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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-21

Cincinnati. 10. avra 1913.

GineiHHdti. 10. April 1913.
Tie nahiolesnben Cuoiirungsn bs3iehen
fsh nur auf eHsroS 5ransa!.toHen g3eI
hetneren Belhdfien ueroen etiDrs bobsre
Yreifs bsre6nei.
HroptfieHeu
Tr Rarst war rublg, bic Xreife Iistia
e GAmals.-Yrma Steam sii 0o-ll.20
fob.
xrodensefaIseHss Jleifh. =
Wnrft ftst.--5hcrt dear Seiten l24 v -
12He. fbcrt MippeHfeifsn l2-i24e. sysro
thrrt dear Esiten 12--i24e. Shultern
1lh-1iAe. Bellies l84 -i8Ke lofs una
ke mebr perpa6t.
Bacon - Rarft felt Gtprt dear
Geifen 1914 -f3He. surss Rippenftiten 10
-IS4c. srtra Eh0rt dear Ssiteu i3-I34c
$4uitern i2H --f2Ae uHb Bellies laA--
Nhe loit unb Nc per 9fnno metr per.
pn6t.
Sugar cured-Jleilh. - Rnrft III fen.
S6.Hien Is lsKe. 8icHie Sduitern
ia -lS4r. Brtoffaft Bacon is,4 isx.
S6aitfyn l3-i5hc. Nsw yorf Gut Shul.
tern i3K-i5Ae. trotene Eeef.S&iufen
42I.O0-22.O0.
Eabgepbdtftes Gretfn. Rartt
i.ttig. S4iHtsn i4A--i5ks. Nirnie SHul.
feu l0A-lie. HefIiss l4H - i5t, SnnI.
tern ii--IItt. RsD gort Gut SAuitern
1f4--iIke.
GrifHtS Jfeifdb.--- EAinten i44--
i4ks, %irnit.E nulisrn 10 -i0Ac. Edul.
tern l0k k-10ke. ibort Mtpvsnleifen l0A
liz itert dear Geit<u 1l--liAs sTtsa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-21

gdluB 81 1le;far September ss3s-sO4e,
am Shlub 904e.
ReGhfprn. --;5ar Dsai 55A $3.50,
am mSdlub 564c; fir 3uli 58H--583sc, am
SdIub $3.50; fir September 56H-573se,
am ShluB b75sc.
Safer. - Jir Dsai a5 - 357se, am
Shlub 354e; fir Suli 34K -- 35c, am
S4luB 345se; fur September 34H-34Hc,
am SdluB 34Kc.
Hoggen.--Ro. Q 63c.
Cert .-46--69c
Eimothpiaameu. - Reuer $2,75--
$50.
8feefaamen. $500 - 21.0o per
geHtuer.
geBporf $4,000 per 8bl. - S5ar Mai
s19.87 1z-20.02K, am Shlus $1,000; fir
Gulf s20.00-2017K, am ShluS S20.15;
fir September s1s.s5-19.97H, am StiuB
1885.
Sbmafs-s1127H per 100 BIB. Sur
Ntai s11.20-11.22K, am SdluB sl1.22K;
fir Suli s1112H Ills. am SdIuB
s11.15; fir September 11.15 - 11.17K,
am SdIuB s11.15.
Sbort RippenIeitsu s11.12H
-11.75 per 100 Rfo.-6ir Mai $1147K-
l1.50. am ShIub Si1 47H fir 9uli $11.22 II
-11.25, au ShluB s11.25; fir September
s1102 K-11.07K, am 5blub s11.05.
Butte r.-Warft mar itetig. 9reamertes
27--34c per 8funo.
Gier. - Rarft mar itetig. Groinarp
Irits 164-1eAc firits 174-174c per
Susenb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-21

y en- lprf. 10. Nprir.

