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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-10
Aasmdrtiae Wdrtte.
RTE BORT. Q. ,februar.

bHk % DN0iaAts
Eeh!. - Ser Nsarit mar beute rubig. -
Ssrrs Yatent 44.&0-4.s5. 0inter Etratatts
t<.1s--4.as. SsiRter Batsnls A4o-4.s5.
Spring elears t400-4.so, Gsira SO. /
Hinierss.55-ITs,G Grtra 80. S6s. ts.ss-
$50. kanfas Straissts s%.o5-4.15.
Rosgeumehl mar rubia. - fair Bis
sutts s3.S6-S.50, ouserleieHss BIB iancp
t3.65-8s5
eisenmsb mar rubis.-
e3s5-5.0o per 100 8iunb
BUD sisen mar rubig 5u $i.s5-1.95.
Wstsmslt faun Nttis.-SsinsS ptiSss
anS s.lbs tl.&s-i.so, grssss SI.<0--i.4s,
&aRerlss 1856
Kssssn N aettg.--Rs. sHeAern s7xs
& IL. HsS peri gyport.
Osrts n rubie. Raiiserfs e5-7os
c. |. 7. HufaIs.
Bsit.n.-9er Vsarit III ft.tis.-xs. Q
barter g9irter ssKe c. /. I. in Ken gors,
gtu. . roieer lo1r I'M GIepator; Ro.
Rortbern 7uIutb 1ose, Rs. Esrtssrn
Waniioba I024 I. 0. b. fAStmmsne.
BeN4fsrn-Kayft 1T pilie. Esues
Ro. 3 aslbes 65,tc {. L I. bel ansunfi
estes. - Rsr.t sar ruhis. --etanSars
psitsr <4k--45e, 1o. Q Sslber 45-46 Ne,
go. 8 DO. 44-444e, go. 4 DO. 4s1-44e,
ianes abssfaHittsnsr petber IS - I7s I'M
elevator.
oss il iIau. - Gtsnsarb s7H-1oOs,
Ro. l lo2h-lo5s, Ns. > so--soe, re. .
so-S5s.
ospism ID h,tis.-Ssss., ssinIssr bis
4sies 1918. 40--4Sc; 1915, 30--S5e; Daeifs
Gsat 1918. s2-26e. 1918 2l-s3c.
3&sts tus itetis. gsntraI Gnsriss
s9s, 0ssota S2-3ae.
3sssr IN fen. = Denied frhs sot.
istsRAs $3.50.
vsrf par itstis.-Bamiis es4.0e-Ss.oo
fAsTf slssrs sao.ss-Ss.0o, Rsb e3s.50-
34.00.
Beet mar rabis.-yawiIs sls.Oo-so.Oo.
RsS els.oo--ls.o0
Sat Kssts paren itefig.- Osysistle
0s1iss 10 BIS II SfunA 1S4-isHe. -.
6AiHieR lac.
GAast, taum itefia. - NiAAls Hsa
Drins ol0 T0-1o.s0; Nsfsnirtes mar itetia.
Gsstissat eii.5O. 8. 4. el1.oo. GsHyssRs
eh-Sne
xsts mar it..is. .-urims Sits ~ s..s
0suRtrs Is4s, 6sseiai 7Ic.
Dsu nuslt'asws n.Csl mar ifetig
Ysina eoHnsr sslbes oT.00.
vdsslsu IA ftstis.-NaiNni.ss NsU
Dssi DIN esssi DssEsls es.7S; ssfss
t11.3I
0slts ID ft.tis. - NsRshie UIssss Ctis
16--37l
4sH sar niuia.-0tssinsb, sspSl laliAeS
NS eutes o4.30-<40.
xssSsstiR IA rubig o. SOC
&siS IN Ae.ig. .-eiR1sissif4sr 31S-se.
DetHa SA-ske.
Rsfaffss II. iistig. - Rep prlssRs
Cpsn &sttls. gutter bio 4stes, ss-sss.
Satss--Nsltr mar feh. - RuSessabs
s'.se' 81 x,tss.s. ss' sas.r 8 Tea az ist
NaFKRiyter ruhis gut 2csf g.o5e, Grullee
4.9S. Rsnib ~ '4soe, gubesl-s5e, Ssubeyeb
&.30e. orsRxiatss ALOE, Hiamsns u. 40;
gsafseisWsss ~ 40oe. Re. I S.ese, Rs.
Aese. -. 8 A0oe. Rs. 4 1.e6e. Re. 3 Asoe,
-. . 1-sse. 70. 7 s.soe. 10. 3 S.sSe, Rs. .
t.!es, ~. 10 1sSc. Ne. II 1.o0e, Re. ~
Atss. 10. 10 Assoc Ns. AS0e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-10

