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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-08
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Der Mortt mar in Der berfloiIenen
Wode ungetp5bnIi1 lebbaft unb i'm
Nusemsinsn fen. Die foigenben Quoz
tirunssn tpurben amSdlub Der @ode
nambaft semd4t:
era@net WusItn--@redi sans q she,
fooiier SIC, Big = &c, Sagamore &c, Senber,
ieT Gamilp oxe, nnoI. enc. griabton g 9
sa io M ssss.lt g. III i0 49, rs Mo..ss ss; g ioA a,s
22,te. 90. Sl 2ohe, Sris6ton w 3oe. 30.
Sesfsfefe mnsI,ns- momfups
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ls, g. a.7Ee. 4ammenS 3 TX. SolasbyIeI syteg
Can &c. Gib Gaii6fui ee. Masie &c. sepSTetsi
1914 25c. DO. M 23c Utica i0H 25e, DO. eIi
M 21e Rofeoooo 1o/4 24aes DO. vi 221ze.
Stimfs-ameftean eps.iinas sxe. Central
Bert lke. stmerteen 2nolse SIC, So. MonrE
eraue sac. paetiIs 1pid ROBES eHe. Raitonai nal
exc, ean xop 514c. Orion &c, Clarion Ixe.
d n g-gSalbron INC, gortpoob inc,
geaiberprocf 1876, amcsiens u 6 " 14c,
Euesn Of fbe ggeft Xxx 15he. susouebauna
i7he, Goreitosa . Q 1915.
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9 ae, GbGeitgInfiie e5ke, eancaier gtapIe 6k {,
1912 &c. fttnefion &c, Grasmore 5Ac, Gietafor
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-08

oBeifiitteruHs1 foI mebrmals I'M ga,
ee oorgenommen fperoen. Das bie uni
pa gebrdu9li6e Derfabren, bic Fer.
tel f9on in Der fe9itsH Gsbenstpo4s
dil3uieben, 1T gdn5li9 Dertebrt. Dts
Gertel iinb in einem foldsn alter nod
biel gu tpenig entipidelt, bleiben bes.
balb iofort Iaueere 3eit In ibrem
Wa9st9nme suriit unb betommen bas
5u unj90ne Gormen.
Sofern bic Gsrtel our IufSuGt Be-
itimmt fino, follten biefelben BON Ell.
mem 4lter BON a9t Wo9en ni6t dbaez
ipobnt perben. Bel entfpredenber slit
terung Der Mlutterfauen fperben 6iefe
audi nod ldnser Wild abIonbern unb
tann man bic Sertel unbebentli@ Bis
5fpolf QBo6en faugen ldfien.
Gei allmdblidem 4bgepDbnen bDrt
BET Den Wtiittern bic Mildabionbes
rung langiam auf unb bic syerfel
Dergeffen bic WiIh fammt Der Mutter
1alb. gfa6 benz a6fesen fouen bic
5frtel nit gutem, nabr6aftem Sntter
oeriebsn perben, bamit iie unausge-
.eBt idhneu ua4fen unb ii9 in ben
5ormen siinitis f6nea enttDideln.
pafsr unb @srfe finb neben Grim
utter in biefer 3sit bic 8utrdgli9itsn
Suttermittel. Der 3ii4ter mub felt
m Qnse be9alten, baB bas 8adss
bum Der S1iere Inn 10 raider err
'olgt. ie asiiinber biefe finb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-08

gbieaap 8. SEPT.

wv " o. Sepl'
Deisen. .-Siir Gsptem6sr $1.1o--
LII, an S6luR 81. .19t; fir Deaem.
lfer $L21a-L24a, am Gdlut
81 .224; fir Mai $1.28a-1.32, am
GdluB $1.29a.
Wais.- Sir De8ember 75a-762e,
am S4luB 764e; fir Mlui 784-
1890. am Ghlub 1896.
oafer. Sir DECEMBER 54-54ac,
am Sdlus 54se; fir Waai 57a-
58tc. am GdluB 57sc.
Rosgen. .-Ro. 2 $lOO.
Gerite 71-80c.
SimDtbp $4.5O-6.O0.
alee nomineu.
PORT $20.50; fir Sanuar $22.So
23.05. am ShluB $22.92.
Shmala $10.12; fir Oftober
S1017-10.27. am SdluB 5000;
fur sfanuar $l0.92-11.92, am
ShluR $10.97.
Ripmnisitsn S12.25-12.e2; fir
Sttober $12.12; fir Sanuar SILT
lisp. am SdluB SLIP.
Butter. Stein Martt.
gier bDher su 18-22ac, orbindre
firits 2oa 21Ae, firits 22a 24c,
&artoffeln iuilltg. cserfsps 75--
300. MinneiOta Dbios 65-7Oc, sri.
@aan unb DiscOniin tpsiBe 65-7oc,
10. rDtbe 63-65c.
@efliisel nisbriser. Springs 15c,
Foipls 15e,. 6iibner lie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-08
EiebMdrfte.
Cincinnati 7. SEPT.