Rebl. - 7sr Ieartt mar heate ru6ia.
| Spring gaieni s4.45-4.s5, 8iuter Stralehts
t4.45-4.55, 9Sin.er 8atents s4.7O-5.lO.
Sprlng clears s4.0O--4.20, gSinier grtras
! Rc. S3.s0-4iO 30. Q DO. S3.70-8.sO
aunIos Siraishts S4.10-4.20.
RogaeHmebI mar itesig. syair BIS
euies s5.50--S.s0. toiee bis ionep s3.s5-
1896.
WaismshL mar i.etis. -sSeiuss gueiSes
uno gelbes sl.So-l.35, grobes $1.25--l.3O
ai!Horiee $3.50.
Rosseu III itstlg.-- Ro. 2 &eiteru IS y
89kc {. III. Buffalo.
gerit III isit - Walsgerite SO Csc,
iyteeiHg 55c c. /. T. Rem Dort.
ReiseH. - gtarst fauna itetlg. --ao. 2
rother il44e eli. I'M gfepaipr uRs 1856
I. o. b. i1wtmmeHS. 10. / Rcrthern 7ntate
i00Ht Lob. ibuimmeno.
Belid,sprH. Ter Mdrtt III ftstig. -
Eypcrt 63He I. 0. b. i1nimmeHb.
6afer. glartl mar itetig. --EtcHodro
wtiBer 40e, Ro. 8 - s-3sc, 80. 1 Fly
sss, Ra,urpeiBsr 81 4Oe, peiBer ee,
itditer 374-4le aui cem 8eleiis.
ceu III ruhie. @taneare g11c, 80.
1855, Rc. Q s0-g5t 10. 8 T5--s5c.
Sppfen III ruhig. -State oroinarsr bis
dolce 1912, l6-23c; 1911, s--lle; 8aciFc
Goat. 1912, 16-20c. 1911 ii--i5e.
Sdute iino ite:ig. - Central Gmsriern
2eAe, Eogoia - s4-29Hc.
2eoer III ieit-6snllod 1896.
Bort tit iteliG. - yamiIp S23.50-25.O 90.
ibori clear .00~22.50, MeB S2l. .-5- % so.
Beei III iteiis. ,Sartilp s23.O0-2400,
Dseb sl9.0o-2o.00 SsefsS4lHiea s32.00-
400.
Gut Reats iins rihis.-SeSo.elie Bel.
lies, 10 bis IA 41uun. 154-l5Hc, DO.
EhuiterH sh-s3.t, be. SaiuieH AZ
l5Ke.
Edmnl, mar ieit. Nihole g9eIt
prinia slf.S5-ll.45; JiaifiHirtes mar ieit;
Qcniinen, sll.95, z. u. Si2.50, COMPOUND
s4-sLe
Tafg III itetia. $500 9rima Giip su $3.50,
Geunirn 5rs-sAc, 5peeIal 75sc.
BnumuolI olIiadmensC lit felt. -
9rinid rutSs ~ s5.10--5.67. prlmd Com
nier gelbes su s7.l0-T.fs.
getrcteum ~ itettg.-Rafinirte Rem
port $3.50, ghaare!pbia unb Baltimore
$3.50, DO. in gait $50.
gsesIs in piuis.-3omeitie Jlescs Ohio
27--2Se.
oars III pilis.-- 5traiueo, ssposnlittes
bis sutss s520--5.35.
Ierpentin III itstis su 43e.
Rsis iii itetis --5inhein,iihsr 3K-ec.
xaiHa 64 --6a.e
Nplalies III isetis. Rsn Orleans
CpeH Qettls, gutter bis cpoiee, 35-55t.
8uder- Aoher III iietig I9uscapaoo
80 feff, 2-sgc, Centrifugal 90 Ielt 1880,
sRolaiies. 3uftr 80 Seii 2.84c. RaiFnir,sr
iit iteiis - Gut Soai 515c, Grufheb 5.05c,
Dtcule ~ 47Oc. cubes 4.60c. golpbsreb
4.6oe, Grannlafeo 4.35e. GiamoHe "a"
ABS, Hcnietetrners 81" 4.30S, ssp. / 4.l0e,
go. q 4.05c. Rc. 40Oc, 30. 4 3.95e, go. s
s.sOc, No. q 3.s5e, A9. Z 8.S0e, gr. 3-s5e.
Ro. 8 870x. Mc. 10 3-6oe, Rp. IL 3.80e, go.
10 3.55c, Ro. l3 3-50e. Rc. 4 3-5Oc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-21
ctslt. esrhs nnt Nltitn in Rep nerf.

