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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-08
Bins X. SeimatbOOri.

Sn elmer italienii5en 3eiti3riii
plaupert Elm r1miiher Sdriftiteaet
iebs biibI6 ii6sr bas Seimatbb0rf6en
bss gapites unb ipsib uoH bem tleinen
Ort Tulgenbes su ersdblen: IS aibt
Elm reinlihes 95rf6en i'm 9ene5laal'
ftsn, bas isBt an bic 9forten Der Be
riibmtbsit po4t. Sic tpiiniaen@ =
.Sch m0tote BON mir ipre6en lanen."
- ia, a6er parum benn?" - .Waz
rum benn! 9o6 tpeesn bes gapites
sstj bin bag Seimathoorfen beg Ydps
ites. bin atpnr Helm. aber beribmt." -
so tommt es. baB Der Rdms 3tteie
IN allen gldttsrn erfpdbnt fpirb. 9a
III bic Rebe Don bem 9egrdbntB zines
NrGuleins Sartp. oosr Don Der Spenpe
pom 100000 9tre, bic Der 9apit etnem
ainberafpl in ieiner oeimatb ma6.e.
Die b5ien Wisni6en ia9en Spar. oab
nitt bas Dorf au ben SournaIiiten
;cmmt, fonbern eieis bas Sorf aufIus
den, aber man psib ia, mas bic boien
Isnihen in unieren Sdgen ales ipre.
der.
56atIa6e III es, bab bieies tleine
Tori bic einsiee 9eeenb StalieHs 1T,
no man ben papit asnau tennt. BON
adns nabe fennt. pp man Gpiiooen ans
Ieiner Suesnb bDren lam, no man
BON Der einfaden Ser6er9e n3u Den
stpei Spdten", in Der ieoer Srembe aus
rem 9runbe abiteiat. neil feline 6e6ers
porbanben III, nab einem turSeu Spa
siersonae su bem 6auie beg Papites
iummt. ods auf BEN .papitpIas" itebt.
auf benz ii6 bus Monumsnt oes Soeiii-
oen 9atsrs bsfinoet, no man biebereH
giirgern beaesuet. bic @crfpdnbte bes
papftes iinb. uno uIte riiitige 8uuernI
trifft, bic aIs ainber nit ibm aeipieh
uno manf' iibermiitbisen, barmloss
luitiaen Gtreid1 nit ibm dussebedt bls
ben. 9iud bic id6nsn SDhter beS Cans
bes lam man in Risie bepunoern,
,lnS ca lit alIQeWsin bstauHt. bab bieI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-08

SOmaioes. - ginbeimiide $.
-4.50 Der gu.
| &arotten. 15--2Oc ps
DuBenb.
@otbe Riiben. - einbeimiI6
20-25e per Dubenb 8iinbel.
Spinat. - ginbeimiiGer co.
75c per 8bl.
2anbprobutte
Sen. 80. l 5imot6b $3.50
STANDARD 3imot6b $3.50, SO. 2 81.
motbb $3.50, No. 3 bo. $500. aiee,
SO. / geniffter $3.50, so.
$14.50. $50. / alee $500, glo. 2
S11.00 per 9onne. 4lfalfa $12.00-
1000 per 3onne.
mi iblenfntter iIt iietig. Rlei.
$2400-2450, Wibbling arobe $27
-27.5O. be. feineg s27.50-28.OO,
semiidtes Butter $24.5O-25.O0.
Gdmereien. - W2arit itetig.
&lssiamen $5.00-6.00 Guf Dem 9.s
leift unb $6,00-7.50 Der gu. BON
Gtore. Simothp $1.40-1.9O auf benz
Geleife unb $2.0o-2.55 Der 9u. BON
Store. 8u4tpeiaen S1.2O. sylads,
faamen $1,50 per Blu. pom Gtore.
8erf6i.benes.
Sele.-Wartt itstis. aein5i 70.
bes soc per Gaaone in partien BON
5 gbl. Getodtes 1e msbr. go. l
2arb6l 62e; Cotton Sesb Oel raffis
nirtss 5Sc per Gollon,. 5erpentin SAC
per Gallone in partien Don Is
Barrels. Petroleum, Ohio Carbon
-120 Grab 9ac, DO. 150 Grab 10ac,
6edbliabt It's Grab 12c. gropn
8aiolin 20c, Napbta 16e per gallons
in partien BON Is g6Is.
Gals.-Dsr @drtt In rubig. Sbio
Ripsr $1.20. Midisan unb atrou
$1.14 per gbf. BON 2SO pfunb.
Salg itetig. = prima Gitp 81 =
6se. bp. Gountrp 5g-6Zc per Yfuno.
Roblen-Nartt ru6ig. Dough.
biogbenp $3.50-3.75, Rub unb Glad
1925, aanatpba Stiidtoblsn $3.50
3.75. HuB unb Glad S2.25 - 2.35
Der 9onne abssIisf.rt. Raudlofe
Stiihtoblen $4.75c. gntbraeite SITS
per Sonue abgsIi.fert. Cote toitet
$6.00-6.50 per 9onne abgslisfert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-08
Jluk.N ahridbtem.
mtttpo6 8. Suti 1914.

