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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Aug. 12.-Dressed poultry
Firm: turkeys, 12423c; chickens. 14A
24c: fowls, SG16c. ducks, 15L1016c Live
pouitry-Quief: broilers. 14Gi5c; fowls,
i30l4c; turkeys, 13c ask: ROSTERS, &c ask !;
ducks. lac ask: geese, loo ask Butter
extras. &c bid: state dairy. tubs, lsi. d
25c. process specials, 22A92se Egss-
22Gaic: nrsts, I7L92Oc. Cheese-New.
steady; whole milk specials. 124c bid !:
Gals. Toe bid skins. 1ns. sic; fun skims,
G6i4c
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LIxERPoOL COTTON DULL.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 12.-Spot cotton was
dull with prices easier. Sales, 1000.
American mfddlinR fair. Esd; good mid
ding. 696d rniddling, 664d low middling.
6 44f: good ordinary. 6.lSd ordinary. 593d.
Cotton futures closed barely steady.
American middling, 6.64d
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

The National Biscuit company has de-
ciared the regular quarterly dividend Of
IL per cent on the preferred stock and
ia per cent the common. The pre-
ferred dividend is payable Aug. 81 to stock
Of record Aug Il. and the common IL pay
able Oct Il to stock Of record Sept IS
The Barney & Smith Car company has
declared the regular quarterly dividend Of
per cent on its preferred stock, payable
Sept l. Books close Aug II and reopen
sept 2
declared the regular monthly dividend Of
90 cents share. payable Aug. q.
clared the regular quarterly dividend IT
IN per cent on its preferred stock. pay
able Sept to stock OF record Aug. 4
The Associated Merchants COMPANY has
declared the regular quarterly dividend
Of IL. per cent and an extra quarterly d.
yfdend OF one-haH Of / per cent on Its
common stock payable Aug- 81 to stock
u record Ang. q.
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scoAR AND COFFEE.

NEW YOAK. Aug. l2-Sugar-Raw.
.n; ssoafA ssrong: standard STIMULATED,
A31ci cut beAS. 03Sc: crushed. T5Nc: mold
-. aux; eueea. 0loc: powdered. 5.95c; dia-
nend 4. S66e; eontecleaers' A. a7oc: No.
aoe No l. Aeoc: No. 4 a00c: No. 4.
Zee . 70 ll sss sseI 8 poinss lower than
R':ssa'ss TIE , SSSrss-steady; Rio
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IBID. task. tNominal.

IBID. task. tNominal.
No. red, 9ON Q9lc: No 3 red, ssA @gOc !;
No. 2 hard winter ~ d05c; No. hard
winter: 9oA@93c; No. | northern spring
los; No. 8 spring. 9sc@Sl. Corn.No;
corn GAN ae5s; No. white; sek gSsHc:
10 10 y eih9,w es ss NO o. @ yslaw
65A @e5Hc: No. 4. 64Ac; No: 4 white.
64h@65Ac; No. yellow. GAN 06iE sc.
461 @4O%c: No. white. 4Oh@4O%c !;
standard, 40L 041kc.
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BUFFALO,.

BUFFALO. \. Y. Aug. 12.-Spring wheat
Winter wheat-No. 2 red, s4c; No white.
92hc. Corn-No. 2 yellow. iOAc: No. 3
yellow. 10Ac; No. yellow. 6SIac: No. 5
mixed 6SLc. Oats-No. 2 white 42ac:
No white, ace: No. 4 white. Ale; stand
ard, 4cAc Rye-No. /, soc; No. 2, SSc.
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City statistics
Deaths and Funerals.

BALFE--James Balfe, the infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs John Balfe, died
Saturday morning atsthe home of his
parents in Frankfort, Indiana. The
remains will be brought to this city
this afternoon at three thirty o'clock
md taken to the home of the grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Balfe. in
North Seventeenth street. The fu-
7eral will be held Monday morning
at nine o'clock from,St. Mary's church.
. Burial, in St. Marys cemetery.
Marriage License.
Albert Kaiser, Richmond, %, fin
isher, and Grace Euhank, Richmond,
10, clerk.
Births.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Charley Roam,
512, South Tenth street, a son, on Fri
lay afternoon.
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TOLEDO.

