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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-01-20
PAID IN FULL
Novelized From
Eugene Walters
Great Play y

That Paid IN Full" is a story
Of absorbing interest has been
proved by its phenomenal sue
cess in dramatic form. For two
seasons there has been no dim
mutton in the drawing power
Of this vital piece of realism.
In its present form ii is not less
expressing. The features which
made il so powerful as a play
are NOT less potent in the serial.
II IL the same keen exposition
IF human motives put into the
simplest forms of expression.
There is no waste of material,
no attempt to norolize. no break
in the continuity. The three men
who are the central figures in
tie story stand out in admirable
disfincfness from the very first.
and the one woman whose spIen-
did recfitude Eliminates it all
lives from the moment of her
appearance. Although ii is GER
tain to produce frequent thrills.
the story is neither nelodra-
matte nor sensational. It's power
lies in its humonness.
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cIlApTEn xIl.

CHAPTER MI.
" X YHE> JImsy Smith had told
wv Emma aud Joe thai Cap.
W NJ tain Williams lived IN IIt
lid south oea l.lsnd uoot
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-09-23
Petition For Pardon.

TO His Excellency, Gov. e. F. Noel:
? Your petitioner, George Neal, a citi-
zen and = resident Of Le1ore county,
Mississippi. would respectfully show
that he was convicted at the January
term, 1909, Of the Circuit Court Of Le-
aore county, Mississippi, on a charge
Of forgery, and sentenced to five years
imprisonment in. the State Peniten-
tiaFy.
Your petitioner would further show
that he was convicted Of passing !
forged check to Simon Davidson in said
county. Your petitioner would further
show that he asks q pardon for the fol-
lowing reasons: That said conviction
VA made wholly on circumstantial evil
dence; that your petitioner is = man
Of no means and unable to employ coun.
eel to represent him. Your petitioner
would further show hat he is innocen,
Of the charge Of which he wa convict
cd, AID prAys your Honor to grant hin
GEORGE NEAL.
We, the u~ndersigned cisiz sns Of LIE
hore county. Mississippi, resgectfuii,
petition your Excelienoy to pardon sale
George Neal. Respectfully submitted
DIR. Z. N. D. CAMPBELL
AND OTHERS.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-09-23
Notice to Contractors.

Notice il hereby given that on the
hfst Monday in October, 1910, there
will be lot to the lowest binder, by the
Clerk Of the Board of Supervisors Of
Lehoro county, Mississippi, the follow
ing contract work, to-wit
Build wood bridge over Turkey Bayou
near Dixon's house ; re1oor bridge over
Roebuck lake; I'LL near mound on road
leading to Moore's lake fill near
Hampton's house, Beat No. Ono ; bridge
yer canal near Pelmore, IS feet long
ali or Flanagan Point road; wood bridge
on Flanagan Point road ; fill on road
from Dugan Bayou to sunfower county
line build steel drawbridge over Bea1
creek near Swift +; build steel bridge
over stream at Quito /; build wood pile
bridge at Quito.
g Bidders to give bond, equal to the
amount of their bid, for the faithful
performance of their contract.
Board reserves the right to reject an,
and all bids. G. ". CROCKETT,
CLERK.
~'
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-09-23
Notice to Contractors.

Notice is hereby given that the Drain
age Commissioners of Leflore county,
Mississippi, will let the contract for
the construction of the bitches and
drains of the Lake Henry Drainage
District of Lefore. county, Mississippi,
at noon, on SATURDAY, THE FIJI
TEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1910, at
the Court House in Greenwood, Mis-
sissippi, receiving sealed bids for do
Ing said work, which consists of the
construction of about eleven miles Of
open bitches, requiring the excavation
of approximately 100000 cubic yards
of dirt, according to plans and specia-
cations, maps and profiles on file with
the Chancery Clerk, Lefiore county.
Mississippi. Payments on said ontract
to be- made monthly, but no more than
eighty per cent. of tho amount due ia
be paid at any ens time ; the balance to
be paid upon the completion of the
work. The successful bidder will be
required to give bond for the faithful
performance Of the work.
The Commissioners essrv the right
to reject any and all bids.s
This September 23d, 1910.
G. W. HOLMES, President.
Greenwood, Miss.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-09-23
Comforts of the Modern
Town to BeTtroWn1n

