfiigs 0efssgsbuRg
Waibin8ton, 3. g., Z. Of
gerfdHglihteitsn, Die in oem 0eIeBc
gum S6uge Der 2lusItsIer in S1u
5runciseo eutostt Dorben itno, hdben
oas Staatsoepartemsnt perInlaBt, Die
8stauntmohuug Don Der AHn1bme beg
OeIebss gu psribIeosn, bis bic Jea!er
Don aOHsreB ausgsmer3t tporosn iirD,
iuelte ben umeritanIihen 5abritaHteR
WiQionen BON Dollars tDiten t0HuieE.
Gsm Gsisbe 3u JOlge brau6en SSnhls
Der pon auspdrtigen BltsHten ot:Ie
bios am ausitsuunsspIaB bet eiHem
Btamteu oss patentbureaus reaiitrirea
gu laTIsn, um pOQen SduB fir ibye
yatsnte bis bret Sabre mad St!aB
Der 4ustelung 81 eriangen. Sebt
bat man absr geflnpsu, oaB ourt 1oI@
de Rsgiitriruag patsntidnB iiir Wuas
rem erllngt tperoen tounte. ME Iton
ldnait in oisiem 2anoe bsrgeItellt Eper
ben, mas cine psriou in Stano ieBen
piiroe, cine gbgabe fir SeHuBung oes
patents ein3utrsi6en.
9POrb uno SelbfmorS.
q6tlubtlp6 6ia. ga, 6. Oft
gbartts Gonnap. Elm 4 05dhre alter
Wann. bat bier am Woutag 9ormittag
ieine 3S Sabre alts 5ral, Wiarp, ars
TbpfIeu uno Damn SslbItmoro bs91ns
gen. Gis 5ragooie ipieIte 'lh Dor ets
ner tatholiihsn STRIDE i'm fiioIihen
sbeil Der Stabt ab. Die iSrdu, DIE III
gegriffs mar, Ii4 an bic areeit 81 b:s
ee6sn, partete auf einen Strlbsnbahns
tpuaeu, ais ihr Mann iih ibr nGberte.
Qahoem er siu paar Dorie nit ihr gse
| iprohsu, fling er Ill 81 ihieben.
Rome, 4lasta. pom etHem
Sturm Seritor
Rome, alasta, 6. St!ober. pom.
| lit fait gang ppn sinsm StIrm 8erItort
poroen. Der gun3s Iiblihe SSsii por
5ront Strdbe lit 3erit0rt. rpie audi ell
3pei Msilsn grobes 4reaI in Der 0ate
oes Wlesrss 3eritort poroea lit.
Der Sturm, Der am SgnntaoIbsnn
bsaann uno pom 9esrIngsmeer bsr@
tam. mar Der ih!immite. Der ie bier ers
lsbt noroen 1T. Wlnner uno 5rauta
miibten iit bic gdn3e Rutt in Der, els
taIten WaTer ab, I'm i4rsn 6uuSratf
I'll retten. Die glettrI5itatsanlase III
3erit0rt uno Der SelsgrapbsnoienIt IN.
| ts.h.aett2sa. Der fSA,ansn mire al
| ST, 100000 abgeihdbt. ga Der Dir.
ter Dor Der Jbiir lit uno es anmDsl,4j
lift, 9orrdibe hsrbei5uitafien. miro oI;
Roth cine sroBe isin, uno 6ilfe
lauspdrts piro btingeno 9eniinIht.
| Die 0ampfsr yYietoria" uno nGor.
min, Die auf Der Rbeoe fa1eu, oaippfa
ten ins pffene Mesr binaus un0 File
ben unbeiddpiat. gllle ileiue Boot!
am Strano purosn 3erIt0rt. 5inI-
hunoert 0duier iino 5erltort tporpcT
unb aubere iino oem GinFtiir3en nab,
Sn Rome iii bereits fir $35. 900. !.
600 Golo proou3irt porosn. ssn eiR!.
| gen Sabren betrua Die Yrobuttlon Bis
gu $8.00o.0Oo. Sm CONNER bat T.
Staot 4oOo uno i'm Wintsr 2ooC
Ginuobner.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-07
Sasb auf bic entiprunseusn Rlub'
There in Steiermort BON Der
Resisruug auseoronet.
Der eriie prGfioent Der
-: g:sx su Lf.f