OefS, Ssass xMs assisn In Rew gsss.
0elb ON ealI1 purbe Su ~ - - aus
eelieben.
Erim1 geiHdftspapiere wurben Su 81
DSiwa 0sfAaftspGytsss DxresH ~ ~ -
4kx bisfoxtirt.
GterltRe Graanes u Hetig. -
Si1t ~ e4.6s5 ssb Commercial ~ sA.SSst
-<e8M.
oxnses. CbftgattoRsH iDaren Ne
tie nae UuSbsR Uis felet qxetist:
Der. GtaatsR NdnRoiruRs > e0N-99hc
aeb., - rsainrirte 1114--1134, GpxpsnS
IL aeb., 81 reGiArirts 103--l06, GsnysRs
f03 eeb., pamausa Hssiksyss - ssK
eet.. DO. Coupon ~, 10f geb.
Nftienmarft. Mnfangs mar oel
Rsrft fart. baib ieboh irat cine &enouus
Elm unb bic Yreife wnrben berabgebrIdt
7if s6tusnctirunsen iiancsn meiitens un
ter eeHen pom Samitag.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-10

cafss-Nsrst itetie. Nc. . psiber %
--43He, Standard wei6sr 4s--421Ic, no. 8
weibn AN - 42c, yes. I Ssibsr 40H -
41Xs 30. > eentif6ter 41--41Ke, 30. 8
bc. 40h-41c, Ro. 4be. 3oK-40e per Du.
Rsggsn-Narft itet,9. - 70. > o3--
64s, Hs. 3 DO. 62-6Se. 10. bo. 58-60c.
0erft e-No. . Winter eS--7se, Nn. 8
bD. 6o-oec, Nc. > Spring 70--61c. No. .
bo. e2-70e per Bu.
NhtSfM
Der Atarft mar hetis. Serseuft rurSen:
8fs Dbls. 9ihinerS UinifAsb oucbS anf
Der OGfS ssn e1,S6 per 0ailone.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-10
Gt:esSs, 8. ,ysbruar 1914.