Wittpod 8. Suii 1914.
Sm Gincinnatier 9iitritt III Der
Glub langiam i'm Sallen besriffen.
gei bieiiger Stabt bate oerielbe gea
ftern absnb eineu Wdheritano Don
11.6 GuB.
Die folsenoeu 9epeI6en trafen nab
rsnb bes seitrisen cages bier elm:
pittsbu-s. go. - SO unb itetgt.
Wbeelins, 20. @a.- go unb iteigt.
Yartersburs, 30. Bass unb fGllt.
aanatpba gals, 80. 8a.-3 3oa itebt.
gbarleiton, W. 9a.-6.S itationdr.
portsmoutb, O.-4.4 unb fGut.
aouisDille, Sp.-9.8 unb fGIt.
Gpanspille, Snb.-5,4 uno itsigt.
Raibpille, 9enn.-7.O, ftationGr.
Chattanooga, ssnn.-6.1 unb fallt.
Cairo, SlIs.-17.4 unb itsist.
Wempbis, 5snn.-12.6 uno fdQt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-08
1dslid3er Wsarttberid,t.
Cincinnati sul,

y etnetHHdft, Z. JUL.
Die nadfolssnSen Quotirunaen Sc,
sishsn ii9 nur auf gngrob Srans.
|oftionen. Bel iIsineren geThdfteu
perben etDas b6bere prsife hrs1ne..
prbifionem
Der Wortt mar rubis. preiIe itetis.
Q DIM I .. - prima Steam
9.70-9.80c (. o. 5.
3rpdensea al5enes Jleif&.
Short clear Gtiien 12--124e, fbort
Rippenisiisu 11a-12e. EXTRA ibort
clear Gsiten 11a-12t. Sdulterr IL
lit Bellies 134-13ae Ioie unb
3c mehr perpadt.
Bacon - Sbort clear Geiten
|13-133s, tur5e Rippenfeiin 12a-
|13e. ertrd fbort clear Geiien 124-
13c. G6uIisrn 12--l23c unb Ytllies
14s--14ie lcfe unb Il per pfunb
msbr perpodt.
Suaar Gureb UIeif&. -
Gdinten 16-163e, g)icnic S&uliern
12h-13c, Breatfeft Bacon 19--20e,
G9ultern 12a a-13c, Rem gorf Gut
GHultem 12s-13t, trpdene Beef.
EHinien $27. 28.O0.
Gibsep5feItes GIetf&.-
G@infen 18}-14c, g]icnic G&uItern
10a--11s. Bellies 15-16y, GdultMn
11~-11it. .1eiu Qprt Gut Lille. !.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-08

