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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-16
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Rem gOri. Is. Septembsr.


Rehi. -- Ger gsartt mar heute itstlg.-
6priHg Baisui s4.60-4.70, sBtuter Straisbts
a.. 1870, 9slHtsr Battnts "a 40--4.6O.
SpriRs clears t4.O0-4-20. GTtru g9tHter
30. / sS.55-9.T rs. Grtr0 DO. go. 3 &S.85-
$50 aanias Stratghts $4.15-425.
Roggsumehl mar feff. Jair bic
gutts s5.s5-5.95. notee bic fanes $4.00-
40.
Ratsm.bt mar rubis.--JeiHes tDsises
sno gegbes sl.61-l.65. grebes $l.65--l.6o.
Rlnhrieo $4.00.
Regssu 1T rubis. go. ssstsrB Tsc
c. IL. Rtu Dor. gyport.
Cert 1T iisttg, - RaIsgerfte 72-7st
G. i. I. Buffalo.
Retseu.-Mar,t mar heufe itetlg. Rp
retber csc ci. I. Stem Dorf Ggpcrt, DO
S7Ke (. 0. b. ihpimmenn; 80. RortberH
Tulath ~ &c fob idtpimmeno.
HellhtorH. - Rartt III heuie wiuig
eTport 524 {. 0. B. l4Dimmeno.
6aFer. - RariI llt ruhig. ~ STANDARD
pei6er 49-4stac. yip. fpeiBer 4sc, gto
4s-4SKc, Ro. 4 45-46hs, iancn obs
sefhaitteuer alter rpeiber 5o--62 Hc. fanct
abgeihnittener usuer iueiBer b0-52H Nc.
psn mar itetig. - STANDARD lo0e, Ro
lose. Rp. 95c. 20. 8 s5e.
pcpfen III Ftttts.-Staie, orbinhrsr bis
6cice 1919, 1896; 1918, S3--S5e; paciNs
| Qcaft 1919, 1s-22s. 1913 22-24c.
p6ute fnb its.la. Qtntra! ameriec
30 q k-3le, Epgotn 8t4-82he.
Gtber III felt. - Qenilod Triss 29-30t,
fsspnos 2s--2st
Bort IN itssia.- Fan,iln $24.s0--26.50
| fhpr1 clear tsJ. 25-22.50. Hie6 $2a.s0 -2+. 90
Beef mar iistia.-5dnlilp tle00-2o.0O
Uess tl l7.50--is.50.
gut Reats paren ipiIiig. ~ 0sp6feIt,
Heliies 10 bts IL gfunn. iSk -IcAe DO
Sdiinfen 1915.
S6mals mar itettg. 49, Riobls s2e'
primo eli. .90--ll 30 ;R0fnHirtes taum itetIs
Continent sil.s0, 9. u. si2.55, 0pmpoanl
gAe
/ 1aIa III rubig. - grinia gitp 81 6He
Gcuntrn e--e4r, Special 6ke.
% au m 20 OF "a ne n.C sl III miuig.-
| Nrimn CONNER selbes 47.40.
EstroIeum III ltefia---ehafinirte Rer
gori Eulf $500; Darrsgs eS.70; ea|es
Itll.00.
y of. IN fistts.-Dcmetis Giseee Csir
a5-~26e
| oar, 1T rubis. - STRAINED. seposnIias
tis eutes e4-2o.
| IssseHttn IN itetis su 4se.
| Reis M fetig. -~Ginheimif6sr s,t--e'
Hatn1 Ga w--6kc
Rclailes III itefta- -- EsU Crleon
Icesn aettle. gutter tn Dolce, 65s.
| Dudtr-@os.r faun ffetig. -Museanai
% Zen, 3.2ss, Centrifugal % Ten 8.76l
| Uolaiiss, Aadsr 80 xe!t 8.ois. RofhuirtfE
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-16
Heberftdbt Oes Cincinnati
marffes,
syhr bic Mentaa. ben Is. S:ptsmber
1918 snbigenbt Ws1t.

