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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-17
9dBIi@er Wearftberid,t.

nIHetHHaIt To- 1.uf 1910.
lie nahfpisenoen Euotirnngen besieben
f6 nur auf Gneros-T Trans0ffioHen. Del
httntyen @eibdf ten rusEbsn stspas h6here
Vrtiis bexe6net.
Rroniitpnen
Ter 4sarff mar rutia, bic Nrsils sstia.
Ghmafs. - gsrima Stscm sios0 -
ifO0 I. OBJ.
1rodtnsefaIseHts EIeiF6. -
Marft lteiig g.-Sbcrt dear Eeiten f24 -
l2s4s fserf RsppeHiettea 12--124s, syfra
fhcrt dear Esiten i2--12He. Ehultern
1871 lsAe, HeiIiss is4 4-lSHe loie uRb
hs mftr rerpadt.
1aeon- = Naarst ftstis. StDrt aeag
Eeiien is4--s3he. furse giippenisiien ID
--134e. ertrr fhcrs dear 5eittn ID I8 4ee
GGgltern I2H -f2As unb Bellies 14-
i<4r Iois uno He par pfano Hebx uer.
padt.
Sugar cured.5Ieii6. = Dsarss ii liesis.
EhiHEsn IS - fsEe, E.snic Ghulterr
f2A --lSZe, Wreatfeii Baecm f0k 20 Nc.
E6nltern i4--s<Hs, slfn gprf Gnt 2 6ml.
tern Is4--l44s. tro4ent Heefs 56iRffn
al eo-2z.O0.
Ga6gsp16eItes gfeif6.aQ aQarfs
Ifeftg. G@infen i44--144e, Wtrnir EhuG.
tern i0A--1If. Bellies l4K - l5e. S6ul.
tern Il -iiAs. Rem Uorf Gut S&aIfern
driIArS syTsiiG~-- EhsnEsn s4A-
s4Ae, HieHie.E GMltern fOH iOXe. 5Auls
Tern 10 \ i0Ars fbcrt W,pptnisitfH foA
--tle, ltprt clear Eeifen like. erfra
bort Sestsn ION -lie. Bellies l3H Ice
pr Wfunb.
MehI Hnn @strsiRe.
Wshi--Neurs sDinter 4atent el.96--
SIS. Winfer Bnnep t4.S5 = 4.50, @tnser
Uciniis 9S.2t- 3-5o, Gxtra $500 -B2O, o.
iatstS ~. sO--2.o6. ourter Meisen 1ufent
e4-65 800. bc fanfp 48.6o-4.6, hc. "a,
nsiIp $3.50 20; Mpeesnmfhl. norbps!Efid
qsulisd,tss e4-l6- -4-55. FetHxs Gifp e&.0O---
40. atusif4ses ~ 455--4.65 per 0bf
Wetlsns-4Rafft miIigeg. SO. Z suxter
Binffr O6~i0oes @n. 3 bo. 06 - l06c.
sfD. 4 rotteT 6S - 97t per xsn. Nsrfnnft
tuurbtn: Gar No. rotter Mlnteg 5u fo7e,
$50 0u. w. = fetbeT nit xcrn 5x s6f anf
bsm eBeleiie.
HsH&sprM : 1fr aRarft psr sstia.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-17
@eroer umS Die Saumblathe,

