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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-09
sslmksNadriHtett.

Cincinnati, 9. Wat.
9S~EbioHus III foft uberaa im 5ellen be-
uriffen unb bate seitsrn abeno bel bis'tger
staot einen 8aHsrfaub bon 1873 Gus.
Die folaenbeu Bepsidsn trafsn pa5rsno
b.s geifrisen 3a9ss bier stn.
ptttsburs, pa. Der FIus bat stnsH
BaFsritanp bon 8.2 Sub uno foat.
GatIettsburG su. Der 5lus IA! es'
nm @aferftano bon IL CUB nHo faut.
gortsmoatb, 8. Der 1flub bat eluea
@aHsrfiano pon 1874 unb taut.
garttrsbura, 8. 8a. Der Tlns bat
sinsn @aFtrfono bon 7s JaS uRb falt.
aanap6a sails, gS 8a. Der e!ub bal
stn.n maF.ritano bon 81 gus uno 'tel9t.
gbarIestou, g8. Ba Dsr 5lub bat
sinsu BaF.riauS bon III 5ub unb Itstgt.
OF pIeafant, @. ga. Der '5tas bal
.in.n @aH.rfaab bon rs Gus uno faat.
qouisbtllt, Rh. Ger SluB a1t stpsr
@aNsritaub BON 100 CUR uno taIlt.
Gbanseills, 3uO. Der yfluB ha! Ell
usu @afsrEaRe bon 3.S GUS uHo relgt.
Cairo, III. Der iIH5 hat slntH sSahst
aano ben 227 Sub uno faIlt.
Wempbis, Eenn. Der glus bat stnsn
8aHerfano bon 20 Sui uno fdu'.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-09

Rpggen. - Mnrft idmnd. $40. 2 So =
67e, No. 3 bc. 6t--e8t, Np. 4 bp. b4-82e.
Nerfauf. ipurben: 400 Bu. ITO. 2 Npggen
nit Rors at 65e auf benz @eieiie.
0eritl. --Wn. Q Griibtabrs 6b-73c, Wo.
8 57--66r, Ro. 4 bo. 50--57e; 5utterseriie
40-50c per Bulbel.
@erftenmalo. - Jrlbjahrsgerite To-
$50 per Buibef.
Uergleif Der @etreibsssgreiie NIT benienis
gen am gfeihen Lass bss oorisen 5abrss:
Mai, 8. 1918. Wtai 8. 1912.
Weiaeu, go. rother .110Ac 122c
Weffhforn, SO. gemiibtes 58Ke Sic
5afer,R ,Ro. 2gemiidter neuer 8bHc 5se
Mnggen, RD. 2 neuer .... $50 87e
6eu, go. Eimotbp -. $3.50 $3.50
gebisfn.
Ser Dearit mar itetis. gertnuit wureen :
$50 Bbls. TiftiIIers Jiniftee 6ooos anf
Der Bats uon e1.8o per @auone.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-09
Mmsipdrtige Mtdrfte.
" ep gprt, &. Mai.

en- DpEt, =. IaL
Qshl.-Ter Rarst mar beute ruhia. -
Spring Eatsni $460-4.s5, ssIuier Straigpts
t4.40-s.50., aSinier Batenis A.75-5.t0.
Sprlna dears f4.O0--4-20, RiHter grtras
go. 1 sSs0-4.i0, BIO. 2 DO. t3.10-S.s0.
aanIas Straights S4.15-4.25.
Rcgsenmebl mar ifetls. - Gotr bis
autes S5.60--3s5, doiee bio fanen $3.50
400.
Maismehl mar ruhig. - Jeines weibez
unb aelbes si.30--l.35, srpbes tl.25--l. 80.
Nilnbrieo f3.25.
Rogsen III iietis.-gac. Reitern s9tsr
{. 4. Buffalo.
@erft III fteiig. - Ralsgerfte 5S--66e,
= s,sstsSS;;H;s 5sl..ee Rem Vcrf.
Nsisen. - Rarft mar itriig. - Ro. .
rpiher ii4Kee. 4. i'm Elepator uRh 101 y
(. o. b. fmpimmsnb. 80. Rortbern 1ulutl
seXc I. pb. ihwimmeno.
