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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07
Mns,odrtise Mdrfte.
Res lors. s. ausuft.

Res lors. B. Auaut.
RsN.-9ususr 20. 257 Hbts.. gsrianst
2,675 Dkls. Ter Ear,t waS beute fef.
epsinq DateM. a. 204.j0, DiHfer Straiss.s
. .00-4.l0. Dtntsr SatentS - .20-4.50
Ovrine e!esss t3 90 %. Ninter aytras
40. 1 % $3.50, ae. 2 DO. 33.l5-3.2s,
AanfeS ftraislfs &4.l5-i.S5.
Nseesnmskt iaum ftetts. 5asr Bic
suiss Sl.6o-i.70. Dolce sis faHfs $3.50
500.
Ratsmsll IA sstis. = 5einss usisss
nah seItss 81 .3S-l. 40. sroseS 81 .3o-i.S5
aiIahries t3.65.
HsAsst,snmsSt IN fen. Sair Bic
ssiss t4.S5-5.i5, aotts 6n fanep $50
0xAusi,sR nomin,l. xmersesu s5c
xnb EsnsAian 6Se {. |. T. Asw 1sr!
HseGsn In ncnsinsa, re. 0sftsrn 92s
tsi Mnsaaft {. l. I. buHaIs.
osrAs nomtneu. NsItser1ts ll6-l2oc
/ Z. 1. I. UaHsio.
0ss1sa.-3ufubr TIA. 600 o.. .Nsr'ansi
92 .67I Nu. Nsrft piais. Ne. Z rcteer
nsaer 94<e Tn olssstsr anb 961<e I. .. B.
i4utnnsRA. r.. l 2srstsrn Oulstt tl.i4
l.. .. 3. i4DimnsnA.
| AsIfAtsr - pufu4r ---, Ger
fs~bt % ,760 On. Narft ptnso. eypcr'
Ao.3 7lke 7. .. ,. i4pimnsxss DO. SlA'
tm Glepatos.
osiss. - Sufuls &C, ,s2s Du.. ssrisnD
146o 0a. Earn ftssss. efansGss net
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07
aotheRaben. --2o--soe per Dusenb

RotbeRnben. -2o-3oe per Dusenb
Dnnbel.
aarotten--einbeimiiae lo--l5s per
Bunbef.
crime eUobnen.--Sancp einbeimii6e
sS.0o-a.b0 per 2 Ou. .sSad.
sid. ~ ~''''
aaMb.yrobutts.
Dstnsn. - Rarft itstts. grtma Rar.
rspfst 1918, aefts5ts nno BET Sano ees
yEa6te Napp 81 30 per Ou.
0eu. -Rarit rHtss. Jleues 10. fht.
mottu S23 3.0O--33.50. Ao. DO. S2l 30
22 90, 70. 3 bo. 4i9.n0 - 1000; aIse, se'
miiAtes 10. $3.50 - 1000, RO. 2 DO.
s17.50 - 1900; aIee no. slS.00-l4.o0
SO. 9 s1l .00--l2.00 per Ton.
Mhtlenfuttsrt III fen.--aIete S2l 80
72.0o, Risblins arobs s24.50-a5.00, bo.
mines 325.0l-16.00, ssmtihtes Sutter
eS3 .oo--98 so per Tonne in Bait uus 81 90
rssr aaf Gem 0eIeifs.
Der faissenss.
psfs. - Wsrft III Fshs. -- s.tnsl
relied CSC, asioAts4 BE per goaeue In
yartter pow Ia DBL. Ggtra Binter 1.a
AarbSf e6e per 0aIIons. Cotton sees
De! rsses lbe. rafsmirt,s ~ - 4sc pc.
osaene. fsry.ntin Soc, Petroleum, Der
feetssx iOe, Otto, &eHtu6p uub sHsianO
s4s per 0alsns. Gromn gaiuIin l8e.
/ Ess tts lsc per 0anons.
eal,. - Der Narst tft rukIa. Csia
River oO--s5e, NiAiaGn uss xsroH 94t
per OBJ. RON $50 gfunb.
/ TAT IN fsttq. - 9rtna Gits 6B-si. c
30. Gs1ntrr 6-STe per BfuHb.
xstIsn.-R Rsrh ruAts. Doush,os sstn'
u2s. RaS ans Glad s2.00. eanapkt
etA6sotlen $3.2S. Hub uro glad 81 90
100 per Yosns abseftefert. 1auAlof.Etd1
fshlsH ts.To, Anttraeste s7.75 per Tonn
abssliefsst. Goss fshst 900 per Tonn,
abseIisfert.
eaMssstsv. - Marh f.N 1tse'as
men 81 5o-s 90 ss' BEN S.!stis uns 81 On
$50 Per pu. som Store. Ttmotsu 81 o.
I-4.50 asF benz 0slssfs uus IS .0o-5 81
Per Uu'ksl pnm 9tsrs. 1uAnet,sn 81 90
6Ia1siaanen 12.75 per Ba.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07