02psin s.-8siAis $3.50 -- SITS, ae.
nii6te s8.60-s.77h. fAsere es.%0-s.So
,asts ss.40-S.o0. 6erss! sT.50-s.oo. -
Wartt boter.
NiRsStsA.-0eereB eT.10-960, ItyaS
Gtiers te.S0-s.l0. petIihe Stiere ae.16-
T.so, Stsders xns 6eeeers $3.50 - zoo
3tbs une 6eifsrs es.60-S.55, &iiber $3.50
--l0.26.-Rarft fetia.
GAaftuns 8kmMer -6dafe: eis.
tsisifAs s4.7o-6.00. SaArIiass tS.7o-s.90
MtFline A.00-<.90.
S&nRn: einbsinifSs es.s0-7.75. Narti
itsiig.
xntuIr. - ehpeins 4s,s0o, Niuo.
uiek 20. 900 unb Q&Mmer %, 900
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psfe.-Narst ftetis. 4ein6i robes 5Se Der
@olione In Yartien Don Bbl., SAC per Bal.
in Bartien BON IA 8bi., in 9artien psn
l0-2S 0duonen Gle. in Yaytien pon
I - 8 G,dupRen 66c; @efoftss 1e mebr.
9rtra gstnter Iet 3ars6l s5e per GaIlone.
Cotton Sefo Del rafiiuirtes CSC per0aucne.
1erssnttH ESc per Gaacne in Yartien Don
bis 8 BbI.. Csc per galIone in Barfitn
BON 10 25 8auenen, Tie in gartien
BON 1--e @aucnen. SetrsIeum, Ohio
Garbon 110 0rao i0c. DO. $50 oyal IL xe,
DO. ceaSlistt It's or ab 13k lsKe. Gronn
osIolin Doc. Rapbsa let per oa1sns IN
in Dartieu uon Bis "a
Galh - Der Nsrtt II rutie, CHS
NissE ei.so Midisan uns Nsrsn Sl.ll PER
Dbl. BON 80 vfnns.
xsls fts'ie. = yrima giis 74-7ai.
%: ssun'rs osa-sNe per Rfsns.
:. 9s!isa-Msrti nn ru!is gO.sli'slsns
uba Sta6tolIen 4s.7S-%oo. Ru6 unb 6tad
lsie 6tt6gctlsn $500. anthracite SITS
400 per Isnns atseliefest. Gsss foAst es.ks
per foHas sbIsliefsrt.
Jebsrn- = Ratirase gut. Vreiis itstis.
Mein meiBe 4dHfeieoera -. Toe
Dei6s Wdnitftoern pou gutI 5arbe SIC
= % melltens grau o0c
/. gebriihte. .... .40-45c
gutenIeosrn eans peib -. soc
cnnfIe gemiitte.. 4oe
Hedge gebrlhte 40-4ac
Drima Siibner. Bcop, gang tueiB-. .l5-i7c
= buHile gsmifhte -. sac
6ahnen.s shnansIeDern, lange ianep 7tc
IrutpabH, pocl, wsiBe. ........ .6O-7Oe
bunfle - Sc
G6man3 n3.,... 5Se
0tael. ............. 2se
6aut.-2Rartt ,utia unb isetig.
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Oieb nirtte.

Cincinnati, 9. 5ebruar 1914.
9ufubr uuo 8sriaHot rpdhreno Der per Z
foHenen Wohe, pergIthen NIT ben uorbe-s
gehenoeH 3 Rohen tparen tpie fol9t:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-10

aafe.-Wdrft uupsrGnbert. Ddiiies f2E
--i2He, 9pins 6Jz-8Hs, amerieas IN
--1se, longborns 17K-11Ac per Tfuno.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-10

Hinbpieh. - Ste 3ufuhr mar beEte
siemlid) erpb, bic Rahfrage gut unb Der
Wartt astig. Stpders uno iSeeoers waren
in Satirage uno fart
6tnere Stiere e$s.TS-S.25, Grtra $3.50,
C&ieN $4.0o--o.5o. SyleiTaertiert s575--
T.T5. auSerlefens bis EXTRA e7.T5-s.O0, Del.
ferS e500-T.25, Gytra 3735-7s6, &nbe 81. so
400. auSerl.fsns bis erira to.25-s.75
Gamers $3.o0--450, Cutters $4.50-500,
grtra A25-500. Gto6ers uHb SeeoerS
s5.75--7.50. .Siod. .1sifers e5.UO--o.50.
Sullen.-7ie 3aiubr mar gerins uno
bic preiie it.tig bis felt.
Raeere gRo leitte $500, Bolpana
ss.ss-700, gFtra t7.lO, ietts Suusn ss.T5
-7.26
Nil h..-9i. Nntfrags mar cine
CUTE uno bic 8rsiie Itetig.
Gltra $s5.09-90.00, CUTE bis auser!eiene
$6G00-S3.0O. orolndrs bis quite s25.0o-
$3.50,
adlber-7sr Ntartt par heute ruhig
unb bic 4rsiie fielsH um 25s per 100 8funo.
Gytra s11.00. fair bis gut. Lsi6ts
$s.50-1o.75. srbinars unb srpbs So.75--
1880.
2 s6weine-Tie Rabfrags mar cine
CUTE uno bic Breiie ftetis bis itarf.
0u,s bis auserlefeue Be"sd6ungs- u. Sleis
f6eriprten &s.s0--6.s5, preindre bis aas.r.
Isfene ftpers fette Saue S5.75-s.30, grtra
ss.35, etsss s4.7s-7.50,G ,Grtra s7.s0-7.76.
feitte Berianetiortsn es.00--s.s5, Jertel
BON 10 Sfuno xns, psnissf ee.0o-7.s5.
GAafe ulb ammer.-Tie 2ufuhr
mar beute serins uno oerUlsrtt hart. Stai.
Itiesen UNI 1876, 26mm.r UNI 10c per
100 Bfuno.
GAaft t-9rtra AZ ss-5 20 sute kiy aus.
srIsisne N-75-5.25. orbinars bis sste $500
$50, Sdbrlinae 45.T5-6.50.
9AKmer. - ertra eS.15-s.aS, suie biz
fsns eT.75-s.15. srsiH&rs BIS suts 5000
$50, stlhcrene 2dumer e6.50-I5o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-10
Vfsroe umo mamleSel.
Cincinnati, o. 7y.bruor 1914.

