davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-02
e9ieago, /. September.

Z ebtea 10, j. september.
gDei3en. Septemb<r $1.O81-
1.11t, am S1Iub $1.10; fir 9eaenrs
Der $l.124-1.16, am Sdlub ST.
lag; fir mai $1.194-1.22a. on.
G9lub $1.2l4.
Msli6tOrn.- sir DECEMBER 71S-
73e, am S9luB 72sc; fir Wtai 73A-
74c, ON Sdllb 'l4e.
Safsr.-Jiit Oe1emter 51t-52sc.
am S6lub 51ss; fir Waai 54-55sc.
am Sdlub 54sc.
gossen. SO. 2 96ac.
gerlte 6s-80c.
Strlotbp $3.50.
Gleeiadmen S18.
gyorf nominea. - yiir September
$20-2o.1o, ON S4lub $50; fir Sa>
nuar $22.55 = 22.90, an S4Iub
$22.75.
G4mal3 S1o.15-1O.17. 0iir Geps
iember $10.15-1O.22, am S4luB
S10.15; fir Sanuar S10.82-11. am
GhIub $10.87.
gaippenieiten $12.12-12.62. Sir
Geptsmber $12.6O-12.65. amS@Iub
$3.50; fir Sanuar $11.6O-11.75.
am Stlub $11.6.
gutter.-Narft unDerinbert.
Gier. - prsiie niebriger. Srbinare
firts 20-21c, firits 21A-22c.
aartoffeln. = Wdrtt uugeregelt.
sserfep 7o-9oc; Wli4isan 65-68e;
Mlinndota 62-65c; @iscOniin g.
Csc.
G,effiisel. - asbenbes niebriger TN
prsiie. Springers 15e; .GoiDIs 15e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-02
aas,pdrtise Marfte.
Rem Dorf, l. September.
Webl. Utarft unseregeIt.

Lks
Roggenmehl, ,-Utartt felt.
Maismebl. -Wartt fuum itstia.
Rogsen.-Wartt fsf. Ro. 2 fpeite
Iider 95tc {. |. (. Buffalo.
Gsrite- -Martt feit. WaISgsrite rs
.-85e c. |. (. 8uffalo.
Wei3en. Wsarft idtpn9. aeuer go.
2 rotkr $1.14; Ro. 2 barter $1.124;
Ro. / Nortbern Duluth $1.2O4; al
ter Ro. / NortbeIn Wdnitoba $1.24
{. |. (. 8ufia!o, dLls npminea.
WelIhforn. - Wlartt tpillig. Ho. 2
selbes 874c {. !. {. Bel 4ntunit; itritt
prima arseniiniideS 9Oe nonlinelI
abgelieftrt.
6afer. Wlartt itetig.
6eu.- Wartt feit. prim $L12A-
1.15. 80. l $1.05-1.10.
5Opfen. - Wartt ftetis-
Sdute. Marit iteiig.
asber.-Wnrtt fsit.
Bort. -Warft fsit.
Beef.-War ribis.
S9mal5. -Dfartt pilis. Teibble
Weit 5000 - 1880. Raffinirtes
faum itstis. COMPOUND iteiig.
9alg. .-Martt feit. gitp 64e nomi-
nsll; gOuntrD 6-63c, Sp.eial 6ae.
gBolle. -Marlt itstis.
9ar3.-Wlnrft rubis.
Isrpentin. Wartt itstis.
&eis. -Ularft fsit.
MoIaHes. - Wartt iistis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-02