Ter 4711se, go. 2 pets.r 48h, $50. 8 47e,
Re. 4 461<c.
6su ift feit. grtma 145c, 80. 40
145c, 30. 2 l20--i30c, 80. 8 1886.
Sopfen itfeit. Gtate 1910, orotndrer
Bis Aoiee 3O--s2c; 1909, 22- -27e; geeific
Goaft 1910, oroinarer bis Dolce 30--32c,
1909, 2l--24e.
6dute finb fldu. 6entraE ameriea
2o1Ie, 8oeota az L-221Sc.
2eber IN itetis 5emlot 24L-27c.
isort clear sl6.00-l7.50. Wes $3.50
10.
Sect TT felt. 5amttu s12o1 - IL 80.
Res si05o-lI 90. se.fssaint.n s28 90
80 90, 8erpdtt sI2 00-12.50, Gttp ertra
Snbta Ttes SIS. .00--l5.50.
Gut Meats ftnb itetia. BepofeIte Bel:
Hes, 10 bis IA 8funb, 10 -- 13c. DO. Shul'
tern S%-82%e, DO. ghinten I4c.
81 IS -- s.95 Rafftnirtes lit itetig Con.
tineat $3.50, q. u. slo2j, gompoune 7
7Ie.
TaEs tn itetig. - grtma ettp &c.
eoRntrp 5s4-SAc.
Baumwollf lfaamsn,DsI 1T ftetig. -
Brima robes uomtueQ, prtma Somnsr
| aeIbes 81. .45-555.
getr leu m III itettd. aaffintrtes feR
gort s7.25, 2hiIabeIpbta uno Baltimore
81 rs, bo. In BuLt 1915.
DoIIs III wiuis. Tomeftic Sree,e D9tc
27e.
oar, In ruhis. Strained, seD6bntihes
bis eutes IS. 49, 80.
Terpeutin TT itetie gu 58e.
Hsts III itetis. gtnbsimii4er 2ts-5e
gatna 53s44-6e.
Eslaffes IN 'tetts. Rerp Orleans Cpsr
eettle. outer bis Dolce. 3o--50c.
2ufer. - Rober feft. Buseapaeo, 8!
Teft, Allie, Centrifugal 9s T.ft 4.65c
WotaFss.3ud SO T.ft 3.s6. aaffintrte
III Feft. Gut godf Gas, Gru'heo 6.35
EpuIb ~ 6.00t, Cubes s. .e0c, 8omberel
$500, Branulctso s65e, DIAMOND "a
5.s5, sonFection.rs Il" 550t, SO. 1 5 30
so, 2545c, go. 3 $40. go. 4 5.35c, no.
I5.30c, no. s 525c, Ro. 5.20e, SO.
I5.t5e. go. 95.10c, 30. 10. 5.05c, Rc. l
5.O0t, SO. IL 4.95e. no. IS 4.9ot, Ro. i
90e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07
Gkttaqo. & au9uit.