9e 3nfuhr mar in Der psriloHenen ISOLDE
siemlid sroB. Die Rnhiraae gut uub bic
&reiie fef.. an maudeu 5agen entIprat)
oas gneebot nift Der Ratirage Sis fol-
aenoen GuotiruHgeu purbsn am ShluB Der
8ote Hamhaft gemaht:
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Ostssh-SAr Eai o8s<--0sZc, an
04fsb s39fe; far Guilt eeA s9zs, an
S4Ist ssAt
0fIfAfsru.- MAR Rai e5sz--os he,
an S4Inb so@s.e; far 5nIi s41s-e54c, am
Shlub AHe.
Nafsr.-Bhrgaai s9--s9sse, an S4lu6
e9f; far ,SaIi 39-39,se. an gehlu6 8sc.
Rsagen - 20. ol1<e, Rp. 3 60e.
oeghe. - 5o--1sc.
mothsiaamen. - e076-S.s5.
&leefaamsn $500 - 1880 Der
GsntneS.
HeSyert. - Sal 80 per Dbl. - Shr
4Rai e3l.s5 - sl.ss1. am ShlnB 421. IS.
G4Mstt. - elo.7S per 100 Dfunl.
= Jar Rai sll.oo - 1L07K, en- Sdlu6
oli.0e.
Otpss RipSenfsiten- - 1ll.O0-
11.b0 Der 100 piunb - Slr Mai $li.6O
- 1l.07H, an Sn!us o11.60; fur Suii
el1.TTK-ll.e0, ON sdlut eIl.73k.
Onttss. - Ter Rsrft mar heute iteiia
9seeMssisS d k-3ft DW D5unl.
CITE r-Warft nieori0er. CsbtnasS
losps 3s-schs tiTfs s1Xs vn Ossens.
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0seb Cretnayp yp.........lSh 1IN
Drbinarn ..............16 10 1915
3sv Or6inars. .......16A 1875
0trsfIp Oees SsMmsn- .nomsnsu.
SaSa. a.............,....-1 -10e oos
0Rseea- .............31 ..31Ke ssHe
Bu6er.- 9reile finb itetia. Mafnnirtsr
Gnt 2saf 5.6ot, ponbereb 4.70e. CUBES 4.S5e,
ayanufafeb 4.60e, Genfsetioners ~ 4.50e,
ON ~. 4.80e, DsiSer eStra ~ 410e,
sytra - 3.90e. srSiRirer sslter 3.s5s.
NsfaffsS IN hetis. - Nen DrleanS
Dssn Asttfs 4s-Sse, Gentrtfusal 2o-sos
Der oaasne.
Net1-Ssxihsna Nanss 6ssb sK-Tc.
Syins S4-s4t, srsinartr 4H-se. 5apan
<K-4Le Der pfrnb.
Hatrs Srstuh..
gutter.-Rdrst itetia. - Wholemilt
grtra 3OHe. Gentrnliseb grtra 27H-2se.
Centralized Sirks 23-28Kc, gsHtraliseo
Eeecnbs 1sK-20e, 7airh SFanep Roll 2ac,
gndina Stod Ho. lie, Yading Stod Ro.
Q i6e Der Yfuno.
Akfe. --War,t hetia.-Ckis tSx-tTs.
NsrbDeNfiAer IT - 1sc. Reu Qsrt 1S-
18Kc, GAusissr 2oe. bs. Grid 1THs. 2ir-
bxyasY 1e--1Tc Der Biurb.
gier. - Marst fefter. 9rima friife
Sibnereier 3sxc, frhs 25KS orsinarp
34e. fseonbS 23c Der Tutene.
8sfItasl.-Narft siemIid, lebhait uno
hetia. SpriHsers 16K-a0e Dsr Hfuno.
6erneu 1se. 1hhns lie, fruthabuer
1oke. guus 7e, iunse 9nten 1b--ISe, fars
bist GHten 12-13e, Ganie Size Der BIB.
CbAnns StHfi.
xts'sl. - Nsnes Sssfd s4.5o-s5o.
suSerlefene ts.5o--%.00 per Dbl. BuIf $3.50
$500 per Bu.
GitrsneN-wars n1r netisL--Sauss
Nef.na s3.oo-3.so. California $3.oo-s.2o
Der AiAs.
Cransen-Wart rutis xns fssts. -
Tlorioa sl.T5-a.O0 .TaHaerines es.00--3-50
per AiAs @raps 9ruit 81. 1.75-4.0o per Rite.
Hartsfftfs s.-Narft fhmaA. - 0u.s
Mihiaan 6s-Tae, HissoniiH ss-T2e Der
Su. pom 9elsiis nnb t2.2o-s.40 per Dbl.
BON Stcr.
efbfartsrf.f n-ssrfsn t2.oo-
$50: per Rbi.. uub $40 per Sampsr.
1rasi. - Nar't ruhis einhsimifAes
q, 1,75--200 Der obi, Rcthes a2.50-3.7 7,
Der RbI. BON esors. SIoriba el.90-a1o
per Crate.
8Hisbeln - QinhsimifAe eeIbe u. ~
$50, meibe A4.B0--5.0o per Dbl. BON
etore 0efbt 0lobe tl.ss-1.4o per Ba.
aui benz geIsife
DIxre NJ otl.-tss5-s.oo Der Crate
orfnt 0stnsM - Jlpriba es.0o-
$50 Der camper.
xsRasssa - california el.7S-as)
per Crate.
sobl -sl.1o-i.25 per gbt.
&stAt Rfbsn.--5o-sosS Der 0atsRo
Dfnsa.
stt6rabeH.-et. ser DBL.
6piHat ti.T5-2.o0 per BbL
2aRs.Rrsbufte
0stRtN-Warst Hssts. 1rtws "a.
ssSfat ts.3S. sehebte nns bet esxb ss.
snt6ts Hass $50 Der Du.
Seu. - dnsebot mdbis. Breifs ieit. -
Ro. / 1imotbn $500. Stanoor Ii.
motbp si7.O0. so. 1imothp 1890.
go. DO. el4.00: atee go. !
aemilhtu $500. Ro. Q DO. $500;
alee SO. 1 ti4.5o, SO. bs. ai250 pc,
Son. aIfaIfd tl5.O0-ls.bo Der Ton.
| MibleRfuttsri IN hetis.-&Ists o35 so
5000, RiSslins srsbs sss.oo-3s.5o. b..
feiHesss7. 7.oo-sr5O, ssmif6tss Extisr ese.0e
vinne. xNss1.0o Kshr aui ssm eeleiia
| Gtnsrsiss-- Warst hstis. &iesisaHeH
e7.ss-s.l5 auf BEN oelsifs sRs e7.so -
s.25 ssr Uu. sen Store. Iinetts ei.se
| --2.2S auf ssm 0sleife unb e3.25--3.eo yeI
On. Sem Store 0aAnsissn e1J00, tlaAS.
fssnsa el.5o SfI o. ssH Gtess.
ssoIle e.-aut in Der ptriIoiiensn Bod.
mar Der Warft siemIi& lebboit unb bi.
greife itetis.
Re h,ne
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Ksnt WeIDnsarlt.
gtneinnat. Q. Jebruar 1914