$3.50 800, auserleisne 1915 $50
9eifers $5.0O-7.85, ausslsiene BIZ
EXTRA $8.00-8.50, Gamers $500
4.25, Cutters $4.OO 5.25, Stoders
Stodsrs unb 5eebers $5.5O-7.50
Stod : Seifers $5.25-6.25, Stod.
aiibe $4.00-5.25.
9ulten. Die 3ufu9r mar mdbig
Die Hadfrdge gut uno bic qreiie itetig
0iinne II. Iei9te $3.50 5.25, 9os
lo9na $5.25-6.OO, @rtra $6.1O-
6,25. fstte gullsn $6.25-6.50.
aGlber. gei mdbiger 3ufu6r
uno gutter gla9frage itiegen bic PreiIe
beute um 25c per 100 Yfunb.
Srbindre unb grobe $5.00E9.75,
fair big CUTE lei4ts $7.50-10.00,
grtrd $10.25.
g 6peine Die 3ufu6r ipar
6euts asring unb bic preiIe iiiegen
besbal6 um &c per 100 Yfunb.
@ute Bis auserIefene @erpddungs-
unb Sleii6iprten $8.70-8.75, or
bindrs Bis auserleIene i6pers fette
Sdue $5.75-790, Grtra $500,
Stags $4.75-6.75, @rtra $685.
100, lsi6te geri4iffunssforten $8.45
Gertel bon 10 pflnb uno
tDeniser 500 -$8.40.
9 9afe unb 81 m mer.
Die 3ufu6r mar beute gsrins. Sfafe
blieben itetis, 5riiAja6rs 2Gmmer
aber itiesen I'm 25c i'm qreiie.
S1afe. - @Itra lei6te $4.75, CUTE
Big aussrlsIene $4.35-465, prbinGre
Bis fair $2.75-4.25, Sdbrlinge $4.75
100.
sSriibia6rs aGmmsr $5.75-9.O0,
guls $4.50E5.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-08
Municipal Bonds
a6werfsn0 4t2 dis 5B
9aan idreibe I'M cine aiite. 2
Field. Richards & Co.,
Union Central @ebanSe.
Union Central @ebanbe.

t6rdnen bic iiber bic einsefaueneu
Bdngen Der Sterbenoen ROTTEN, ina.
rem ibm Elm nsuer gefpei5 ieiner Sen>
hung unb 5um eriten Deal aIs &drbts
nal ipenoete er ieinsr Uautter bds
Satrament Der lesten Sefuag. Der
pupit bat ii6rigens fir Die 9tngebs=
rtgen ieiner 5amilie in Rieie elm i96s
nes W3auIoleum heriteGen laFeH, iiber
beiTen @ingang in golOenen &etterH
Der Rame Sarto gu leIen lit unb IN
bsm feline Wlutter iotpie feline Sdfpes
iter begraben iino.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-08

grif&ss Gleif4. - Sdin.
ten 13a-14c. pienics sS9uIiern 10a
lie, GAultern 101-11e. fborl
Nippenfeiten 11-11ac, Ibort clear
geiien 11--115c. erfra fbort Seifen
1oi-11e. Beetles 13A -15ac pro
pfunb.
Webf unb Getreibe
MeDI.-Dintsr pateni $4.25-
4.50, Wintsr Ganep $3.90-4.15. bo.
Gamilp $3.20-3.50. grtra $500 -
|3.15. orbinGres S2.75-2.95. Sarter
Weisen patent $3.75-3.90, bo. fanep
$3.s5-4.25. bo. GamiIp $3.50-3.75.
Rosgenmebl, norbneitli9 eemifdtes
$3.75-3.9O, reines Gitp $4.10--
APO, asmiJdtes $3.S0-4.10 per gbl.
Weiaen - 0o. 2 rotter Winter
81-82te, 90. 3 90. 80-81c. go. A
rotber 77-80c.
Welfdtprn. go. / ipeiBes
77-77at, 30. 2 bO. 77-77ac. go. 3
DO. 76a Tie, Ho. A bo. 7G-76ac,
80. 5 DO. 7e-7eae, go. 6 DO. 74a
75lc; go. ! gelbes 71a -72c, go. 2
bo. 71t-72e, go. 3 bo. 71-71ae,
gp. a bo. 70t-71e. go. 5 DO. TO
70ac. Ro. 6 DO. 69-70e; Ro. / &c.
mii9tes 71-71ae. go. 2 DO. IL
71ac, so. 8 OO. 70a-71c, glo. 4 DO.
7O-70ac, 30. 5 bo. 69A-70c, No. 6
DO. 68t-69hc per 8u. Deibes &ols
bentOrn 76-77e, seIbes bo. 76-77e,
90. GIG bm
Safer.-No. 2 tpsiber 39I-40e.
Stanbarb tpeiber 39-39tc. SO. 3
ipeibsr 37s-381e, go. 4 tpeiBer 35a
-36ac, go. 2 semifater 36-36tc,
SO. 8 DO. 351-36c, giO. a be. 34A-
35ae.
Rosgen-Ro. 2 81 63e, go.
8 DO. 61-62e. SO. a bo. $500.
Wbisfp.
@ertauft purben 658 9bls. Ois
filters SsiniibsD 9oobs auf Der gaiis
bon $1.35 per GalIone.
Groceries.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-08
G9tcaqo. Z. osuli.

