davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-17

bic beileren Eualitdten. Q5ute Stoders Hub
Hsebers fino ebenfals in Nafirage uno
tart i'm Breife.
Sdpere Sfiere brattsn s7.5o-sAo, Or.
ira $500, Ehfen $8.25--7.25, Glei1heritiere
s5.75 - 500, GItra $s.25, 5eifers $3.50
$50, anSerleiene bis ertra S7.s0-S.O0,
&iibe A.50-6.SJ, nuserlefene bic ertrn 800
-7.25, Gamers &3.25@.25, Stofers uHb
Geeoers $5.75-7.75, Stots 5eiiers $3.50
$40. StodsRabe~ $4.50-5.J0.
BuIIem - Ger Utartt mar langiam
unb BITE greiie iteben uni 15-25c unter be-
men BON Der purigen Nohe.
Wagere unb leidie S5.00-5.T5, Boloana
s5.sf-6.75, ertra $~6.S5-7O0, fstte 8ulien
$6S5-7.25.
WtIhfibe.- Sic 3ufubr ipar in be,
uerflofi Wpd)e u%ngenlgenb nno biz
Rrsiie itetis bic TART.
grtra $4,000, CUTE big auseriefene $4,000
$500, oroindre bis iaire S30.O0-5s.00
Rd1ber. - Ter Martt ma langian
Hno bic Breiie mngefdbr bieielben oils an
porigen Samitag.
Crbindre uno grpBe s5.50-10.25, fair bic
quite leifte ~$7.50-10.50, ertra s10.75
adIber in ben aomriiiipns sSduIern. -
doncp 10He prinia bis auserIeiene g.
f0c, orotndre 6-sc.
Shwetne. - H0tels unb Tleiiderfor.
ten iparen heufe itrtlg uno bis AL &c per f0f
Yiunb Hiebriaer. 2eihte 8erTanotiorten uni
5erfel bis su 1Oc niebriger.
ShDere $9.20--g25, quite bis auserleTene
Berpadungs unbJ leiihsriorten s9.20-9.25,
gsmiit.e 8erpodungsiorten 1910 - 9.20
orotndre bis auserleiens iduere iette Saue
$500 - 5.65, ertra $40, Stags $500
- 7.J0, ertra $3.50, leitte BerTanbt'
iorten $8.O0-925, Serta BON 100 8funb
uno ueniger e8.00-.9D.
Shafe uno 2ammsr. - EDDIE ma.
rem itstig i'm Hreiie, Sdutmer aber fielen UNI
15-25c. Ter Wnrft ihlos uiIlig.
Sfaie. - Ertra $3.50, quite biz auserle.
iene S5.00-5.50, eroiHare BIS CUTE sab
ass, Sahriinge S6.50-T.50.
hammer. - Gytra $500, quite bis nuser.
feieHs ss.e0-S.60, orotndre bis CUTE 1928
$50,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-17
gt,easo. is. aQdrs.


Meiseu.-5ar Nai sS1s-se4e, am
Ediub $3.50: fur 5ali ss%-ssAe, am
SdIub So sc: fir September Ac,
ant Shlub ssAe.
@elihtoru-5ir Mai 5l4-514e,
am Gtlue 5lHe; flr Guilt 524-53Hs. am
SfiuB 53c; fir september 5Ss 44e.
am ShlnB 4he.
6afer.-SnrRai S2h s2He, am z hlub
81 &c; fir quit 5H-32Ie, am ShIas
s2Ae; fur SsptelHber 82k-83e, am tlgH
c3Hc.
Hoggeu.-4o. 9 8f--S1He.
Herts. -4R-dsc.
1imethpaa ~ Reaer $3.50
S.15.
kIeefaameH.- 912.O0 - 1880 per
0eHtuer.
Rebporf 5000 per DBL. - sSlr Rai
ee0.6o-20.72h, am ShInB $40. 10; fir
SuIi &2022H-2o.35, am Ehtus S20.22h
ShmaIs.--s10-60 per 100 Hfb. - Ghr
Wai el0.82 H-lo.TO, am ShluB &f0.62 y
far lult &io.62K - 10.T7k, ON SfiuH
e1u.62H fur Ssptsmbes el0.6o-ioI65, am
S9iHb el0-82E.
ehoTt RippsRiIitsA-s,ol2X-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-17
2lusmdrtise mdrtte.
q ep BORT, IS. Rdr,.