Gineinnstt 9. Jebruar 1914
Tss OeIAdfte paren beuts in ben tieitQea =
Dan.sn iebr rutis anb GsIb u ntlte.
fAy Horie1ex -osl torIs nuybsR poH ben
&anien mefaenS lk% bere@net uMo o.
fmdftspdpieye wurben 1a SIS oisfontirt.
Die Wolier plseirten TcSiebea .sH CALI ~
4-lxx nHb auf 0sit - 4K-s%.
nsAld ssf MN Osss.
muyDen ~ Bari anif@en DsnieH rertsslt.
Die GolHterrats betrdst soc 1saHss per
efO00
Us4fd sni gnssss.
Sutie hetie-Tie fofoeHben Guotisunsen
iinb ~ bertdtsn:
esnson. . Tape si.t, s..ssk sss
q. 1:.se 1nss. 50 ss. NAM. Is - ,ise:
Ssssi3 3isss' xsas Sls eids' lshes iss Nah nv.
SseuMsniars 6iSs oui eonbor sssSeu
~ elJ6SK. aaf 0laslsn ~ o4.694 unb ast
Dslfah 81 olS1 psytauik
Dsntse cpGissfsssss.
ru1ie unb hetie Die NGnien susfiSsa
Die isIet;
Ginfauf. Nesianl.
- 0ones. 1s1g gsup lis esb.
- 0onbS. 1918. ....... .109 geb.
- 1snoS, 1850. o........ eeN e9k
- YaHoma .......... yoh 1ep.
~ DohoMa ..........1otH lsSk
gIsssins Sssfs n.fase.
\ Die umf6te i'm hieiiGen gleayingkoui,
.se!'efen nd leute auf n. .0S7. $50.
fssaf eefsritxten.
Columbus @as unb Cine. Street Mp. Ut
,fism uarsn bic einsiesn Yapiers. bie beut'
an Der D6rfe oebanbelt purbtn. lie Dreif'
Ooren itetio. Eeriauft ,puroen:
In Sss UBrfe:
First Call
10 Mfiieu Columbus asas pfo.,......... eoA
26 afifen Cincinnati Sireei An........f0Ta =
0etweea Gail
e5 sifiieH Columbus Gas ptb........,.. 20
A1eena Cell.
siiflsn Columbus Gas pfe. .--....... ee5
I'm sfftnea gasrffs.
30 Mftien SHeian Refining com. ....... sek
e20oO 9amiIiou 90. 4Let. 1913. 3........f05i4
Nddftshenoe fabene BON I'M bietesr
Nart befnbliheH Donbs unb aitien e!et
Die sfTiieuen luetirunaen an:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-10