G9icaso, 7. Suli.
Wei5en.-6iir Suli 79-s0ic, an
G6luB SOC; fir September 78a-
79se, am SdluB 79se.
Wlais.-Giir SuIi 66b-6sc. am
S4lub 675c; fir Septenrber 63a-
64se, am S6IuB 64i.
SaTer.-Tiir 5uli 364-365e, am
Gdlub 36ac.; fir September 35s-
35ae, am S6luB 35ac.
Roesen.-gto. 2, SIC.
9erIte.-47-58c.
Sbpmotbp. - $4.25-5.50.
sflee. - S10.O0-13.50.
port. - 21.75.
aarb. - $10.05-10.07.
gfippenIeiten. - $11.62-12.0o.
Butter uHperGuosrt.
gier niebrissr gu 15--1Sc; orbindre
giriis 17-17ac. 5irits 1S-19e.
Safe unpsrdnosrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-08
g6itaqo, 7. ssuti.

SfHpsine. .-Sufubr 1900. Murtt
ftetig nit ben ineiitsn 9ertdufsn gu
$8.35-8.60, Ieidte $8.25-8.70, gez
mtidts $8.25-S.7O, i6pere $8,05-
8.67t. raube $8.05-8.20; Gertel
$745-8.40.
RinoDieb. = 3ufubr $500. Martt
tart. geebes $7.40-9.65, Stiere
$6.4O-8.25, Stoders unb 5eebers
$5.75-8.0O, Siibe unb Ssifsrs $3.7O
-8.85; &dlber $7.50-10.35.
S8afs. = Sufnbr 10000. Wiartt
fart. S6afe $5.3r6.10. Sarlinge
$6.0o-750; aGmmsr $6.50-9.30.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-08
Metan sNtarft.
Rtp Qort. Z. sSuli.

Netp yort, Z. SuIi.
3upfer ftetis. Qm 9IaB uno fir
Septsmbsr gu $13.45-13.85; Glecs
troIDtic $13.S7; Gate Hominell;; Ga
fling 1882
3inn itetig. 9lm ptas $31.95-
1920; fir September $32.1o-
1920.
GiIen ru1is unb unoerGubsrt.
8lei flau. $3.85-3.95.
Spelter ftstia, $4.95-5.o5.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-08
Ods. e,nss anb MIl,fn b tlep Don.


gso .On eaa' purO. su s496 aus.
yrtMa S.i tiit'papiers puro.n tu az
~ bisioRtiyt.
-Sterlina erdanse IN feif. -
eiHt ~ A.s7A unb Commercial ju sl.s5K
-l.85A.
vance, OSfiaa.tontv baren
Fetig uns mnrsen wit foist anotirt:
Yer. StaateH Hsfunbiruna Q 81 - 90,
ssb.. IS rtaiiirirts l0sK-11ok geb.. Con.
gpns i1e-111H ,s% resiitrirts 1si < 4--103,
eoupsns lel Y - 1s3. banana Hegifterso
sse so4 sst.. DO. gouson 81. 1e0-1o2.
Gftitnmarit-SerM Marft mar beute
ungersgfIt. Sie GtaHbaro.2ite bate su
!siotn. gabreHo bic 5pesia!itaien etpas i'm
preiie fiisssn.
oNcEta1a Qffirn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-08
Uiebmdrfte.
Ginctunatt, 7. suIi.

Gintiunati. 7. SuIi.
3uTubr unb gsridnbi pGbrsnS Der
peraangenen 4S Stunosn. pergIideu
NIT bsrisltsu 3sit Der psrsangsnsn
Wo6e, tparsn mic folgt:
3ufubr. Rinbu. S6tpsine. Sdafs.
6. SuIi 1. 1907 1912 4671
Z. gull :. 2s4 1882 2540
0erianbt pGbrsnb bsrlelben 3eit:
Rinbp. 5hpeins. S6die.
6. sSuli :. 444 4422 5521
4. Suli -. 491 1882 1888
Rtnbpitb. Der Usartt tpar
bente rubis unb bic preiis itstis, bic
beHeren ausrIeenen Stiere iparsn rar.
- 0ute Utildtiibs rparen rubig unb
itetis; Die anbsreH Ianglam unb
i6ipuf. ~
WsittsImdbiss unb ibipere Gtisre.
$7.25--S.50, Ggtrd $8.60-875;
S9ieu S3.0o-3.25i GlsH9en etisssI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-08
Ansmdrtise Ndrtte.
q EN- gOrt, 2, Suli.