Welt. - Der Tartt III fsFt. Dtnter
sat.r.s o.. s.60-4.25. .Stratabts s3.40-4.0O.
eprius gateuts betss $40, Stratgsts
81 90. 40. Bat.rs s3.50-l.60.
Bstssu.-yiir auqut 89I-905zc. am
shluB s91.: fir September 9l@1 - CSC,
am ehus 92Lze; fir TeRmber 95H-
lO21Ic. am SnGus l0l4e
AM shEus 64Kc; fir Tesember 81 -
s51.e, am Shlus 64l{c.
am 5hEub 42tIc: far1essrber 441+ 1915,
am ShIus 44e4e; fur BRAT 4714 - 48c,
am 5tIus axe.
EcaGeu. 80. 2 SIC.
Ser ft.. - Gut, Fatt.rasrF. s5-s5c,
gut. bis toits RaIbs.rfts lO3-li3c.
Tlahsiuamen- g. u. 2l5Xc,
Ro. l 2. u. 223e.
Ii otssi aamsn. Reuer $1,000
l275 per GeHfner.
eksiaamtn.-slooo-l7.5) per Gent
r,er.
R.sporf. -sl7.s7X-ls.Oo per psI.
,sur September Si7.75 - II 81. am ShIuf
tI7.s0'; ilr Sanusr sl6.40-l6.57I. an
ghlus 1855.
eamaI,. -ss SIX per 100 Sfo. IA,
| 5sptenber 1885 - 9.02L. am S6lui
o.. as; fir { Ito Der IS 9O-9 021,, dm Shiai
So 10; far Teember $50 - s.72K. al
| ShEub $50 fir Saurar s. .60--8.75
am 5d1lus S8.67k
| sbsrt RtpserT.itsn n. --GoFt o.. 37I.
- 9.25 per 100 g'unb. Fhr 5eptem
/ Der -. 20 2lz-9.35, am S5Ius s9.32k; fl
| C,ober So 10 - e2j, am ShLu6 1920
/ FUR Sanuar &835-s.45, am ShIus s As
snultsrn - 5sori Hare ssItsH, per
padt. S350-8.75.
Butter. - 3artt itetts. Greamerg 2
Pee, Tairg ls-l3c.
| Gt.r. - Rar,t ftsti3. 5riihs l5H -
lie per Tussuo.
eais. - Rar.t ifstis. Cream l2A-
1875 per 2iuuo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07
lIupprii d tia.

Gperetten 9omppntit: ,Shredli5
mar es, lieber Greuno. ffrethd!
8Ieih i'm sriten Qtt ieBte oos pfsts
fen uno 3tihen elm; i'd tonnte IS
nitt mebr nit aHbpreu uHb fIOb bur1
einen RDtbausgang."
s2tber pis touuteit Tu nun 10 uns
ppriittia iein uno Thpn i'm er'teH
gtt eigene Ulufit brtngsu."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07
.uIulsa.


90. DSM1e sne 1esasa y NsS psu-
Uefb On esIIs mar ,ptHis sn 29sS.
0rtme Oei4dftsp apisrs waresn su A.
--lKE btsfoHtirt.
sferftna Gr4anae tn hetts. -
etAt ~ t4.a61s nns 90 Gage ~ 4.s51--
A.83ss.
Bunbes,Dbtiaattsnen mareu its'
lie nns wurbsn ute foIat suctirf:
ger. staaten Rsfanbtns IF 1904
sss., ~ reaiftrsrte tis26l ilsI-ll4I,
6rupcns ll3s<-li4K, az reatftrirts i0lI
-1OaL, Coupons l0lk se6., panams eou'
Sens 2& i00--l0Ok.
rte Rem Dorfer Banfsn hdben cine Ae'
ierve an Sonc, neld,e um sl5 ,545, l50 ero'
tsr lit aIs bic erforbsrli6e Rsisrps Dor
25g Der Tepofitsr.
aittsnrarft. - lie Abwdrtsbeue
ouna bonn Jreisaa Nafmst,ag wuree beut'
lSsrAeessts anb Die ToIse mar, oab et'
Ghlutneitrumasu tn ben neiiten 5auen uH
ter bensu aon aeitern fanoen.
aa6ftebeuse Nurfs rpurosn pom per 5ss.
ma yruin, Bauran 4 20, ITO. zSs--@os
| Nagnut etra6s. bers6tes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07
Der Rarts war it.tia. BsrsauG Darssa
5s< UbIs Tifinsrs 5Inisass 0ssss sai
Der Bats pon Si 80 per gaqoa
Grsesrtst