great deal OF the attention Of the
Fair Management has been
Grained. during the last several
months, by provision for the comfort
OF the ten of thousands of visitors
n Will throng the grounds at Mem
pms curing the big exposition, Sep
temDer II to October 4. The general
plan OF the grounds has been entirely
rearranged since the last fair. The
various departments that were form
eriy scattered over the grounds have
been more centrally located. Rest
rooms n such like conveniences for
both ladies and gentlemen have been
materially improved.
IheS0 changes have included the in
stallation of modern toilet rooms in
accessible locations and a barber
shop In charge Of competent help. A
public service building, located oppo-
Site n general office, will contain a
postofnce, express office, telephone ex-
change, connecting with booths To-
Gated In each Of the exhibit build
1ngs; an office for the official pho
tosrapher, and one for the painter and
decorator. Also an information bu-
reau, which will be accessible both
from inside and outside the grounds,
SO that visoitors may secure informa-
ton without paying to enter the
grounds. Each OF these departments
Will be In charge Of competent and
courteous attendants, whose purpose
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-09-23
Notice to taxpayers Of
The City of Greenwood.

Notice is hereby given to the tax
payers of the city of Greenwood, Mis-
.sissippi, that the personal and e
rolls for the year 1910 have been fled
by the Assessor Of said city, and are
now in the Office of the Clerk Of said
city, and subject to the inspection of
tho public. Notice is further given
that the Mayor and Board OF Aldermen
of the said city will, at it's October
1910, meeting take up the said roll and
hear all objections to the same, and
will, after equalizing all the accounts,
approve the same. r. II. HICKS,
: Sept. LIST, 1910. City Clerk.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-09-23
Dog Mango Quickly Cured

by using the great internal remedy
Ross Mango Pills. They kill the mango
germ quickly by acting through the
blood, yet they are absolutely nom
poisonous. Money refunded il not
cured Price, SOC per box. Ross Germ
Lotion wonderful a~ntiseptic for the
Kennel, the stable and the poultry
yard. soc per bottle. Ross Antieeptic
Dog Soap, 25c-kseps hair and skin
healthy. Sold in Greenwood by S. L
Raines and L. N. Chandler. Call, write
or phone us.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-09-23

it will be to please the public ~ rem
dertng efficient service. In fact, the
new management 10 laying consider.
able stress on the service and con
v%enience to bs rendered visitors and
exhibitors alike.
In addition to the many luach
stands to be FOUND IN the Various
parts Of the grounds, there win b
. nrst-class restaurant, furnishing
meals. both table dc hote and . II
carte. Seats will scatter around the
grounds In shady locations ard
throughout the buildings, while pure
Ice water wifi be found On every hand.
In short, while visitors r learning
facts that will money to them
in their regular occupations or are
INDUCING In the wholesome recreation
that the fair will afford. they Will at
the same time be made comfortable.
Seats in the grand stand will DO free
at all performances, except = small
section Of the box seats, which may
be reserved at a small fee. SO that
visitors coming to the grounds late in
the day may be sure Of . comfortable
place to sit and watch the great va
riety OF performances that will be
given in front Of the grand stand.
The Tri-Stats Fair Grounds r the
best arranged and the most attravtive
in the Middle South, and the fair Of
1910 promises to Be . model In gen
eral Armament.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-09-23
AGRICULTURAL
DISPLAYS WILL SHINE