9uinhr unb 8eriannt rpdbreno Der per-
hoHenen 48 StnHoen ueralifen nit oeriel'
ben Belt LETTER gSohe tuaren pie folgt:
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-09-16
The Meanino Of "PiccadiIly."

Piccadilly, in London, was so called
from Piccadilly hall, the chief depot OF
a certain sort of lace much IN vogue
during the reign Of Queen Elizabeth.
The lace was called Piccadilly lace
from it's little spear points, dimlnu-
tive of 'tica," pike or spear. In the
reign of James L. the high run was
called q piccadilly, though d1vested OF
its lace edging.
"Glossographia," published In 1851,
states that s'Piccadilly was named
from Higgins famous ordinary near
St James, called Higgins Ptccadilly,
because he made his money by selling
piccadillies." Another authority, Isaac
Taylor, writes, "Piccadilly SO called
from Piccadilla hall, shop for the
sale of piccadillas. the fashionable
peaked or turnover collars. s."-Manches-
ter Courier.
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Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they can
not reach the diseased portion OF
the ear. There is only one way to
cure deafness, and that is by con-
stitutional remedies. Deafness is
caused by an inflamed condition OF
the mucous lining of the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube is inflamed
you have a rumbling sound or i'm
perfect hearing, and when it is en-
tirely closed, Deafness is the result,
and unless the inflammation can
be taken out and this tube re-
stored to its normal condition hear
ing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out of ten are caused by Ca
tarrh, which is nothing but an in
famed condition of the mucous sur
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dol
lars for any case of Deafness (caus-
ed by catarrh) that cannot be cur
ed by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send
for circulars, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, %.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.-Adv.
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4 MMita.n