~
gelb .oH eaa' wurbe 5u 2K-23 = auss
geIiehen
Rrima geifdftspupiere wurben Su g.
6& oisfontirt.
steriing Grhauge 1T itetig. -
Stht sn S4.s65s uno Commercial 5u S4s2H
--4ssX.
HuHoess 9 Gbfiaatio men tporen tie
f'a uno ipnroen iuie folat auotirt:
Wsr. Sta1ten Nsfunbirung 2F 1904
geb, 4 z regiiirirte 113K ia, Coupons
li3H-il44, 81 resiitrirte 102 Y 1034,
0oupons 102H -1034, Banana Regiitereo
~ ioo4-10i. DO. so. 102K-103H.
Hftieumarft. aniangs mar Der
vsar't fdwah. unb bic 4relie batten 81 iei'
ben. 8egeH Sd,lub aber uuroe berielbe
ieit, uno Die 8erluite tpurben meiitens iuies
Per gutgemaht. lie ShluBnotirungen itan.
ben rleiitens ettpas iiber beneH BON geitern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-21
bort Seiten i0A-11e, Belize . 1871 :
per Rfunb.
Mebf unb @etretbe.

bort Seiten ioA--11e Belize . 1sh = les
per Rfunb.
Mehf unb @etreibe.
Wehl.-Weues Minter patent $500
$40, Minter Jonep s4.55 - 4-7O, Winter
6amilp $4.00--4.15, gytra e3.40--8.8O, OF.
bindres $3.10--3.25, 6arter g,eisen Batent
800, bo. fancp s3.65-4.25, bo. ia.
mtip s3.s0--4.00; Rossenmebl, nDrbpeiffth
gemiidtes A.46--4.55, reines Gifp $4.60--
4-7O. aemiidtes S4.35--4.65 per Dbl.
WeiSen.-Narft feitsr. Go. 2 rptber
Winier 111-1l8c. 90. 3 bo. 104-lf0Hc.
Ro.4 roiher ss--l0oc per Bu.
Belfhiorn. - Gie Hatfraae mar gut,
uno oieyreile itetis. $40. 2 ipeiBes s2--8sc
yto. 3meiBes 81 1z-62c, Ro 4fpeibes5s go Vi
ao. 2 gelbes 62-63e, No. B bp. 6f-eI Nc,
9tc. DO. 5Sb0c, Rp. gemiidbtes 6l--
62e. do. 3 DO. 6J--601 01lc, No. 4 DO. 571z--
59Hs. fueiBes aolben,orn 8o-62f, gelbes DO.
6O--6Sc gerriihtes oo. 90 = 02c per Bu.
Berfnuft ,uureen: / Gar Eo. 3 aemiitytes
Su 90 se Gar gc. 3 geibes su 6oe, Gar
DO. ~ 60Hc auf benz Beleiie.
pafer. = Warft ruhig ano itetia. - go.
ipstber 37H--38t. Stanoaro ueiber 81
a7he.Rc. weiBsr 83--351zc, Ro. a rpeiser
34H--35ze, SO. 2 gemiidlter 35-85He, glo.
DO. 34K -35c. Ro. 4 bo. 33-34e per Bu.
Rfrtaaft tunroen: Cars Wo. 3 rreiBer Ill
5Ghc 1 Gar bo. su 35e, Cars Ho. 4 DO.
5u &c, Gar Stanearb weiBer III lie, 2
Cars yso. geniihter 5u Boo auf benz ges
leiie.
Rogseu--Wartt itwdher.-Ho. Q e7--
s9c, Ro. 3 DO. 6i--88e, Ro. DO. 54-s2c.
BerfaRft wuroe: | Gar mad 9robe, nab
moosris ano iprei5eno, su 40c auf osm De,
leiie.
8erfte. 30. 9 Srahiabrs 65-78c, Ro.
3 57--55e, No. DO. 50-57c; 5uttergerite
40-50e per Guibsl.
6trfteumaf5 - Sriibjabrsgerite TO
s3e per 8uibel.
Wergleih Der 8etreibe.greile nit beujeni.
gen am sleitcn Eags oes porisen 5ahrss:
april. o. 1913. Ipril, 10. 1912
@siisR, 4o 2 rpiber ..112c flBe
aeeiitiorn. Ro. asmtintes 60c ssHc
gdfer ,Jio. 2 geniiifter neuer 35c SOC
HoggeH, Yo. 2 neusr ...... 69e g4c
pen geo. 3tmotbp .tls.0) $3i 90
8hisfn.
9sr Tar,t mar ftetis. Bertauft purben:
6-5 sbls. 7iittltrs isinifheo GOODS auf
Der BGiis Don tl.30 per BaQone.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-21
Rem gort, 19. Gpril.