Das fleine irsanplihe SousIitGbts
den Wernsr, in gerineer gntferHnng
peItli3 BON gptsnam gelegsn. brau6te
be Wabrbeit bes Sdbes. odB I'm mar
tiIhen Sanoe nod man5e 8olbmtne
perborgen lisgt, nibt erft 5u berpeiien,
aber Is gebort jeeenfaIls su Zen Don
Der Qatur 6esiinitigten Srtsn IN Der
Rd6e Der nsutf6en HeihsbauptitaDt.
ginmal bring. ihm isin Sbft niel 9eIo
elm, uno stpettens bic 8erliner auss
fIlgIer, bic jest in Der 3eit Der 9aums
bIiitbe 3u 5auienben unb 5aufenoen
oprtbin fr6msn. Das lit I'M 4pril
uno Utdi bergebradt in Berlin. DAB
man Sur 9dumbliitbe nod Nerper
fdhrt, bort ron oem ol!erorts ansebp@
tsnsn Sbitnein toitst unp 4benos nit
einsm angeHebmen tleinen RduI6 bon
gldturbegeifteruHg nRb alfobol. ME er
unisren nationalen 8eourfniHea entz
Ipriht. nad 5aiiie fdhrt. 8eHn duber
benz SbftiDein sibt ss aud nod gang
gutss Bier uro Ueiu in Werneg, unb
man mant rsihlidr 9ehrau6 papon.
Die tIeinen Serlinsrinnen Siehen su
e:eien &usfiiigen ihrs neuea CONNER
fteioer an, 3;tiren 8erie aus Bihtern,
bic re uiht tsnner, iino maAen bein
4ntlit Der &jritbliitbe 9etslei9e nit
iapaniiben Wtalern, bic re ebenfolpenfg
tsnnen, 9oh oas maht nibts; oa
man Iit in Berlin tmHlsr seeenieitig
NIT Isiuer giIbung nnproBt, tpirb nas
rim Ra9fiat ssiibt. Der .Ssnt@ aus
Gharlottenburg poer Sd0neberg bat
bic nsue grane Sommerpeife Iopie eli
Hsn hellsn Hitter an uno itol3irt nit
umgetrempelten 8eintleibern iber bic
iaHhisen anb0ben, mo bic GbEgdrtsn
Iiegen, fa[ls sr Is niht porSieht, pors
ne5m i'm 4utp 81 fnlren. SIM 9aRs
Ssn hdben bic 9tusfliiee nah N&rber
einsn nprpiegenn poltsthiimlihen gbds
raiter: aobfabrpereins, ,eine, bic einen
friihen 8liitheusipsis an Der 2enfz
itonge ibrer Rdber fef.gsbunbeu baben,
iauisH teitdnois an pem SpdaiergGn.
ger noriiber, oann ReegneH einen
SouriItentlubs nno tpeiblihe Wanoers
id,aaren, bic irgerlb Elm 8ereinsnb3eis
den tragen, audi Die tletnen lfintea
ginipdnner, bic cine iomiIie BON flint
Obsr iets &Opfen bsisrbern tDnnen,
pern's fein mub. 0ds ,3isl aler lit
Die Sbititaot Dsrbsr, obsr Dielme9r
ipre ouf anbohsn seIegene tpeItlt9e
9orftdot, no man bic Gbitgartsn ans
t,ifft. Werber felbit tieat ouf einer
Sni.l in Der 6onel, unb 1T ibon elm
reht aItes Siabthen. beiTen Dom ie6r
mGIsriih pirtt. iDean man i5n pom
anoeren 6dpsliifer aus erblidt. 5inter
Der Stant 3ieht fid3's auf ben SiiseIn
entldng lDie ein grobes Telb BON tpeis
bsm gliitbenfhnss. Elm G6itgarien nez
ben oem onoeren. beIcnbers 4irf1ens
unb aepfelbliitte, unterbruhen bon
sroBen SotsIs unb Meitauronts mfr
bunten 5laaeen, bic Iuftig i'm Winpel
tpehen. 4n gertdufsftdnoen tperben
anfidtsfarten argebpten, bic ndfirIih
ale Die biii1enben SbItblume auftpsizI
fen. iorie iernsS iene itnrflodteuen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-17

