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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-29

Yobium Ginabfiu.n, ptrft i'm aaHlpf
beu preisrittsrtiih I'm unb tretbt an
BERN 56ptnpsl, Ussntr bebauptst, ss
fsi Ioear ihon pDrge.ommsR. DGb man
etnen in Wtrtltbtsit niht perIsbtsa
Rinaer, I'M oas 4ufisben 3u fteigsrr,
fir sinioe Gage in Elm areuteHbau5
9ebraht babe. Wettsr ipiro oiel anfug
nit ben 0ameu getrtebsn. .gisle pon ben
.austdnbtI6sn" Rtngsru ftno inDuars
belt oebrrene Spresatbener, bic Btege
zines gdH8 beionosr8 noturedt duftres
tenben Synbtunsrs sRIngers itano in Der
Qiineburgsr 5sioe. Qbsr Dos Grottfd]e
3iebt bei benz guten Oeutfhen irmer,
pb es gleih angsmuIt uro aufgepappt
lit, unb rpenu Is iih aud nur urn et1en
RingtdmpFer banbelt, Mebner mahte
audi 8orIhidge, tpie feline spIs Rurft
piseer ouF cine ebrIihe @runoloae ges
iteIt rpereen f0nnt. Die poliset fea
DerIangen, bob Singer, pie 0ffentIt9
ouftreter, Ramsn unb RationdIitdt Der
@abrbeit sntfprsdeno angsbsn. bic
8arietetnbabsr Io1en niht nit benz
nWanagsr" obihIieben, iOrosru Die
einsslnsn Rtnger fsIbit oerpflthten;
rper ben TtoI8en Rumen rWeiiterrinstr
! fiibrsn ptI, Der Tou borber etus Gebrs
seit burhmodsn uno cine priifung Be-
| iteben. 8dmit 1T pt0BItd rpieoer eth
f6rpsrss ip3ioIes grObIem oufgetaudt.
osFen ihIsuni9s 26iung eruite natto'
nale gFliht TT.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-29