Rew gort, 19. April.
Rupfer mar beute ilau.- Stonoaro III
$l5.12H-15.62H gIectrolptic su sl5.T5,
Gate ~ s15.sT15, eating gu 1880.
3inn TT utllig unofelt su s50.00-50.25.
BIei ftetig gu s4.30
SDeIter ruhig su s5.55-5.75.
Giieu uaseregeli uno uHperGu0ert. gtp.
g2orthern s17.75-s1s.25, Ro. 29iorthern
S1725-l1T5 20. Southeru sl7.75-
1925, 5io. Southsrn loft sl7.75-1S.25.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-21
lIuter 2luttern.

ga, rpie geIagt, bic Qutel fiuh
nod Isbr oerteTerurgsbeourfttg SEER
Solege, - Uls;R erites flog in oi:
9uft. mein 3rpsites mubte i'd fdon nac5
oiersebu 5aoer gum alien Giisu rpers
fen, uno NIT sinem oritteH ift meias
Trau purtgebrunut ="
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-21

nSie annonciren: Ruhtges 3immsr
gu permiethen, geiihtisung nur SoHus
togs. 8arum bisfer 3ufaB. Sts Tiuo
bod aud in Der Dode 81 5uufs9"
.Sa. ipiifeR Sic, Sonntags III aber
bic aeFelfdmiebe niht IN getrieb, hie
Id 9egsniiber benz 3immsr befiHost."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-21

Sthdtoblen sS.50-3.75. gsas uno glad
t2.10--2.25 per Eouss abgeliefert. Raud,.
pfe GtidtohIen 4425, anthracite &7.75--
500 per Tonne ob9eliefert Cote toitet $3.50
per Tonne ab8elitfsrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-21
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Optt OeIont6rtt.


zie Bonien maren heute sDdhrenb Der
iuenigeH Wsifditsfiunbeu siemlif ifnrt be-
id1dftigt. @slb lit wiliiaer. Iarfeben .ofi
ecus fuurbsn BON ben Banfen su 4K--5&
ausgeiiehen, mdbrenb geiddifspnpiers 3u b
--6G bisfoniirt muroen. Tie Mailer pla.
firten griuats aupiiot su 4H-oS vor eall''
unb aui 3eit.
fsfdid saf Nem DssL
parhen Al Bari spiihen @nnEen perfauit.
Sis GOnnterraie betrdst SOC Brdnie per
$1,000.
saedhfa ant 0mssra.
iine ltesie. - lie fclgsneen EuotiruHgen
limb su berihteH:
lcnopn, 3 Iage Sidbt, &4.sT---4.s74 pere;
90 Toae 5ift, s4ys3-7s34 per G; garis, 5
Iaae Sidbt. 5i5 Francs per 800 90 Iaee
Siht, 5is francs per sfO0; fir Teutithfanb,
4 Taae Eift. 4 Marf s5K -g5K, DO. 90
fdae Gidst, e4h-Akc.
7peumenidrp BiIls auf 2onbon murten
su t4.s2H, auf Blasgop su s4.s2E unb auf
Bslfoit Su A.s2 periauit
eHMsse.Esr,ssfisnm.
rubis uno isetis lie 9anten aucsirsn spi.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-21