Rem gort, 2. Suli.
Wle6l ftetig.
Rpggeumebl itetig.
Uaaismebt fetig.
Rosgen millig. go. 2 fpeItli6sr
67ac {. I. T. Rem gOrt ggpOrt.
Gerite rubis.
Wsiaen. - 2tm plas regslmGbig.
Reuer $40. Q barter 9Sac, Sulis9er.
i9iffung c. |. I. Hsu Yort, neuer Rp.
2 rotbere s7ac SuIis@eribiffung c. l..
f.. Ro. ] Qortbern Duluth $1014c u.
go. l Rortkr1l WsaNitoba $1.OO I. o.
s. i4ipimm.nb.
Wais.-9tm sB!as itstis. 30. 2 gel.
ber Tee c. /. {. prompt.
5dfer.-am qlabe rubis.
5eu rubis.
6opfen rubig
5Gute itetis.
aeber feit.
BORT itsetis
Beef rubig.
S1mdl3 feli. WfIoole WsF SlV.lo
-10.20.
2dla flau. .,Ie
Wole ftstis.
5ors rubis,
1erpentins itstig.
Molafes fIuU.
Reis ftetia.
3uder.-Rpbsr iietis. WoIahes
2.67c. Centrifugal 3.32c, raffinirtsr
itetig.
gutter.-llnrssslmdbis. ersamsrp,
grras 26a- 27c.
aaie iteiig.
gier itetis.
GefliigeI ru6is.
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3uder. preiTe iinb fetig. -
Raffinirter Gut 2oaf 5.70c, potpbereb
4.S5e, CUBES &c. granuIirter 4.75e,
gonieciioners II" 4.65e; Off ~"
4.40c; peiber eItra ~G" 4.2Oc, egtra
e" 4e.
WoIaffes in fstis.-H.p Ors
leans Open aettle 28-45e. Gentrsfu'
gal 1S-20r per GalIon..
Reis. - Gouiiiana. Joncp 5eab
6S--7c. prima 5i--6ie. orbinarer At
st. Sapan 4a-4fe per pfuns.
Dairp probuft.
Butter. Warit rubia gr.iie
fetis. Dbolemilt grtra 3oc, Gems
trali5eb Grtra 25ac, Gentrali8eSGtrits
23a-24te, bo. Sseonbs 19t-20ac,
5antb Dairg 19c, padins Stod 1se
per pfunb.
adfe.-wlarit itetis. Obio 10
-18c, Torbp.itfider 15a-17c, Rep
gort 1920, G4pei5er zoe. DO.
Bird 151c, 2imburssr 14-17c per
pfunb.
eier. - Warit itetig. = prima
friide Siibnereier 19ac, firits 17ae,
orbiudr. firfts 15c, f.tOnbs lac per
Susenb. entereier tic per 9usenb.
gefliisel.-3ufubr srob. War.t
ipillig. = Gprinsers pon 1t pfuHo
unb bariiber 26e, untsr u pfuno
18-20c. 5snnsn 15at, 5dbne &c,
5rut6iibner 10-14ic. GuIls &c, junss
enten 12-16e. alts gn!sn 10. Gdnie
Csc per g)funo.
ObR unb gemiife.
Sunge 4epfel.-garlp Gar.
peit $1.00-1.25, transparent $L00
-L25 per camper.
G.troneH.-Uaartt mar sietia.-
iyanep Mfina $5.00-6.00. Galifor.
MIA $5.00-5.50 per Rifle.
Grduaen-Mortt ruhia unb if..
tig.-Galifornia $3.00-3.50, Gloris
6a $3.00-3.50 per aiite.
Qnanas.-Glorioa $3.00-3.50
per Crate bon "a.
Rbabarber.-Ginbsimif4er 10
--12c per 8inbel.
5ei6elbeereu.- $2.75-3.00
per Crate BON 80 Quarts.
Sta6elbeeren. = $1.25 =
$3.50 per Crate BON "a Quarts.
airfden - R0rbIide iaure =
$1.50-1.75 per Crate pon "a Quarts
Sobannisbeeren. = $2.75
300 per Crate bon "a Quarts.
9rombeeren. - $2.00-2.25
per Crate BON "a Quarts.
5imbeertn. - Sdpar5e $2.75
800. rotbe $5.00-5.50 per Crate |
,on "a Qts.
WaffermeIonen iperb.n Az |
$3.50 per 100 Stiid pertauft.
Spars.l.-ginbsimiider CO.
SOC per GuBsnb 9iinbel.
@rtoffeIn. = @cm Store S4
800 per gbl. 2(lte bringen SIPS
-1.50 per gu. auf bsm 0elsiie.
Siibtarfoffeln - SioIi6e
S3.00-3.25 per 8bl.
araut.-Martt rnbig. ginbeis
niides $2.75-3.00 per BEL.
3piebeln - Ginh<imif6e CRIME
'-6c per 0ubenb unb $6.5o-7OO
xr DBL.
9IumsntObI. - $2.5o-3.00
'er @bl.
Crime Bobnen. - Ginbsimis
he $1.75-2.00 per 9u.
Grbiem- GinbeimiiGe $1.25-
1.75 per 2 8u. Cad.
Gattsn. - Ginbeimiide S5--l
0e per Nutenh. i NJ
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-07-10
GUIDANCE FOR
CITY GROWTH
Pioneers Today Are the Town
Planners.
TOWNS ARE BORN AGAIN.

