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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-22
Pokal.Derid)t
1lutbleiHc iOentiF3irt.
UeOrg Nnmp ertrnnf bel Nettn'lgs'
arbeiten in 6amiit6m.

lie am Sanlitag nabe Wiiant'
ioiun ueinnoene 5lntbleide tpuroe ge'
tern ais oieicnige oes as Sabre alten,
oerbeirathcteu @eorg Y. Riintp, zines
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der Wabaib
Giieubahn ioentiii3irt. Tie nlts Bnttin
1ino einem Gobne beitebsloc iSaniilic
oes Aump ipoEalen in SodiHilton. lDnl'
reno er ieIbit III Cincinnati beidjd'.
tigt aror. Nump mar, ais Sdnlllton
psn oerlleherid)Defnnuing beiingeildt
puroe, mad, aennnntcr Stnot geeilt.
mo er am 2s. Mdr5 nabreno Der
Rettunasarbeiten ertranf er aatte
acnIciaiam nit gertrom anhn uno
anoeren Gineinnatiern periutt, ler
fsIub bel Sanliiton in einenl Motor
boot su freil3en. ais letteres BON Der
stromung erGrifien ipitroe inb fen.
terte. lie anoeren ,Sniaiien oes BOO
tes iunroen aerettet. Die sberiiIBIrs
ma Ger 2eid3e In Der Wlorgne nuror
bon Gbrparo Spiit, Iiitrifis'V Vaiia-
gierueent Der Wabail, eiienbabn ino
QIioereH DOr9eiio1lfflen.
ssn Der Rorsue liegen ouberoem
5fpei onoere Selten bon Spiern Der
,slu.h. neife jeSod, blsbe: nod inhi
isentifisirt lperben fonnien. gs ban.
oeli lih INN bic geit,e bersSrau, lpelde,
ipie beriffet, am Sollniag IN oanl
Gediie zines 9aumes am 1bite VA.
ter 9iiper auige'nnoen purbe, lolUie
Inn Gle geihe eines Nannes. iueIfle
Ylitte noriper 8ofe nabe Yiamiioipr
geborgen fpprben mar.
Cine Syrau Dnns. BON 20 6onoper
Gtrnbe. 6umilicn. s.. fanote eeitern
Gin 1eIeoramm an ben Coroner, in
ipe!hem Tie um cine gsIhreibung Ter
Witie poriser Wohe BEL Widmitotpr
pefnnbsnsn Qeihe zines iuneen Wla'
nts bi.sst. Gie befiirhtst. bab oer
soeis NIT ibrsm 20 Sabre alter
Sohne ibtniifd iein mag. qsBiEs,
irisb felt Der lleberi6pemmung II
Gomilion psrmibt. gr mar sulest es'
isten iurrben, ols er feline Siiefet nnt
ssinsn uetersieber aussog uno in oas
MaIhr iprons. I'm anosre 2euts 81
rsiisn. Seitnem feblt isoe Spur Dor
i1n. f5rou 0nne piro jsbeHfalis
Esiiis bier eintreffsn. nm BE asite II
Nfaenit'eiH su nebmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-22

Gronf Siepert. pon gto. 100 Wanne
StraBe, iono eeltern abeno oili Dem
Seitenlpege an Der Gilbert aUenns,
noroIif bon D,clRiaan StnBe. pier
Gbeds iino cine @elonnpeiluna. Trsi
ser Chefs Iinb pom .ssohn gomhoro"
an bic stnlerican National Vanf.
RaibpiIle. Tenn. su @inriten ben Z.
SO. gfrBoipen, fir $500. reip. IL,
4uniien on 6. Y. ainiep. fir $3.50.
uno su BuniRn Der 2unfenbeimer
60. fir $50 anSoeiseat uorDnl. Ser
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-22
Gener.

