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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-20
Ter erife Bpnisparb.

Die parfingenisure MeaDs un6
5ol3haIb fino gesenipdrtig nit Der
ansarbeituug Der gldne fir ben ers
fen gpuleD1rb bef6dftigi. Der ouf
9runb Der Hebler'i6en partpldne ses
itaffen fperben iolI. gs III bieies Der
ignirmount gouleparb, Der iih In elmer
Shluf,t n6roIidl BON Der 6orriion
2ln. burh Juirmount Biz nad Der
Wieabe gpe. in g4efttpoob erfireden
pirb. Die pldne tperoen In etipa srDei
Wohen feriig iein unb bonn i6nnen
bic 2lrbeiien in ansriff ssnommeH
ipsrosn.
Bart acmmifIdr @ilb<rt bai. NIT
llnieritiibnng Der 5erreH O. Gudens
terasr. W. Sstamp uno @eorge Wts
@ia Morris. ss fertis eebroht. bob
bic Rebrsutl Der iniereiTirisn Gieens
ibiimer Der Gtant bos Degersht su.
aeitnnbsn bat unb Der 8au bes Bons
Ieparo ipirb baber itbr ihneu Don
5tdtten geben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-20
9daies Gneianatr Volfsbla 9onaeras, 20. 9anaa 1910

fpobl teie Shulb, nod ipeniger Der
8oben, Der ersiebig III uno niht tpie
elm GROCER 9beil bes europdiiden Bos
bens ihon felt Sabrtauienben bebdut
tpprpen lit; es iinb pie minoeripertbt.
gen Wetboben Der 8efptrtbi ihdftung
bes gobens .tpelt1e bic gerinaeren Grs
trGee perurTohen. llnIere Gdrnlsr
bdben felt @enerationen ben Booen
erihDpft, nur Grnten beransge5ossn,
pbne ibm spieher Griab an Strait gu
gebsn. Dasu tpmmt bic Gefpohns
belt, uuf befHieIben gooen INNER
pisber Mei3en obsr Nois ocer 3abof
gu pflan5en, bis ihliebli4 Der Booen
perfagt.
Dem ssruhtpehiel bat man in
Qmertta tpenis 8eahtung gs1henft.
War oas 2anb ausaemergelt nnn ers
i60pft, tparen bic 5armen dbgetDirths
idaftet, bann ipuroe neues Sdno aufs
aeIuat es mar ia billig Su habsn
- uno Der oIte pro3eB beeonn auf, 8
gteue. Da6er bic grobe 3dh perlois
Isner carmen i'm Often unb Wsiten
bes Qanbes. 6ier uHe od ut ouf Rn
7sormen auh rotionell gsiuirthihoftet
porben, beIonpers BON ben oeutiden
5drmsrn pes 2anoes. Die oeutifen
Counties in 8ennipIDdnien, Yort,
gancditer unb gerts, asben 3eugntB
bappn. GbenIo pon 0eutihen uno
Stanoinapiern beiisbsIts Diitritte oes
Wsitens. Dd iin0 Die Grtrdae oes
gobens heute nod sbsnIo groB tuie
Dor ssabren, tp1hrero ionit bic Grgies
biq'eit ees 8obens fort dbeenomrf,sn
bat. Der Grtrag pteler Jormsn
tonnte ourh ratiors[Is 8eipirtbf6ofs
tung perooppeIt perosn. llno bic
Turmsr perben iih ipobt su elmer
rotipnelIen gobenbelpirtbihaftung pers
iieben miiHen. Die 3eiten iinb pprs
iiber, in osnen man ben Fruhtburften
9oben fiir fpenio Gt!o ertuerRn uno
oarduf log Dirtbi ibaftsn tonnte. g'ls
lietres RegierunosIauo fir 5armbes
trisbe III nidt nsbr bel iibrig. Iher
aud o6ne bas JormartaI gu otrsros
bern, t0nnten be Grtrdgniiie Der 5drz
men oerboppeit trsrosn. tutnn cine ros
tionellere getpirtti6aFtunq einaefiifrt
ipiro. Die acfter Der 8etpirtbifofz
tung braunten iib babel niht einmal
OieI b0br su iteaen, uber ss miiBts
msbr unb forefdltiaer uno uoh beHes
ren metboben eeorbsitst iptroen. llnb
oas ipiirbe iih Out 3dbIsn une bon
qrpbem 8OrfbeiI fjir Die 8trsinieten
Stnotsn i,lbft nie fir ibrsn auslunbs
banbeI fetn. Gs niro 10 Oft bsiout, eab
Die Gmeritaner unoerer Jiationen
,iiber" feien. Worum fOu Der ameritas
niihe Jormtr ritidnoig fein2
%. Gorrs'p.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-20

