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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-19
9dgIi9er marftberidbt. 4.

ginetnnati IT. aRai 1919.
Tis nasfoiseRbeu Euotirungrn besie6en
fid nnr nuf Gugrrs. Trnnsaftionen. Bei
sleinertn Geiddf ten psrbsn etUas h6bere
preifs berf1net-
Yroptfiontn
Ter MarEt mar rntig, bic Dreife iietie.
G6mafs. - HrisHa SttGm S10.so -
f1Oo feb.
TrodsReefaIsenes Meif@. -
Rarft issfis. -Stcgf dear Ssis<H f24 -
f2ks, lhort RippeniesfeH I2--124e, eytrc
fhgrt dear Gstten f2-I24c, SmuIt<rn
1871 -lS4e. Beilies is4--is54e Icfs sab
Hs mehr rsrpodt
Hacoa. - Rarst iiefig. Etcrt dear
ErstsH isA A-f3as, fiirse aippsnieiIea I5
--I3At, eyfra fhoxt dear Sfiien 1S--f54ec
EGultfru i2 k-12ke uHb Bellies izA--
14te lole une xe per Yfaae metr ser
padf.
Sugar Cured4ssisiiA - Dsarff III lsetig.
Shinten is - isHf. Aicnts gMuItern
fzA -lS4e, gsrt0sfoit Bacon io4 NC,
Ehuttsrn f4--i414s, Rew Doyf Cut EduI.
tern l3A like. trofeHs Neti.S4 S4tnisn
oai. .00--s2.O0
sa6aep66eItes Gfeif6. aRarsi
iietie. Shsnfen I44 -i4Ae, Dienif Stbat-
tsru iOA--l1c, kssilits 14K - f1r, E@ui-
tern ih--flAt. Relu g)orf Gut SAultsrn
lin l2e.
nrifhes 6leifG.- SniHfen Az -
f4kf. YsensrsS nnltsvn 10k -l0ke, Emui-
tern i0H H--10Af, fbort 0stppeHieifen 10Y
Lie, ibogt clear Geiten 1l--i1ks, sFtra
bort Ssitsa i0A--lie, Bellies 1871 - lor
per Hiush.
MshI unb @etrfibe.
UestL- ssenes @iHfer Ddtsnt e4.e6-
sis. @jHter 10nep t4-s5 40. Htnter
s5amilp ea.26- also. Gxtra e3.0o--a.20, o..
ItNdxes u. 10 a.o5. Garter @si5sn $atenf
ex.6B 5.O0. tc. f0nep e3.Bc A2t. bu. 10
min ts.S0--4.D0; Slp9aeHnirbl, nsrbtus9tt9
aenii6fes 44.45--A.b6. rrires Gitp e1.bO--
A70. akmii6trs ~ Go psr Dbl.
Beiten.-Dlarff wtaiaer. so. 2 rofler
Biniex los I06r. 10. bc. ~ iO6<
20. 4 sofh<r So - D7e per DH. Yexfaaft
ipurnsn. Har 80. rptttr @SHfes su SOC,
Gar ~. hc. III ~, 1 Gar Mp.4 Bio. BIN.
bHrnf N eSe atff bsn aleleifs.
8eEt6torm. Ter Mnrft iunr ru9i9.
Hreiie lfefia. 30. q meiEes OK. 80.
3 mes6fS 61---8l "a, 10. lrfifes b6 z -o0r.
Mc. q Gttbs1 81 ~ 6or. 70. = 10. Be<,
~ b. a -571Se He. 2asml S1 3fe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-19