WebI.- Ter gartt par beut rlhie.
Epring 8ateni $440480, 9tuter S~traights
A.40-4.50, Minier 4atents S4.To-5.i0.
Sprius clears s4e0-25, &inter ertras
go. / s3s0-4.f0, Ro. 2 DO. $370-3.s0.
aanias Straights $4.00-4-2O.
MopgeHmehI mar rubig. - Fair bis
sutts $3.50-3.s0, dolce bts faucp 1856
400.
q uhweiseumebI mar fau gu 1926
-2.35 per 100 1iuno.
w aismehl mar rubis.- fSeines ueiBes
sne etIbes s1.3o-i-S5, grobes s1-25-iS0
hiluoriso $500.
Rogstu 1T rubis.-Ro. 2 @eftsrn 65s
c. III. Buffalo.
cert c III uiiig,r- Ralsssriis 55-eOe
Gssoiug 5Ac c. / Z 8eU Dort.
@etseu. - Rarst IN ifpaf3. - go. z
rstber 1895 c. / I. i'm Giepatpr uno 1fOHt
7. 0. b. fhrpimusno. Ro. / ysor.hsrn TulutE
81 Nc 7. OBJ. ihpimmeno.
@elfhtprn.- Wartt pilis. - Grppr,
55Ac I. OBJ. ~iduimmeHe.
Safer. - Martt por piaig. Stanoare
Ueistr 81 &c, Ao. 3 31e, go. 4 85k-36c
R~aturpsiBer 35K-37hc, peiber geihdltsr
S6-8sHc auf benz BeIeiie.
Seu III rubig. - StaHbarb sTHe, go.
i0o-105e, SO. 2 s5-95c, Ro. 3 r5-e0c.
bppfeH III ruhts-State oroiHdrer BIZ
fcise 1912, 20-2Tt; 1911, 10-I5c; 3actfs
Goat 1912, 16-22c. 1911 12-i6c.
6dufe iinb itettg. - Central Americrn
2e4c 8oscta 20 -304e
2eoer III ieit.-oemlcf 2S-29c.
Bort if felt. - ~yarriln 's22.5O - 24.50
faprt dear s~2l.O0-22.25. aRes s~2i.75-a2o0
Beef III ieit. - syamlln s23.DO-24Og
glsb s19-0o-2o.00, Beef aiHten sS2.Oo-
SA.OO.
Gut Reats iiHb ftetia-@ep6teite gel
lice, 10 bis IA 8iaHo. u - l44e. DO.
Stalteru sH-s4c, DC. Sfstntsu i5e.
Shmals III tslia.-Eibole saelf priu,a
si0s5-l0.s5; ~RaiHnirtes ii iel. CONT
nent sil.50, z. u. si205, COMPOUND IL
Sc.
TaIs 1T Itetig. - grinta Gin gu exc
gcuntrn 5&-6Ee, Special &c.
Baamtp of iaamensE Ell mar tuiliig.-
griufu robes Al 500 - SET, prinia Scm
mer aelbes Al s6.90-8.37.
gtiroleum iii itetia-EaiTnirtes aer
gori $3.50, philadelphia uHo Baltimore
$3.50, DO. in Guli k4.So.
Rolls TT rubis.-7pmeitie Gleees Ghis
Sl--32c.
Oars III ilis--Strainsb. g~ep5hulihss
bis auies SS.30-640.
1erpfntiH N plGie III 41Ee.
Reis lit iietts. -Ginhetmtfher 3h-6c
Hatna 84-6Ac.
Mctaffes III fteiia. Reu Orleans
Open Aettle, gutter bis hotee, 35-55c.
Bud er.-Roher in feit. - RuscapaSe
50 Eeit, 30se, Centrifugal 90 Ist 3.5sc
aQrIoHes~ 3udsr 80 Esif 2.s3c- HafHnirtei
III ftstig. Gut goai 5.15c, grliheo sos
RpuGo ~ 470e. Cubes 4.60c, 4opbsree
4.50t, @ranHlateo 4.35c, 1iGmouo ~
ABS. gonisteioaers "a 420c, 80. / 4.I0c
sto. 2 4.05e, 80. 8 4O0c. Rc. A 8.e5c, go.
$500, Re. 6 8.s5e. R9. 7 6Js0c, go. $ 3.s5c
20. Q 8.70c, Ro. 10 1855, g1e. IL 3.30c, 30
i2 S.55e. go. ID 3.50s, 9fo.4 3-50c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-17
4dslidber marttberidbt.
Cincinnati. is. Tars. 1913.