w.ki.-- Rufubr SO ,243 gbts.. gerfanbt
III ,821 SbH. Ter Wdrft mar ksute isstta
sprfns gatent "a. .75-6.l0, Dinter straishts
% .ao-4 .35, Dtnter gatsnts $390-4.35,
Spring clears $3.45-4 90, gDinter Grtrns
80. / $3.2o-8.40, 30. 2 DO. $305-3.I5,
aanias itrassbts s4,10-4.25.
ReaeeHmebl III ieft. Gair BIS aus
tss d 4.Oo-4.55, 6oies bis iauep S4.50-
4.70.
8utu.t,.umebt tn ruSts gu g. 75
per 100 Bfuno.
guaw sisen In rubia. amsrteaH S5e
uus GanaoiaR 6se c. |. {. Gsw 9ort.
Raism.bt lit fet. Setuss uetEes
uno sslbes sl I5-i.2o, srcbss 81. .l0-l.l5,
ailnerieb 81 80.
aeaesR nomtasa. - 20. Bsitsrn s3e
| (. o. b. aep gOrf.
strfe Il fef. - @ar,s.rits s1Is
III 22 {. |. (. Ren gott.
3ufubr 1 200 s3u., Reriaub;
| 10 ,566Bu. Narft III feit. RO. 2 rotber
e4tze tm gtepator unb 95xe f.ob itnsm,
rEeRe. RO.l aOrt5erH 9uIptb 81 .O69s fob.
| i6wimmene.
DsIi9torn. - 3ufuhr 1886, Ser,
ianbt 50. .s32 Bu. Tartt ftetis. gEport 2o
2 69Le f.e.b. f5Dimmene.
6aftr. -- 9utubr 4s, 800 Bn.. gtriaRct
- Du. Rar't fteiis. gtdHsarb met
Ser Sss+e. QS. . wetber S9e, RO. 3 ss1ae
10. 4 Ss1@c.
ssu lit itari. 9rtma l4oc, Rs. ! lso-
1886, 80. 2 ll5-l25e, 30. 8 I0o-l05c.
Sopfsn ift itft 5tcse 1910, croiudrel
bis Arice 26---SOc; 1909. IS--2Ie; gaciFh
Gsait 1910. prbiudrsr bis Dolce 1925
1903, l4--ITc.
bduts flne ffstis. Central amsrtt
zoe. BasotG 22Ls
asbsr IN Aetts. oemEod 25-27s.
goEf ift itetia. SdnriIp Sls.50-20. 90
iAnrt clear sl6.50-tS.00, Teb $500
1880
beet IN ftetis. fausitn el5.o0--l5 80
Nes S18.b0--l400, BeefsS6inteu S26 On
--28yo 90, gervsdt sl2 .00--I2 so, ettu ertrt
Snsia yes sl5.OO-l5.50.
Gut Rsats taum ftetia. H.p6teIte Bel
Iiea, 10 bts IL Bfe., ll---l2Me, DO. SaRL
tern s1<-Ss&e, so 5aiHfsn il1f--I2c.
4 sHmaII III i,stia. Nibele meit priut
ss.l5 - 8.25. RaifHirtes III itesiG. Con
tiasHt 1885,, Q. u 1915. COMPOUND ~
1876.
IaI q in itstia. Brima gits 1916
Geuztrp 5ss4-6hGt ..
I BaampeIIiaamtns Get lit fsit. -
prima rebss $5.27-5.33. prima SSmme
ssises s6.s5-840.
n getro leum m 1T ftstis. Raffinirtes Rer
porf ~ 20. BhtIaosIphsa ano Uattimor
~ 40. bc. tn Sult IS 50.
MoIIs iit rlbts Oemeitic 5Issss 2S-
29t.
oar, IN ftstis. strainee, ssp5buIias
Sis autss $500.
1erpeatin III ruaia ~ 7sHe.
Reia ift ifetis. Gtrbsimii6sr ~ s--5ke
aatna SIS.
RsIaiies TT itetta. Rem Orleans Gpe
|. asttls, cater bis heies. 30--50c.
6sr.-Rehsr 1T ipsaie. Janseapas
50 Ieit, 3.42, Centrifugal 90 Ieit 3.92t
1eelaiies s3u6er 81 Tsit s.17e. aafiinirte
] IN ftstss. Gut Soai $40. Gruihse 5.60'
, Deoalb ~ 5.25e, Cubes 5.i5e, 9opoere
, 5.OoS, GraRuIatsc 490c, DIAMOND ~
, 40, GenfsetisRsrs N" 4.15e, Ro. | 4.7'
. Ne. 2 4. roe. Ro. 3 46j. no. 4 4.60e, ao
4.55s, Re. 6 4.50e, 10. 7 4.4jc, Re.
4.40<, 20. s4.35s. Rp. 10. 4.S0c, Ro.
425e, go. I2 4.20s, no. iS 4.l5e. Hc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-29

Rtubuieh. Beeuss $500 - 6.45,
Ieras Sttere "a. 4.6O-5.50, weitItae Sttere
S4.s0-5.T5, Sto8srs anb Sessers 800
$50. ahhs unb Settlers S.. .40-5.65, 9dIber
o.. $500. Rartt ftetis.
shwstHe.--Geibts S5.95-6.271<, ae,
miihts s. 5.95-6.2 .271S, i5were s.. 500. 20.
rauhe S.. so - 5.95, quite bis aussrisiene
iamsrs s5.s5-62O, Sertel $685.. 20.
Rarit itstis bis strpas uieeriser.
Q date uRo edmmer.-S6dfe Gtu'
hsimiicae s3.0o-4 80, ueftli4e $3.25-. 60,
SabrItnae o. 25--5.75.
&ammer. GsRhsimtihs "a 25-6. 10,
weftlAe $475---6.l5. Rarts ifetig.
9uFuhf. - Rtnopieb 1900. S4petns
ls, 900, S6afe uno gdmmsr 1000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-29
GburI,S 8reberic no.

