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The Colorado statesman., 1913-04-05
j. PlERPoNT MORGAN is DEAD.


the greatest American
Fnancie of
March 30 nervous
estimated between three
billions
dictator
desinies;
nothing
which
tuneu ayfor
and
he tandun
a believed that
be a
effect, the de-
all his sbusine inn
The Colorado statesman., 1913-04-05
People Suffer From
Crowding Into Cities
By A. C. PHELPS. Chicago

novels the poor pamper oyerd luxury laden wealthy the
half clad half hopeless beggar the high minded phanthro
and the ord earle the splendid useful helpful honest manly
the thief thug The the city the the extremes and
the dangerous the tendency.
Yet people take pride in living in big city, pride the
its population and order swell the number the ke
people who worthy be caed human beings How
better the population evenly spread the
swing enough fresh breathe enough sunshine know the la
from the night!
girls will work sweatshop and wages
keep body together when in smaller place they
good homes and be like
beings.
People, all other animals suffer from crowding
ber a small place.
The Colorado statesman., 1913-04-05

Any large city is a curl
GUS mixture>of all the good
and bad in this world-all
the wealth, beauty and gran
deur, the poverty, filth and
crime; the palatial hcmes
of the rich, the insanitary
The Colorado statesman., 1913-04-05

Walking, t HI e ole G $ I
means of travelling, has now
become the newest sport.
1t is not only a sport, but
an art, and in order to do
distance walking you must
acquire that art.
The Colorado statesman., 1913-04-05

1t is very difficult to an
swer in the abstract the
question, "What kind of
women do women like?" We
may, however, have certain
illustrations of the qualities
that endear them to each
The Colorado statesman., 1913-04-05

stolen
postal ana
wnlc a the missing number
The Colorado statesman., 1913-04-05

Postoffc Money
taken
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-26
g,eeI nms selssrapbsnsrabt,

Die 5rase: S0ttt slettriider
Strcm Ole @6g.l? p;ro offers i'm
8olte oisfutiirt uno lauten bic Wleis
nungen oft NOD i.br perIdieoen. Gins
selne i1ieb,n fosur Die 8erminoerung
Ser tleinen SiuspOsel uno ben aIs
mGbli9en Riidsang oes @oselbeitdas
oes ben INNER sablrei9er iperoenoen
StartItromlsitunsen gu. Die MDslihs
felt elmer iol9en @oseIt0tung 1T jcs
bod b6fft unpabrideinlid. Der Dos
s.l, Der Iid einen elettriI9en Start
Ttromlsiter ols Rubeplab pGblt, riss
tiert abfolut ni6ts, nd er perm0gs
Ieinss tleinen llmfunges peber nit
einem on0ern Better, nod NIT Der
Gr6e slei9aeitis in 8eriibrung toms
men tann, alio pollitdnOis iIoliert 1T.
Die MDeli1feit elmer S0tung pire
nur Damn porbunosn, penn Die 8olels
l6adr erftens unter ii9, unb 5iueitcns
nit alpei unslei6e pole fiibreno:n
2eitungen aontatt bate, mas ipnhl
Ielten oosr ME portommen oiirfte., Sc
Senfalls III obige 8sfiir9tung our9-
aus lnaere9tfertigt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-26