WIf@tera - Ser Usarft NOR feit. =
oySor4 CAS- |. .. !. i@utmmsnh
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-09

Mirnpie b. - Die heutlge 3ufuhr, IN
SserbineuRa nit oensH bon geliern nbrIs &C.
bliebeuen, mar uolllg eeniigeno fur bic ges
rinae Naehfraae uRo Die Rretie paren Itetig.
-dRnhtahe wareu ebenfaus lfeiig.
Sthgpsre 5tlere s725--o.00, GItra $T.s5
-ts.85. Etlien s315-6.T5. 5letiheritiers
e5'25-T. % .Grtra s. 500, Seifers t5.25
-1s5. auserleisne bts ertra $7s0-s.00,
Rihs A.OO-e50. auserieiene bis eItra
e6. 5o-6. rs, Gamers s3.50--450. Stoders
unb Reeners $3.50. Stod- Ssiiers $3.50
--e.55. Etpf auhe s450-5.50.
9utleH.-Su Hur maBtaer 3ufubr
mar eer ylartt rabig uno bic @reiie uHpsr'
aaegrt.
Maasre uno lechte s5.oo-s0o. Bologna
ss.25 - 6.s5, EXTRA 800, ieiie Saaen
sT.oo-1.25.
Nalbsr.- 9ie 3uiuhr mar nur mdBis
nnb bic 4retie lietlg.
Nalber in ben aoMmtfiipns. Sduiern --
9rtra $500, iatr bts CUTE IeId]te $3.50
$50, creinars uuo srpbe s5.5o-s.5o.
Tanep DC, prima bis auserleiene IA -
|sAe. orolnare 5A-6 'ae.
gtapeine. Eei sienItd, groBer gu
fuhr mar Der HRarti Aeute ldipat, liHo 81,
9reiie iieleH um 100. Rtele ShpelHe blIe
ben unpertauft.
5dpsre Shpeins bruhtsn Ss-20-s.25
auts bis auserleieHe 8erpadangs- uno Tlei
| fheriorten $s.25 $50, gemlihte Der
pdtunasicrten ssl5 - s-25. oroiudre BIZ
auserlslsne id,mere istte Saue $5.50-1.5O
grira $3.50, Stags s4.50--e.5o. ieid9te Der
| ianbtipr.en s760---s.30. i5srsel pon 100 BIB
unb ipsniser k5.00--T.5O.
Shafe une 2ammer - Ter Mart
mar heute rubis uRo iieiig ~ ben seltrlgei
8reiien.
| Sdaafe. - 6elhureHe $500, CUTE bis aus
I srlslene 5000 orhin1re bis CUTE $40
ASS. WolI. e f1is S4.00--8.25.
/ Qdnimsr. @eihprene $7-35, CUTE bt
auserleIene e6.s5-T.25. oreinnre bis gut
1900 - s.T5, gsol'2ammer $500 s-2t
SriihIabrs. 2dmmer sT.00-11O0.
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Stiere es.75--775, ,petlidle s6.90--S.ooo,
Gto6ers unb sseebers f6.o0-7.9O, 0nhe llHo
Seiisrs $3.50 - s.15, adlber $3.50 - e.25.
O,arft ftetig biz 10c aieoriger.
Stafennb Qdmmer. --Shaft: 9in'
beimiid,e s5.s5-s.85, tpeftItfe se2b-7l5,
3dbrlinge S6.B5-1.5O.
Qtmrter: Ginbeimiihe $8.40-S.85, tpeli'
life $e.s0-s.S5. Marft itettg.
bufubr. - Shmeine 10000, Hlnopte9
4 500. St1ofe unb admmer 1900.
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Der fagt, bic 3ubt
8rei3ehn bringt Pe ID ? llno
pu reoen bic Qeute immeI BON Der llnz
gIit83aGl .0rei3ebn" gtidt stnmal.
ionoern fat Elm babies 3ugeu0 mai bat
bic ,llnqliits3abI" ben Beg Der rets
3enoen, taum 1Sjdbrigen 2lHua Stebsoa
oetreust ieit bas W}dbheu an 30.
