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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-31
2lmsmdrtiee NRdrfte.


MeT Uorts ~. M0t.
mekI.--3aFutr lg, ,s35 Bbts., getIanss
l0,2S3 alta. Der Warft mar iaum lsetig.
spring gdtent o. S0-5.i .i5, Winter Ssrdsahts
eS.e0--4.0o, Winter BateHts S4lo-4.50.
Spring clears s3 75--4.lO, Dinter Grtras
10. $5.30-3.50. no. 2 eo. s3.15--S.25,
Ranias ftraiskts 81, I5--i.30.
Rseseumehl III mngeveasgt. Gatr Ste
suies s4.s5--5.l5, aotes bis fanes $50
$50.
Ba6v.i,eum.sT IN itetis. 5air bis
Ga es $i.s5--5.l5, 1otee bis faHep $50
$50.
Su&pst,sa nominer. xmsriean sse
nnb Canadian 63c {. I. Z. nem a)ert.
RassmsbI iit ftetts.-5stnss peises
anb eelbss sl .l5--i 90, arobts sI. .l0--l .l5,
ailnbrieb $500.
Rosgen nomsneu.-- no. 2 N,siterH sse
I. o. B. Aen Dorf.
Gsrae IN rubic. WaIteerfs 81 .05
81. 90 c. 1. 4. Rem Dors.
fBsiten.--!3ufnhr ~ 900 Bu.. Berianst
20l .62l Bu. Rarft wiLie. no. rotksr
CSC TIM elevator unb s7e I. o. b. i&wims
ussns. sso. RortberH Galats 81 .06k Lob.
iApimmenb.
meIfaforn. aufusr 90, ,7so, Ser.
ianot 81 ,796, HI. Rarsf millig. Grport Re.
2 611<e f.e.b. i6nimmenb.
saf.r-agf.sr sc ago @:., @.sss:Sss..
-- bu. Rarft ift Ftetig. staubarb net,
tsr 425fe, Ro. 2 wsiser 43e, 30. 3 &C,
Ssu III feit.--gsima l5o--I55e, 20. l
is0--l50e, 80. 2 1859, go. 8 io0--lla.
Sepfen ift ftetie. State 1910, crbsrarsr
bs Dolce 2S--sle; 1909, iS---l9s; Dasifie
goaft 1910. eretn6res bis eeses 2l--24e,
1909, i8-iee.
Saats lins Hetia. Central ameriean
l9I--20e, B0apta 2l lI<--22ke.
asbsr IN ftstis. SemIe6 235f-27s.
3srt III itetis. 9amilp SIS 600 90,
iaort eteaE sib.0o-lS.oo. getb sl7.75--
1895.
Bssf IN ftetie. HaHtsEp s1s.50-I4.o 90.
yssb si2.50-is.00, 1eeFse Gtnfen s25. so
--27 so, 8erpa6t si2 oo--l2.50, Gs.y ertra
Saba gaes sl5.00-I5.50.
Cut Reats FtHb rukta. @evBgeIte sseI.
Ties, 10 bis Ia Yfe., 101<-I2ke, ko, SAuls
tsrR sk-She, he. SdtnteH IIA<--lal<c.
S4maLs ut ipsllia. TsibeIe Deis prtma
tS .2o-s.50 RaFfntrtes taun ifeiia. Con.
tinsHt $40, .. y. ss.7o. Gempouas 7ss--
Fats m rubis. grtma ssty ss4s,
Eountrp 5k--ec
Banmpel aamsnsCeI III uiHig.
Drima roees $5.67--5.70. prtnIa Sommer
asIbss e6.65-7.00.
Detr leu m Ut ltetis. aaftasrtss Wsw
porf s7.25. RbiIGbegsbia aas Daltimers
eT rs, DO. Tn s9ulf &3.7S.
DolIe IN itetis. Demsitte Slesse 2sc.
Cars II ruilis. stra!neb. ssuobuls4es
bic sutss 1915.
TsrpeHttn ift wtlIts ts zoe.
Ness IN ftetts. etnbstmsi4er 2k-Sc.
qotna 5s1--6c.
RsIsffss In ftetts. Rem Orleans Cpen
Asttls, gatsr 6is dolce. so--50e.
5n6sr. --Reter IN ftetis. Nnsespass,
80 feft. 3.3sc. Centrifugal s6 Tsfs s.s6e.
gsslafYes .3u6er 80 1sft s.l1e. Naffnirtsr
IN rabig. Gns Goat $40, Gruihee 5.60e.
Realo ~ 5.25e, Gubss 8. i5c, pspeerss
o.O0s, GraHaIatso 4.90e, Diamond ~
$50. GoHfeesisners .A@ 4.75e. 30. 4.75,
Rs. q 4.7oe. 30. s4.s5, Qe. 4 4.eos, No. s
4.b5e. 80. g. 4-50e. 30. 4.45e, gio. 8
4.40e. 70. 4.35e, 20. 10. 4.s0s. go. IL
4.15e. 30. II 4.2oe. no. IS 4.ise. 80. IL
x.l5e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-31