.Jlafhen nit Cbftnetn, bic nohber bie
ausfIagler na9 6oufe Drinsen, ipenn
Ire nint i6on untertDegs leer fperDen.
Der Bid BON ben 6oben berab ift fshr
i60n. Dos 3apeltbal bietet ia an iih
eine Wenge lanbf6qftliher Rei5s, uno
geraDe bisfe peitere ungebung Don
9oisodTn NIT ben feenartieen2lusbuHs
tuagen bes 5iufIes, ben sfiefernpdlt
bern, Den garts unp S6f6Hern, bic
f3 bier erbeben, iit Elm Iebr eigeHartis
ges Stiid norbbeutI6er Rotur. 2Aer
gegeni6er bon Berber, am 0ftlihen
ufer, ltegt bas Dorf Geftop, jebt ebenz
falls gang unter ipetben 8liitRn3ireis
gen begraben, oann fommt Der ausoez
oebnte S6tpielotp@See, an oeiTen @iuz
son9spforte Der mdlerifGe Grt Ga
putb Iiegt. lleberoa auT ben Seen uno
benz Gfufie trell3en tpeiBe Seqel, stere
life brdune Motorboote uno fchtante
.Sttffs" unb Rennbnote bon ficb einz
iibenoen Huoerbereinen. Die itarfe
3nnabme oes g8aferfports bier unb
aHf alien @eipdfiern Der llmqebunq
BON Berlin III eine 6aratteriTtiId6e Grz
fdeinHng Der leBten Sabre. Der Mdrz
ter bat eben 10 81 fa9en BON Ydtug
alte nauttf6e lleberIieferuneen; bieIes
ausgeoebnte Seengebiet 5spana bic Sim
ipo6nsr. it1 auf Dem BaHer ebenIo
betmif4 81 MAIDEN. tpie auf bem 2arbe.
Sur 8aunblutbe na6 Derber hiueinz
3utommen, 1T alfo lei6t, bte S9lpie.
rtgteit 1T cber, tpieber beraus3ufontz
men. Die Riidtebr mad 9otsOam uno
berlin ssftaItet iid gu einem Sample
unls 9aiein. Die 8erbinbunaen Iin0
our6f6nittlt6 ausge3eidnet, bic 81
isnbdAnen Iegen Sonoer3iige ein, abet
trpBosm 1T oas alles eegen ben Mafs
teHdnorang beIonoers am Sonntaq
meiitens ipirtungs[os. Nldn ordnat
iih an ben 8o6nfperren, an ben DAM
pferS5 5altepldBen, Die @eamten fareien
lt1 Rtier, uber Denn es Iib bdrum
bdnbelt, einen IeBten glaB in ben ibers
tillten Qbtbeilen 3u betommen, entz
ideioet bas einfac5. sSquftre6t uber
ptelmehr gabogeHre6t. gin3elne auTs
getldrte Jedturen appeairen an oas 70
tief I'M 0elttf6en ftedsnbe 8efGbl fir
SittIamteit uno SpdlierbiIben, a6er
bic Gimme Der Meisbeit bertallt in
oem SetOie. Die f60nften stirI6bliiz
tben5tpeige iperoen getnift uno bic leBz
ten 5auiionen iiber Die 50fliafeit uno
pos entgegentOmmeu feiner Mlitmens
fGen aud. Quf ben 9ampfern uo6
Botsbam oebts nitht 6eFer su; NO
gsfegHdbig glds ift fir 400 Dlens
f9en od miiHeu jeBt TOO 3uTammenz
pferhen faHen. Sn potsbam anaee
tommsn, ffiirmen bic 2eute bic 9orz
orts3ligs na6 Berlin, unb bier lit me-
ntgitens eirte sleihmdBise 8ertasiluns
Der Weohen n0glih. 5dns uno feline
Srete rerbringer baun ben Abeno ae@
Dohnlih in irgenb einem 8iergarten,
mo Der Bldg aber aud ipdrlih lit :,
ipenn ss bob tontnt, in eiRem Beins
reitaurant nit sen belisbten 8orttonsn
81 fiinfunbiieb3ig ooer aht8ia gfens
ntgea. man fhndrmt bann f6ou BON
bem nd4iteu Sriibiabrsausffuae na9
Beroer. unb bic ipeiBe airihbliithe
nirb nod tagelang i'm WaHergIofe
aufbepahrt unb ieben Morgen i6rs
Dausrborteit BON Renem bepunosrt.
lleber Die 8auerbdrteit Der Qiebs
maht man iih babel feline 8ebonfeu,
unb bod iinh bic 3drtIi6sn @eFable in
biefer Sabresssit nisI oergGngliter als
70 Elm airidbIiitbsn3tpeis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-17

ods. esnss sss nIllsr q asw f,sst.