gu6ey.-- BrttN zen. HdfNn!rter euf
asaf s.95s. porserse 6.2j. Gusss s.40e,
sranuIatse 8. tse, Gsnfsetisrsrs ~" 6.l0t.
on ~" 58-S.l0 l0c, wsitsr sg.rs -"
S 570-5 soc, srtra ;, G"5.S0-5.6Be. erstni.
rer setbsr 500. 45.
NsIaifes IN aetss. Res DrIssss
Cpsa Asttfs t&-44e. Gentsifxeag ls-1Se.
pr 0adsne. eeralum 3s-s7s per OsEsxs.
Rsis--Narss ,lsmitA isbksf. uns hs.
TIC. soaifiaHa. saney osas e-sHe. prins
<T-51Ie. ovbirdrsr -As. Sapsa oh--
We per pfnns.
Da.rs Nrssssts.
Uattsr-- Rarii Aemiid I,bbait uno
fsit Dancp Creamery 23He. GssaRsry
HrAs 24s. b. fssonss 24e. faney Cstsy ise,
Re. / l7ke ssr Vfunh.
Aafe. - Msrss ftstie. Ct.s ksi lac.
NsssneftnisAsr lte. Ven Dsss NHG
eAnsiter IA - isks. 2imturesr llH-
loc. Dri6ll&e per 8fsss
Gisr. --ssir'lid iriine eier ,on,msn mid.
uiel In ben Rarit gxetfs feft. Trima
frii6e eaknereier i7c. firfss l5tls, ieesnbs
ike nsr Dussns. Sestnit ob.
oefIassL - aahfraae mdsia. isrsils
hsta. srrtna G4a6ens pon 2 pfuno
une barabsr i4e. flstns eprinasrS uHlss
Vfs ise. ealnsr i0ke. eA1ns 7e. xysti
tA4ner l5-ise, Guas Sc. iunee entsn
pcn B Bie unb earAter l7e. untsr Dfnae
ioe. aits 81. o6nis5 Sic per SfuHb.
| Dta sne Osmais
sanss saspfeL-Janep 500 - 20
per Dbl. ame 75e-$i.00 per Damysr
Btrnsu. eiubetmsiAe el.00--i 50
per gu.
Gitreusa. = masss felt. GsIifssnsa
ts. 1000, NsffiEa 4 ID. 90 Dss 4tRs
/ Crsaeen. - Nartt ss4is nab hstte. -
GalifsrEta ti.23 - 40. SeeoliosS ". n
--s % per Kite.
i Hrem beexeu. Gintetmii9e ei.7
100 per Crate non ~ Cts
II Hfirfi&e-G GinhelmifAe e2.00--2.2s
per Sa. Glbertos $l.2o per Qrate pon
scrben.
II DafiermeIonea.-ti5.0o-20.0I OK
per 100 eta6.
u6sSmeic n. ~ Aritond 9tano
arb Gratss el .60-l.73; Jnbtana Sem Rut
mess 50--76c per Xerb RON 10 stud.
RastsffsIR. - Ginhstmis&s 1A-2S-
$50. asntudp ~ Bu. Sad e<.00-<. .2S
eaitern shore e4.26-l. 30 per Dbl.
4 Hssut. 2ssh Retls. 0inteimiids
q. .75--3o0 per Crate.
Fl 0u htsIn. aouispigs uRA eiahsi
mtINe 0.60-a76 per 6bL 0sibe SIS
Ill 76 per Nasper.
II 0asfsH.--<O-S0s pss 1uesMb,
II fsnstsss.- Ginbstmtl4e ti.00-l1
lvsr 0a.
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Rem 9ort, S. ausuit.

