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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10

The Estancin News says: A.. W.
Lyttle say that the thistle bloat in
cattle can be avoided by following
this system: Don't allow cattle on
thistles early In the morning when
they are wet. keep cattle yarded un-
I'll about : o'clock. and water them
frequently, Rt least three times a day.
Don't wait for them 20 come q the
water. but drive them 20 Il and keep
them there until they drink each
time, The bloat Is causcd by a gofse
Of tender thistics and then a gorge
OF water.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10
"sy What Right 90 You Take Poe.
session Of. NY Miner"

was not lacking in positive opinions:
and upon sufficient occasion he would
express himself. though often with
more force than delicaoy. Therefore,
upon this unexpected sally about the
girl. Phil changed the subject abruptly
and said no more Of Aragon or the
hopes within his heart.
Il wac not so easy. however. 10 avoid
Aragon. for that gentleman had appar-
emily taken the pains 10 inform him
self as to the place where they were
M work. and he was waiting for them
IN the morning with a frown as black
as a thunder cloud,
He's on" muttered Phil. as they
drew near enough 10 see his face.
what shall we dos"
do nothing" growled bud through
his teeth; you Jest let me do the talk.
ingl"
He Unanswered his horse adroitly
and, with a skilful turn. cut In be.
tween his pardner and Aragon.
IS diRs." he greeted. gazing down
IN burly defiance at the militant Ara.
gon; and at the same moment BE gave
DE Lancey's horse a furtive touch with
his spur.
"BuenOs dias. senoresl" returned
Aragon. stridlng forward 20 intercept
them; but as neither OF the Americans
looked back. he was left standing In
the middle OF the street.
That's the way 10 handle I'm" OBJ
served Hooker. as they trotted briskly
down the lane. Leave i'm 70 mel"
"ltll only make him mad" objected
De Lancey GROSSLY. what do you
want 10 do that for?"
He's mad already" answered Bud
Il want TO quarrel with him. so he
cant ask III any questions. Get him
80 mad no won't talk-then itn BE- a
fair hght and none OF this sn~ake-ln.the,
grass business"
Eyes. but don't put Il on him." pro
tested De Laacey. Let him BE-
friendly for a while, n he wants to-
Cant be friends" said Bud lacon
ieally; I'VE jumped his claim"
maybe he doesn't want IT, sug
geEted Phil hopefully He's dropped
q lot of money on a."
you bet ne wants a." returned
Hooker. with conviction. I'm goins
20 camp out there-the old boy /.
liable to jump u.s."
"Aw. you're crazy, Budl" cried Phil
but Hooker only smiled.
You know what happened 70 Kru
ger" he answered. I'm tell you what
We got 10 keep our eye open aroun,
here"
They rode on to the mine. whicl
was only about five miles from Fof
tuna, without discussing the matte
further; for, while PIN had GENERALLY
been the leader. In this particular cas-
Kruger had put Bud In charge, anl
ie seemed determined 10 have hi
way no far as Aragon vas concerned
In the ordering Of supplies and thI
laying ont OF Development work hI
deferred TO Phil In everything. but 70
tactics he preferred his own judgment
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10
WOOL BUYERS TREK
TO ROSWELL FOR
FRIDAY SALE
Roswell Wool and Hide Com.
pany to Turn Loose Their
C~Onsignments on That Date,
Expected; Prices Still Soar.

especial Dispatch 60 TIE Hcrald.l
Roswell. ". NJ, June l0.-Twenty
wool buyers from Albuquerque and
the east are expected here tomorrow
for the sales by the Roswell Wool aud
Hide company on Friday at wool
which hos been CONSIGNED 10 them.
The crcihn of the pecos ,llcy clip ~
represented In these sales.
The report last week that the May
berry Bond clip OF 25.0 o pounds had
been sold Is incorrect. The clip later
was bought hy Ralph Vanderwort Tor
~ contn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10
PROSPEROUS DAYS IN
. THE RANGE COUNTRY