Wds. GsHbs snb MsfisH IN Esw DuSf.
0,eIc .on eaIIs wurbe su 2K-2zsx aus.
gefiehen.
prinia @eldaftspapiere iparDen su o.
0S bisfpntirt.
EteriiHa grmange III iDillig. -
Stdt ~ &4.66js--466z uno Commercial
sn S4.82 " --4.s2M.
BuHbes. CbfigaticnfH iDaren itf'
ttg uno unrosH fule fofgt auofirt:
Der. Etnnten glefunbirung 24 100A
gtb., ~ regiitrirte ff87 lily. Coupons
Ia - 114A, 90 regiisrirte 102 y i034 u
coupons 102 X -1O3z, banana Regiltsreb
~ 1904 bo. 81, 102zs-1031s.
Nftienmarft. - Jn benz Wartt trnt
bente cine geenhung ein unb be Ereiie ities
gen gleih BON Der ErcFfHuHg an. 3ie @es
mime betrugen pDu u bio 2 goirts. Ter
@lnrtt idlpi, FeIf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-17
Tsr Nerianot betrla IN eerieIben Heit |:

Mtnbuteh b. - ate oHtFlbr mar tsute
Siemlif ereB, bic Rahiraae cine CUTE anb
Der Wsdrst lt1rf. Stofers nne sSeeosrs uas
rem In sieniicb gutter RadbFraee anb iietia.
---Rilhflhe bliehen unuerda6ert.
Gnutre StIere $7.2S--7.75, Grtra sTs0
--eS.10, Ehfen Ss.50--6.75. sgIeilherStiere
15.25-7.e5, ,Grtra s7.75--S.oO. peifers $500
--7.50, ouserleieas bis fgtra eT.65- -a. 90.
Giiee o4.o0-8.25, aus<rielene bis srsra
e6.25 $50, Gamers $5-2s--450, Stofers
uab syeebsrs e850--750, Efod- -6eifers $5.5
--6-50. Stpd,stiihe $4.50--5.5O.
Wa IeM-9 9ei Hur mdBiger 9ufubr
fUor Der Marft heuie itetia.
Nl0asre anb Ieihte 500 -o.25, Bologna
,e6.s5 -7.35, sette 8unen eI.26- 100.
G61ber.-Nnian9s mar Der Rartt ites
<ia, QsRenEmlufs 0ber murbe berfdbe fhspd.
der uib bte Erei{e fgaen nnl 2B--50c.
Gxtrn S0.25, fdtr bts cute ieid4e 800
--Q00, cxhin6re-sfne srobe 45.50--s.50.
&at1es tl1hcs 1cuamiI ficns- cdujfra.s--
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-17
Ghteago, 10. gai.