The difficulties experienced by our
forefathers in trying to reckon money
in very small proportions appear In
the various values given to mite"
in the sixteenth and seventeenth CEN
tury books of commercial arithmetic.
The original mite" seems to have
been third of Flemish penny. but
the nse of the word for the widows
coin OF the New Testament made its
regular English meaning half a far
thing. and some old people may re-
member applying the name to the
short lived nineteenth century coins OF
that value In those old arithmetic
books mite" stands for various val
ues not represented by actual coins.
but obviously used in reckoning. A
work of 1706 makes it one-twelfth Of q
penny, two sixteenth century books
one-sixth of a farthing. and In 1874
Jeake's arithmetic made it as little as
one sixty-fourth of a penny.-London
Chronicle.
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Avjators Fall

kviators Fall to Death. ~
London, Sept. IA dispatch to TIN
Post from Paris says that a French
military biplane, caught in an af1
pocket above Bois de Vincennes, fen
killing two aviators and four persons
In the street. Four other persons were
severely injured.
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When a man takes his wife out
for a street car ride folks say he
merely pretends to like it.
You must not place too muc.
confidence in a dog, because l.
wags his tail, as that is not tn,
end he bites with.
Judging from the number of wo-
men who support themselves, the
coming woman is here.
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Bio Mortality Among seropIane Pilots

Bio Mortality Among HeropIane PEcts
Paris, Sept. 1.-THE total number
Of aeroplane pilots killed thus far in
the war is estimated at fifty, divided
among the beii2erents as follows:
Russian, 16; French, II; English. 4;
German, IS. This does not take into
consideration pilots and crews OF diri-
gibles. many of which have been re-
ported destroyed.
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U. S. Debt S2.824,ee5.763.

Washington, Sept. 1.-THE gross
public debt of the United States on
Aug. 81, 1914, was $2,S24, ,665, 1886, ac
cording to a statement issued by the
secretary of the treasury.
Optimistic.
Among those who applauded the loud
est and longest when the sweet =
graduated WAS young man of twe$
ty-two. He kept 1t up so long that al
oldish man turned to him and said: 4
"You must be In love witk thats- 80
81 am, sir"
"Going to merry herTS
II am
son salart1pf about
four D.
"And
"We wiftta!n
say and have it
roasted, hashed a.
,be filed up and contehS
about us. Mr.. Manr'-Provi}
nal
Tho Old style.
No, this is not Esperanto:
Koom oontaw thez yelauoo
And then taak handZ:
Koortsid hwen eeoo haav al
The wayld waavZ hwist 1
Nor is it the song of boy'scout wnf
Is initiating the below Of the hedge,
bog and at the same tine whlsrnEsi
between his teeth No 1T is Shais
speare's lyric. Come nato these yellow
sands" etc, rs rewritten after thS
Glizabethan style.-Lontf'n GLOBE
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Not Much Mind.

Pinhead-'Tis the mind that makes
the body rich. Miss Pickles-Don't
worry. Poverty Is no crime Birming-
ham Age Herald.
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ROBERT Z. { + kIAM,
Secretary of State.
First Came Law.