cyas. sssnss nst Asass i ans rsrs


gtlo vcn call iDnrbe 3u 24--2zSE aus
geliehen.
Wrima Giefhdftspapiere purben su 5---
H8E bisfpnfirf.
SferltHg Grhaagei III iuilia. =
StdN ~ t4.S6Jk--4.S6K nnb Commercial
81 S4.625k--4s2tx.
buHofss GbIigdticuen fparen ite'
tig uHD iunroeH iuie Folgt quotirt:
Ber. Etaaisn Hffnnbirnng ~ 1904
geb. ~ regiitrirte 1f3A A--1I4H, Coupons
la - 1i4i4, 81 reeiitrirte I02 y -1034 y
90upcrIs f02 -i081 Banana 9isgtftereb
w 1904 A-f0f. bo. 81. 1O2Zx--f033k.
MftitHmarf rift. Ter Mlarft mar besie
ie nau iiiin idjper, beiDnbers nber hntten bic
bod 5slG1lo FoiDie Ef. 9ouis e. 5an Trans
rlsto Mftien sg leibeH. Die Ef)IMBnotirun.
Gen ltaaoeu meiitens stfuus inter beHen Don
geitern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-19
ghieaao. HI. p2ai 1913.

Sdneine. - Hsidhie ss.4o--s.62z, ge.
miidte q. .3o-s.e2 u, fhDere o. s.o0-s.57 y +,
rauhe $500 - $50. s5ertel $3.50 - s.85
Rnrtt aitio une itesia.
8inbptsh.--B Beepes sT.l0-s.20, Teras
Gtiere s8T5-T.70, Gtoders uno 5eebers
t5s5--7S0, atihe Hno Seiiers s3Js5-7.90,
4dlber s6.25--9.O0. aRnrtt flau ane itstig.
Shaie 2dmmer -S4afe: Gin.
heiH,iife s5 30 $50, sJdhrtnge e6.40--7.60.
gdmmer: einheimifne s6.50-s.7o. Warti
Iangiam unb ftetig.
3ufnhr. ShDeiae 10000, Rinopieh
1000 Shnfe uno qdnmer 1000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-19
f'.'' :. lllurragtg0 is'';: s..,:
3f6 flnipa 5rnit-t5ebSnbe.

Gertueilen aus ieiuen gInqeu
0ine 6iutb Don IbrGnen brad.
AID, baB unire jllnge 2iebe
60 fur5 nur berneiien mar,
8. nenr iie mdbren f6nnte
RieI taltieno, taitieub 9Sdbrl~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-19
N0etan- marft.
y { N Nprt. II. Mai.

Rem Dort, II. Daai.
Gupfer mar heute iLau - Stauoaro III
$3.50, @lectrolptie su 1887 z--16.00, &ate
Az $1,000, eating su s15.62H.
4inn tit feIt 8a s4S.45--49.00.
Glei itetig bu s4.50.
Spelter rubig su &4.50--6.45.
GifeH rnbig uub unuerdnoert.-gt /
Wortbern 41700--l7.50, go. 2 gtorthern
$i6. rs 400, gto. ! Sputhern s17.09-17.50,
Kp. Soutbern Ioft $17.00-17.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-19
G6ineaf6e Grink- uno Sic
6esfieoer.
Eye