John Shipleys who returned tho
first OF the week with 335 herd uf
COWS. WHICH ne bought In ~ Paso
from l.. r. Booker. " authority for
the statement that cattle are getting
scarce aud difficult 90 purchase at
any price. This was all he was ahi"
to set and will not Ice ahlc Go buy
more from that source. although
Shipley Brothers bought $4,000
worth II cattle iapt yes,r. which were
shipped into this county. ard hava
paid Mr.. Booker f1i4. zoe Tor cattle
since the first ~ last December.
With fine grass and the best pros
poets for a bumper feed crop, IL
~ lucky for carry county that II "
again well stocked with good cattla.
Clovis News.
Sheepmen are complaining that
grass is 40 TAN on tho RANCE that tho
herders have trouble In keeping their
nocks in sight on level gTound-Fort
Sumner Review.
sheepmen report an average ~
100 per cent Of lambs this spring,
with Some hocks going no or bet
ter. Tho recent rains have placed
the range iu excellent condition. ana
the grass Is better than Tor several
years. The usual spring drive Of
cattle and sheep TO the mountains
viii begin next wcek-Azgec Index.
Range stock In this section OF New
Mexico are now Ia splendid condition,
considering what they were six weeks
AGO. Young lamba are doing we'll.
large and growing fast. and tho ewes
are gctting plenty Of good wholesome
grass. cattle are getting In seoG
beef condition and by the middle Of
next month most everything or h
range will be fat enough to XIII Then
the prospects are that beef will be
cheaper. enabling the poor man to
get u steak once in q while, Spring
or StoCkman.
Never have the sheepmeE been In
a way To- expect mGre prosperity than
t. in store for them this year, ac-
cording Ia reports brought % ~ itos-
enwald a Son boy their country cus-
toners. The early spring rains
brought out the grass in nice shape
and mild weather prevailed during
the lambing season. The result q
hsen that the lamb crop amount To
over g5 per cent. the number Of the
wooily babies lost being unusually
small With many lambs and good
pastures and ranges the drovers may
well feel ~happy.~-Les Vegas optic.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10
THESE MEN WANT
STILL HIGHER PRICE

The SILVER City Enterprise says. Pat
and Barney McKeefry OF Alma are
shipping wool 20 silver city, awaiting
a luetuation for the better in the
market They are storing In the
Bouiware and Emo warehouse aud
viii chip when prices raise.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10
HOG CHOLERA SHOWS
IN ARrEsiA DISTRICT

The Artosia News says There have
been some heavy losses among hos
rahsqrs Ia shis vicinity lately. This
II the first time in the history Of hog
raising here that losses OF n con-
sequence have occurred. IL u hop
that the cholera will soon be stamped
put A preventitive b. being used
By SOME of the growsfs with success
y. G. Hiesins has been "a heavy loser,
having lost several fine brood Saws
and many ahontE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10

A little girl wrote the following
composition on men;
Men are what women marry. They
drink and smoke ana swear. but don't
so 10 church. PerhnpE n they ware
bOnnets they would. They are more
logical than women and also more
%goological. Both men and women
sprung from monkeys but the women
sprung farther than the men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10
Reports from Every County Show this Year Best in the
-Livesto History of the State-=
News and Gossip of the
Range in New Mexico