Der iingfts preuBif6e
9raf. Der rRei6sz unb Stdatsdn-
ssigsr" bat uthts oapou gsmeloet, oaB
Sai1er WtI6elm ii. ben GlteIteH SObn
Hines 1908 psritorbeuen 9sReraldoju.
tanten 9raFen 0ietrih D. SiIienz5 5as-
ieIsr, ben fiini3ebnidbrieen 8Otbo ..
5iilfsn, unter bic preubiihen GrafeH
perIest bat, absr ntdt ais vgrafen D.
5iilfsnz5 z5asIeIsr", TOnperu iur ala
,@rafen D. 5alien". Die 8orge11idte
pieier StanoeserbDbune 1T niht unfna
tsreTant. 9ruF 1tetri6 b. 5ulfsna
SoeisIer mar, rpie man tpetB, Elm Sobn
tcs @jenerdIintenDonten 8ptbp D. Oil.
fen aus beITt-. gbe nit Der 9rdfin Se=
lene b. 6aeIeler. gtah etrem langtpiea
rieen prp5eFe bate sr 1893 bic Rns'
niebuna beg fogsuanuten 6oefeler fden
9elpfiosrfpmmiB sritritten, oas Die
Stammutter Der oem GrIDfhen ert9es
gsngsbenbeu Srafen b. SaslsIer, Srou
Gppbie gbri'tine Dorotbed b. SaefeIer,
geb. @rdfin D. qpDetpils, ipieoerper
mGhlte 9rdfin b. Sorot, am 12.auauit
1897 in Der 6ohe pon 10000 Shaa
lerH qeitiftet bate. 2m Il. 5ebruar
1894 erbtelt 6srr Dtetri6 D. Satisu
inter psm Rameu ~Graf D. Soiilfens
6aeIeler" ben prsubiihen 8rafenitauo.
0e'IeH 8ererbuno an oas Redt rer
eritqeburt uno an ben 8eIis oes 8eloz
fioeitommifss getnIpft tpuroe. SeIt.
Iamerpeiie iiberfdb oas DipIom babel,
rdB Der s IA Der Stiftunesurtufsbe
beg geleftesttommtfIes BON nsHen ie.
peiliQen gsIissr pier aoeliae abneR,
Oas bsiBt abeltge 9rpBelterH foroert,
hoB aber 9raf Dietrieh b. oiilien 6ae,
Teler nit elmer godier oes 9snerala
IeGtnants :. .. BauI armano pou
arcaneu aus oefeu Gbe init elmer birz
serli6sn Ddne, etrrm grduleiu Ser
Itern.pdulp, perhetratbet mar uno feiu
critaeborener SohH pemnad niemaIs
bas 8efofioeitommiB tpiiros erbeu fbn-
nen. Gls 8roF 8tstrtd b. 0ulitr1
Saeieler am Ia. 9ppsrber 1903 I'm
ssiirftenbereti1sn 5hleb in Tondnz
sIhingeu unter tragiihen llmitaHesn
itar6, ging in SoIge osfieu oas 5oefs-
ler'I6e GeIpftbeitpmmtB auf ietneH
ianeeren @ruber, ben @jensrdIintets
oonten 9sora b. SiilIsu, iibsr, Dem Der
gdtfer nann an ieinem 9sbnrtstda I'm
ccsahrs 1909 ben grdfIthen Ramen ~
s,alfenz5 z5aeielsr" serlisb. Der iaHge
9otbo D. SuIisu aber ging polli9 lesr
aus, oa ia Der 9rufeHtitsl fsints ga,
tiers auber an bic Grftgeburt audi or
oos 9elbftoeitoumiB astniipft sporben
ma. I'm tpieis beppeIts 5drte tpeute.
fens einigermabsu su mitoera, bot Der
aaiIer nun ben GItefteu Sohn ftinRs
Gsneralaoiutanten gum Grafn es.
rdbt, pbne bab bisber oaDon in Dec
GeffentEidtstt etpus bssonnt Tuaros.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-31