TOLEDO. Aug. 12.-Closing prices
december. S7%c: Nay si.oaI 3 Gorn-cas Cash
67hc: September. e714c: December. s3Ac
May, 6sAc. Oats-Cash. Ale; September
l2Nc; December. 45Mc; May, 4Sssc
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COTTON SEED OIL.

NEW YORK, Aug. l2.-Cotton seed oil
close: August, S,40I556: September. $5.42
G5.4S; October, S. s9l5. 40: November, as
G6.D: December. S2SQ5.30; January. S.a
as: 80; February. $52SG5.32; March. $3.50
5.S5. Spot, $540G5.oO. Sales, 1,5OO
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TURPENTINE.

| SAVANNAH. Ga. Aug. 12.-Turpentine,
firm at son @3oAs; rsSsips.s; T.. !s Wc E.s IN:
y. Sc: NJ X, l, II. G, F and E. So; y
B A. s. 60. @
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ESTIMATED RECEIPTS

CHICAGO Aug. 12.-Estimated receipts
Mt the stock yards for Monday: Hogs,
So, 600; cattle. $4,000: sheep, 1900.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Aug. Enthusiastically
but dull: September. 9sh @9sAc; Deem
@ssAs ins elevator and ashe I. 0. b. Corn
: steady; September. 12013c; December.
No. ? In elevator. 1886; ex-
port No. 2, 11asc I. o. b. Outs-Quiet; nat
nrai white. 45A@47c; white clipped. AGA
5Ohc. Rye-Quiet;. No. 2 nominal. T. o. b.
n. Y. Barley-Quiet: mailing, nominal.
c. 4. f.; Buffalo, nominal. Hay-Irregular /;
good to prime, $1.25@1.5o;. poor to fair.
a5c@$1.15. Straw-F'irm; long rye. 7odl
T5c Hops-Firm,; state. prime to choice,
S5@36c; Pacific coast. prime TO choice.
aC@31c Flour-Dull: !. spring patents. $50
@l5.6O: straights, $4.SO@H; clears, $A.25@
Sd. 256f4 40: clears. S3.75G14. Beef-Dull
family, si2. .o@ls. PorknWeak; mess.
sl9@19.50; family; S1sdl19; Lard-Easy
SO 10 bid. Tallow-luiet: city in hhds,
6iAc bid; country, In tierces. 5H@6c.
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Have ron trorols OF any xsns AxismE NON
q disordered soomAch7 Go to your druRxist
and get Soc or 81 hotfle Of DR.. CaldWens
Syrup Pepsin. which l. positively guaranteed TO
ozEo zen ana koeD pen Won
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klnsss ~ no medici3e 90 naeo ana &C TIE sens
- - Pleasant 10 take - Dr.. CAidWoll's Syr'~
Hpsia. The positive cure fr1 ~ diseases arish.s
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NEW YORK MONEY

NEW YORK. Aug. 12.-Nothing said in
money today. Posted rates: Sterling ex-
change, 4Nh@+S1. with actual business in
bankers bills at 4S5A for demand and
%SS.J0G4S3.55 for 60-day bills
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INDIANAPOLIS.

wheat-strong.. No; red, soc; extra "a. 3
red. S7hc; No. 3 red, sec; August, SIC !;
September. sac; October, s9iac,.
E1rnc ets No white 6e No. No.
white mixed. 641ac; No. 3 yellow, 60 I;
No. yellow, &c; No. 3 mixed; 65c; No
mixed, 63Isc.. Oats-Steady. No. white.
3olac.; tnndard. 39Hc: No. white, @Ac !;
mixed mix as%c; No o. mixed S7Nc.
Hay-Quiet. No bids.
inspections
Wheat--In: No. 2 red, 2 cars; sample,
cars; total. 9 cars. No ,
white. "a cars; No. 4 white, 81 cars: No. 3
white mixed. 2 cars: No. yellow. cars
No. 3 yellow, o cars: No. 4 yellow, 3 cars f:
No. 2 mixed. 2 cars; No. 3 mixed. cars;
No. mixed, cars sample. ! car; total.
20 cars. Out: No. yellow, l car; total.
car.
Oats-In: No. white, new. 1 car;
white, new cars; No. white. new. 9
cars. Out: No. 2 white. II cars; No. 3
white, 5 cars; No. mixed. cars; No.
mixed. l car; total. 20 cars.
Hay-No. 1 timothy. 2 cars; total, 2 cars.
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u. 8. BONDS IN NEW YORK.
BAR SILVER.
A. w. THOMSON CO.'c STOCK LETTEI

NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-Commercial bar
silver, 52hc; Mexican dollars, 45c.
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Classified.

The suggestion has been made that
goats meat prices should be taken
away from the provisions list and quot
ed In the butter market.-New Tors
Tribune.
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TOLEDO CLOVER sErD
OTHER WHEAT MARKETS.

TOLEDO, Aug. 12.-Clover seed-Cash.
March, $ll.70 Alsike. $40.
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CRUDE RUBBER PRICES.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1o.-Crude rubber
prices are steady; Para upriver 6ne. $1.u !:
coarse, Q66l9Ic.
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RIchNE)ND MARKETS
PRODUCE.

paid by Bee Hive Grocery
OldthensA per Id. . 10c.
Old ROSTERS CSC q head
Young chickens, per ID. :. :. Use.
Country butter. per Id. III to o2c
Eggs, persdoz. :. .15c
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BOARD OF TRADE STATEMENT.
STOCK IN STORE

Of business Saturday. Aug. II. shows the
following:
STOCK IN STORE
Wheat Corn. Oats. Rye.
Aug. II, 1911 SIS5O2 35S.11O 1873, 400 2,2S5
Aug. Is. 1910 8O5OS5 175.75S 1Ol.65O
Aug. IA, 1909 468336 $3.50 10000
The comparative statement: Inspections
for week-Wheat 5000 blu. corn $4,000
hu. oats 249 600 blu. rye none. Output of
-four: Aug. II. 1911, $3.50 brls Aug. o.
1911, 11.6s4 brls; Aug..13. 1910. 1857 brls !;
aug Ia 1909, Ii, 1881 bEls.
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NEW YORK HANK STATEMENT

! NEW YORK, Aug, l2.--Thes weekly state.
Nent Of tho New York clearing house
osnks sAcws the following:
Average condition: Excess cash re-.
nerves. $2l. 6RSs0o: increase. s6OiSs-o
oans. decrsase. So. 100000: specie In
SreNSe $oAV0Oc: legal tenders, decrea ss
44sec0o: ass deposits. decrease scS 6oao0o
FtrcnssdcA Gsctrase. sS3.ooo. Actual con
4itt"u: Loans decrease. $26.271 600 Specie
SacsensA lNNs.oOo Legal tenders, de-
ttense. oO7.ooo: deposits decrease, SIS.
0GQ0N, y0oorvo increase, $S9466OO
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Il Depends.
"Was her marriage q euccess?
Really I don't know what a1imony
..he1 observation-disclosures Herald.
We\can do nothing we'll without, Joy
and good conscience, which Is tho
sroundAof joy.-Dibbes.
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CONTINENTAL WHEAT MARKETS.
Wheat at Berlin closed Nc higher; at
Wheat at Berlin closed I'D higher; at
Antwerp, UNCHANGED: at Budapest, lid
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CHICAGO.
Wy rhoxcoon ~

CHICAGO.
(By A. W. Thomson Coz
Closing
Open. High. Low. Aug. II. Aug. IL.
Sept 93A Ban 92h- 92%-t 93ts
May. 102B 1903 1.02& 1.O2A 1.oS-
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GRAIN GOSSIP

Chicago car lot receipts:
grade. I
: Corn: 50 cars "a were contract .
Oats: 307 ears: 135 were contract.
Receipts a year ago: Wheat, 4oo carss
corn. 50 cars ! oats. TAT cars. ,
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American Association.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
National League.
r. H E.
Philadelphia .............. 2 8 0
New York 1
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Chalmers and Madden and Spencer:
Ames. sCrandal and Meyers and viii.
son.
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GRAIN MARKET.
WAGON MARKET.