one az the most abrasive soa&ures
q the comiAg- Tz1'otate 1eis : -
held IN NenpAisa item +oobtouSss -
to Oetoboe 4 VIII be the couAsy aGrt
culture exAibGss. These exAlbite vell
DO s,beut stwSlve. e AftssA III aaAlbe
ana VIII illustrate the possibilities q
srswi,s . siagle crop IN ,tAo Tn
States. TAere VIII b eeN1&y exhibits
Of cotton, corn. rice. potatoes aa1
small grains. and also general exhibits
Of the county's products. The exh1btts
have been grown especially Ser the
Tri-Stato Fair. and promise 70 be
something out Of the ordinary. Each
Of the three states viii b about equal
II represented.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-09-23
NlloN n uS1
PAYhTTEnTlon
TO LIVE STOCK
Rxhibite Of Different Drood0 Of Cattle
sheep, Swine, Etc. at Tri.Stato
Fair Promlse Much 70 0evol.
opmont o. the South.

opmont Of the South.
No nation has evsr become great
that did not devote . large share OF
ito attention to growing Of live stock.
This has held good from the time Of
Abraham down to the present day.
The management Of the T5i-StAto Fair
to be held In Memphis from 0sptem-
Der ~ to October 1, believes tAat the
future OF the South lies along agficult
ural lines, and that s~ueesssful agrt
culture means the growing - live
stock. In order to give visitors 70
the fair an opportunity to become &c.
quaintsd With the various breeds Of
cattle. sheep and swine. they have n.
ranged for . very complete exhibit of
the various breeds best adapted .
Southern soaditions. A large aid
commodious building has been built
especially to ARE for this department
ana the Fair Associatioa & daily r.
ceivine requests for reservations q
space In the buildings. So numerous
have been these reouests.st the associa.
ton has been compelled to Addranoth'
sr new building and e writing al
prospective exhibitors. assuring both
that the accommodations at Memphis
win be equal to the best
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-09-23

j For the entertainment Of people be.
speed contests at the Tri-State
feair at Memphis. Sept n to Oct. 4.
Frank d. Fuller has ar.
ranged a line Of attractions that would
lake we'll on any vaudeville stage In
he country.
These include the famous WakAha.
ma Japanese Troupe OF acrobetst. con
(ortionists. wire walkers I'd 1ugglers.
ZACH and every member . particular
tar.
There win be Madame Louise,s won
lerful troupe OF trained monkeys, II
q number. and they can do almost
verifying but talk. Then comes the
celebrated Bottomly TT oupe with theiz
ensational act. for trapees work
hey stand without % .ual In this eoun'
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-09-23
Bill of Stunts
for Between the Races

Try. Frank anl Tfus 1ico Comedy
Company WIN present their bouncing
hay wagon and aoroeat1c woek. which
d said to be . sids-splitting oct col.
dom seen outside Of big shows.
There win b. something dot16
every minute Of the day and evening
1t the Tri-State Fair this 1au. I ~
lieve In giving our patrons their mon
ey's WORTH" said Secretary RULES. .Of
course there was . day when fairs
could be glen without these aAded ~
~tractions. but these times have paeseA.
We must now keep tAe uublie satis-
ned and make them enjoy themselves
even - they don't wasn't q"
Tho a~ttractions cotning 70 the fair
emheace many novsl acts that havs
nsvor been produced before On any
fair circuit.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-09-23

the fair with the idea Of some day
owning an automobile will have A o.
p~ortunity In the Vehicle Building to
inspect and inquire into the nechan'
Ism Of automobiles Of every lsscrID'
ton.
While these modern eonvsnioaoes
are not 40 yet universal. they srs Be-
ing daily installed by the up-to-dAts
farmer the country over. The Tri'
State Fair II in reality . complete q.
position Of the country's resources.
MANUFACTURED ~ we'll % agricultural.
and the visiter viii here 111 the -
postuaity - post Aimss9 - Ne
Vosia's woalos1aa psos5oso.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-09-23
4 GREAT SHOW OF
THINGS on WHEELS
Tri-etats Fair at Memphls Will Die.
play Machines and FacIIitiss.