gineinuatL. is. Tpars. 1918.
Tie natfolgenbeu Cuot,ruHgen besiehtn
iih nur auf Gnsros~T rausa.tlcnen. Sei
fie,nereH geftsafteH Deroen eisuas hobers
greiEe berehnet.
8rorifionen-
Ger Martt mar ruhia, bic 9reife itstia.
z d q ls.-4rtma Steam ~ti0-55-l0.s5
4. ob.
9rodeugefaIseRts Jreifn. -
R0rst feSt. - Shcrf dear Stitsn liz -
ia4e, ltprt 8ipyenieItsn l1A-l2c, erira
fhcrt dear Setieu ll4-i2r, Shulieru
l14-l1he. Bellies 10 - i54e lofe une
VI mstr perpadf.
Bacon = Heartt felt. Shcrt dear
Eetfsn i3-1a4e, turss Rippeufeiieu l2A
- i3<, extra Ihori dear SeSien i2L -
1Sc. Sduitera 124-12He unb Bellies Ia
4te scis une No per Hfuno rtshr per
padi.
sugar CuredssHeiih. aRartt III fet.
sdinsen III - lse, Hicnte SGultern
124-fsze, freoffait Bacon IS - isHe.
Sdulsern 1s-i3He, Rem gorf Gut Shui'
tfrn i14-ioke, trodene UeefsS 6tuteH
$l9IOO-20.O0.
eGb8sp5deftss GIeJh.-Rarti
itetig. 5dinten l4A-l5As, gienis Etul.
fsru l0k-iis, Bellies i4k - 1De, Ehul.
tern Hike, Rem gort Gut Sduitern
ti4-1iLe.
JxNhes 5IsifH.- Shinien igk-
l44e, 4seHieeS tuitern i0H-f0Ae, Sdul'
tern i0h-1oAe, fbcrf HippsnIeitsn ION
lie, ibort clear Eeitfn Hike. ey.ra
f4rrt Setten loA-lie. Deuies 1871 - ist
per Dfunb.
Rebl nnb 6etxite.
Mshl.-Reuts sginter Yntenf t4,sO-
300. gatnter fynneu $4.b5 - 40, xsin.es
fyamilp t4.0O-4.i5, GItIa e3yA0--a60. OK
bindres t3.I0-3-25. carrier xpsi4en D0teni
A.e5-6.O0, DO. iaHep 1866 -4.25, DO. No.
milp &3EO--4.00; H~oegenneti. norbweitlid
8tmifdstes t4.A5-4L5. reines Qttn t4.60-
4.70. GfraifGtes $4.a5--4.B5 per- Obi.
Httgen. - Warft fen. No. Q rctber
@inter l07-If0e, Nc. 8 DO. t0a-1O6t. go.
I ruther s7--l0Oe per Hu. Hfrtautt wurneu
Gar no. . rcster Nsinter ~ lo6< auf BEN
Geleife.
HeH4fern-- Ter Barn III rubia
nnn lptniser.--Ao. . weibfs 30 - 81, No. B
nsfibese biH - 52c, Nc. 4 uetbeS 50-5ir,
30. . gsIbes So - sc, Mr. DO. bI-S2r,
Yac. 4 DO. 49h-D4e, 80. 2 gemifnies So
63t. Np. 3 DO. 81 - b1Hc, 4p. \ DO. 90
bike wei6es Hclbsnfcrn 81 - $50. aslbes
b. 68--56e. aeinif9tes DO. bl-63e pr gu.
Degfuuft wurben: 3 9nr6 Nc.6 eeites ~
80, = 0srs 70. 3 esuii&sss - 6ls, 2 Carr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-17