Qpril nit tbrem grdutigam Wl.tia Sc
ienstp on 8pro Des DGronprin3 Dtlz
belm" aus Dem Ganoe oes 5otaners
bier einqetroFfeH mar uHo troB alez
pem baben ihr tiir5lih bod bic 6oh>
3eit8QlodeH oetlungen. Qm 13. Wprll
bate Dus U&dohen bic 5eimutb oerloiz
Zen, Is mar ibrs Rummer auf benz
Shtffs Wanifeft gerpeieu ais glummer
/ l3 erIdien ihr Nume auf Der ,Specidl
sSnqairn" Qiite auf GlIis Ssldno, 13
mar bic drummer, bic ibre 8erborssIts
ten trugen uno SuguterleBt beItbt
I Sh0nz Qlnnu eine iplhe yttppess s5igur
unb elm oerurt tinDljdes Qusiehen, baB
! fie faum Glter als - 13 Sabre ers
1 IAeint. llnp ale oieie rOrsisebn"
! fhlieBen einen ieltidmen Giebsroman
Elm. Dis oreijdhriqes Siuo mar Qnua,
bic bier in 9erth gmbon, 81. ), ods
/ 2iht Der Welt erblidt bate, bon lbreu
GItern pieoer nab llngaru 5uriidsez
braebt pprpen, NO iie pelblteb uno err
soqen tpuroe Dor ungefdhr Sabrssz
TriIt fiel es Whtia Seien8tp, Der 'eit
eyabren bier in 8ruoDot, gd., anIdiiig
| uno I'M 8eiiB oes amerttaniihen Sur>
asrrehis lit, ein, feiHer alten 6etmdth
einen 9eiuh ab3uitaten. 0a er gus
FdQio aus Dem oleicbsn Srt lpie Qnnas
, Gltern fcmmts, matte er bort ebenll
, sufcQia bic 9etauntihaft oes UlGea
c9ens, um fit baIp otrTauf iterblth IN
pasielbe gu perIieben. Die Yerlobuua
Ianb itatt uno bdS Wtdoder eHtihloh
, fin. ibrem 8rdutioam in ibr 9eburtss
lamb Al FolQen. Bel i0rem GintreffeE
. in 9}erp g)prt nurbe eSelenstn ais Bur.
| ger iofOrt 3ugeLuheu uno trat bic Nel.
terreiie nab grabood an, IN Der W3et'
: nunQ, er ipur0e bort NIT feiner Braui
: 3uiammentreffeu 8ieIe dber mar uns
r tsrbeTer bon Den Snqutiitoren auf Del
r SbrQneninIsl feitqebalten uno oa iie oi,
QDreiie hires grdutigams nidt EpuBte,
! BON Der 2auoung ousqeIhloffen NOR.
) ben. Shon beabIttigte Der 8ertretei
: Der unqartIher GjeIelIftaft, ith per.
+ TDnlih na6 9srtb 4mbon 81 beeeben,
. um bier bic Geburtsatten oes WdD'
4 dens aufsuftnben, als in 3nolfte1
4 Gtunoe Der beiorgte grdutigam, Del
: fih gar nibt gu ertlaren oermphte. tpt
te ietn ShdsIein gebIieben mar, auf gaii
! Ssldnb etntraf uno aties 5riibful In
n ettel 5reube perpanoelte 4loermdr
= sSansS Smith fdIob ben gunb Del
r getoen, bic bann, .enblib osreint unt
: snblit ulleiH", bic Weiterreiis mad
graopo6 aurraten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-09

Gs oibt gdr piele hergebrahte
SflaQmorte unp abergldubige Rsoensz
arten, Die iebsr ge0untenlos nanIprtht;
teiner oGer oenft barun, iie Guf lhre
Rihtigteit gu priifen. leberaa MINI
melt es pon oieien QGgen in Der Jtdtur>
qeIbifte, in Der DsItgeihihte, in Der
8eoqrapbie unb i'm altdglidhsn 2eben.
Die areu8otter tdnn nt6t Dor Som
nenunterganq iterben, aarl Der Dtde
IoQ iiber6uupt nitt seitorben istn, nno
in einer Sotel 3u 3imbuttu hduIt Elm
Ractdno. Der nit oem 2rtnt9elo 3us
frieoen III.
9as SraTIeite dber, mas an I'm
pc6rbeiten geIagt piro, liegt in osm
SAP: .,9eneOig lit cine rubtge Staot!"
