davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-25

Grape fruit - Jloriba
| $2.5o--3.50 per Rifle.
Grbbeeren. CUTE $1.5o--
300 per "a Qt. Crate.
StadefbeereH. - Sbio $2.'
25-$2.50 per "a st. Crate.
" Rbdbdr6er. - 10-12ae per
DuBenb giinbd.
Rartoffeln - Wihigan A.
soc per guibsl DOM Geleife unb S1.50
-1.65 per gbI. pom Gtore.
sSunae 4artpffelu. - Tlos
riba S4.00-5.25 per gbl. unb $1.50
-1.75 per 5dmpsr.
SibfartoffeIn. Serie1
S1.50--1.65 per Camper.
Sparael. - Ginbeimifd. 75-
90c per Dubsnb 9inbsI.
5omaten. = GlOriba $1.75-
ESQ per Crate.
&raut Wartt 5iemli6 Iebbait.
alabuma S2.00-2.25; nsuss Glori.
bn $2.O0-2.25 peb Crate.
aOblra6i. - Doc per Oubsnt
giinbel.
grbien. - 2tla6ama $50
LIS per Camper.
3niebeIn. 8sl6e 90c-$1 90
per guibel bonn Store. Deibe $115
-I25 per gufbel pom Store.
8riine 9obner. - Jloribd
$1.75-2.O0 per Sam5sr.
aarottsn. - Gepai6ens S2.25
$50 Der gbl.
Rotbe Riiben. ginbsimii 6s
25-3oc per 0nbeub.
Weibe RHben. Rem Or
leans 30-35c per Subsnb giinbsl.
aobl. - s1.00 per Bbl.
2anbprpbufte.
9eu. - go. l 9imotbp $1,000;
Ro. Q 3imotbp $1,000; SO. 8 simos
tbp $500; Ro. 3 9imot6p $500;
RO. / ssmti6tsr Glse $500; Ro. 2
DO. $500; Ro, / ales $17.50-18.s
90; Ro. 2 DO. $1700; QliaIfa S17.s
50-22.50 per 1ou.
WiiblsRfutter 1T ii.tig. -
3leis S23.5o-24.o0; Wioblings gros
beg $27.0o-27.5O; DO. f.ines s28.5O
1900; ssmifttss Gutter $25.5o-
26.OO.
Sdmer.ien. Wartt itetig.
aleefamen $6.5O-7.O0 auf bem ge'
leiIs uno S7.25-8.25 per gu. pom
StOrs, 1imotbp S2.40-3.20 Der gu.
pom Stors. guhpeiSen 8oc per gu.
Gloasiamsn S1.70 per gu.
0srfhiebenes.
O.Is. - Rar!t ii,tis. asiR5I. rOs
bes CSC per @alIone In partieu BON
s 9bis. gsto6tes Il mebr. gfo. /
acrb6l 60e: Cotton Ssso G;l, rafiis
nirte 52c per 9ogOne. zerpsHtin Al:
per Salon. in partisn bon Is gar'
rtls; SIC in partisu Don 10-25 GdIs
loHsn. Petroleum, Cbio Carbon 120
Grab % DO, $50 Grab 10ic, 5eaos
liabt It's 9tab 12e; Reo GroDn Ga
ioliu 13e. Qnphta 16c per GdIore IN
parii.n Don Is g6ls.
Sala. - Der Wartt TT rubis. -
Ohio RiSsr s1.05 per gbl. BON 28o
Rib, 1ubrIobn biusussfiist.
Iala. - Wartt ftetis. primG
giis 6s-69t; DO. GOun.rp 656tc
per pfunb.
aohlen. - Wartt rubig. YOus
sbioabenn $3.5o-3.75, Nub unb
Slad $2.25. 8anapba Stiidfohleu
$3.5o-3.75. Rub uno Slat 1925
per 5Onns abaelisfsrt. Rau4loie
Stiidtohl.n $3.50. DO. RuB uHo
Slad $3.25. glntbratite $7.75- 800
per 9onns abasliefert. Go,e toftst
$6.o0-6.50 per SOnns obssIiefsrt.
Woll. Su Der DtrfIoHsren
Wote mar Der Rartt re6t Isbbaft
uRS bic pr.tie iparsn ieit.
9etp 4ers
Sm 3uber eepdihHs-
no. ! unb dusertpdbIie 1910
Grobe 31-32c
uusenaia.ne.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-25

biele pfsrbs fir pie aqiirien gefauft.
Die pretfe fpdDen feft unb am s9lub
Der Wo4e ME folet;
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-25
0ors WeIoniartte.