Cincinnati. i5. Sepsfnsber 1918
Die uahfoGgenben Eucfiruneen besishes
nd nur auf Gngros-T Trausastionsn 4ei
ileinerfn Geiadf ten usroeH etras eotert
BysiIf ssrehnst.
BropifioneH
Ear Earts pnr ruhiq, bic 9reiie setia.
SAmais. - prima Steam si1.0o =
ii.1o I. sb.
aredsnssfaIasnes sfttfA. -
Earft netis. short dear Seitsn i2k -
i3e, ihcrs NirpsnlsiteH l2&-iss, sYira
ftcrt dear Ssiten isK-13ks. SAnlssrs
i1h-1iHe. Bellies i44--14Ke lois ant
kr nstr pfrpa6t
Baeon-gsarst ssetie. - ehert dear
Esitfn lB4-I4e, snrss RipysniesfeH isA
1876, sTfra lhcrt dear Ssilen 1s4--iske
SGnliern iaN i2Ke uno Hslits l5x--
ies lofs uns We per piuns Mssr ptE-
ea6f.
susar Cursd.fsgeifdb. - Nartt IN 'tetia
- G6tnisH f9K-20e, Bienie S4agiern
1sk - Ia, Hrtasfalt DatrH ~ 33s
GAuifern i<-14He, Rem porf Gut S&ui.
tern isA-i<At, trctfHs Usti-S&inssH
ez4.O0--3bO0.
eabgspb3eltss gIsii6.Maril
hetie. SAinsea loA - lef, HieHie S4aI.
tern i04--ile, Bellies is--Ise, s9ul.
tern ifk--11Ae, RsD peri guf G6ulters
f1k-l2s.
BrilGss fEleif&.-- S6insen 1B4--
f64s, BtfntcsG& &uitfrn10 u --iO4s, GauI.
tern ION i0Ae, hort Nivpsnitissn i04
--Its, i1rri dear Seitsn l1--l1As sTfrl
1oss 6eifea ION ~ ils. Bellies io.--- 10
per SfuHe.
| WshI une 0etrfiba
MeAl.-- Wsnter 4atfnt eA.M.----A6'
Hintfr Hanep e3.c0--AfO. UiMtes Bo.
min ea.S0-s2b, Grtra oey6o--a.SO, or
siHAres es.G0--9.75, odrtv 0eiseE SateH
e4.e5--5.t,0. DO. foHfs eS88-A.a5, DO. b
ssile eS.60--t00; aooosnnsslL, aOybDsaIid
eemti9tes eDe,-k00, rssHss gitr e1O0-
40. ssmii9iss Ssl6o--4 loSn&&
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-16

Cincinnati, 15 September 1918.
guh in Der perIgoflenen 8o6e parsH bic
6seinlfte reht lebhaft. uHo Die RreiIe ma.
reu itart. Ginige uon ben Grtiteiu itno st'
mas geitleaeu.
Hrauusr musIt u-C5reat Suas sI4c
cuofer GAG sta e 5C gstHofor Sc. sSeroera
fcn gyanGifn 6i4e linton hi4c. Rrightou e {
BI4c SoutherB tAe, gar6 Stid i4c. 5orau y
II u he ReppereI f0f4 BIC. DC. "a i9c utcn
ln4 2Biac, DO 9f4 l4izc, 8cfevooo 1o/4
20zc 20. gi4 lsEc. BRIGHTON ga i714e, 90
essItiet. wnsrirs gau.futtu
ihSor SIS. ca. 754c 55teef.sSs.yaot 7Ae.
1tfl Goee sue. Sirff TGu &C. Taifhftii se,
naeic 5hC Reppersi i0t4 23t 90 ga 2It
Tillrd 1913 2sMe. DO. gfI We FofeiDooo 1914
22Izc. ho. 9i8 20i1c BRIGHTON 1ohA 2i1zc, 20
artifs amerieor 2Beettnqs sc, Central
Harf s%c AmericdH stHotac SAc. DO. Rourn
tina uHb crar 5Lf, SimgfCH w3ourTlina HHs
araae Sc Racaiic Itpil Robes 8izt AatioHa
6Lc. Sau Too 5i4e. Ettgn o. CLARION 4izc.
1t6tns- s-Haieen izC, &orrpooe I1zc
EafIaub 300 &C. Rnuiiat r1< gLc Nabcoc
1lAc. gooieme i31ac. Queen Of tbe gaeii ~
15c. gus nebdruo l1e 4one'tcad 2 Z l6e.
2 sc. gosreu GLGftts ehe eeneaiter stGol
she. ie42 &c. asHasioH &C. sraaH'0rs s%e
q STStSScm esn 7ns aosaI glae 7,he
silaboma 7ke cis sirgfnia 6iss. 3s'iamfn
Terim%rHa f2lSc grortnitb 1ozc
Rrtabton lIs, Gatsfin Sc n a Thc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-16