Ntp Borf, 5. Hugur.
stnu mar herte feit ,u s42.25 - 42.75.
supf.r mar itetis 2a.e III tl2.75-l3.00,.
elsctroIptsic ~ sl262I-l2.75 uno Ca
aius W ti2 37H-I2.50. BIet mar rnbis
M x4.45 400, speItsr 90. su $5.s5-
5.S5. siieu mar itettg. Ro. 6ouners
sprts.rn ,u $500 - 1878. 4o. z DO. ga
sl4. .75-l500, Sc Southern uno go. /
southsra foft tu SI475-l525.
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s''. &. ]l(urrapt & Co.,! sii;;i a;'i;
BIC llniDn Sruit.8ebaabe.

tennt Der @inbeimtide an Der unters
i6ieoliheu IDnart Des (SIodeHf6lags,
uno ben SremoeH gebts Hthts an, oem
9IudlitsH idldgt ia iibsrbaupt tetne
StuHpe, fobatD ct nthts mehr 81 per-
idumen fiirhtet.
Wtr fabren gen Roitod. Das meds
Ienburgiite guterIano muB nod grps
Fer iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07
gRnea gN nrt-

Saniegermuma (oie gerdos etntrttt.
ol5 ibrs 2odter pegen zines pertpeis
gerten 9lutps In Shnmdht gefQusH
tit): gSimmel, mas 1T nit 9erba ge'
fhehsn2."
Shtpisgerfobn: ~Serubtee did.
Mama; 's III BLOB n Ieitter auto'
mphiIanfal."
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x}p,1t Welonsarfte.
Samitaa. 8. AuauA 1911.

Die Sstuoiion bat fih im btsiiesn DsIbs
alaslte nnr wenis psrdnhert. @sts VI nils
hs, ssaH bic Ra6fraee uah Tsr!eben "
xur nnbsbeuttnb nno et BanftH 1ds
ben genleenDs 5onos an panc. BSn
ben Banter nurpeH Tarieesn on
eau. ~ 5k--4T ausseIteten nnb @e'
i6dftspapisrs ~ 5H-6% bisfonttst. Jms
offeueu Warfts murbsR Tarleteu -ca eau
" 81ss< xab aai 9sit ~ 4--4h& plaesrf.
GsAfsf sai Rsp psrs.
wurosH ~ Bari sptidsn Banfen psrtauit.
Die Gouatsrsate besrdsi 6oe pramss per
$1,000.
oeAfa ssf Gsssts.
@aren fseti4. Neste Fnb bic folaeahen
EsotiraMaen ~ tsri6ten:
Qonbcn, 1aee Giht, ~ .86n --4.S61<
Der q. so Iaae Stft, t4.S4L -4.8&1f rer u
RarjS 1AasSt4t, 6i2h -5l6 6raHes sereioo
20 zass &iAt, 5i71I-52o Jranes per 500
foe Dsmti4 IAat Taes St4t, 4 Rars S61
DO. 60 Iaae SiAt elxe.
Dscnmentarp DsaS auf asnbow wufbfu
m e4.HRk, aui 0Iaseou ~ N.69k nni
auf Deifah ~ e4.62 usrfauFt.
esasse~csGissnsaen-
- askt. r%l. N Z
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Diebmdrfte.