The first game law" for the protec'
hon Of wild animals and birds was en-
acted in 10GS by William the Conquer
or. This decree of the Norman king
was called a forest law, but its prfnci
pal purpose was the preservation OF
game. Forfeiture of property was
made the penalty for killing or dis
abling any kind of wild beast, while
the slayer of stag, buck or bear, II
convicted, had his eyes put out. These
laws, of course, applied only to the
masses, since the royalty and nobility
we're permitted to XIII as much as they
pleased In fact, the principal purpose
of the pioneer game law" was to pro-
vide sport for the few. The first par
liamentary game law in England was
passed in 1896. Game laws in Amer1-
ca have become increasingly strict OF
late years. but they were adopted too
late to save many species, nota bly, the
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Mount lassen Has 30th Eruption.
Fedding, Cal, Sept. 7.-Lassen peak
IA its thirtieth eruption since May 30
belched forth black smoke to height
of 1000 feet. The eruption lasted foi
thirty minutes.
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favor thevsof. the Governsseial BY ~
proclamation declare the sad amena~
votes. adopted by the people of Mary
land as part of the Constitution thereof
and thenceforth said amendment shall be
part of said Constitution.
Approved April is. 1914.
Now, therefore, l. Phillips Lee Colds
borough, Governor of the State of Mary
land, in pursuance of the direction con-
Constitution of Maryland, and in COM
pliance with the provisions of Section 2
of the above recited Act do hereby ord
S45 of the Acts of the General Assembly
of Maryland of 1914 aforesaid. be pub
lfshed in at least two newspapers in each
of the counties of the State and in three
newspapers published in the City of Bal
timore, one of which newspapers in the
City of Baltimore shall be publ he'd in
the, German language. once week for
at least three months next preceding the
next General Election for n e., bef's o.
Congress, which election viii be held on
the first Tuesday after the first Nond ~
IN NoveinheI. 39lAs and At which elec-
to the Constitution shall he s.Enfttel l.
the form and manner prnscrib d by tn
General Assembly. to tha legal ana on +
fed voters Of the State for their adoption
or rejection.
Given under my hand and the Great
Seal of the State of Mary land
Done at the City Of An
napChs, on this 17lf
day of July, in the
Crhe Great Seal year Of our Lord one
of thousand nine hun
Marylard drpi and fourteen.
PHILLIPS LEE GOLDSBOROUGH
BY the GoVornn~:
ROBERT 2. tR RN!IAM.
Secretary of State.
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II is difficult nowadays, with Out
- deru seryiceable rifle before US, te
elieve that as recently as 1872 the
kkin5 figured as Z weapon of the bat
ssf>ield. IN t79z. match was shot al
' cton Green beV Vgesstsan archer and
aSa.,S ! s1Gl1in which, the archer sue
ug sixteen out Of TWEEN
he target to the mus
N. The dragon was the
the firearm with which ths
III ~r.gdon regiments were arm
TT had barrel only sixteen inches
aength. and the muzzle was like "a
hg serpent's mouth" The carabi
aa;-i Eed their name from a shor,
.r1n originally used by the irregular
airy of the Moors. The arquebus
Charles is time had barrel only
steen inches long and weighed abou'
teen pounds in all. In the trial o1
lie first percussion muskets against
d;ntleck 5000 rounds were fired
FROM each The official record was
q De III sffres against the fiintlock; per
- ioft musket, thirtytwo mistress
u,do1 Answers.
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Vera Cruz. SEPT. IL Hesll.V -, y,,s,, !,
ing has been zsoing cn between Go I'd
tutionaIists apdeeEI7 7e3crals il th9,s
cinity Of Puebla aud thL.a carloa tsg
wounded have alrea4sAa7Sived IN MeS1
leo City, where they are tiElfrssall thd
available hospital space.
Fighting is reported stH r.pgres
ing, with the ex-Federals .sssupeelas
aggressive. -
Definite confirmation was rex y
in Vera Cruz that Zapatistis entage,.
the capital -tt4-Sous'll Pefhan. makfh.s
their escape ~ the troops ~eenE
be mustered. The water works renlals
cut 1t is reported that Zapata has or
dered concentration for an attack.
Reports of ex-FederaI activity corr
tinue to arrive from the Isthmus. =
Tehuantepec, but no details.
General CarranZa's decree fors1-2
ding individuals to have more thal
sion is expected momentarily. 1t is o$
ficially explained that such decregl
may be demanded by the financial corr
ditions. However, it is interpreted a.
an effort to force eDnstitutionalist pal
per into circulation.
Conditions bordering on famine arS
reported in many places in the repdD'
lie for many months. Land is uncultf
waited and crops are not harvested, due
to long armed activity. This is expect
ed to precipitate even greater disordel
momentarily. z