Sie in grouer 8or3eit bel eroBen re-
liaioien sseiern ooer feierlihen 3n.
iommenfiinften friegeriiher o0er po-
Iifiiher 9lrt geiltngen ooer noraetrns
gen ipuroen. Tie alteiten oieier 8e.
oidbte Itamnlen spoH aus Der Shaug'
TpnaItie, bic in China pom Sabre
1926 bis 1872 b. Chr. regiert bat
Inter bieieu fin6et lid neben Siebes.
lieoern erniterer art bos folgetioe:
8or oen Sbore Ser Sto6t I'M Siten
Siebt man sablIoie ihone sSraueu,
Tie ben @oIfen gIeihen.
Tod, oh Tie ond) ben @oIfen aleihen.
Sie iiub nift Der @egeuitono meiner
Sroume.
Giel tbelirer III mir meine 8efobrtin
Sssu ihren eiitfafen, rpeiBen aeioe.
Rinqs auberbalb Der Staht
Sieht man onuiiitbige idlonfe
sSrauen.
Tie ben gllunen oes sseloes glei6en,
Sic fonnen neine Siebe niht errins
qen.
Tenu oos iueiEe aleib ui1o 6as 9to.
Ienantlis
WeiHerJrau firto rein ein5iges@liif.
iSriiber mar in China oas Tihten
uno Reimen MISUNDERSTANDING fiir
Dos geiteben Der flaiiiihen Briifun.
gen, uno 70 mar i'm ipdtern 2ebeu foIt
ieocr Banter ollh elm aelernter Gtd,-
ter. Tod aab es inter ihuen nuf
aottbegnooete S1naer pie ben be-
fannten Siidnaiu, Der I'M 2 sSabr.
hunoert b. Chr. 8ebnrt ols 8enn.
ter f1raIif iein 2ebeu friitete Or
purbe trnnf, muBte iein MINT oitfaes
ben uno faum aiif ietrer 8Sonoerfa5c-
ten ais 9nufeIldneer aeleaentlid| nod
Sintiflltnq in Ger Erooins Sset.
lfIpan. no er oiirh einen 8efonnten
in oas Sans oes reif,en aauiherrn
Lido einaefiihrt purSe. Der Elm an.
mutbiaes SohtcrIeiu. @entihiin, iein
ciaeu noniite Siinnaiu iang mlo iieg
tc. @entidliln folgte ihm geaen ben
@Illai oes 8aters aiti Der peitern
8anoeriohrt. bis Siiandin burh iei-
lie Sieocr idIieblif and ons Ser3
Ses reid)en Sdinieaernaters be-
slnon1. Sier fulat oas Sieo, ourh
SoS 6iianliu ongeblih ieiner 9ieb.
item Ser3 getpoitn. es lattte:
Scr Gbonir, odl scr 9hcHir, flieat
heif1ttparts oileiu.
sSlie1t iiber Die bier @teere hir. Ipdbt
rdd Der Srnlitert iein.
llmionit, er ioil lie nid,t erIpohen
nidn ihr @enoiie fein
9, mos crariff mid, ba id1 heitt' IN
oieie Sale fam
Sier ipohnt Die herrlihite Der Srda'
Ell, ipie feline uonneiam.
sfdi. mir 10 nab iffio bod 10 feril Sas
brennt i'm Ginaetpeioel
aornten mir ein 3terentenpanr bei.
iahineu iein, mir beibe.
Siinnailis Talent mar 70 orcfI
lino ieiHe Tidtuna 10 beriidenh, oaB
iir nod nnh pielen himbert Snhrcil
Ghinas befonEteiten 7id,ter 2ipoito
(699 bis 762 n. Gbr.) ou foIgenoefn
2ieehen bemeiiferten:
s9ciB tpie ser Sdnee auf hohem @er-
qeserat,
Reil nie Ser Mcnb, Der aus ben
MoIten trot
'sdl hor' mein Serr bat feinen Sini,
getbeiIt,
G,as iou's. bah ieilte Trnu bier l1u-
ner meiIt2
9eoh einmos ;iiIl' fh nrfer 9Ias sum
Rnno
,sm bsllen MonS. bonn ftosen mir
nom Etrnro.
llnS oiif bcs Ssiifau sslinhcu treble
ih:
sie iheioen nuh nah Often uuo @e'
tfeu fld1.
60 id,fper bos Sers. tuouIm 6as Ser1
10 ifruer,
4h, ilrnae grdrte, tpeirtef riht Il
iebr.
Gin Gatte mag ei,h tperben treu ,ita
felt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-19