- lie godbriide Ser 6. uuo =.
Giienbahn in slpern aIlep iuutoe friil
aeiteril Rorgen ourh sSIuaieuer aus
oem Shornitein elmer SofomotIoe in
grano geiest Tie sSlammeu luurOen
gelolht, nad)hem elm Sdlaoen Don
$50 ungerid)tet tporoen mar.
- Dns 9oh bes Siullgsbdubes bss
Wolisreixfibrs O. VI. Wluiib, Wo
2o40 Salsm qpenut. purbe geIterr
burt Junien aus bem Shorniiein II
9rano eefeBt. Sin Ilarm bonn Raiisr
413 brahts bic ieusrtpehr CUR 6telle
itech mar ki ibrer antuHft bic gel
fahr bersits bei.i:igt poroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-22
Gd)iuer berlckt.
;yn1rmnnn bon einem 1ra6tanto mic
bergerannt.

scsohn Biilwoter, BON GO. 1925
Gutter Strabe, Elm 5ubrmann Der
aroger @rocerp Co.. ipoIlte geitern
Radmittnq on Der Cof StraBe nno
Jtenoina Hoob Roaren obIiefern nno
tpirroe In Gem gliaenblid, ais er bon
ieinem @ogen obiprdna. bon einerr
,srad,tanto oes aorfroftors ,sr1nf
,SoIS nieoeracrnnut nito CUR Seite &c.
ihleuoert. Gr erIitt ifipere 9erleBult'
aen 0m Rdfcn, on Den Sd)nlteril, an
SEN Siiften ioipie am llntcrleib uno
icin 3ultauo ipuroe inn Itaoiiden 500
ipital ais iebr beoenflid) beseihnet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-22

Tie hieiiae goIisei nuroe gelterr'
slbeno eriut1t. auf 3tpei iunge Woo-
hen Ramens Mattie Saplor, Is ssah'
re alt uno 8ertrlloe Thomas, IS ,sot.
re ait. su fabnben. peit,e ihren elteril
in Senmour, ssno.. 0ilrtlaebranni
limb uno snlebt aelehen Duroen, als
lie in Souisrille einen 3ug mad, srH'
ciuuati beifieaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-22

pierte G6ef Ioittet aui $2.65 un0 lit
su @nniten Der Clements gaper 60,
Wai1pille, Tenn, bon Der gtfinS
Bearce 60. nusgeitellt porben. Iie
BeIOanpeiiung Inutet auf $3.50 unb
lit an bic aoams VrpreB so. bon Der
2auer go. nlsgeiteat lporOen. Sieoert
ibergab bic @ertbpapiere Der 8oli3et.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-22
lie Sunoertiabrieier.

Tie nGhitc SisuHa oes General
auslhuiies. peider Die erinuerltnas'
feier ON Die grbe6ung oeS oeutldlen
Nolfes su arrdngiren bat. finoet an
Tonneritaa bieier @od)e. s uhr
slbenbs. i'm alnbsiurmer oes Rore
Cincinnati Iurnpereins itatt lie
@crtreter Ger 8ereine iofpie ale Tie'
icniaen, peld,e lid iiir oie'e outide
sSeier irltereiiiren. iino eIngeIaoen, Der
8eriaumluna beijinpobnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-22
1rember Iann i'm aaas.

i Tie polisei muroe iriib aeiiern
Rorgen nadl benz Nohnhanie ces
Sndicn Heifer. 20. 63i Rnple aue..
Gernfen. neil steiier Sufdllig cine
HlGnnlide Gimme IN benz 9ininer
ieines flir3 porber beimgefonlmenen
16 Jobre attn rienitmdbdens Mnno
Dslib ~ 1wsiten Gte6psrts ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-22
gbedid,,uinsel.

3trei Wednner, oeren Ramen Der
Qoli,ei befonnt limb. fnmen aeIteru in
Den ,sinpe!ierlaoet Ses Gam Shapiro,
go. 1923 Central glpenue. ino saur'
ten Sflmutiahen i'm @erthe Don
Si05. Sie beSnhlten nit efnem Gbai
oui Die Gitn San gauf, tpeId,er lit
ip1ter aIs tperthlos beronsitellte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-22

5auies sebort botte. Tas jiinge Wds-
fen, iotuie Gin Dtann, fpelher iid, As
Ssobn 9siebel, 26 ssnbre aft, Ssiler,
bon 435 ganf STR, ertpies fuuroen
nerbaftct uno ip1ter bon Ribter 5rite
benz Sugenoserid,t iiberiuieien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-22
GhiHsuamrthtem.