aananha sails, u "a, Der elias bat
simtn BaaerHanO boa o.5 eHs uns itsbt.
Vt SleafaHt, ss. IA. Der sIsb bat
sirtH BaferRonc bon 10 Gus uHb falt.
/. aatlsttsbHra, Rs. Der 5fnt bat ss.
ara &dfsrfano ban IL 6Hb nab taut.
2sutspifts, ~. Der Stus blt stssa
BaHeraaHe ben 50 sHt sab Heiet.
esaRsoiIIe, snO. Der slas ga. st'
ssu 8afsrsaHe psu So 8Hs nab fdlt.
satrs, 81. Der sEHt bat stasn BaFsr .
tass ssa 7.9 Sxt nab fteiet.
U.mphts, fsuH. Der Slus Bat stHsr
2aH.rfasb boa s.s HuS nab fdat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-16

Heisen. ~ Ularft itetia. go. . rurber
Minfer y5z z-98Hc, SO. DO. 80 s5c;
Wo. rotber 78--e2 ke per Ha. Berfanft
wurbtH: 8 Cars 9to. rotber sn 96c, Gar
go. 8 DO. 80 g4c, Gar 30. bo. fendjt sn
gOe, Gar mad grobe rntber 5u 6se auf benz
0eIetie.
Beff&forn.- -Rdrft rahig uno wiIiser.
Wp. tueibes 7T--77He, Rc. ueibes N
--77e. Ro. 4 Dsibes 70 T6e, Rc. . gel6es
76h--77s, Ru. DO. 76--TeKs, Ro. A DO.
T4H-T51ze, no. Q seHiihfes rs -T7e, Ro. 3
DO. T6--75he, 30. 4 DO. T4H-75 Jze, tpeibts
RoIbsntorn 76--7se, gelbes DO. 76--79e, ge.
riltidtes DO. 78-7ec per Bu. - BerfduFf
fpnrOen: Gar RU. fueibss yu TIC, ] Gar
DO. ~ 70Ac, / Gar DO. su 76hc, Gar 9sc.
. gefbes su 76Hc, Gar HU. DO. au 1915
| Oar DO. 5u 7ee, 500 gu Ro. eemii1ies
nit stcsgen au TIC, Car 80. geruifbtes
sn 7SAc, 4 Oars DO. ~ 7eHe, Gar Ac. 3
90. 5u T6e, ! Gar Had 9rube gemiihtes lebr
lnul 81 69e aHf benz @eIeiie.
pafer.-Warft mtligsr.--sio ueiBer AZ
--471ze. SiaHoar0 wetBtr 46-47e, Ro. B
meiB.r as 46c, yio. weiber 10 45e,
Ro. . gsmil6ter 46s, SO. 3 DO. 45-46e. 9o.
4 DO. 44--45e per gu. --- Berfauft purDen:
] Gar 30. . weiBsr IA 4Tf, 8 Cars StaHs
barb tueiBer ia 47hc, Gar DO. Su 46He, |
Gar Ro. 3 peiber 5u 46Ae, l Gar DO. 5u
4ezc, Q Cars Rp. bo. sn 44e, . Cars luI.
phur ueiBer Su 4oe, 29ars Haf] Rrobe wei'
ser 5u al NJ, Car 90. 5u 41zc, Gar DO.
su SIC, 3 Cars Ro. 3 gemiibter sa 4ot, !
Gar DO. su 45e aui bem G,eieiie.
Fogaen.-Rarft feiter. - 30. Q liz
| TIC, no. 3 DO. 8s--70c. Rp. DO. 5s -- 6Sc.
BerfauFt uurben: / Gar Ro. 3 su 69s, 500
Bu. Ho q DO. nit Corn Su zoe auf oent @es
! feiie.
Beralei6 Der @etreifs.sertiIe NIT eenleHi'
gen am sIeiheR Tase bes uorisen 5abrss
Eept.. Is. 1919 Sept.. 15. 1919.
Meistn, Ro. Q rothsr Minter 9sHc 10Tc
GetI6forn, 9io. seHsif4tes 1916 TIC
eafer, SO. aentii6ter 80 46c 38t
NoGgen, Ho. .. TIC T6e
esu. Ro. 9imntbe 5000 $500
| s1htsfu
| Der E9artt near ifetie. &trfauft uurben:
ssi EbIs fiftirers yintfbee Goobs au'
Der Bats pom sisa per Go1oue.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-16
ssluksNabricbten.
gineinnati. 10. septtmber.