gtntin1sti, "a. Usai, 1915.
Asan aud bic Ra&frass nod Gollebsn
Tease arobs pdr, 10 ipartH bod bic BaHien
MI MouttnsarbtiisH iisnflid bef&dftigt
Web W wtlig. bar Tsrltben ON tag'
psrpsH BON ben Banfen SK-4% berefHst,
wabrsab Ueffaiispapisre Bu6--696 bision.
TIT rsrsen Sm oHeneH Marite nurhen
gasisbtn .sn saIS tu sK--4X use euf
Zen " 4--4Kx bIafist.
@eAfd emf Rss psn
pxfheR - Ysfi tpii4sn esslen serlsnft.
Nw osnAierrsis bsirdgf coe Prdmis per
eiso0.
Beefd snf esss,s.
Gidt Bedfsl snf gonson purSen su
961-<Six pu Bfo. Sterling quotiri. 6ir
0edld ssf Berlin sxrben 84e f1f Warf
besedsst. faf Wtdfsl axj paris 1sH pro
GrsEe, anf Nnitsrbsm 4es pro 0uIeeH sns
saf Htfn 17c per 2roHG
psren rstis rHb tstis. Die sasss. ssS
ityea mis- is!Gl:
Giniauf. Bertani.
~ Dslts issS Coup .iisX
- 1suts, 1918. ..ielH ls1
1sHbs. 1889. sSZ -
~ ysFaAa ........ "
- %ansNa ,.........ivlB io7
Sfssstss essisnnfsss.
De ilmfatt I'M hisiisss glssrinataus
be!ssfsn Id btuis sui ", ,0so. 400.
ssfa esfzsitafn-
8roeisr d Gamble com. partn bic sin,i.
gen Bapsre. Udht teui. stsas 2eben teia,
ten, iona aber mar Der Ularti fau uns bic
Brsifs ssoradt. Beriauit purbsH:
~ su essfs.
First Call.
wife Cine. Gas & Glsstne 60. 81
Second Call.
2l attisn proeter & Gamble 90. com. sTi
10 Ntf.H proetfr d Gamble com 6T0H
10 Gfilsn 8rotisr & Gamble com 67oL
50 Aiiitn prptisr 4 @ambIe com $40
afiitn Cbio Cities Gas rom -. 92K
I'm sfftutn Warft.
$1,000 Somilton 90. Tenn, 81 1885 f0s
$1,000 Beaumont. Ter. So 1884 .. 1903
$3.50 Rabiiouuils ap. 596 1918. iO0X
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-25
Sploaten, bic in Die Salaat
Siebeu.

8iIbeIm g 9mibtbOuu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-25

" y - - . -" @|b~E
3ufubr uHb @sriarbt pGbraro Der
orgaHgenen 48 StunoeH, Oerglth:u
nit oerielben 3eit Der lestsn DOas
lparen ipie folqt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-25

g.rsaait ipurbsn 575 9bIs. 9iftils
l.rs Sinifbeo 9oobs auf Der Bats bon
S1.39 per 9allone.
9roteries.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-17
THE MEXICAN SITUATION

Brownsville, Tex.-Villista beseig-
ers of Matamoras are in full retreat
toward Monterey, apparently intend
ing to join Villa at Celaya. The re-
treat began yesterday noon and the
camp today sentirely deserted.
Washington. - Fighting was re-
newed yesterday, reports received
today said, between Villa and Obre-
gon at Celaya where success is ex-
pected to make the victor dominant
in Mexico. State department advices
indicated that, although Villa had to-
fall back during the early fighting,
his losses were far less than Car
rama claims.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-17
MAY SEPARATE TWINS