Rem gort, q. 2tpril.-anget.:
.Golumbia" BON 8IasgOD; nSatoHIa"
DON gteapel.
9Gase IN. 2lnget.: Californian"
BON Reip Yort.
8enua. Qnget.: rStdmpdlia
bon Neip Yort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-22
Selegrapbiih. HOtis.n.

- Charles ). 8ater, Der bstriigerts
fche aQTiirer Der grpter ytatipHGlbdnt
DON Gan 5rancisco, Der $27, 900 uns
terfhtugen bate, 1T 3u 3eGu Sqhrsn
3uhtbaus perurtbetlt lporoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-22

Charles plad. bon go. 729 Sen.
non Mpenue, meIoete Der voli3ei. onb
er in slpern Mllep, nnbe Snith Ctr.
BON ,pci Ncgern np6 elmer 9seserin
nm $47 In 9aar bcitcblen pcrben Ici.
Gr behnnptet. bob bic 1onbe ibm elm
9eianb,lngsnitteI In @bisfen gess.
ben unb ibn in bepubtIoiem 8uItoao
beroubt bot.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-22
9os 30 d mailer i'm
Wifiiffippi.

9idsburg, WiIi., Il. Qpril. -
Der ,tts srniilids Durhbruh Der
aoupts gspsss i'm untsrsn UltfTiTippiz
5bal sreisnste iih am Ulontog Idts
mittdg, als bic Wooolapu Gsree, ges
rabs norpIia Don WaperspIle, WiiT.,
nat,cah.
3beiIe BON pier Counties in Utii.
iiiTippi psroen Doourh iibsri6pemmt
perosn. uuo Der Sdaosn, Der angerihs
iet 1uiro, piro cine 5obe bon lpeuigs
items elmer Ulilipn Dollars srreiten.
iJai. oas guRe Jfaqusna Gouutp,
sFpei 3rittel BON S5qrttp Grantp uno
5bil. pon @arrsn, uno gBaibingtou
Counties fpsrosn tart uuter Der uea
bsrihpenrmung gu leibeH habsr.
Die 9aumteu Der go5oo uno UEi's
iifiippi DnIIen Gii.Hbobn sr.ldrtsn am
qlb.no, bag iis pahrihsinlit an
Gisnitas g.sDungsn isin niirnsn, ben
geirIeb ein5uitsleH.
1i, Der. Staatsu Sng.Hieure iogeH,
bag i'm WiIIihippt 5bol bereits go
Guobrrtmsilsn QGr' iib.rihpsmmt
iine, uno bdb ourh oen neiisu Damn
bruh peiiere 222 2uaoratmsilsr
iiberihpermt peroen, fooaB IN etr
paar Jassn 1872 GuooratmsiIsr
aano unter DaTI.r itehsn tptrben. Der
Damn. Der bon ben Jlutben bttrtbro
den murbe, mar elmer Der dlteiteu in
oisIer 9eqeno uno % SUB bod.
I3rpei Tdmpfsr, bic bon bem adpt
Batter BON oer gunoesarmee aboeihidt
puroen. fperbeu. Gm 0isHftre Morger
in Der R1he oss Tdmmbruhs antom'
men.
Sfabora Tuncan mill
aranttnpfleserin
peroeu.
Rem gort, u. 9lpril. SIaoort
Dunear, Die 5Gn3erin. bertn bsio
Gtnbsr am Sumitag in poris mi
ibrer engliIhen Gouuernanis als Jolg
zines 9lutomptiluHTllls in Der Se;n