90 q 9 o, 10. DoL
Bsfseu. - fir aeai 50 - ssHc, am
51Iub s9He; fir gull 81 - sske, am
ShIuB s. sc; fir Eeptsmber ssK-8sHe
AM Snlub IS ,ze; far 7esember COZ -
SoEfe, am Sdlus 9oze.
sseffhtorR. - syar gaai 55K-5se,
am S6lnb 56t; fiir 9uIi 55&-684e, am
Sntas soc; fur September 66M-5eMc,
am ShluB 5sHe; ffr 5s5ember 04z-
SAX, dm Salub 54Ee
Sdfsr. iSRr aRni 3S - 8sAe, an,
sGlus s8He; fur Jlai s5ts--s61sc, am
56lub S61se; fur 5epsember 851s-35Le,
am Shlnb s5Ac; farEesentber 36K-3eAle c,
am SdluB 3stsc.
Moggen.-Ro. 62-6Sc.
Berit -47-8Tc.
ftmot9piaamen r. Rsuer s2.s5-
s.65.
Rlsefaamsn - sfe.oo - 2l.0o per
Genfuer.
Rebpprf sls.75 Der Bbl. - Slr
Jali t19.42k-l957H, am SdIuB s19.45:
fiirSeptember s1s.22 15--is.S2K. amSdIub
sis.22tz.
S4mafA-si102K K-1i.05 per 100 BIB.
Jar Deai ti102h = lilo, am Shlub
slf.O2 u; fiirJ Juli sl0.s5--II.90. am ShIuB
s10.S5; jir Stpiember ti0.9o-i0.971z, am
ehius sf0.eO.
Short Rippeufetten. -- sll.50--
TACO per 100 8fuHS. - Tar Deai s10.60
1i.s5. am ShluS sl1.s5; fur Suli
tff07 -1i.12H, an GfhIas $f1.07Jz fiir
September s10.95 - 11.0O, am Stlub
$f0.S5.
Sutter-Rar,t fefs. greamsriss as
2sHc per 4fnno-
itrits i7ke, firits 1s14c per 3assHo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-17
Metan. Warff.

Rew Dorf Is. Nni.
4upfer mar beute ieit.-StaRbare su
1880. GleetroIltic su ela.s7-16.00, Cafe
~ e16.00, eating su ti5.82.
ginn iii feit gu s4S.43--49.00.
Bfei itefig Az s4.30.
GpeIter rubia ~ &4-50--5.45.
giien ruhig uno unperdnnert -Ro.
Rcrfheru &lT00-l7.30, SO. J2prthern
s16.T5-fZ00, SO. l Sputhern si7.0o-f7.50.
No. Souttern loit si7oo--l7.5o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-17
Ghieann. 1e. M2ni 1913.

Sdweine. - qtthte $40 - S.65, ges
miidbte =. $S.30--s.62K, fbuere $8.00-S.57z,
rauhe $500 - $50. fyerfeL $3.50 - S.35.
Weartt attn uno itetig.
HiHopteb.-B Beenes s710--8.90, Teras
Stiere $6.75-770, Stoders uno iSeeberS
s5.S5-7.90, aiibe uno 5eiiers &3.S5--7.g0
Rdlber $6.25-e00 92artt i'm allgeTeineu
ftetig.
S6aie 2dmmer -59aie: Gin
beintiihe $5.90-8.80, sSdhrlinge $8.40-75D.
2dmmer Ginteimifbe $6.50-s.70 sFartt
itetig big tart
8ufubr. - Shweine 1900, 8IRb1ieb
1,500 Sbnfe unb 2dmmer 5000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-17
WOut WeIbusarft.
9tneinnatt. ID. Ueai 1913.

&bWtAh Huk W 1us 1t1s AbAV-
GbuoN bic cine oDer dnbgre Hdnf cine
rteht CUTE Nahfrase nnh Tarfehen ba per
;stehneH bate. 10 stuoreH bod bic @tIddfis
tsis Mugsfnsinsn iIail- Tis 8insrateH Nlo
uHustaaDstf eeblieben. Harlebsn on cal"
puroeH roH ben Banfen Al 4H--5@ arss
gfLlsbsn. lDdbreno G,eThdftspapiers bu De-
90 oisEontirf nurbeH. Iiealasler plaeirfen
Nripatsstapiiol su 4H-5& acn eau uro
81 81 anf 0eif.
sstaisf aHf Hsn prsf.
wurbtn su Bari smiIden Baufeu perfnuff.
Die GCilnterrate betrdgt soc 4rdrtle per
$1,000.
Mehir sHi anrsrs.
Nnb etipos nilIiger.--- lie foigenbfn Inotis
runssn lino La berihten:
qcnbcn, 8 ZaaeG Githt, tt.Sg Y 4.s7 per G.;
90 Taae Eifhf, 44.e2 tz 4.S3 per C; Dnris, D
Taag Gtdf. bf6 sErancS per 800 90 Tags
gift, 51s stranes psr 800; filr Etutihlonb.
4 Taae Git1t, Mari s5H --95k. hp. 80
Tues Eid3f. D4K g4Ae.
4rumeHtnrt Bills aui 2cnbru ipurbsn
sn t<.e2K, 1li Giasgofp 81 e4,s24 Hub anf
Hetfull i'll e4.62 usrfauft
easses.rbfissfssasx
ru5ss nnb lisiis. Die B0nssn auotirtn iuie
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-17
GtonE>cr Gin brrd.