Cincinnati Z. Sept.
3ufubr unb Werfanbt pdbrenb Der
bersdnsensn 48 Stunbsn, bersliden
nit berielben 3eit ber perganaeneu
Wode, tparen ipis foIst:
3ufubr. EinbD. S9tpeine. Sdafe.
81. 4usuit 2769 3T37 2601
IL. Sept. 2343 2746 1453
Wsrianbi ipdbrenb bsrielben 3eit:
Rinbp. S9p.ine. GGafe.
81. 2lusuit s65 400 929
z. Sept. j. 21 s33 AL
Rinbbieb. = Die 3ufubr mar
heute siemlid out unb bette fstte
Stiere parsn fsft i'm preiie, ale an.
Ioeren Sorten dber 10-15e niebriger.
- Mil6iiibe iparen itetig.
SdDere uno tniitslmdBige Gtiere
H.75-9.00, Cbien $3.50-6.75,
Jleifdsriiiere $5.50-8.O0, 6etfer
$4.75 800, i&be $3.5O-5.85, aus.
erlsfene $8.00-6.65, Gamers $3.75
Stoders unb sseeSers $5.75-
7.75. Gfod-6eifsr $5.50-6.5O, Stpds
aiibe $4.50-5.50.
Bullen. = Die 3ufubr mar gut
un6 preiis piaig Bis 10-25e niebri.
aer.
Diinne unb leihte S4.65-5.75,
Bologna $5.S5-6.50, ertra $3.50,
fette 9ulIen $6,50-7.0O.
HGlber. - Warft lausfam unb
preiie aIlaemein Soc niebriser.
DrbinGre unb sroBt $5.5O-10.25,
Tair bis CUTE lsiate $7O0-1O.75,
egtra $11.00.
g dpeins. = Die 3ufubr mar
bents aerinser ipis am felben Gage Der
sbtsn Mode unb 8erpaGunss. unS
Jleiiderforten paren Sc bDber.
CUTE Bis uuserlefene @erpadunss.
lHb Gleii&eriOrten $9.25-9.35, or.
,ilGre Bis aussrleiene ffnpere fette
5due S5.B-8.25, ertra 1886, |
5tcas $4.75-7.25, leidte 0eri6if.
ungsforten S8.25-9.00. sSeriel DON
10 glfunb unb ipsniser $5.25-8.OO,
mittelmdbise 0erf1ifs |
unssfortea 80. .10-9.1 15.
9 Hafe unb 3dmmer.-Die
lufubr mar beuts rur fbtpan unb
5hdfe iietia Bis tart. 2dmmer absr
aum itetig.
G6afe. -Grtrd S4.75, CUTE Bis
userlefene $4.25-4.65, or6iHdre bis
air $2.50-4.00. admmer S5.25-
10, guas $4.00-5.00.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-08
aasisdrtise Nexrste.