Minbpieh. Sic beiieren Gualitdten
tuaren beute in 3ieIHlih guterQahfraee nno
Der Rnrft itetia bis itdrter-S Stoders nnb
syeeberS bfiebeH itetig.
Edipere 5fiere s7.25--7.75, grtra s7s5
--eS.10, Ghfen t3.75-6.75, gFleiiherftiere
e5.25--7. SO, ,Grtra S7.75--S.10, Seifers g. 15
$50, auSerleieue bis ertra &7.S5-s.1 10,
Aithe s4.00--8.00, auserieiene bis ertrn
s6.25-6.50, Gamers s3.25-450, Stoders
uno f5ecbers e6.50--7.50, Stofs s5eiTers $3.50
--6.50. 5fods sstiibe $4.50-5.50.
Bullen Eie beliereu BoIognesB Bnls
Zen pnren itarf i'm Treiie. bic anoereR aber
fauTr itetig bis fdJiuddber.
Wtaqere uuh IeidTfe S5.00-8.25, 4pIoana
$6.25--7.55, fttfe Bnllen s7.00--7.5e.
Diifdfnhe.-7ie 3uiubr mar in Der
uernoiieHeu Rode sstnilif groB, bic Gaf.
fraae cine aute unb bic 8reiie itetia.
Grtrd s82. .50--D0.50, quite bis nuserleIene
$s0.00-so.Oo, orbindre bic quite $500 -
$500.
adIber--7er Hsartt mar beute siems
lid Iebhaft nno bic Breiie ltetig bis itdrf.
Grtra $500, fair bis CUTE leicbte $7.0o
--s.75, prbindre nHb groBe s5.50--s.25.
Rdlber in ben ApniniiiionS- 6euiern. -
syaacp DC. prima bis auserleieie 7K -
Shc, crbindre H-6Hc.
z d,me e.-Tie Rad1iraae mar helts
cine CUTE nnb bic Ereiie iteben nm fOc per
10b 9fiHD ifber bgEen BON poriaer geodle.
Shmere Shmeine brahten ss.55-s. 80,
quite bis anserleisne gerpatungs- uub syIeis
iferiortsn $3.50 - $50 aeniffte Der.
padungsicrten $3.50 - S.55, oroindre bis
auserfeiene ff,iuere fette Sdue s5.50-7.T5
Grtra sTJs5, Stngs &4.50-s.T5, ieifte Sers
ianbtiorten ss.10---s.80, s5erfeI pom 100 Bib
unb fpeuiqer s5.00--e.D0.
S9afe uub Sam Ser Maarfi
mar beate fiau uHb bic greiie ifwGher
Smnfe uno 9dmmer mareu um 25e nieori'
ger. sSriitJabrs- 4dmHer aber nm SOC bii
81 90 per 100 Bfnuo.
Shafe -- geihurent 1925, quite bis aus.
srie'eue $475--5.15, orhiudre bic quite $3.50
- so, BOa- 5nafe s4.0o-5.35.
2dmmer. - @eihcrene s7.25, CUTE bis
auserleiene ss.75-7.15, prbindre Bic gut,
s4.50 6.65, gHolIs2dmmer $4.75 - 500
,5rhbIehrs> 2ammer s7.00-S.25, Guns 500
900.
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Dom WeIsns4rst.


$500 ~ ~ So Mls@ss h*hf<
Die WtlHdfts fparen belte ruhig, unb bic
biHsgafeu iinb uHprrdnbert gebIiebeH. Oar
ltbsn yon ealiS fDnrben pof ben Daufen ~
4N-~oE 3 0iisgeIiehen. iuabrfnD Weifdftspas
pifrt Al S-6@ Disfontirf ipnrbefl Iit Dfass
lfr pinrirfea Hripot.aapit0I ~ 4 N - t&
syon enn' nnb 8u 10 auf 3eit.
fssafd saf sasp pssf
iDuresu 81 Bari 5ipifhen BaHfen pertauft.
Ie 9oaaifrrats betrdgt soc Vranrie per
1900.
MtAsa eM 6mxsks.
iiab rfipas spifIiger.--- 3ie fofgeHesn Gnofts
riinDen Sino stI bersdstfu.
lpnbon, 3 sTageS Sid5t, s4.66 h-4.eT per C;
90 9aos Sidt, t462 --4-6s per A.: Horis, B
9aee Eidps, 5i5 syrcncs Der 600 90 Idge
Gids. SIS 8ranes per 500; fur 9sutldloRo.
4 1oae Gfff, Mari as1 -g5k, DO. 90
Tags Eidf, ~ - Nc.
9rotmsntarn Q}ifIs auF 2oubon iueYben
NJ e<62k asf 0,lnseoiu 81 e4.S2 Y unb onf
@tfi1Ii 3D. e4,s2 perfaufs.
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8erhreut