Rsnnerin: ~6eute Rohnitiog sbnbe
ih Shre Grnn tsnnen seIernt, 0erx
Hath. Sh reo' Shne feet Abui0s MI
mebr 5il, nod d Whub su triHstn.- iDeRn
- nod 0ous ottsn sDctltn!.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-17
Vieb mdrfte.

Cincinnati. 1s. Nai 1918.
9afahr unb SsriaHof fpdhrens Der usrs
foisnen "a Stunoeu. pergliheH NIT ben
porhsrgeheHesn 5ageu. iparen ME folat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-17
aeS gOrser 1snS. nnstiraasea

Mi4iioH cen. st.. u tr7iHoBri nsc,He lr ssl.
Mtdtfon corn. Dr.. esLIsplN Nac reus Er sstl
&Hinff0n egnb Bx... set<Is9nf m rf gyi,s Az 81
MfIanfie q, g. l. <s. sfilsp ~ q asr asr, al als<
Wnffim kC&is AZ :. 81 Ia N 0 AS q, e
Maifirr &Cste sHf N InH AAA - AZ -
MrpeN Tr sr 4e,. ses&Iwryf an rrr ~ s3ls
gent ef Wesat6 Eg. aox3<lw a "a n ~ tasE
Gerfreg ae1fbsy 81. ssLEeerst saetfss a. ga
0tefac O. 4hg.. as&Iwurss me-tt,S ~ ssL
o. 40 eonb 4Hqy.. ss4Iss m q vTss a. eats
rsse az snr... S. Perm o shItefsj Tss
mssH.3f cen. ly... s1s<iNsahira esr A. eIis
" Hp Agf 9 a 81 !. tofs{I ~ n e. IL a. q
GRNANar eaf le. g7sxI III q A. wsTy -sZ
~1MxHat uf Ar. AZ stp &E N scn lr. 70
1sE &cuh 70. Il. 81 l&crst nar eel a. stA
g TAa.8 q. ref ST.. 7exI@ mar<str ~ A. ~
~~Itinsfc sT....... a. Ecufh. Mar ssf sr. asA
80 80 orses tssu 81, ssAl eenfh ~Gslrnh sr iesh
@@re peH ss...,s;.. n IFsmlt m. 0su A.. 7al I.
W. srf. rtf Dr.. sf lstrscugassssS ~ a
SrssrbcrDssyfst lr rrxlfsr r1sr ~ - ssts
snI ~ wssFs war, "a ~ lu ". Aushfy ar. tof q
nggs .sangn 49, ssHlu 3. Steel 2. Er... sSk
Z. y bfb 4rffp3f1.. seklgnse - 80 ~ az
g. %. I'm lr.+.... ssElezssxs,ry prs ~ @eA
:. sST 4T:.. sou ynsvrsrat or, % So tois
~N"0~- sSH. sax tx4l1Qte central 4r.... 20
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-17

ynder.-BreiIe iiHb ftetig. HnfHnlrfer
Gut 2caf 5.70e, powbereb 5.00e, gubes 6f5e
araHufnteo 490c, Gonfeeiipners ~ 475e,
On ~ 55c,-4.g5c. meiBer rrtra "a
445--4.J0c. ertra 81 430-49oe, orbiHd.
rer aeIber 4.20-4.26c.
Wpldfies lit itetia. - Rew Orleans
Open hetfle 32--5Se, Centrifugal 1s--80c
per GdIone
Heis.-Warft siemltd iebhaFt unb itetiG.
2nuifiaHa. syantn 5edb 6--5He, prifna 81
&c, orbtndrer 4A--5e, 5apan 8 - SIC
per RiuHb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-17