paid by Omer WheeIan.,
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LIE Count wires from SaAkafoon: some
stand is poor. but generally wheat Is IN
splendid CONDITION and will make full crop
IL il flls we'll Wheat here slightly affected
by red rust Some fields wilS be harvested
next week. Heaos filling we'll Think dan-
ger Of frost past tor few days% Weather
clear and fayorahlxA
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toms would appear before tho ami
maj would be dead. They would
Iup their jaws until they became
LaW' some would below out from
paii' put whatever the cause. each
one anected would be sure to die
Mr. Ihomas became alarmed for
lear ms horses and mules might he
atIacKed by the same trouble. and
was Told, that the trouble was
caused by their eating damaged oat
straw, or oats grown on very rich
'ot,om soil, that became infected
with some germ or microbe ini,r-
lous to niamal life, but the trouble
sIlll continued, only among the
cows, however.
On last Saturday DR. Rur1iegb
Slensons veterinarian. arrived and
sIald until Sunday afternoon study
ing the cause. He gave il as his
Splhlon that the cows had Il mild
torm or hydrophobia, caused either
uy Deing bitten by a rabid dog some
llme back, or eating grass upon
mhich the saliva from a rabid dog
au laiien, or that they had got
ten mold of some poisonous Dlant
ne went on to say that if another
died, and the brain was sent to
MIN, he could tell exactly whether
IL was caused by rabies of q poisno-
GUS herb or plant. From latest
accounts it seems that the trouble
Is ABOUT over, as none have died
lately. N'eu
The loss to Mr.. Thompson is
qulte heaVy as he has good stock.
ana cattle are worth n good nrice
these days
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DUEL BETWEEN NEGROES
RESULT OF BAD BLOOD THAT DATED
BACK FOR SOMETIME
WOMAN SERIOUSLY INJURED
Row in Edgefield Ends i'm Double
killing-Woman Wounded.

Edgefield, Sept. 21--Charlie Nor
gan and Wiley Jones dead and Car
rle Morgan, the mother of Charlie,
seriously if not fatally beaten, is
the result of negro row which
occurred on the plantation of Mr..
Vain, near Trenton. 1t appears
that bad blood existed between the
Wiley and Morgan family, and as
ne was going to a neighbors house
MS route, leading by the Morgan
nome, Wiley was halted by the Nor
gans, an alteration followed and
the report OF two guns rang out
on the still night. Alex Jones and
others ran to the scene of the
trouble to find the lifeless forms of
Charlie and Wiley lying on the
ground, while the woman sat near
by bleeding from two ugly wounds
in the head inflicted by some blunt
inctrument.
BY the verdict of the coroner's
jury, Wiley received his death
wound at the hands of Charlie
Who killed the latter does not
seem to be clear; some think it
was duel to death between the
two, while others hold that Char
lie was killed by Alex. Another
theory is that his mother accident
ally killed him in an attempt to
shoot Wiley.
Alex Jones Is In Jail to answer
for the death of Charlie; the wo-
man is too badly wounded to be ar
rested, but it is very likely that
she will be charged with being
particeps criminis to the homicides
Who inflicted the wounds upon the
woman seems to to be an open
question, but the testimony and
circumstances lead to the belief
that they were inflicted by Wiley.
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NEWS OF THE COUNTY
NEWSY LETTERS FROM DIFFERENT SEC,
3 TI0NS OF THE COUNTY
COMING AND GOING OF PEOPLE
news Items of Interest to Herald
Readers. Ebb and Flow of the
~ Human Tide.
Sellers.