4SAss
Msst. - Rartt iff ftetis. mtnisr
Eatsnts 81 .oo-4 90, straishts $s.U-4.25,
eprins patents beises IS $3.50, Straissis
s4.l5-4.5c. Safers tS.40-4e0.
mstisa. - Jar Tlai 80 x-l0s1ss. am
sHlus l03s: fur Sui Ssk-se1.e. am
S6lnsl03e fur esvtsHber S71<-sT rs.
am saias s7sss; fiar Desemser ss1s--
S9s4e. arn Stlub ssZe.
nell 6fern- Fhr Raj SIX 54s.
am eAlnS 52e; far Sult 5s - b3ke, an
S9lab 58e: fir September 5sk - SIC,
am s4ius 55se: fir Hesemser si I-52ssst.
oafsr. Sar mal IS = s5Ie, am
s s4!as s.5s; u, Jog 3 ,.s gull ss1 / & an am
am s1Ius 35 5ke;far Issenbsr 3ss -3ssse,
am Snlnb a6sst
Rpgasn. - 30. q 83e.
@erAs. Gnte sSuttsrssrfs eo--70e,
suis bis 4oies Naisstrits sS-s0e.
6sfnanteR. go. / en-. 241e,
sss. i 81. 70. 255e.
7tmetbsfaamsH. --ti2.oopss ssHt,
nex.
RRefaamsn.--eIe.00 90 per Gsntner.
Mespcrf. - sl5.0O--l5 rs pef Dsl.--
Gar Suii sl4.s5-l4.S6. sn64Iut 3iA.s7L.
G4maIs.-eS.O7k yss loo Nh. a6r
suit 46.l6-8-22A. am S4ixE ts.fS ;
Fir septeuber tS25-S.S0. am sAlut
1S.25.
etsxt Rtpysnfsits n.--2sss e7.37ix
400 per 100 4fMae. Uns 5uit ~ .s6-
SEQ, am SAIsb GT.96; far eeyesmter
4 .s0--7 .a5. am S6luB e7.p0.
e&nttern. - 0tsss stass Geitex. ssss
ys2t. -. .f2j 2jf--8.1.
Hsi.ss. : Nssit isa- ssssn@s 10
Use. Dssss is--2os.
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Wsw gert, 20. Rai.
sinr mar Hdu 90 1890 - 44.55 unS
Rapfer ebenfdus aufe IA el2. .25-Ia.b0,
uIectroEethic as 8i2. .l21l --I2.37k anb Ga,
RING ~ sli .s7E--l2.l2k. sIei mar fIau
az N.40-4.50, EpeIter fau su 85 5.85 -
$50. Gtfta mar rRbtg. 30. I Fouubrp
ysorfbern sa sl6.25 ~- 1878, go. 3 bs. NJ
4l5. .OO---I5.b0, 30. soutbsrn uHb 30. 1
Soutbern loft az t15.o0--l6.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-31
1asIid)er MART 8eridbt.
ssassaaatt, 90. ssat 1911.