Rem gOrt s. Sept.
Wlehl iuirb feit aebalten.
NogqenmebI feit.
Maismebl itetis.
Rpggen fart. no. 2 tpeitIiher 99c
Il. |. (. Buffalo.
@trite itetig.
Wsiaen. 9lm plab unssreselt.
Veuer 30. 2 rotber $1.241, ntuer glo,
2 barter 81. .234. neuer Ru. / Roribern
Duluth $1.264 unb Ro. / alter Mani.
toba s1.29. ale nOminea {. |. (. 8uf.
fnlo.
Mais slm plas ipilIis. go. 2
gslbes 90As {. /. {. Set aniunft; 4r.
ssntiniides itritt prtma 92e Hominel
obeeliefert.
Safer.-9tm plat feit. STANDARD
ipeiber 57a5se. so. 3 57-57at.
fanrp clipped peiber 59a -61it.
6su rubia.
6opfen rubig.
5dute ftetig.
2eber feit.
a5rrf ftttig.
8eef ilngeregelt.
GGmdla itetia; raffinirtss fieiis;
COMPOUND rnbia.
Iala rufia. j
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-08

| 3nder. prsile ifetig. Raffinir.
ter Cut aoaf 1856; pppbersb 1856,
Cubes Sc. aranulirter 7.57c; gonf,e.
ticHtrs ~N1 1866; off sa@ 7.4Oe;
ipeibsr e1tra e. 7.20e; sytra .ga
Il.
Noiaffes IN iietia. gleip Or.
leans Open RettIe 3845c, genfrifus
gal 18-20c per UaIIoue.
Reis. ~ Gcuiiidna. ;yancn Geab
I61 -7f, prima 54-64c, prbindrer Al
DC. Sdpan A X Der apfunb.
Dairp prpbusts
Butter. - Warfi rubia, I,reiTe
feiier. Wbolsmilt grtra 341e, Gems
trdlijeb grtra 32e, Centralized syirifs
% 29c, bp. Gecpnbs 23a 245e.
Tanep Doirp 23ie. pudins Stod
21e per pfunb.
Rdfe Marft ftif. Dbto 16se,
Norbntfflider 16k-17e, ITEM gori
17dr, G1wei5er 90 33c. bo. Irid
Isle. aimburser 14s per pfunb.
Gisr Wlarst feit. gDrima
frif6e 5iibnersisr 24Ae. iirfis 23c,
orbind.e firits '1ss, fstonbs Ice per
Dubenb.
@efliigeI. ~ 3ufnbr mdbis,
Martt itsttg. Gpringers BON III pfb.
unb boriiber 14a-15r. inter II Vfb.
15Ar. 0ennen 14-15c, Sdbne 9ac,
Irutbiibner To- 20c, GulIs 81, iunge
Gnten 10-12c. Gdnie 6-sc per pfb.
Cbii uno 0smiifs
Jungs Mepfel. - Wsaiben
9lufb. eytrd fanrD $500 $50 per |
8bl.; Wpif Wibsr $3.50 400 per |
1bl.; einnbsimifhs 25--5Oc per Blu;
gcunb ylcBnI $500 ESQ per Hbl.; |
saimmsx p RtIlftapsr 81. .25--26Q pss |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-08

Die Hantsn fotpobl ipis bic
2dnotlsiainfrter blieben asitern, am
arbdtertdae, gef@lOHen. inb es ftnb
,qber, NIT Musrabmt Der WiebmGrfte
ano bes p0behtIi1en Neri@t5, feint
esrdnbtrunsen In ben luotirungen
~ psrdsi@nen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-08
QIapbsrm aa I den.

patI6en: rOnfel, On biit ia bu[H
70 arob iDie elm Rieie; linb odbei fugt
wadma INNER, Du bit ia BLOB io'p
tIeiner 8edmtsr!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-08