Barber. ~son ih Jbnen aixa bos
Soar idneiben2~
grofeiior: ~ssein MIR has G..
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Tse Bnnien quctiren tuie


Tit nmldss iut hieiiaen GlenringhDnie
bkIlffen Iif bsute nuf t4,0i4y400. 7ie I'm.
fdts Der esrfriSsHsH x1sms bdiefeH lsess aui
~ 300, afaen s2e,27f BOO IN Der forres
ipuneifsnbeH Rohe bee poriseH Jahrss.
ss-esfasitsssx.
Ter Rarft mar hsnte ichr flau mnb bic
NsfHt esorh6i. llHsieb Stoiss grintina Ut,
ten llno iH Wadirasf, font nbsr mar fsine
gsssaaHg gum aanfsH porbanoen Gn Der
U0rk mnroen nftisn Der Cine. Gas unb
0lkrtris 90. 5a 10 perfnufi.
RahfssheHbe Tabe1e pon I'M hiefiaeH
nlart behnbithen Bombs unb Mftien aiebf
sss effsseaes lustiranetn an |:
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Nep Osrter 1smo' Gustirnnsea

Hf4ifen asn ar. ssNlwptnenrt Hcessr lx a..
Af4fca eorb. ~. :. sstSlIitH Rar eeub sx ssis
Nf6tfcr eoub. &c.. se4<IRaf ~ rf MFer Az n
Gsisrfts g. g. l. -. s7@ig ~ a aer err 81 slt<
GGfsfrf Af-hie e.. - % lE d br6 Ir e
Eaiftm. kCNo s4t - IM.D .H.s.kGes3Ns
@xcsN xr sp ar. sssklglors IN cor lr a.
Cert Of 9eaesa &c. JosJ<lR q "a % lr tos1 4
aentraf Qsnfter 81. ssL%isScrfs esnefftr lr . srts
0befan G.. xMe.. ssxITerfe Tarfftr ~ a. J.
1d1L IeN1. go stkl0. q. e. rig <g... ssts
gn1 au ga4r... S. I&snu a. .354ffef51 ~
geI z. tr.. sxsxInenr cor. &r..... ssk
9. a..H&r. asn- A.. s5ssl weabtrn aey 4y atss
G mk&t . a. SO :. l0fxI gf q &c fa ar. Yoys
AMSs%nt ~. ~ I&L9&@He.bv,... 7s1
4MS&&cf rH AS. 4sIEtR &EAW ton ar 70
s1Al Efat. 3fr esre 4r. 10
1eL4 4gnh co. ~. ~ Npnft Rac cot 4x. sif
LMMW. ret or... 7e&lE Pacific 90 Ar =. sfss
9ffftuere Sr....... sl Eeufh nar ref lx a Z
9rie prtct len st.. % 1auf8 Maflsrah st. foshs
Sue eeH. ts...,s,.. 7fs4 scnt6 nc gfu. tr-. Tsss
&uf @. ~ fsH H.. 10 lfnieH Baefs6 sx. :. ssN
80. ent. yr dr.. s Iffniewaiartfss "a a 81
gnfextexcsHfef lg 7ss6lffr Hsr = 49, sfss
gns mserc D2ax AZ a. In q Mubksr er .tsf i.
Iapsn t........ sa<IM z. Efeel q ST.. -.
S.rf y h8 sss br.. sssxl Nfrq G. g6~ m &c. ss
esn snsssibai1-. sgAl lHob I. q Ell. &r-.. ssa
M 49, So Meftern Wzb Dr.. TN
Qe &Iey- Dr.. soT.l fnerrfnaE 0f - 81 N
D&N61. SEN 4Ar ssA HtA- asntxaf 4r.... %
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Ter nod i'm tpeiBen Satipt eild1 nif)t
beri1Bt.

