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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-27
Siebusarfte.
NtrT B I.

Rtntpteb. - sIle @rahe mo-
rem itetis I'm prsiie. Die 3uhibr tpa'
aering. CUTE idp.rs Stiere uno fstt,
aabe parsn pieI beeehrt uHb itar,
@epobnliHes uno eerinses SHla1t'
pieb rpor langfam, aber itetis. Wliid'
liihe iporsn ielten. Gsipobnlihe unn
ssrinee Stoders unb 6ttoers iDaren
langiam.
Mittlers unb idTpere Stiere $l0.s
.50--13.5o; Jleiiter Stisrc $500
1l.Oo; austrIeime bis ertra $11.25
--12.50: Ssiisrs S7.50-10.75; aus.
,rlei.ne bis srtra $11.00--12.25;
stite $7.25--9.00; aussrIsitne bis
ertra $9.25-1LDo; Gamers $3.50
100; Milhfiibe $5o.00-125.OO;
Gtodsrs imb GeeSsrs S7.0o-lL00.
guIIeM. - Die 3ufubr tpor ges
ring. Der Martt itetis, bic 4,reiis uH'
oerinbert.
syette guuen $10.5o-11.oo; Bc.
Icsna $s.50-10.50; Hagsrs unD
Isi4.s S7.00--S.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-27
@pHen Syfpbe mitmatbets.
Norb Gine. Snrnperein iOa fOrtuu
Nortb Gine. @Dmnaiium biheu.

Wenn Is na6 Wltuf4 unb Willsn
bes @ertpaltunssratbs bes Rorb Gin
cinnati 5urnbereins gebt, fDirb Der
@erein bonn a. 2lpril db Rortb Gina
cinnati gbmnafium NFoeiation beis
beu. Ger @sripnltungsrdtb bat ges
fern Gben5 einen babin gebenoeu
8ef9luB gefobt, Der in elmer 8ereinss
beriammluHg am a. april ruttfi5iert
tperben foa. Der @erein bat unter feis
mem ieBieen Ramen on bic Diersig
Sabre nit @bren beitanben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-27

can, esnSs sas aIti,n ia re. y)srf

Wei9fiispapiete pnrben ~ 6& bisloH.
III. Hs4id suf 9cnboa parm ifsfis.
Ear 90 Yase A72k. Gommesfiaf 1tlIS, 70
1ass, N7iT. ei6t NDK, RabsI.
xnDsifansea N.7s 7IIs, Ssanes eiAt
o.i2H, kabd AIM; Rarf. ieim lupti.
rnnesn; 9foHen, isint luotirunsen. 6el.
lsnSifde 9uIbeH SiHt <6xe. Rabel 4she,
2irs Siti s.G7K kabsl s.6e, Rubei ethl
i3K; Rabg a. eilber. Barren eoH,
1triianiide collars 73K.
aftitnmsrft-Ee qi5erip Bombs
Dsrbtn brute itart esbanbsli uao bieiss
btsiattadtigte Die 0ei2dite in asiien- Ser
gtaSlt i'm adstmsinsH Dar uHesrsgelt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-27
Mui ber guhe
SIT nod bos gtgitan3tommittee in
Selpbos, Sbip, Haa probeuts
Iden.
Bier unssbliae prOoeutfde muBter
ben 5reueib ablegen.