I'm 0iHeiunatitr Tlitritts miro Der Slub
iid tn etR nddfttH "a StuReen nur nsuiq
psranstrH. @ttsrn absHs bate etrislbs bel
biefiesr stabt sinsn gsahsrfaae bon ll.s
Gus.
Die isletnseu GepsiHsH tsafsa sdsrsae
sss ssariasa 9asss bier sia.
eiftsbHrs, pa. Der sIsS Sat ssas
HsHsrAsss ssn s.s Gsb uas faiIt
GtsrIsstsa, %. ga. Der 6Ist bat
.issH BaHutaae ben 10 5Hb uns fdus.
Sentiments, Q. Der HIsb bat slzss
nsfsrAanb psn s.2 uae faut.
8arfersburs. m. GA. Ter Nisb bnI
,insz HsasrhaaA sen1,sd dyt sss laut.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-16

rubia. Gut qpaF 5000, Grufbeb $50, Wcule
.as 5.15e, Cubes 5.05c, Hoipesreb 4.o5t,
@ranulateb 4.S0c, Tiamenb VI" 40, Con
feeicners ~ 4,e5c, go. 1 4.55c, Rn. Hoot,
Nc. 8 4.00e, SO. A 8.e5c, Ro. 8 8.s0e, No.
s.S5t, SO. 8.e0c, sso. 8 s.86e, Ro. 8.T0t
30. 10 se5e, Rp. II 8.8oc, Ro. ID s.o5e,
Re. 10 s.50e. $50. 4 s.50e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-16

Ren bort Is. September.
Rupfer mar beuts felt. -- SGaHoaro an
ti700. Giectroistit gu s18.75-17.o0, GATE
sus17.00. eating gu sl662-16.75.
9iHn III feft bu s42. .T5-43.00.
SIet rahis su e4.70.
Eptlttr IN 'tetis su f5.s5--6.s5.
Gifen. - Ger Martf mar heute feit. -
gep. Rorttern e1s00-I 1880, ,8o. . 9prtherH
$15.75-1s25, go. / Southeru e15.26-
1915, 80. Sputhern loft $1525-16.T5.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-16