Sn HsuItoOt a. s. bat ii6 i'm Dor.
tigen 9abnbofsreitaurant elm Ipus.
6aftes gOrtommnis susetrdsen. @s
idBen oa. 10 miro ersGbIt, etipa $50
9erren i'm. f6parsen @nSug, 8abnz
beamte perfdisosner Stationen in
gegleituns zines @eIdngbersins aus
Wlunoen6eim. Die Serren botten
Dem 8dbnberpalter, Der in Wlunoens
beim itationiert mar uno in itinem
Seimatsort &Onigsbad beeroist fpurs
be. oos lebte @eleit esaebsn. 81, ipar,
tete nun auf ben 9lbgang 6es gu.
ges. Warten aber ma6t 2an1ez
iueile. uno oss6alb entT6loB man
ii9 = ipo5u III man du9 Elm 9es
fdngperein2 Elm 3iso ansuitim.
rt1en: @s +par ods betdnnte ,Seh.
Dab mir fdeiben miiHenl4 60 ernif
nun aud Der 5ae mar uno 10 f90n
bas 2ieo, es ssf9ab etipos, oos ole
suu5e 9efelIi9aft better iiimmte. 9lls
ndmlih oie Sanger oen Refrdin FAM
gen: r5a6r fpobl. fdbr fpobl, meir
teures 2ieb!" trat ser Oberporiier
elm, nm gum GinIteieen abSurufen.
llnb % betam man folsen6es 5u b6z
ren: nSabr tpobli" .Rn9
eombre4t. SodfpisIer. auif.rstuus
tern" = rfabr pobl!" = mad 2ano.
itubl. Somburs, 9uiel" = .mein
teures 9iebl" = ,na6 Gntenfa6,
2ansmeil, MiinIter am Stein!" 8es
srsifliderpsiIs tomen ourd oiefe
3uiI9enrufe oie Serren, 70 gef9ulte
Sanger iie aud Iein modten, Dor
2u9en aus bem &onSept. Rn9Sem
man iib tiidtis ausseIutt botts. bes
gam man mad elmer WsiIe ods 9ieb
bon nsuem. Ood juit in Dem Wsos
ment, als man fpieoer an Den RE
froin fam: .S5obr pobl!" frat Der
Sberportier ipiebsr Elm, uno peitbin
tDnts iein &uf: .Na9 9oBlo9,
S9ifftrfaot, 2uotpissbafen"
.fabr pobl!" = mad Munnbeim,
5rantfurt" vmein teurss 2isb~
= mad Speisr, 9ermersbsim.
adrlsru6e!" 9l6ermals itiirmii4es
@elGdter. Disbsr mubte man obs
brehen, oiesmol aber aud oariim.
peirs iebt 3sit sum Ginitsissn ipdr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-26

mir bos Isbte Sobr. bas mir nod
bei9ieben lit. einisermaBen bersniist
gehaIten tonn. 9llfo re9ne NAL: Ou
3abiIt fir bic prGmie 1400 Morf,
mir sibit Du aus 0onfbarteit 5000
Mort = aber bar ouf ben SiI9 bes
6ouies = mo6t in Summo 4400
Mort; i'm nGditen Sobr bstommft
9u bon Der @erii6trunssgeIsllI9
10000 Mnrt. b. b. 0u bait, obne
ben Singer gu riibren, $4,000 Mart
usrbient. Na9"
rMber : o6er tpenn On = ni6t
itirbit2"
S9Deppermonn ipnrf bem Better
einen perni9tenben Bid gu: v0te
Sterne liisen l idbt - merle Dir bos.
Qbolor. llnb bann. Dir ipirb bic
poIi5e eineebGnbigt Su tonnit
feine 9eTabr loufen -
~glber i'd mDdtt bod erIt =" iparf
Qbplor f1ii1tsrn elm.
rDu bait ni6ts bod erIt unb 10 =
enttpeOer if made nit 9yir oas
@eIddft obsr penn Du f.inen Wlumm
bnit, nit iemonb nnoerem. Sn 8ers
lin 9ibt .s eenus = esriIiene @e>
i9Gftsleute. 9llio ia obet nein9
Oente 15,600 Mart Reinssfpinn! Iis
ipieber iptrb's Dir 10 gut asboten.
IIfo s.modt2" @r itrtdte ben Bet.
ter bic 9onb bin, in bic bieier s0.
gernb unb ipiberltre6snb einI9lug.
Damn begoben ii6 bsib. sum @.nes
rolcgenteu Wtaiunte, Der Shpepptr=
mann an Der entfnllsnben prpbiIion
beteiltssn muBte, um iib ben lobnens
ben antrng ni6t ents.ben gu IaIIen.
Sol4es gefdhab am %. Mai 1912.
Gm %. Wtoi 1913 aber purbe BEL
Renoant Sdbiptppermonn, Der ii6 nit
9ilft Der 5000 Mart als &ientopp=
beiiBer I.lbitdnbis semn6t unb nibt
unpermOsenb ber.belidt bottt, Der
erite Sunse getauft. 9lbolar Bi.rpirt
IN Stlbfird nber ipartett beraeblid,
ouf bic Sooesan3eige bes 8etters un6
fpurbe f6lieBlid i'm prpSebneas sur
ipeitersn prGHlienaabluns ons.baIfen.
Dielssmal battsn bic Sterne bod
| selogen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-26
sie buitsnss YHanss.