GbarIsS Treoertc M o.
berlep gell, Der Iangjdhrtgs &C.
I6dftslsiter Der 2onooner .3tmes" iii
mitten in rubiesr arbett an 'sinem
S6reibtifhe nit "a Sahren stner
5er5itbIage erIsssn. DtDterIep Bell
mar Elm Gepdntinsr, Der Gpbn eneli-
itsr Gltsrn, uber in Nsgppten osboreH
unb tehrts, nahhem er in Gnglano
Ieine b5bcre S6uIbilbung polenoet,
rod in ben Siirglingsinhren in fsin
Geburtsluno Suriid, Tim IN oas pdttr-
libe 9efhGft bort ein3utreter. Dus
iDur nod in Der alien pdiGdsett oes
9huraonsnlaubes, ais aber Der SueS.
tanal beretts in Der Muhs mar. .SH
ittne sritsu 9s3iebuuaen ,3ur Times"
tlieb Der iunse GuufmunR, Der nus
bem pdtsrIttsn 6auFe ber pisliettige
gestshungsn nit bod uno nieoer be-
iaB, aaH3 sufdlIig binein ltm 1866
ftrum, nod e6e sr 20 Sabre sGhlte.
Wis er ponu gum Wanns btruHretfte,
Feqann in Isgppteu bic neue eretgniBa
pole 3eit gu tasen, Die 3eit Der I'm
pdlsunQ, oes Sturmss unb Oranges
uno oea Rritgss, mo ale Belt uno 5lt.
NAL bic .5imes" niht gsrug BON
4soppten b0ren tornte unp ldnoestlfn-
fies, superldIiige 2euts, Die Elm fihereS
lIrtbeil befoben uno gu Ihreiben per-
! itonosn, gsiudt un6 me6r uuo mebr
QefhGbt purbsr. er ienen gugeu
ipurbe Wlcbtrlep gel, fait obns feIbft
80 tptTsn tpis, sin grobsr 3situnssbez
rihteritattsr, uub aIs bsrr Scott, Der
eioentIihe gertreter Der n5fmss" iu
slespptsr, mad Snoitr aiug, uut eirtn
Rihterppftsr su iiberushmsr. DsFen
naturlitEr RotfoIoer i'm 5ienits bss
gouSorer gldttes. Gr bIieb Der Der
treter Der Times" am Rtl bis gum
| Su6re 1890, no bsr bdmaliae @sa
| ffGftsleiter hes glattss, 6srr McEo.
nalb, Itar6 urb man iih in QuHooE
caruuf beIann, oaB Der 9ertrster in
gte9nptsn ri6t MIR 3ettungsmauu, ION
bern aud Elm oieIseponotsr uno in
finansIahen erfuhrsnsr aaafu,anu
lei. lpan berief i'm Ing 6auptquartisr
unb iettSem mar 6err Woberlep Bel
Der uLm0t,tioe 8sIhdftsIeitsr, Der felt
6rei 5atren, Tsit Der 3sit, no Die
Times" formen &sFs elmer 4ttisras'
fstlitaft lpuros, an Der Sptbe Der
! 9srmaItund aIS Isiter6er 1irsttOc
t!teb. Tas 9Iatt bat uuter feiHer
Nmtsftibruna eroBs Danolunqer
rurtdematt. gs purbe d[Ies m0gf.
ctt unternommeH. um es Dem 9etfte Der
neuen 3eit ouSupoTsn uno osr Gtgtsn
! rem Giuflub rpieoersinsubriugen. 60
purcen regeImdBtgs Mphene 9elluasr
d[Ier 4rt, FirGrs gstlaoe. Iitterariit'
geilaae, SnoeHteur .gsitaqt uub neusr'
rings 1lntsrrthts. .getlaee heresitsat
cine QsibbibIioitst nit 0en 8!ctte per'
. brnotu unn observation-disclosures
!. III bie 5onh csnommsn, oaes pehl. ltFT
Eeusn 9o5sr 81 stpirHer anb Der
Qreis oes gilttes Nidbt herabsHfeBsE
Gb 6obst Ss,ot qtipornsn lunrot, inh'
asn 6is TriibsreH IEn bic hru:Tgen st'
csnt1ilmer tpiFen die Zines" be
fst beute bel MsitsR Hthi 4ytshc bal
Qnie6tn Inb 3en Gtrftaf tnts Dor q
Sohren. Gitbtr bat e Hber ibr Dt
. | ib6F.sleiter niat an 8sniibunser fsb
. len tafTsn fis lpiseet auF bic d!.e Dob
au briuaen. G. bat fan ibermtnidIt4
/ Nnffrenuunasn oeradIf unh III otiS
! Iih gu prsiien. oas &C i4lNsft4 IN
QSrHiia aeitorbea iE
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-29