III q, 1,f ~. Otdl6. Su9
aus 500 perIonsn beftebenbe 9isiz
iarStommittes in Delpbos stng m
0ienitas a6enb gu friiber Stunbe auf
bic rDettere Su9e nod angebli4en
prpbeutiden, Die am Montos qbeuo
.ntiommen tpar.n, als fiinf Deiti6e
ges,pungen tuurOen bic SABINE 5u Joe
lutiren unb 1u tiifen.
Ritdrb 2tnoermou, Der Sohn bes
borrnoligen Common pleas Ri6ters
ainoerman, .insr Der Tiibrer bes
aomrnittees, ertIdrte am DiIritos
@benb, bob bas aummittee na4 BEN
Grocer Sames Starr iu6t, Der am
WSontas gaaar fia IOsrib unb snt'
tam.
Qinberman 1T ein Better Don Bdr'
neg 2inberman eireni Der gtdnner,
Der ON Wlontas abenb se3rDungeu
purbe, Die Gabue su tiiF.n. earI
Sstiinser, Der Gisenthiimer Der Del
pbos 3eitlmg, Der am Wlontag glbenb
perItlpann, III ni9t na6 Der Staot
5uriidgeiebrt, tpie Serr 2inbermaH
,r,IGrt. Die 3eituns purbe an Diem
itas bon bsm 9ilfsrebatteur 5. w.
aaubid bernuss.seben. Der, pie es
beibt, ben gusriff auf ben gisentbiis
mer aisfiihrlid fhiIberts. Die etns
s.fbsiten Der 8orsdnge bss seftrissr
Gbenbs ipurbeL ipie es beibt, in oem
aaffer Gafs nrrangtrt. Sas Saiier
BiIkim, einsm giirssr pon Delpbos
eeb6rt, Der aud elmer Der riiprise1
qnfiihrer beg &ommittees III.
Sm 9aufe ces Mbenbs muBten bier
pettere argeblibe prooeutibe ben
5reueib ablegsn uno bic sSabne tiiTen.
Gs poten cisIss Der Grocer Saco6
Wlorr, Der orl Wontag 4beno eRts
iutI6t mar, ptter Utstster, Elm Sars
mer, bsfeu Sohn eobn uu6 Glem
Simmerftnger, ein arrberer 5armer.
Sie bier MGEner plroen dllf oem Dfs
fentliheu Square in stnsn Wogen ss>
IeBt. 9r. y. 3. gurnst aug 9eIp1ps
ias ibnsn ben Sreusib Dor, oen iie
nd1fpreheu mubteu, uno i'm Deiees
rlingsfalIe puroe ibnen nit bem Sobe
scbrobt. Damn mubts jsber bon ibner
Die Sabine tiihsn. 9tuberbem er6ielt
ieber BON ibncn cine Sabne. Ole lie nit
nod Saufe nebmen rruBten. Im
SouIe ipurbs bic 5abne
BON Nnrg ieI5H, BEN Sammer unb
RGgel segeben ipurben, ongenaqcIt
unb oieisIbe gro3ebur pisbsrboIte iicb
an ben o1oeren Duenuusen.
Gin Mitglieb bes Sommtttees,
'freb &unoert, tpurbe I'm MeBter'i i6en
Salie oerIeBt. mo ibm aatbertne
Mebtsr, bic Sodter bes dIteren Wiess
Ter, einen S6Iog nit siuem Eriippel
,eriebts. Oos apmmittee gnb be-
tannt, boB ON Mittipo6 ipeitsre ger.
odf,tise alifseit0bert unb eestbungen
rerben niirben, bic Satne ouf nem
iffertIihen Sauare gu tiihen. gs iinb
nod ettpa Elm Dubenb 9erbdhtise
ibris, ipie Ri6urb 2inbermau faste.
sIaube Debuffp sefOrbeu.
Parts, &c. TGrs. Der bes
'anrte 9ompcniit CLAUDE Debuiip 1T
IN alter bon Sc Subreu bier ssifors
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-27