3uder. pretie itetig. Waffintrs
ter Gut aoaf $3.50; popbtreb 1856;
gubes 81, sranuIirter 7.57r; gonfees
TONERS a. 1866; of 81" 7.40e;
ptiber sytra e. 7.20r; sglra .gs
Il.
Molaffes IN fteiis.-T.m Dr.
leans Open aetile 38-45c, gentrifus
Isal 18-20e Der GalIpns.
Refs. - GpuiIiona. syaneb 6eas
077e, prtma 81 6te, orbindrer At
&c. Jdpun 4a-44t pet g}funb.
Dairp probuIis
Butter. - Wlartt rubia, preiie
ieIter. WbolemiIf Grtra 34Ac, Gen.
trali3sb gytra 32e. Gsntralissb Jirifs
% - 29c, bo. Ssfonhs 23a 24ac,
sfcuep Dairp 23ie, padins GtOd
21t psr pfunb.
Raj - Wrrft feft. Ohio 162c,
glprbipeitl,&er 16A-17e. Rslp Dort
17ar, Gdipsi5er 20 1896, bo. Bird
1876, aimburser lac per pfunb.
Gier. Warlt fer. prima
frifhe Silbnsrsisr 24e, firfs 22fc,
orDindrs ftrIts 1sc, iseonSs 17e per
Gutsnb.
@sfIHsel. 3ufubr mdbis,
Warit iistig. Gprinssrs Don 2 pfb.
uHo bariiber 1876, unter 2 pflnb
17c, 5snnen 133 15c, 9dbne 10c,
Trutbibnsr 10-20c, guIls Sc, iunge
Gntsn 10-12c, @SnIt Csc pei pfb.
Cbif unb GemHfe.
Jungs aepfsf. - Waaibtn
Whlib, sytra fnnep $2.00--2.5O per
Hbl.; Wolf Nipsr $2.50--3.00 per
Hbl.; einnbsimifHe 25-50c per @u.;
pounb Ropnl $2.00---2.50 per 1bI.;
Gunner 1tnfloper $2.25-2.60 per
@bl.; Gunner Queens $2.25-2.60 |
per BbI.
G;tronsn.-Marii NOR Hefip.-
Gancp MeHino $5.00-5.50, GaIifora |
nia $5.00-5.50 pet 4ifs.
lrnngen---Wlnrif rubia unb fss |
iis. California $500 $50 per Rifle. |
pfirfide - UuHep Glbertu |
81 1-25--1.50 Der Crate, sinbeimiide |
5c-S1. % per Hu.
Mtinfrduben. - GinbeiInt |
d. 1Q--l2As- pss ponp aosh. |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-02
Ghfcaap @.bt.mber.

Gdtpeine. 3ufubr 1900. Wsdrtt
itarf bis 10c b0ber. Qei9te $40
9.65; gemiidte $8.SO-9.6O; f4fpere
$40 $50; raube $8.70-8.85;
Gerfel $500 -8.25.
Rinbbitb. - 3ufubr 1000. Wearft
feit. BeeDes $6.75-10.50, Gtiere
$685. 9.35; GtOders unb Geebers
$3.50 -8.25; Riite unb Seifers $3.50
$40; adIber $7.50-1125.
Ghafs. - 3ufubr $4,000. Wlarft
itetis Bis 10e niebriser. 59afe $4.7O
$50, SGhrIinse $40 -6.35; 2dms
mer $5.75-7.60.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-02

