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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07

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den ssidloFen peroen muBts.
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decentralization mad bem itdotiI6sn so.
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nit leiften aopftpunoen uno aontu.
fiDnen odbonfomnsn mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07

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9etragenen griinen llnterrod als Gis
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mar, ertldrten jsbofl, oieielbe isit
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fiibrteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07

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gen bate, lit Oom aaiier genebmigt
tpprben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07
3uarGu6er erniiht.

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ter oegeben ipuroe. Inter Goerer
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07
II \ talie.

Waorris Smith. 35 Sabre oft,
Glsrt. BON go. 300 Smith Gtrobe,
brdGie iih seitern beim Moiitn cine
S3nttpunbs On otr fanb hi ps.ns
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07
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germ etr,piQigen; uber 81 Qelnem lln'
terhnlt forutte iG oonu Htdts betitetl.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-20
Wrinkles Disappear
AS If BY Magic
(Fron Denver Republican

In the removal cf wrinkles have dis
carded cosmetics entirely" writes Nine.
Corsan, the celebrated Partisan beauty
expert. THE results they produce are
deceptive and never permanent. Mas
saying is only partially successful, and
it's too slow a method
We never seen anything work such
wonders as a simple, harmless solution
any woman can prepare and use at home
without the least trouble a half pint Of
witch hazel and an ounce of good powdered
saxolite are all you'll need Mix the two
and apply this refreshing solution to your
face daily. The effect is marvellous
stantancous. The skin becomes llrmer,
tighter every wrinkle and sag is al
fected. You feel so refreshed after using
the wash; you look refreshed, too soon
you will look ten years younger"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-20
FIND NO TRACE Of
EXPRESS PACKAGE
Shipment of 5000 From Fred
ericksburg Bank Mysterially
Disappears.
Especial to Tho Tlmes-Dispatch.I

Frederick burg, Va. August l?--It is
stated that package con aiming 5000.
shipped by the Adams Express Company in
this city from one OF the Fredericksburg
company VIII not give out any informa; ion
banks TO Northern city In July. was lost
and trace of has been found One OF
he superntenden,s OF the company. to-
sether with another cmploye and one de-
ieciive. are here. and all OF them refuse to
company will not give out any NORMA ton
While Mrs Ann T. Cairo and Mrs. Mike
JOPLIN. with several children. were picking
foXErapes on G. w. Catro's farm In spot
sylrania county not far from this city
they were greatly surprised when a large
brown cinnamon bear rushed through the
bushes and chased ono % the boys Their
screams brought TO their assistance some
men nearby. with whom were several dogs
which chased the bear. The bear made It's
escape All efforts TO locate the bear since
have faxed
Willis johnson. confined In 1all here for
theft. and awaiting opportunity to be
sent 20 tho reform school. is very small in
statute. and last nigh; he squeezed through
the barred window OF the jail and went TO
his home and stayed about two hours. His
absence was noticed, but before search
could be made for him he came back and
rc-entered the jnil in the Same way.
State Senator John II. saunders. OF Mid :
dleseN. was the only Democrat to comply
with the primary conditions. and viii bo
declared the Democratic nominee from tho
Thirty-ninth Senatorial District compos,d
OF the counties OF M.ddlcscX Matthew's
Gloucester and King and Queen. |, is prob
able that he Will have no opposition I'm the
general election.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-20
GOOD TOBACCO PROSPECTS
IN LINCHBURG DISTRICT

INP'cIuI TO The Times Dispnt TOM
INnchburS. Va. August lg-A we'll
known local tobacco buyer stated to-
DAY that tho prospects for the coming
tobacco crop in the Lynchburg dis
'rlct are excellent, and II the wea Their
continues favorable for the mnturinp
OF the crop and it's curing one of tho
most desirable crops in years Will be
marketed here this winter.
II Is stated that the farmers in
tended TO plant a much larger acreage
tina" usual. and. although they did
not get as much tobacco out as was
expected. the acreage is larger than
Iast year and the crop gives promise
year ago, despite the drought Of tho
summer The crop IS growing spien-
didlN now and making satisfactory
progress
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-20
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT

God. our Father. the Creator
and Ruler OF mankind. has called
from our midst ana from the post
ot GUY one "f our co-workers IN
me water Department. we. members
81 me water Works Mutual Aid AS
ISOLATION. now assembled. bear tfMs
tribute to our deceased friend and
comrade. ROBERT GWATHAiF:Y
LUCAS
Therefore. be {, resolved: First
That he. being the father OF us al
IN service, we realize our great loss
hls conduct was invariably regu-
lated by principles OF honor and H.
GETTY In tho discharge of his duties
AZ foreman among his men he
leo ihcu In and out OF danger. ehar-
ing their labors faithfully for fifty
,wo years He was often seen
mcnis All vet and soiled and on ono
occasion so coverc.i with clay that
ms men surnamed him Red Cloud. a
tribute TO his leadership. for ne or
dered none where no would not lead
we testify to his high character, in
dustry. &entleness and courteous
treatment Of one and all alike HIS
bearing and conduct was an example
FOR all others IN the works Ho
was humble and unpretending as n
thrlsNan, and We know that he has
fearlessly passed through deaths
worn gate to the great and glorioua
second: That we tender to his be
rcaved amily our earnest and sin
core sympathy In this sad hour OF
bereavement, and pray that they
may De uided and comfor,ed by tho
Divine Healer of all sorrows
JhiId: That this resolution be
spread on the minutes OF tho asso-
citation. and IA copy sent 10 the sor-
row-strtcken family.
c. L. HILL.
President
NJ P JOHNSON,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-20
Around the Hotels

Stumpfs-Jamcs L. Porter, Louisa;
F. w. d. Jones, Virginia. T. H. Burt.
Virginia; p. NJ. Flanagan. Powhatan.
Gilbert--E. Il, Kelly, Petersburg: w.
r. Eutledge. Columbia. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Cation, Locsville: J. L. Turner.
Virginia. Mrs. Charles McNal and
child. Saltville, Mr.. and Mrs J. II.
Barclay, stanton.
luchmond-W. Buckner, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. l. a. Ro.ue, Norfolk: r
w. Hendon, Jr,. Norfolk: St George
r. Fitzhugh fredericksburg; H. r.
Powell, Danviile; +. \. Durham. Chcs-
ter,
Murphy's-T. y. b. Wright. Essex
A. w. Durham, clifton Forge: 3. GAL
lagher, Clifton Forge; Mr.. and Mrs H.
G. Thompson and son, Virginia; II. l..
17inlayson, Norfolk II. H. Bartlstt,
Newland; MIR. and Mrs. 6. +. LaGue,
Norfolk; Walter l.. Burruss. Jr. Fred
ericksburg: ]. c. Farley, South Boston;
". o. white. Norfolk; w. II. Buch-
anan. Trevillians; Mrs. j. H. Latane,
Miss Maggie Garrett, Baghy; g. w.
Davis. Lassiter. e. H. Davis. Williams
burg; ]. Wells. Virginia; Thomas II.
Iiowcrton. Waverly, e. ~ Burgess.
Fork Union.
Park-Charles Daniel. Norfolk.
Davis-NTr. and Mrs W. r. Irving,
Charlottesville: Mr.. and Mrs. i. w Jor-
dan, Virginia.
Lcxington--R. f. Dallas, panvinc: c.
G. Amos, Columbia c. NJ. pritchard,
Pals.
Jecerson Hotel-Mrs T. {. McEachen
md Master'+ Mcsaphen. Jacksonville
e. a. Reese. abartanshurg, $. G.; W. g.
q. A. Reese, Spartanburs. s. c, ". q
gilbert, Philadelphia; John Clarkson
New York; y. =. Spencer Boston
Henry n. Mann. Chicago; Andrew
Warren, LOS angeles; Misses Annabel
snd Margaret Sharp, Cleveland. \. II
Hopler Atlanta, Ga. II. Orchard. At
1anta, Ga. Mr.. and Mrs, J. II. McLauriI
and Miss McLaurin, Jacksonville, Fla
E. Guthrldge. chicago
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-20
Troops Fire on ,rob.