Rinbpieh. - Die 8uiubr mar heute
siemlif, grpB, bic Rahfraae rur mdsia uub
bic 4reiie idluadl.--Stoders uHb ,Seeoers
limb in gutter aatfrage.
Shpere Stiere s7.50-s15, Grtra Ss.25
$40, Gfien $3.75-T00. Jleiiherltiere
s5.25-7.s5, Grtra Ss.e0--S25, Seifers $500
500, aussrleiene bic eEtra ss.l0-s. 80.
aiihe s4.01--8.25, auserteene bis ertro
s8.50--T.Oo, Gamers s325-425, Stofers
nno iSeeoers s6.50--7.7j, Stot. Seiiers $3.50
$50. StpdsRiihe f45t-5.5O.
BulleH. --Tie 4rslie mareu heute un
25-50e anter beueu pom auiaua oerg8 ode.
Ser IIarft IdlIoB aber itetia.
;Sette Bunen s7.00-750 8oloana ss.7
--T.5O.
Nilhfabe. - Die 3uiuhr mar aroser
ano bic 4sreiie inFpigeoeieH ettUds niebrjaer.
GItra $s5.00-so.00, CUTE bis auserleieRe
s55.00-S5.00. proindre bis CUTE $500 -
$3.50.
&dlber. - Ter Mar,t mar heute ruhio
une bic Breiie itthen I'M sl.5D-2.00 unter
oenen Dor elmer gsode.
eTtra sT.T5--8.D0. fair bis quite leid1te
5000. ,proinGre uno aruse ss.Oo-T.25.
Ralber in ben aommiiions. 6Guiern. -
iyaucp 7e, primd bis auserIeiene 8 - &c,
oroindre 3h-4c.
2 Shweins. - 3ie 3uiubr mar heute
gfring uno bic Ireife lsgen infolaebeiieu
um 1O-15e per 100 Biuno.
Sdltuere Scbweine brahteu Sg20-925.
CUTE bis ouseriefsne 8eryatuuass unb ;Sles
iteriortsn 1920 - 925. gemtfhte Der.
pafungsiorteH $40 - go, uroindre bis
auserlsiene ibtpere fstte saue s8.D0-s.50.
Staas $500 - 7.50, Ieit)te 8sridnotforteu
fT.s5--S.00. ,Serfel pcn 40 giuno uno me-
niger t4.50-7.55.
Sd)afe uuo admmer - Ter Rartt
mar beuie ruhis Sdlaie itebeu uni Soc
800 uno garnmer um 81 iOO-l25 nteoris
ger ais ant uorigen @aniiag.
ShGis. - grtra $3.50. guts bis auserle.
fsne s5.00-5.40, oroindrs bis CUTE s3 To-
AS. geihorene Shafe s4O0-8.f5.
gammer. --Grtra braAten $3.50, quite bis
auserlefene sT.00-7.40 oroindre bis quite
s5.50-7.50, aeiforsnc S5.50-T.50, ;yrih.
Iahrsa21mmer $s.00-l0.01.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-21
gtieasO, 10. aoril 1913.