Die Sniurgenten I'm Senat
molten entbsdt baben, bab bic pom &C.
neral glutpaIt dusqearbeitete Gnen>
bdbnz9iG bic Wtatt Der Gtienbabner
dusoebren 1piirbe dnitatt iie 81 pers
minoern. 0as i6Iieben fie aus oem
Baraerapben, Der bic Sontrole Der
8ertebrss3ommtiiion duf 0drpfeis
fenbabnen befdrdntt uro elettriite
8abner dusf9Iiebt. Gs miro oarauI
hineepteien, bdB niele Giienbabnen i'm
8eIibe GROCER Streten elettriiter
8abnen finb unb pernittelit oteier ibr
1piQfiirlites S6olter fortfessn t0nns
ten. Gs i6etnt biefsr gehauptung
eine gerpiiIe 8erehtigung inne 81 tpobs
nen, aber oesfpegen brduht man ntht
bic Rptioe bes 9enerdlsNnpdlts 81
perod6tigen. Rirgeno8 iteht geidr;ee
ben, bdB Der apngreB gestpungen it,
Die 9oriage, Die Der General@4npalt
uusdrbeitet, lpDrtli6 dn5unebmen unh
es tpiro RRmdno ettpds ungeb0ri9es
Odrin erblifen, tpenu Die cSnTurgenter
Die Streidung Der photographer, BIZ
ihnen nit bern 8pltstpobl ui6t pereins
bar fGeinen, bedntragerr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-20
Srasit.

DDS Dort .5gagiib" fiibrn mir
oft i'm Wfunbe. Iber mas iptriiihe
Sragit in einem Renitenle6en 1T. ers
fabren mir, CLAUDE i'd. bod nur ole
hetli1en 3eiten einmol. Gs trai mir
suts in ber Rotis elmer 3eituHg snt.
oegen, unb nun eeht bas 9sfiibl Deg
sragiibeR. bas plcsIih in uniss
GriIten8 sintretsn uno uns als Wehrs
Ioi. nieberpsrfsn tam, bisfe furht.
bare Gmpfinbuna bob ieiner spiHsn
tam, mas bas Roreen bringt, nit
mir brum uno ldBt mid niht los.
Ob3tpor i4 niht einmal ben Qamsn
bes Wtonnes lpeib, ben in elmer fsrnen
Stobt iolhes @eftif beiroHsn bat.
60 mub i6 Is sr56blsn, gleihfam,
um mid gu befreien; oenH Ioroerbdr
aenus: bitIes llnbetonnttu llnsIiid
Driidt mid, aIs bdtts in zines -'.hr
naber Weniten tRftruuriees erlebs
nib uit8etbeiIt betommen, ia NIT on
gsTebeu. llno it bab< bod nur eine
3situngsnoti3 geleien - uno spiepisl
itebt boh jegIi6en 9ae auf 10 einem
beorudten 9latt2 4ber es III ia
ni6t has furhtbare GiienbabnungIit.
bas am erftsn MISUNDERSTANDING in
g0bmen fi6 srsignet bat. ni6t oie9er.
niItung on WleHnenItNn unb msns
Itengut. bic in Sponien in peuieIfen
5aesn bas flutbenbe MaHer ongerid<
tst bat, nitt oas brouenbs urthil,
bds iiber oem oitereidafhen Sffisisr.
Der Elm W9eudelmorbsr iein fol-,
| ihrpebt, feline Don alien biefen grobsn
9lffairen III ss getpeien, bersn Grpdbs
nung ober DurftelIan9 mir beute bsim
3eitunslsfsR 10 tlar ma6te. mas ira'
eiIh lit. Hein, Elm ononpmes 0s'
| ihsbnib, sinss, iibsr bas Sauienbe ses
ipib psggeIsisn hdben. aIio:
9or eirrigen Wohen III in elmer fer,
nen Staot elm fsbr reiher Wann,
MID. bloB Elm DubenmiIlioaGr, fon.
bern, 1pie i'd lag, Giner, Der ieit Sahr'
3ebntsn bic groben inbu'iriellen er'
lebniFie ieires Qannts ibdtie nitmahi
plDBlih perbaftet. aus benz btbaglidHr
areiIe ieiner 1amilie beraus9eriiien
Ing GsfdusniB geporfen tporben. Wi,
Gmer, Der bintsrriids eemorDet bat
pber ginsr, Der neben fsinem iidfrr
unb rsiten Getpinn bringenben Gr'
perbskben cine stpeite bunil. Griiteni
gefiibrt, pisleitt getrime Cater glib
bat. ober tpie Giner BON oeneH. bic nil
| iebt eber arante nennen als WiHeibdi
ter, bensn bds io5iale GefeB aber bod
an ben 2.ib mub. IN bieIer Monn feitt
oenommen, qualncIIe 9aee feitgehalr
ten rporoen, bis man INN bdHn BIZ
2uffldruns CAB. Rein. er iDor mid
elmer Don ienen, De1n Shidfal ID
sben anbeuten ppllte; Der MilIiondr
Der 9rob Snbuitrielle pat felt Sab
unb gag nitts liebles, mas mar
| lpiiBte, eetbon. G<ine Griitens il
flor bis in irgenb cine bunil
8eradngenbeit, unb ieiner bari bi
art feines 2ebens felt 20. 80 Jabrel
iraenb antdftsn. Or mar 10 gut uni
Iiu b0ie, ipn fpotl ale iene, init bentl
ler i'm Riub fob, I'm Ihedtsr pIoaber
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-20