sgsls. poass nas afsisn in Rsp Dssf.


gao ON eals mar itetia 81 ppm.
slriua DsiAaftspapisre wusosn ~ 81
---&E bissoHtirt. -
etsrfinasGrhapse IN itsttg: -
sid5t AZ s4.ss1z nHs 90 1ess St6t m
8nnbss,Dbitsatfoherfp en- fparsn fee
Tia uHb parosn fpts folgt qnotsrt: -
Ter. @taateu NsfuHolug 2% lDlI
aeb ~ rsaiTtriris (lS251 li4A--llo1g d,
0eupo ponsl Isl <--IIeL ~ rsgtlfr'ris WlN
--lO2l<, Coupons lOlA--iVN1n pa"a"'u
Geupsns 2% lol--lOl ..n..
TSsr Mftienmartt eroilnete btute II: felter
r.rnsr. i,nn itanoen Canadian gaetfse i'm
aorssrarure. Ter Narit ialob attn mn
strena sr,b waren bsim Sdiub ste anisae'
Ienbsn elienbabn. AstssH IN suierNadefsass
aa6fstberos Rarie rpurosH poH osr bsf, bI,
ma grpin, satImaH . So, 10. 2zS--<S@
NaInut strabs, ber.Atst:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-29
Grommtlls S6aoel.

3m ar6dOIoeiiaeH Snititute Don
aonbon lit ieit sinigsr 3eit stne Res
lique 5u ieben, Der oas bO6ite Gritaua
nen bei alien geff)oueru herporrufen
muB. Ramlif EN- Sddbsl oss gstpals
tigen 2oroprotsftors Der ensliIhen
.Gonimonnealtb@, Sliper Gromtpel
8etonntlif riibuii ficb biellniperiitdts'
.bibliotbst BON Ggforn. I'm gsitse bieie,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-29
Groceries.