Llanelly. Wales. August 1a-R,o, :,
rampant in Llanelly tonight. as The
result OF troops having fred upon =
mob to-day. killing two men and
Wounding seriously two others. an NJ
them alleged 10 bo Young laborers who
80 IN no way connected with tic
railway strike
Five hundred soldiers were basti,,
summoned IN clear the streets of an.
cry men whilo others are EuordIns
,he electric power house and publig
TO burn '''' va ven
me mono Of magistrate has been
rooted and another house and seven,
rei!"ay cars loaded with provisions
We're burned
1laheiiN is regarded as tho key 10
west Wales, and disturbances b,vo
"sen constant here since tho railway
strike strike was declared Friday nigh,
sevefai timcs the mob became so men.
the riot act 'e''
The rioting continued throurhor,
the night, and three more dontbs U.s.
added to those Of the afternoon. wbile
many persons were injured. The cas-.
uaiteS resulted from an explosion dur
Ing hrc In railway freight shed
started by rioters
The local mob was Joined Tonight
by 5000 tin plate workers from Tho
surrounding districts. and although
$50 militiamen guarded tho railway
line, the combined mob out manoeu-
vred them. tore up the tracks. looted
a troop train and secured largo
quantity OF ammunition. and then
burned the cars containing tho SOL
diers' equipment.
Afterwards the rioters marched into
the town, broke into tho office Of n
Justice Of the peace who had read the
riot act, and threw his goods into the
street
When the police and troops dis
p'rsed the rioters they returned to
the freight sheds and set fire to thom
AS the flames We're licking YIN the
buildings series of explosions oc
CURED. The troops charged and
drove back the rioters and the fire.
men put out the blaze. Search of the
ruins revealed three bodies.
Both In the streets and nj tho rail
way shed the soldiers were compelled
to make number OF bayonet charges
and many persons. including women
and children. were wounded
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-20

soat soul seeking some way OF escape.
Justns Miles Forman, the author. snva
up in disgust and decided 10 wait
constance Collier and her husband.
Suiian LestranSc. postponed their tour
In Thn!s" Richard Croker. Jr.. arrived
IN London to-day. having spent flfty
hours In coming from Ireland to meet
nis sister and take her back to visit
their father The Journey ordinarily
REQUIRES nine hours.
The strike seriously affected trade
throughout North Wales. Work has
ceased In collteries. iron works and
bricS works and thousands were idle
owing TO the nom shipment of goods
70 England. large Belfast linen
company put many workers on Short
time
Many visitors left London rather
IMAM FISK further developments.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-20
Mrs. Maggie uoyden.

lSpecldl 10 The Times Dispatch
Maggie oyden. wife oi stephen Boy
den, died at her home in Hickory
thursday night, and was buried in
saisbnry TINS afternoon. The cere-
mony VS. conducted by Rev. l.. j..
Maiiett rector oil st. Lukc's Episcopal
church. Mrs. Bpyden. VINO was a
sister of DR.. ]. L. Council. OF Sails
CRY. was nifty years old. and was well
known in the state. y son, Donalds on
Boyden, while attending the funeral
OF ms aunt. Mrs. n. y. Boyden, in
me death of his mother. the sisters
having died near the same date.
Judge James n. Walker.
,lSpecia to the Times Dispatch
James 4. Walker died on Monday, lie
was perhaps the oldest white citizen
1a Lunenburg county. as he would
his next birthday. lie was the fonndt, =
anu the only president OF the Walker.
Agricultural Club. the Oldest ngricul-
!rn socieiy IN this part OF Virginia.
Ihts club has been in eXistcnco for
more than thirty years. and during
all THIS period there were very fcW,
meeting at which judge Walker did
nor preside. Judge Walker was one
OF the oldest members OF the Masonic
fraternity in this part OF Virginia.
having been charter member OF the
Old stokes Lodge. at Lunenburg Court
He was buried in the family burvtnr
ground at his home His BODY was
porne to the grave by members of the
Maiker Agricultural Club. and a Ma
brethren OF the kenbridge Lodge
Jnnics IL. Petit.
Special 10 the Times Dispatch.
:, Ale73Nan,dria; Va. August is.-Iames
carpen'er. who was overcome BY the
heat while at work THURSDAY, died
iast evening at the Alexandra Hos
pitai; HIS wife and eight children
survive The funeral VIII be held at
5;30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon from
his home. 500 South Lee Street.
William bryant
Especial TO The Times -Dlspatch
Alexandria, Va. august Ia.-Funerol
services for WILLIAM Bryant who died
while visiting his father Captain Her
bert BRYANT. at the latter's cottage
at Jamestown, r l.. viii be held at
. o'clock tomorrow afternoon from
-. Paufs +. Il Church. Rev w j.
Morton, rector of Christ P L. Church.
VIII conduct the services
Mrs. Mnry ). j. BnlIou
Special to The Times Dispatchl
Iynchhurg. Va. August l9.-AIrs
Mary j. ]. Ballou. widow of j. II
baiou' died at her home at Concord
Tuesday. aged seventy-one years. She
was n native of Pittsylvania county.
but she lived for more than forty
years in Halifax county. She survived
her husband only n month. Her sur
viving brothers and sisters are: C. w
and w. u. Jennings. of Greensboro. ~
g. NJ. H. Jennings, OF Roanoke: les
sic Jennings of Charlotte county: Mrs.
Cora Sale. of Baltimore: Mrs Weldon
Clarke of winston. " C.: Mrs Ella
Warren. of Richmond: Mrs Watt Fer
guson, of Danville. and Mrs Mamie
Bennett. of Pittsylvania county. Her
children are: G. L. Ballou. or Roa-
noke; y. c. Ballou, of Lynchburg: b
w. Ballou. of Kansas: Mrs w. I.
Holt, of Halifax county, and Mrs. W
l.. Guild of Concord
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-20
OFFENDED
With GOVERNOR
(ContInned From First Pago.l