Paso bought ESQ cattle from the Me-
Kenzie ranch n,lt Fort sumner last
week.
Gnbe and Rog Garrison. recently Ut
Motiey'county. ToVts are Ia Fort sum-
ner looking fos o. location for q smil
COW ranch.
Henry J. wonord shipped several
cars of cattle from Tueumcarl laat
e. to Gillette, Wyomins.
We arc informed ~ a represcnto-
tive - the Teyas Suite bank Ut Far
we'll thdt "a bis dead which has boon
hanging Gre for sumc time between
that bank and Aructt A ElwOod, ~
Lubbock. inyol3 ing several hundred
head og the inquire 3" cattle was hnai-
~ closed Monday. the bank realizing
between forty and arts thousand dol
lars la cash iu the deal This puts
this bank on "a sim stronger financial
fCotiug. and Is ls the aim Of the man
ngement to make this bank orc OF the
strongest Ia thc Panhandle -Farwcii,
ToNus, Tribune
I'D sherlock. cattle buyer OF tho
Tompkins Cattle company, Denver.
Colorado. s. In town Mr.. sherlock ~
here 10 receive a shipment Of about
30 ears OF cattle which he purchased
from Frank Wallace. The stock VIII
be delivered her. on the 9Th or ION
of Junc.-Iiolbrook, Ariz., News.
-
George W. N,W,u shipped lt6 head
OWo cars1 of cattle Ca Denver Tues
day. ln the shipment We're 90 year
did heifrrs and 3N cows and calves
H~oihrook. Ariz, News.
Seventeen car loads ~ cattle
shipped into Clovis aud put unto curry
county farms 30 the record for the
past week. Shiplvy Bru hayine
brolreht Ia fourteen ear loads and
Dave owen three,
l. Z. Nernon, ranchmnn, Democratic
philosopher. and particular friend oi
The News in the Ccn.erv.ile country,
was here Tuesday ane Wednesday at
tending to business. lie claims the
finest crop Of calves In the county. and
IL prepared to prove his claim: and
he has lots Of them, too.-Cl0ytoH
News.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10

DO understand" said the irate
parent. that there Is some idioilc af-
fair between you and that impecuni-
nus youns D~edbroke2'
"Not very much, papa reFlied his
daughter sweetly, "only you"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10
tie FolIoDye4l IIIs Orders.

"Heyi' yelled the carpenter wrath
fully at his new assistant. didn't 4
tell you a. notice whcn the clue boiied
0vcrP"
~ ~ and did. responded M
ten"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10

r. L. Moore. Attorney. Cromwell
Bldg. 100 s and ST. Phone sA2.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10

Phone g. Red Barn. al W. Copper
for nrst-olass hacks and carriages
w. l.. Trllnblo a Co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10

san Juan county, reached Durango,
colorado last SATURDAY. bound i"r
Fred %rntchpulc az pnEosa springs.
The shipment represented gatherings
co. The san Juan county range and
SOME Navajo stun II also included
ID ear Of butcher stock for Sllycrtou,
Colorado.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10

Fourteen cars Of cattle were frrried
across The san Iusn at Pennington
last week ana driven Ca Aztec f0r load
ing The stun WIS bought hy D.. e.
Chambers for Hatcher brothers ut
Denver. Pennington is making a yis
urous fight for u stock yard which tn"
Denver ana Rio Grando railroad has
Teen promising To build for some
time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10

Frank Donugan of Alamosa. colo
rtdo, an extensive buyer and feeder
of cattle has been In Gallup and west.
crn New Mexico for a week buying
cattle. lie was In Albuquerque tor q
Few days, going from here Co Sui1.
Texas, where he will contract Tor
several thousand head of McXicnu
sun from the Tcrragas ranches.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10

James Ash Of TcXico has leased a
ranch about 20 miles northwest 81
Fort summer and Is moving his cattle
there. lie brought in 100 head OF cat
tie and % horses last week.
William and Henry Gardner Of El
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10

Among cattle trades ot Fort sutn-
Ecr last week were les cows bought
from W. g. Land by r a. Bates; a
shipment of 250 steers 90 Rifle. COT
rfado by J. =. Brown. and numerou'
smaller transactions. r. r. Erwin
drove $50 cows into his ranch whicn
he purchased near TexlCo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10

Joe Coger OF CentervilIc delivered a
bunch Of nne cattle at clayton last
week lie H. closing out his Union
county Interests n VIII move To 4
new ranch la Sau Miguel county.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10

Christian otto. the biz Union county
gtockmitn. has shipped about four
thousand head of cattle duritg the
iast ten days, chiefly To Denver parties
tor Wyoming feeders.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10

Sheepmen are complaining that
grass rs 80 tail on tho RANGE that the
hcrders nave trouble In keeping their
nocks In sight on levcl ground Fort
Sumner Review.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10