wfrnsn - ginbtimi[dbe Bartlett
800 o72.75 per Hbl.; 1!smifb Dsautb
81. 2.25 per Bbi.; Clap Gappritel
$500 2.25 per 1bl.; Ben $1.00
2.50 per DbI.; einbeimif4e oarDea
50c bis $1.25 per Blu.
pffaumen. - Ddufon $1.25
150 per Bu., 0retn Cages 75c--$1
per Crate.
2udermeIonen. - Jnbianu
30--40c per Rorb unb $1.W--1.25
per Stanbarb Crate.
WaffermeIonen fptrben 81
$10-15 per 100 Gtiid bertauft.
Rartnffeln. ginheimifHe
30. / $2.25-2.50, Ro. 2 SL25 -
1.50 per gbl., Gobblsrs 70--75c per
Bu. auf bem GeleiIe.
Rrant-Warft rubia. ginbets
miIGes $1.25-1.50 per Bbl.
3niebeln.-ginbeimiIde iretbe
$4.00 - 4.50. gelbe $3.50-4.00 per
BM. unb 90e-$1.O0 per Bu. meibe
$1.50 1.75 per 8u. Gelbe GIObe 70
-75e per 8u.
Oriine Bphnem Ginkimis
ide Toe 81 90 per 2 1u. Gad.-
Gurten. gtnteimiIhe 15--
zoe per Dubenb. Gsftli9e 5o-75e
per 6amper.
ptdIes.-15-25c per 100.
9omatoes. = Ginbetmii6e 30
TIT ptr gu.
Rarottsn. - 15-2N per
Dubsnb Biinbel.
Motbe Riben.-- Ginheimii&
20-25e per Dntenb Binbei.
Gpinat. - ginbetmiIdsr $1.00
-1.25 per BEL.
MtiBe Rabem- $2.D-2.75
per gbl.
Ganbprobufte
6eu. 90. / Simotbp 1880
1875, go. 2 9imoibp $3.50 1875,
No. 3 bo. $14.50-14.75. Alee: go.
i ssmifdtsr $17.75-18,00. Rp. q
SIS. 5.75-16.00 per 9onne. Ro. l Rlee
$18.75--19.00. go. 2 S16.75-17;
qlfalfa $17.5O-22.50 per 9onne.
MHbIenfufter IN fitiig. aleie
S25.00-26 MibbIina arobe $28
- $3.50, bo. feines 5000 5000,
semtfdtes Gutter $3.50 -2700.
SGmerefen. - Wdrit itstia.
Rleefaamen $7.50-9.00 duf benz ges
l.iIe unb $500 1000 per gu. bonn
Store. 1imothp 25--2.60 auf bem
gkleife unb $2.75-3.10 per gu. bonn
Siore. gu9tpeis.n $t.3o. GIa&ss
fumen $1.40 Der 8u. pom Sfcre.
Derf4iebenes.
Oele.-Warft itetig. 3ein6l 10.
bes 60c per GolIone in partien bon
8 Hbl. Gsiohtss IL mebr. go. l
aarb5t Coz; Cotton Geeb Del raffis
nirtss 56e per @allons. 5srpsntin SAC
per GalIone in partien pon Is
Barrels. petroIsum. Dbto Carbon
100 Grab 9ae, DO. 150 Grob 10ac,
6eabliaht 176 Grab 12t. gro!pn
@aiolin 20e, Napbta 16c per gaQcnr
In pnrtien Don 1--5 Bbls.
6aIs.-Der Warft IN rubig. Dbio
RiDer $1.20. Winiean unb afron
$1.14 Der Bbl. bon 290 g,finb.
sals ifstig. grima gitp 7-7te.
DO. gpunirp SO SIC per pfunb.
Roblen.-Warft ruhig. Dough
6ioshenb $3.50-3.75. Nub unh Glad
$2.25. aanaubd GtiidiohIsn $3.50
3.75. Rub uHb Glad $2.25 - 2.36
per 9onne abseliefsrt. Raudlofe
Stii&ioblen A.75e. antbraeite $7,75
per 9orne abseliefert. gofe totet
r. 00--G IN her 8nnn< nSnefisfsrf-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-02

sS3ds1s 5ssi.i 3. sss,. ,ss i's ;,s az sM q M
SnD&f4... no siiMeirIe giiarIi. lDi zg7s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-02