New and Strange Demands Have
swamped the Facilities of Munich
paIities Built on the Old Lines-A
Proof of Virility, Not of Weakness.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-07-10
Domestic Hostilities.

so Mrs. Finnerty's man has enlist
cd and gone 20 the front To fight?"
sure; it was the only way the poor
man could think Of to get any Jracc
and quict"-Baltimor American.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-07-10
MalanronrIan.

Nisitor-Nour husband gets a lot OF
sentiment out of his pipe.
Mrs. Richluick-Goodncss. yesi IL is
perfectly disgusting to see him clean
it,--Iudgc.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-07-10
Reassurinu.

rs my wife forwardg' asked the
passenger on the limited.
''She wasn't 10 me. sir answered
the cond ictor politely Purple Cow.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-15
Grinn.lI and Vicinity.

Snecial to Times Republican.
Grinnen, July 15.-Mr. Matt Ewart'
of Ewart, was called to his brother III
Waysville. Mo-, and found MIN IN sucn
poor health that he took him by spec'ai
train back to his sister at the oio nome
stead in Mount Gilead. 0.
Henry Clay Smith. veteran OF tue
civil war, aged II years, is suffering
from a severe jolting and bruising with
a possible fracture of the hip bone.
caused by a premature aiightins from
a wagon upon the pavement
riding to his home in the northwest part
of the city and was sitting in the rack
end OF the H. p. Simmon one morse
wagon. When he reached his nome ne
attempted to jump from the wagon be-
fore it had stopped and was thrown
backward with considerable force he
is now resting and hopes are enter
tanned of complete recovery IN due time.
The school census Of the independent
district of Grinnen has just been com
pleted by Miss Ellen Price, VINO gives
out the following results: Total nun. :
Der Of school age, 1880: males. 7O5; re-
males, 1856; total number between and
is years, both inclusive. Sas; boys. 1896;
girls, 4l4.
The mayor and city council had a
busy and very important session on
Monday night last and settled the sewer
question By . vote g Ne 70 one. The
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-15
and also of the athletic work Of the
high school, He 10 q graduate Of the
state teachers college,
cvReEs Her REscuEas.
Ottun,wa Woman Determined 70 b
rrtss Different Routes.