ertrunssn, bat. ME aus poris bitrbe
aetabelt ipuros, b.ihlohen. Der gutn
2nisu su iassn uRo iid fir ben Rel
ibres qebtns ais 6oipitulfpdrteriu o2
qflsge Der armsr uno aranttn 81
ipionxn. Sobalo he iih BON ben
Shlaae, Der Fl. bsroffen. sinissrml
gen erbolt bat. nil lie iih nuh ben
Critnt bsdeben uuo iid her bulgari
ifen 6eisaI6af: pom Roth:n areu
anIhEsBeN.
igie -itdnic aata itro b
i'm Sc ri DIT.
Ner ycrt, p. April. - Dd
4ieiiae gunbesgeriht ceriparf Uton
tag Die psiition Der ~GceaRic Siea1
| Gopiauiirn Co. lls Gisenibumer:t
nes nrtereseangsnen Dompfers Iii
ianic", bis StaosusrioBanfpriide iii
rem gerIuit bss Stfks 81 6si6rdn
Ten. Der gerittshof entffisc, ou
| Die soufipfliti Der 9eIsIIhaft burc
tas @eieg GrobbrimHiiitns beitimm
I.pirb. nelc3es bic gigentbiimerin Dc
| lG6iffs Bic gum gstraT BON $1,000
loco perantnortlit bdlt.
| Die .CSeanic Steam Iopisatio
&C." perfutts Die 5obe ihrer Daft
j 6sliht purd, bic 9eisBf Der 8si
Gicat.n feifiebsu ~ laifeH ipelde &
1 itimmen, nah ilt mr. Bis su elmer 5ot
ees Weriks Der esretttten 2ebensre
Itunasboose unp Der eQlRnommen.
| gaiYaeeaelner perlntlporflth sebaIts
lireroen tam. mas bohitens cine Gun
me BON 500, 900 ausmaffn niiros.
i Sm Ganssn tpurben I'M bisiiJe
4nrbesgeridt 651 S4dbenerias;l,
.lssn. bic 5uiamlnsn S16,6000o0 Il
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Jn(an0 Ie(egrap6
Gin Damm6ruf am unterel
nlUGIlppi.
~.~--
Wiro einem Shao.n in 66be
BON uenisitens 81, 600, 900
anrihteu.
p
llnsefd6r 100 Quatrutmeilen canO
lowei! a6erldwemmt.
SIaoora 9unean nil Der gabn,
glbieu iogen
->H>
llnb iih tpGbreno ibres 5an3eH Gsb.n5
| 4 Der arantsnpflsqs piomsn.
StaoeHeriasforoernn9eE n S9ope Don
$16, 10000
>8-
Gssen bic gigsntbimsr Der gIltaui:
srboben.
| 81
| Die aompagn:e iunn dbsr uur fiir
$3,00O,OO0 perantUOrt!it g.s
| halten fDeroeH.
>E~
| 8rei q.rionsn in StIabomd pan si'
nsm yrairisf.usr ibsrbolt uno
perbranHt.
/ Gas Witter penfions 9eiss rOE
Ohio
~
9eLber rpsrben erit Gnos oes Sabrsi
fir psuIionen fliiiii9 peroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-22

GsIber rpsrbtn erit Gnos beg Sahres
fir psnIionen fluiiis perosu.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-21
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
SERUMS AND VACCNES
Article in Outdoor Life Magazine d
Unusual Interest at This
Tine.