Boston.-Separation of pair of 81
year-old Siamese twins is being conf
sidered at the Children's hospital
This pair are of opposite sexes andt
are joined by a narrow line front
hip to lower rib.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-17
STREET CAR STRIKE RUMoRED

The first hint of a possible street
car strike when the agreement be-
tween the carmen and the street car
companies runs out May 81 came to.
day when Sec'y Tabor of Local 241
said that if the bill regulating the
working hours of the carmen was
not passed they would insist upon it
in their next agreement.
The bill in the legislature gives the
carmen a day of not more than 10
hours, which shall be spent during
a 12-hour period and not strung out
through the day and night, as some
of the mems work is. The street car
companies are not in favor of this bill
Just what increases in salary the
carmen will demand has not been de-
cided and will not be known until af-
ter the next general meeting, May 4.
Regardless of their salary demands,
the men are set on having the 10
hour day and doing their work with
In a 12-hour period out of every "a.
1870
Marie Knight, 20, 40 S. Winches-
ter av., injured hip in fall from car
at Madison and Dearborn,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-17
BRYAN BLAMES SULLIVAN FOR
THOMPSON VICTORY

Lincoln. Neb., April II. - Roger
Sullivan is blamed by W. ]. Bryan for
Democracy's recent defeat in Chi
cago. In today's issue of the Com
moner, under the heading "The
Wages of Sin Is Death" Mr.. Bryan
says:
Last fall Mr.. Roger Sullivan gave
the state of Illinois to the Republican
party; this spring he turned over the
city of Chicago to the Republicans.
Having control of the state organiza-
ton, he gave the Democrats of the
state their choice between himself
and defeat-when confronted with
this alternative they decided that de-
feat was to be preferred to a Democ-
racy personified by Mr.. Sullivan and
the kind of politics for which he
stands. In the city of Chicago he
also dominated the organization and
gave the Democrats of that city their
choice between a SuIlivan-controlled
city and defeat they, too, chose the
latter"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-17
RUSSIAN COMMANDER SHOT BY
MEMBER OF STAFF

Berlin, via Wireless to SayViIIe, L.
l., April 17.-Grand Duke Nicholas,
commander-in-chief of the Russian
army, was shot in the abdomen and
seriously wounded by Baron Sievers,
commander of the defeated Russian
Tenth army, during heated quarrel,
according to an article vublished to-
day by the Duisburg newspaper Gen
eral Anzeiger. Baron Sievers, it was
reported, then committed suicide.
The newspaper said it received
this information from absolutely I'M
impeachable sources" The grand
duke, the article said, summoned
Baron Sievers to headquarters and
demanded that he explain his defeat.
During ten quarrel the grand duke
boxed Gen. Sievers' ears, whereupon
the latter drew a revolver and shot
the duke.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-02