GintinnatL1 I. Gtplsmbt

tp$tH"Ssb - SSfSHhDSb'
Ok no&foIgtnbsn Quotirungen be,
5itben ii4 nur duf GneroB 9rans'
sttionen. Bei lleinersn gej&dfteu
perbm esiDdB b0btse prsiis bere@ust.
Droptffpntn.
Der Ularit mar rubiQ preife feit.
9 d mai 1. - prtnla Gteam
10.30-l0.40c.
1ro6eHaefafsenes HIeif&.
Gbort clear Geiten 14--144c, fbpri
RippenEsiisn 131-13ae, erird tbort
clear Gsitsn 13a14r, edalfern
--. 4sies 15-154e, Iofe unb Ae
Inebr perpadt.
Baton Gtort clear geiien
15l l-15ac, iurse gippsnfsitsn 143
--15r, ertra ibprt clear Geiteu Is -
153c. GduItern unb Bellies
164 --163e lois unb Il per plumb
mebr berpadt. ~
Guaat gursbfIetf6. -
SAinfen 20-20tc, g}ienie GdnItern
15-15.e, gredifuit Bacon 20} 21e,
Gdu!.:tn 15-15se, trodsne Beef
Sdinfsn 28-30t.
SiBqep6teItes Hfeifd.-
Sdinlen 17-17ac, g|ienie G6ultern
13-13se, 8elIiss III 19t. g9ui,
Tern 13-13ar, Rem yOtt Gut b.
13ae.
Srif&.s TIeifA. - e6iu.
Ten 15f161c, piesie GhuItern III
Lie, Gduliern 11A-11ae. fbort
Rippenfsiten 13-131c, fbort clear
Seiteu 13-13ae, ertrd ibort Geiien
13-13Ae. Bellies 16i-17Ac propfb.
Tthi gefretbe
Wsbl. Winter patent $5.25 -
5.45, Wintsr Sonep $3.50 5.15. DO.
Gamilp $4.50-4.65. Gytta $4.05 -
4.25, orbindres $3.90-4.05. garter
Wei5tn patent $5.75 10. bo. fanep
$5.45-5.70, bo.gumtlp $4.65 ABS,
Rossenmsbl, n0repeitlif<s seHlif9tes
$5.D-5.25, reiRes Gitp $5.05 -
5.45 per gbl.
@tisep. - go. Q rotber Winier
$l16-1.17, go. 3 bo. SLID l.15,
30. a rotber $1.12--1.14.
BeIfAfprn. - go. / tpetbes
86e, go. 2 bo. S5t-86c, go. 3 bo.
Rp. a DO. 84t-S5e, No.
8 bo. 84--841e, Ho. 8 bo. 83A-S4e.
go. / selbes S4s, go. Q bo. 83a SAC,
go. 3 DO. s3-83Ac, 80. A bo. S2a
s3r, no. S bo. 82-s2se, go. 6 bo.
81482e. go. l ssHiifftes 83ae.
so. 2 bo. S3-83ac, go. 3 bo. 825
83c, Ro. A 90. S2--S2}t, 30. 5 bo.
81t82c, HO. 6 DO. 81-81ac. Meis
bts apIbsntorn 86-87e, gelbes aols
btutorn s6-s7c, seuif&tes aolbens
Torn $3.50.
Safer.-Ro. 2 tpsibsr 51s-52e,
Stanbarb ipeibsr 51-511e, 30. 8
tpsiber 50t sic, 30. A tpeibsr 60
50Ie. go. 2 semiftbter 50-50ae, SO.
8 semif9tsr 49H -5oc, &c. a senifhs
ter 48h-49ae.
Roggen. - 30. 2 97-98e, 30.
3 95-96e, go. A 93-95c.
mails. - Griibiahrs Geriie. SO
90e, bo. orbinGre 77--81c per Bu.
Wbisfs.
Wsrtaufi ipurhsn s69 gbls. Ois
Filters yinifkb Dcobs auf Der Bats
bon $1.39 per GnlIone.
@rpeerieE
aaffee. - Warit rubis. preiie
IeR. !.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-02
QttnIf@.

Jrau a.: Die @rt, pte Grau x.
lid, ileibet, psrrdtb cine srObe pein.
lihteit.@
Srau g.: ,gluerbipgs, lire snsen
S6ube tneifen, oos aorfett III bel
Sil eng, auf Der Stirn bat fis iih NIT
Der grennT6ere Dsrbrannt. Wenn bas
uIIes ni9t peinlid 1T. buun peiB t3
Hi1t, mas ipuft es fein foll."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-02
" M Sttdn be-

Dams: rWesbalb muitern @is btnt
Ineiue @4atten 70, 5err bon @ha-
benz
Serr: sd bsueibe i'm barum, bab
sr Slnsn gu Gabsn fallen BARI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-02