IS lit eine nabre GrhOlung," iagte
mein Treunb Reitsnbd6, otn Beneolg
Al lebcu. Seine Gram. tein Nuto,
tein QaItpaQen, ia, Ielbit etn Sinoerz
paaen tam bort in isnen 9eIegneten
Gefiloen, bs3ieburgspeiie 9erpdHerH
Iein 9aIcin Eiht friitsn, oenn er tommt
nitt ii6er Die griiten uno 3reppen
l2eg."
Sd sin alIo mad gensotg gefabren
unb bdte fir pier8ebn 3age mid dm
ganule 9ranbe einlogirt. Sept bin t4
um pierSebn ItNaflpie RGhte unD um
cine grfobruug reider uno erhote MIDI
I lanQiam in gdraboIh. no oas Som
! barDemeut tpieoer auf9enommen nor
ben iIt. W}it 5nei 2lntipbpnen in oen
! Sbren t6nnte man in Benebiq pieleidt
taasiiber cb unb gu Elm Rideraen ma
der, aber BON 3ebn lhr Qbenos ob
qan3 iicher nicht. 2ieat man um oieie
/ ,3eit i'm 9ett, 10 touItatirt man Suz
ndhft, oaB ieoer oorbeifahrenoe 8ds
ppreto Dos 8soiirfniB bat, 1sine
! 8ampfpfeife bon 3eit gu 3ett 81 pro-
!, biren. llno man merit es Der Gdnge
bes 9fifies an, bab Der gaporetomann
/ iih Ieines Snitrumentes freut unb
qerne auf ibrl Ipielt. Seoer 8aporettc
matt tine itottlide 1eQe, uno jeoG
, 0sQe tluppert unb Idhpabbsrt an oas
Tunbament oes 6au1es, Dem man I'D
: anpertrdut Bat. Damn erifdllen oit
: Ionpren RuFe Der 0onoOliere, aud ents
brennt monhmal cine fpeitbin fhallen
{ be Debate 3pii6en stnigen 8ertreterr
5 oisier elpis trintgelohuHgrigen 3unft
{ Ga8 Iino alles Iha[Ipelsaer3eugeno
Momsnte, bic bic gon3e gtaclt bin0urd
s dHbalten, uno mid nur 5Diihen ore
{ uno pier l1br niht mshr itDren tpnnten
: neil ib um oieie 3eit in Der Regel e
: mem letbdrqifnen GridopFunss3u 3uitanI
Il anbeimqefaaen mar.
c Sebt tommen Die HoIinen i'm Gu
{ den: Bon 5ehn llbr bis Wtitteruudl
+ britt ba uno bort eine Serenaos aug
+ Sino bic beidriebenen 9erduihe unan
Il genebm, 10 er3eugt bic Serenaoe etne
e phnIiIteu Shmer3, 5u Dem iid be
y p6pitife Qnaitsu'tono, Is mo6te ga
L Santa Queid" be Serendoe tompli
II sirsn. binsuobbirt. 3as rupft un
+ 3upft unb itrpirrt uno tlirrt, I'm
ls oanu tremplirt Elm dbgebunoener &
i nor uno fchebbert Elm quietihiqer Or
/ pran oa3u man mub ihou etne itet'
l. Sberlippe bdben, bdmit einem oo
II Weinen ntht antrtttl gluh bas gel
ie porbei, uub gegsu Die Wsitternohts
r itunne hofft man, oaB Der periheuh
N Morpbeus ith bod mod einItellen mi
Is sel 4udb bic 0dmpfpieifen ihetns
lg fic1 Su beruhseu uno oos Wdi1ere
m fhlapper lit mileer - bos fiibe 0o
3, ftahium oes erlpieneen, befreienosn, E
ie quidsnosH S4lummsrs nnbt uns..
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wsfb. Nsmss sst MftieR To xen Dssf.
gelo yon eau wurbe ju IN - 81 aus
geIieben.
grima Befdaftspapiere fuuroen su o.
90 bisfonitrt.
Sterling grdange III wtui8. -
Sidt Bu &4Sez unb Commercial sn S4-S2h
--4s2A.