Serabissung dn8uorbnsn. gluf MiBz
ahtung bss 8efebls itebt cine Selobube
bon 1000 Dollars fir ieben Gag, IN
tpeltem Elm bic Qnorbnuns Der Hegies
runs uberitetsenber preis eeforocrt
tpirp. Ribtiger tpGre es, ben Sarif
burdpsgs 70 tueit berubsuiesen, ouB,
fobalb cine getpife BreisbDhe eingetrez
ten lit, bic ausldnbiihe apnturrena
tbn berdbnriiden fdnn. Sa dbcr
S6us3DlInerei uno refine 8eruuaft
enteeeeneeieBte 9ole itno, 70 muB man
ibon bas befheibene 3ugeitdnonib tes
griiben, bob Elm 3uiammenbans 5fpi>
iber SpdaDllen uHp Ibeuerunsspreis
fen beitebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-20
8aditauSise ssarmsr.

8enn man ii4 Die 3ablen in ben
9erihten bes Observation-Disclosures
anfie6t, tdnn man leiht in Der
Iuhung tommen, al gIduben, bab Die
umerituuiIts 2anppirtbihoft bic err
folareichite duf Der gnn3en Welt lei.
limb nun tommt Yrdiibent gropn Don
Der Nap Yorter Gentrulbuhn unb 5ss
lehrt uns IN einern 8ortrage. ben er
in ostbaca qebalten bat. bab bic omer''
tdniIasn Gormer nod reht riititdns
big ieien ,bub Der !RiitganS IN Der
4usfubr amerttdnifder Jarmerseug'
ntfIe uno bas Stsisen Der preife gum
gbeil buruuf Suriid3ufiibren lei, bab
Der 9oDen nadidHis unb uninteaigeni
bebaut fperbe. 6err groDn bringt
fir feline ani6ulbisun9 fOlsenoe Be
tpeiie: Der 0urhfhntttsertrag Don
gDeisen itellt ii9 in ben Der. Stuoten
fir bic leBten 3ebn Sabre auf IA gu'
fbels pro ader. Jn Jrantreih erntet
man pom @der 20 gufbels Mei3eH,
in gnalano "a. in 8eutfhianb %,
alfo boppslt iopiel als in Den Der.
eirriqteu Gtaaten. In 5ollanb fo9ar "a
gufbels pro 4ter 2auo. Rph msbr
in bic Nueen faIenD fino bic Inter
fhiebe BET anosrsn Gstreioeernten rmh
BEL 8eaetdbilien. SIN ben 8ereinias
ten 5taoien qperben burhfhnittlif
So 8uTbeIs Rortoffeln auf BEN Nde,
ersielt, in dnbereu adnbern bdgeger
$50 gufbels, nlfo faft breimnl fDpiel
Das alimd trls. on benz geringer
grtruge Der amerifaniihen GurneT
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-20
GhesrIaubnibi9eiae.