Farmers are busy gathering their
cotton and the songs of happy
darkles can be heard on every
hand: Crops are good, considering
conditions.
ginnery. "
!, Little Misses Florinne and Hell
en7 Ellis are visiting their aunt,
ms. j. X. Page.
Dr. r. A. Berry, of Birmingham,
Ala., mas been visiting his mother
Mrs. Harriet Berry.
A number of young people have
IelC Tor various colleges. Rupert
Mastering is at Furman University
Homer Bethea at Clemson. Miss
eBelle Bethea left Tuesday for
Limestone and Miss Eva Culbreth
is at Red Springs, n. C.
MISS Dora Bethea is teaching at
Baldock, S. c.
Miss Leigh Sellers, who last year
LOOK a special course at the Univer-
slty of South Carolina. left the goth
instant for Littleton Female College
Where She will teach English and
History.
Mrs. Hate Ttlghman Barnes. Of
Norfolk, Va, visited her brothers
here recently.
Mr.. G. E. Holloman, who has
been with the Tilghman Lumber
GO. for several years left Thurs
day for Boardman, N. c., where he
mas accepted a position.
A room has been added to old
Pine Hill academy and Miss Lenoir
Allen, of Latta, has been employ
ed as music teacher. Miss May
Belle Manning, of Latta, is the
efficient princiDal.
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Six Found Butchercd in Bed.

Colorado Springs, Colo, Sept 20.
in their beds by some
persons as yet unknown, who used
an axe, three bodies of six persons.
three in each of two neighboring
houses, were found here to-day,
ihe heads of all the victims had
Deen smashed in and the appearance
or the bodies indicated that they
mad been dead several DAYS and
that death came while they slept.
A report says that the murderer
mas been caught and that he has
confessed, but this is denied by the
police officials, who. it is intimated,
rear lynching might follow such
an announcement. An axe which
mad been loaned to Mrs. Henry F.
wayne, one of the victims, by J.
X. Evans, a neighbor, last week,
was found blood stained, by Mrs.
Evans on Monday near the back
door of the Wayne home. No at
tentlon was paid to this fact, how
ever, as it was thought the axe
had been used in killing chickens.
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HEDROPHoBIA ATTACKS COWS

Cope Farmer Loses Six Fine Cows
Clemson Expert Studies Caus-
es.
Cope Sept. 21.-Special: Mr.. J.
D. Thomas, a prosperous farmer of
the Cope section lost five or six
line cows during the last ten days,
under osmewhat peculiar circum-
stances. 1t was only from five to
ten or twelve hours after the symp-
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Wisdom is judgment grounde,
upon the value of things and no
on the common opinion of them.
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The world loves cheerful giver
but the world isn't setting the pace
In that observation-disclosures Journal
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-09-28

A telegraph wire strung through
the country will last about four
times as long as one passing
through the city.
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A form of vaccination against
smallpox has been practiced by
the Chinese since ancient times.
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SiieOrs unS GIauoins Wll,r, 32B
6arpep aDe.. Utdoteu.
geores uno Saih:rins 5sbauf.
Yaitiion Ctr, Waotsn.
5srm. uuD Warearst 4rnot. CO..
Qinn Ctr, auabs.
Goparb uno Sannis Gnsis, 920
Barr Str. Wdp6sn.
Gjto. unh Wathilps ejsissr. 1886
eplporih 4ps., anabs.
gso. uub aois Suhur. 1880 Queen
eiin Npe., md0hsn.
Soi. unb Carrie RitIsr, 6l5 prite
oiIl Gps., Wdbhen.
gDaIter uno Cleopatra Strmann,
1867 Gsmonb Gpt.. Wldehen.
Sbep. uno WothiIos fSri.s. 2200
Queen cttn ape., Wdoten.
Deter uno anna Sflnsiosr, 1855
Waoiion Rpnn, Raon,n.
2ouis uno 2tna Braun. 1917 Cha
pei CTR. Wdbteu.
Sobann uno Barbara S.ammler
2464 ROB aps., WdSdsn.
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T@laftrunt.
5btnre Grfabruaa zines JarMsrs
BON Qauiae.

