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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-26
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Tssr. - Der Wartt mar left Isirtsr
satents s4.01-4.s5, ,srais5ts s3.s5-4.45.
Sprtns 9sterts $500 - 6.25. Stratsbts
si.4O-4.6o Batsrs 50 5o-i.S5.
Bsttsn.-SRr September 94H-9524sc,
am S4Ius 945Se; fir December 98H-
s91sc, am ShIus 9ssSc; fir Wdi l04I
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s49.c. am Stlus s3s4e; fir Rai 60 4
--661se. an ShEub $685..
safer. -Tdr September 45L-+52+c,
am ShEus A. k4e; fir December 47-475se.
ON 59luB 471se; fur Tat 4sss-5o14r. en-
Shlus 49ssc.
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quite Bis toie. Mat5serite ll0-l22e.
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So r. 80. 252t.
7impt5y aam,a. - Rsuer sl2,50-
l4.50 per Gsn.rer.
QIeefaamsu. Sls.75 per gsntner.
Resyort. -sl5.25--l5.37L per BbI.
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sl5.o714; iirRai sl5.02--l5.20, amS dtus
Sl505
eamaEs. 8711 per 100 8iunb. -
| 5ar Citobsr Ss3212 - $40. AM ShIuf
9.35; fur Tesem6er $3.50 900, an
ShIus 1892 Il fsr Sanuar 67K-9. 90
am Shlub ss.92x.
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I IS go - $50, am ShIus $3.50; fir "a
nuer S790--8.00, am ShIuB $7.9215; III,
| Rat 81 95-s.05, amShIuB s7.97L.
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I yaft. s8.37H-9.00.
Butt.r-Ear.t itetis. greamers 2l-
26e, Jairp ls-24e.
| eisr. - Rarss ftstis. 5rii1s Is -
| zoe per Gustno.
aaie. Rarls itssis. Cream l3 -
l44r per 9funo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-26
8erbrennung ppu bregbnnoert
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1891.

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sseloe Bel vGapierfhnsrt" finf U2unn.
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tam oaourf outage, oab Elm aiub iich
| bic Rdtterlaut umgiirtete unp peripaur
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6iIfe Der 9aut tdgli6 in eiHsn Be6rs
nolf perDdnole.
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llno nit peinlthsr 5rag' lie peJt
foltert),
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sSm Torff nod bier unb 3fpeinbis
iperen
60 ale ourh bes Tsuffels 9unit
9eIernet hstten iolhe aunit
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1bst fangsn auf babIelbis mai
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. Der MGuner f6oH SerrtiIen babeH.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-26
Qferbe ,eis6 Wauleiel.
gineinuatt. rs. Sep

VEuEtuW dft, %. CtVI.
Die 3ufuhr pou piesben mar In osr pers
hofienen H,ode serins, RauleieI aber tds
men yiemlieb ptet In ben Narii. Die 9e.
j9dfte maren feinesweas befrteoiseno uAo
bte grsiie taum itetia bts espaS niebriser.
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G6Ders 8uGpfeEne. 1.l0o bfs 500 Bf. N5l-25G
N0rm, EtufeH 200 Bis 400 Hfp 49, f50--2x,
Qxpre6 Gbunfs 600 BIZ Il 200 Bfo too-fA
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-26
SiebmGrtte.

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3ufubr une gerianot pdbreub Der pers
Hoiieneu wohe, perslibea nit ben Dor.
bersebeuoen 2 Do9en, pareu pIe icgst:
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sent. rs 5000 l45oS 1856
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Sept. 10 80. POST 6233 2soS
Sept. % -. 2isl 1895 1895
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fioiieaen ~ StunoeH, uersIiGeu nit oerfels
ben 3eit poriser &ote, Daren ute foIst:
aufubr: Rinpsisa s9meins eHais.
Sept. lS -. .2y3S s4s9 SIC
SEPT. 25 -. 3o64 4445 1854
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q. 3b-4.7s. Gaxners 81 ,25-2.65, eto6ers
RnD &ssssrS tS-5O-5.25.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-26

csls. - Wart N Fsas. seinst
rskes gle. se!odtes 95. per SaHens In
Sartien ron Bbi. trtra Btnter Ten
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per Haiket sem Stess. saSnsi,eu 90c
auf sem Beleiie une sllC pom 5tcre.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-26
K$p,al WelDntarfte.
~ ontsa. as. sevt. 1911.