Sic bsetet cine famoie miihung BON
&omtt, Mufit, bibf6en WdDden uno
ungeep0bnltfen Gffstten. auf BEN
Programm iteben obenan Die gurless
fen yMafuma Or tbe 2anb Of gelt"
uno "5be Daffpbils on 8roabDap".
gu Der @efsQfhaFt 3Gblen Der 6tueli@
l4e Squiioniit ab cling Soc. Die feline
8orter unb 5arrp 2eaDan. 2dgIia
SDei go%riteuunsen.
Sm 8runb Spernbaus ees
langt biele Wo6e rSae Grail of the
2oneiome pine" our 4uffibrung. Sn
Der !Sauptroae trttt Charlotte Wdlter
auf. 01s romdnttIhe S6auipiel, Da5
rad benz Sioen oerIegt lit, nuroe bon
eugene Walter mad benz gleihnamt>
gen Roman bon Sobn 5or ir. se=
I6rie6en. Sn benz Stitd ptrb bd5
eigenartiqe Geben uno Die urtpii6iigen
Begriffe BON gfli6t, @bre uitp. untsr
ben gergbepohnern on Der 8ren3e
bon aentudp unb 8irginia m leb.n@
olgen Jarben qef6iloert. IS orebt fi6
Die 9an3e 9dnbIung I'm bic Shididle
pon June 5oQiDer, Der nilDen 9unEmel
Der Standardization 9erge jsner
0egenb unO bon Sobn 6ale, benz
gergrpsrtsingenieur, Der IN benz Gum
berldno Sap, BEL Qoneiome Gore, benz
5eim Der 5oIiDers Goblsnfl0Be qss
funben bat uno babel burh 3ufoQ nit
Sune betannt ~geporoen lit. gr intereIz
iiert Gapitaliftsn fir bic Iu5bsutun5
Der aoblenIager, bic Iih absr aIs nitt
oouerno ergiebiq errDeiIen, aber sr ins
tereiitert ii6 audi fir bag junge Wdos
den, benz er, ZEN innersn Rern ertens
neno, psitere S6uIuusbtlouno Ders
fprint. Sdon mad etnem Sabre tritt
Sune als iunge pohIer5ogene Dame
DOR bic erft1unteu 8erpanbten, INN oer
tn3ntiten arm genoroeHen 8sltebter
Iih firs Geben 81 geptnnen. Dit
S3enerisn limb groBurtig qehalts7.
pornebmIi6 bic beg eriten Nttes, BIZ
8e1eno nobe Der siriomsn Sidte, pr
Sumo uno Sad Ii6 aum eritenmal Be;
gegnen. Die 3srtliftsten Gelspartisn
eus Sap, Elm fpruoelnoer D1fsrfal
uno Die 66fsn4uge i'm 6iHtsrarunc
miFen 1Is Wetitertpsrte Der gUbnen:
tehnit be3et6net DerDen.
TisIe Dote tritt i'm Qprit
5beater bic berii6mteIte S6dtc,
Ipelre : 5rupps Der Der. Staaten auf
Gas 6uuptintsrsFs t~on3ertrirt iiA az
6. $. Sothsrn unO Sulia MarIop
nelte als Daritelsr Shateipearefas,
Gbardttere ein3ig oaiteben. Shr Spse
piro our6 Witpirtunq bon eiuem &C.
i6uIten qerionaI BON uber bunber
gsrionen ptrtTam untsrftust. Tai
Reportoir 1T fol1snoss: Montot
Qbenb Der MibsrIpinitigsn 3dh.
mung". 8isnftdg Qbeno rRomeo uni
SUITE. Mtittpo6 Qbsno rgiet Earn
nm witts", 8onrerftag Qbenl
rSpslfth RigEt", Jrsitag Qberl
rGauFmonn BON 8sn.oig", Somita.
Ra6mittua .Bie es euh gsfdqt"
Samitaa 4beno ,5amlet."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-17