Henry j. wonord shipped several
cars of cattle from Tueuncafl iaat
week to Gillette. wyoming.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-23

3uder. preii. itetis. Raffinirs
ter Gut 2oaf 8.65e; popbersb 1856;
Cubes Sc, aranulirtsr 7.57e; Gonfecs
iioners u" 1856; Off ~ 7.40e;
neibsr srtra g" 7.20e; sgtra ~
IL.
Woiaffss III iieiis.--Nep Sr-
leans Open asttls 3s-45e, gentrifu.
gal 1S--20e per @allpne.
REFS. - Qpuiiiana, Gancp hedb
6f-7e, prima 5a-64e. orbindrtr At
&c. Japan 4a-4ae per piunb.
Dairps probutts.
Butter. - Warit ruhia. preifs
ilstia. Wbolsmilt grira 33e, Cen.
italijsbGrtra 30Ac, GentraIiaeb Girits
26A-27Ac. bo. Gseonbs 22--23e.
iranep. DARN 23e. padina Stod 19as
per pfunb.
RSfe - Tarit feR. nbio 161e,
glcrbnsnlider 161--17c, gltip Dors
171e, G9meiJsr 20--33e, bp. Bird
165c, 2imburser lac per pfunb.
Gifr. - Marit fetis. - prtma
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-23

Sdfen $3.25-e.5o, Tleii9erifisre
$5.5o-785, 6eifer $4.50-8.65,
auk s3.5O-5.75, auserleiene Bis
eytra 1886 $3.50. Gamers 1926
4.25, einise befts 4.40-4.50. Stoders
unb geebers $5.50-775, Stod.
S.ifer $5.25-6.25. Stod.&iibe $4.25
-5.25.
gullen. Die 3ufubr mar
siemlidb aroB unb bic preiie fielen um
10--l5c per 100 pfunb.
0iiuns unb lei6te $4.75-5.65. 80.
foena $5.75-6.40, grtra $3.50, fette
guLen $6.4o-675.
&dIber. = Bel outer Ra6frage
unb nur asrinser 3nfubr itiegen bic
Breiie Inn 25-50c per 100 Yiuno.
Orbindre unb rrobe $5.50-11 90,
fair Bis CUTE lsi6ts $8.00-11.25,
gItra $11.50.
g dpeine. = Sbtpobl bic gu.
fiibr mir m1Big mar, 10 lpar bod Der
Wartt i6pa6 unb bic preiie fir pos
fel. u1D iSleIldfrlorten IleieH I'M Loo,
fir 9srianbtiorten um Zoe per 100
pfuno.
Cute big uuserlsfene 8erpadungs'
unb sSleiiferiorisn $9.15-9.25,
ibtpere S4peins $900-9.15. orbis
nr. Big auserleIens idpsre fette Sdue
$5.75-S.25, Stags $4.50-7 90,
griru $7.00-7.25, leifte 8erI6ifs
| filnssiorten $8.40-9.25, iSertel DON
10 pfunb uno psniser $5.25-8.25.
g hdfe unb ga mer. -
Dos 4nse6ot mar ssrins unb bic
prsiis parsn itstig.
Shafe.-Grtras $5.15-5.25. quite
Els auserleisne $4.75-5.15. orbinGre
BIB fair $2.75-4.65. - 2dnmer
$5.5O-S.25. guus $4.50-5.25.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-23