gtMslnnsti. 3 se,t. ta,x

Gtnetnnsti. 8 Gett. 1914.
1is Uff9dite iparen aud beute mieber
ffbr sudis IN ben birsgen Banten unp 05sib
mar ish. Ginige Hanfen oeriiid,ten bie
binSsatsn Anf TX berauiauf6rauber. hoG
wartn fie banit nid,t ishr erioloreih Nar
TarIeben ON eau aeasn beife Gihtr2stff
perbsn bon ben Baiiien ee6 bere6mef ,,uS
psiAditSuapiere Der &unben ,perben s6sn.
fauS ~ e96 oisfpntlrt.
Ushfsi suf Nuv psyf
mnresn ~ s0f 9isfonto Der slo0s apiTd5tx
nanisn perfouit. Die Gouxterrate befraat
eOe 3simit per $1,000.
Es@ia asf enssys
EabsI'WnDeilnngen aut aonoun uurbeR
" S606 Der STUMP Gieriina austirt. an
Wen vori uurbeR Mehfef eufs Qonbon
~ e4e0H-60fK u per Efunb Gterlino. uuf
ZIMMERMAN Su 41K Gents per Oufben uUb
auf Sfodbolm tn soc per Krone auotirt.
Saubss. rbiisaflsnes.
subia ans itettG Die sanfsn qustiren
einiauf. gersaui.
- 3cnbs 1895 Coup ITO t1fX
S& Bonbs. 1918. .f0i 1o9
sx Uonbs. 1884. 81 W
= yaHdma ..... 96N gfb.
~ yaHama ........ 100 1o7
0issrlas 6snfs unnte
!. Die llmidt. I'm hieiaen gfsarlnatoule
fsliefen I'D heute auf s8,777,750. Tis lin.
lase oer seriloiiensn Mohe telisfen 5ih auf
so .675.l 40. gsaen S2i $50, 400 in bsr for.
itfpoaoirsHpsn WoGe bts pcrisea JobrsS.
rsfaf.ssinrifstss.
Der Ndsst Iiegt aans unb gar barnisosr
nue q purbe I'M oIfeneH Wdrffs npr elm
sin8igtr Bsrfaui berifttt. Hdmlid, Qltien
Der Cine. Cas q Glsetrie 90. 5m s4X.
slahltebnoe Tabene son i'm bisHsen |
9sarit bstabli4tn Dsnbb uno aftien ciett
rit ofeiieatn Euotirunaen an, iuie Iie Dor |
cAfYb bet B6rie benanben:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-08
pferSe nnb Sysanleiel.
Cincinnati. cent,

SiHttN HuII, 4. SSpI.
0as glngebot bon pferben unb
Ilaultbieren tDar in Der bsriloHenen
Wo9e gering unb belief ii6 auf 224,
reip 25 Stiid. Die Ra9frase mar
cine cute unb Der Martt mar felt. Die
Qnotirunsen fparen tpis folgt:
g6ipere5nspferoe. 1850 bis i.eOogtsi7B-225
gdrm,StuieH, 1,200 biz 800 gfb.. 10000
g,rreb Gbunis, 1000 bis l,200 no. if0--f75
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 300 bis i,000Bf 150--176
Sn0ltne pferbe, 900 Dis 1000 Dfb.. 1f0--175
Xllas .......................... 3D. 80
tDeftern Gale 0ferne. ne............. 2S--f0J
agenIeieI. ~ bis a Sane. 900 Bis
( big loo Observation-Disclosures t75--255
l,5oO .............-............ 90-165
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11slid5er Waarftberid,t.