Gintinaatt I. en- tetl

GinetHrstt L Ge$t. 1914.
~ eebbbrti& am syitsn 7aae bes wao.
nais, u paren oufh teute bie Ncnfen ,isn,.
LID faif nit 8loutinearbeiten b,THditiof.
bod war BE gaMIrage nod 1arfebsn uuy %
npbsbentenb. QJslb IT Iebr feif. Mr. Tar.
lebtH soM sal1s gegsn befe Gid5erisit mer.
ben bsn bss Danisn OK bsreanet unb III. a..
i4t!iepaytre ber Kunben Dtrbsn sbsnfals
- S>6 bisiostirt.
usssfa ~si mn psn
tyrrbeH ~ 10f 7isionio per e1o0s suild;en
0enisH Ssrfauft. Die gouHterrote bttr&nf
Soe prtnis pet $1,000
xgsAfd ssf esssss
Esba'dnpeiiunaen auf aoHoon purben
~ ys,g9 per Pfuno Gieriiua ausfirf. gn
Iew Vorf DurbsH Wehfd auf Qopbos
~ 800 per gfunb Sserliag, auf Amlfer,
eail A. an Gents per Gufben unD auf
S'oabolm ~ Doc per 4ronf quotirt.
esntss. .csassiisxes.
rltia uus asiiG Die Damien sustisen
uts tsIst:
einiauf. Sersauf.
IS 9snts 1875 Gsup lilo iiix
sx yenes. 1918. ....... 10t te9
sx Dsnos 1880. ........ 81 "
- xanama .......,.. eex oek
- Banama ..........1 100 l02
gtssfins essis nulate.
Die umIdts I'm bisfisen Glsarlnsteule
bslisfss ii& tsrse auf n, ,lss,0so.
Rssafe essnsItsisa.
Der Wdrit In lofafisiur,tdftn liegt aan3
hHb oar barnistsr. Die Horfe IN aei4lci-
zen un6 I'M ojienen Wnrlfs IN au@ ilint elm
Elm ttds r y9(effouf xu bSxi<hfSs
RaAffehsnes Tabels ppn i'm tiriiaen
Narit bsiisbli&sn 1snbS upb 9ftieH siett
bic sifjtelen luoiiranseu an:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-20
MANHATTAN-WEST SIDE.
SE\LN ROOMS.

s7th St. Central Park West @i5 5000
slawson a Hobbs. IT, W,st "a st.
S7th ST. 800 w,st, near Eiyoreidc Drive.
siaw,cn 6 miolbs, IL. wrs, IA - ''''
ssth St, go ". The Borschlrit $500 si.7so
Jos. y. Escobsl, go West 18th -.
sSth 81 200 Riverside prl'c: The ches'er.
Associsicd rroper,ies Int, SSsG Fif'i 'yV
e9th IT.. sos West strand ! rn g. 800
Bng Bng. III Wet +Oth II
ssth 81 West End ay. sol HenuiIE'on
Frclk zl,tci 8 SON. a.ri' n sV' ,,S'
ssth st, cor Riverside Drive Tho. en-
Calder. Nassoit & Lnnunie Bg"5 ,or Iosth
ss!h 81. Sl' West, near West Eng, az
sia~son Hobbs. ids west ,sd ST. st.
ioist. sal. wcst End nv. Bradford $3.50 $500
slawson & Hobbs. le2 West 1.d Il.
lolst st. sn west The Ackerly on, $500
q. Schwegler 3cO7 broadway.
Ioist st. 2ii West, Ackerly .....,..!l 200
G. SchwgSler, a505 broadway.
lols, st 33l West. DorotEca. 5000
+, r. Wood. ". II Dolson Co, Wy soth
Elecius T, Ba,kus 1909 Broadnay'
''i'j n T'; pa5fo.. saos nroalaa ~
''i'i Ei 1r + Baciu.. ssos nroadaa Wv
lois, ST. Central Park West. az. SEQ
Electus T. BacHus, 1903 Broadway.
'''o j. Edgar Leaycraf, q Co. 80 e .2d st.
ioith ST.. Broadway 37SU.......,..,,.so $500
Douglas Robinson. C. 8 Brown Co. II
iosth st.. i1s West.
Superintendent. on premises. 49,
io5th St Cent. PIX. W, +t6, Greenwich $3.50
r. H. wood, w IL DOlsOn Co. BY soth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-20
MANHATTAN-wEST SIDE.
SIX ROOMS.