Sn perI9i,oensn Sropen.9esen6en
si6i ss cine rbuitsnOe" 9fIun5e. Sbrs
S5rii6te fin6 bobnsnf6rmis, uno ibrt
8lGttsr baben auf Der SberflGde Elm
ftin perspsist.s 9eb BON 2ufttams
mern, bur9 ipslde Die pflon5e ats
rl.t. Seben ii9 nun StuubtOruer
auf oisIe 2ufttammern. 10 fdpeIlea
lie uno fiillsn iib nit @us. ods iiG
Damn bolO in elmer tleinen Grploiion
Cuff md9t. I'M ben Stdub gu ents
Isrnen. 9us odtei perurIa9te Sc
rduI6 Gbn.It sendu Dem Suiten eli
mes &inoes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-26
Mlh6.

Gliid. ~
(Na6 Der @orltelnne oes Shioioiui
SIdmmber9er.
@Iiid lit eiH ieltner 9leiberiuoe,
Ser ME fred prablt, Der iehr gut
5ablt.
Sur Ihii6tern nn9t er beiner Snoe
tino iiberirS'ides 2eudteu itrabIt.
gr bietet fir Die dItite Soie
Sir, niht gIeid anoeru, Yfenni9'
quarf,
.Sm". idmup5eIt CT. .oie taoeIloie,
Rehni ~mit -ffs- brvi6ss sPsiiti. =
CT 5abIt - on itauuit = uno oeine
Seele
Sraet iih in bieIem GngenbIid:
.0aro er i'm Suiel 5um 1amele?" :
-G6 uein, slur ou aameI bait @Iiidl-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-26
Sm sets.
Won WIfreS @hut6er.

8iaIbe; @olteu eroner 3ug
.lIno perpebtes 3effen,
.Salb it's @abrbeit. balb iifs Srug,
,y9enn CO 5u9etroffen.
9RiIien fnum bon Slid uno 2eio,
Scs ms eeitern traf,
Sreiben iiber Nnun, uno Scit
2Sie in tiefem SdIat.
Sieine Iiebe tleiue Sano
'Shenft me6r roteu Wein
-siuf bas Iebte 2aden ihpano.
1lno mir iino aIIein.
Cb es t5ritbt, Oh es pciie.
N;iaer halt Den Srairm,
8Ieibcn bon Der fir5en 9ieiic
1tnire Srdnen fmim.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-26

= unter Greuuben. Serr
e.: am 13. SUM-, bat mir elm pros
feior Der 9lIirOaomie selaet, tpirb bic
Welt untergeben. unb am IA. iou i'd
meine @ulalia beiraten.
Greunb (einsefleii6tsr Sunsses
fellel: Damn tdmit bu ia nod NAL
sliidIih bapon.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-26

SIMMER oerf.lbe Serr:
.Wis, sic IuFen Sbrtn SObn nit
% Sabren ibon beirnttn9"
prob: rRu iDenn er gerdoe
MILL glotipeuois bGtt' er's abs
iplut niht."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-26

= aus einer @nfiinois
suus. Die @orfiibrunssn finosn
eft Itatt, auf WuuI9 nod otter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-26

-8,im Seseln iit es mi. in Der
2iebe."
rWieIo2"
~Denn oi. Neisuns gu srob III,
fann man lei9t reinfalIen."
~Oa polIen mir oo9 lieber =
nii4tern bleiben.4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-26

0os mar tbiiringiIder 9iol.ttbus
mor unb bebsutsts DntiirIi6:
r9Ieib' mir treu fir unb fiirll"
puterrot tpurbe 2ubipig Dor Gifers
iuht, aIs er bas 3unIiipert in Der
ponb bisIt. Wsr batte iid erIaubsn
eiirf.u, @rno bi.fen SderSteIler gu
t1entsn? WabrIdeinlih Der Sort
niIeTIor se!sgsntli@ oss lebten
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15
DEDICATE ALAMEDA
CHURCH SUNDAY
Archbishop j. B. Pitaval to Of.
ficiate at Impressive Exer.
oises Which win Be Attend.
ed BY Prominent Clery.