"Ns"h ". SSpt.
Ok nadfolgtnben Quotirunssn Be,
lk4en ii4 nur uuf Gngrob Erans.
sttionen. 8ei ileintren geI@dfteu
lperbm sttDas bijbsre preiie kreGnst.
probifionen.
Der Marit mar rubis. preiie feH.
2 d m 3. - prtni Gteam
10.W-10.4Oc.
1rodenAefdlaenes Gleif&.
Short clear Ssitsn 14--144e, Ibprt
Nippsnfeiten 13s-13ac, ertru ibort
clear Geiien 13a-i4e, G@ulfern
-. Be,isB 15-154e, Iofe unb ac
mebr berpndt.
Bacon.-G Gbort clear Geiten
15a -15Ae. furae Rippnfeiten 14i
-15c, trtra fbort clear Ssitsn 15 -
l5ie, Shuliern nnb Bellies
169 9-16tc lofe unb IL per pfunb
mebr perpadt.
Guaa1 gnre6 afetftb. -
Shinten 20 -20tc, g}icnic Gdultern
16-15ac, Breaifnit Bacon 20a 21r,
S4n!t:rH 15-15se, irodsne geefs
Sdinftn 28-30c.
GiBaep5feItes Hfetfth.-
Sdinsen 17-17te, g]ienir GGnltern
13-13se, Bellies 17a-19e. gduls
tern 13-13ae. Tet6 yott Gut 13--
1876.
Srif@-s Nreifn. - e6in.
Ten 15a 16Ie, g]itn!e GduItsrn III
Lie. G1ulisrn 11a-11ac, f6ort
Mippenfeiten 13-13ae. fbort clear
Stiten 13-13ae. ertrd ibor. eeiten
l3- 13ac, Bellies 16i-17ac propfb.
Wthl nnb @etrsibe
Wsbl. - Minter patent $5.25 -
5.45. Minisr Ganep $3.50 5.15, bo.
gamilp $4.5O-4.65, grtra $4.O5 -
AS. orbinGres $3.50 -4O5. 6orter
Wei3en patent $5.10-6.30, bo. fancp
s5.45-5.70, bo.gamilp S4.654.85,
Rpggenmebl, ilorbueitlides eefniiates
s5.10-5.25, reines 9Th $5.05 -
5.45 per gbI.
Weiaep - 30. 2 roif<r Minter |
q. 1.22--1.24, Ro. 3 bo. $1.2O-1.22, |
Ro 4 rotber $1.12-119.
Welf9torn. y1o. / tpeibes !
'6e. go. 2 bo. S5a -88e, go. 3 30. |
'5- -85ae. Ro. A bo. S4s-S5c. 80. s
%. 84-843c. so. 6 bo. 83a-84e. |
20. ! aeIbes s5e. glo. 2 bo. S4a a85c, |
10. 3 bo. S4-s45c, $40. 4 6p. 83l
-84c, no. 5 DO. 83 83Ac, SO. 6 bo. |
'2a-83c. glo. / aemif6tes 84Ac,
10. 2 DO. "a S4ae, Ro. 8 bo. Ssh
4e, no. 4 bo. 83S3ac, Ro. 5 bo.
23-83cs Ro. 8 bo. 82-S2se. Wei.
ss aolbenf0rn s6-s7c, aelbes Rol.
entorn 86 SIC. asmif6.es soIbens
Urn $3.50.
6nfer.9Ro. 2 fpeiber 54s-55e.
5tanbarb ipsibsr "a 54ac, RO. s
,etBer 53t SAC. glo. 4 peiber 53--
$40, 30, 2 semiiGtsr 52s -53c, go.
semif1ter 52--523e. 30. 4 ssmil9s
4 51-52c.
Hoggen. - No. 2 98-99c, 30.
$3.50. 30. 4 95-97c.
Wal5. Griibiabrs geriie 97e
-$l05. bo. orbindreS8 97c per gu.
Wbfsfs.
@srtauft ipurben 1889 Bbls. Di.
illsrs 'iiniibep Goobs 6uf oey BATS /
IN $1.39 per GalIone.
Groceries. 4
aaffes- Marst ruhie. prsiie
4. SE
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6dute. Wldrtt lebbnft unb feit.
NoBgeialjsne g2o. / 14a--15c Der
pfb.; go. 2 DO. 13a--14f per pfb.-
9th Builders frifde 10 15ar, bc.
gountrp 12A13e frif4esaaIbfslle
l717Ae per gfb. I.
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@us ben pfdnen fpu6s balS bic
Shat. Die 1ilIa mar getdufi, Der
Stabtarhiteit bdite etn Sommertheo,
ter, sfpei Dpnamomoi6tnen tdmen aus
Wtostdu on. Gin Mutomobil brad,te
bic Dina ins Sbentsr uub SiHon Sis
honoipitfd unb SeIenu qoploipnu
aus benz Sbeater. Sn Der nSd0ner
5elena" itrablte Die Giinftlsrin i'm
Glanse BON 10000 Rubel 9rinanten.
M0beI i'm Rofoftil ibmiidten lire
MpbHung, nnb elettriihes9idt erleuhs
tete iie. am llfer bss 5luHes arbeites
ten 3irlmerleute am Dumenbab nuh
ameritdnii9em Wuiter. Wlit eiuem
Worte: bic &nItur erspB iid in brsi.
tenn Strome iiber bic @tubt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-08

9sIsnbaeN UaNb1.
ssssis:isis ~ 4 L ss!ss4s s!s4 Ga s.blss & @ ~.
setD lkS.. ssNl sTss 6s Cert o. NJ 80.
~ 6s.....Jioo l.... 10 Tiinrils'a2ioo H..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-08