ssN hOOhS
Bway 18TH, .ai w. st. Etona. ;;so.,s,s /
lssth st. 52s West. Sunderland Court. .sT.o !
l. J. Phillips Co. 3IS7 broadway.
i''n fhi.iips Coo ora ss1 G BIo,daay $500
iSsth r.. Riverside DR., $50. Bcacors.
/ 4 Levy, tos ttin ave '''''''''''''''0
i3Sts St. cog Mest...;.,. ,;.......,.... $40
liSth 81. aud Broaiwly Eicrshe Court
II Woea " ii Do,.on CO. Di; idw lay
nOth e., 50. wr,,. The Florence. .....,i,o
Bcft e. Fauihaber Co. Broad~ay ard
ms f.. 40 west Chatham Hail......,s.o
r. u wood. w. H. Doison Co. broadway
nIs, =. and hBroadvny, Euer.i.. copr
Z h Wood, " ii Do,.i,fn' 90. niiaa Nc
w w.. 8. Sol we'' n e CO.. r., n-s,.r ss
sswson & Hobbs, iG4 IVES 81 - $3.50
i' i,o st. $50 So West corner ri.srs.d-. Dr
sav son 4 hobbs 10 We,i I'd; I'D - ''-''
hsd st. brohdwly. 1905, Grrl'och dwell
= &chucsicr sso5 iir.5sii1a,a,t'.' '''''''''0
~ Of" Broadway. sson G-cyloch dwell.
g; soluesi.t. $50; nircadela,y.' ''V'''''
bITGa aI i'''h I" COL wSs;. ragee,,ii
Frsa;;ri.k zi'icl q sons, .ili hroad. way
iSth st, As 20 wes.. The Mu-iel. go. ,,so
T. r Wood. W. IL Do.sJn CO. E-osd~,y
ns,h g. n, e. cor s.. Nicholas ave.
rease 4 E'.rnan $50 Madisan a ,sO' 100
iIsth st. -. Nicholas ave, ,ss -. ssOO.,7sO
Iease & I.,,!nan, S'o Madison ave.
i i wSqd y ii Dol.oa Co. Bfoad"i ;S
ns;h st. or nlycrai. priy., rl,ken
calder N,,it & I..nani' iS, t' 90, t ,5i,5
lSth st, lv3 West. The Btauford 900. 1850
bert q raulhaber 60, broadway and
Ham st. ~ broadway. Tho Mansfield. 1870
Geors' lia'cnfcli Co. Inc. - East l2i II
''f & w, 94 W&:"llI po.oa me 20
''O'p = r. w %nT'sni al; ts:,'t k.mWay ts;s
lalst B"av Northold- Southold .sy5O-silii
i"s :. w CO.. wS;'' ,w,.hl,nsion I,ylnw $50
1874 R,ye,sd. Dr.. as, ri.- OnondaG, ,sio
sehnl rsF Ss Co. 49,; ;s H nFsai M yss,h
''f Es q: + r Msias ;S asa,:ss .;,''''S
is'ts at r.. .washiaE,oa az, q, $3.50 $40
isS.h 81. II washlnstan sr ~. s., D =" 1T
schndc- 4 iicb,.r ssss IL wly. mr. iss,h
i72a st. col West whitehouse. $40 1869
80, N,hTinE C,ompanyy l'is $, Nltsoias a ~
,s 5y3 (SmPno{ q; AZ; 81
NehTipg cSmPany 1873 81. Nicholas AZ;
, i wSed. " Ii Do;iisoin; Co B~iy:s or
49,, chaTies /. Huston CO. is las; ,ois at $,
go, c6af'ts ? !. masion Co. i; East ,ais Isl =
/ Peasc & Ellinan Agents lto Madison ,v
1 iseth st. Sol West the For Tryon. 5000
/ }. L. Whitaker. 2lOs Broadway. az 7lth.
w Peasc { Eliiman. $40 Madison ay Wv
lsoth ST. 452, III. Wash. av........... $50
Superintendent on premises
lSlst st, COS West. Clurrda ....... 5000 $3.50
/ NehFing Company 1878 ST Nicholas av.
ksarlss co%pany iiis St Nlcholas 's a."
i 1874 81. 90 Wrs... ...................S ih
Sliwson a Hobbs. ls2 West t?i ST.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-20
SEVEN ROOMS.