100 per aite; atmes $1.25-1.5o
per Rifte.
Dranetn. = gforita $3.50
6.75 per aifts.
0rape Jruit. - GIoriba $4..
0O-4.50 per Rife.
Erbbeeren. - Mlabama $5.50
BIB per Crate bon "a Nts.
Mepfel. - gresntnss 5000
$50 per Dbl. Rome geautp $500
100 per wbI.; Balbrpin $5.00--5.s
30 per Wfl. Ben 9npis go. / $4.5o
800 per gbl. Yen Oabis 30. 2
$4.00--4.50; yorf 5mpsrials $500
--5.25 per 9bl. Gano's $4.75-5.s
% per BbI. a)ippins $3.50 per
gbl. aIbtrnnl $6.5o-7O0 per BbI,
Wiueiaps $5!50-e.50 per Bbl. Drs
binarb parietiss S3.oo-4yoo per 8u.
Somutots. Dioriba $4Ho
800 per Grdte.
aartoffeIn. - gnrlp Obio
einbeimiid5e $2.O0-2.25; Mli6iean
$1.O-1.60 per 100 pfunb Sad ani
can geIsife.
Gibfartoffetn Nanrb
$2.o0-2.10 Per Samper.
@urfem - 9reibbdus S1.50--
200 per DuSeno.
Sparsef. - A00-450 per
sroBes Crate.
araut. Ddnifdts $17.W-r
20o0 per 9ou auf benz 0eleiie unb
S1.25 per 100 9funb bonn Store;
Sloribn 81 00--1.25 per grate.
aobI, - einbeimii6er $50
LIS per gh.
Stedriiben. - s1O0 1.25
per Blu.
Weibe aHbsm s1.oo-
s.50 per Bbl.
3ntebeln. - @elbe 5O-75c;
iDeiB. $1.25-1.50; rotbe 5o-75c
per 100 pfunb Sad auf bem Gs.
Ieiie.
e nraf. - 5Ioriba $1.50-1.75
per 5amper.
9rdne 9ohnen. SibIi&e
$3.OO-3.75 Drr 5nmper.
9arotten. - GinbeimiIde 81
O0--1.25 per 100 pfunb.
Seu. - go. ] simotbp $3.50
1000; go. 2 9imotbp $27.50--28.-
90; Ro. 8 simotbb $23.O0-27..
so; go. / sanif6ter RIee $2sOo;
30. 2 s.mifbier &iee $27.0o-27. 80;
30. / alee S23.Oo-24.OO; go. 2
Rice $2o.o0--22.0o; alfalfa sl4.OO
--22.00; Roesenfircb $11.50-12;
Wei3enitrob S11.6-12.00; Soaiers
iirob s11 5o-12.00 per 1oune.
WibIenfutter. - Die pret.
fe fur alei. inerben feftselest out
etner gniis BON 38 gro,ent Der
burdi6rittfiden Rotten bon Deisen
Ia Der Teiitle. Die preife rcn anbes
rem Dsisen UeiibIenfutter fiub:
6aort ober Gtanboro Nlibbiiuss
500 fiber bem Dreis bon Rleie.
sentiiGtes Gutter $40o, @effsWibs
bIines $500 fiber al.ie, Reo Dog
$500 iiber alete.
Gdmerfiea. Rnrft feit;
areefam.u $19.0o-21.00 per ga.-
bonn Store; Gimptbp $3.60-4.1o;
GIatsfameu $3.50 PET Hu.
Derf9tebeneS.
Dele. - Martt ffetis. - astn0l
robe $1.61 per GalIone In partienI
Don Ia gbl.; $17S in gcrtisn'
BON 1-9 GalIpnen; 30. l 2arb6t
S1.3S-14O; Bintsre1eIa $1.&-I
l.6S: Cotton Gecb Sil raff. $1.64I
per gallone; serpentin Sic in pars
lien pfn Is sob; petroIeum Dbio
Carbon Siate 5sit 12ar; Sp.5iaIs
Gorte 14e; 9asb Grofpn 9aioiin 25e;
Rap6ta soc per GalIone.
GaI5. - Der Warfi IN fef. Il
Obio Rir.r s2O1 per D6I. bon 100
pfunb. GubrIobu binSusefast.
Sale. - Martt finri. - prima
Gitn 16t-17e: DO. Gpautrp Id
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-27
gbieaqo, 26. Mara.

Sgteagp, 26. WRdr5.
9 6peine. - 3ufubr $4,000;
Wtartt itart. 9ult $1700-l7.6O;
ietdie $17,10-17 80; seniihte $16.,
75-17.75; idtp.re $16.OO-17.4o
raube $16.N-164o; Gertsl $12.7b
1855.
ainb pieh. - .3uFubr 1900;
Rnrit iteiis. RatiOs Gtiere S9.4o--
1450; Gtcdsrs unb 5sbers S7.7o--
1L5o; aiibe unb 6eifers $6.75--
11.s0; sdIber $10.5o-l5.O0.
g 6afe = 3ufubr 1900;
Warft feft; @fafe $11.10-15.lO;
9dmrner $14.O-18.9O.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-27
Sn Cefterrei4
Wurbe anseblt4 bas peittrossnbe
Geidas, nit bem paris befaofen
ipirb, sebaut.

