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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-01
JAYSLOS 2 TO |
IN FIRST INNING
Muscatine Walloped by Gales
burg in Twirling Duel Be-
tween Senef and Gould.

Waterloo, Iowa. Sept delaney
single scored two runs in the first in
ming and won the game for Marshall
town, 2 to l. Harter and Drohan were
strong after the first inning. The
score: H. II. T..
Marshalltown .2OOOOOOOO-2 6 o
Waterloo .....1 90 600 O-l 4 U
Batteries-Harter and Clarke, Dro-
ha nand Evans.
Muscatine, Iowa, Sept. Loose
playing on the part of the sliding
Muskies permitted Galesburg to win
Yesterday, 4 to 8. The score:
RH. Z.
GaIegburg ....OOOOO3O1 Z
Muscatine ...OOO1O11OO- s 4
Batteries-Seneff and Hruska; Gould
and Lee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-01

for Miller in ninth.
Chicago ...O1OO % 2 o IA
Cincinnati ......O o o o 0 o.
Two base hits - Niehof, Safer.
Three base hit-Zimmerman. Struck
out-By Cheney, Douglass, Kellogg,
Twombley; by Douglass, Cheney 3,
Bresnahan, Safer.
Beat johnson Again.
Washington, D. C., Sept. 1.-Bafiied
at every turn by an ordinary HEAVIER
in three times at bat, Jacques Four
nier, the strong-armed French boy,
turned on Walter Johnson and in two
trips to the plate exploded twin hon.
ers yesterday afternoon, the second
waIlop coming in the 10th inning and
sending the speed king TO his second
defeat in two days, I to 3. The score:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-01
aGsk,e@te1s|
AT THE EMPIRE.

"Just a Song at Twilight" is the title
of an ususually attractive act that is
offered on the bill for the first half of
the week at the Empire. Miss Car
Isle, possessor of a beautiful soprano
voice, and Mr.. Romer, master of th3
violin, are the contributing artists.
They have displayed splendid judg-
ment in the several numbers that make
up their program, and the audience
that heard them last night was quick
to indicate its approval, the perform
ers receiving reception whose
warmth ought to convince the vaude-
Vile performer who is disposed to dip
into the rough stuff that the average
patron of the theatre really prefers
the simple cleanly things. Ned Norton
and Ada Meyers, couple who wear
smart clothes and are both good to
look upon, offer topical songs an.
dances after fashion that wins In
slant favor. But it remained for Andy
Rice, a monologist, to put the funny
punch into the bill. Andy uses the
Yiddish dialect and he handles 1t ar.
tistically without being offensive to
| those of his race. He tells of his wed
ding and of the supper and the recep-
ton and the presents. There was so
much laughter last night it was almost
impossible to follow him. He is inn
mense. Frances Lamaire, pretty
girl, has an electrical unicycle novelty
that is new and went well. Selbini
and CROWN, lately here from Europe,
have an act that they call "a Barrel
of Fun at an Automobile Picnic" 1t
is out of the ordinary and enjoyable
| throughout. The first half bill is uni
| formly strong, and well worth seeing
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-01

ever Barney Oldfield came near turn
ing turtle because a tire exploded,
manufacturers hurried to find out what
had been wrong. They changed their
method of making tires. When some
thing went wrong with my engine or
a wheel collapsed and l went hurting
through or over n fence, they sought
the reason and perfected their ma
chimes. But if I had failed to return
to consciousness after one of my
plunges, nobody would have credited
me with contrf-ing anything to
science. 1 would have been mourned
as a poor fool who lost his life through
recklessness.
Its the same with Beachey. He has
shown builders where aeroplanes need
revision. He's doing things with his
plane no other aviator dares to do. He
plunges into air pockets, rides on the
wings of the fiercest gale, ascends
into the clouds when thunder roars
and lightning flashes, and sails along
in drenching transforms.
HE takes terrible risks. but his
confidence and courage carry him
through where others would fail.
Some day something may happen to
him. In such a case he won't be
mourned or praised by science. They'll
simply say:
There goes another of these reck-
less dare-devils.'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-01