Gtnetnnati, s. Ausuit.
2uFubr uno 8er'anbt wdarsUo Der psrs
EeHenen g9ohs. perslih.H NIT ben DOTS
bersebeuoen DodeH, DareH ruis foLgt:
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Gtakptsi. EssssS $500 - 7.S5.
fsrss Otisse a. .40-S 10, DehltAs Sisers
q. Oslo Sto6srs uue Ssebers $500
SIS. AAks uns 6ssfsrt 81 1855, RAIDER
16.5o-7.76. Warst f.ettg.
0Ausins. - esiAtt e7oo-7.60. as'
initiate "a. .90-7.6o. i4psre eS.65-76219,
ssuks 81. IS - $50. sass bn sasssIsfsne
iAssre ese0-752l: ssrssl &5.S5-745
Rcvft Sc holer.
eAafs uns eAnrsr.-c6a'e: Sim
lstmlfAe ~ .25--t. 90, rsA!ide ~ So. 10,
sltrliHss %. S.75--4.s0.
1aMnsr. - einsstrtfAe %. 75--6. 80.
usaliAs N25-7.00. warst itetia.
9xfslr. -- Ntnsptsa 200. S4sssse
10, 200, OAsfs uns eaHres 1000.
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Atnbuts - Der War't mar heute
ruhtq uno bic greiie nm a5--50c risoriasr
nts am upriaen 5aHftGa. Stoters uRo
1seosrs uersen nur rpeuis e,tauft uHo
ifehsH um l5--25c niepriger
s4wert Stsere $5oo-5.90. srtrs $500
$40, fanep -. CAisn el.50-5OO,
ertra -. SIeiiAerhisu $3.50 - $50.
ertra $3.50 - S.S5. csiisrs 81 2.5o-i.55,
srtra S5.O0--5.65. kaks tl25--4.O 90. srtra
a. 1910. sanxsfs 3i25-25O, stotsrs
uHe Gessers &3.50-5.25
suIIsn. Der Rarst mar b.ute i.hr
iIau uus 'huah.
Waa,rs ans lssAss q. .25-3.2s. soloana
- 800. sgsra s4.lo, 'eti. Sunsn "a 90
425
Wtldtah.-Ter Rari. mar ialeppeub
uno ois grsiie fslsH pahreHe Der Bohe
nm "a bis IS
ertra 5000. aut. bss duserI,'sus $50 90
--<75o. ornindrs bis a,ite $40 00-25Oo
RdIker Ter " arft mar heutt te:iu.
| bod fiebeu bic 9retis um 25e nbtr osuer
som poriaen 5amftag
CrsinArs mns sros. s3 .00--s so. fair Biz
CUTE IssAts ts.O0-7o0. extra s7.25
Aa.ksr In bsn ssmmihos,bauisru -
| NsHes 7xs. prtma Bic auserIsfsns s -
| skt, srstRdrs %-ie.
2 d ne tns. - Tie 3ufutr mar heut,
| ,iemiih aros. bic Rahfrage tine quite uni
Die greiie fsstia.
5hwere Ghweius brdhteH $3.50 IS
axts BE aassrIs'.u Gerya6uHaS' nah
HlstIAsrisrfsn t755--7.s0. aemi'Ats Ssr
SsHaaesfsrtsn 3740-T.5S. creirArs biz
ssssrlsfsns fApsrs fstt, eaas 8.0o-s s5
etsss "a. .Oo--575. I.iAts gsriaRstsort,r
s71-7 SIS. ssrssG sSn ITO pfaEe ans ID.
nissr ~ 500
6Asfs 2dm msr.--Tie Radiraq,
mar beuts etne auts uno ote 9seiis uuee
fahr eieielben als an gorsasu Samftas.
SAa'e - Gytra ss.+O-3-50. auto bis aus
| erlefenr 81. 2.T5-235. orssrdrs Bic quite 81 sc
l-,2.s0, stc6s S6a't - oo-3So. ertsa 81 80
--S75, S1brltnse ST. --475.
Sammsr r--Grtra S. %, gute bis aussrIei
| fene t5.00-sas, orbinare bic CUTE $50
-4.75, Guns 32.2S-2.75.
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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-06-15
Cheap Lights in Bamberg.

We fear the people in Bamberg do
not always appreciate the advan-
tages they enjoy under municipal
ownership of their electric light
plant and water works. The plant
has been in operation only a few
years, yet the rate for private lights
has always been IL cents per kilo-
watt. We notice that in Union,
where they have a municipal plant,
that the rate has just been reduced
from Is cents to IL cents per kilo-
watt. Union is a much larger town
than Bamberg, yet the rate here has
always been IL cents. If the Bam-
berg plant could get enough lights
to have a nice load for its machinery,
we could make the rate 10 cents.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-06-15
AS to Day Current.

The board of public works hope to
put on day current as soon as the
new engine is installed at the power
plant. The foundation is finished and
the engine is here, but the generator
has not arrived yet. If any of our
citizens want fans, pressing irons, or
electric cooking utensils, they should
see Mr.. Lovejoy at once. The board
is anxious to accommodate the peo-
pie, but there must be sufficient
revenue from the day current to pay
expenses. This can be done if those
who have their houses wired will use
current for the very many purposes
to which it can be adapted. 1t will
save lots of worry to the ladies as
we'll.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-06-15
DEMANDS PROSECUTION.
House Resolution Names 20 Officials
Of Trust Company. y