Tomorrow wlll ~ dns lonx 60 BE-
remembered AZ Aiameda. Tor on that
dNto the neR church Win De dedicated
in honor of tho blessed Virgin oy
Archbishop J.. 81 plinval. who comes
from Santa We fof Tint purpose. saw
eral 81 me lpeai ciergy and many of
thusc from surrounding parishes WIN
attend. AZ wiil Very Row J. ,. iif0wn.
81 j., president ~ tho scored Heart
college DO Denver
Tho new ehufcha existence u
largely due le lhc self aacrlncirt ~
forta of Rev Fr r. Troy n s. and
&c IL one of nhlch ~ ara ihc congEo-
eaiion may we'll be- proud
To-day IN ucrnalllio the arcnblahop
ia holding the months nninh aiad
special requiem mass for tho safe
Dean splintoFa.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15

Tho 1naef.Ened have re f'caNtt m
tanounring thai MI nrlra 1le
nann VIII cNNffFae fht IelIfaAe Nlt
Hff tsiate hesiAa 81 hh nef4IAt
father. deceased.
we heeucok foF him tho eAme cone
ga nee ana eenfrnAs palynuAre 4H.
corded hia lameniei faihet. sht mfr
iia fHIEHHHI
THE NORWICH UNION Firm iN
arHkNcN SOCIETY. isInItad hf
q n. Cobb 4 comrauf ueneYai
Agents
rAf4ATiNE iNsrntNcf COMPANY,
Limited. IS +. r. EdmnAaf Re
aenf Secretary
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15

lut hs friend. ny That ne q oonfl
don't of TIE victory.
MalihoWs j. likewise confident.
though like Mantell, ne o. saying lit-
tlf This mornlnn. however. De de-.
Shared that any OF HIS friends who
wanted 20 bet ON him would eet
GOOD run for their money tle SCENE
ed very proud that ODDS W five 10
four are being offered on him. Man.
TON got his forehead cos q little yea~
to-day ln sparrins, hut he seyf this
20 nothing
~ am down 10 weight ana feel
fine" he said this morning. ANY 81
my friends that want d run for their
money can bet on me-"
Mile linca. 10 secure whom. ana
Demon Ribera. Director Mark Levy
yesterday hiltcd 20 the capital. viii
be- down tomorrow night. accompen-
ted hy he father. Baca O. 10 face
foung Torres, weight 10 be about
1876.
i,lhora was cardcd for the last
hnui but circumstances prevented hin
appoarancc This time M win pos
liiveiy be- on hand 10 meet Young
rhuyoz The huys viii weirh ioa. hi
born hns mopped Young Jack Carson
IN two rounds which r. admittedly
going soma, and has made q corklng
showing Win Aibnquerque's own Joe
Rlvcrs with whom he went eight
rounds.
sginy II up from the corner ~ tho
rims Mondays card looks pretty good
10 the fans
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15
AM BILIOUS ONES
VEL COMED BY
MANTELL
Those Who Wish to Face Par
ticipant in Mondays Bout
Can Do So Tomorrow After
noon at 3 O'Clock.

Tomorrow afternoon at @ o'clock
those who think they are coming
champions can get good line on
thcir abilities hy appearing 90 face
Mantoll at the New Mexico Athletic
club gym Mnutoll will take ON an
comcrs for fparring exercise at that
time. Mnnicll lH working nut we'll
ana viii mako good showing, he
declares Modostly ho refuses t0
mako any more bold prognostication,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15
SPORTING BREv1TIEs
OFF THE WIRE