Runs-Davenport Becker CD, Keep
ping, Bromwich (p). Wilson (2),
wentz, Wakefield CD, O'Brien Cd,
OLeary "a, Middleton. Dubuque:
Isaacs. French, Lamiine. Stolen bases
Wakefield, OBrien. Two base hits
-Bromwich, O'Leary, Wakefield,
Koepping, Becker. French, Lamline.
Three base hit-Jackson. Struck out
BY Middleton, 4 by Delano, 8; by
Lamline, l. Bases on balls-Off Mid
dleton, 2: off Lamline, Il. Wild pitch
Middleton. Double play-Wentz to
Wilson to Bromwich. Time-1: As.
Umpire-Donnelly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-01
WINNERS TO PLAY SERIES
Central Association Champions to
Meet Kitty Leaders.

Keokuk, Iowa, Sept. Tentative
arrangements for a post-season series
between the pennant winners OF the
Central association and the K. /. T.
league were made here yesterday by
President Justice and DR.. F. l.. Bas-
sett. head of the Kitty. Three games
will be played in each city, the re-
ceipts to be divided after the fashion
of the worlds series. Both are class
D leagues. Both leagues close their
seasons Sent Z
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-01
h.,u Zealand Nleknsmes.

New Zealand is described by its H.
babitants as "the happiest country IN
the world" II is now dominion
some OF the pretty names given TO IL
nv New Zealanders are are THE For
innate Isles" 1.-THE Wonderland OF the
Pacific" IAN Lands in One" and THE
Star Of the South"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-01
We'll Aren't They?

Eyes, 1 certainly advertised for a
valet" said the gentleman in reply to
the man on the lookout for berth,
but you're as old as the hills"
well sir" answered the applicant,
begging your pardon, aren't valleys
always as old as the hills?" - Elk
change.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-01
sIuooers Meet OH COMPANY.

Next Sunday the Rock Island Slug
gers will play with the Illinois Oil
company's second team on the Ninth
street diamond On Labor day the
Sluggers will play the Moline FEEDER
ais in that city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-01
SLOUFEDS LOSE
TWO JONES DAY
~,kerites Tie for First With
Indianapolis by Reason of
Double Win.
crRs BEAT REDS IN FIRST
Errors Help o'oay's Team coP-T~o
gomers by FournIer of john
son Help Sox Win.

chicago. Ill, Sept. Fielder Jones
,.v was celebrated at Weegham park
- ..as,erday, but not by the guest for
- Chifeds had all the fun They
III vi two games from the eX-Sox lead
81 Louis club, I TO 3 and to @,
safore a band, four sweet singers and
o-ovd OF 1900 fans. To make the
vim victory all the sweeter, Indian
.DoIis did not play and the North Sid
are again tied for the league lead
ership.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-01
That Tired Feeling.

Little Fred-Are you tired. Uncle
Joe? Uncle Joe-No. Why do you
ask? Little Fred-Papa said you came
home last night with an awful load
Chicago News.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-01
.S0X SLAUGHTER
HUSTLERS, 10 TO3
O'Learyites Pound Delano and
Lamline for % Hits
at Dubuque.

Dubuque, Sept. Twenty-Five hits
Off Delano land Lamline, combined
with nine errors, gave Davenport the
worst game played here this season,
10 to g. The score:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-01
Tommy's Question.

Tommy-Pa, when a thing IS
bought it goes to the buyer doesn't II!
Tommy's Papa-Yes, my son. Tommy
Then how is it that when you BUY
coal IT goes to the cellar2
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-01
Chance of Program.

Scott-How long were you away on
YOUR wedding tour? Mott-Too long.
II developed into a lecture tour
Brooklyn Eagle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-01

sBatted for Cueto in ninth
81 Louis .......O O1OO2 0 0 %
Chicago go. 80 0 l 0 0 -
Two base hits-W. Miller, Zwilling-
Home runs-W. Miller, Wickland.
Struck out-By Johnson, W. Miller,
WHIett. Drake, Cueto; by Willett.
Johnson. Wilson 2, Tinker. Bases on
baIls-On Johnson. l; of Willett, 4.
Double play-W. Miller TO Chapman
Hit by pitcher-By WiIlett, Fritz. Left
On bases-Chicago, 10 St Louis, ..
Time-I:55. Umpires-AnGerson and
Cross
Second game:
s. Louis .....OOOOOOOOO-O . ?
Chicago 90. ..O0OOOOOI-1 6 0
Batteries - Keupper and Simon;
Hendrix and Wilson.
Reds Errors Help Cubs Win.
Cincinnati, Sept IA mere mat
Ter OF four errors in one inning separ-
ated Heraog's Reds from victory yes
terday, the Cubs landing the first OF
a fye-game set before about 500 faith
III bugs by the score OF 4 TO 2. In
cidentally the win was sufficient 10
place the Chicagoans four fiat games
Lehind McGraw's leaders. The score:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-01