f]efl etiler berliDlfIfen 2ddlIer1H uiI,
Der Sofoame 0es &niIers Eihengti,
namens Bontihiejii, bic etrpa TOO
Sabre Dor benz 8idter 2ipaito ge.
lebt bat:
9 Scioenf1her ou, 70 5art uno Iiht!
&aubreif iIlh @interidlnee 1rrlo net.
Ser nid)t.
,3ur boIben @abe fiir ben ,SreuHb &c.
itellt,
Rrno irie Ser belle Mlono am Snns
nlels5elt
9abeim lnlo ArauBen iollit hlt nit
ibm ieiu
S9Sbn Ianfte aiIbllula fpeb'n, beoarf er
betn.
7oh ipenn Der falte Serbit oann
fontmt ms Sano
11no rauber @ino nerloift oes Som.
rners 8ran6,
Tonn af1tlos ipirft er IN ben Shretn
oih rpobl,
GrIoihener 9iebe traurigeS SDu6ol
gaie Dem g9eib ln16 8cianq iilo
oie Gbineien aud ME Dem &Sein obs
1oIo oetpeien. un6 or bot lie 3u mauh
fhGnem Srinflieo beaeiitert. Suden
mir ems Der bciten beraus, uno 8lpar
ems ans Der 7ifterianmlunq oeS
Gbenqenannnten 2itoipo, Dos SSircfe
meiitcrlid iiberIeet BAT:
I'D iibe in einem gliitbenhnin,
gscr mir ooll @ein cine aann,
sd rnitf i'm triufen mir mid olein,
9enn es febIt mir elm 3edfiInpan.
@nhlan! sd bcbe oen geher ernpor,
llno Iaoe ben Dfonh mir elm
Sieb' oa! 9ort fomnlt auf 1nein
Sf1atten herpor!
Salol Sest iino mir 81 orei'r.
afIein mein Iiebcr sSrelrno, Der Monb,
8eritebt lid aifS Irinfen nur
ihtpof.
Wein Sdatteu bingeqen tit beiier &C.
pohnt,
Gr tbltt cs in allein mir nadl.
,Snheiien ih min aons sufrieher ieiu,
IaB Der Monb mir ben Shatten
aebraft,
Bon aon5en Serber bes Bliifes mid
irell'n,
Tos beute 70 better mir Iadt.
aaim LAB ifl ertouen meinen 8eiaiig
60 ipiegt lid, Der Wono bin une
her,
.lno icoeSmaI, tpern if 81, ton3en a't'
fana',
@leip S6otten, 10 biieit and er.
gSir hoIten siiionlfnen frohlihe 3eh
SoIana' mir nod, riihteru ii'tb.
Toh debt Elm jeoer ben eiqnen 8eg
SobaIo crit Ser Golrih beginnt
gSir fonRert nidlt INNER bciiammer
1ein,
Modlte tponoern 1id1t iriib nod
ipdt,
Trlim lei unier ndtIteS Stenhiheiu
@enr Scr Wono Der MilhitraBt
ndht.
9itaipo bat iiG, mas fait etn8ia oo
itebt, alein ourf ieiue 2ieoerfuni
ben iriiben fireiiihen hodIteu ofa
0emiihen Broo, Den Soltn- Grab, er
ritnqen. To6 liebte or oea saeiu 81
iebr. Der Rauif brahte i'm BON De
crobtcn gbriulg OH oes aaiiers Sol
oeIien pieIbeneieeter langjdbrige'
@iinitIiHG er gcfpeieu mar, III Die tief
itc slrmiitb. Sein ,Srelmo, Der aoi
Ter Siiinanti,rnq nuBte fid1 ieine'
ausiflpeifenoen 2ebens peaen idlicB
lid1 non ihm trennelt. 9arauf fiihrt
or nod mehrere Sohrsehnte ein ae
males @oaabunhenIeben unh ItorI
arm nHo perIaiieu als oreiltnoiedNtq
jabriaer @reis bei einen nohen 8er
ronhtea in ser Staot 5ouqtt.
ShlieBIidl folse ais lestes aus De
9fusleie fltnei1ter Siebeslieoer So
Reiherlico, bas eineu eiaennrtia met
miitfiacn Ghorafter tr0gt, uno Del
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-28
BITS OF NEWS