IGbds. ainnep. %. Weis 8. CTR.
l6drrist q. Haores. 20, btssi.
lGogar r. gogori, 80, glebes, 8.
lRebesca o. 3apf, %. Vortb 1eHo. D.
laolpb Q. Gprasus, q. Delhi. 8.
lanna 1umpbrep, 1S. btssl.
5G. O. 1hrsm. %. Gprins GroDe Mp.
l0arriei 9umphrep, is, Uhthen Mpt.
lnarrD Minbtrmdnn. %, 1ilfibe MO.
lfiIbo GheiDeHberger, 20, Zine Ctr.
lSuI. albrabams, "a, giofbpiae. Tenn.
laottie abrrboms. rs. Albnnp aps.
lauiber Nesr. 30. Springfield, 8.
lDliDe Dristol, 80. Cincinnati.
IDsarep Drisio, 26, aanfas Gin. 81.
l(tIsonors Dtrsufon. y, Ginriunati.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-20

,Denu uniere gegierung Die
G6rli6teit Der beutI6en idnitGren
UeaBregeln gegeu 8isbz unb iSIsiItz
Gtnfubr in 3fpeifel iteqt, 10 bat oas
fetne auf GrfdbrunQ berubenoen gutter
8riiroe. Oieier Sdritdtsz zSfapinDsl
tpurbe Don 8ismart eingefubrt, Der
burh Utdhtfpruh ale amerifantiher
Shpeine fir trt4tuos ertIGrte unb fis
oon Der @inFubr ausf4Iob. Die Griz
ftinen perfhtpauben urplDsIih, ats Der
RcGinlensIdrtf freie 3udersGtnfuhr
qegen sntipredenbe 9ugeItdnbniiIe ges
ftuttete. Seuti6er Roh3uder rpurOe
alshdnn nit ben amerifdntI6en
Shpetr ousgetauftt. 2tls bic Demo
tratsn ben 3uterpurugrap6en itrihen,
fpurber Die dmeritGniihen SftpeiGe
fpieber fir tridin0s ertlGrt. 4u6 tam
man uuierer Regierund rtdt unre4t
geben, ipenn lie IN ben 8orfdriften 3ur
ginFubr oon qsf6lohtetem 8ie6 cine
fpe3ieQe Discrimination geger unIer
2anb erblitt. Do Iie ba6in eeben, bob
Die ginoetpetoe Dem &doaper anbdftsn
miiiTen, mas ndtiirlih nidt moalit lit.
Sroboem piiroen mir uniere Rtqiez
runq riht bes 8errutbs dntlaosn,
fpenn tie iiber bic oeutiher daruriihen
ShItte birrpegblitte, benn BEL unfss
ren iesigen TleiIhpreiIer i'll es beiier,
ipern tein gieb duBer 2Gnbes gebt.
Sr 6 ana b q min man ieBt ebsne
FaQs bic IruIts requliren uno unfer
Gahbdrldnb tann iia bes 8orsugs
iiber urs riibnlen, bab es on bic Soeis
lunq oes lttbeIs nit fpeniger 6eu6elei
fbreitet 8et uns Dtro nit qrpber
8ebdrrlittett bebduptst, Dab Der Idrif
nit 5rufts uro 3beuerung in teinem
urfdhlihen 3uIummenbange ite6t, nas
nidts dnoeres als cine betpubte I'm
pahr1eit 1T. Ods bat Die tpsitere
6eufsLei CUR Solge, oab man ith sins
bitoet, Die Sruits Iprengen gu tonnen,
fpdhreub Der 5o63oQ peiter befte5t.
Benn mir uns au6 niat fir bic Wirts
fdmfeit bes pDm candbifden W}iniitcz
rum unterbreiteteu 9lane8 osrbiirgen
m0ften, 70 pirb man bod anertennen
miiffen, bdB er Der Wa6rbeit nihi
brutal ins 9eIi6t fhlGst, Die Dor
lage srtennt an, oab Grufts niht ges
fprengt perbeu t0nnen, bab iolhe aae
pifalss s&pmbtnattonen io9ar rotblDea'
big itno. 5erner ltegt in osm Plare
bas 3ugsitdnoniB, oaB her Sarii
9beuerung Derurfadt. Sn Jolgs bels
fen bsitimmt Die GeiesesDorlage, oab,
fpenn in irgeno elmer burd 3o1e ges
i1iBten Snbuitrie cine iiber bas Nora
male qehenbe Breish0be eineetreten III,
Der 5arif auf 4npronung beg Uin;s
fteriums ouber aruft gefest fperbsr
foG, bis 4pisber cine normdle preis'
lage berseftent 1T. Jerner fDiro De,
Regieruna bas Heht ertbeilt, i'm Jail'
elmer ungebibrli4sn pretsRhe einI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-20

Bat 1000, 900 Usnrt setoitsi. bic aus
Der bersosliten Sdotule gefIoHsn
itnb.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-08-18
Manufacturers Responding.