RBatted Tor Shaw IN seFeHII' INIII
for Williams in ninth.
cb,o.,o oO2 OOO 01 0 IA
Washington 20 OIL 0 % %
,rvyo base hits - Cicotte, Weaver
r,IscI, burne. Morgan. Three base hits
-5Toeller. Williams. Home runs
r-ournfer 2. Struck out-By Cicotte'
.tcprIde. bv Wolfgang. Blackburne.
CcLo1k Rases on baIls-Of Cicotte,
:, on woIfRang. l; off Shaw, 5. Dou-
BILE plays-Morgan to Gandl' ~ !
liarns 20 Gandil. Hits-On Clcotte'
in 8 1-3 innings; off Wolfgang' none IN
l % innings; of Shaw. in innings
on johnson. 3 in innings. Lert on
bases-Chicago, z; Washington .,
Time-2:3O. Umpires-Connolly ana
Chill
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-01

sBatted for Shaw in seventh. hah
for Williams in ninth.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-02-26
To zvyseni taxi.

ZvSsenf v taxach ma rolnick5ch
pozemkach vychodn6 cd fcky Mis-
souri, "a rok 1918 bylo $6s1, 0s7. 35
vic nezli v roce 1912. Guverner
Byrne a jeho taxovnf komise ma
proti tomu tvrdf Re byly snfseny.
Nevefte i'm, ale pfeptejte Sc u okr.
p~okladnfka We vasem okresu jake
byly taxy v roce 1912 a 1913 a
ueihte porovnanf. Hlasujte pro
R O. Richards "a guvernera, tax
ably Sc stat oGistil cd systemu W.
kofistovanf lidu a zarovef tim udr
Ute taxy dolu. (Adv. 3 26
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-02-26

soud pfisel Gregory okresu by
Sc ~zjistilo, co o tom neiyyssf soud
Dude myslet. Jak Sc to delo cd
roxy 1911, kdy Legislature prosa-
dila zakon pod MIMI jen dve mesta
malice nejvfce hlasI mohou bSti
dana ma ballot, jest die rozhodnutf
soudu proti 1stavnf. Pod tfmto
rozhodnutf Sc media pom5sleti ma
neiakou zmenu v okresnfch sid
lech v okresu Gregory, Chas Mix
ahebo jinde, nebot zakon vyzadu-
ie dale, ze mssto jenz by zvftezilo,
must obdrzeti v9tsinu vsech volic-
skSch HAST v okresu, coz jest ho-
Ia nemoznost, kdyz Sc uchazf tfe-
ba osm NEST.
Tim Re hostince v Yankton byly
zavfeny minulou stfedu ma rozkaz
gen. ~navladnlho, nikterak to me-
naznacuje, Re prohibicnf strana je
s mimi hotova, iejfz pravnik, R. N
Holsaple 2 Mitchell Sc vyslovil, ze
jest6 budou stihanf protoze NELL
~otevfene hostince cd minuleho Ger
vence. Pravil, Re Jim hned ten
krat@, totiz v Gervenci dial vystra-
hu, by Sc neopovazili mfti otsvfe-
no, ponevac petice ieiich byla ne
zakonita, ale vzdor tomu oni NELL
o~tevfeno. Nejvyssf soud nynf
rozhodl Re petice je nezakonita, a
tim padem pry pfestupovali "a
kon. Mcneil vdbec pry otvfrat
sve zavody. Budovy ale nebudou
zavfen6 nebot hostinstf IL
hoviny zapeGetili, tax ably dokaza-
Ii Re Sc chtejf ffdit die zakona, a
budou prodavati doutnfky, ice
cream. khendy a pfnoce, atd., ably
aspofI 81 vydelali ma rent. 4
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-02-26
Dane.