Gle SdalIe I'M SrieoenstbaI,
inter Seitung Der 2ebrerin, SRI.
Simbrrg. miro ain inid}iten Cams,
tog (aIio morgen) ben se9enmarti.
gen Sermim nit elmer biibiter 6eier
beidlicBen.
Sim Sltermontag 9lbenS miro il
3eismanrl2 Salle. ionic audi in
Sannes Sole, in Morriion, ein Ball
;obgebalter perben. am eriteren
Slat miro oaS @ntcrpriie Srfyeiter,
BON Sermam, Die Muiif lieiern,
uno ON lesteren Glob Dos @orriion
Srbeiter.
Sin anoerer Stelle unierer ben.
tige ausgube bringen mir Die Mn.
5eige BON 90. Heumani1, IT,, als Son.
GSat CUR @ieSerermabIMg fir bas
Ilnt 5es GI6ermm,s fir Die 3iueite
&au0 u~nierer StaSt. Oieie @n8ei.
&c erfiilt uns nit GROCER 9efriebi.
9ifig, Serr Neumatlr bot ieit iedls
Sol)ren bas Mmt zines s(l6ermans
fir Die 3meite @ar6 hefIeibet, ,pab.
reno ipeIdJer 3eit Die 2oiung idpie.
riger GrobIeme an uniere StaStner.
walt1nla berantrat. ipie gum Sci.
ipiel bos 8afieriperf tn5 bas aonaI.
Spften. Serr @am1ar bot iid in
feinem amte aIs tiiftia betp1brt
urb feline gergangerheit aIs gISer.
mat lit bnber Der bette @rlm,6 fir
feline @ieSerermGbIuna.
Ser BON Der SodJidplIe perorl.
i~taltete 9a5aar nebit Supper, i'm
Saal Der SodIdule. am letten
SomStog Iber6, mar geieli9oftli6
Iofpie alrh finan5iell elm iebr bib
ifer Grfolg. Nidt uIlein BON Ser
mann, ioilbern aud bon WorriiorL
Berger, @asoonabe urrb anoeren Or
ten, batten ii6 Sftoaren BON 9es
iltd)ern ciraefutt6en, 10 bob Ser go.
5oor pollitdnoie alisperfnitft mltrbc.
Der Reinertnog bes sGbenbs belGilft
iid altf $t25 mo bieie Summe
miro SIR iGbrlid,m Serausgobe e..
mes SodiduI 6 gerifts perpenbet
meroen. Ole 2ebrer ,litb bie Stli-
benten Ser Sodidnlle ipreden bier.
nit ihren bersIihen 9anf alts. fir
sic IiberaIe 11rteritiitutrg meIfe If.
rem Iroieft slitheiI m,lrbe nnb Re.
gen ferner bie Soffnitng bab bas
Sl,tcreiie amrb bie' Wittpirfitna mel.
dc iih bier seiqtcn. ben @ea slt eli.
ncr gr6tcrer Sodifi,Ie bohnen per.
Den.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-02

-Srau MatbiI0a SdNtell lit anl
pepgan9enen Ntortag nod 8irfiuoob
gereiit, Inn lire Eodter, Sra1 eSranf
Seflorill, 81 beillden.
-Seite, aar Gborireitog, finbet III
Der gpanal. ct. Snllls Stride, Inn
10 llhr pormitta9s. @ottesbienit
Itatt.
-aIbin Mnper II. Satin, bon
&bineIan6, tparen poriee @od,e bie
8dite bon Geo. Struttntann II. 50.
mile.
Die "gagles. bieltcn am lebtcl
SGmstag Mbenb eine Guftion ullb
perfauften Dos i6mmtlide Iohil n
ibrer alltb8inmer on Mitglie6er beS
SrbenS.
-@eorg S. SpedfnIs, bon Ser,
ger, befanO iib am Montae bieIer
@ode bier IN @eiddften unb iprot,
and in Ser 9riIderei Dor, CUR grs
neierune ieines announcements
8amen limo eriuft unierc
prad)tpouen itenelt sSriibidbrs : Siite
5l beieben. 9aS Ielreite Der Mtobe
5u Ereiien bon ST bis $12. Sim
berbiite bon 25 Gents auftpdrtS in
Sarfins Guelaoen.
3urdD GadlaBridter Sbeo.
@raf purbar an Nittapod) i'm
COURTEOUS @in. $. Marqitmpo itno
Senriettd Woralnro, beibe pom ct.
Souis, in Spn1en's rofige @~befciieln
geihmieoet.
8rou q. $. GbriiteI reiite olll
peraangenen Sonntag in @eieaifait
tDrer Sod)ter, gran Wllielm Builder.
nod Senpenfportb, &ot., lnr lire ga.
Ielbit mofutbafte Sodter, Srnt $.
8. Selnrers, 3l beil,d)en.
-Gbriit. 9aeder, Mug. 3eaeIsr
unb Sictor 9eppe, BON Sreoerids.
burg, trafm am Iesten samstog in
Serrn 8aeders auto bier elm. I'M
eir BOAR Stunoen bier 5n penpei.
len, bepor iie iid mad, @ebers Sale
begobcn Inn BORT bic San5muiif 81
! %liefern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-02
Souoenbera. ser 9oubpla.