Bunoes' 9 bltgationsn maren PEE
tig uno purbeH ipte fcigt anotIrt:
Der. Staaten HefuHbirung 21 1Oo4
geb., ~ rsgiitrirte 11Sk k-1i4H, 0onpona
1l3 - 118k, 81 resiitrirte 1o2 -lOS
Coupons 1o2 " -l034, Banana Wtgiliereo
80 100k k-l01, DO. az, 102H--10S4.
MftteHmartt. - Ter Ntarft mar neu
te iehr ilau unb bic aursihpantungen nni
unbeoeuienb. gie 4reiie pareH absr I'M 0a
semeineH etipas fsiter.
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Rew Nort. 8. 4aI.
Gupfer mar hsuie fen. - Sianoaro ~
si6.00-i5.50, gIsclrolptic su tl5.75, 8a!e
iu el5.s7. 9diting iu 1880.
4iHn III rptQlg su s50.00--50.50L
Blei itetia 81 s4.3o.
Spefter rublg ~ $5.45--5.55.
Gifsn mar rubig. Ro. Northern
si725-f7.75, Ro Northern 1915 lT25;
Rc. / Soutteru siT25-t7.T5, Ro. Sou'
bern loft SlT.0O-lT.50.
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Wpnt 0eIblstartt.
utnctnnctl g. URai 1915.


Die Wnnfraae nad Earfeben tuar telte
gering, uHb bic 3insyaten iinb unperanosrI.
Sarlehen ON eall. murben BON ben nanssH
su4K-5% ausaelieten, ipdbrenb @eiddlls.
paptere Nv 6--6G bisiontirt uuroen. 5ie
Malier piaeirten gripatsAapita! ~ 4h%
,,en eall" unb auf Belt.
kssaia aaf Rsp Bert
wurbsn su Bart sipiihen Gouisn pertaufi.
Hm gsunterrate bstrdgt soc Erdn'ss per
1000.
Esmla aai Gmssts.
fnb i1mdhn.--Eie folsenben Guofsrunssn
limb ~ bsrihfen:
aonscu. 8 Toae gtdbt, s4.s7--4s74 perR;
90 TaQe Sic1t, S4.s3--7.s8A per g; Baris. D
Taas &iht, sis Erancs per 500 90 Iage
Eiht. 51s Hranes per 800; fur 1suilhlaHo,
faae gtdbt, 4 Niarf s6H--s5A, DO. oO
Gaae Siht MK-04Ae.
9oeumsntarn Bilis auf 2oneon puroen
su SA.s8, auf Glassoiu su s4ls2A uno auf
BelFali Az t4-SsH uerfauIt-
ramsef.r rbfiaeistmes.
ruh,s umb iieiis- gie BanieH auotiren fDis
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Ghtcaap. s. Q2ai,

Wttsen. - Fir Wtai 55K -- s94c,
am Sdlus ssSsc; fir Juli 50 - s9Hc, am
Shlub sgc: fir September 65A-s9Ac,
an Shlub esHc.
Welfhforn. --fyar Nlai 54H-55 4c,
am 5dtuB 551sc; fir 3uli 55h-56Be, am
5hluB 55Hc; fir September 567s-56zse,
an St)luB 564e.
bafsr. - syar gaai 352 -- 85Bc, am
SAluB 35Ke; fir 3uIt 34sS 35e, am
Shlub 34Zsc; fir September 343s -- 35e,
ON 5aIub 344e
Roggeu.-Ro. Q s3--64c.
@erite.-4T--6Sc.
9imotbpiaamen. - Reuer Sass
8.65.
RIeefaamen. - $1,000 - 2l.0o per
GsHtuer.
ReBportsfs25 per gbl. - Sir Rai
sis.f2H H-i927H, am ShIus s19.25; fir
SuIi sl92O--lg32h, am S1lIB flS.SO;
FIR September sl9.02 A-l9.l5, am S1iuB
sig.t2H.
Shmals. -s10-g7H per 100 8fe. Jiir
Hai sl0.90-10.s7h, am S6IuB sl0.s7H
fir auli slo.75 1850, ON St!uH
sl0.s0: fir 5sptembsr slo.T5 - 10.s2h
am StIuB s1O.so.