go. 4 ssmifftes gu 50Ke, Gar go. Q tpei.
Bes 81 58c, 2 Cars Wp. 0 DO. su 51Hc, /
Gar DO. ~ 51Ac, 1 Gar gelbe5 Aplbenforn
81 64f, 800 gu. DO. ~ 56c auf benz @eleiie
pafer.-Warft rubig mnb itefig. 80.
2 tpeiBer 36 - BIC, SfanbarD weiber 35K
-36c, &c. tpeiBer "a - S5c, gp. 4 tueiber
33 - S4c, Wp. . gemiidter 33K-84c, 80
3 DO. 38-S3Hc, 9o. 4 DO. 80 49, 33c per Bu
Berfauft murben: / Gar No. 3 neiber ~
S5t, 2@nrs DO. su 34He, 1 Gar DO. 5a 1Zt
! Gar go. A DO. su 33Ke, 4 Cars go. 8 ges
miid)ter gu 33e auf BEN GeieiIe.
Hpggen.- Warft itetig. - SO. 2 a.
CSC. Ho. 3 BIO. so : 63e, go. 4 DO. 5O-5se
Berite. NO. q 5riihidhrs 65-73c, go.
B 57-65e, Ro. 4 BIO. 50--57e; 5uttergerite
40-50c per Buibsl.
@erfteHmals. - 5riibjabrsgerite To-
s3c per BuiheI.
gerglsih Der getreibes Rreife nit oenIenis
gen am slethen Iase bes uorigen 5abres:
Wdrs, f5. 1918. Ndrb Is. 1919
8eisen, Hp. . ruther ..109c 104 VI
@rIidforn, yap. 3 semifftes Ole 69K,
Safer. 0o. 2 gemiidter Heuer S4e 55Ks
Moggen, Ro. 2 neuer ...... Csc Csc
pen, 8c. ! Eimothp 49,. 1880 s25.7s
Bhtsfp.
Ter Wartt mar itstig. Bertauit uuroen
$50 Bbls. Iiitiaers fSiniibeo GOODS aui
Der Bats bon si.S0 per eanons.
GAynrsrt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-17
Npm WeIbmsrft.
Gfneinnatt is. Waa 1913.

fk G5ffdaite tparen beute in ben tisi.
zen Bonien nift febr lebbnft unb bic Rad,
fragt mad 1arleteH nur mdHig. WsIb III
ttlter, od bic 3tnsrateu in Nespy)crf itnrf III
biz Scte gegnngeu iino. syiir Sorlehen or
tnus ipurben ppn ben Banfsn 4E--5E be.
ffhnet, unb Defhdffspapisre wurDen su eg
.cisfonfirt. lie Waffer plaeirten Hrspat.
AapitoI III 4-4E% scn coa1 unb su AZ
OF aaf 3eit.
gataiff ~: sew Drsf.
iuurben 5u Bari spilheu gonfen p~ersauft
5is GcuHterrdte 6efragt zoe Tramie pc,
$1,000.
srsssfsf sHi Wmfsss.
limb fdlpadb. lie iOlaensen Euctirungen int
su bsrid3teH
spcnboH, 3 Tage Sidt. es7K 4s7K
pr q; % Toge Sidt, &4s3E-S3A pei
Hdris, 8 Tase Giht, SIS Grancs bel
500; 90 Ioae Stdt, 51s francs per 800
tsty Esutfhtanb. 4 9dge Siht, A Wnrf s5 u
-N6A DO. 90 Tugs Eidaf, s4K-@Ae.
documentary Biis auf gonbon irureer
a. Ns24, aui Glas8Du Su $4S2 uno aut
Nfifa't 81 tlS2A r~erfauft.
Tsnsss.r biissiiE.es.
rahie uno fsetis. Tie Banfrn quptiren hi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-17

liOs7H per 100 gfunb. - 6iir Mai s10.75
- 1O.s2k, arn 5hluS $10.75; fur 5ult
$10.62K-1067H, III ShlnB $685. tir
Geptember $1e.52 - 10.57K, am ShluB
S10.55.
8utter.-Wartt lit itetig.-Greanertes
28-35Ke per Rfunb.
@ier. - Martt lit feiter. - Stride 49,
1876, oroinare 17Ke per 3uBenb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-17
ghieoap. Is. sRdra 1913