Athens, o. - Fireman Walter
Reeder killed in collision between
two B. & o. trains at Guysville.
Montgomery, Mo. - Mrs. Mary
SlaVens, 16, a widow, took bichloride
Of mercury because mother would
not let her marry Wesley Sherman,
II. Expected to die.
St. Louis.-Frank Dubois refused
to take wife to picnic. Did not tell
her it was stag affair. She took mer-
curry bichlOride and is dying.
Thornton, Ia.-Mrs. w. H. Parish,
son Thornton, daughter LOra, injured
when thei rauto ran into calf and
turned turtle,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-28

QudLe Tlre proteCtIon; mdkeSnlTt or
unattractiVe lunch, hospital and rest
rooms; lack of attention to physical
needs of mature workers, such as
separate lunch rooms and special
quiet rooms for relaxation of women;
instruction talks and conferences
after hours; no general plan for
summer vacations with pay; absence
of trained welfare workers and or
gained, perseVering effort, and in
difference or ignorance on the part Of
many responsible heads concerning
high and correct standards of well
fare work."
Was a stronger condemnation of
department stores as they are today
than this ever written?
Has anyone ever brought more
serious charges against the depart
ment stores than those. leading this
long list of the wrongs done the /
working girl?
So far as the connection between
department stores and vice is con-
>cerned, who ever used stronger ce-
ment to make that connection than
the first of the National Civic Fedora
tons charges: The long wOrkday,
including Christmas and general
overtime work; slow promotions; in
sufficient pay of a large class after
the apprenticeship period; the fining
system; the docking system; no dis
missal notice to rank and file
Why these are the very meat of the
charges of every economist against |
the department stores; these are the
very things that every man and wo-
man who has a heart in him or her
has cried out against; there are the !
wrongs that led to the O'Hara COM |
missions probe into the department |
store of Chicago with it's revolving
revelations; these are the very es- !
sence of the Indictment of the multi |
millionaire department store owners |
70 tho NofioDo1 Tirrio |
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-28
JOSEPH FISH AMONG thirteen
INDICTED BY GRAND JURY

Joseph Fish, millionaire head Of
the firm of Joseph Fish & Co., public
fire insurance adjusters, 80 S. LaSalle
street, was named in each of thirteen
indictments returned by the grand
jury today against alleged members
of the larson trust"
David KOTshak, fugitive fire bug;
Israel Schafner and Benjamin Fish
were also indicted.
The indictments against Fish
charge arson, burning to defraud,
conspiracy to Obstruct public justice
and accessory after the fact. He. is
accused, with others, of spiTiting
David KOrshak, alleged torch" out
of the country after he had been
indicted and released on bonds of
100000. KOrshak is reported to be
in China, and is said to be receiving
5000 a month from alleged members
of the arson trust.
Mrs. KOrshak, who knew the de-
tails Of her husbands business, gave
most of the testimony on which the
indictments were returned. She is
being guarded by officers from the
states attorneys office.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-28

rushed into print with it, proclaiminj
it by big headlines as an eXOneratiOl
of the stores and a proof that tn
stores pay above the breadline wages
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-06-20
UNCLAIMED BULLION
 WORRYING UNCLE SAM