Washington, June 12.-FollowinG
the refusal Of Attorney General
Wickersham to-day to furnish the;
house information as to whether
criminal actions are being prepared
against officials of the American To-
bacco company, Representatives
Byrnes of Tennessee, introduced .
concurrent resolution directing Mr..
Wickersham to proceed at once
against these officers under the crim-
inal section of the anti-trust law.
The information which Mr.. Wick
ersham refused was asked In o house
resolution introduced by Mr.. Byrnes.
Mr.. Wickersham replied that he
did not believe it compatible with
the public interest" to make public
the plans of the department OF !its-
tice. To-day's resolution names tho;
20 individual defendants in the.
American Tobacco company case re-
Gently prosecuted by the department.
and the American Tobacco company
ard all its subsidiary companies.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-06-15
Depot Will be Lighted,

The editor of this paper has re-
Gently had considerable correspond
ence with the railroad commission in
reference to requiring the Southern
Railway to properly light it's passen-
ger station at this place. It seems
that the depot is at last to be lighted
with electricity, as the following let
ter from the commission will show:
Columbia, S: c., June 9th, 1911.
Mr.. A. WI knight, Chairman, Busi-
ness Mems League, Bamberg, S. G..
Dear Sir: Following up our cor
respondence on above subject:
The Commission directs me to in
form you that under daee of June
9Th, Supt. Wassum of Southern Rail-
way writes as follows:
"Your letter June 9Th, file 1881,
regarding lighting the passenger sta
ton Bamberg.
1T has been decided to light this
depot by electricity. Papers and
recommendations have been submit
ted the management, and am reason
ably sure that authority will be is
sued for work to commence in the
very near future"
This is for your information and
we hope that your depot will soon be
furnished with electric lights for the
convenience and accommodation of
the public.
Yours very truly,
&, T. B. LUMPKIN,
Secretary.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-06-15
BEGIN SURVEY EDIsTO RIVER.
Government Engineers at Orange
burg for Preliminary Work.

Orangeburg, June 11.-Govern-
ment engineers arrived in the city
last night and others will follow to-
morrow, when the work on the Edis-
to river authorized by congress and
the department, and for which an ap-
preparation was made, will begin. OF
course, this work is still preliminary.
It will be remembered that a few
months ago the board of engineers at,
Washington decided adversely to this.
work, but afterwards reversed their
ruling on the showing made by the.
committee which, was sent from the
chamber of commerce from this city
and the interested territory. So the
beginning will now be made, and it
is confidently expected that the re-.
suits of the survey will cause a fur
ther prosecution Of the work on the
project and its final consummation. q
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-06-15
Senator Black Here This Week.

One of the most prominent COM
mencement visitors in Greenville this
week is Senator J. B. Black, Of Bam-
berg. He is well known throughout
the State and looked upon as one OF
the most substantial figures In South
Carolina's legislature. AS will be
remembered, Senator Black was ap-
pointed chairman of the committee
appointed at the last general assem-
bly, to investigate conditions OF health
at the State penitentiary, following a
message from the governor. This was
one of the most important commit
tees appointed in recent years In the
legislature and upon it's recommen-
dation the State Board Of Health
made further investigations. TO
Senator Blacks committee might be
attributed a large portion OF the
credit for the abolition of the hosiery
mill at the State prison.
Senator Black stands high in his
community, being one Of Bamberg's
most prominent and successful busi-
ness men. His daughter, Miss Ethel,
graduated from Greenville Female
college last evening, the degree of
Bachelor of Letters being conferred
upon her.-Greenville News.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-06-15
Mr.. A. J. Hunter of the Midway

Mr.. A. J. Hunter of the Midway
section, brought US a cotton bloom
Wednesday of this week.
Mr.. w. G. Kirkland not only
brought US few cotton blooms Mon
day evening, but he brought us
small boil as we'll.
An out-of-town customer writes:
THE job is excellent and has not
been done better. We are highly
pleased with the work" The Her
aid does only good printing, there
fore we please our customers.
On account of the heavy rain Mon
day evening, there was no meeting
of Bamberg lodge, Knights of Pyth'
las. The ranks of Knight and Page
are to be conferred at the next meet
ing.
The commencement exercises OF
Clemson college are being held this
week. Mr.. Eugene Stokes, eldest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Stokes, OF
this city, is member of the gradual
ing class.