''S0sSNO SNT AZ "SmPnio VIII 0lO.
play Machines and FacIIities.
Today IL the farmers era OF pres-
psrity, an era where all things are
working together for the good Of the
man who tills the soil. This era Of
prosperity Is not alone due to the pre-.
vailing high price for farm products,
but largely to the profit at witch The
farmer is able to grow. harvest ana
dispose of his products, and this pSo0t
has been brought about largely b. he
increased use Of modern labor s0vl1U
machinery. In farming. a IN other
lines OF business, 1t is the pro1t tAae
counts, and the farmer 70 not only
getting bigger prices for his crops. but
hs il also getting q larger preas fr0m
their sale.
Through the use OF labor saving na-
chinery the farmer of today 10 enabled
to produce q bushel Of grain for much
but the high price at which ho has
been able to market grain has JUST.
fed him keeping abreast Of the times
by purchasing the best and latest I'm
proved machinery.
Farmer 10 Prosperous.
The farmer Of today II better edu.
Gated than ever before. With the rural
free delivery and the daily paper. the
telephone. the automobile. intsrbur.
ban and railway service. hs Is a. much
abreast OF the times AZ the business
man in the city. Today the farmer
reads the papers, both daily and aGri-
cultural. He has at hand the bulle.
tins OF the government and STATE u
] pertinent stations; is posted On Whist
nos concerns his welfare, and when
<ahe ONE to town to spend his money
!. he knows exactly what he wants. and
! it is useless to attempt to unload upon
his old o~ut-of-date machinery.
At home he Is not only using NOD
! ern machinery for sowing. harvesting
Z and marketing his crops. but he miIks
his cows, separates the crsam and
y churns the butter by machinery. and
markets the product BY way Of the
automobile or electric line. For com.
fort he il fitting his homo with mod
i ern water and lighting systems. and
10 thereby enabled to enjoy Ill the
= COMFORTS Of the city folk.
q South Needs 0lNoss.
g In some Instances the South has 1o(
q kept pace with the North and West q
the use Of improved machinery. bu,
the Southern farmer 10 today wide
awake and Is going to take advantage
Of the opportunity to see newest and
best machinery In operation at the
fair. The machinery houses operating
the Tri-State territory realises THU
and are preparing for their ougton
sers. present and prospective. . mos,
81 interesting exhibit.
s The mule Is still used to o~ult1vatl
lSthe cotton and the corn. but q q
81 means Of locomotion to take the farm
= or and his family to and from town
The is rapidly being superseded by the
x#automobiles and the farmer attending
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-09-23
Notice to Owners Of Odd
Fellow Cemetery Lots.

You are hereby notified that each
owner Of q lot in the Odd Fellows
cemetery in Greenwood is to pay $500
per annum toward the expense Of
maintaining the same. This amount il
to be paid for the sexton. Payments
for 1910 are past due. Please remit 1t
at once ]. T. DEAN, Trustee.
1T. FLANAGAN, "
s.. g. WILSON,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-09-23
Notice.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI:
To G. Il Workman, Jr.:
You are commanded to appear before
the Circuit court Of the county Of
Lefore, in said State, on the second
Monday Of November, AID. 1910, to de.
fend the suit in said court Of A. 81
Barrett & Son, wherein you are = de
fendant.
This the list day of september, AID
1910. ]. B. HUMPHREYS, Clerk.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-09-23

Az We will handle the Cadillac ca
only this reason. We will close ont on
dsmonstrators Of other makes at re-
duced prices Those wanting some
good bargains will call at our show
rooms Tor : demonstration.
HENDERSON q BAIRD
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2okal-DeridJt
Seutihe Sass8eiellibaft.
VIE VorbertitHHaea Sur Jsitr ots
s.uiitea Saaes iiHo eritOpf.no
pttrpfen.