Vato Landon NJ. Jackson. Private Sam
uel Hughes. Private John c. Leland.
Private Corkran belongs to Com
pany d.
Tho court-martial Is to be consti-
tuted as follows: Lieutenant Colonel b
w. Salomonsky. Fourth Infantry; Ma
jor Clinton 4. Wright, adjutant- general
FIRST Brigade; Captain l. Branch Jonn-
son. Norfolk Light Artillery Blues
Captain }. c. Wise. adiutant OF tho
First Battalion of Field Artillery. is to
be judge advocate
10 this court has also been referred
the cases of the forty-two men of the
tlrst Dattaiion. First Infantry, charged
with ialiure TO attend camp at CuIpeper.
IL Is supposed these Will be taken up,
even should those of the Blues be
dropped.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-20
DRINKS P OLSON
TO END HER LIFE

Raleigh. ~ c., August lo-Miss
Gertie Holmes. daughter of John b.
Holmes. Of Benson. y. G., aged seven
teen years. committcr suicide to-day
by drinking carbolic acid
The cause of the set was disappoint-
ment In a love affair
The man to whom she was engaged
recently married another girl. and Miss
Holmes attempted suicide the next day
by taking laudanum. but was saved
by physicians. Since then she has been
closely watched but outwittcd her
keepers. and when doctors reached her
she WAS beyond hone
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-20
First Corn Club i,iru,cnnnt

In response to the cali Tor boys to
accompany Governor Mann In has
march win the corn club boys in thor
parade on OCTOBER 10 from tho Capitol
through mo Times Dispatch yester-
gay BY Secretary GorSon, there have
been number OF responses. The
lirst to answer the call was fourteen
ycur-oid Ernest Hunter. Jr. of Park
street. Beng the hrst. AIR. Gordon
SAFE last night that Hc should be en-
Titled To the Office of first lieutenant
oil The company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-20
BOY FALLS FOURTEEN FEET
AND SKULL. Is NCTIRED

Alexandria. Va. August lo-Landon
Long. about nineteen wears old. ~
Washington, an apprentice to n cor
nice worker. fell distance OF about
fourteen feet this morning from u
bay window of a store at 2O4 King
Street. where he was working, and
received probably fatal injuries. II is
thought he sustained d fracture a,
the base Of tho skull and In addition
his arm was fractured lie is being
treated at the Alexandra Hospital
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-20

No. Made from ois-tur pure orange juice.
That's why Liggetts orangeade is so health
full and refreshing. Served ice cold at our
fountain. Has few equals and no superiors
sold for sc. only at Polk Miilers. The Rexail
Store. s5t East Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-20
SENTENCED TO TWO
YEARS IN PRISON
Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.

Special 70 Tho Times DiSpatch.I
Norton, Va, August 19.--News re-
ceived here from Wise county, Texas,
states that w. C, Duckworth. alias w
+. Eing. IL. W. Vansandt, etc. who
came TO Norton about two months ago
10 establish daily newspaper. and
who was arrested by an officer from
Tcxaa on charge OF forgery. has been
given trial and sentenced to two
yoars in the penitentiary. II is stated
also that the prisoner confessed TO
tho charges before sentence was passed
upon him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-20

news WAS received mere yesterday OF the
ueuth IN san Diego. cal, OF Henry Mason
Nhile diving at Coronado he struck MS
hesd. bringing on paralysis. from which lie
died the next day. lie was son OF Mr. and
MIS-. l.. 4. Mason. Mrs. Mason was Miss
Nary Page Leigh.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-20
OBITUARY
JlhnIrina 1nrcIc

1,lSpeeiai 70 the Times Dispatch.)
concord, va, August ly.-Thonas
IuGgie died at his homo near here
yesterday morning, after an illness of
several months. He was n native of
Appomattox county. and was fitty-fyo
y.trS OLD. he was engaged in the
mercantile business fcy- a number or
years IN Lynchours He IS survived
ny MS wIie ana eight Children