Washington June 15-More than a half century ago Uncle Sam was handed three bags of gold worth about $500. He is still holding them. Several years ago he was handed a bag of valu- able silver bullion, and the own. CT has left it with him ever since. This gold and silver has been a great nuisance to the accounting office of the federal government.
 Comptroller of the Treasury Downey has just decided it is a problem for Congress.
 In an effort to clear the ac- counts, George E. Roberts, di- rector of the mint, appealed to the comptroller to know if he could convert it into the treasury to the credit of the men W h o presented it. The comptroller holds such a course would require an act of Congress.
 In 1856 H. J. Peters brought $17.87 worth of gold bullion to the San Francisco mint; in 1858 Joseph Baker presented $333. 27, and in 1863 J. M. Souther hand ed over $156.96. Each was giv. en receipt and told to c o m e back for gold certificate as soon as the government ascertained the value of the bullion. They have never returned.
 In 1882 Thomas F. Davis brought 180.90 ounces of silver to the New York assay office to be made into fine silver bars and has not been since seen.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-06-20

Old papers for sale at t h s office cheap.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-06-20
30 CASES OF PARALYSIS

Dequeen, June. IT There are 30 cases of infantile paralysis in Sevier county, nine cases in De queen, 10 at Locksburg, and ot- hers scattered about the country. The disease seems to be of a mild form, and only one death has so far been reported. A general cam. paign of sanitation has been started and it is believed further spread of the disease has been checked. At a mass meeting at Dequeen, Or. Garrison of the State Board of health and Dr. Francis of the United States Ma rine Hospital Service. made ad- dresses on the situation, and the suggestions are being generally followed. County Health Officer Dr. c. A. Archer, is giving much attention to the situation and thinks he now has it we'll in hand. Dr. Francis says the outbreak at Texarkana, Ashdown, and De- queen and intervening points is the most extensive on record in the South.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-06-20
ENTERTAINED

On Wednesday evening a large number of young people was en- tertained by MT. Harold and Miss Marion Brooks at home.
 The game played was rock. and there being such a large number present the tables were divided into two parts. One side had tables and the other six.
 After the playing the guest were served with cream and cake which was enjoyed by everyone. Each one went away with praise on their lips for the host and hostess.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-06-20

NEVADA COUNTY TEACHERS
 ASSOCIATION

Thirty. nine of Nevada county's wide-a- waketeachers enthusiasti- cally resolved themselves into an association for the purpose of fur thering educational interests in our county. The county was di- vided into a Northern district, whose meetings Swill be held on the second Saturday of each month, and a Southern district which will hold session on the fourth Saturday of each month. An intensive study of Roark's Psychology, conducted by Miss Jessie Akens will be a feature of each of the first programs.
 An especially interesting pro- gram has been prepared for the first joint meeting which will oc- cur later in Bluff City.
 It is to be hoped that all of our teachers will soon become workers in this organization.
 A. F. Galloway, Pres,
 Fannie Wilson, Sec.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-06-20
ICE PLANTS OPENING

On last Tuesday afternoon the owners of the Ice Plant gave an opening. Every one who visited the Plant on this day was served with the three makes of cream and cake and also three makes of soda water.
 This was the greatest opening of any kind which the people of Prescott have enjoyed.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-06-20
TEACHERS INSTITUTE

The Teachers Institute h s closed. This was a gathering of more teachers than has ever be- fore enrolled to attend the insti- tute.
 Just before the closing they gave a banquet at the Club Rooms. This was a grand suc- cess. Next year more teachers will attend.