Name dplng seaman danf pro
Tabor a okolf v obou okresech, a
opst nabfzfme nase slusby ku "a
pravenf danf vsech, kteff nemaif
pffhodno sami do okresnfho sfdla
jeti. Nase sluzba ie spolehliy& a
poplatek mfrny. Dane Ietosnfho
roku podlehaif pokute az do Tho
dubna ma rafsto Tho bfezna, jak
bJvalo Dive. ~.
Taborska Statnf Banka.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-02-26
clina to Primitive Customs.

The tendency of the human mind to
revert to primitive customs is every
day made manifest in the games of
children, for the Swiss youngsters still
play at making fire by rubbing sticks,
and the bow and arrow are common
toys among the budding men of all
civilized nations, few Of whom have
any such fund Of Indian stories and
traditions to fire their youthful imagi.
nations, as have those of our own
land.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-02-26
AmiabIe Court Witness.

A Maori woman who gave evidence
at a Stratford, New. Zealand, inquest
showed a degree of amiability some
what rare in the witness box. When
she faced the jury, she made a remark,
which, on being interpreted, was
found to be a wish that health, wealth
and prosperity might aver abide with
the jury individually and collectively.
After finishing her evidence she again
voiced the wish before leaving the
box. -.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-02-26

The German government has for
years fixed the retail price Of drugs,
even to the extent of designating what
must be charged for bottle, cork, label,
or ointment box used in dispensing
the medicine. Such list is revised
each year, furnishes a curiously inter-
esting supplement to the German drug
journals.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-02-26
Economical Kansas HousewIfe.

The Lamont Leader tells of a woman
who Is so economical that when a fy
fell into the strip she picked the fly
out and licked the strip on.-Ksnsas
City Star.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-02-26
DOMACl zPRAvY.

ton We Gtvrtek. .....
Pf. Antona Charvata cd Wag-
ner byla zde navstevou 1tery.
A. o. Wagner 2 LestervilIe byl
zde "a obchodem minul5 patek.N
Pf. j. j. Kinga byla navstevou
u sv5ch rodicu u Wagner tento
tyden,
400 buslG ovesneho semena, "a
rucen6, ma ma prodei Jos. F. Kro-
naizl. (Adv.
81. Frances Sutera byla n&vsts-
you u sve sestry, pr. V. J. Obra
u Avon ma zacatku tSdne.
Karel Skorpfk Cd Tyndall byl
zde navstevou u sv6ho svakra, Jos
Nykodima We stTedu.
Jan Vitek koupil cd V. P. Pet
ffka farmu o 100 akrech u Dante
pred neiakSm Gasem. 4
Ma prodei, 5000 topolG, 8 az 6
stfevfcu vysok5ch. F.A. Hladky,
Utica, S. d. ADV.
Albert a Alois RokGskove kou-
pill 240 akr1 pozemku 81 mile
ma jih cd Avon cd j. A. Wagnera.
Upozorhujem kazdeho by nynf
pfivezl nam spravky a neGekal al
ma iafe kdy budem INIT pilno.
Velek a Simon, kovati. (Adv.
Josef Kudrna mi. a 81. Sena An
derson byli oddani v Methodist
skem kostele v Yankton minul6
1terS. Usadi Sc ma farme sever
ne cd Yankton.
Nezli Sc date pojistit ma zivot,
domluvte Sc u Jana Kostela nebo
AL. Jezewskfho kteff poiistuif u
u. S. Annuity Life Ins. Go. jenz
ziskaya denne cleny a jenz je jed
ma z neilepsfch.
VSroGnf t~ownsipnf volba v lii
kovu, v ,Yankton County, Sc Dude
JdbSVati v Gtery 3. bfezna, mezi
9 hod. rhno as hod. odpol. "a pff-
cinou zvolenf vsech 1fednfkG a "a
royei o~dhlasovanf, zdali Sc ma po-
VOLT license ma prodavanf liho-
vSch n&pojI We zminenem town.
sipu. Tez j jine jednanf q jest Ia
doucno by kazdy volic Sc dostavil.
(Adv,
Fred Sedlak a 81. Louise 'Beiso-
yec byli oddani smircim soudcem
" Yankton v pond6lf rano. Neves
"a jest dcerou zdejsfch manzelI
BejsoycovSch a zenich jest synem
Fritze Sedlaka jenz bydli u Utica.
Pc navratu z Yankton byla vystro
jena hostina u rodicd nevesty zde
We meste. Noyomanzele Sc usadf
ma farme kterou vlastnf zenich 4
mile ma v5chod cd Utica.
" pondelf odpoledne We dv6 ho-
diny ma zdeisf fate oddal Velp.
Bouska Edward j. DvofaGka Sc
81. Ruzenou Truncovou. Swatch
nj hostina Sc odbyvals u rodicI ne
vesty, manzeli Jos. Truncov5ch
liizne cd mesta. Zenich jest sy-
mem Jana Dvofacka. Novomanze
le isou zde znamf cd detstvi a test
Sc yseobecne oblib9. Pfejem
oboum mlad5m parkdm mnoho
stestf. r.
4, Okresnl auditor tento tyden 70
zesflali ma kazdeho volice vefeinost
nj pamfIet, jakf jest vyzadovan
pod primarnfm zakonem. Kazda
. strana politicka tam ma sve mfsto
pro sv6 zasady iakoz candidate.
Tento pamflet ma dobrou stranku
v tom ohledu, he kazd5 volic jei
, dostane a mnze cinit porovnanf G
Sasadach vsech stran. Mimo toho
kdyz 81 brozuru ponecha, NIUE
Lpozdeji l6pe yedet jak Ia ktera
& strana anebo kandidat Sc zachoval
/ die slib6.
Nejyyssf stStnf soud rozhodl, b
" kontestech pfestehov6ni okres.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-02-26
THE TABOR sTATE BANK