Semi, @ortas. 25. Mdrs. -Sas
tpeittrasenbe @ei9iib, nit ipeIcAin
paris bef9oiien tpirb, lit, tpie cs IN
eirer Biener Depefde beiB'. tr bsr
Stoba>Jabrif erbaut trorben. 9ns
fdus an ii9 TT ni6t neu, oser bic
Reubeit befteht i'm @efdpb, bon
neuem Tpp foipie in Grploiiogafcn,
bic in benz Sei6iis our @erpenounJ
eefanseu. gs iollen MIR apsi oosr
brei biefer 8eihiibe eriittrcn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-27

Cincinnati, 26. WlGrs 1913.
Die na@fOlsenbsn nuOtirunssn BE-
Jieben f9 nut auf Gngross zransat'
tionen. Bel iletnersn GeTMdfttn lDer'
ben etipas bSbsre preife .bersdnst.
propifionsm
6&maIs. - primo Chem
1856 -28.10; 5amilp 26.60-27. 10
9rodenaeIafsenes Gteti4
Sbort clear Geiten 26J-27c: ertro
hort clear Geiten 28-26tt; fiir5s
@ippen 26-26ae; Bellies 25
25Ac per pfuno.
@trGu1erteB TIeif4. -
gbort eIenr Seiten 2Sb -29c: ertro
fborf clear seiten 2SS-29e; hrss
siipycn 2Sk 29e: gellies 30f 3ic.
sugar Curb Tfeif4. =
gdiHfen 29}--301c; Eicn.: GGuI.
tern 23A-24e; greafiuIt Bacon S7t
-39c; G4uItsrn IN pndet.n 24-
241e; Rem yorf Gut 25s-26c: &C.
trefnte Ycef EdnItcrp 34-3iAe.
GIbgep5dslats IIsii d.
atinfen 25--25he; gitnic ShuI.
tern 20e: Bellies 34--36c; SfuItern
In Eadeteu 2i-21se; SEEN. yort Gut
DO. 21--2iAe.
Trif6es Ifeifn. - GHtn'
fen, Iofe 23A24c; gicnic GGulseru
19s -20c; GduItern 21a 22c; ilir.
&C @ippenieiten 24-25e; ibort clear
MippenIeiten 2i-25e; ertra ibort
clear Wippenieiten 24--25e; leitte
Belize 31t-32c; idpere DO. 2s-
29s.
WaebI unb getreibe
MebI. - Wintsr paisut 5000
--11.35; Sartes @,i3tn patsut SILL
00-11.25; glortblpsiteru s.midtss
$11.50-11.75; Hossen, Gitp, SILL
25-11.75.
Mei5en. Die lotafen a.reiie
iperben quotirt mad Der 3on.nsgai's
Don 1924 in Baltimore fiir nc. 2
rotsn D.isen ab3iisIif 1e pro gu.,
plug syrod)t pom @eriaubtorte nacb
Cincinnati.
WtIfhforn. - 80. a ipeibes
81 .0-1.6o; SO. 5 DO. $1.40-1.50;
go. 8 DO. $1.30-1.40. - Ro. 4 gel.
bes $1.40-1 30; To. 5 DO. $1.3o-
LAO; Ro. 6 DO. $1.20-1.30. - yio.
4 ssmiiftes $1.35-L45; Ro. 5 DO.
S1.o5-1.35; SO. 6 DO. $1.10-l..
90. Weibes RpIbeutorn 65c--
S1.3o; e.It.s aoIbenicrn 65c-$.'
30; semii4ies aolbenSrn 65c--
s1.25.
Safer. - go. 2 ipeiB.r 96-
&c; Gtonbarb ipeibsr 95a SOC; gio.
3 iptiber 95-95Ac; Ro. 4 ipeiBer
93-94e; 30. 9 semiihisr so 93o;
no. 8 eerniiGt.r eineimifd5er 81
92c; go. A semiIdtsr 9o-9le.
Rsssen. 0o. 2 neier S2.S0
-285; @o. 8 $2.75-2.So; go. A
S2.70-2.75.
WbiSlep.
gs ipurben beute "a Safer out
Der Bats Don $3.50 per Salon, bets
huff.
rocertts.
Raffes = Jaro 27-32e; Wo.
ta 27-3oc; Guatemala farap 18ac;
gutter 17Ac.
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Maemdrtiae Mdrfte.
Hetp gori 2e gRdr