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The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1913-06-27
NAYI.OR-SiIARP

william Walton Naylor OF Spring
field, Mo-. and Miss Mayme Lou SHARP
Of Marshall we're united In marriage
Monday. June %. at 1880 p. m. at the
home of the bride on South odell
The wedding was quite an event in
social circles In this city and was wilt.
messed by large number OF relatives
and close friends OF the family.
Rev. J. r. Cortner OF the Cumber.
land Presbyterian church was the Of
ficiating divine.
The bride II the daughter OF DR.. G
L. c. Sharp OF this city and is O
charming young woman.
The groom is prominent youns
business man OF Springfield.
The bride and groom left on the
4:10 y. m. c. 4 A. train, Monday, foI
parts unknown.
After the honeymoon ex'
pedition Mr.. and Mrs. Naylor win be
at home to friends (after July 15) al
GAL West Walnut street. Springfield
Mo.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1913-06-27
A SERIOUS CRIME

2 BY request OF the authorities we dil
not mention, last week, the fiendly act
of some person, as It was thought the
party could be caught easier.
nr Saturday night of last week some
one tied heavy telephone wire
across the Slater and Marshall high
way, about four miles northeast OF
Marshall. The wire was about five
feet high and one end was fastened to
a telephone pole and the other to a
hedge tree. II was no doubt put
there by someone having a grudge
against autos.
About nine o'clock Ernest Manesc
and sister. Miss Denie Gerold Lern-
hard, Glenn Briggs and Everett Cropp
came along in the Maneke auto from
Slater bound to Marshall.
Just before reaching the spot their
engine went dead and while they
cranked II up a horseman came along
and rode into the wire and was
thrown from his horse. but not hurt.
The horses head was down and the
wire caught the horn OF the saddle
and all came to the ground. Mr..
Maneke tells US the man rode away
without giving his name. The prose
cutting attorney was notified and is
doing his best to find the perpetra.
tor OF this fiendly deed.
n caught the person will be severe
ly dealt with 40 our people are much
aroused over the unhman act.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1913-06-27
HAwKINs.HOOpER.

On June ~. 1913 DR.. George Haw.
kins Of Salisbury, Mo-, was married to
Miss Eula Hooper OF Triplett, Mo. The
wedding ceremony was performed by
minister OF the Christian church,
who resides in Kansas city, but who
came down to Moberly to Join In hap
py wedlock this popular young couple.
DR.. Hawkins ID a former Miami boy.
He received his training at our high
school and decided to become q physl-
clan. He attended schools in New
York. Mlnnisota and various. other
places OF prominence and today Is one
OF the best physicians in Charlton
county. His fair bride, he has known
for nine years. She is the only child
of wealthy parents, very amiable and
accomplished. After the ceremony
they left for Minneapolis, Mimi, and
made n short visit, thence to Miami
to visit the groom's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Waller Hawkins. who live about
five miles east of Miami. Georges
meny friends in Saline county are
proud OF him and wish him much
success In his double blessedness.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1913-06-27
II. M. COFFELT DEAD

Buge Marcellus Coffeit was born,
Nov. 2s. 1865, in Cole county near
Jefferson City and died at st. Mary's
hospital In Kansas City. Friday. June
I3. 1913. In the 18th year OF his age.
About three weeks ago his right leg
was operated on for tuberculosis OF
the bone and part OF bone removed
In hopes that the leg might be saved.
but the day before his death the leg
was removed.
He was married to Miss Cordelia
Fitzhugh, July Q, 1895. TO which un-
ion were born eight children--three
girls and five boys. the wife and two
childreh proceeded him TO the great
beyond. Those living are Ralph Cof-
felt OF Pittsburg. Kansas; Mrs. Myrtle
Wood, Miss Lucretia, Harold, Lee and
Faith OF Sweet Springs. The re-
naming members OF the family have
the deepest sympathy OF the entire
community for the loss of the father
and head OF the f4mily.-sweet spr-
ings Herald.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1913-06-27
FRANK l.. BROWN