Han Nfoncitc0- McOfaw'e New
York National league champions losl
yesterday 10 the Chicago Americana
to 3. The white gox made their
three runs Ia tho ninth inning. when
Fromme was clouied for two runs
and driven % che bench. 3ge was
relieved BY Tesrcan. who allowed
echnik. thp firn man up. a. double
% center, scoring Evans with rho
winning run.
Council bluffs. Iowa-fIal n. wcls.
OF Dcs Moines made new record in
an automobile run across tho state
of Iowa following lho ncW river So
river road lIc covered the 300
rallies between Davenport and Council
Bluffs IL nine hours nnd rs minutes.
arriving here iotc Yesterday. Ilis
time ~ more than an hour under the
FORMER record.
New York Mike Gibbons Of ST.
Paul defeated Marty Rowan az
Brooklyn IN Tho second ruund oi what
was 60 have been tcn-Found bout
IN Brooklyn last night. Ilowan's Sec
onds threw up o sponge when they
eaw that q Knockout was inevitable
Derver-Frankie Wells OF Cincin-
natl. won on the way from Philip
keaFney. II Denver. In six-round
preliminary before The Colorado Ath-
lctic ciub here last night
stanley Yonkum Of East Lns Vogaq
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15

knocked onl Eddle fla 81 Teffe
fihute 30 ihe ihlf6 round of their
preliminary
Young Abe Atteli az Denver, 50 q
fast and furious efor boti win
youns Erlenborn aot the decision m
the tenth round
sacramento. Cal.--Johnny O'I.eafy.
o liehtwelrht from ihe Pacific north
west. won aeelelon here lant night
in fwenty-rouRd ilNhl niih Dick
iiyland of San Francisco.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15
THREW CAT IN AIR;
IS HIMSELF THROWN IN

sam Garcia. an cmployo of The san
jose market yesterday aftorn .on
seized % cat which had wandered into
thc store and throw % high In the
AIR., $50 that Il fen on its back on tho
sidewalk u front of The place. Law
renee Lce saw him and made COM
plant, with the result that Garcia
was bcfofc Justice 0f the Peace
Gcotgc r. craig, rccoi"ing @ severe
lecture.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15
AND THIS Is TRUE SERVICE.

The light company supply ing you with electric light,
heat and power is in the most exactng business in the
world If you enter and the clerks all busy you
wait your turn. BUT WHEN YOU WANT ELECTRIC
SERVICE YOU WANT IT INSTANTLY. You will brook
delay And the Electric Company has to always have
fires burning under the boilers that the steam may drive
the machinery to give you "CEAsELEss" SERVICE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15

Electricity is service nothing more nothing lessust
service Your electric light company selling the GREAT
EST SERVICE IN THE WORLD, That is its speciality We
ask you read this in order that you may have better
derstanding of the word "oeaseless" service
Whenever you "twitch the switch" 'push the but
tom you electric service INSTANTLY If you phone
to your baker your butcher your grocer and find the
closed you have be content These people have certain
hours in which they do business.
But- you ever try turn your electric lights fans
what then lwhy you dissatisfied No matter if this
happens ONLY ONCE in period of years. the Light Com
pany in for immediate
But when you consider that every second each minute
through every long hour all day, all night week in and
week out month by MONTH after year. hour too ear
y hour too late matter when you reach your hand up
to the switch that electric waiting and EVER
READY THAT INSTANT without notice then you begin
to get an idea of what "CEAsELEss" SERVICE means
Human hands may refuse to work, human heads may
refuse think but the unseeabe power electricity
falters flags The wires find their way through the
building, and the brilancy that completes with daythe
heat kndes its FIRE the power that presde at
the piano and the wash tub with you for comparatively
LESS EXPENSE and for greater efficiency than any other
power known to
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15

Biliousf Feel heavy after dinner ?
Bitter tnste? Complexion saiIow
Liver perhaps needs waking M
ponn's Rcgaiets for bilious attacks.
CSC az all stores.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15

Generally debHtaied Tor yeara.
HAD sick headnchc. lacked ambition.
wis worn OUT ard nll run down. hnr-
dock Blood Hittore made me q won
woman. Mira Chns. Frcltoy. M0Ds-
up, Conn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15