'n cso,s; I Hsa.,sa e. kr;, .s,& :.
MOOR & WycEoa. So s,h az. '.s's
.o, sl.wsGn IS 8 Hobbs S,,,o lS2 West 'sd st,s0.
" X Braehcr, aOiO broadway. ..
'is' s ia .a4 Hobbs Is. west 7.d st. ''''
tih st, Central Park West. Harpcriey
I Manascr on premises. '-'''' '''''
ssh ST.. west. naymore. 500
Bins BinS. 40 West ioth ST.
'A p r. w wss' W WI II. poson Co., Broad na
way and s0th 81.
ssth 81, West. corner Central PARK
" siaWsoa & Hobbs. iss west ;si =.
''d - WI, wss' ESrs gg, ,1o,sxay
5.h st. 90s Vest Vest Eor Tag " - O
J. II, -whiuaks,TT; 2ios nroadw9,yysso ,s.o
18Th 81, i79 West Waehusc;t SOC. $40
way and SOth ~.
18th ST.. ssa. Amsterdam av.......... $3.50
FredGTiek Si,e sons 2.i, h $40 sSc
49,, siaasos Hobbs, ice West ~ s; "a
'''H wiia Ware Broadway a sS'S sGth st,
7sth St. $50 West. Dorset. Sl,sOo
,., A. ,o te " ios .o Sth s az ,soc,o
. George R3senfeld Co. Inc 81 Il. az ST.
'l r. il Wood W Ii D,ossoun CO., iBwaiy. scth,
''' rT re- s' zticl SOM. gsii h h'S'"'
" Fl H. wooi. y ii Doson Co. Bs ay sOsh
d s s Ws'i Ehd Huston ny, Co. y ,O,6 80
s:d st.. West End av. 45l 80. S7S0-Si.2Oo
Frcd,k zittel Sons. 22ll Broadway
+. il. Wood, W H. Doson Co, Bway -sOth.
$50 st.. 472 w. The Belvoir, ...,...,.S.5 500
+. n. Wood. W. IL, DolsOu Co.. Bway- som.
$50 St W. lie Orange. 81, o0o-1i, 500
Slawson & Hobbs lG2 West 72d -.
$50 ST. 325 W. Devonshirc. -. 5000 81. 900
Slawson Hobbs, l62 West I'D ST.
stth St, Riverside Drive, 40 ........., 81. 500
W II & J. NJ. Stewart, 100 Riverside DR..
9th st. 353 W Lancashire. ,,........sl, 900
f. II. " God. W. H. Dolson Co, Bway soth
s5th St 2l3 W.................... 1870
'''" P st. & Gilman. Agts., $40 Madison av.
ssth st 100 W ................,.,.sG 5000
slawson 4 Hobbs ie2 West 72d st.
siawson & Hobbs, is2 West 72d st.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-01
UNUSED rear AXLE
SELLS Paige CARS
Curious Experience of One Dealer
Who Has Never Yet Re-
placed that Part.

II is a curious fact that an axle that
has never been used-in fact. has never
been built into a motor car-should prov e
to be a great advertisement Of the cars
for which it is built. This is the story
told by c. w. Payne, Paige distributor at
Des Moines. Iowa.
There's a rear axle tucked away in my
stoCkroOm that is one Of the best sales
men l have said Mr.. Payne. 1T has
closed more sales of Paige cars and has
captured the goats OF more competitors
than anything l know of. and il is just A
common. everyday Paige axlc-but it has
a history.
Several years ago. when secured the
distribution of Paige cars. | bought a
The Washington herald., 1914-11-01
HERE'S AN AUTO
With NINELIVES
1t Takes a Silent Waverley to
Pass Through Fire and
Still Live.
NO FEAR OF SCRAP HEAP
Former Aristocrahc Electric in Indian
apolis May Be Seen Running
on Streets Same as Ever.