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bic oifisisaen luotiruusen an:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-26

ia As.-Warst rusts uHb fs.ts. eauo'
Iersaufen primI az 2s--lss per gfuue uuo
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-26
gfIaamem 3amOn 81 co : 2.25

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per Ba.
&reusbeere n-s7.00 per Bbl.
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per Ton auf oem Geleiis. Gtnbetmiihes
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per Bu.
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Blnnel.
Crime q bnen.-Rartt Hat, Gin
hsiHifd eI. .00--l is per 2 Bu Cad
3udertorH-loc per 0useno stud.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-26

0oknen. - Narltft.t1. grima Rars
sewsst S3.f5, aeIte5ts uso oct Saao ges
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HoFfsnsu @odbe gerine, bic Rabiraas eiue
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fioiieaen ~ Stunoen, psreIi6eu nit oerfels
ben 3eit poriger &ode, ruaren pte folst:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-26

g1mctnHati, 2.5 Septeniber.
Die na1folesnben luotirunasn besistss
fid nus auf 1asres fransaftioHtm. Dsi
fleiaeren Dsfddftea neresa stUas tObsr'
B.eiis bereanet
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-26
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Der Warftwav ls5iaft.. S.rsaiF passss
ll0i Bbn. DifsiHsr's 5snlitss 0ssss AT
Der Bats BON Si.3j per G11sae
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-06
MORE TELEPHONES
 FOR THE l.. & N.

Louisville, November 5.-(SpeciaL)- The Louisville and Nashville railroad, which about year ago equipped its main line from Cincinnati to Norton Va. with telephone apparatus for handling its train dispatching, has found this method so satisfactory that it recently ordered of the Western Electric company 42 additional tele- phone selector equipments to be in- stalled on a new copper line being built from Lexington, Ky. to Quicksand, Ky
 A telephone selector equipment makes 1t possible for the train dis patcher located at headquarters, in this case at Lexington, to signal any o. the way stations without calling the others. When the dispatcher at Lex 'ngton wishes to converse with the operator at Richmond the selector makes it possible for him to ring the telephone bell of the operator at Rich n,ond without signaling any of the other operators along .he line.
 The new line will cover d total dis tance of 96 miles and Il stations will be equipped on it to handle the train movements. A message circuit to ham, dle other railroad business. also equipped with 21 stations will parallel. this train circuit.
 This Is another instance where a railroad has found that the telephone is an efficient and reliable means ot handling its various communications.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-06
TURKEY APPEALS
 TO WASHINGTON
CONTINUED FROM PAGE D


 own homes. In the absence of any at tempt to discriminate between friend and foe many foreigners have taken refuge in their consulates.
 An order forbidding anyone to be out before 6 o'clock in the morning or after o'clock in the evening has been strictly enforced.
 Italians appear to nave illimitablc powers. The passengers say they wer, shooting down man. woman or child who disobeyed orders. The passengers also confirm the stories of brutality displayed by the Italiads in their treat nent of the Arabs.
 London, November 5,-A dispatch to the Daily Telegraph from .Trpoli by way of Malta critcises the lack of enterprise in the leadership of the Italians who with splendid equipped force of 240O0 men, am pie artillery and fine hospital and medA ical service apparently are doing nothing. As cholera of malignant type is rife prudence as well as military initiative says the correspondent would have sug- gested the necessity of moving all the troops out upon the clear, dry desert in- stead of which they are cribbed in narrow unwholesome limits with 45 rases Of cholera as daily average.
 The Morning Posts correspondent learns that many cases of death from cholera have occurred among the Ital- ian troops at Tripoli. On Monday last there were a number of deaths, on Tues day 27, Wednesday 20. with nine cases in the hospital on Tlfhrsday
 Tripoi, November 5.--A Turkish battery took up a position on the east front of Tripoli today and sheled the warships an- chored in the roadstead. At the same time Arabs concealed in the palm groves opened fire on the Italian lines The lat ter replied vigorously
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-06
PREPARE ID RESUME THEM'NAMARAC CASE Interest in the Indianapolis
 Contest ELEVEN ARE PASSED Questions to Talesmen Have Become Less Peremptory and Both
 Sides Understand Reach
 of Examination