-aue. Sau9enbere, Der 8olbol5.
lu1o 8obnidneqen . &dn0ler bon
Cooper Sill, itottete unierem Sc.
id,dft alu nergangenen 0ieilsta9 Ell.
men 8eirdJ ab.
-9eute ilt 9DarIrcitog, Der Gag
OH meldenl Der grl0ier ben 300 an
&reu5 erlitt. 9ieier Sog, Der Stiue
Sreitag, lit elmer Der be%oeltenoitcn
uilb, obne 3neifel, Der tief crgrei.
fenblte Sreitag Der driitliden Stride;
int mober1len Sample iu1 hoS 2Giein
i'm raitloien, fieberbaftem Sagen nod
Dem gr0Bten aller @0ten, ,lads Dem
Wammon,. lift iebo6 Gilberlidp BON
|bieiem Seiertaee nidt mebr pieI SIT
ieben.
SERB. 9iebol fahn an 0ienst1g
oieier ISOLDE BON Stolpe bierber, nm
Srit 9iebal Ii. 2ohter, Srou GbaS.
SorelB Ii. beren SObn @eorg, Srau
emile 2innbarbt uno 6ran @ott,
lieb Meper, iGntmtlid bon ct. 2ouis.
aba,tbolen. 9ie Sbenaciraimltem ua.
rem oitf Dem @ese nod ibrem alten
Seim, tpobin file iniol9e 6es Sobes
ibrer Wlitter. reipect. Gerunnoten,
Sroii gIbertina 0iebaI, aerufen
mnrnen mnren-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-02
-ReseImabiae @eridmlluna oes
Staotratbs ndditen Nontog Tbeno.

-8eaeImGbiae &erianmlunq oes
Staotratbs n1diter 0tontog Tbenb.
-SrI. Martba SIeiidl febrte ant
Inntaa 0ieier 8ote BON einem Se.
fld) in ct. 2ouis 5uriif.
SRI. giteaa Stt, bon Berger,
belt fih am leeten Gienstog, be
itdlsipeiie, in Sermam auf.
-!Sugo Sobbc, non Ct. 9ouis,
beIonb iih am uergan1cnen Conn.
lag bier, ais Gait bon Spon 6. go.
bpm mo Satin.
|-GGns. Sdlltb mo @ottin. bon
ct. 2ouis beianben lid, mefrere 90
ae Der pergangeucn @od)e aliI Be
iid] bel 6rau Mug. Sdultll.
-Sran ebas. Sabrner murbe am
letten Sreitag, arlGBIid Der ernIten
erfranfuna brer Mntter, not ct.
Somis eerufen.
Sit eiier SnisgerGtb periihert2
8enn nidt. bonn lit es ratbiam Dies
iofort su tbun. Die Raten firrb iebr
ndBis. g. u. Sitber.
-8. 6. 8rinfnlarm perfoufte
porige 8ohe 5mei Gesop Srgeln;
cine on Srit 8itte, bon Ban. unb
Die an6ere an Com. 6. 9oG, mir Die
Sdttle in Gotsbam.
&as. u, Rueoiger, Der 8leiber.
bdnoler, beif,ditiet alrr 3eit cine
am5aN arbeiter init ser 8er1noers
mig urb neuen einridtune ieines
Bebdltbes an Der Ode Der Sierten
nno gbiaer StraBe.
-Yrof. grnit @aertner II. @at,
tin, Der SrinaipaI Der Sotihule, 10.
pie ni,h Der 8ro6irten S6nle bon
Blanc, beiarben iidl iiber lestsn
Sanistag unb Sonntaa bier in Der
Sta0t.
ter-@ ottesOienit ullo Ibcn0-
mabl an ndf1iten Sormtag, Inn
ein 8ierta nad} 10 llbr, bomnittags,
in Der epapgl. ct. Eauls STRIDE.
Spsielle Otter Niuiif. las otter,
Brperam fir Die &inoer beginnt Inn
halb@nd)t llbr, dbenos.
Der burd)ld)nitilidJe 9eluf Der
SonntagsifiIe Der biciiacn GpangI,
ct. Eaulls Stride, fiir Dos Sitartal
Deld3es ain 81. MdrB eIpoigte, ina,
$50 Sdyiiler. Bon oen 90 2ebrern
Der Sonntalifule nareft I'M 9urdp.
fdritt 90 bis 90 arhpeierth.
anldBlid) Der Soritelung ourd,
ben ct. @eorg Gramatilden Gereiu.
ON Sonntag. ben II. IpriI, miro
an ienem Ibenb feline GRANDCHILDREN,
Sorfiibrina in Der annsert Salle
itattfinocn. 9ie s INTO 8 Gpiiooe
Der .giIion 9oflar @piterb" pirf
ON Sonntag Gbenb, Sen 4. NpriI.
poraefiibrt peroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-02