BEL" Iun tbeilte i9 ben sg.'i9en @bss
leuten nod etnmal meine 4nii9t iiber
bic llria6e oes Spufs nit, beituub auf
Der iofortigen @ntfernung Der 80. 'f9en
|Sippf6aft, srfldrte ibnen. psl6es
SpdBden i9 mir erlaubt unO lparum;
tie Oantten mir ber5li4 uno idgtsn;
rWir pubten po9l, bnB Sic uns Rus
be oerl9dffen piiroen."
Der @eift mar erl0it. 9as &lppfen,
GraBen oas S6arren am 5auie uno
uuf bem 0a6e batten offenbar bic b0z
len 8uben oes g., bic I'M &omplotte
unO in Der gtd9bari6aft lparen, nit
Saden unD anberen Wert3eugen, Die
an Stonsen befeitigt DureR, beDerts
iteQigt. 0us 0eg3ieben Der 8ettbede
gef6a6 mittels elmer trumgebpgenen
Qabel uno fetner S9nur, has Werfen
in Der 9untelbeit Don Der alien W.'S.
init peritedt ge6ultenem Watsriul. Die
8et6eiligten bieIes 8orsanges iino
ur0btentbeils na4 beute am 2ebsn.
3u jeber @rnte purbe bei iy.'s bic 9ss
Ii6thte in erneuerter, Derme9rter unO
berbeiierier 2luflage er5d6lt.
2tIs i6 ipdter auf elmer Sagbercurs
| iion in elmer S9snte duf oerRrairie
eintebrts, nm gu ruben uno mid ets
Das 5r erfriI6en. fiel mir Die 9eiter.
felt, oas Strmun3eln unb 2G6eIn,
las bulbunterDriidte ai6ern Der an
peIen0en 2eute auf, beren @lide na4
mir geri9tet paren. SD fragte ben
8trt6 mad Der uria4e. Rad einiosm
30gern iagte er: r2tl5 Sic in Si4t
tamen, iagts Giner: ogben tummt Der
SerenmsiIter Der prairte."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-23

uno fr0bIt6 NIT ibueu gepIdtbert, NIT
Wdnnern, 6raueu Soloateu ltuo Stin'
bern.
2tber oiss YlallDera mar ssrube
metn 8eroerb gepeieH. pSte baben To-
pobl 3isiige gepObner tpie beiOnpsrs
&anoUebrleute in GuBerit peroadltlger
DeiIe ausgefragt" 60 lnutete Die
9ei4ulbigung. llnO erit ais id in
pa6rbaft ciceroniauiI3er 0ittion MID
pertbeiOist, al meiHe barmloIen pa
pierre ausgeIiefert bate, erIt na4oem
mad allen Ri4tungen teLepbpniert iino
teIegrap6iert Doroen mar. erit baHn
Duroe i4 entlafen. 0ertpeil mar es
uatiirli9 y&adt geporoen.
Ulan sntIieB mid freunoIt4 - gang
auberOroentIi8 freuRoIt6. llub bod
lab ia ben Qeuten an, oab Iie mir
nifn mebr truutsn. Sd nanoerte iHs
SOteI, I'm am nGAiten Worgen iofort
ab5ursiIen. 9inter mir ber stug ein
SoIoat - iiberaubtn mid oerfoIgeHb.
Sd tam ins 9oteI auf metn 3tmmer.
Bonn Ssniter oes buHtlen 3tmmers
aus iQb td, pie Der SOIOat elmer Rab<
fabrpatrouiqe etpas liar ma6te. Die
patrOuile bIieb Die sau3e Ru6t geSens
iiber Dem 9otel liegen -.
Dein Wirtb mar INNER febr se>
IprG6tg. eS6 mar Iein ein3iger 9aIt
--pie IoQte er ntft? 8ir batter biz
Oubin INNER ale 3uiammeu geieTen
- bic Dirt6in, Der Sobn, SDei SOa@
ter. Sd freute mid auf bas Gbenos
ehen unb Die ii8er anseregte Inter
bdltung. Qber als binunter lam, mar
fiji mid allein seoedt. 3par tamen iie
aQe na4eindnoer. mid Su begriibelt
unb mir au iagen, rpie peinli4 bag
Gan3e fir mid stpeien fein miiHs.
9lber in ibrem Reoep uno Ga6en mar
Elm peritedtes Wibtrauen: i9 lei ia
ani6einsnb Elm gan5 gutter Serl, aber
m0sli6 iei bod immer5in, bob :.
Damn piro uus ibnsn elm gunsss
| S6nelfeuer, uno bu 5ieben ii6 bod
bic msiIten ms Snnere Der Wagen alis
rid. glOBli6 beiBt es rpteoer: 2i4t
aus unb Genfter gu! 4lio 1pieber ein
SIieger unO 5por, permuthlit Der
glei9e, Der in @teben sefeben tppr.
ben mar unb unIeren 3ug entfpeoer
berfoIgt ober aud troB ullsr 8orii4t
uniererIeits ais 5iibrer ndh Sroutfurt
benust bat. Sn5piIden feste iiA
Der 3ul piebsr in 8etpegung. &ur3
Dor Der 6aQe tam es bann rpiebtr
gu kftisem 5suern. &beeIeben BON
ben sniI6en oen S6ienen pertbeilten
Splpdten iparen aud bic Si9nalbrls
den unb bas Saqenbah tart nit Wsis
Iitdr beiest, bas jeBt oas 5euer alf
unIeren SSlieeer tpteoer beftie Gufa
nabm. Ramentlid3 in Der grober
8abnbpFsba1e erbOb iiA Elm fhduberz
bates 9etDfe DON ben ouf Der SdIle
fauenben StdiIiet. 9pr oeR BGhns
bufe bate iidp cine erpBe MenIden.
menae eineefunoen, bic geIpaHni
sum 6imnel bindufiab, no bisDet'
len unier ben Dplten Der ichtpdr8t
g9ieienpogel gu ieRn mar. 2eioer n
ss nift qelllneeu, ibn berunter5ubo'
len. Gr mubte in Der ylGbe Dor
Grantfurt niseerseben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-23
Gbieaso %. Sept.