RiHepieh.- Beepes ST.25-9.I5, 5eraa
Stiere s~e.25-750, peitlttbe Stiere $3.50
7.90, Stoders unb 5eeoers $500 - $40
alhe uub Seiiers S3.50-8.00. adIber $3.50
1900. Martt langiGn.
z d,meine. - letfte SS.80-e.1O, 1e.
nttfhte & .60-9.f0, itlpere $40 - 600
rduhe $40 - $50, 5ertel 800 - S.95
RGrtt itefis.
dafenuo sd m er. eddie: Gtns
heiniiidts &6.15-7O0, weitlife &g.35-TO0
aahrltnqe s7-20-s.25. Sdmmer: Ginheis
miIdae ss.00-s.00. Wartt itetig.
3ufuhr. - 8tuopleb 200. Snweint
5000. Edufe uno 2drnmer ZOO.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-17
Metau-marft.

Neug orf, Is. Wdrs.
&upfer mar beute rubig.- @lectrolptiC
gu $l5.O0-15.12K Safe gu $15-25-15.37H
eating gu $14.75-14.87H.
3tnn Diaig Ill $45.65-46.00.
Blei itetig al $4.5O@.40.
GpeIter 1T itetie ga S6.35-6.45.
Giien mar Itetig. - $40. / Rortberr
$f7.75-s18.25, go. 2 Iorthern $17.25-
1915; go. / Sputhern $17.T5-18.25, $40.
Sputhern loft SIT. T5-iS.25.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-17

cefb. esubs nat affis~ il Nsw Dssf.


gelb ION can1 uurbe Bis su8S aasseiie.
ben.
geliehen.
g,rirna gtfdaftspapiere purben gu AZ
.6G b~issoHttrt.
stsrlina Grhange 1T felt. -
clint gu f4J68M - 4.e7 unb Commercial
Bins As2Z4s2k.
Buubess Cbfiaafionen iparsn ites
zig uno tuurben ipie Sofgt o~uotirf:
Ber. Staaien Refunbirung ~ 1O1A -
t01N, ~ resiftrtrte 118H-1f4. Coupons
1fsA -f14M, 81 regitrirfe f02H--f03Z.
coupons i02K-I034. Banana Hfgiitereo
2T 1908 -101, DO. 81, 102H-103H.
Aftien marft. - Ter Marft mar
hfite ishr rubia, ober fd,ruat, unb bic Sreiie
tatsen In eiHiaen SSdlen tart III Ieinsn. lie
hohen 4insraisn fir Sift.7 arlehen ipspte
bic Ausfuhr pom Cob trngen hauptidhlih
nit sur Shtudhe hes Mnrftes BEL. Z
fifsatabmsaffsen. E6iassaurfe.
THft IL. Nan IL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-17
Wiebmdrfte.

Ter Berianos bsirua in b
The evening world., 1913-05-16

20 set up and maintain his opinion
against the opinion of men appointed
by tho stockholders OF these roads to
conduct their affairs7
TT seems conclusive. when the citizens
Of the three States Of Connecticut.
Rhode island and Massachusetts, own
substantially 60 per cent. OF railroad
which operates in those States. when a
large percentage OF these stockholders
are trustees and women. when they are
advised from year to year as to what
the management Is doing and vote to re-.
turn their friends and neigh bors a. d.
rectors Of the corporation to continue
the management. Il - not for Mr..
Brandeis. representing nobody but him
self. to endeavor to criticise. tear apa rt
and destroy these properties.
with a cessation Of hostile criticism
and an elimination Of hysteria, with
cooperation on the part of public
bodies and the public generally, the
service can be improved beyond its
present high degree of efficiency."
It Is stated that the Boston and
Maine needs S60,000,0 900 for capital ac-
count and s1b,000.o0o for equipment to
enable II to render adequate service.
The purchases OF trolley and steamboat
lines by the New Haven are declared to
be for the public good.
The evening world., 1913-05-16
NE w HA VEN BRIEF
ATTACKS BRANDEIS.