WsGA+ Ssmse na1 Whites "a Ws~ w~s-
@slo .on cote wurbe su eA-5% aus
aeEieben.
Drima Gefdaftspapisr. runrssn su 54 -
81 bisfpntirt.
gferftHaGTAdnasM tettg Sin'
Al e4eDM uno Qcmmtrrsds tu v'oz -
4.s2K.
Nunbes. Cbtta tpdren Aes
fsa unb wnrhsn nie fplaf eueftrs:
Ger. Gtaofen AefunbiruHg Q sTH - W
a. rrosfrtrte tOeA --ife5k. Gourcns 10
iii. an reaiftrirts I024 - lob, coupons
100 L Jos, nanama Sesihereb ~ VIA
ath.. DO. So. g8E-f00.
aftisnmarft.-@enn aud eiH'Ge Mi'
tisn Der elite teute tieiHe gewinns anttu'
,psiisn hatien, 10 mar bod Der Nsartf III
Nnaemeinen ff,tpdf uHo bic EnsuBncn'
runaen i,aubsn in ben reiiten 5dhen inter
bener rom Sa'uitag.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-16
ghteaao. 15. septtmb.r 1918.

S6weiHt. 9sihie tS.25-9.00, &C.
miihtt s7.85-e.O0. lhiuere $3.50 - s.65.
raube sT.50 - 7.75. fSsrieI $3.50 -- $50.
Utarit tort biz zoe hoher.
8seoe; te.61--9.25, 9eras
Stiere s6.75-790. wsitIite Stisre S6.75-
T.T5, Stoders uuo gSeseers $3.50 500
Riths unb Ssifsrs s3.85-s.s0. RdIser es.75
--il.50. Ntarft itsiia bis Zoe bpber.
S@afeunb admmer. ~~Sdnfc: Gin.
hetmtfte ss-50-4.s5, 56srlinss s4.75-5,75.
gaeitIit,s S3 9o--4 76
ahmrsr: Giuhsimii6e s5.00-725, ueit'
licte IS. T5-T.75 Rartt itetig bic loe h6ber
8ufubr - EGweiHs 81 900. RiHopiet
l6 900, EGafe unh ldmIner $1,000
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gehsHbsn q 8oheH rDareH pie foIgt:
9ufubr: RrRouieb. S6pstHs Shafs.
aus, 30 49,. 1881 174l7 24342
Sept., 6......Sl0s 1885 15s46
Sept. l8 .. S00S 1880 1915
Ter 8erianbt bstrus in bsrislbsn 3.it:
Aua., 80 .24sO 573s 1929
Sept., 8 .4746 5SsS 15341
Sept., I3 .404l 1895 554h
RiRbuts 7R 9ufuhr mar aud
heuie pieoer SiemIih grpB. 7ie beilerer
EuaIitdten wareH itetia, bic aHeesen UNI 10
--15c Hieorigsr. Stoders pareu in gutter
Rnffraae uE6 iietia bis itarf
SAwsre Stlere bradteH 87.25-s. 10.
Chltu 81. .T5--8.25, fyIetideritiere $500
IT'S. auserleIers bis tTtro t7.o0-7.75. Sel'
fers t4.50-6T5, grtra e6.25-T.00. .Rahs 3.0G
-6.65. auserl sieps bis tgtra 35.75--8.50
Qanusrs S2. 15--4.00, Stoders uHb sseehers
$5.75-T.26, Stod.Seifsrs s4.50--5.75.
Sulitu. -Sel sienilit GROCER 3ufuhl
uuo gutter glahirage mar Der 1Rarft itetio.
Raasrs uHe lethts S4.50-5.25, Bologna
t525-6,l5, Grtrn se.25, fetts Suasn $500
$50.
HRildhtUhs --6eute mar bic glaGfrags
cine cute uno Der IPartt itetia bts TART
Ertra Ss5.00--e0 90. CUTE bis auserIeiene
s80O0--s2.50, oroinars bis quite $25.00--
! $500.
9atber. Tie 3ufuhr mar siemIid
grUB. Hno CUTE ieite aalber waren itetig uni
BIS ~ csc hoher.
GTtra sllO0, fair biz quite Isidhte $500
I 1918. protudre unb grobe s4.50-10.25.
! z d1 eine 7ie 3uiuhr NOR nich
| iehr groB. bte Rahirass eine CUTE. uni
| TIeiideriorten ionle leidte SeriaHotiortet
/ ftlegen um l0e, Ihtpere S6meiHe aber IN
| l0-15e per 100 Bfuuo.
| Shwert 5husine brahfeu ts.50--S.65
/ quite bis auserleiene Be-pdfuHgss unb fFlet
! iherforten $S.s5-s.90, oroindre bis Guser
/ lelene ihwers 'etit Sdue e4.25-7.50. Grtr'
sTs5, Staas s4.00-6.75, Grtra S6.s5-700
/ lsidlie BerlnnntiorttH ss.50--s.90. ,yerts
pcu 1io Riune uue meniaer s4.O0-s.1o.
Shafe Sam msE - Gie Antfra
/ ge mar uidi iehr groB. SanH,er Helen ur
I Zoe. Stafe hliebeH 'tettg
Snaie-- GItra Ieihts s400--4.l0. gut
bis anserIelsne s3.bo-3.9o. orbtunre bic gut
I o. .75--325, aRutfer Sdaie S3.b0-4.0Q
| 3dhrliHge s5.50--6.25.
/ a1mmer. - grtra brahter $7.s5. quite bi
/ auserIeFeRe sT.25--76D, orntnars bH gut
I s4.50-7.00, guls &5.50--4.oo
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-16
4fsrSe uHD Wtauleiei.
gtuetnnoti. is. s.ptember, 1918