GintEnnutt, 80. Mdi 1911.
ole nadfolseastn Cuotsrnnasn b.ai.hep
| fi& Har aai EHsrDss fransaftioHen. Bel
llsinsssa @si&ditsa weretH stpas b6bers
yrtiis strsdHst.
prpstfiensn.
Tsr Rarft mar yablq uno bit grsils ffetia.
GdmaIa-g,sima steam 1851 .gjc,
Bamlla 5.25--8. 8.50e 7. o.. b.
s.t.Ia. ssosf su.a, ssit.a 81 = g. g aals fsOrs
aI5psnEsitsH sk--sl<e, srira fhort dear
esiteH sK - sKs. ganlt.rn So
ss4r. staits i0A-~li14e Isgs uus w meier
bsrpadi.
Ensen. - gearss ftetia. gbsrt fTart
Gsiisa es<--i0t, tur,s MEpptnitttsn 9k
--gks, srtra Fhort dear Ssiisn 81 - 9I<s.
EAulterH ~ 9Xe uu6 8elIiss III -
lilSe lpie RnD Lzt per gfunp msbr berpa6t.
Sugar Cured fIeiI d. Msdrtt H,tia
--SAinfsn i4.f0--i4.50, Tieaie ShnIfsrm
10. .75-- Ii rs. BrtafiaH Bdten III .J0--Is.50,
SAnltera 1915 li.25. Rsw g)erE Cat
@fnIteru siD75 Il25, frefsns Asefs
SminseH is.s0--ie.00
&abate5felts TItIfA.--Wartt Zee
tie. GhiHfen I2H-l2I{s, siennie Q hutssrn
fOL-IIc, Belize t5.00--l5.50v, shultfrR
eco --1o.00s, Rss Bot Gut sAaliern s5x--
ioks.
btif6essIeif&.-SaiHssaI0I<-iIkc,
Situtf Etaltttn 9 - sIzs, Sdngsera
---s1+s, fsort Nipptnisitsn 81 - sr, ihcrt
slars SeiteH sL-9Kt, srtra fbert Seiten
s-s1<s, Bellies liL L-i4e per Sinne.
RtkI nHs @strtibs
MebL Neuss gsintte Satsns 800
40, @snstr GaHtH sS.6o-3.s0, Nintsr
famile ts.00--s .25, ag.ras 2.65-2 90, or.
biHarts t2.50--2.6D. Garter Nielsen yaseai
t5 .00-5 35. b. Faissst4 .25--4. 80 DO. 8amiis
A.O0--4.20; MoaasHmthI, HorbpsaliA a..
milhtts s4.55--4.65, rtiuss gith s4.75--
40, aenif6ies a 60. so ber SbI.
20 stssn.--Harft rubts nno ftetta. go.
. setheF @trisr 90 - csc, Rp. 3 50 -
80s. 20. rothsr IA - s4e per Babel.
MELT q 10 rn.-- Angsbot mdbia. Rarft
hetia. 30. rpsibes 551--J6s, Rc. met.
tss b5-5sNe, 30. 4 rpesbes 4s-52e, 80. o
eslbts 5o-551Ss. 30. q stIbss 64L--55e.
10. 4 DO. 4S-52e, Qo. 2 gemiiHtss So
o51xs, Rp. 3 bs. 54tz--55e, 80. so. 49,
e2e, retbes RpIbeHtorn 55--S7e, asTbes DO.
6S-t0c. asmiiAtes DO. 5e - 5st per Bu.
oefsr. - Rarft rusie uno Iietls. SO.
3 nstssr sS-Ssl4e, STANDARD meistr 81 "
--Sst, Rpg pstser s71E-ssc, 70. 4 DO.
S4--36c. 80. 2 gessiAter 36H-s7e, Rc.
3ho. s6--361Se. 30. 4 BE-. 35-35s per Bu.
Rce eeB-gtarfs wiaiasr. no. spring
e5--l00s, No. 8 s0-s5e, 70. 4 s4-s0e per Ba
Ser Re- SrakiakrsstBsrfse, go. q OIL 90
--l.0S. 30. 3 94e--si 90, SO. A 81 - e4s,
Gxttsrserits 70--S4e per Hn.
gsrfsHm ats.-Trabiabrsserite sl IA
II ID peg va
| HsssTsia ser e.tr.ss.. greij. mi. ben.
itnissu am slst4sn Eass bss sortsen Sab
Es4:
%. mas 1911. %. Rai 1910
Wsisen, 70. 2 rotber - e4e 10Sxs
Ntii6EerH, No. q asnsIIhtes 551<c soc
| pefsr, Re q semifAftr neuer Ste Gle
Rcaeen, No. 2 Heuer ... 97e soc
Hsa, Re. EinotSp. $500 1925
mAtsFg.
Der Narh mar Hau. s3erEduft wasbss
l--- Bbls. Dtftiuss's 1tHisbee Gooss agi
Der Bats psn 81 SO per 0alIoH.
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Gttsass, 80. Dai.