"The Nature of Vaccines, Sera, and
ITuberculines with Special Reference to
Their Use in the Treatment Of Tubercu-
lcsis" is the title Of timely article
which will appear in the April number
of the Journal of the Outdoor Life. the
lanti-tuberculosis magazine New York;.
The article is written by a well known
authority on clinical pathology.
The author states that the use of bac-
Neurological preparations, such as vac
cines and sera, Is twofold. both for the
purpose Of producing immunity against
certain diseases and also for the purpose
of assisting in the cure of certain dis
ease processes. They are used both upon
healthy and upon sick persons.
serum may be defined as a fluid
separated from the clot Of the blood OF
some animal which has previously been
immunized against the germ or poison
of certain disease. such as diphtheria
or hay fever. 1t is administered to cure
a disease process in the human body
after the disease has already developed
and is not designed as a preventive.
A vaccine, on the other hand, is a
weakened poison or virus Of certain
disease. such as smallpox or hydropho-
bia. which is taken from a calf or some
other animal afflicted with the disease
in question. During the process Of the
disease in the animal, the poison which
the germs OF tne disease cast OH, De-
comes attenuated. Then, when ii is
inoculated into the human body. pro-
tective reaction OF the healthy tissues
against this poison follows and an i'm
munity against the disease is thus pro-
duced. A vaccine of this character is
designed for use only in a healthy body
and is not for use after the active symp-
toms of the disease appear.
The term vaccine is also used In some
cases to apply to attenuated germs
which have been weakened. usually by
heating or otherwise. These preparations
are also called "bacterial-vaccines" or
bacterines. in distinction from virus
vaccnes These Observation-Disclosures are
employed not only for inoculating the
healthy Individual in order to protect
against infectious disease. such as ty-
but also for inoculating the diseased
body in order TO stimulate the produc
ton Of protective substances when the
processes OF nature apparently are not
working sufficiently actively toward re-
covery.
Tuberculin of which there are a con-
siderable number OF varieties. is a prep
aration made from the germs of tubercu-
losis. so treated that the poison ordi-
narily produced by these bacilli is killed
or rendered innocuous. Tuberculin is
really a distinct kind of bacterial-vac-
cine used in the treatment of tubercUlo-
sis, and has been employed both for
therapeutic and preventive purposes.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-21
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore, Md. March 1-STRAw-No sfraisht
rye, lsWals.5; No. ? straight rye r.oaI7 30; No l
tangled l20al30o: No tangled rye oooall 50;
No. wheat straw. s5OasO: wheat straw, No !.
7.5asa: No. ! oats straw. eUaloo: No. oats
straw s.60as5c
DRESSED POULTRY-Hlrkeys chrice prr h.
24a2o: do. fair to good. 2la22 do oi toms h. Ia
10: chickens. young. H.. 2oa21: do, mixed lsaIs:
do. old hens II; do. old ROSTERS h. ioall; ducks
lb.. 9a22: geese. nearby, H.. l6al7: do Western
and Southern, llal3: capons. lbs. and over Ib, z
as: do medium. lb.. 23a2i; do. small and slips
III. lsaac
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens old hens heavy mr.
H.. Il; do. small to medium, h.. Ei.als: do old
roosters. lb.. loall; chickens. young H.. uaZ; do
winter. lbs. Ga25: ducks white Pekins b. lsaao;
muscovy. h.. ls do. puddle ls: geese nearby To-
l4slj; do Western and Southern. llal2; do. Kent
Island. lsal1 turkeys. choice. hens lb. BIAS; do
Young sObblers. h.. =; old toms lb.. 10: do rough
and poor. lisl5; pseous. young. per pair %; do old
;o guinea fowl, old. each. %: do, young ~ Ibs
and Over. s.; do, smaller, %
EGGS-Msryland. PENNSYLVANIA. and nearby fr.,s
loss of. doz Iis: Western frsts loss or III: West
Virginia hrsts, loss of, leisa7ti: Southern frss
loss off. l5isalsi.; duck eggs choice, nearby do,
IS: do. Southern. -
BUTTER-Cresmery. fancy Ib. Sag; choice. "a
.: do. good SaD; do, prints. Per H.. 8as8; do
blocks h.. 36aS ladies. lb, 24a26 Maryland and
Pennsylvania rolls. h., ase2: Ohio rolls h. 1921
West Virginia rolls. h.. lsa2i: Sore-packed b. laa
1e: Maryland, Virginia. and Pennsylvania dairy
prints h.. lsa2l process butter, lb, 25aG.
GAME-Ducks. canvasbacks, No. l. per pair Lisa
200; do. redheads No. l. L25al. 50; do, mallards
No. l. Loosl.lo; do. blackheads. No. l. 5oa6o; Wild
geese. No. ]. each. eoal %: whole deer. leaI7.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-21