Capital ----------. $25, 200. 90
Jos. ". Wagner, President
j. A. Wagner, Vice-P President
and Cashier.
E. j. Frana; asst. cashier.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-03

Soniie 9obn all gmina o. Carroll,
90 BEL 1t2 CUB an Der gsorooitefe
Der Sumter imo 9aipn slee. in gtor.
ipooo; 81
emma Y. SnnocrS ali &illinm
ll1rig, ) Sabre Ead)t bonn IL. 50,
mar 1914 oil alii ons @igentbirn be-
fannt eIs 1927 mo 1929 galiern
9lpenue. Ionatlid)e Mlietbe $40.
Charles 8. Merdel II. u. an sSranf
4. glbei, 9ot 81 in s. 9nrgopnes :
Sub. in ,Sponboe; 81.
slrtbur @ooo OIL glnna Sanip, AZ
iSuB al Der @eitieite bon Gaplor
sIpcnue, nnbe Marfbreit 9lpe.; 81.
Siaac 2chman oil Slopo Q. Bad
man. . Sabre Yntt pom is. Widr5
on ali Cots z, s. 8. 10 uno If in
2allant'5 Sub. gfietbe 81, nit oeat
slnfauisreft 5ii $1,000.
George SdIlunader oil Sioln
Stord;, 30 bel SIS ,SiB an Der gscit.
ieitc BON 6Iora Strabe in Clifton
Seigbts; 81.
0li6ocl Shielcn al Gatbarinc
3bieIen ii. a., 20 bel 50 SnB an Der
Ileaiont Ctr; 81.
8annie 5. Guoalp an g. Z. 2nttd,
ilngeibeiIten slntbcil pon 30 BEL 1913
SUB on @ciiieite BON gioce StraBr,
5piidcn 4. uno ;. Ctr; 81.
Soorrp gobmer al Serrp SSoiepb
gobmcr. 10 bel SS Sub al Der Gin
ieite bon 2ihertp StrnBe, luelilib poll
elm Strabe: $3l00.
Snoie Gonf an Gbriitinn .. nns
antberine Silbipein, Got 26 mo
2bcil pon GOT % in 4. %. Goof's
Sub. an observatory sluc.; 81.
slnanon 6. EeIicns on SarrD q.
geIlens, 30 bel $50 Sub un Der Dit
ieite pom Stilrais slpenue, 1913 SUB
bon Wills slpc. i'll Snrt,uea; 81.
afarn 9. Sd)maIsl oil sllon5o u.
Stprlets, GOT III in Der Sub. Ses
Solelpilb SpnOifats III gtoripoo0; 81.
,Sohn g. Feaslee, 9ieceiper, an
@iaian 4. Colin, eiu Stiid 2anh
in Seftionen 2S mb "a in Whaereef
Sopnibip; 81.
@iIla 6. Smitb OIL Sobn $. ged,
3 Sabre aiad)t bonn I. glpril 1914
an aii Gigentbnm befnnnt ais 20,
100 Sit Sehite Ctr. WionatliAc
Mietbe 5000.
o. 81. gopO an aatborine MorD,
Got 16 in q. ". Snnoer's Slib. Gil
Morten CTR. i'll &pOe Garf; 81.
9Ilma BIaeier all u. 9. Starf,
Got 81 in 6eoger's Sub. in gtor'
ipooo; 81.
SSobn 4. 9ni6Ie al Marp 9.
SdmaI3l. 33 bel 104 SUB oil Der
Gillette BON SrimbIe 9Ipcnue. 60
,Sub iiiOIih BON 2ansoon 9luenue in
Gpanitou; 81.
Charles glbertjart nn George
araemer, 25 bel 100 SUB al Der
@eiiieitc ooil Straiioro sIuenle ilI
Clifton Seigbts; 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-03
Grnnseisextbams SspObeten
9seue otbefen.