GlHNihH at TO- Stpleuiofts lblo-
GbUohI bic 8uiuhr grDssr mar ais in Der
poriaen @ode 70 mar oieIeIbe seinespeas
an aroB, oenn pleIe Rferes pareu fiir ben
gSe,terueriaHot beitTmmt. 7ie Rreiis parsn
feitsr nRb ant EdIuB Der g9ofs pte iplgt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-16
Vieb mdrfte.
gtreinnati. Is. ssptsmbsr 1913

2ufuhr un6 8eriGaot nGhreuo Der oer
FoFfsneH @ohe, uergliheH nit ben oorbe'
aehsHbsn z 8odeH rDaren pie Tplqt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-16

Wahffetenbt 9abene pcH i'm hteftqen
Earn bshnnftdeu Bombs uHb Nstieu sitbi
Die efN5iefen Gupfirunasu an
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-04
Not Made for x

Hunsden affected a brusqueness-even
rudeness-in his speech. even as he af-
fected radical doctrines-and both affec-
tations were merely little fads of his.
This world is an absurd one,' said
Hunsden.
why so?'
Il wonder you should ask You your
self are a proof of the absurdity I
alluded to. Do you intend TO become
tradesman?'
"such was my intention three months
ago."
"Humph. the more fool you-you look
Ike a tradesman What a practical busi-
nezs face you have!"
"Afv fece Is as tho Lord made It.
'Tha Lord never made your face for
K But. Il you like It, stay there.
Perhaps I have no choice"
We'll, what care 7 about that? Be-
sides, want TO dance again. And see
a nne looking girl sitting there by her
mama.
And Waddy-sam Waddy-ia making
up 10 her. SEQ II don't cut him out in
q 3iffy." Be was gone.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-04
Again Without Occupation

After Hunsden had gone William found
Grated package In the hallway ad-
dressed to him. He opened It and sa
the picture of his mother. Hunsden had
bought 1t in for him when Edwards %.
fects were sold
Whatever interference OF the, COURSE oe
love between Mile Reuter and M Perat
had been because of Zoraide's Temporary
attachment for William. the business In
terests involyed-the advantages of unit.
ing the two schools-with sufficient Ia
overcome them.
So the two mothers took the matter in
hand and after the vacation Pellet and
Mile Reuter- We're married as per schedule
On the wedding day Pellet informed Nil.
liam that he would require his services
no longer.
Here was nice condition of affairs
William, longing to marry Frances and
with no money and no oeeupationl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-04
In the Counting Room