Ti. TsutId. sag.gsTelihaft belt
eeitern abenb in Der Central 9urnbale
ibrs lebte Gisung Dor DIR am 4. Ssps
tsrbsr in Gheitsr Bar, itattfinoennen
Teier oes DeutIttn 1aess ob. Ro6
BEN geribien teg Ginloouness nno
Vr.btcmmittees, pie nuh bes 0ers
eniaunsstommittsss, iinb ale gorbss
reitunoen eritopfsnh estroffen: Girlds
buneen an oi, ftG6tiihsn a6rpsrihofs
ten iino srl1Fsn, fiiuFuno3panSis
Souptquartisre BON 9tutfheu Der,
,insn ituh bsrsits btIset; Wuiit. 5tuer.
inert unb a[Is onosr,n jur DerihDns'
runa bss s,'iss bi,nsnosn einSeIbsitsn
finb poreeiebtr. uno 10 feblt ss btHn
nur nod an eutsm Wetter uno an 3obI'
rsiGer getbeilisung bes Grieinndtisr
Deut'htbums, um oos Jsit gu elmer
imponiersnoen Geier gu gsitaIttn. aIs
sSeftreonsr babsn bic Serrsn Sobn
Galpin unb artbur R. Spiessl bersits
tpillisit sussiast.
Don ben psrsinigisr SrIdnbii6sn
Qualification s,lunsts .in Sdrsiben
sur @erIsiuno, In bsm lie fir bic
itarte gsibsiIieuug Der 9eutideu on
ihr,m Sriidsn 9o5 ben bersIi6ften
Dan. dusiprahsn. Sis sa6sn Der 5offs
nung ausbrud, oqb bic anesbabnt.
greunbihoit 3tpiI6en TeutIten unb
Sr,n itets fpa6isn m0gs unb itelIten
aud ibrsrieits Elm sabIrti6es GriAeis
men gum 9euti6sn gaee in 4usfiht.
Der Sannopsrausr llnteritiisungss
berein tbsilts nit. bab er gum DelesdE
ten fir bic Geutihe 9aessisllihaft
5errn gbarl.s Sente, 2070 5enIbau
apenus, ernannt babe. urb bonn
G6tpeissr WGnner1or lag sine Ginlas
buns su sinsm qitnic am II. Sept.ms
Der in Regenibars 4nrt, Gopingtor.
Dor, Der man ns6 bsitsn GrdfteH 5oIs
ae All Ieiften gsoenit.
Gs erTolgts Johann bic. @,rtbsiluns
Der Qbseihen unb Ginlobtarten an bic
Deleaatsn, uno i'm Snt.rsfe elmer sIats
ten Notwithstanding purbe b,s
iflofTen, fammtIide Qbretnungsn an
Samitdg mad bem Jsit. spiidsn 7:30
unb $50 libr abenbs, In Der Central
surnbatle gu .rIebisen. GinIabtarttn
sur Jsisr bes 9eutfben Sdses finb
nod ftas om Buffet Der Central
9urnerbdue 3u ba6en.
Gn Der prdiioeni Der GeIenIhaft.
5err Riht,r Qusuit goos, abpeisno
ipor, fiihrte Der @istpr1fbent, 5err
gbdrkg 80. S6miot, fir ibn ben Wors
fis, pdbrenb 5err Oseor Braun bic
5unttionsn bes BiSsprdfiesnien iibsrs
nnbn. Dds prriOtOa periab 3err 9.
90. Gih!sr.
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Sd,pdbiidler llnieritiitunss.gersiH