AS the sun sinks beyond the western horizon the Of
toll return to their homes The housewives begin prepa
ton Of the evening meal The in the gas works have
anticipated the demands Of their and there il
plenty Of gas stored to care requirements Of every
consumer. This is GAS SERVICE
Dusk grows. The electric lights turned Then
what is technically known the peak load Of the day
for the Lighting Company hand This is generally be-
the hours of and p m. BY peak load is meant
that using their service between these
hours than at any other time during the wenyOur hours
Down in the hot boiler rooms of the power house
watching that the proper amount Of fire is under
the boilers In the generating rooms pc and span bat
tleshp another Of carefully watch the switch
board instruments that they may know when the
demand is increasing ready at moments notice to
throw in another generator If by any chance Of the
machines should falter in its workings without much ado
the engineer throws in one of generators and
you of it only by possible slight flicker in your
lights hardly noticeable at that The Electric Company
maintains this reserve capacity just such accidents This
large expense to the company but gives you service
Arrayed along the switchboard are delicate instruments
that maintain constant pressure all electric wires lend
ing into every modern home that proper electric service Is
always waiting for you at evey switch and fixture
This is as near to "CEAsELEss" SERVICE as possible
Electricity represents the best possible service at the
possible The Light company selects for their
full understanding and appreciation of the word Service
Service satisfied customers and satisfied custom
The Electric Company asks the cOnta
ued cooperation of the public to perfect its service.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15
FORMER TENNIS CHAMP
10 RE-ENTER GAME

rBy leased Wire ~ Etcnlna ficrnlG.
London. Nov 49, Hugh I.nwgcncf
Dohfftf, the former lawn tennis
champion. chaaflncd over tho loss
OF the Davis cup and the lack of
promising telens among British play
pra intends 40 ro-cnter The game a.
ono ~ Eneland's hopes in m attempt
10 win back the cup next yesr. Since
Dohcffy gave up the title 90 chain
pion in 1907 he has heon seen only
lnfrcauentiy IN nubllc bat his Ramc
ie said atlli % cutitie him To- hr re-
garded "a in she front rank.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15

Fun weight and satisfaction guar
untocd New state Coal ana Wood
yard. g. ~. Kunz. prop Phone 80,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15

our hobby quality aud service,
Free delivery. Highland Pharmacy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15
TOO LATE no CLASSIFY


FOR HENT.-Two furnished rooms
FOR iighi house keeping; modern.
COS South Fourth sd.
FOR RENT-Fiyn-ronm furnished
house on West Central avenue for
3 months. Address r., Herald onicc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15

uuyicr's candieH- standard az the
world. Highland Pharmacy. Phone 30.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-26
gincinnntt. %. gIpri[