Riabptsk. Bespss 1918 -- $40,
Tsras gtiere $4.g0---S.55, msftIIAs gtters
o. so-560 stofers nnb sseesers $3.50
as, Kilhe unb Ssifsrs ~ $3.50 aaIber
S5.26-s0o. RarGf ftetia.
g6meins. - aet1te IS. .S0-6.2 90, ae.
rauke $3.50 - $50, eute bic aus.rl.'srs
i1psrs $3.50 - e.l0, GssseI sb6o--6.l5.
glarft Iansiam,
SAefe eano 2&mmer-SAafs Gin
kstntsAe 20 .25-4. 70, rssffliAt t8. .75-5.S5,
Sdbvisnss ~ 4.50--5.50.
9tmFner. - GiHbeimiiAe S4.7S-6. rs,
pehit6s 1.75-7. TO- 3earlt laRgiGm
oufubr. - RiHeptsk 2 Zoo. S4usiHs
1000, S&afs uHe q6mnser l4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-31

esSl IN s4.s6,-- ssssS uns e0 Gage d,
M64---A BAN.
HUnbessDbIteattsHsn wayen tts.
tig unb murbsn fois foIat qucttrt:
Der. Gtaaten slsfunbine ~ lo0K
qeb., ~ reaistrirte (lB25) f14sx --~ lis,
GrupDns II4 - Ilb 3% tealffttrte I0l "
--iQQk, 0cupcns l0I --l0aL, panafna
Eeuppsss aN iO0lz -fOiL.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-31

- 20 sir getss bts gsabxf4mhds
iinestasss bic 8anIsn iossjs bss SehbsIss
Iamnss ssi4Ieffen warsm 10 Hms IN ben
naetsxuns<n sss tasllasH glasftbesiafs.
sa6sr ben giesmafttsn. teine gsraHssfnas
asrs ia psreiebnsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-31