Subn .. Manoaa on $. GIag
Zeal; $500.
s.. ". Gorpes all @ermania y. u
/ go. 3; $500.
@eorge 9ioos Oil Soutbiioe 8. u
9. Co.; $1,000.
@lidnel Glib al @lenpnp 2.u. o
Co., $1,000.
Sulia @laber an bieieI6e 60.
$4,000.
goipar6 gsilion oil airbel glpenlii
g. II. .. Co.; 500.
S.obn Sheioerer on Serrp Sitter
$500.
Srarf llulbers on 9iortb Ginc. g
II. y. Co.; $500.
9atrid O.. sSarlep al Marp Burt
barot, 9orrmmb; $274.
Sarab 8oroerlage OIL Silsoale 9
lu. .. Co.; $1,000.
9anper 6. Snoof OIL slntoniC
Some g. Ii. 9. Co.; $2100.
Nbinens s. grabam al gani
CTR. 9. u. Co.; $4,000.
StepttseHii % %. Snlitb an Sennit
Nilep; 500.
saatie 9. 2oeifer oil College Sil
g. II. 9. Co.; $2400.
sSrant q. sl6eI al gIsmere .. II
9. Co.; $4,000.
@eiina SeIbbnus on Spring Gar
Sen g. II. 9. Co.; $4,000.
Senriette Gnttle an @eitern Ger
man @anf; $1,000.
Mar gurebeim an gasle 9. II. g
a.; $3500.
9lbignil Coleman an llnion Sap.
inas .. II. z. Co.; $500.
9llonSo n. Stpntets nn @eitllhel
Stern 6. II. 9. 81; $2500.
4 Sarrp %. Iellens al gruit Sta
ton 9. II. q. Co.; S3500.
Sfatbarine @orp an SSlrile StraBl
9. 9. II. g. 60; $4,000.
slusuit 9. Starf an Gpanitor
ganf; S2350.
Glificro z. @ooorop an Sacof
glod; $4,000.
@etiIste Spp Otbefen.
s. .. 9pers an ainoeI slpe. 8. II
Q. Co.; $500.
81. 6. Sutdins on Stem 8udepe 6
II. q. Co.; $4,000.
gaidoIas 9iottenberser an oieielbt
Co.; $500.
sSIorence 81. Sorne an @eiterr
German 9nnf; $4,000.
Barbara ,Sielo on Gitisens Giii
.. II. 6. Co.; $1,000.
Die 2ouis 2ipp 60. an Sarrr
Cperberg; 1913.
Clara 9. gorderbings san GOwart
Ig. Sole; s25oo.
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Grunoeisentbamsiibe bertrasaasem
Cincinnati 2. alpril.