A dinner William met Mrs. Crirnsworth,
young. tall, well-shaped, fashionable. flll
of animal spirits, 10 brains and no heart
The next morning Edward took Will
liam to the town where lay his "con-
cern"-a village over which brooded a
permanent vspor-a dreary manufaotur-
ing town.
Once in the counting room Edward be-
came all business"
What could William do? Could he read
French and German? Yes. Well, he would
be engaged as second clerk at a salary OF
$50 year.
And now" said he raising his voice,
hear what I have to say about our re-
lationshlp and all that sort of humbug.
81 shall excuse you IN nothing on the
plea of being my brother. II I find you
stupid and neglectful, dissipated or idle.
I shall dismiss you as I would any other
clerk.
Il expect to have the full value of my
money out of you. You will seek lodgings
in x. Get into debt at your peril"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-04
Driven Away by jealousy

She thought that by perfecting her
self In English in Belgium she might
get a position with some English fam
fly as governess. Her aunt had small
income which Frances augmented by
her lace mending, so-that the two just
barely managed TO live.
That was all her history; but 1t pow
erfully affected William-because 1t
was hers.
Zoraide watched with her keen eyes
and was not at all pleased with the in
terest which Crimsworth took In tho
pupil teacher.
She tried all her arts upon william.
hut he was almost rude to her and the
more he repulsed her the more zoraide
seemed determined to bring him once
more TO her feet.
one day Frances was missing from
her usual place. The next day 1t was
the same William inquired of the
Iupils what had become OF Mile Henri
30. she has gone. monsieur was
the reply.
After lessons that day he said to 70
reide, Mile Henri has gone-has she
teen dismissed"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-04
Protestations Not Rece,ved

Ihey got him to bed--the ,o,,v ~.
mother and William between ill.,,
ana the next morning Pellet was soh.
uu' morose. William avoided him
.hey scarcely spoke. Ore dav wiu,an,
hea visitor. Mr.. Hundeon Yorlre H.
csen sent In his card
Just passing through, he said
came to see II you were ready 70 thant'
me yet Your brother has failed Ey.r,'
thing sold off--all the thines at crs,s
worth Halfp
And the pictureF gasped William
" mat was sold with the rest. RI, =
nave heard 'all about you. You ars 90
ing TO marry the little heiress who .l,ssn.
the school next door. Brown wrote ns
all about It"
after more of the same sort n, .a,,.
Hunsden went as suddenly as he hed
come saying he would stop on his wa
paek from some German city to which
ne was bound and be present at the wed.
oing Williams protestations that ba
was not going to marry Mile zors,da
were useless
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-04
Hunsden Approves

Frances, said he, ''how much regard
have you for me?' She did not answer.
please answer he said Frances,
have you enough regard for me to give
yourself to me as my wife-to accept
me as your husband?"
He saw the purple light of love cast
its reflection on her cheeks. temples.
neck. He desired to consult the<eye. but
the sheltering lashes and lids forbade.
Monsieur" said she at length "wlll
you always be to me good husband
as you, have been a good master2"
Il will try, Frances"
So, as soon as the period Of her mourn
ing for her aunt was over, 1t was ar
ranged that they rhould be married
Hunsden his return trip stopped
in Brussels to see William. They would
not give him the professors address at
Pellets. but they met in the street and
William took Hunsden to see Frances
They got on excellenty well together
--Hunsden and Frances" "spamng'' IN 4
jovial way. The Englishman finding the
Swiss girl quite match for him
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-04
ON His Own Resources

He declared that a good clergyman
was a very good thing, but he knew he
would make very bad one.
AS to matrimonial side Of the propo-
,ition. though William did not say SO.
the very thought of being bound for life
10 one of his cousins seemed like a night
mare.
They were accomplished and pretty. but
not a charm of theirs touched a chord
In his bosom.
TO think of passing the winter even
figs by the parlor fireside of seacombe
rectory aloneewith one of them-for in
stance, that large and well modelled
statue. Sarah!
No, he would be a bad husband as well
as a bad clergyman under the circum-
stances.
what then. do you intend to do?'
ssked Mr. seacombe. You have no
money and no expectations"
Lord Tynedale demanded sternly II he
thought OF following IN his fathers foot
steps and engaging in trade.
His father was but a name to him,
but the tone Of Lord Tynedale's inquiry
settled the matter.
u could not do better than follow in
my fathers footstepF," ea.d william.
.'Yes I shall be q brakeman"
Tho unclcs did not remonstrate-they
simply washed their hands Of the pie
beicn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-04
copyright, 1913, by Irving King.
righta raerVad