Shueine. - aeitis 1896 - 9.30, ass
miifis ssgo-9.30, ihwere s870--925,
rautt $50 - SIS, sgerteI 800 - 900
giorft msiitens sc b0her
iHeuieb.- Beepes sT25-9.25, Teras
Siiere 81. 1870, peitlid1e S7OO-s.I0.
5tpders uub Sseeosrs ~. i0--s.i0, Aiths urb
peifers $3.50 - $40, aaIber $3.50 - 500
Htarst llau uue unperaneert.
Snaieun6 2dmmer 3 dale: GIN
heim,idle s6.0o-715, tpeiflit,e s8.O0-1I5,
Jahrlinge ss.50-Tss
fimmer: giRbs,mrfd,e s6.80--sT5. nett
Tide s8.75-S.75. gsartt Iausfam ur5 tie
tis.
3ufubr. - Shiueine 900, Ru5cish
200, Sdaie uno glmmer 1000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-21
eifsfina ssHir ii~fase.

Ete nniate i'm hisiiaen gtenringbcuie
hsliefen iif htu;e oui ~ J061 $50. zte llms
laee Der perf!oiisnen Notle beliefen iih auf
e2T.029,O00. aeaen SEQ f82 100 in Der torres
lponotrenoen None oes Borigsn 3ahrss.
ssisi-ssiaritsifn.
Eer Warft mar anf hsuie ruisbsr iehr
ran, bod, ldaeiHen bic Columbia Gas. attien
useoer IN beiierer Rahfrnae AZ ieiH. Cont
par per sRdrst ihwah. 8er.aufi purbsn:
H. hsS rBsie
Firs. rAIp
10 aitien Columbia Gas 14K.
10 Cine. Street Rp. 1i2K.
Rahiisheube Iabele BON Inn hieitaen
y9arfi befinolifsn gones unb GstieH atsbt
ois oFFiSlsuen Euotiruugen an:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-21
Wiebntdrfte.

Cincinnati, 10. Gpr.l 1918.
3ufuhr unb Beriauot mabreno Der Der.
fgcHenen Wohe, pergIt6en NIT ben porbers
gsbenben2 Wo6eH pareH tpie iolgt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-21

ghtcoec, 10. April.
Neisem - sir Moi SlK-s2 ze,
an GAfut seze; fur SuIi ooss-9l &c. am
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-21

4uh auf oem 6eimpeae perlieB BEN
gur1ten Die qngit riht, er peroe fem
aPooel perIieren, uno Die @ngit Dor
Dem 2ebsR, oas odnn fommsu piiyoe
G- rang nit 1udlenben 8ebunteu uno
tonnte lie nitt ppn Der SeeIe pllseH;
ne iasen I'm ihpsr uuf csr gruft.
lno or idleppte lie tsuhsno uno
itumm.
Mis fiuiiiaes 9lei trofT bic 6ibe
BON Der fpeiBlit gliihenben 5imme's=
slode nisber, on bic manhmaI Der
huntle Son zines Dpnusrs fAlug; Die
2uft fhisu oopou su sittern fpie bon
piflen feiuen 4ammerfhldgen uno oam
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-21
KENYON ELECTED
SENATOR AT NOON
Ceremony Will Be Repeated Tomor-
row and He VIII Make an
Address.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service ]
DES MONIES, Iowa. Jan. 21-W.
S. Kenyon was reelected senator by
the Iowa legislature, senate and house
in separate session, at noon today, the
republicans voting for him as instruct
ed In the June primaries and the
democrats for Dan Hamilton OF
Sigourney. Kenyon will be elected In
Joint session again tomorrow and will
be on hand 20 accept in a set speech
while his aged mother listens from
the reserved gallery.
Governor Clarke. sent a special mes
sage to both houses today urging the
enactment of an industrial disputes
act" by which a state commission
shall investigate labor troubles, pub
lish its findings. and If the legisla-
ture so decides, enforce compliance
by both sides.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-21
I'M
SNOW AVALANCHE
Five Men Buried Beneath Tons
of Snow and Two Of Them
Lost Their Lives.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
GUNNISON, Colo, Jan. 21.--Caught
in a snow slide that swept the noun
tain side in Cement Canon, 20 miles
north, five timbermen were precipi-
tated 1900 feet down the incline and
buried under tons of snow in the
canon below. Two of them, John g..
Henderson and John T. Greenman,
were suffccated. John Lindberg.
Merritt Dixon and Frank Wilson were
not buried deep and were saved.
without warning the avalanche,
which is the frs. snow slide OF the
winter, descended on the five men
as they were hewing ties near the
camp OF Lindberg. Dixon felt Hen.
derson moving in the soft snow below
! him but could not help him, He and
Greenman slowly suffocated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-21
CANADA is READY TO
TELL ENGLAND FAREWELL