3uder- 9rsiie fsft Hafftalrter Gut
podf 61Oc, pomoereo $50, CUBES 575c.
sranuiateS 5.50e, senieetioners ~ 5.45s.
On ~" 5.2O--6 45e, rpstbr sytra .,s"
5.05--5i5e. ersra e." 4ss-6 .o0c, esetna.
rer selbsr 47b-4y yS0e
Rolaffes IN ftetts. Ner Orleans
cpen asttIe 84--44s, gsntsifusal l5--23t,
per salIons. Sorstam 3S--s7e per Gsasgs
Rets.-Narst sienIid lebbaet ans hss
iis. eouifiana, 8ancp Seab s-ohs. prims
4I-6he, oroinaEsr 3 - 4s. 3apan s1--
4 per giunb.
3airp grobuti.
Sattsr.-0ie gaffraas fdr CREAMERY
psrbIsibt gut nnb bel Hdbisem aHsebot itnO
pie gret'e bsbaapiet Gdnes srsansrr
ale, fanep Tatrp i5e. Re. ! 1916 yer Bfe.
aerswsfssrliher Ia 1S--I5e. Aewgorl l6j e.
s6weissr IA - 1875. stmbarser l4tze,
Brid l3sxe per gfuns.
etsr. - ansskei suf, QaGfraas masia
DreiGe rpilia Rrima frtiebe Siibnsrsiss
l5t<e. iirits i4Ie. ieeones l3e per Dasb..
eBanfssier 35e, eHisnsisr i5e per Tsb.
@sfIiigsi. -- Anaebot siemlids ayek.
Radfraae fndbi1 alsins Gprina Slid,
ems pon liz gfD. 26--30c, srcbe 5prln.
asrs pea 2 gfnne une barlber 20 - 25s.
| Slhner Iss, Sdbns Sc TrutbaAner l5e, Galls
se, Gnten 12e, 1dHIs 6--9e per Bfunh.
Ebft nHb @smafs.
gepfef.--sanee Ten Dotf t5.76--e.60
asw0hnlihs s5 Oo--5.21 per BbI.
eitrenen. - Rarst ftetis. Galifsrnis
| s3.5o--5.75, ReifiEa $3Ibo--S. rs psr 4ifts
yimss 75e per snanteI.
Eraraea.-- RaSsf rubis anb ytsttg. -
GaIifornia 5000 80. Dterisa ~ so -
2.75 per Rite.
GrebsexeH. - alabama $3 .60--4.0(
per Crate ron "a nuarts
| aarts ffetn. - MiAisaH e2.25-2.4o
2enterils % .0Q--2.26. per HhI. ouf ben
Gegeiie unn 63 - 70s per 6n sm 4tors
karabs Gbio sl.G0-i.Ao pex aG
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-29
metan Mearft.
Rsp Nerf. 23. aIpri[

y NFV = v y VT ~7VFFE
3tnn mar ltetig gu S4l.S5-42.l5 uuO
aupfer rubis; Safe Su $l2.25--12.37H,
GlectroIutbtc gu sl2 l2H-l2-25 uto Ga.
ting gu Sll .S71z--l2.00 Blei mar ilau gu
"a .40-4.50 uno Spelter DO su $40
5.45. Giisn mar rubis. $40. / SoWnorp
9orthern 81 $3.50 - 1000, Ro, 2 DO. 8tt
$l5.25-l5.75, SO, Soutbern uno go.
Sputbern ioit Ill Sl55O-l6OO.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-29
Siebmdrfte.

Cincinnati, %. apriI.
3uFgbr uH6 8srian6t rpdbrsno ben pers
Hofeneu "a Gtunoen pergli1eu NIT ben
porbsrsebenoen LaSeu, Warsn wte fotst
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Mebi. - Ger Garst ift itetis. gSiuter
gatents o. .s0--4.30 5trai9bis S350-4.2 20,
@priua aaisnts 5eitss 81. 5.40-5.65. Straiebts
NOO-4.lb, Salers S3.O0--440.
Metssn. - Ear Tdi s911-907se. am
ehlus sOs4e; fir Sait 81 - S754e. am
e6Ius 87ssc fur September s6A-85Is,
ana SHIub S614e.
MsifAfern. - SIR waai SO 49, 52Iat,
am sHIus 5214e; fur 3uls 52L+--52ssse, an
s6Inb b2ssr; fir 5spfember % --53 16s,
am S6lnb 53Ac.
Safsr. - gar RAJ 3lss--31s1e, am
exlus 3lks; FIR Saii 81 --3l5ze, am
eAlnb 3lssxc; fur September 5ih-3la &c,
am Shlub 5lxs.
Roaaen. - 20. 2 97e.
0ssits. - guts Suftsrserffe 65--s5s,
suie bts dolce MaIsssrfts l00-lI3e.
Tta6Siaams men. - 30. S.M. 246s,
Wr I R W 2b9s
aimssbsfaamsn. --tls.0Opss Cert
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-29
gsDias WelSntarfte.
Nssttaa, "a. aprss 1911.