Cincinnati, 26. aprtl
Ter SmoHus in int Suusu beartHeu uno
haite geitera sbrnp b'i hieiiger Stdot stneu
gSdnerifuuo bon ia Tus.
Ele folgmoen Teesiheu trafeu wd5reno
ees gstriaeH 5ages bter sta.
ptttsb ura, pa. DER Flu5 Bat etHsH
&Giitrfouo bon 4.s 5ub uno 'tetgt.
Gattettsbura Ru. Der Slub hat Il.
nen @aftrfano bon l2.7 gus uno Taut.
portsmouth, .. Du Slus ba! statH
@aH,rFano Don l4.7 uno fdat.
Bart.rsbura. gS. @a. Der 5Eus bat
,insu 8uNtrltauo BON 8.5 Jus unS falit.
Fanamha Salls, g8 gu. Der sIuB ba;
,tntn s9ai'srFaRo bon SO Gub uno ialIt.
Gburlestou, u. 8a Orr SluS bat
tintn g9ai',rtaub poa SO Jub uno ialt.
81. gttaiaut, gS IA. Der Illus ia.
,intu @afitrfaRb Ron 81 Gus uuD ilat.
Scuisptlls, M. Der Slus Dat tiucr
@aHerHnnO BON 9.5 gus uao 'aat-
paHsbtIls, 5no. Der SIus bal e.
n,u 8aiItraaHb bon 2I.0 Gus uHo 'alt.
Cairo, III. Der SIu5 bat eInsa ssafsr.
taHo BON 45 6ub rne irebt.
m.mphis, ,'lsnn. Der 5lus sat tinsn
3aHsrhanb BON So Jus uHa faGt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-26
Mustpdrftge Wsdrfte.
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Mebl.-Ter Nartt mar beute feiter. 49,
Spring Batent $4.50-4.15, gSiuter Straiahts
$4.50--4.60, aatnter BQtents S4.75-5.f0.
5pring clearS $4.00--4.2O, g9inter Grtras
9lo. 1 33.S0--4.10, Wo. 2 DO. S3.7O-3.sO.
Ranfas Straigbts $4.l5-4.25.
Mpggeumebl mar heute feit. - ;Sojr Bis
guies y3.60--3-s5, totce bis fancp 1890
4.O5.
Raismebf mar itetiq. -yetneS peises
unb gelbes $1.30-i.35, grobes sl.25-1.30,
siInorieo $3.50.
Rossen 1T itstis.-No. 2 Beitern e9Hc,
c. il. Buffalo.
Gerit { lit ftetig. - UlalsgerIte 5O-65c,
f5seblng SOC {. I. 1. Hep gort.
Bei5en.- Warft mar heute felt. go. 2
rother l14He C.. + ,m gleoator unb 116c
I. 0. b. ihmimaenb. Jto Northern Duluth
i0shc I. OBJ. idwilnmeno.
AeifAtorn.-3er Rarti mar pilia.-
egport 63e I. o. b. i6mmmeub.
pafer. - Rarft mar itetia. g Stanbaro
petBer 41c, Rp. 3 401a-4lc, 9u. 4 s9A-
40e, HaturIueiBer 3s 4le, peiser ae.
ifdltsr ss-42e anf osm gelstie.
Seu mar rubie. Stanbaro s7Kc, Ro. /
1855, Np. . 95--l00e, gto. 70-sOc.
popfen lit ftetig. --State uroindrer biz
hotce 1912, l6-23c; 1911. 9-14c; gacifir
eoaft 1912, fe-20c. 1911 l1-15c.
5aute itnb itstig. Central americrn
2s4.c, BogDta 2SH-29Hc.
9eoer III feIt.-5emIod 2s-29t.
Bort iii i.etig. - jam.Ip s23.50-25.00,
ihurt clear s21.00-22.j0, ReB So. 10
Beef TT feit. - ,Samiln s23.0O-24OO
JesB sls.00-2o-00, geei- Sbtnten s820O-
1000
Gut Reats finb iLau. - BepbtsLte Bel,
lies, 10 bis IA Efuut, l4K-i5Hc. DO
Sauttsrn sH--s4e, DC. SdiuteH 154-
1876
5hmats mar fptuia. - Rioole @ei
prtmu sli.t5-li.25; EaiTiuirtes taum itetta
Continent si1-s5, 2. VI. sl2.j0. gompuuut
S3S-S4c.
I ats III rubis. - 9rjma Gitp su 85se
GnnHtrp 5H-6ssc, GFcClat 1856.
| Baumiu OF lIaame Z eL tit piIig.-
4rima robes III S5.60--5.57, prina 5om
nter selbes gu s7.00--7.50.
Aetrpleum iit ffti9.-6aFfiuirte Retr
| Dort $3.50. Ebilaoaobla uuo SQltiuor,
| $50. DO. in Buff S4.s0
| HOLIs lit itetig - EouIeitic iyleeec Gbtt
/ 26-27c.
| 6ars if ruhis.-G G;raineb. s.tpobnIi6ei
bis sutes $40.
1erpentin tit fpiQi9 III 42c
/ REFS til itettg. --g,Hhsiullher 3t5-6c
4 TaiHa 8 4 SAC.
Nolni les III itetlg. Rem Orleans
GpsH asttle, gutter bic dolce, 35--55t.
Yuder - Roher 1T jtetig -ntuscaoaeI
50 Ieit, 2.s9e, Centrifugal 96 leit 1880
Ttplaiiess ,3uter 50 Teit 2.s4f RaiIinirte
| III iretig. - Gut gpaf 5i5c. Gruiheo 5.05c
Dgpulo -N" 4.7oc. Cubes 4.6oc, Qouoerei
450e. granulGteo AS5e, EIamguo N
4.S5. Gonfsteiouers ~ 4.20e, VIC. 410C
Ro. 2 4.05e. Ji0. 3 4O0e. ytp. 1 1886, No.
assoc. Ro. 3.s5c, 10. assoc, 9tD. : 3.s5c
9o. o 3.70e, Ro. 10 1850, 9tU. IL 3.3Jc, yEO
IL 8.55c, go. IL 3.50c. Ro. 4 s.50s.