GiHefifhen Republit.
Defins. 8. Cit.N guam Sbi aai
nurbe an Montaa fir bic Gauer Don
flint sSabren gum Brdiioen.en Der di=
neIiIhen Repubtit erpdblt. gr erbielt
bic nothiae 3peiorittels Webrheii BEL
Der oriiten Mbftimmuna.
Don ben $50 Wiialiebern bes Re.
prdfsuiantsnbaules unb bes Senats
fparen 759 anrpeieno. gei Der britten
Gbftimmuna srhielt g)uun Sbi Gai
507 StimmeH, cine mebr als eine
53rpeiorittel. .Webrbeit. 81 gusH Ssna.
Der 9hes sprdiioent, erbielt 179 Stim,
men. Die onoeren Stimmsn fpdrsn
auf 20 perihisbene GaHoioaten pers
iireui. Die antiinoigung Dss Rsiuls
iais purbe nit Gnibuiiasmus auigs'
aommeH.
y)uan S6i ani, Der erite grdiiSsni
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oft. er ipuroe i'm Sabre 1853 in De,
propins 6o.Ran asborcn. SIN 9flteI
bon % ssabrtn tpurbe sr nit elmer
hineiiifkn 5ruppenabiheiIuna mad
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tpuroe er iaiierlih fineiiiher Reiibsni
in S0uf. gr blisb bort In oieier gi.
cenfhdss Biz er ndhrsno oss dli'
nsiiih.iapaniifxn Hrisses ausgsfpis.
ien fpuroe.
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iieioete er mshrsre 9ropinsial .Qemtc,
Bic aum Sabre 1902. mann ersins
Wliniiferium berufen ipurDe. Gr nlhnI
hernorroeenoeH QntheiI an Der Mo.
oerniiiruna Der dineiiiten 4rmse uni
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iiihe Stantsmann. Gr mar immes
auberit pratiiih in ieinen Dle.hober
uno i'm Sabre 1911 fpurpe .r Dremier.
niniitsr. 4nidnas 1912 erbielt G,
Woflmahi. bic Mboantunl bes gbros
rss uno cine republisaniihe Re1isrunc
aeHieinIhoft mil o.n sFiihrern Der Re,
rubliidner su arransiren. gaio mad,
hsr Inn Isbruar. irutoe er sum prop!.
iorifGen pr1iiosnien ertp1hli uno q
lsiitete am 10. M1rs ben 4mtseib.
Die RepubIit pon oer
Mihten anerfannt.
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nsn bic fineiiIhe Republit amrsanHt
pirb. ipurbe benz hinsiiIfen ausn1ri
tiaen Amt auatitellt, iobalo es bic gt,
fnnbtihafien BON Der Grnahlun.
gluan Shi aais bsnahrihtig. bate
I1s cusipdrtiae amt bate rorher fer
,nen naran.iri. hnh her nsle mraiin ben
Der NepnbIit ale gsrtrdae uno Ron
tralte. bic BON Der ManoIhu.Ntaie
runa nbaeIdlIoiIen noroen iino, re-
speftiren tperee.
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@eiien@.
Taris, 6. Gftober. ,sransoiiidl
Delehrte prophe3eien. onB bas Ma
hii,m ben 1ranm Der afd)cniiten bon
.StciH Der gseiien@ perluirflid)es
miro. Ans in Der leutcn 3eit nnaeitel
trn Verii.d)eiI idliebeu lie. bab I.
init nilfe 0es Clements IN Babe mo9
lid iein iuerbe. Glc6iilber in 8cio ii
terDnnoeIn. Henn 0ieie fiihne Soft
nasitg iidl erfiilIcn fOlIte. 70 piiroen oa
ons& natiiEliG Bic Ginanslpiteme be!
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0etterberi1t.

Siir Obio, bas tpcitlide genns
TnlpaNien nnb Weit 1irainien: Wnbrs
idtinlich ih0nes Wctter am Dieni.aa
unD Wittipof. Sfipahe perdnoerlihe
Nince.
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MuslanD' Selegrapb
ynau.$6i.&ai
Gum eriten YrdiiOentea Der
Gbiaeiiiden Nepublif
erwdblt.
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1ie NepnbIit tuuroe sleitb baraMf
formea BON ben Wadhten
anerfaant.
prin3 aoolf BON Shaumburssqipps,
Der Shfpdssr oes aaiiers
Wilhelm,
rad 8mnnben obsereiii, mo err sip.s
idsn osn 9obenaollsrn uno WeIieH
psrmitteIn Iol,
3anit Die brluHihtuei9ii6e 9hrone
folges Jrnae bod nod in
befrisbissnDsr Weiie ers
!eoigi ipiro.
%
Jrl. 4nnis Gennep, bic itrsi6ars
Suffrasetse,
Sn Qonoon unier autresenben Sosuen
psrbaftst.
ShIimmer giitnbahnunfall tn Rube
lamb.
Saso auf bic entipruugeuen Rau6s
There in Steiermort Don Der
Resisrllns uuse0ronei.
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Sin ,Spter" in Der aabn'ihsn Yatent'
i6uBporlage entoedt.

Sdg Gsies pirb oesbal6 borlduTtg
ni6t in 9raft treten.
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Tre6er 2an6anfaG.
Der Gaiiirer Der ameriean
8elpet So. in EtDninstnn,
GDna., um $40, 600
beraubt.
3as Welb tunrne aber ipdter tuie'
nersefunbea.
Goh feline Spur bon benz M0roer bon
sSrl. 2eegion in Chicago.
Rome, Ilastd, BON einem Srtan ger
ftDrt.
Der angeridtete Shabsn betragt
$1,5O0,0OO.
Sin ,Spter" in Der adbn'ihen patent.
iduBDorLage entoedt.
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Sas gsisB pirb Oesbal6 porIduFtt
niht in 9raft treten.
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9om Sulasrspro' E in 4lbanp. %. y
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Bonn Sulasrs spro' E in albanp, q. ..

5rau sSbu Mab aeler in Wliiiourt oes
gattenmoroes ihulDig befuHoen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-09
WHOLESALE TRADE
CONTINUES BRISK
Scarcity in Fish-A Few
Changes-SuppIy Is
Adequate

Trade on Morris avenue continues
quite brisk. The supply. in practical
ly all lines is fully equal to the de-
mand. In the fish line. however, a
slight scarcity is noted in snappers and
the price is now 10 cents a. aNpound on
that fish
There was some change in the quo
tations on poultry and eggs yesterday,
and the market seems inclined down
ward. The demand Is brisk as usual
and the supply Is we'll abreast.
Business in the produce line yester-
day was in keeping with the general
air of prosperity and activity that per-
vades Morris avenue.