lIel SlelISduy, III BeFuAltliu1eH IIlBe'
Ilegenbeiten, nod ct. Soiis.
SRI. goun Sames tpeilt 9egen.
p1rtia bier, aIs 8alt ibrer Ser.
panoten Sranf gggers iuto @attin.
9ie moSerliten 5riibiabrsbiite
fir 9nnelt SIT ST bis $12 in
Sarfins &meIahet.
sir biibife ur0 geidnladpouc
Olteroeforationen isbe mon. oas
Sdattfeniter bon S. 8. Snienritters
8eif1ft.
SerIoren cine Siiafe6er
dountain pen); ser Sinoer erbdlt,
bel Mlieiernne in Der Office bieics
9lattes, cine 9elohnura.
Geo. 3eilmnlln upo Satin, BON
Berger, b~efonben iif ONT pergange.
Len Samstne bier. aitf Seiiif bel
Srerutben.
-6rau Charlotte 8rai, nc6it
Snd)ter, Sri. 9lande, begdben lid,
am lcbten Naontag. allf einen. I'm.
gercn @eiuh. nah 8bineIonb.
-@eorg Stnrf mo @nttin ba.
ben iid rod) ct. 2ouis 6egebeit, INN
hos Sitrrieit inn areiie ihrer ainher
iii feiern.
otto Gberlifl, Der Gieiige So
brifant bon Spoa4@aiier, mod)t Ae-
aciapGrtig beoeutclrhc Serbeiieruns
qen in Ser ginriftlnlg ieiner 80
brit; unter anberan erbGlt SOS sc,
bd1thc Gin ger6ltmiges @rogeid'oS, =
-Sobn s. Mmu. nebit 6omilie,
BON 81. 2oltis, iporel1 mebrere Sdgc
Der pergu1genen @r6e bier, auf
9eiildt bel &ermonbten. sic reiiterl
am Ietten Samstng non bier lad
@inihe, Hebr., ihrer 5ltfiinitigen
Seinmtb.
Ben Gidermaiu unb Senrp
Calf, Don EotsoanL lparcn dnt letter
Mittpod1 bier in Ser Staot. @ir
baben nidt erfobrar oh lie au RoB
ooer 5u @agen bier etrltrafeil, mir
piiien aber golls beltintmt. baB elm
jeber non ihrten Inv einen relten
Sorb Illto nieber uodlbauie 9efab.
rem ut.
-Senrp Sess uno fSamilie, mobn.
bolt On, Der Sirit Greet, crbielten an
letter. 9omterstag eirre &iite Ger be.
item, California Ipfeliinen, melhc
linen bonn ihrer Sodter, SRI, Roric,
pnn Cos Ifrgcles, 5uaeidift puroc.
SRI. !Sess rciite I'M Sanror 1914
IN 8cicIlidaft bon SRI. Wart1n
Gorih utS Sri. oo1iie Mof,ts, ei-
ncr Trcltn6in BON ct. 2oris, nah
Californian.
in Smiths Salle.
Cine oiientliGe eud)re : Inter
baltun9 miro an Oltermontag
Abelpo, Den 5. glpril, III Smitbs Sai'
lie, Don Den Mitglieoemr bes Ser
mann GempIe 103 Hptbian SiiterS.
9e9eben weroen. Seoermlonn iii
ber5lidit eingclooen. @egen Scr in.
t~crcIionten gilSelbeitet uermeilai
mir 0us 8ublifluu ailf Die Sdall.
~icriter bes 8eifGfts bon 6. & 6.
Silber.
-gcridt Der Ban Sd]uIc, i'm 81.
ltrift 81. fir Sen Ionat cn6en6 nit
DEM 26. Wars, 3obl Ser SdiiIer
35, tdelidPr S6nlbeiitd), inn 9ilrd,s
ifnitt 81 bis 90, 3abl ser SdiiIer
tpelhe feinen Gag feblter, t2. Sol.
genbc Sdliiler maren feinen 5aq ab.
peienb ober idirmig: Milton GltNel,
breht, gInin Sberg, RopnonS unS
8race Relob, Sbeo. Hltffncr. Ghriit.
unb Glitter GoblmanL Sohanm
Stoebr, Stelld @uidmnnr II. oous
Grfmonn.
Die Zines" bon S6rcpeport,
Ga, bradltc porigc ISOLDE bic fol.
aenbe, biibide Roti5; rs. g. @eper,
bon @~recnapooo, Ga, murbe art t3.
Mar5 bon ieiner Satin nit eitlen
fleincn Stamnlbalter beifcnft. Der
aleirc erbielt ben Hanlen Soborm
Smulel Meper; Sobanu. 81 Gbren
ieiilcs Saters mo icincS @rpbpn.
A E
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-02
giiracr ioQten es nidlt