ouotations given below arc for large lots. Job
bcrs' r1c-s higher
Esss arc in full supply Spring lambs and veal
calves .rc tending to lover rrices.
strictly choice drcssed poultry would probably
exceed quotations
FRUTTS-NeW apples. per barrel LNsta: lem
ons n~r box. 5Jas0o: oranges. California per boI.
5oa55 do. Florida rcr box, 250a3s5: grapefruit,
pcr box. 225s3oo; pineapples. FLORIDA. pines. per
DRIED GOODs-Nary beans. Ter bushel. ssoa
rs
Market for Florida vegetables active Potato
market steady. Apples meeting fair demand At
moderate prices, excepting with fancy fruit which
commands higher prices. Sweet potatoes and ysms
moving slowly
EGGS-Nearby fresh. per dozen IL: South
ern Il.
CHEEsE-New York new. PER pound. Is: fat, MT
pound. IS Swiss. domestic. Ter pound. s; do.
foreign. psr pound. 30
LARD-Tub. pure Ier pnund l2i.al2ts do. COM
mon per pound. slsi. cottouseed old per can IS
LIVE PoULTRN-Hens, per pound. I7als; roost-
ers. per pund 10: spring chickens per pound.
sRg3: turkeys. per pound. 1a22: geese. per pound,
l2aIS; ducks. per pound. lsaIs: keats. young. per
pound. lsdco; do, DID, per pound. l0al2
GREEN GOODS Potatoes per barrel. L5alS: :
do. per bushel 9a70: yams, P"r harrel. lToa2 );
sweet potatoes. per barrel. lsa3oo; onions. rsr
100 POUND. bag. Gas: beans Florida. per basket,
> Ooa5n p>pJrrs. rer crate LOCAL 50; egyplsnts,
Florida. per crate L5Oa2oo: cuc,Imbers, hothrnse.
p'r dozen. Local 5: tomatoes. per crate Lo0a2oo;
mushrooms rsr pound. Sac; cabbage. new. pcr
crate. Calls: do old. per ln pounds TsI5:
carrots. Tcr bunch. rzs2i7; radishes home grown.
rrr 100 5oaloo lettuce. North Carolina. per basket,
!. Sae % Caullhower. rer crate L2sa2c5 FLORIDA.
squash PER crate 10na2c5; turnirs rcr box, -5a
70: celery. per crate. 2JoaJn; Florida b>ets. rcr
basket. INscoo; peas. p-r basket 2oOa5o 90: kaIe.
pr barrel. iossS; Florida clcImbers. per basket.
2oCa3O6
DRESSED GOODS Dressed pork choioe light
and medium weight. per pound. llsllh; do. hear-
icr. rer pound loaloi,; do. rough and common.
per FOUND. 7ss: dressed turkeys, choice pcr pound
2aa3; do. medium. per pound Nail: do. rough.
per pound lsal7.
LIVE sTOCk-Vesl. calves. choice. per pound.
II: medium, Per pound. l6sloI-; common. per
pound. sa9iz spring lambs best, per pound "a;
fall lambs. per pound 7as old fat sheep. per
pound. ilsa6
The Washington herald., 1913-03-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
DEEDS

DEEDS
50 3lS 1t - hlk 70 Dobbins Add,n-ALLARD
Wm. u Elizabeth and Ino Bzyne
ct EsteIle to Alan r. HON so 10
IN Of " of lst nwi
81 1913 1t STEWARDS. Sallye S to Karl X
Locke SO s
l2, q ST ssl
81 lss It s-GARRErT. wm to chs H But,
Ter S 81
tl5T nwl
81 s3l pt orr 1t 5-HAZEN. Henry ct ur Laura
SO q
iN7 sh nwI
81 1900 1t 3S-KINGsRURY, CIareno. T ct ur
Carrie to Lewis E. Brcuninser SO 81
wis e1tendeii
So Sal II 5 blk Linwood Hts-HAwEINS.
Frank ct Anna VI to Jno W Glennan SO
90 bet ad ath nc, ls
81 700 1t y blk , Trinidsd-KELLEY. Jas. + &
Jno ct VI Alice to Ellen McLane SO s.
tlloe Fla mel
50 543 south ut org 1t 5-LAYCoCK. Harry to
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The Washington herald., 1913-03-21