" onn 4sienpabs uAisn
~ is''; 4: 4: 4: AZ, es$ "A! a E
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-05

smooths any rough places left by the
machine and leaves the road with a
smooth. even surface. 1t must be
borne in mind that a sand-clay road.
unlike other roads. cannot he finished
in short space of time. 1t can, of
course. be left in an apparently fin
ished condition with a hard, smooth
surface. but it will be found on close
examination that the hard surface is
in reality only crust. underneath
which are several inches of loose ma
terial. After the first hard rain the
crust Softens the road gets bad and
the work appears to be failure. This.
however, is just what is needed to
make 1t eventually good. After the
road has dried until in a plastic state
1t should be dragged until the surface
is once more smooth. with the proper
crown. and should be kept this way by
dragging at least once a day until the
sun has baked it hard and firm. The
mistake Of keeping traffic off during
this process of resetting should not be
made. The continuous tamping of the
wheels Of the wagons and hoofs of
horses is needed to pack the sand-clay
into homogeneous mass.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-05
SAND-CLAY FOR
ROADMAKINC
Valuable For Improving Earth
Highways.
BUREAU TEACHES FARMERS.

The Office of Public Roads Calls the
Attention of Rural Communities to
the Value Of Natural Sand-Clay In
Improving Earth Roads-Methods OF
Betterment Advocated.
In view of the fact that great ma
jority of the roads of this country are
| of the ordinary earth type, it is impor-
tant for the farmer to understand the
best method of improving such roads.
The office of public roads advises the
| communities to have an engineer go
over the old earth highways. or. in lieu
of an engineer, that the farmers them
selves should see to it that the roads
are so graded that the bitches or gut
terS are parallel with the center line
of the road. Cutters must have uni.
form grade and be of sufficient ca
pacity to keep the surface well drained
Drainage is the most important fea-
ture of an earth road.
Every farmer who lives in section
where both sand and clay are preva,
lent travels occasionally over some
particular spot in the road which is al
ways good and rarely requires atten
ton from the road hands. Good drain
age may be responsible for this cond-
ton. or it may be found on investiga
ton that there is good natural mix.
ture of sand and clay forming the
wearing surface. II this strip of road
is always good there is no reason why
a surface of similar material on the
entire road should not produce like re-
suits.
Analysis of the best natural sand
clay mixtures will show that the sand
forms about 10 per cent of the whole.
The test is simple. Weigh into an Or
binary medicine glass two ounces Of
the dried mixture and wash out the
clay, Dry the remaining sand and
weigh again. The loss in weight will
represent the amount of clay orig
inally contained in the mass.
The theory of the sand-clay mixture
as road building material is that the
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The average man expects a pound
of gratitude in exchange for an ounce
of charity.
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j Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. TRAY left on
Tuesday for Montgomery, Ala, where
they expect to make their home for
the present. Mr.. TRAY was for many
years the city clerk and tax collector
of Palatka, and has good many
friends who greatly regret the depar.
ture of himself and wife.
DR.. 2. Brantley of Grandin was in
the city on Tuesday and Wednesday
Of this week, an interested viewer Of
the election returns of the county as
they were bulletined DR.. Brantley
was for number of years a member
of the county executive committee
and has ever taken a deep interest in
politics, especially of the county He
has been practicing at Crescent City
duling the past tel months, but last
week sold out and has returned to his
rome at Grandin. He will live at that
rl4cc but his practice will call him to
all parts of the western end of the
county, where he iN known and hon-
cred.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-05

It's easier to borrow ten dollars
worth Of trouble than it is to nego-
tiate the loan of ten cents in cash.
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Painful.
The average man may have music
in his soul, but his voice spoils it.