The vissitudes that beset the lives of
perfectly good and upright electric auto
mobiles have never been fully described
Of a gasoline car may be predicted with
more or less certainty when you know the
character OF the man who drives IL. II
is either the smash-up or the second hand
junk shop, and it needs no gypsy fortune
teller to say the word. ANY reasonably
good Judge OF human nature can read
the story in the eye Of the gas car
owner.
But an electric car has so many lives
to its credit in the book Of fate that even
a cat isn't in it by comparison. Here for
instance is a picture of a Silent Waverley
Electric that ought TO be dead and buried
in a scrap heap by all good rights, yet
II may be seen any day in the week
on the streets of Indianapolis patiently
bearing the burden Of a huge loaf of
bread and carrying a message to Garcia
from one Of the sanitary bake-shops or
the city.
In its first estate this car was a beauti-
full waverley brougham, elegantly finish
ed and furnished. the property of a
highly respected widow who resides in a
fashionable quarter Of the city. 1t lived
on terms Of intimate companionship with
a
Hartford in her commodious garage and
was we'll groomed and cared for by a
garage man.
There was too much gasoline in the
building for safety and one day the whole
garage and it's contents went up in
smoke The Packards and Chalmers and
Pope-Hartford gave up the ghost with
out q murmer and went forthwith to
the scrap-heap; but when the wreckage
was removed from the Waverley, there
It stood, dishgurd but still in the ring.
The fire had consumed the coach body
and melted the aluminium battery box
covers; but the batteries themselves, the
frame, and the chassis were practically
unInjured. An inquisitive by-stander
moved the controller a notch and on 1t
started with as much life and vigor as
ever it had.
II the Waverley had been a family
horse II would have been pensioned and
sent to pasture for the rest Of its natural
life; but being only an indestructible
thing Of steel and lead and copper wire
It must go plodding through the streets
bearing aloft banner Of the Stan Of
Life as IL II hadn't earned the right to
a peaceful existence.
II the poor dumb thing had even a
horn to express Its feelings with, it would
honk in protest, for there isn't anything
very dignihed about being wheels to an
advertising stunt, even with q group of
pretty girls as part of the procession.
The 1915 model Wayerley Is on display
in the show rooms of the Pollock Car
Corporation in Washington at lois Con-
nectIcut avenue.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-01
Statesmen. MEET
At RUBBER CITY
Conference of Goodyear Tire
Company Shows Get
Together" Spirit.
INSPECT BIG FACTORY
officials Are Well Satisfied by Record
of 1914. and Look for Greater
Crop" in 1915.
INSPECT BIG FACTORY

Just at the time when the factory rec
ords show that the company has made
and sold $500, 900 automobile tires, a great
salesmen's conference of the Goodyear
Tire and Rubber Company ended yester-
day at Akron, Ohio.
1t was by far the largest sales confer
ence ever held at Akron, the Rubber City.
Four hundred and fifty branch managers
and statesmen came from North, East,
South and West-from Maine and Califor-
mia, Louisiana and Michigan and all the
States between. The conference was pre-
liminary to the launching OF the COM
pany'S 1915 campaign. and concluded .
fiscal year that has witnessed the COM
pany's maintenance and Strengthening OF
its claim Of being the largest tire COM
pany in the world. The years increase in
the number Of tires made and sold over
1913 was nearly IS per cent.
For three days the men from the selling
field were the company's guests. They
inspected the factory. with its 400, 900
The Washington herald., 1914-11-01

square feet Of floor space, and watched
the actual operations by which 7.SOO
workers turn out the Goodyear product.
There were inspirational addresses, a
banquet and other entertainment for the
evenings. and the days were filled with
discussions OF trade conditions and the
campaign OF onslaught on general busi-
ness for the year TO come.
Thursday morning the men arrived in
Akron by special trains, the time of their
leaving their various cities having been
so arranged that the entire force arrived
in their specials at approximately the
same time. A band greeted them and a
parade formed to cross the city to the
Goodyear factory, where the various ses-
sions were held.
Goodyear officials are well Satisfied by
the record for 1914. just closing. and pre-
dict that 1915 will show another remark
able step forward for Goodyear products.