Gbicagp. %. Sept.
Wei3en.-s5iir S.pt.mber $.08A-
Ill. am SdluB S1.08A; fir Os3em'
Der S1.10a-1.13s, am SdluB Sill;
fir Mai $1.17s-1.21, ON S4luB
$1.1S1.
Mais.-fiir DECEMBER 719-73c,
am Sdlub 71Ec; fir Mai 74-75c,
am S6luB 74lc.
5afer.-5iir December 50b-519c
am S6luB sole; fir Nai 53b-54e,
am S6lub 53tc.
Rogaen.- 2 94-95c.
9srits 62-73c.
9imotbp $4.00-5.50.
Rlee nonlincl
BORT $500. Siir September
s17.s5: fir Sanuar $2o.3o-2o.45,
am S9luB $20.30.
S4mals S9.40. Sir Sttp6er
S9.37-9.5o, am SdluB $9.40; fir
Sonuar $9.95-10.05, am S4luB
1895.
Hippenieiteu S11.12-11.62 5ir
Sftobsr $10.92; fir Sanuar Slo.55
-10.67. am S6Iub S10.55.
Butter nisbriaer. grsmsries "a
29te.
gi.r niebrieer :, 20-21c; Srbi-
narp ifirits 2oa-21e. Girfts 21A-
22e.
9artoffeln nisbrissr. Serieps IA
SIC. mi6isan unb DiscOniiu rotbe
60-65c. bo. psibe Co.'s, Wlinnes
iota unb Datota Obios 63-68.
9efIiissl uiebrissI. Sprinsers 15c.
Sons 14c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-23