Praise Of the rates. service and gen.
eral management Of the New York. New
Haven and Hartford and Boston and
Maine Railroads and criticism Of Louis
ID. Brandeis Of Boston mark the bnef
OF the railroads fled with the Interstate
Commerce Commission at Washington
yesterday. In the inquiry - to rates and
general business Of the roads.
THE New Haven system" declares
the brief. 'is attacked by Mr.. Brandeis
alone under Q destructive criticism Of
Its service, Its rates. Its financial and
accounting methods. The inquiry, we
think. has fully demonstrated . service
a. good on the Boston and Maine as
and better on the New Haven than that
upon most other roads Of this country.
The financial and accounting methods
are those approved by every impartial
commission which has examined them.
Shall Mr.. Brandeis, acting for him.
self. his theory and contentious being
disproved again and again by impartial
commissions and tribunals. BE- permitted
The evening world., 1913-05-16
new HAVEN CUTS
DIVIDEND AFTER
FEDERAL HEARING
Drops to Six Per Cent. Basis
n for First Time in
Roads History.
8 PER CENT. 18 YEARS.
Paid 10 Before 18o5-Stock
| Held Largely by Women
and Estates.
PER CENT. 18 YEARS.

The directors Of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad met in the
Grand Central Station yesterday and
reduced the quarterly dividend on the
eApital stock from to ~ per cent.
quarterly. or from an to u per cent
annual basis.
This acton has long been foreshadowed
BY the severe decline In the quotations
Tor the stock on the New York Stock
exchange and In the disclosures con-
corning the company's finances at the
Interstate Commerce Commission hear
ings In Boston New Haven stock has
declined during the last four months
from 12Sh on Jan. 20 to l02N on May /.
It rallied yesterday to lO6k and closed
at 1914.
There has been, great activity in the
stock recently, several thousand shares
changing hands daily. Many Of the GER
ahcates that have come out In Wall
Street have been yellow with age and
have evidently been lodged for years
n the strong boxes Of investors.
The dividend cut Of yesterday will AZ.
\ feet 22.7ls stockholders, OF whom ll,lo2
are women. Sis men, 7o3 corporations
and 3,G6S trustees. There are u,o52
stockholders in Massachusetts. 6.1ls in
Connecticut. 707 in Rhode Island, 3t32
New York and 2.472 living elsewhere.
In stock ownership 55', ,sl9 shares are
he'd In Massachusetts, 2si,5s0 in Con-
necucut. $1,000 In New York. 60.157 In
Rhode Island and l5l.22 elsewhere. the
total shares being l.797.757. including
The evening world., 1913-05-16

rope performer do In a show. in First
avenue. near Fifty-sixth street. late
yesterday.
Fitzelmons fell 10 tho ground. but
got up apparently unhurt. and after
his companions nad brushed him OF
resumed his play aud remained With
them for an hour or mora
Al 6 o'clock he went home and ate q
hearty supper. but said nothing about
the accident. Between Z and s o'clock
he began to complain Of feeling sick.
Al . o'clock he became unconscious and
the mother called . policeman. who
sent for an ambulance
At the hospital It was discovered that
the fall from the fence had fractured
tho boys skull Yet there Is scarcely
q scratch to show whore he struck
whom he fell.
The evening world., 1913-05-16
SHOT TWO WHO WANTED TO
GET UNDER HIS UMBRELLA.
Constable Cunningham's Explana-
ton of Wouniing Miners Who
nac,,oJaI Ct,t,n.
Demanded Shelter.