Los Angeles, November 5.--With more than a casual interest manifested in de- velopments in Indianapolis relative to the transfer of supposed evidence to the scene of the McNamara trial here, attor- neys for both prosecution and defense to- day prepared to renew the search tomor- row for satisfactory talesmen.
 The trial of James B. McNamara,, in- 6icted for the loss of 19 lives in the ex- plosion of the Times building year ago, hardly has proceeded far enough to war rant any exact forecast of the time when jury will be sworn in and evidence ad- mitted.
 For several months agents of both sides have been employed to work on tangled ends of the case Activity other than at Indianapolis has cropped out thus far st Salt Lake City, San Francisco and Seat tie and 1t would not cause surprise here 1T A. M. Schmidt and David Kalpan, jointly indicted with the McNamara's, bur whose whereabouts have been unknown, suddenly turned up when the state be- gins producing evidence.
 The prosecution admits vital interest in the proceedings at Indianapolis ana the defense, rather expectant that the eff forts of the state to secure the so called evidence will be successful, is preparing to combat it.
 Questions to talesmen have become more or less peremptory and both sides have come to an automatic understanding of the reach of their examinations.
 This accelerates the procedure and 1t Is predicted that jury will be sworn in before the end of this month or the mid dle of December.
 Eleven talesmen have been passed TOT cause but one, Seaborn Manning, is af- fected with lung trouble and 1t is believ- ed he will be excused tomorrow. A con- mittee of talesmen already passed for cause has presented the situation to Judge Bordwell> With Manning eliminat- ed 1t will be necessary to obtain cwo more talesmen before peremptory chal- lenges are exercised
 Twenty veniremen remain of the pane, of 22 summoned Sunday and from this number 1t is thought the two required will be found and the process moved on a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-06
Mrs. Hattie Thompson

Mrs. Hattie P. Thompson, aged 4S years, died Sunday morning at $40 o'clock at 1883 Walker avenue, East Lake, after an ill., ness of many years. She Is survived by her husband. R. S. Thompson, four sons, E. D., Claud. and Cornell of East Lake, and A. J. Thompson of Oakman, three daughters, Mirle and Nellie Thompson and Mrs. Lonergan. She is also survived by three sisters and one brother, Mrs. J wi Harris, Pratt City; Mrs. J. T. King of Blossburg. and Mrs. J. w. Riddle, East Lake, and c. E. Burksdale. Atlanta, Ga.
 The funeral will be held at Ruharna Baptist church. East Lake, this morning at 10 o'clock. Interment will made in East Lake cemetery. The Rev. J. M. McCord assisted by the Rev. l.. M. Holmes, will conduct the services. The following have been requested to act as palbearers: Active. J. w. Beasley, John Tbaxton, w. R. King, R. B. Rogers. w. R. Hilliard and E. D. Crossland; hono- rary, W. A. Williams. A. J. Moon, V. il. Watson, R. G. Wood, J. S. Cornell and H. T. Wood.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-06
COUNTER REVOLT
 IS FRUSTRATED Plot Discovered Against
 Francisco MaderO YESTERDAY THE DAY
Madero Will Be Inaugurated Presi- dent of the Republic of Mex leo Today With Elaborate
 Ceremonies