should be under no obligations to that
empire.
1T is the same thing over again of
your original thirteen colonies-taxa-
ton without representation. Anti
tmperialists and indeed many other
political classes have turned against
Borden because of the dissatisfaction
he has created by advocating $685.
100000 appropriation for English war
ships.
The opposition arguments that We
receive protection from England and
should, therefore, contribute to it, is
but merest incident. With no repre-
sentat1on abroad, we should no mora
| contribute than did the thirteen orig
| inaI colonies. Canada needs no navy.
Canada does need coast projections.
especially at the mouth Of the st.
| Lawrence.
I'VE do not desire to secede from
Great Britain, but We would much
rather undergo natural development
of independence under the nationalist
idea than to have constant friction.
Idisagreements and distrusts, under inn
perialism Independence is the moral
outcome of any colony"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-21
Very Few Contests.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
WASHINGTON, Jan. 21-Despite
the stress and storm Of the Noyem-
ber election, figures compiled today
by South Trimble, clerk of the house,
show remarkable absence of con-
tested elections to the sixty-third con-
gress Seats of only seven new rep
resent atives are seriously contested.
Two other contests have been filed.
Time for filing election contests in
the house has already expired.
Trimble's data shows the following
number of Representatives whose
elections are and seats we're contes.-
ed in past years: Fifty-second con-
gress, 6; fifty-third, II; fifty-fourth
3S; fifty-ffth, 16; fifty-sixth 8; fifty.
seventh s; f1fty-eighth, 10; fifty-ninth
s; sixtieth, 6; sixty-first, 6, and sixty
second, II.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-21
MILLION DOLLAR
DIVORCE DECREE
Josiah Thompson Gets Rid of His
Wife But It Cost Him an
Even Cold Mil
lion.
TESTIMONY IS SECRET
Couple Were Married In 1908 and Set
tied Down on 1900 Acre Es-
tate to Fight It
Out.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
UNIONTOWN, Pa, Jan. 21.-Josiah
v. Thompson, millionaire coke and
coal operator and banker. today is
minus a wife and one of his millions
and Blanche A. Thompson is minus
husband, but has the million.
The special decree. by which
Thompson gets his divorce but loses
million dollars, gives each party to
the suit the right to marry again. The
testimony was not made public.
Thompson, who was w1dower,
married Mrs Blanche Gardner Hawes,
a widow, in New York, August 10,
1908. The following year the couple
came to Uniontown and Thompson
built magnificent home on an 1900
acre estate. For the past two years
the Thompsons have not lived toGeth-
er. Thompson Is fifty-eight years old
and Mrs. Thompson is about forty-one.
| She lives at the Plaza hotel In New
4 York.
While there is nothing on the rec.
! ords of the court to show grounds for
the proceedings for divorce which
have been under way since last May
and were conducted with the greatest
secrecy, it is said the charges were
cruel and barbarous treatment.
A Mrs. Thompson is extremely fopt
-gof children. say friends. The ThomI
sons were childIess and Mrs. ThomT
!, son is said to have become alienate'
from her husband for this reason.
J Attorneys for Mrs. Thompson, wh'
lit is understood made no defense
signed a receipt for $1,ooO,oo0 whei
the divorce decree was handed dowl
at noon yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-21
COLD WEATHER
IN FLOOD LAND.
Suffering Along the Ohio River Is
intensified Today by the First
Frlsld Days Of
Winter.
MOST DEsoLATE SCENE I
From Cincinnati to Cairo, Refugees
Face Starvation and Absolute
Poverty as Result Of
the Flood.