2itti9er Griurerun9eH.
SntereFante grinnerungen on Suttih
tbeilt Der 9iater 6offmanu DON Tal.
lcrsle6eu nit, Der Die oamals no1
nieoerldnbiI6e Staot DOR runo bun.
bert Sabrsn aufssiu6t bat. ~Bet
Sonnenuntersuu9 Rdbern mir pRs
er Staot. Die 5eeritrobe ptro Ieben'
biosr aber aub itaubiger; sanoe
S6aarsr pom Sasarbsitern, bic tpabr'
iheinlia bic .aanSe 8n6e iiber tn
aiitti6 beI6Gftist Darsp. iheinsn
isst auf ben SDnutoa aurid in thre
nube Seimdtb au aehen Sstm
@intritt in bic ,Stabt folQte uns I'm
Subel Der aau5e 9rpb thuuIrIttser
Qeuts nad uno bic SunSen Iiebeu IS
an Sep, bep!" uuo eiuigen berbsu
Qlrtiateiten ni9t iebIeu. itnb 70 selaus
osn mir bel Der 0rDbten Shetlnabme
bes 9ublttums in unfer Saithdiis.
S6on bic nenieen bsuticheu Worte,
ponnit uns Der SeItuer empfing, reid-
ten hin, unisreu Summer fiir ben
luueublid au ittlIen. @ber letoer muir
BEN mir bdlb ppn reuem setauidt;
man oloste uns babatsrid an, dls
Ieps nur lebieli6 aui unieren 9slb-
bsutsI abaeIeten. Die i&le6te ges
ptrthuno entiprdh aaua eein Bltden
Der G5oitseber." Spffmoun Don Gdl'
| lerslebeu eraGbIt peitsr, pis istnfit
| ReiisaefGbrteu bic 2uit Derstns. nit
aiittit nGbsre 9etannf6oft Az f4lts-
gen. unb ME Tie TN Guitbuuie bic abs
fabrt bes giffes ndd Ndffriht ab-
tpartstsr, pGbrerb er islbit etnen
Runboano bur 6oie Staot ndhu, bic
eSabr6uuberte binbur6 ala Bistbuut
aum tusitfSIiI6sn arstis ssb5rts.
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flyer etabt einen @uieritunO bon
11,5 HuB.
Die folsenbe, SepeIfen trafen
ip16rsnb BEG aeitrigsn 5usss bier ein:
piitsburg pa.-5,9 8uB unb fdat.
Wbeeling. 20. 9a.-7.8 uub fGllt.
partersburg, SO. 9a.-2.9 uno fdlt.
Sinton, 80. Da.-1.8 II. TT itationGr.
&anapba Sails. gB. @a,-0.O unb III
ftation1r.
pt. pleaiant. 80. 8u.-O.7 unb fdlt.
Gatfsttsbura, ab.-1.7 uno f1qt.
qortsmoutb, O.-28 unb fdllt.
2ouispiae, &p.-8.8 unb fdllt.
Gpanspiqe, sSnb.-3.5 unb fdnt.
Chattanooga, Senn.-5.6 unb fGat.
Cairo. sSG.--18.3 unb itsiat.
Wempbis, 2enn.-9.7 uno iteigt.
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Ghicaao. %. sept.

Gdtueine. .--3ufubr 1900. Wartt
i6nad, nit ben msiiten gsrtduisn gu
$S.40-8.85, leidts S8.70-9.25, ae.
mif4te $8.25-9.25. ihpere S805--
e.05, raube $8.05-8.20. fSsr.sI $5.25
1856.
RinbDisb.-3ufuhr 5000. Tsartt
pilig. gsepes $6.85-11.00, Stiere
$6.25-9.15, Stoders uno SSeeoers
$5.40-8.35, aiibs unb Seifsr $3.50
-9.20. &Glber $8.00-12.0o
Saufe.-3ufubr 10000. Warti
feit. SGafe 4.90-5.80. Sdbrlinge
$5.75-6.o0. 2immsr $6.5o-8.0o.
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Cincinnati, %. Sept.

Cincinnati 22. Sept.
3ufubr unb gsrfanbt ipdbr.nb ber
persanssu.n "a Stunbsn, persIiHen
NIT bsm pOrbersebenben Gage paren
ipis foIat:
3ufubr. Rinbb. Sdipsins. G1afe.
Werfanbt ipdbrsnb berislben 3sit:
81. Sept. 1898 3311 1415
%. G,pt. 3O1 1858 1892
Rinbp. S9psins. Shafe.
e. e. s:ss s:St: lsss ass a7ss ass sss sss
Rinbpieb. - Obipobl bic GU.
fubr nur mGbig mar. 10 mar, bitisIbe
bod asnisenb, bsun bic Rudfruse
mar q.ring. Die prsiis tporen itetig.
Wil9iiibe blieben ebenfalls itstis.
GApers unb mititlmdbiee Gfisre
$50 $50. GytFa $S.75-e.Q0.