rights rserNed.)
''The Professor was Charlotte I3ronte 3
favorite story, she wrote It before
.Jena Eyre" and shirley" had made
her famous, and sent it TO many pub
fishers, by whom It was declined with
thanksn
She wanted to publish It a. once when
she saw that she had the open sesame"
of the publishing houses, but her family
and friends persuaded her not to, and
she made use of some OF her Brussels
xperiences-which she had woven into
'gfhe Professor'-ln "Yilette."
But Immediately upon Chsrlotte's death,
when there was a demand for all she
had ever written, The Professor" vas
piven to the public and is today one of
Charlotte Bronte's hest known works.
It was singular coincidence that the
last time the manuscript of THE Pro-
fessor'' was returned by a publisher 1t
arrived home upon the very evening when
Charlotte began Jane Eyre
one amusing thing about The Profess
kor" Is It's frank, artless, charming IN
euiRrity." The English, England and tho
Churoh of Engiand-all else Is a bowling
wilderness Inhabited by sensual paganr.
She does, indeed, marry the hero to a
Swiss girl-from one Of the Protestant
cnntons-but saves the day for Albion
by making the mother of that Swiss girl
en- English woman who had SO far for
got herself as to marry foreigner
and to make England the Swiss girls
Canaan"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-04
Her Little Life History

When the time for dismissal came
william walked to the desk of the new
pupil and said. You have been in
England?"
mo, monsieur"
What Is your full name7'
Frances Evans Henri"
''Mademoiselle! Mademoiselle" said
zoraide sharply, will you have tho
goodness to go and stand in the cor
ridor while the pupils are putting on
their things and try to keep some
orderT
Later William learned all the little
life history of Mile Henri. She had
been born in Geneva Her father was
q Swiss and her mother an English
woman.
Her father and her mother were both
dead and she had persuaded her aunt
with whom she lived, to remove with
her to Belgium She would be nearer
England there and 1t was the dream
of her life to reach her mothers 7oun-
ivy
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-04
Rosh Offer. Declined

The result was that Villain was taken
In charge by his noble relatives and sent
TO Eaton at their expense. He stayed
there for 10 years. during which time he
saw mono OF his family.
At the end of that time he was sum
moned to an interview with his mater
nal uncles They asked him If he would
enter the church. Lord Tynedale Of
fered him, in case he did 50, the living
of seacombe-cum-Seaife, which was
within his gift, and Mr.. seacomhe hinte1
that. when he became rector, he might
select as his wife one of his cousins, the
six Misses SeacoInbe.
It was such reasonable proposition
so satisfactorily accounted for William
and one OF the superflous daughters of
the house of Seacombe for the rest OF
their natural lives, that his lordship and
his brother were filled with astonish-
ment when William declined both church
and rrlatriuOny.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-04
More and More Interested

"She wishes 10 fit herself for gov
erness." said Mile Reuter-. and ]. of
course. am very glad to aid her in such
a laudable ambition. She is very poor
I hope you will aliew her to benefit by
your Instructions"
"Of course" replied William, saw
asely.
And now began Williams second ro-
nance IN Belgium. Day By day he
grew more and more interested In Mile
Henri. the teacher pupil
When he asked her to read u selec-
tion IN English he was amazed. The
voice was the voice OF Albion; the ae-
cont was pure and silvery. 1t only
wanted firrnness and assurance to be
the counterpart of what any we'll edu-
Gated lady in Essex Or Middlesex might
have announced.
Yet the reader was Mile Henri. IN
whose grave. joyiess face he saw no
mark of consciousness that she was
performing an unusual feat