along through the noon hour, coming
ahead slowly in the second hour OF the
afternoon and showing no disposition TO
even contracts. despite the fact that
between the close and the opening on
Monday morning something may happen.
But just before the tap of the bell. say
about $40, in the afternoon the shorts
began to cover their contracts. not with
a wild rush, but with steady accumula-
ton and a show of strength that practi-
cally wiped out the losses on Union Pa
cific. Reading. St. Paul, and very many
stocks, and resulted in number OF L.
to l point advances for the day.
Conditions were not materially changed
other than the covering in the last half
hour. Most of the traders are bearish.
but there is some quiet bull talk based
on the theory that gold exports have
practically ended. The short interest is
big. and if anything favorable develops
within the next three days there would
be an awful jam of covering on Monday
morning.
Hibbs on Dollar Diplomacy.
Back of the efforts OF the Taft ad-
ministration in behalf OF the Chinese
loan was a definite industrial policy
which sooner or later will have to be
taken up by the Wilson administration
W. B. Hibbs & Co.
Realizing that the impending tarin
reductions will inevitably narrow the
home market for manufactured products.
especially steel in all its branches. by
admitting foreign goods, thereby reduC-
ing the output OF our mills. il was
deemed wise to look in every direction
for foreign markets China is the most
promising field for future commercial
exploitation. Participation in the harvest
to be gathered there will naturally be
largely shared by the nations in closest
financial touch with the new industries.
Thoughtful men in Congress. espe-
cially those OF the old regime who were
in touch with the great industrial de-
velopment OF the United States. who
knew its wants and recognized its rad
idly increa sing handCaps Of increased
la Dor cost and tariff lowering, have been
uneasy for some time over future pros
poets.
THE new administration promises en-
to legislative efforts TO open
the door of foreign markets. Some think
that a golden key is the best opener
for that door. as Secretary Knox
thought.
the great home market for man
ufacturers with their tariff reduction.
what are they going to do by way of
making il up?
ITS a big question. and is likely to
confront the lawmakers and the admin
stration in very few months"
The Washington herald., 1913-03-21

valued at about ssls C l. t. track. State is nominal
RYE FLOUR-Inauiry is rheless; prices are steady
Good to choice quoted at 3soai.0o. in barrek.
CORNMEAL-Steady; demand is moderate. Kiln
dried, for export 30oa3.o5 meal In bags ll5s
LIE.
HAY-Receipts. LIS tons. Trade is dull: io~
grades easy. No. timothy. looalo5; Standard. IN
No 2, pac5: No. }. 75aso
STRAW-Receipts. none; steady; demand is light.
Long rye quoted at LOO; oats straw Is sarce and
values uncertain.
PoHK-Firm: business Is dull. Mes. g0oa22 80;
family 30oa2aN.
BEEF-Fim supplies are meager and trade small.
Packet 220oa23.0o; family. q 30oa;i.D
LARD-Fm; business moderate. Prime Western,
H. ID: refined continent lS5; South American. l2o6
refined Brazilian in kegs 1906; beef stearine. loa
l0l.; lard stearine quiet; New York, l2kal2is.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-21
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE

Saes-Regular call, IL O'Clock noon:
Riggs Realty Is Coug 900 at lO25s 81 600 at log7s
Capital Traction S.. 81 800 at lO9k (cash). 500 at
l0e4. 81 coo at 1924.
Washington Railway & Electric 4s $1,000 at s3is
Capital Traction. 9 at III.
Washington Railway & Electric pfd.. Is At ssh. 10
at ssh.
Washington Gas. , at 5i4.
Mcrgenthsler. 8 at 2l3
National Bank of Washington. 10 at H.
Citizens Savings Bank. 10 at 0,4.
After call:
Washington Gas s. 500 at lOsTs
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