Mexico City, November 5.-Had 1t not bee nfor the carelessness of one of the former revolutionary officers in carrying in one of his pockets copy of the plan of Tacubaya. Francisco l. Madero prob- ably would have been forced to begin his administration tomorrow by opposing the efforts of those who would overturn the government once more.
 Evidence was secured by the police and secret service agents reporting to Gustavo Madero, brother of the president-elect, is that today had been determined upon for the inauguration of the ''counter" revolu- tion.
 Simultaneously the rebellion was to have been started in Vera Cruez, Oaxaca, Chiapas and along the northern frontier, especially in the state of Tamaulpis.
 Emiliano Vasquez Gomez, former min- ister of the interior, according to confess sons made by plotters already under ar- rest was to have been president if the new revolution succeeded. Among those under arrest there is none of national prominence and few whose names are known well even in this city. Those giv- en most credit for the planning of the new revolt fled during the last few days, but the government authorities appear
 
 plot and the precautionary measures talk en have been sufficient to stop the move ment, although many fear that only temporary delay has been effected.
 What appears certain, however, is that in no part of the republic was the new war begun today. The discovering of the plans. was done by the secret service agents who have been working for some time on vague bits of evidence unsatis- factory in themselves, but which seemed to point to a conspiracy. What they now regard as confirmation of their suspicious was secured when they found among the papers of a man arrested on minor charge a copy of the Tacubaya plan styled in full plan of San Luis" revised in Tacubaya.
 Since then they profess to have discov- cred number of other copies of the same document. The testimony wrung from others arrested goes far toward confirm ing the story of the conspiracy and the secret service department claims to have found a number of commissions in the revolutionary army for captains majors, colonels and even generals all signed by Emilio Vasquez Gomez.
 The reasons given in the Tacubaya plan for a revolution is that Madero has failed to carry out the terms of his plan of San Luis Potosi."
 Throughout the republic the announce ment that Madero would be inaugurated tomorrow was made with all formality. In the capital the governor of the fed- eral district also caused to be posted on street corners a manifesto calling upon the public to preserve order in these days that the country is in peril"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-06
CARPENTER CARRIES
 HOUSE ON HIS BACK

New York, November 5.-Nathaniel A. Peace, carpenter, carries with him his home, a toolhouse. wherever he goes and today his manner of livsns nearly brought him into court on a charge of illegal registration. Peace registered from $40 Fifth avenue, home of H. c. Prick, steel magnate. A policeman investigated and found Peace living in a very small toolhousc in front of Tricks home upon which some repair work was being done
 '.I live in this toolhouse," said reacc. ''I take it with me on every job l get"
 The policeman asked a magistrate for 0 warrant for Peace's arrest but when told of the circumstances the magistrate held that the carpenters 8 registration was legal.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-06
Wants Body Exhumed

Paragould. Ark, November 5.-Rey R. O. Rogers, formerly pastor of the First Christian church or this city, but now of Altus, Okla arrived here today and demanded that the authorities ex- hume the body of his wife. Mrs. Rog- CTS died suddenly in Altus shortly and the body was sent here for inter- ment. The minister says his enemies circulated rumors that fe poisoned his wife and he demands on autopsy be held in order to clear him of the sus- picion The officials say that no charge has been made against the min ister and that they have no authority to exhume the body of his wife.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-06
Letter Not Read

Boston, November 5.--Contrary to ex- pectations, the letter of the Rev. Clar- ence V. T. Richeson, resigning his pas- torate of the Immanuel Baptist church of Cambridge, was not read today at the services. The minister passed the day in Suffolk county jail awaiting trial for the murder of his former sweet heart, Miss Avis Linnell, the young music student It was stated today that the prosecution has found in Rich- eson's room q capsule containing d white powder, a portion of which has been sent to the chemical laboratory at Harvard for analysis.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-06
DEMOCRACY IS AT
 ' BAY IN MARYLAND
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-->->~~-~~~~---~~---~~>-~~ tie of year ago, ths voters of New York Tuesday will eioct members of the lower house of the legislature, cer- tain county officers and judiciary can didates in various districts.
 Aside from the fight for control of the assembly political interest large ly has centered in the campaign in this city for judiciary and county candi- dates.
 Opposed to the regulnr democratic or Tammany ticket are nominees rep iesenting fusion of republicans, some
 independent democrats and the inde- pendence league, long known as tho William R. Hearst organization. The one striking feature the campaign was the airing of scandal over ju- dietary nominations in the Brooklyn Queens district where tentative charges have been made against democratic leaders of conspiring to bring about the nomination of former Congressman William Willett for the supreme court bench. It has been charged that money was unlawfully used.
 The issue as a whole seems largely one of Tammany and anti-Tammany