1bomas Rpboiu, Elm 5urmer BON
GpffeppilIe, aas.. lanste IN Der Conn
tag Hat)t in Der aSnigin oes WeiteHs
an. am gahnbof tpuroe er BON eiHem
gutsetlsioeten, etrpa 30 Sabre dlten
Monn, anaerepet, pslher iih lisbenss
piirbigerpeiie erbot, i'm bic Gehenss
iparbieseiten Der Stapt su Seigen. Der
unbetannte brahte ibu nuh oem1lubs
nfer, no man In elmer Wirthihdft
Sins" senebmiets. Eohbiu erinnert
ltn nnr nod ountsI bic Wirihihaft
psrlaifen su babeu, pas ipater NIT ibm
esfhoh, ipeib sr nitt. er ipohte ess
tern Roraeu ON 5uBs Der blum
Strabe ouf Der Gros Iiessne auf uno
madte bic nieosritIasenpeGnibetuns
oaB iein. Reiietaits, tpsl1e feline sans
se @aroerobe iprpis 5fpei Gheds fir
500 rep. $50 sntbislt. perihpunoeH
mar. aobbin 1T iIbsrSeust. eas ner
5remoe ibm in Der Wirtbihaft einsn
ShIaftrunt sjugs9eben bat.
Inter GbnIitcu llmitdnoen fisl Der
70 Sabre alte Shrsiner eor. 2.
Stinner. bon Tran.Iin, g.. uuier Die
Rduber. Ssine ihIeht angebrahts
9.rtrauensieliatsit ,oitste ibm $50
uno auberoem tyu1 sr Elm serfhIaaenes
8eIidt oapon. Stinner bate eeItern
Qbsnb fsinsn 3us perpoBi. oIs 8tpti
Ressr i'm Srano Central Bahnhots
| Jpn perIsiteter. is mad oem GIuBufss
| su beglsiien. 2lu elmer obeeIsgtnsr
Sielle ipuroe S,,rntr BON isinen ntu'
espprnsnen Gr,unosu risosrsef6la:
gen unb um feline gaarihaft bsraubt
gr Idlsppt, Tit natoem sr aus fetnsl
9etdubuua ou'2tuatt mar. Biz sul
Gds Der 5rpnt uno Wldin Strobe. por
100 aus tr in eiH,m patrcltpaasn mad
bsm 5oipitaI 9ebyatt puree.
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Wirtbsbamsitreit.
Nessr nieoereeidoEsu unb ltbensas'
idbrlib psrlsBi.

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WsIt 6. ape., lam es seitern Wahmit'
tag Su siner Gdieberti, bel Der Elm un'
bstbeilister 3uihduer bon elmer aussl
aeiroffen unb iebensgefdhrIih perlebi
purbe. Der Sddnttsllner Se'i sell
aeristb nit einem unite. bem RamtH
rSobannts Der. 2aufsr" betannten
fhparssn alapisripislsr iiber Die Be
aleihung Der 3ed3s in Streit. Bel
sog nah tursem Woritpehiel fs;ntn
Rspolpsr une aab bier Sh:iFs auf let.
nsn Gssnsr ab. nsldae j,both ihr Sic
ptriehltsn. Siatt peiien narpe ber 4C
Sabre aIie Reger Jbpmas Green, DOR
aonspor.n uno plum Girabs, reIae,
Dor benz Shonitiih ftano uno mi'
benz eanserSirsi. nihts 81 .5an bate
bon elmer Der auoelu In ben Ulager
oetrpfisu. Gr purot ihlsuniait mad
bem itdotiiten ooipital sebrafi. ius
f,in 3ui.ano ais aubsvr beoen.lih ae
ssihnst tpuroe. Bel btpertIisu:st'
Dor antunit Der ppliSsi isin. Jludi
Gr puros Ipdisr perbaftst unb un
ter Der 4n.Ias. oss Woreansriffs ein'
oeiperrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-08
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hiitte Inn Mcainlsn gari nah. DE
gautoItsn iino auf $ll,667 psrar''
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Wsft Geniien Mpenue. $4,000; Jron'
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oes houIes Rc. 1893 8-1440 Walnu'
Gtrabe, $4,000; Sarrn 6. graham
Observation-Disclosures Wcbntaus an os1
GbidaIaip, nahe Der Warntr Strabe
$500; &. 6. airbp. onosrthalbfodi.
sss Wobnbous auI Dem Grunoitiic
80. 4037 Runnpmebe Gtrabe, $4,000
etnd Campbell. 2Afodiges Wobnhaul
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apenue, $500; 0so. W. oarris. Sfpsi
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