United Press Leased Wire Service.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. 21.--Suf-
fering in the flooded Ohio river val
ley was intensified today by the first
cold weather of the winter. Relief
committees were besieged with ap
peals for coal, for second story dwell
ers. Live stock which escaped the
high water suffered greatly.
The situation was improved, how
ever, the rains having stopped, and
the Ohio and It's tributaries apparent
ly having reached their crest. Bar
ring return Of the torrential down
pour OF the last ten days. the waters
were expected to begin receding late
today.
The scene along the Ohio from Gin
cinnati to Cairo is a desolate one to-
day Where levees have been repair
ed, and the flood driven back, the In
habitants were engaged In cleaning
away the debris and muddy ooze that
invaded their factories, stores and
homes Enterprise, Indiana, more
than half swept away, still was sub
merged up to the caves OF the houses.
remaining, and the refugees in nearby
Rockport, were facing absolute pow
erty and a fresh start in life.
Shawneetown, ILL.,, reported that the
situation continued critical today
/ with the Ohio's waves tapping the tor
Of the levee. Boy scouts aided the
men in patrolling the levee, n the
! lookout for the slightes. sign Of weak
ness. The embankment was expected
/ to hold unless an unexpected rise
comes. The state authorities were
ready for any emergency. Tents have
been rushed to Shawneetown.
/ Yesterdays semi-cloudburst ovel
central and northern Indiana turned
4 the already swollen streams into dan
gerous torrents flood conditions be
ing reported at South Bend, Peters
i burg, La Porte, For. Wayne, LaFay
cite and Bedford.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-21
GENTLE SPRING IS
AHEAD OF TIME
Robins Are Singing and Trees
Are Leafing in the Vicin-
tiy Of New York.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-It is spring
time in these parts, reports coming
in today from all communities within
a committing radius Of Manhattan tell
of trees budding, robins singing, daft
fodills pushing their green noses
through the ground, trees leafing and
young mems fancies lightly turning
to thoughts of love.
The Hudson river has broken all
previous records for remaining open
to navigation and the ice men OF the
upper districts OF the river and It's
tributary lake have no. harvested
their crop as yet.
Colder weather is promised but II
is not In sight. Several straw hats
were worn yesterday in nearby settle
mems
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-21
ONE WOMAN WAS
BURNED TO Death
Fire In Leather Gooda Factory, Sec
ond In Three Months, Took
One Life and Injured
Several.
GIRLS WEI 5 IN PANIC
One Hundre and Fifty Employees
Were Caught Inside and Some
Had to Leap Through
Windows.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.l
CHICAGO, Jan. 21.-One woman
was burned to death and eight others
were seriously injured in a fire that
practically destroyed the plant of T.
G. Riordan and Company, manufactur-
ers of leather goods, 2010 West Ken
zie street, today.
The dead woman's charred body
was found by firemen in room on
the second floor of the building. Her
escape had been cut off by the flames.
She could not be Identified. She was
believed to be twenty-five years old.
The injured: Annie Embrock,
Fortieth court: suffocated by smoke;
unconscious. Bertha Servate, twenty
five, 1924 West 18th street, burned
about face and hands. Schwartz,
! 1924 Park avenue, burned and bruised.
| One hundred and fifty employees OF
4 the factory, most of them girls, fled
panic-stricken from the building.
Some were forced to jump from win
dows on the first floor and this gave
rise to rumors that many lives were
! lost.
Firemen rushed through the build
4 ing to help carry out frightened girls
1 On the second floor, in room ad
4 joining that In which the body of che
i dead girl was found, Annie Embrocl
! was picked up from the floor uncor
scious.
I She was taken to the Park avenu
i hospital in an ambulance.
u Today's fire was the second In tn
Riordan plant in three months.