-uniere 8iirgcr iolten es nid)t
pergeiien, bob am ndd]iten 9ienstag,
ben 6. slpril. Die iabrlide Sdulipabl
iopie aud Die idbrlif)e, r~egelmGBige
StootpabI itattfirben pirb. SGmmt.
lide SduIbiitrifte Derben fir finen
SuperintenSen Der Sdulen bon
@asconoOe Gourtp itimmen. Der
Sermam Sdulbiitrift geo. 8 miro
~gleidfoqs fiir 5ipet Sdulbireftoren
itimnlen; ierner iiir einen Sduilter.
min BON 8 Worate1 ltrl6 fir cine
Steuerrate bon soc altf $500 eiuge-
iddbtes @igentbunl, fir SdrI Stpede
Sn Der Sto6trpubl itimrmen mir fir
einen alderman iiir sic erite 8aro
unb einen alderman fir Ole 5ipeite
@arb.
Der 8crnd)t cincs @albes.
W1e es Den Sfle1m aus Sals
uno &ppf lott. Oieielbe frdftigc
8irfung bon ben 8eiunbbeit brin.
genben Eine : 8Glbern lit IN Or.
gea's Sine.SarsSonep perforpert
Intiieptiih nnb beiIen6. &auft
bellte cine 8laife. aGe apotbe.
fer bab's fir 25c. electric 9itters
lit cine Sriibiabrs @eoi5in. 1(abn.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-02

-Srau MatbiI0a Sdplea lit anl
p%epgon9enen 0tontag nod airffpoob
9ereiit, Inn lire Todter, Srau sSranf
Oeflorir, 81 beiilfen.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-08-02
RUSSIA TO RAISE
EMBARGO ON GOODS
TO UNITED STATES

WASHINGTON, d. c., July al
10 hasten restoration Of trade details
of the arrangement under which the
Russian embargo on exports to the
United States will be litter will be
worked out by the Russian ambassa.
dor, George Bakhmeteff.
A request that this course be TAX
en- was cabled to the state dapart-
ment today from Petrograd. I'M
mediate steps will be taken to perfect
the plan for an early resumption OF
trade between Russia and this country
Under the proposal accepted by the
Russian government III agreeing to
lift the embargo Russian shipments
will be consigned TO Secretary Red
field Of the department OF commerce,
who will distribute to importers and
merchants in this country under guar
antee that no Russian products will
find their way into countries at war
with Russia.
Negotiations with the Russian gov
ernment are expected to result in a
method of distributing shipments OF
goods in bonds, until the merchandise
has been consumed. The Russian
communication eliminates negotia-
tions pending for several months be-
tween the two governments-in con
nection with requests from merchants
of particularly veteh seed for ferti-
lizer, hides, skins and mineral oil.
An understanding was reached by
the state department today with the
Swedish legation by which American
shipments to and from Russia via
Sweden will not be subject to the
Swedish embargo against re-axporta-
tion.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-08-02
PEACH GROWERS TO ORGANIZE.