Sbort Rippenieiten. $l125-
tf.s7H per 100 Bib. - Jlr Heat 81 i.3s
- il.50, ant Shlub sll.5O; fur Sul'
1905 110O, alu Stlub sll.O0; fal
I September e1060 - 1885, an Sh!uf
sl060
gutter. - Tartt iit iet. Grsumsrisi
25-27hc per 8inHb.
Gtrr. - 9reiis niebrissr. - Groinar'
| firfts 1916, iirits l7H--17Ac per 3usene
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Safer. - W1nrft mar felt. - Gtanbarb
weiBer 41Xc, Nc. 2 42c, gls. 0 4lc, No. 4
404c
beu tpar felt. No. 11o-l15c, gso. Q
f00-1Obe. SO. 8 5000.
Sopfen III rnbtg - State orbindrer Bis
dolce 1919, ie--28c; 1911, 9--14c; Yaeific
Gooit 1912, 16--20e. 1911 1l-15e.
Sdute finb ftetig. - Central Mmericrn
eske. Boaota 2SK-29Ke.
aeber lit feft. - SemIod firits 2S-29e,
Bort lit ftetig. - syamilp s24.0o-25.00.
fhurt clear 2O.7b--2225, WeB$21. -22 25.
Beef lit itetig. - JamiIp s23.00--240o,
Gut Reats uillis. @ep5tette 8el'
lies, 10 bis IA pfuno, i4H - 16c, DO,
Sdlinten i5c.
Shmals mar felt. Mibble GeIt
prifna sl1 .0o-11.1b; Gaffinirtes lit rubig.
Continent sl1.80, q. u. sl2.35, COMPOUND
|84-sHe.
fafa III rubig. - grima Gtp gu 64e,
Gountrn 5W-8te, Special 7c.
olfTaamensG 8 el 1T rubig.-
Rrtma CONNER aelbes $690-705.
petrpleum Tit itetig.-Raffnirte Rem
gorf Buff $3.50; BARRELS $3.50; Gaies
1880.
@otle lit rubig.- 3omeitic JIeece Obio
2Sc.
| para lit rubis.- Straineo, serpobnIifes
bis gutes s4.75.
TerpeHtin ilt felt bu 48c.
| aeis III itetig. - GiRbeimiiher sK-6c,
Bdtna 8 4 SAC.
W2olaiFes iii felt. Rsw Orleans
Open aettis, gutter bis dolce, 35--55e.
Auder. -8ober 1T itetig. Wuscapaot
SO Eeit, 2.sse, Centrifugal % Isit 1880
Deolafits. 3ufsr 80 Eeit 2.ste. RafHnirtsl
| III itetis. = Gut aoai 5.l5c, Gruiheo 5.o5e
Roulo ~ 4.7oe, Cubes 4.8Oc, 4owberet
4.5Oc, grannlateb 4.35c. 3iamono n
Abs. gonfeteionsrs va" 4.20c. gac. 4.loe
No. q 405c, Rp. 3 400c. SO. 3.95c, 9to.
8.90e, Ro. 8 8s5e, gis. 3.s0c, No. 8 3.55c
| go. 0 3.70c, $40. 10 1855, No. II 3.3oc, Ro
IL 3.55e. No. 10 3.50c. RO.4 3.5oe.
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Arizona republican., 1913-11-22
Eugenics

The trouble with reforms is that when they proposed, impractical enthusiasts rush in try to control of them and bring them into disrepute and contempt among conservative and ultra conservative folks who, otherwise would give them a respectful hearing. The subject of eugenics has suffered this It must be agreed that eugenics looks improvement of the human race, the ameoration of many ills which it is subject, but in it's many foolish things have been done and said; much has been pected and too much claimed.
 The other night Washington a well known New York physician, president of of the allied associations which has undertaken the promotion of eugenics, declared that the hope of the human race" This statement eXtravagant that it must be calculated to raise doubt in some minds against all claims of the eugenics.
 The records of the last three decades show that the human is in greater danger of cxtinc- ton than a famous EngIshman feared than a gentry that the earth in danger of be- coming overcrowded. The average of human life has been heightened. and lengthenng when engenics only scientific, and widely cepted theory in the mind of Francis GaIton.