Delidtorn. = Rnr.t itetig; aiIn
brieb SO. 3 seltes $2.00a; 20. 4
getbts $1.S34; RO. 3 tpeibss S2-2o3
Rotten unb Gratt Rem yors icfors
tiger 9erfnnbi; arssntiniss $2.oo
I. o. B. gars.
5afer. - Wurtt fsf; uatRrli4er
$I07-108.
Sdmals. Warit beinabe ttetig;
Wiobls Bejt $26.65-2675.
Der Wnrtt fit bie artbereu Irttiel
mar urIDerGnbert.
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Gbieoao, %. Wlar5.

Gbieoso, %. Wars.
@ell@torn. - Sir Wedr3 an
S2Iub $1-27l. Sir Yaoi $1.25s-
126s; am S6lub $1.25I.
Safer. - Sir MGrs 903-9lsc;
am Sdiub Gle. Giir Woi s5s s-s6sci
am S6tub s6se.
Rcseeu. - SO. 2, 1922.
gerfte. - $l55--1.95.
simothp. - $5.OO-S.25.
Slice. - S28.OO-31OO.
port. - Cir Mai $4S.se-4S.'
80; an S6lub $4S.9O.
S6npaIs. - Jiir Mai $26.25-
1882; am S6lub $26.27. Sir gull
$26 2o-26.27; ON S6luB $26.25.
Rippenieiien. 5iir Wai S24.92
-25.00; nm G6lus $500. Sur
SuIi $25.3o-25.37; am S4lub
$25.37.
8utter. = 9sartt boht-; 9reames
rb 35-41dc.
Gier. - Wartt niebris.r; 3ufubr
26,471 aiitsu. Girfts 33-34c; prbi.
HarD firfts 32-33e; anf oem Yiartr
32a-33tc.
aartoffeIu. 3ufubr 42 gars.
Warti unperGnbert.
5dbns. - Wartt uHperdnbert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-27

nirter ppipbereo S.4bt; grdnnlirfel
.a" 7.92r; 9leip Orlsans gelber 1856
per pfunb.
WoIafTes. Marit iietis. =
Rem Orleans Oppsn stetteI 65-
S5e; Centrifugal 90 SOC per Sol.
lone.
Rsis. - Grtra fanth 5eab 81
-10ie; fancp 9-9at; iseonb Sean
8a-9e; aebro6ensr &c; Japan 81
SIC; Blue Ras Sc.
Dairpsp probufte.
Butter. Rarit siemIid Ieb,
bait. preiie nieoriser. = WboI,miIi
ertra Acc; esntraIi3sb srtra 42lc;
genirnliJeb firits 40c; fsfouSs 39c;
5anep Dairp 37c; padins Strd 20
2sc per Funb.
&dft. - Rnrit feit; Ohio 27e;
Reip Dort 27t-2Sc; geSrbusitIiher
27-29c; G9iptiser 48-65c; 2ims
burstr 32-83c; Bird 28-29c per
pfunb.
Gier. 3ufubr jisrnIidl srob
unb qrsiit ftftis. prima iirts Sibs
nfr,i,r 34c; Iirffs 33c; ordinary firits
32c; fsfonbs Bic per Dnbenb. gnten.
eier 38e; GdHieeier 81 per Dus.nb.
@efIHgsl. - Warlt lsbbaft;
prsife fer. - BrOilers 5ipsi pfunb
unb barunter 35c; 5rpsrs ilbst 3ipsi
pfunb Doc; &dtu7 23-2Tc; 9iibusr
bIrfeH Biz gum 1 Mlai nidt perfauft
iperten: Srutbiibnsr BON s-10 pfb.
% 28e; DO. nit irummer Brlni 1Se;
Guns Sc; ipeibe Grien 29e; fnrbise
26e: G6nIe 1S-20t; aiie Sauben
Sl.50 PER Oubenb.
Dbhunb gtmifG
8itraHsm - California $3.50
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Wirt: y limb penu 0u NAL mas nid)i
beritebit, baun ruff bait mas aebnli.
DIES, ober rIi1t: @ie?"
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Semperatnr.