eiss. gsaris ftstis. sri'4s ia = 15c
per Duttnb.
&ais.--1gartt ftstts. Cream lo11 11-lI1se
pes DFanh.
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Rinsuteh.--Die Rahfrdse mar beute
mar mdsta nab eie Breiie ftetie. Stoders
uno Sseeeers wursH IN Rahfrdae uno itarf.
- MsIdfiibe waren Iaueiam su Der geitri,
gen Rebutsion pen s5 per StGd.
S6nere Stlere t5y00-6.00, srtra 1910
---S.25, fdnep ----, Cth'en $2 --4.75,
ertra 1855 90, sfeii6srftiere s425--5. rs,
trtra e5.65 - 800, Ssifers s3.25--5.6 65,
srtsa 1916. kabs 1928 --4.75, ertrd
$500, GanHers t2 2,50-3.50, steders
anb Seeters s4.00--550, ertra s5 6o--5. rs.
gaIIeH.- Die Sufubr mar eenieenb
ane Der Rartt winss. lie Ra6frase IpaE
Rassre ans Ies4te u 75-4.l6, sOrOana
N.25 - 500, srtra -, fette 8uhen
s4.75--5. 10.
saIBsr. - Die RaaTrase mar sins
quite. bic 3ufubr Hur mabis unO Ote greiie
itstie.
DrssHdrs unb sEsse o. .Oo-s.5o, fair bis
cute Eet4te e6.25--7.0O, eitra 7.25--7.50
Rdlber tn ben Rommtfiou. bduisrn, -
gaues 71<e, prima BITS aussrIsfeRs Gle,
ofbtndse 4--5e.
s6wstns. - Tie 3ufubr mar beut,
siemlisb arcs, ets gsaffraae gut uHb Der
Rarft ftdrfer. SsiAtt gerianotiorten fie;
len um Sc.
S6were GAwstns brohten 8s. 10--6.25,
CUTE bts aaserEefsns Tsrpa6unas. unb
JltiiAsrlortsn e6.20--S.3o, esHifHts 8er.
patnnasiorfen s6.1S-625, or6indre bic
aassritfsns f@Dsrs fstte SGue a 00--5 Is,
esfra 25.25-6.35, Stass 60 $350--4.25, Ist3te
gerianetiortsu % IO--5 20, SerisL pon Ito
gfo. uus pentaer t5. .eO-6.00.
Sd afeunb 0&mmer. - Die 3ufubt
BON 2tafen nn6 9dminsrn par nict areb,
bic Ranirage gut unb bic greiie fur 6rib,
iahrss tmnler ftiegsn UNI l0c
GHafs. s3.s5--4.oo, quite bts aus.
.fIeiene S3g5 - 8.75, 0roiHdrs bts quite
az 25-3t5.
admnser Beghorsne srsra $3.50,
quite bis auserleieae 20 l5-5.40, orbiHar,
BITS ante t45o--5.l0. srahiahrs sammsr
Ss.25-7.6o.
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Dusss (OelDmsartts.
Rontaa. 2a. aRai Iao1

Rontag, 20. mai 1900.
Tie 0efAafts warsn aud beute mlssef
fstr rubie ane wsLb III ~ niseFteen aims
ratsn III ssIangen, be bic W6ntsH bsDsus
ssnbs Tsnbs an 0anb babta Won
ben HantsH 1puresn Uassebtn ,,on
ehlI" sn 3k ~ ~ aasgslieben uRb Wet
fdaftspapssre 40 5L-BE bssteHttst. am
offsaeu Wsdrtte par6en DarlsbsH .oR can
o. az q aHe aai Bstt ~ 4--4kx ptaetrt.
rseAlu snF ssrw Dsss.
rparen itetiG unD ipnrbe 9nri per $1,000 npi,
iheH BanfeH psriauit. Grdfer tuarte 2Dr
4,rausle asbesen. Die geuatsyrats sbstsagt
bJe yrdmte per $1,000.
tst6tsa ant asreea
srarsn fsit. - Eeute Tsnh bic foTgtnbsn
E.sistsranesn aa bsFihten.
Eef1eon, 8 Idas giebt, o. $685. 4. So perf,
f1Iaae Gt6t. s4.s4t -4.s4A per e 4sarss
Tnae @ths, 5I2L-5i5 ssraRcs per 500
60 1aas Sssbf, 5l71 $40 iSruBes per sl0 Go:
ihs Tsntfhtanb 1aas 9i8t, Maff y511ss
DO. 90 Taat Stht, DlLs.
notnmentasp Btas ant qoneoH ipfsrben
~ H.s2Z, aaE Blasgorp sa s4.e2k aiab
auf Belfaf 90 Sa.ss usrfunfs.
xsHssskEsllssssssss.
ratla une itssis. Dte BaaEsn aastirsR spls
setat
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0iebimdrfte.