Raleigh, N. c., Aug. 12.-Com-
missioner NJ. L. Shipman and As
sistant Commissioner Justice, of
the state department Of labor and
printing, say that the way the re-
sponses are coming In to letters of
inquiry from all parts of the state
and the complete data the person
all inspections are yielding gives
abundant assurance that the 1910
report of the department showing
the proportions of individual and
collective enterprises of all sorts
and the condition of the agrieul-
tural interests as well, will far
outstrip any previous report.
There is assurance, too, that the
representation of the labor condi-
tons will be most representa-
tive yet obtained. The inquiry
blanks for these reports have been
in the hands Of the correspondents
in every locality of the state and
other managers of factories and
mills since July /.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-08-18
Newark, N. j.. Aug. 12-Witl

Newark, N. j., Aug. 12.-With
death, from starvation, of Miss
Virginia Wardlaw, chief prisoner
in East Orange bath tub mystery,
the case against her sisters, also
under arrest has collapsed, it is be-
heved. Officials declare that the
woman deliberately starved her
self to death in order to weaken
the case against her sisters, Mrs.
Martin and Mrs. Snead. The
death of Miss Wardlaw is said to
preclude the possibility of solving
the mystery surrounding the
death of Ocey Snead. Miss Ward
law viii lbe buried tomorrow. The
other two prisoners were today
permitted to see the body of their
sister. They wept bitterly. An
other sister and brother, Mrs.
Spingle and Rev. A. G.. Wardlaw,
of Christianburg, Va, are here.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-08-18
TlECRIP TIC news.
ALMA KELNER 8 ASSAIL-
ANT IN CLUTCHES OF Law
Attempts to Escape And is over
powered by Officers But Fought
Furiously.

Olney, Ill, August 11.-Joseph
Vending, made desperate and
nearly successful attempt to es-
cape here today, Chief Corney,
of Louisville who had charge Of
prisoner taking him back for trial
for murder of Alma -Kelner,
left the train, at this place to take
an automobile back into Kentucky
When they came out of the train
Vending suddenly bolted. Cor
ney and two orsthree others over
took the fleeing man, He fought
ffuriously and knocked one Of them
down, but was finally subdued and
handcuffed. aid ~ ST
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-08-18
Fraud Exposed

Memphis, Tenn, Aug. III Dis
closures of a most sensational ma
ture, involving high former Off
Gals of the Illinois Central Rail-
road, ia conspiracy by which the
Memphis Car Company is alleged
to have defrauded the railroad of
hundreds of thousands of dollars,
were made today when a decree
was entered in Chancellor Hes
kel's court. By this decree every
dollars worth of property In the
Memphis Car Company's plant
and q sum in cash vii lbe turned
over to the Illinois Central Rail-
road. Deeds were filed from the
entering of the decree.
Columbus, Aug. 12..--Rioting is
again rampant here ever the street
ear strike situation. One motor
man was shot last night and six
others and a detective were injur-
ed by rocks. Cars were, stoned In
many sections of the city and ex-
plosives placed on the racks. The
State authorities have ordered a
company of troops under arms to
be ready for instant call. af
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-08-18

The sensational tragedy at
WeavervilIe Saturday night in
which Furman and jerome Capps
were the victims, and for which
DIR. Clarence Pickens SURRENDERED
as the slayer has created much
local interest, more intense be-
cause of Pickens' relationship
with Col. S. V. Pickens of this
city.
GIVE find that the deceased
came to their deaths by pistol
shots fired by Clarence Pickens. :"
This was the verdict given last
night by the corners jury after
an Investigation of several hours
yesterday.
The case is shrouded in deep
mystery, and the evidence that
DIR. Pickens is the only one who
can give the details of the tragedy
He is reported as saying, ct guess
I've fixed them when in excite
ment he showed where his coat
had been badly slashed with
knives. The knives found on the
victims showed no sign Of having
been used in the cutting of his
coat, therefore there is no evil
dence showing from what source
Pickens received his wounds.
The lifeless bodies of Furman
and Jerome Capps were found ii
rectly after the shooting, just
without the limits of Weaver
vile.
The TRACED yis said to have
arisen from an alleged rent which
was due at the time, and over
which it is said that threats had
been made.
Col. S. V. Pickens, of Ibis city,
is distant relative OF d.. P ..kens
and says that Pi,.lterS was of a
very peaceable family, but thar he
is not personally acquainted with
the alleged slayer of the Capps
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-08-18