Tte GsIhafts waren beuts ia ben hieiis
ssn Banfen iebf rubis nne Gsic 30 febr
hsebsigsn HsHsratsH ss srtaHgsH. Bon ben
psaien ssaSDsn Dariehen ,.os eau siI 81
astagkIisben nnb GsiAaftspapisfe fuureen
tu 81 --6% htAfoutiSt. SIN offenenglarfts
mnsben TasIsbea on eaEl" ~ 3--4 y
nHb aui Bet pi i4-4SS pIacirt.
nssAfa saf Hsw Dsss.
rarsa feft sn 25e grdmie per $1,000
spIidsH Hantsa psriaaft. Die GouHtsts
rate bstyast soc Drd : pss $1,000.
Rst6fa sNf 9ssssa.
pareu fsefis.-- Seute ifnb bic fofssHbsn
EuctirnnGes m bsriHten;
acrhcn, o Iags EtAt, "a. .661<~4.s 81 per g,
collage es6t, "a .s31< A s3N fsu g Hatls
Gage gsht, 612L-5l5 Grancs per 500
90 1ass stdt, SIT $40 5ranes per 800;
far DentldhlaHe 4 Tage Ss6t, Mars S51Se
BE-. 90 zags GtAt, 941ac.
Ucsmmsat6ru HttIs auf QoHbon wrroeH
w S4SeL, auj Glasgow 30 $4.S2L nHe
ant Hsffdif ta $4.e2 rertaHit.
eHHsrs-rttissnsasxs
xasHta x1nh ff&fta 1sfe gRauFsn au ua4fssfa rpts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-29
9senN gonO. GxptiraHseH

ssSsssn sss. ss..... sg,.le. q T. =. st;.... ~
ss3slss % M...... SO Ia d. I'd asa. AZ
SsssIrsrs d cSis tf sst.lSsf. 30 u EtE. ~ 81
asii,snsss Z IAis 81 S9sslNs q 4. ssT. 81 N.... u
81, &, es@ 81. 81 y. q. &. 81. Al 80. sss
Rs,..slsn IN =. a.. stLsa d, a. G.AH fs ~ n
as,s. .as Z essssss 81. - sssl = a.. ios,.
satLW cyia1. iassE. NsriI S@iiir g..
III II StIs 49,. esq Gre % q, rfsg. a.. sal%
asN 4 All. ST.. s9G HsnH 90. &c llsa1. gsss
Ksts S. .'; j. E s:.s s":,.s {. 3. ..., y y,
Estf. 8: aasEyisssss;''
Ss9S r.. III as sSM 7 ssts sits
fais 4reusfsef r. rs essk Hs atHs 4E.... W.
Xsss &islsne IT,. IS esnts Fsf. sss a.. va
II ~ IL srf a ses4 Ssuts &ef co. e. VI
Exf n AnSfsass. :. 81 Esatt 4ss. 1. rsf " s3is
ft9sas n e.. g. s's s'sns ~ .;as ~ T.. = N q,
&t3iHus M.....s... It1s nHtsh Ytt3yW ss $3.50 Diss
exss Dfisr Hers 49,. ef4Hisa Bsf 81 ". ~. i
Nris 3 a. isfifs g. ~ u 3 AassU VI .te1
Aris 4, q sssiss o.. fIEu. q Gfssi sx... tBS1
-. 6lsrtsif n 4. tssNgife Gar Gkm- 81 f0i5<
s,ssSssssss. % M isad Sssss i. 3 at g.. ~
asl Axs mar. ~ s<sg4fnH - &C.. ~
31pen Eys..s..ss..s SH4fsHy1NES " -. ~. -
Il q Y : d,lS.: -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-29

1tse5tna 0eaN Whsfsk.
Der i1mias TIM bisHgen GlsarinsbaHs be,
Isef tA Aests auf q. .785, 100
sssmsesfxrssAfsn.
IN aoIaI, Gsiariiaien berridis hsate sins
feise Ttnbens. american Boiling Bill
Staninattisn fiegeH geint. 5srner itan'
ben Gtnt. Gas & electric tn gutter RAD
fraae nnD pcn benz mStydbenbab astien ftdns
ben Gtnc. ReSp. unb Cor. fiSbt uno Tross
ton TIM Boroergrunb. DIE foIsenhsH ger'
idufe fino 10 beri4isH:
Ola Au 1asie.
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Wsisfp.