 Sanitation and better of living making the human longer lived and healthier before people large had heard eugenics. That there field which advocates of eugencs may proftably employ themselves generally conceded, but only those should be employed who moderation expression presenting their claims and do confound the subject fan theories
Arizona republican., 1913-11-22
THE FIRST skYscRAPER TO GO

A novel method of saving taxes as well as the expense of maintaining a building which no longer pays for operating expenses, been devised by the Standard oil company in it's decision to tear down the Tower building at No. 50 Broadway. The name Tower building. today a misnomer but when erected twenty-fOur years ago it was the tallest building in Lower New York, it was the first structure ever put up of the skeleton steel type. In addition to the Tower buiding which through the block street, the two smaller buildings adjoining, at Nos. A to AS Broadway, owned by the Standard Oil company, will be torn down.
 There tenants in the latter buildings which are of the masonry type long since archaic in New York commercial structures. In the Tower building which is eleven stories high, there are few tenants. The entire property is held in the Of the Morris Building company, b. sidiary of the Standard Oil company, and of it's representatives, O. T. Waring admitted that notices had been the few by December l. Soon after that date the work of demolition will begin.
 We might well save something on buildings which have long ceased pay expenses" said Mr. Waring when his attention called sto the that the city assessment the old only $195,000 more than the assessed valuation of the
 So far is known this is the first time that demolition buildings been decided upon for the purpose of reducing a bill
 The Standard oil company. Mir Waring said had intention of erecting another building the plot. The vacant parcel will be placed in the market for sale and in view of the desirabilty of good-szed plots in that part of the city for modern structures it is quite likely that in the near future when the present supply of office space IS somewhat exhausted, another tall building will the site of the Tower building
 The demolition of the latter building is itself a remarkable illustration of the wonderful advance n structural methods within q quarter of a tury. Bradford Lee Gilbert the architect of the Tower building, whose height was accentuated by the that it's Broadway frontage is only few inches twenty-one feet When he filed his plans in 1888 the building bureau taken by prise. The board of examiners of the building bureau discussed the project with apprehension, but after considerable delay the plans were approved n 1889 the structure finished and it the A 1n adjoining building told MT Gilbert afterward that he had moved away because he felt that the Tower building would surely blow
 In the corridor is tablet placed there in 1889 by the Society of Architectural Iron Manufacturers New York commemorating its erection the earliest example of the skeleton construction in which the entire weight of the walls and floors is borne and transmitted to the foundation by frame work of metallic posts and beams"
Arizona republican., 1913-11-22
Sidewalk Sketches
HE CONSTABLE
BY HOWARD L. RANN


 It is high time that current literature shed it's need of praise upon that intrepid and underpaid officer. constable. This individual through a modest and unobstrusive manner protect ing society the of the moody w, and arresting the predatory canine, but where do read any poetry about him? Who village constable with a Carnegie medal pinned coyIy over his left lung? Who heard of a constable receiving of thanks for leading expostula tory tramp of the city limits with a defiant a pair boots? Where there any record in history of a pink tea with the constable as the guest of honor? And yet the office formerly of great distinction. Con stables very numerous during the French revolution, it being their business to clog the BastiIe with crowned heads and remnants of atty who had fallen into the habit of running over the populace in touring with nOn-skidding tires. Of late years however. the demand for constables has fallen off and their duties consist n keeping the books the dog pound and wind ing clock. The constable goes armed to teeth with fine and several blank chattel mort tgages which he ornaments with a stub and the latest designs in spelling. Circus expected to protect the aged rube the wiles three-sheH hunt the short change artist his elusive lair The constable is usually clad in glittering raiment, consisting of a chate lane billy and a twinkng star. It is sad period the life of a dog when he bites the village police n calf of the leg, and this affords of the instances where the constable kills thing but time.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-22
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of the brief lectures they have heard and of the instruction they have received.
 This two weeks course is open all Arizona farmers, and it is believed that it will be espe- ciaIIy helpful to the settler who has come from the eastern, middle and northern states where farm ing conditions different those here. In will learn much he would acquire by long and costly personal experience, and than he could gain neighbors who though successful farmers, may be but indifferent instructors.
 The university has arranged reduce the penses of those who attend this to a mini No will be charged Lodging will be free to those who take their bedding with them and meals will be students hall twenty five cents. An excursion has been cured by the university the railroads