At the weekly meeting Of the
peach growers, held at Aliens hall
Saturday afternoon a report was pre-
sented by the committee appointed to
look intd the facilities offered by
the Well Fargo Express company for
finding cash markets.
The Well Fargo Co., has for years
been giving very efficient service
to producer and consumer in widely
separated localities. The wants of the
consumers in one locality are ascer-
tanned by the agents and orders are
taken and forwarded to the agent
where the want can be supplied. The
money accompanies the order Upon
the strength Of the report a motion
to organize the peach growers was
acted upon and an effort will be made
to develop the service to its full
lest capacity.
A committee composed of W. T.
Molmss. Dave Miller and +. Nichol-
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-08-02
DURANGO EXCHANGE

Information comes to the Exchange
from the Leadyille fish hatchery that
10000 native trout will be shipped
TO the Exchange inside the next 80
TO 60 days. These fish will be dis
tributed under the auspices of this
organization and only in such streams
as they can be properly installed in
nursing ponds and protected. The
streams chosen are Junction and
Lightner creeks, La Plata river, east
and west forks Of the Mancos river,
Mill creek and Piedra river, the Pine,
Vallecito and Canon creeks have been
taken care of by Mr.. Shaw and Mr.
Frazer of the Durango National ;,
est for this year. Next year it is
hoped to have our own independent
hatchery here at Durango that will
stock every stream from Telluride
to Pagosa Springs. There ought to
be at least 100000 trout fry placed
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-08-02
JUNE IMPORTS, EXPORTS
AND BALANCE OF TRADE

WASHINGTON, D. c., July 81
In exports of domestic products, in
aggregate value Of foreign trade, and
in favorable balance of trade the
United States made new high rec
ord in the fiscal year ender June 30,
1915. Figures made public by the
department Of commerce today show
that imports and exports combined
totaled $4,442, 2,s64,272, an increase of
$lS4,000,000 over 1914 and of $164,-
100000 over 1913, the prior high-rec-
ord pear in total value.
Exports in 1915 totaled $2,7GS, ,643,-
532, an increase of $4O4, ,OOO,O over
1914 and 100000 over 1913. I'M
ports aggregated 81 1,674, ,220,74O, a
decrease of $3.50, 100000 from last
year't total and of $13s, 100000 from
that of 1913.
The excess of exports over imports
for the year 1915 was 81 ,094, ,442,79
which sum exceeded by S42S,OO0,0 900
the former high record made in 1908
and by 1929 100000 the export bal
ance for 1914.
June. 1915, exports were 1868, ,6o1,-
500 and exceeded by Sill, $4,000 the
total for June last year. June i'm
ports were S157746,14O, or less by
S26l $50 than those for June, 1914,
but s26,0OO,OOO more than those for
June 1914.
Of the June 1915 exports 6294 per
cent entered free of duty, compared
with 59.32 per cent for June 1914,
and 5O.sS per cent for June, 1913. OF
the years imports 61.7s per cent were
duty free; in 1914, 59.43 per cent.
The years gold movements in
cluded imports, s171 ,56S, ,755; exports,
S146,224,14s. In 1914 the figures
were imports, s6G,53s, $50; exports,
sl12.O38,529 The month of June 1915
deversed the conditions shown in June
las year, June gold imports having
been $52,341 40 this year and s3,s17,-
liz las year; while gold exports last
month were only $2,s2i ,958, against
s4S,107064 in June, 1914.