Tobacco salesman wanted. Earn
500 monthly. EXPENSE. Ex-
perence unnecessary. ADJ .rt;ss
and take orders from merchants for
Smoking and Chewing tobacco, Cig;-
rettes, Cigars, etc. Send &c stamp
for full particulars. HEMET TO
BACCO co. New York, N Y.
6-5-10t.
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here on Wednesday.
Mrs. J. H. Millican entertained a
auction bridge most delightfully."- OF
| Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. H. F. Lecks entertained Mon
day afternoon in honor of Mrs. W. M
Gallagher of Jacksonville.
Miss Inez Wattles is spending the
week at Artesia-o the-St. Johns, the
guest of Miss Helen RAIDER.
Mrs. A. L. Glass and three children
of Gainesville spent the week end with
her mother, Mrs. NJ. l. Coke.
Mrs F. L. Thorpe and mother spent
last week in St. Augustine, guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Oldfather.
And still they come. The Ford
Sales Co. has just received another
car load of Ford touring cars.
Mrs. Fred Merrill will entertain
this afternoon at a bridge party in
her usually charming manner.
The birthday of jefferson Davis, a
legal holiday, was observed in PalaU-
KID ny tue CIcSInS VI Ile Daliho'
How tame seemeth all this litera-
ture of the defeated candidates in the
light of Tuesdays crash of votes.
Major J. L. Burton was a visitor in
the city on Wednesday, coming from
Crescent City with the election boxes.
G. johnson Tucker of Georgetown
was in the city on Wednesday, an in
terested spectator, in the election re-
| turns.
| Mrs. J. H. Randolph will entertain
tomorrow afternoon in honor of her
sister, Mrs. Chas. P. Cooper of Jack
sonville.
Mrs. w. H. Rosenberg entertained
Dcharmingly on Tuesday evening at
auction bridge in honor of Mrs. Gal
ligher.
The real estate firm of OHaver &
Knight has been dissolved, Mr.. OLA
yer selling out to Mr. Knight who will
continue the business.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. D. Watkins of Put
nam Hall motored to the city last
Wednesday morning and were guests
at the Saratoga Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. 0. Hamm returned
last night from Maryland. They
We're accompanied by Miss Alice Eli
NV VI '''''''O"- y --"l J '''''0'
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. F. Pixton of Cres-
cent City were visitors in the city on
Wednesday. Mr.. Pixton is the cash
Ter of the Bank of Crescent City.
uorrr G O1oxono;o fo, +bo oeioo
herry D. Mvne' ~ ~ tor o.ie 4ii,ue
made a record run, leading the ticket
in the number of first choice votes.
~ MISS Jane D. bowman Oh OreS Z,
OIty' ehroute TO her Ola nome III VI zen
AesSee' spent the gay III aiaCMa ". eu-
lesoay the guest OIL MIS- NJ. NJ N!tN-
c'S.
A sonp for the defeated ones. ~
feel ike one who treads alone. some
5anouet hall deserted. whose Eohts
are fed whose parlands dead. and MI
but me departed"
The p,arriaga If Miss Knmmar Of
Tundv TO Mr., Ira F. Baird WAS SOL
ar2riSod Of +be howe If tbe hride;s
narents on Wednesday evening NV
Rev VIM willie Of ST. Marks
go, " !
IT. }. {. Chandler has returned
from an extended stay in Georgia and
Illinois and is again in his office great |
~ benefited by his rest and again
attending to his practice
Miss Jessie Burton, county apor+
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lCO0tlnuGQ from Ed80 OUey
ceived from the fiscal agency. Since
the state treasurer's office became
fiscal agent for the state, the fees
have multiplied and grown beyond the
fondest dreams Of the oldtime politi-
clans.
Yet the legislature in 1911 sought
to remedy the tee grabbing plan by
providing that an fees should be turn
ed into the general revenue fund. They
said:
Section z, page II, laws 1911: sit
shall be the duty of all salaried state
officers. their assistants and clerks,
count for and deliver to the treasurer
of state all fees received by them, and
to account for and turn over to the
treasurer Of state all fees collected by
them, or either of them, for any serv-
ice required of them or either Of them
required of them by law for which
they may charge and receive q fee.
which said fees shall be credited by the
treasurer Of state to the general reve-
nue. fund of the state as is now pro-
vided for by law
Went to Supreme Court
That law was contested in the SUI
preme court in the Nation case and
the supreme court found a technically
in the law and permitted Nation to re-
ceive the fees, earned several years
prior as state auditor. When the bill
giving all fees to the state was under
consideration in the legislature, how
ever, it was the clear intent Of the law
makers to keep state officials on a
salary and to give all fees to the state
Under the courts Interpretation OF
the law, it is charged that Akers is
now holding totaling $5,524.23. These
figures are shown in the records from
the state accountants office. Akers
has failed to turn the money into the
general revenue fund. Once, it is as
serted, he stated that he would retain
the fees until after election. The
statement, however, did not bind the
| treasurer to pay over the fees after
the election.
Fees BY AkeF8.
Fees received by Akers. as shown