GtnetH 30. Rat.
3ufuhr unc Berfanot wdbreub ben pers
Hoffenen "a Stuneen psreIi1en nit ben.
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Snfabr: RiHbbtsb. SSmeine. e9afe.
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Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-20
ECHOES FROM THE
 STATE BAPTIST CONVENTION
Given at Midweek Meeting by Dele
 gates Who Have Returned

Thursday evening at the Central Baptist church prayer meeting. three of the church members who had at tended the annual meeting of the Con- neeticut Baptist convention this week in Waterbury, made informal reports from the convention. Mrs. Frank A. Roath was the first to speak, when called upon by the pastor Rev. P. C. Wright, touching briefly upon num- Der of the meetings She spoke es- pecia1ly of missionary work reported in Cuba, and of the presence at the convention of five delegates from the First Hungarian church in Bridgeport, which has doubled it's membership in Is months and now has from 30 to 8 members. She also spoke of mission ary work being done in this state among Swedish and among Italian people. 1t is reported that there are 10000G Italians in the state, having increased to that number from 19,000 in 1904 MT. Roath also spoke of en- couraging reports made of the Telegu and South African mission fields.
 James L. Case. who spent a day at the convention, also responded to a call for report, mentioning the suc- cess which it was shown had attended the efforts to restore the funds of the convention after their depletion four and a half years ago by the Walker defalactions. The Baptist convention now is in control of funds to the amount of s195,000, but even this amount is not enough to meet the needs Of the work to be done, and there is still need of contributions from the churches. As illustrative of the gain made by the churches in the last 100 years, MT. Case mentioned
 that it was told at the meetings that
 100 years ago one person in If in Amer1ca was a church member. The proportion now is one in four.
 Rev. Mr. Wright summed up on va rious points that had been touched up- on by the two speakers who preceded him, and gave it as his opinion that the outlook for the coming year is good as far as mission work in the state is concerned, but the work in the country districts is not good, and the churches are not prospering there.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-20
J. RAYMOND PALMER REFUSED
 PAYMENT FOR HIS FARM.
Offered By City Treasurer Avery In Accordance With Judgment But De- Clincd Because of Appeal.

In accordance with the judgment in the condemnation case of the board of water commissioners of the city of Norwich vs. J. Raymond Palmer, City
 Treasurer Charles $. Avery on Thurs day rendered MT. Palmer $4,500 for his
 farm where the Stony brook reservoir
 is being constructed. that being the
 award determined by the court to be
 paid before November fist Judge
 Shumway decided that if he refused
 the money it should be deposited with
 the clerk of the court so that course
 will be pursued today.
 With the city treasurer on his visit wer~ Corporation Counsel J. T. Fan
 ming and Supt. J. J. Corkery of the water department Mr Palmer is re- fusing the money said that the case had been appealed and therefore he would not accept it.
 When Judge Shumway fixed the amount as S4,500 which the city should pay for the farm the defendant took an appeal to the supreme court of errors and it will be heard at the April term of that court. It has been reported that should the supreme court be unfavorable to the defendant it will be carried to the United States Supreme court. The appeal is taken | on the denial of the motion to duash, which was made on the grounds that 1 the city had no right to bring con- dennnation proceedings outside the l town limits, and the farm is in Mont ville
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-20
SANATORIUM SITE NOT SELECTED
Local Committee on Tuberculosis Work Making Good Progress Commissioner Gunshanan to Speak Before Foard of Trade, October 30.