Marguerite ". gadman an R. e.
Gaib, Cots 12, 10, 16, 19, 20, 23,
"a uno 27 in Gaaant's Cub. in
slponbale; 81.
@iQiam $. glms OIL emma slliHs
Fancoait, 100 bel 220 CUB OIL Der
g9eItieite bon 9leaoing 5oa6 in @oie
Sill 8nrf Cub; 81.
&iQiam $. gllms an @itella Sims
ebert, ia bel 232 SUB al Der Dit
ieite bon gioie Sill glpenue in slpon.
bale: 81.
8iIliam $. Sims OIL Gpaline alms
Smod, 101 bel 200 SUB on Der SIt.
ieite bon 2ebanon Glirnpife. 101
,Sitb bon Clinton Ctr. in aponSaIe;
S1.00.
@illiam $. gllms an 2ouiia aIus
gurbial, 101 bel 200 Sub an Der
gtorooitefe Der 2ebanoiIGurrpife uilo
Clinton Strabe in slponoale; 81.
slnna Srid an Sobn 8. Stagge,
Cots IL unb 13 in Der eriten Cub.
BON Rorpoob Ajarf; 81.
Sane 6. Morrop al @iaiam
Sbompion, 40 bel 80 SUB on Der
gSeitieite bon Sigblano slpeniie, 135
Sui norOlid bon WsrWiIlan StroBe;
81 90.
Wiaria u. aaiier OIL Catherine
2niier, Sbeil BON Got 10 oes Welt
eitate in Clifton; 81.
Senrp u. Gllrre an Senrp ilno
2oiliin s. gtabe, 40 bel 118 Sub on
Der @eitieite Don Guaipnn slpernic,
40 SUB n6rbli6 BON Ghisra StraBc
in ct. Bernard; 81.
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Soften bes Banana q a

Soften bes Banana q a.
noIbaues. Ginem @eriht aus
8aIbineton 5ufoIge itno bon ben bis
fer fiir ben Ban bes Banamafanals
berolsaabten 1914 .456,619 big gum
1. Ssani,ar 5. 3. $31d,726,7t7 eenaa
flaiiifi3irt norben. Gorna6 entfaaen
auf: 3ipil. l.gominiItration $6,764,-
42S, ssuItia. .9lbtbeilung $54,556, ln'
nitdre 3tpefe SIC, ,S75, ,360, &onItrllt'
ton $197,749,407. aageneine slus'
oaben $S9,303,062, 9efeitigmgen
SO, ,9S0,904. Sieraus ergibt iih II. 81,
oaB fir sSortifitationen na1e5u $4.'
100000 pcrausgobt puroen ionlit
MIR $3,000,o00 ipeuiger ais Die &C.
ianmten llnfoiten Der sIominiItration
betrugen.
Ger 2appen. SSn Der mefen'
Itunbe lit plobIib Der 2appen per'
ifapunoen, nit benz Die Safel obge'
nil il pirb, um6 Der Sebrer mub Die
S6iiler auf anbere @eiie bei6ditr
gen. I'D, nil nal ieben ainocr, wer
bon eud Der aliigite lit: SteIlt eldl
Dor, ih pdre geItor6en uno befdntc
einen Senfitein. S4ul5e, mas mir
beit Su Oarauf i6reibcn9" = nSier
Iieat mcin lieber Sebrer ssrib au.
lide." - DSdon, WiiilIer, iino mas
ipiirbeit on ihreibel?" - nSier rubt
infer bohperebrter Serr 2ebrer unb
@rSieber ,8rib &ulife." = .Sebr
gut. gta, @oris, on bcbit nn6 INNER
ben Singer in Die Sobe. @ns iuiIit
ou idgen2". - Ia Iiegt oo1 Der
2appen."
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Gbas. $. @aerdeI on eIsmrre ..
Il. g. 60; $3.50.
@eprqe Gfnmader all Gopiar 8.
II. 9. 60; $2700.
Bertha giIb al SiSnep slperne y.
II. 9. Sc; $1,000.
Sorrp @obmer an Sellphe y. ";
$500
ssobn Miaer al 6olltoaticn Z. H.
.. Co.; $1,000.
Cora Gricl an Geoples 9. ii. g. u
60; S2150.
aParp Gorcnrau nn Fundamental
g. II. g. 60; S2500.