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579 Bbls. IiftElsr's 5iHisbeb Gosss saf
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-22

More than 10000 people In thiA
vicinity read the EVENING NEWS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-22
GIRLS WIN SUIT
FOR MILLIONS
SteiIo Sisters Get Control
of Mcdonald Millions.

New York, March PAN estate val
ned at $4,000, 900 left to them by their
grandfather, Alexander Mcdonald, late
Standard Oil magnate, finally passed
TO the control of Laura and Helen
Stallo, daughters Of Edmund K. Stallo,
who Is to be their guardian.
The order for final settlement of the
estate was made by Surrogate Fowler.
In addition to other property there
was bequeathed to each of the two
girls 1893 shares of Standard OIL stock,
which until now have remained In the
name of the grandfather. and it has
been with difficulty that the father has
collected the income.
BY the order of the court the Equit-
able Trust company is directed to turn
over the 660 shares of stock to the
Standard Oil company and receive In
return new stock certificates issued to
Stallo as guardian.
Mr.. Mcdonald died at Long Bench,
Cal, a year ago, aged eighty-two. He
had lived much OF his life In Cinein-
natl. He was a partner Of John d.
Rockefeller. His only daughter mar
ried Edmund K. StalIo. After Mrs.
stallo's death the two girls went to
live with their grandfather. Stallo In
1904 married Mrs. Dan r. Hanna.
Last August Surrogate Colalan de-
MED an application OF the father for
a larger allowance for the support OF
the two girls. Afhdavit was made at
the time that their father was sup
porting them on borrowed money.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-22

fatuated with Mrs. Paradis, q mill
operative, who had separated from
her husband. Both Mrs. Paradis and
Mrs. Mellsn had objected to soareS
attention, and Mrs. Mellen had Soareg
elected from the house where the
two women lived. Soares again APP
peared at the house, fred two shots a.
the older woman as she lay in bed,
both bullets entering the head. Ht
then stepped into the next room, grasp.
ed Mrs. paradis and after dragging
her into her mothers room fired tw4
shots into her head. Soares then went
to the kitchen and sent a bullet through
his hrafn. diving Instantly
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-22
THIRTEEN PORTUGUESE HELD.
Charged With Attempting to lncits
Rebellion Against Republic.

Lisbon, March 22.-Thtrteen persons,
including Mayor Castro, have been ar
rested at Lamego, in the province OF
Beira, on suspicion of having attempt
ed to induce the Ninth infantry regf-
ment to rebel against the republic.
Some of the soldiers of the regiment,
which has been stationed at setubel
since the outbreak OF the labor trou-
bles, have been arrested IN the charge
of planning ito make common cause
with the strikers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-22
SHOOTS TWO AND KILLS SELF
Eugene soares Dies After Attempting

Eugene Soares Dies After Attempting
Murder Of Girl and Aged Mother.
Fall River, Mass, March 22.-After
seriously wounding two nm Eu-
gene soarss, q local wrestler, ended
his own life. The injured women, both
Of whom are In a dangerous condition,
are Mrs. Delyin A. Mellen, fifty years
old. and Mrs. Anne Paradts, twenty
two years old, daughter Of Mrs. Mellen.
Soares was a Portuguese about thir-
ty-two years old, had been separated
from his wife and recently became In
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-22