Frank L. Brown, ~ years old. oi
666 South odell avenue, this city
passed away at the Deaconess hospi
tai in st. Louis. Saturday, June 81 a,
10 a. m. Mr.. Brown has been III for
some time. He was operated on in
st. Louis May IA for q nasel affec.
tion. The instrument used In the op.
erations broke causing hemmorrhagc
which continued to the time of his
demise. The surviving wife, aged
mother, Mrs. Ann Mariah Brown and
the three daughters, Misses Cathrine
Virginia and Frances. we're at the bed
side at the time OF the death.
Frank l.. Brown was born at the
old Brown homestead. 2 miles north
Of Marshall and was the son OF the
late Robert l.. Brown, a pioneer citi.
zer OF the county. lie was q pros.
porous asriculturist and stock raiser
and while having his. home in Mar
shall spent a large portion OF his time
on the farm. He was member OF
the NJ. Il. Church South and also OF
the Masonic lodge in this city. His
passing has taken from the county
one Of its best and most universally
loved citizens.
The funeral took place Sunday at
1870 p. m. from the residence and
was conducted by Rev. A. II. Faris OF
the Methodist church. Burial was Mt
Ridge Park cemetery with Masonic
ceremonies.
The pail bearers were DR.. J. w.
Carter. T. II. Harvey. r. c. Barnhill,
w. b. Hupp. 70. l.. Brown and l.. T..
Dotson.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1913-06-27
POULTRY MARKET
PRIZES AWARDED.

We the undersigned have officially
made count OF the lamps In the pile
In show window OF the Missouri Gas
G. Electric Service Company, and an
noupce that 1913 is the correct num-
Der OF lamps in the pile.
We furthermore announce that the
following contestants are tho winners
OF the following prizes.
Guess.
First prize c. G. Richards .192
Second prize Geo. Duggins .194
Third prize +. NJ. Wright 1876
Fourth prize Chas. Buckner Jr. ieI
Fifth prize Miss Maud Busan 100
We respectfully have signed this
statement this 23rd day OF June,
1913. Judges signed,
c. T. THOMPSON.
A A. GRIMES.
BEN STRIKER.
GEO. T. NuCKLEs.
@. II. SMITH.
II. c. coRDER Jr.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1913-06-27
KATHRYN FOLEY

The remains OF Kathryn r. Foley
who died In New York, April "a. 1912
and placed In receiving vault there
were brought to Marshall last Friday,
She was the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. A. Foley and granddaughter OF the
late Mike Elmore. and was years 6
months old at the time OF her death,
over a year ago. The remains were
taken to Paris Walkers undertaking
establishment Friday evening where
they remained until 2 p. m. Saturday.
when they were laid to rest in the El-
more lot At Ridge Park cemetery. M.
Gilmore. her uncle. accompanied the
remains to Msrshall.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1913-06-27
MISS BESSIE CUNNINGHAM

Miss Bessie Cunningham died ~
her home near Blackwater. wednes.
day, June IL at 2:45 D. m. OF a short
illness at the age OF % years.
She was sick but short time
everything that medical skill and ten
der nursing could do was done. but "a
no avail. IA her last hours became
few on this earth, she seemed to say
goodbye TO her many loved ones. and
words OF prayer committed her souls
keeping unto her heavenly father. She
leaves a father. mother and one sis.
ter TO mourn her departure. Nelson
Record.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1913-06-27
To GIVE AWAY, FALL SUIT

As may be seen by reading Whites
advertisement in this weeks paper.
MIR. White has made free offer to
the farmer in Saline county for either
his wife or daughter. a $4,000 Wool
tex fall suit for the talest stalk OF
corn raised in Saline county. They
will also give to any lady In Saline
county a $4,000 wooltex fall coat for
the heaviest dozen chicken eggs. laid
by her hens. The contest on both
offers close at noon September 10.