 an stated that he believed that the county could provide from 40 to 50 patients for such a sanatorium, there being in his opinion that number who would desire to go to such an institute, as the prejudice against entering an hospital of that kind is disappearing.
 Commissioner Gunshanan is to be the chief speaker at the board of trade meeting which will be held on October 30. He is thoroughly conversant with the work in this and neighboring states and is busy all the time, night as well as day in stirring up addition al interest in the cause. It was at his suggestion that the local committee was named, and as the result of their efforts 1t is believed a good sized fund can be raised for the partial support of the sanatoriun in this county, which there is reason to believe will be locat- ed in this vicinity, if the proper inter- est is shown. The selection of the site rests with the state commission.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-20

Cordial responses in practically all instances are being received by the local committee on tuberculosis work, and further reports are expected at the meeting of the committee to be held today. Nothing has been done by them except preliminary work towards the raising of funsd, which means the placing of the matter before the fac tory heads and organizations for the purpose of getting the plan organiz ed and allow every one to become inter ested in the great fight against the white plague.
 Nothing has been decided about the site for the New London county sana- toriunr. though the plans for the build ing, which will be the same as the one in Middlesex county, were decided this week, as previously noted, by the state tuberculosis commission, a front view of the administration building and in firmary being given herewith On his last visit here Commissioner Gunshan-
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-20
FUNERALS.
Lorenzo B. Braun.

At 2.30 o'clock Thursday afternoon the funeral of Lorenzo B. Braun was held from his late home in Pine street, East Great Plain, there being large attendance of relatives and friends, out of town attendants including sew era1 from New York, Portland, Me, and other cities. The services were conducted by Rev. Dr. Lewellyn Pratt, pastor emeritus of the Broadway Con- gregational- church, of which the de- ceased was a member for 46 years. There was a large number of beautiful floral forms The bearers were Jo- seph F. Smith, Otto Ernst, Frank T. Naples and Archibald Torrance. Bur ial was in Yantic cemetery, where a committal service was read. Henry Allen & Son had charge of the funeral arrangements.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-20
OBITUARY.
William S. SIocunn.

The death of William Stanton SIo- cum occurred at his home in BroolAe line, Mass, on Thursday morning at teh age of 30 years. He was a native of Chelsea, Mass. and in this city, June 19. 1889, he married Caroline $. Kenyon, daughter of the late Mrs. Charles H. Kenyon of Laurel Hill avenue He was engaged in the nan- ufacture of stained glass in Boston.
 Mr Slocum is survived by his wife and two sons, Rodney and Stanton Slocum.
 Mrs. Prentice A. Perkins.
 About o'clock Wednesday after noon the death of Mrs. Prentice A. Perkins occurred at the home of her daughter, Mrs. James PaStOre, in Garfield avenue. She had been in poor health for some time.
 Mrs. Perkins was born in Ledydrd, December 8, 1885, the daughter of John A. and Lucinda Sho1es Perkins, her maiden name being Mary E. Per kins She married Prentice A. Per kins, and he died about 25 years ago. years at Brewster Neck and was well known and highly respected in that vicinity. For several years she has lived with Ter daughter. She was a devoted mother and a woman of ex- cellent traits of character. The fam fly has the sympathy of the commun- ity in their. loss.
 She is survived by one son, Charles A. Perkins of this city, and three daughters, Mrs. James Pastore of this city, Mrs. Roy Meyers and Elizabeth R. Perkins of Boston. There are sew eral grandchildren.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-20
SUDDEN DEATH OF
 FRANK H. LOWELL.
Was About City as Usual on Thursday
 -End Came from a Shock.

Friends of Frank H. Lowell, the well known newsdealer of the West Side, will be painfully surprised to learn of his death, which occurred this morn ing about 2.30 o'clock, very suddenly at his home, No. 51 F7airmount street
 He had been in ordinarily good health and had been attending as usu- al to business during the day, but was stricken by the shock early this morn ing, and died within a short time
 He was reasurer of the West Chelsea school district, which he held for a numbero f years. He conducted a newsstand and stationery store on Thame ssGuare for mary years. and was one of the prominent residents of the West Side.
 He is survived by his daughter, Mrs. Louis DeMonte, and a son, Frank