PITTSBURGH. May ie.--,I3ecause they
would not desist In their requests to be
allowed to walk under his umbrella dur
Ing q heavy rainstorm yesterday. Con-
stable Thomas Cunningham pulled his
revolver and shot Samuel culp and
James Cole. both OF Scott township.
Culp u In Mercy Hospital where II
ls said he cannot recover. while Cole
Is at his own home with . bullet wound
In the breast
Cunningham told the police he WAS
walking along the Washington Pike
road when he was accosted by Culp and
Cole. both coal miners. who asked to
be allowed to walk under his umbrella.
lie refused the request. but according
to Cunningham thsy became 30 insistent
he was forced to shoot them to enforce
his refusal Cunningham was arrested.
The evening world., 1913-05-16

szs,ssi shares held By the New England
Navigation Company.
Among the largest stockholders are:
Walter II. Albert. 1900 shares; ID
ward 8. Crocksr. 1000: Lewis Cass Led
yard. 2o.5i2; c. N. Pratt. 1910; Mutual
Life Insurance Company. $3.50; Penn.
sylvania Railroad. 4o.52S; Connscticut
Trust q Safe Deposit Company. 500;
Union Trust Company Of Springfield.
Mass. S,7a
The company paid dividends Of 10 per
cent from isls to 1sea reduced the rate
In 1894 to . per cent. and from 1905 to
March 81. 1913, inclusive. paid at the rate
of 9 per cent. per annum.
The evening world., 1913-05-16
Prince Albert AZ Halifax.

HALIFAX. N. s.. May ie.- The train
Ing ship Cumberland, with Prince Al
bert Of England. King Georges second
son. on board. arrived here yesterday.
There was no special salute from the
citadel and no ofYicial recognition will
be taken Of Prince Aiberts presence
aboard the training ship. as he 10 being
treated ~ an ordinary cadet
The evening world., 1913-05-16
BOY PLAYS FOR HOUR
AFTER BREAKING HEAD
IN FALL FROM fence
Becomes Unconscious Long
After Accident and Is Not
Expected to Recover.

Tho unusual case Of John Fftx-
simons, eleven years old. Of No. asa
East Tifty-sixth street, Is interesting
the doctors Of Flower Hospital to-day.
but they have little hope Of saving
the boy's life
He and two companions were walk
ing Q fence. ~ they had seen Q tight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-19
FOUR YALE STARS
ARE OVERTRAINED
Brickley Hardwick, O'Brien and Ma
han Show Effects Of Too Much
Work

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Sept. IS
Charley Brsckley. Huntington Hardwicls
Frank OBrien and Eddie Mahan, stars
upon whom Harvard depends for the
maintenance Of her supremacy on the
grldlron, appear To be trained down
much too finely for this time OF year
and all four men will probably be given
but light work until the season opens,
In the hope that they will not &C
stale.
Mahan. who was tried for the first
time yesterday at quarterback. is an
excellent puntcr, and Is In Brickley g
class as a goal kicker Since Monday
he has dropped sixteen pounds, weigh
Ing at present 159 pounds. Brckley
weighs 17G, while Hardwicl1 and O'Brlen
are under their weight OF last sea-
son.
Percy Haughton. Harvard's head coach
has practically settled on the makeup OF
the first team, aside perhaps from Il
quarterback. but the head coach has
a tremendous squad OF lInemen 10 try
out and Is anxious to get these men
down to regular football work IN order
that tho second and third varsity elev-
ems may be picked out by the end Of the
week for signal drills
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-19

CINCINNATI, Sept 1s.-Ragon had one
bad inning and Cincinnati made enough
runs In IL TO win the first game Of the
farewell series from Brooklyn. 2 to ..
This was IN the sixth, when Cincinnati
made half OF their hits and were able to
score their three runs. Before this in
ming Brooklyn was leading making two
runs in the fourth on two doubles, a SIN
gle. sacrifice and an error
Rason succeeded Rucker after the lat
ter had pitched the first inning and out
side of his one bad inning had the To-
calls guessing. Ames, too, pitched good
ball and. like Ragon, kept the hits seat
tered except In one inning.
Cincinnati made their runs on Bates's
and Groh's singles. WicSland's double
and single by Tinker. Brooklyn scored
on Smiths two-base drive Fishers sac
rlfice. an error by Hoblitzell, single by
Ragon and q double by Cutshaw.
The first game OF the double header
which was TO have been played was called
or on account OF the wet condition Of
the grounds,
BROOKLYN CINCINNATI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-19
ACCORDION PLEATING


SITNBURST AND SIDE PLEATING
COS East Srd South. Phone Hyland
VSI-J. bi57l