New Haven, Conn, March 22.-Addy
Barker Sheldon. wife of Judge Joseph
Sheldon OF this city, is dead. She was
one Of the early advocates OF women's
suffrage Ia this country, having at
tended as 8 an equal suffra-
III convention in Syracuse III 1855.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-22

Some or the news or your imme.
diate neighborhood may be found In
the want ads. today.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-12-21

develop it and keep it up to any
thing like a high standard of use
fulness and efficiency. And it is
generally true that the people
who heap the most criticism upon
the local paper and expect the
most from it are the very ones
who give it the least substantial
support and encouragement. 1t
is therefore a wonder that many
newspapers in North Carolina
manage to exist, much less serve
their respective communities to
any considerable advantage.
Only those communities that are
willing to support them can have
good newspapers, and Henderson
need not consider itself any ex-
ception to this general rule.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-12-21
A Good Work Well Done

Perhaps you have noticed for
the past two or three Sunday
mornings that the streets in the
business section of the city have
been presenting a much cleaner
appearance than was formerly
the case. Mr.. w. E. Moss, who
has been acting as street COM
missioner since the late Silus
Powell first became unable sew
eral weeks ago to perform that
function, took this matter in hand
in a very buiness like manner
and decided to have them cleaned
up each Saturday night and put
in good order for Sunday. For
this good work that has been
needed so long, Mr.. Moss de-
serves much praise. For a long
time the principal streets of Hen
derson presented an appearance
on Sunday morning that was
anything but creditable, and it is
a thing worthy of general ap-
proval that this is no longer the
case, thanks to the enterprise
and good taste of Mr.. Moss.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-12-21
A Very Sad Accident.

Harvey Wester, the ten-year-
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J..W.
Wester, of Cedar Creek town
ship, Franklin county, was ac-
cidentlyshotandpainfully wound
ed one day last week by his twin
brother, Paul, while loading. a
rife to kill some hogs. The gun
had not been used since last year
and was thought to be unloaded.
When Paul started to put a car
fridge in the gun it discharged
and shot Harvey, who was stand
ing near by, the ball taking eff
feet above the middle of the ab-
domen, going through his liver
and lodging in his back. The
boy was brought to the Sarah
Elizabeth Hospital in an automo-
bile and underwent an operation.
He is getting along we'll and
much hope is entertained for his
recovery.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-12-21
New Pastor Arrives.

Rev. John A. Burgess, the new
pastor Of the Vance circuit, has
moved his family to Henderson.
They occupy the Methodist Prot
estant parsonage on Andrews
avenue. Rev. Mr.. Burgess is
one Of the brightest young men
in the North Carolina Methodist
Protestant Conference and has a
very promising future. 1t was
he who made the response to the
address Of welcome at the open
ing Of the annual conference
here in November, and did it so
we'll as to win the admiration
and applause of all who heard
him. The Gold Leaf was great
ly indebted to him for its excel
lent reports of the conference.
Vance circuit is fortunate in Sc
curing his services as pastor.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-12-21
A BIT OF SHOP TALK.

The Durham Daily Sun has,
for business reasons, been COM
PEELED to go into the hands of a
receiver at least temporarily.
The receivership is due, as a mat
ter of course, to financial embar-
rassment, and this unfortunate
state of affairs most probably
grows out of a lack of the prop
per support and encouragement
on the part of the business men
and the people of Durham. The
Sun Is one of the very best after
noon papers in the State. and
any financial embarrassment il
may suffer, even temporarily. is
therefore to be deplored and can
result in no good to Durham.
But it is the same old, old story
that has prevented only too many
good newspapers in North Caro-
lima from developing to their
highest state of usefulness to the
community. Subscription rates,
and possibly advertising rates.
were too low in Durham to start
with, and evon then the patron
age too meagre.
A good newspaper is admitted
by almost everybody to be one OF
the very best and most indispen-
sable aSsests of the community
in which it is published, and yet
the meagre and stinted support
it receives may render it next tc
impossible for the publisher tc