Die riinbIi6en Senperaturaufs
Seidnungen am sefrigsn Sage tparen
tpie folat:
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Sic llmidts i'm btsiissn Clearinghouse
bsIisfea ii& bsute suf te, ,llo.6ss.
rsiaI.0ssnv1ass.
Der sRsslt Wat teste faa sno bic Brsiit
eenraft. 0elnmbis 0is, Ctis Cities @as
sub 9rofter Z Gamble com. iislen twas.
Wa4hsbsnbs Beridufs iino ~ bsriAtea:
N ~ Seas.
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6rsefI. funyf 81. szNIRsst 4 u. con. AZ. ssH
4sHt Of o. Il. st.. sbk Nsfib Haf. Al. -. ,e1s
ke11. nfnf1er by..- s<nI Scr. gn<. 81
lffr1 pafiftr 7sKI Cfsd. a nj. a.. 4,
4Ysfdp, 4 q. M 77Sl Fem. Genf. tn.. sSH
eesfaplkD. 60. u. % esnH. cen. a. ~. s9A
@.HtQ. ictni A.. ss,sl Hsaeina sra. <r. !. sa,k
4vr&c. sR}t a.. a. iEsp. 2ffsl 81. .s8
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Njesstas, -. Rip, 1914
nie 0snssn pafsa tease pieberum aari
ttI4aitigt uao BE Wshtrsoe Hah Gsrlstss
sist Dafs. oslb n feer fsh. iBay 4asis'
ben uuybsn pen ben DaRfsa e-7x tsssA,
net, oie Mailer yfsetrfsH CarIetsn .ps
seas sbsnfaas ~ e--7x Msihess abr ~
usAfa ~ Nst ~
vaseeR ~ paEi ,sifGen UauIen serssniL
~ esssssssats tstrdst Soc prdmis PEI
UeAin asf oass0s.
es4t.Ds6id aaf Sonbsa purtss a.
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The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1918-04-05
ON TOP OF CRYSTAL Hill.

ON TOP OF CRYSTAL HILL.
Herschal Heilman informed me that
when he was boy these hills were
covered with pretty crystals, but none
were to be found now, for they had all
been picked up. | suppose | am the
contrariest human who ever lived, and
so | just had to find the prettiest and
most perfect little six-sided crystal
ever saw. 1t was quarters of an
inch long, one-quarter of an inch in
diameter. The widest side was Is of
an inch, which l will call the base,
sloping up and out from it on either
side was surface 1-20 of an inch
wide, then sloping up and in front
there were two planes 1-6 of an inch
in width; on top was surface Ito
of an inch in width. The figures are
only estimate, but the angles We're
perfectly proportional one to the
other. There is no telling how long the
piece it was broken oft of was, but it
shows the capacity of nature in her
laboratory to excel man in the pro-
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1918-04-05

information on the freer and more !,
telligent use of fertilizers is conto,a
ed in circular by w. E. Ayres :.
the Department of Agronomy, collos.
of Agriculture, University Of Arls %
sas.
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1918-04-05

American shipbuilding comnaOr
declared regular quarterly dividend :,
l ga per cent, and an extra Of ? -
per cent on common stock.
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1918-04-05

point to see that all the prominent
farmers read The Pulaskian, SO |
cannot permit a governors descend
ant to escape.
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1918-04-05
Observation-Disclosures

(The following article was written
nearly year ago, before Camp Pike
was even thought of, and before war
was declared).
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1918-04-05

a bush Of service berries and at the
risk of breaking my neck / gathered
a handful to eat. Here at the waters
edge / have discovered a strange bud
in bloom The flower is a kind of
cats tail as long and the size of my
little finger It is of a pretty purple
color and the fresh part of it is Gov
cred with a pretty yellow pollen.
Nearby l spy a mass of green vegeta-
ton with a purple flower on it. A
closer investigation shows it to be
alfalfa. 1t is growing at the base OF
a small bush nearly ready to bloom.
I do believe it is my old Texas friend,
Prairie Dogwood. By it is a honey
locust in bloom. It is most too cold
for bees, but few are working on
it, so there must be a bee tree some
place on Crystal Hill.
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1918-04-05