en- Der e,rigsn 9sriammlirg bes
SdpGbiiten llnttritiisungss s8.reins
in Der Central Surnbane fiibrts fir
ben abpefenben prdIibenten 6err Jrig
8erit osn WOriis, uno ba Der 9iSeprd'
fibsnt gIsi6faIIs ni6t sugesen mar,
ii5srnahm 5err Sobn gurlsr bic 5unts
tionsn besieIben. 91s protosDQ ptrinb
Ssrr Senrp Gosdlsr. Der 9slegat sur
Qtroner Stootstonpsntion, Ssrr Sobn
Darn, bsrihteie 3unGhit iib.r ben8ers
Iauf btrIslben unh ihilbert. lie ols cine
imppnier.nbe Demonitration oes
9sut'd 4mtritauiIhsn 8ol,stbums.
Sierouf sslansts cine Ginlaouns bet
8suti6en 9asssisui6uft sur 5ei.r bes
9eutia<n sages am 4. September in
gbsi,sr por. sur gsrlsiung. Die 8srs
iammIuns nabm bisie!bs enisegeu uno
bsfhIob, fih nol1sdblis borau 81 bes
thsiIiasn, ME auh bi. gsleguHs zines
Saaptquartisrs. Qls 9rsffpunit fir
Die 8sreinsmitelieber III Der sSsitplos
isl6h, Qdhmitiags 2 llhr. feitsslegt.
ardnts itonbeu Siesmal niti auf Der
2iit.. 81, ginnohm,n bsli.fen fid nuf
$l3, pdbr.nS bic aussaben So betru'
cen.
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groser Greene, an 9ranbipunDen ges
ftorben; @sorgs Sobnipn, burh eir,tn
SturS ums 2eben sefommen; Schn
EulIis, Gdlasflub; qierton Acrton,
WoHerfubt; Rprmdn Sutten, Selbit.
morb burd aorbpIidnre; ReinboIb
Green, burd sinen Sdlas unO inners
Iihe 0erlebunssn bic er sufdllig erlitt;
Su9b aslIep, 8erlsbuns unb llntsrs
Ieibssntaiinbuns; 3ion z. purTon,
gruit bel einem llnfan eingsoriidt; Ges
tuarb Werrpipeatber, Qitb,nd.
- 8. u. dig, tpelasr 5rau Wurs
eartt Stepbenfon poree'tern beirutbete,
lit bier tpobIbs.anut. Dos paar tpiro
In 3utunft in 6dmiltcn pOhnsn. Die
Srauung puros in Cincinnati Dors
oenommen. Ssrr dig ioipie ietns
gattin babsn eripahfsns 9inoer uno
finb jeBt in pstostp auf Der 9oA3eitss
rsiie.
Waibilba 8rotb bat i'm biefgsn
geribt cine Sheiounsstldss gegen ibs
rem 9atten, Dr. 6ans 8. 9rotb bon
Sopton, Ohio, singersiht. Das padr
betrdtbete am 19. SUM 1902 in Gsdrs
born gountp, Sre., unb bat 5tptt ains
Der. Sic fiibrt an, oab ibr Gatte iie
istt spsi sSahrsn mibbduoeIte unb per'
nahIGHigts; bob sr iih peissrte, nit
ihr Su llntsrboltunsen uno gum geIud
ihrsr Srsunbe 81 ssben; oub er iie am
10. Mai 1910 aus oem SouIe tritb
unb re bann psrunIabte su ibm suriid'
sutebrsn. Gle fust. bdb er Gieens
tbum in Cincinnati, Dapton unb Roro
Carolina bsibt unb $4,000 attisn eis
nsr Mins in Orsaon i'm W.rtb bon ie
81 bat unb bnb lie attisn i'm Wertb
BON $500 eisrei. Si, p:riangt ibr Gts
oenthum, QIimsnte, bic Gbbut iiber
ibre ainoer unb bic Sdeiouns. 5rau
Grpth, ssb. Gdert, mar BEL ihrsr Seis
rotb % Sabre aIt unh ibr 9dtte III beis
nabs 20 Sabre alt uno bat &inper aus
isintr eriten Gbs.
- Rdrtin Wienol, "a, bon 5dmiIs
ton, uro SuIia Wapbd, 19. .bsnfals
bon bier, srlangten sinsn Seiraths'
IfeiH.
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gelbitmorb?
Jos, 8eurman er(iegl ben 5o(gen
elmer Uergiflung.
gsfdufoiet in sinem binterIaHenen
Yritfe isins fdmmtlihtn anges
b6rigen Der Sinterliff.