Ottumwa Woman Determined 70 Die
Tries Different Routes.
Ottumwa, July 15-Sadie Waitee
Canterbury threatened to end her life
this morning about 10 O'clock at the
home Of her mother. near the packing
house When she left the house they
followed her and as she reached the
river bank and saw them pursuing she
decided to make good her threats. She
did not take the time however to note
the presence OF one Frank Dawson,
aged about II years, who was nearby
on the shore. AS soon as Mrs. waites
Canterbury struck the water Dawson
followed her and carried her to the
bank.
No sooner had she been rescued
that she began cursing her relatives
and her rescuer for saving her. After
a session OF these spells her mother
and sister decided to call the officers.
They notified the sherifrs office and
Turnkey Henry Richards went down to
the scene Of the near tragedy which
is located about 100 yards above the
mouth OF the Morrell sewer. Arriving
there the officer together with the two
women made a careful search of the
corn feld and the dense woods which
border the river an that point but no
trace of the woman could be found.
This is the second attempt to end her
life which she has made this spring. A
few months ago she tried to suicide by
eating q quantity OF ground glass
when she was an inmate Of the county
jail
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De. Moine. Bow p,own.d

Des Moines, July 15.-EarI Cox. aged
Il years. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
A Cox, Of s24 Thirty-seven street,
was drowned while swimming in the
Des Moines river yesterday afternoon
just outside the ropes Of the city bath
house.
According TO witnesses, who made
desperate efforts 20 save the boys life.
he dived from the barge and attempted
20 swim TO the north bank of the river.
His strength failed him after he had
covered part of the distance and ne
called for help.
According to fellow bathers, there
were no life savers on the barge at the
time the young man was drowned
When he called for help two bathere
plunged into the water and swan 10
his assistance. They were holding him
up, they said, when man in boa,
from the opposite bank accidentally
ran into them in his hurry to reach
the spot and caused them to lose their
hold. He disappeared and vas not
seen again until brought TO the surface
forty minutes later by S. NJ Black, OF
Silvis, III.
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divis1eu vas on the question OF having
two outlets TO the proposed new sewer.
one Tor the east side sewer. az at pres-
ent. and one for the new west side. The
statement had been generally circulated
from what was taken 70 be reliable
sources that It would cost some $4,000
less to have the two outlets than to
dig deep tunnel along Second avenue
and turn the east side outlet into the
west side septic tank and filter bed.
The report OF the Iowa Engineering
Company, on Monday evening. seems 70
have convinced the members Of the
council that the cost IN each case will
be practically the same and % the fun :
mel and the west side outlet plan was
adopted. Notices Of the proposition to
construct the sewer have been pub
lished and any objections 'aS6 to- be
heard on the 10th Of August, 20; stef
The Misses Flora and Kate thinner.
man are taking q vacation OF several
weeks which they spend most.y IN
Sandusky. o.. visiting Davenport Chi
cago and Valparaiso. Ind, by the way.
Miss Bessie Green. daughter OF DR..
and Mrs. March Green. Of this city. and
who has been visiting here for some
time after completing a year OF work
In Council Bluffs. has gone to take the
position of head surgical nurse in the
Peoples hospital in Peru. Ind.
Rev. w. B. Wilson. pastor OF the
Christian church of this city, is in Col
fax today in attendance upon the state
convention Of that denomination. Mrs.
Wilson, Mrs. A. D. Talbot. and Mrs.
Jesse kingsland. all of this city, went
IN fhQ convention
Mr.. and Mrs. John Evans. Of this city
have gone as ohaperones for a weeks
camping some three miles south of the
city. The following six girls make up
the rest Of the party: Mildred Evans,
Bernice Scandrett. Ora Bonnewell. Flor
ence Parmenter. Esther Rowe. and Ella
Pilgrim.
NJ. A. Quire. formerly ticket agent at
this point for the NJ. & ST. L. road
moved recently to Mason City to take a
similar position with the same road
The following friends Of the Quire fam
lily left here yesterday for visit with
them: Misses Alice Quire, Ruth Stowe
and Hazel Ditzler.
Col. and Mrs. c. c. keil, Of this city,
as grandparents, and Mr.. and Mrs. C. E.
Lowden. living several miles west Of
here, as parents, are rejoicing over the
birth OF an eleven and oue-half pound
boy on Saturday last.
Z. Louise Ostrem. of this city. is TAX
ing six weeks vacation from the
duties Of her profession, in a visit to
her two sisters, who have their home in
Portland, Ore.
5. w. Cole, whose death at the age
of 90. at his home In West Union has
just been announced, was well known
in Grinnell. having been for several
years the proprietor of the brick hotel
next the Rock Island tracks and then
known as the Chaplin House.