1t is II O'Clock and I am going to
climb back to the top and explore
Crystal Hill. bet you I am going to
miss my dinner today, but never mind,
it's good practice for war time. In
stead of missing dinner being the ex-
ception then, getting dinners will be
the exception.
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1918-04-05
duction of beautiful works Of art.

duction of beautiful works of art.
| again returned to Friend He'll
mans to see the workmen who were
constructing dipping vat on his
place. About one-half Of the men
were colored. The money to build it
was raised in the neighbofhood ac-
cording to the number of cattle own
ed by each member. Mr. Heilman
thought it very much to the credit OF
the colored members that they were
more prompt than the white in paying
their allotment. Rev. w. c. Thomas,
a very intelligent looking colored
preacher, appeared to be the leader
of the colored people of his section,
and in subscribing for The Pulaskian
expressed the opinion that the eolored
folks should subscribe for their coun-
ty paper the same as the whites.
I have headed the page where I
commenced. while sitting on top of
Crystal Hill writing this morning, "On
Top of Crystal Hill" but I have really
with Mr.. Heilman the day before.
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1918-04-05

There is a row of tenant houses
across the river from here, but I sup
pose they are occupied by colored
people, besides the river is too wide
to swim; the water is too cold, it's
very muddy and I can't swim any
way.
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1918-04-05

Honey is one thing that I have de-
cided should help sorghum take the
place of the high priced sugar, but
there is not much use saying much
about it, because the cold weather
has been hard on bees. 1t looks to
me like over half of them have starv-
ed death already because it has been
too cold for them to work.
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1918-04-05

Having eaten hearty dinner I
wendell my way to the Forte farm. Mr.
Forte, unlike most river farmers, has
nearly all white tenants. several of
whom took The Pulaskian, amongst
others three Popes, but the Pope of
Rome need not be uneasy, they are
not his kind.
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1918-04-05
The OLD. Old STORY.


(By an Oak Grove Girl
The night was cold, oh bitter cold,
But the moon was shining bright,
When down Lovers Lane dinpled
maid
And her lover came in sight.
81 wish," the maiden softly sighed,
And then she dropped her head.
Her eyes We're strangely wistful,
And her checks were very red.
tAnd darling | wish something, too,
The tinid youth replied,
And gaining courage, clasped her
hand,
"Will you be mine?" he said
And then the moon, that naughty
moon,
Peeked out behind the trees,
And listening, heard a soft, 81 will, !"
Float back upon the breeze.
THE above delightful little verses
were handed the Pod man by their
author, timid little 14-year-old Oak
Grove girl | believe they will please
the readers of The Pulaskian as much
as they did me.)
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1918-04-05
COTTON SEED FOR PLANTING.

Observation-Disclosures advice to-
cotton planters on better seed, better
cultural methods through the use of
more two-horse farm machinery, and
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1918-04-05

Speaking of names. I ran across a
combination that is bound to make
Luke McLuke grin when he reads
this. Mr. Best at Alexander told it
to me. Mr.. Pye, the late county DEM
onstrator, introduced Mr. Apple to Mr.
Best. In response Mr.. Best said, "Ah
hem, the Best Apple Pie
Mr. Forte had his alfalfa cut and
Mr.. Pope's oats are looking fine, and
this is only May 7th.
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1918-04-05
TO the Voters Of
Pulaski County:

When for Sheriff full well appreciated that the
office only required the services of and deputies who
could enforce the criminal laws but who with his deputies
could collect the of the county for them to the
proper authorities
have already in my announcements, said that would do
better than they
before now the matter of collecting
have this to say
WILL elected appoint my Chief Deputy, who is the
the books of the Shers Office connection
with the Sheriff himself of the best accountants in Little
Rock
AS my ability any business in Little Rock
County those do know ask them
to consult with whom have had business dealings
earnestly solicit the support of not only the who will
the coming election but also solicit the votes of the
all of them that they will regret vote
cast for
will the office that all will be proud Vice and
corruption rampant in Little Rock and Pulaski
County if I elected.
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1918-04-05

Speaking of a century, reminds me
of the centennial and it is only two
or three years until the centennial of
the erection of this old building
Would it not be the proper thing to
have a centennial celebration of it OIL
top of Crystal Hill?