Coroner Or. goe III NIT Der llnters
iu6una ees Sobes bes 80 Sabre alien
giaorrenma6ers Sol. 8eormdn, bon
0o. ITO pl,uiant Strabs, bsF6dftisi.
Gearman, fpelher NIT letner Wtutter
nno Ieinem GHpager Stnrp qauu 3us
Iammeuipotuts, srtrantts ssiternabenb
ssssn 7 llbr pI6bIih unt.r Spmptomen
elmer fhtpersn Bergiftune. Der IN Del
Rdbe fuobnenbt arst 9r.arthur pfsifs
fer tpuros fhlsunigIt berbeissruf'n,
Fanb jsbo6 bel feinsr 9tniunft ben
gearnnn oils 2eihe Dor. Sb es iih bet
bsm 5obs bss Mann.s nm einsn
Selbitmprb bdnneIt, obsr cb gearmdn
aus gsrieben cine gu itarts 8oiis sintr
Gift entholienben Wsbi5tn etnommeH
bat, Iisb Iin nod nitt fsitiisnen. jshoh
Idbt sin in Der WsHe 6es 2ooten pors
esfunoener 3sttsl bic srIisre gnnabms
nobrfGeinIih srideiuen. 8sr 3sttsi,
tpeItsr isbr unortbograpbiih geihries
ben 1T, Iaut,t folsenosrmaben: rWleine
Wuttsr lit meins binisrliitisit. Jreunbs
in; msine SHlpeiter, Jrau aouils
gaun, TIT bic hintsrIiItisite gerion, nit
fpeldsr id je in Beriibruns eetommsn
bin, uno mein Gdpassr 5snrp pdua
iit Der bintsrliitiefte WsanH in Der
melt uno ein after Irunieubolo. Gr
ishrt isiren ainoern bsim absnbshsn
fid Ger profaniien Sprade gu bsbieusn.
mern Die Reeitrung ihre qflibt tbun
pOlIte, piirb, iie bic sun5s ganee sin'
heimfsn."
9earmdn bate iih ols sebni6brissr
anubs Bel .intm Sturss ihtpsre gers
Isgungsu sueeSosen unb liti Ititoem
an Der GaIliuht. gtm porissn Sumitdg
bate sr periuht, feline gaIhenubr unb
onbtrt Saden sinem Grsunoe su nrs
taufsn, tpurbs jsbod bon 2esisrsm abs
gtfpieiea. Qm Wiiipoh selans ss ibm.
bic llhr su p,rtaufsn uno bic Ganiis
lie 1T Der Nnii6t, bab CT iih NIT benz
8eIb. bas Gift estauft bat. fpslhes Isis
nsn sob hsrbeiiiibrie. Sn fsinem 3ims
msr nuroe cine WsoisinIIofhs nit bem
R.it elmer 5liiiiipteit eefunben. oeHen
Ratur iih nod nt6t ftitfteasH Iieb. Die
9side rpurb. auf 4noronung o.s CO.
rpntrs nah Der Worsue sebra6t. no
Or. ganae cine Cbout.ion an berfsIs
ben pornebmsn miro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-27
Sellebue unb 1abton.

- GrsWapor :. 20. GGis lit BON
Geodr point unD Sanbusip 5uriidsss
tebrt, no sr ben Sibunsen Der Sap &c
Grain 4iociation beigepobnt bat.
- Jruu Satob aip6srssr BON Der
Gooert Run pite CAB gu Gbren ibrer
bier beiuhspeife tpeilsnben SdpeItsr,
Gruu 6. peer bon pittsburg, cine ges
fenT6oit, bic einen gldn5snben 9erlauf
nabm. Inter ben Qntpeisnbsn befans
ben ii6 Grau .. Sbiem unb So6n;
6rau 6. so. pssr, 5rau u. De Mpb,
Serr unb 0rau Gilbert Sbism, ;srau
W. Sbiem. W. Reinbart. @ia.am
Ripbereer, Rapmonb pser, srl. Goroin
Beer, grl. Graee Beer, 4lbert unb Ses
len Ripberger unb 9err uno sSrau Sas
fob Ripberser.
- pclissiri4ter Shusp lit gsitern
nad Miomisburg gsreiit, Inn bort Der