sapulpa, Okla, Aug. 1O-Hear-
ings in the Indian bribery case
wer taken up here today. Senator
Gore was not expected today, he
is lated for a speech at the Demo
cratic convention, in Oklahoma
Several Indians have been sum-
moned to appear. The most of
them believe that this hearing is
only another attempt of the gov
eminent to postpone the payment
of money due them and they are
willing to pay the lawyer $3,0O0,-
900 to effect speedy settlement.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-08-18

ST. Petersburg, Aug. 1.-THE
cholera epidemic has invaded
higher cities and the upper classes
are in the throes of a panic. Hun
dreds of persons are feing from
st. Petersburg. The spread of
the disease is unchanged, and the
death list continues around one
thousand day. Sixty thousand
have died since the epidemic be-
gan. The officials are besieged by
persons of great Importance who
demand that special efforts be
made to safeguard the upper
classes.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-08-18

-Four Banks" is a fine blood
tonic. Not long since I got two
fingers on my left hand badly
mashed in corn crusher. In
famation set in and I tried every
thing ! could think of to check it
but without avail. I was adj
vised to take -Four Banks" for
my blood. I did so and in a few
days my fingers began to heal
and in one weeks time they were
well and | could use my hands
as we'll as ever.
J. B. Dill.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-08-18

Eddysville, KY, Aug. Eight
alledged night riders are on trial
her today. The men are accused
of killing man named Cooper.
Streets are patrolled by soldiers
and prisoners and the Jail is un-
der militia guard to prevent their
rescue by friends. Many strang-
ers are In town and threats of dis
order are heard on all sides.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-08-18

Hoboken, Aug. 12.-Mayor Gay
nor passed another good night,
sleeping seven hours, his normal
amount, and the doctors and all
are jubilant today. For the first
time since his confinement visitors
were admitted to the mayor s
room, several official associates
calling.
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Chicago, August 11-Thomas G..
Lee, of Armour & Co., today was
indicted for perjury by federal
grand jury investigating beef
trust cases. Lee it is charged
made deliberate misstatement in
replying to one of the questions.
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Toxic, Aug. 15.-Forty thou
sand persons are homeless and
facing starvation and pestilence
and capital of Japan is threatened
with submersion of over half its
area is the result of foods ON the
river Sumida. The, situation is
desperate. 4ssaa .H
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Oyster Bay, Aug. 11.-Theodore
Roosevelt is inspecting Long Is
land farms and farming condi-
tions here today; also gathering
material for the farm uplift move
ment which he started while in the
White house. He planned to spend
the day visiting model farm.
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IT think -Four Barks'' is a
very fine tonic, My wife is tax
ing it and she thinks very favor
ably of it. A few mornings ago
/ woke up with every symptom of
my old enemy the grippe and one
dose of it made me feel alright
in a few hours and have con-
tinued to feel so ever since"
]. A. FRAZIER.
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81 lave great confidence in
-Four Banks. - About month
ago l woke up one morning with
cold in. head. with copious dis
charge from nose. Four Banks"
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hours. It is a great appe the
and is without a doubt one of
finest medicines ] ever took.
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''I think -Four Banks" is a
fine all-round tonic. One bottle
relieved me of a kidney trouble
Of three years standing. 1t is
certainly great appetizer for l
have not been able to get enough
to eat since / commenced to take
it." A. r. MAXWELL.
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Il consider -Four Banks" a
very fine remedy. 1t cured me
of a seryere case of grippe in a
remarkable short time. My wife
has a very high opinion of it also
as she has taken it with bene-
fits. ]. A. GARREN.
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II think -Four Banks" is a
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grippe as four doses of it gave
my daughter who was suffering
from this trouble complete re-
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Il think -Four Banks" is a
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/ ever took and l cheerfully re-
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F. A. BLY,.
P. S. 1t has cured me of a
long standing case of eczema.
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Tt gives me pleasure to testi-
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It cured me of a severe case of
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w. III. PHILLIPS.
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Passes Good Night, Sleeping Seven
Hours, and Receives Visitors for
First Time.