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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-10
Grnte ftattftit.

W q T bington, 3. G., 9. Oft.
2tus bsm itatiitiIden 8eri6t bes 4terz
baubepartemeuts fir Sttober gebt bsrs
Dor, baB am l. Gttober Der Stano
Der UldiserHte 70.4 Don elmer norma
len Grnte betrug, mas Quf einen Gra
trag DON 23.8 gu. pro Qcre hinrpsiit,
gsgeH einen 9urhianittsfanp Don
80.8 am /. Sttober 1910 unb
gegeu eiuen 8ur9Ihuitt BON 1856 BRO
gent IN Den leBten 3ebn Jabren. 9as
nit Ulais beiteQte Qrsal betrug i'm
8ergIeid NIT benz origeusS6bre 101.7.
8uhnei3en but siHsn Stauo Don
81.4; grtrog 1876 9u. pro Qcre, aegsn
81.9 qro5ent am l. Sttpber 1910.
0as 4reQI betrGst 801, 900 4cres, ober
81 qro5eut bss lsBtjGbrigsn Qreals.
Der Stano Der aartpffeIernte Be-
trGgt 62.3 uno Der grtrag 1877, gegen
us 9ro3ent i'm portgen Sabre uno
geger eiren 9ur6ihnttt BON 75.3 in
DEN lsBten 3e6n Sabren. Der GrtraJ
I'm oorigen Sabre mar 94.4 gu. Dus
nit aartoffelu beiteqte 2lreal 6etrug
8, 3,495, 900 Qcres, ober 97.3 BrO3ent
DOM lestiGbrigsn Qreal.
5abat bat etRen Stuno Don 800
PrO8ent, gegsn 80.2 PrOaent i'm ppris
gen Sabre uno einen GurAfhnitt ppn
83.4 in ben IeBten 5ehn Sabren. Der
Grtrag ipiro auf 801.1 Qfuub pro
4cre geiddst gegen 1878 9funb im
porigen Sabr uno einsn Durdi6uitt
bon 1850 gfuno in ben IssteH ssbn
Sahren.
Jla6siaamsn peiit eineu Stdno
Don 69.6 auf, gegen 47.2 9ro3ent i'm
porigen Sabre uuo etHeu 9uraf6Hitt
pom 1873 pro3eut in ben lesten Sehn
oSobreu. Sas Qreal umfaBt 1888
prosent oes poridbrigen.
REFS Bat eiuen Stonb pom 85.4; Gr=
trag 32.O 9u. per acre. 4rsal S7.6
9rossnt pom lestidbrigsn.
Iepfel, Stdnb 59.S prosent, gegsn
46.4 pro5eut i'm porigen Sabre uno
eiuen 3urhihnitt bon 52.4 Yrp5sHt in
ben lebten 5ehn Jabren.
Sommerpei3en: grobuttiou 200,s
367, 900 gu. Grtrag per glers 81 gu.,
GualitGt 1913.
Dintertpei3en: probutttpu 455,z
149, 900.
9eiummte meissnprpbuttiou: $50, :
$4,000 gu; Durhfhnittsertras 1926
9u. pro 4cre.
5afer: 9rpbuttion 873,641 900 gu.
ertras 24.8 Su. pro 4cre; auaIitat
S4.6.
SerIte: 0robuftion 145 5,951, 900
gu. Grtrag 20.7 9u. pro acrs. Guus
litdt $40.
Rosssn: prpbuttion 30,677, 900,
sessn 33,039.o00 I'm porissu Sabre.
5eu: probuttiou 46, ,969 900 5on>
nen, sssen 60.978,OOO Sonnen i'm pos
rigen Sabr unb sesen sinsn 9urd>
I6nitt bon 63,507. 400 5onnsn in ben
lestsn flint Sahren.
Die Ansiinittsen Ditterunssnerz
bdltniHe, bic i'm Sommer seberrIht
uno ben Saaten 10 groBen S6ooen
3ugefiist baben, babsu iid I'M Septsms
Der ssbefert unp bic ssoIge mar, oaB
iih au4 Der Stano Der netiteu nod
utht einseernteten 4derbauprooutte
etrpas gebeFert bat. Mais mar I'm
A. 40 pro5ent boher ais am /. Seps
tember. Der Stanb Der aartoffeIn 6at
um 81 prOaent 3ugenommeu. bon
gabof um 9.4, bon 5lafs I'm 1.2 uuD
9tspfel INN 3.6 9ro3.nt. unb BEL Heis
1T Der Stano um 1.S gro5snt 5uriidz
segangen.
2lls 5olge oes betben Sonmsrs unb
Der Ianse onhaltenoen 3rodenheit 1T
bic beurise 6afer= uno Geriteuernte
sesen bas Woriabr un 3o1, 900, 900
gu. suriicsebliebsu. Die ssiammte
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-10
9 o m RopaIifeHaufftaHbin b tn
portugdl.

Qiffa bon, Qortusal, 9. Sitbr.
Tahrihten pom Qoroen 3ufolge baben
iih bic RoDaIiIten. nahbem iie Bet
Winbanes nit bem 0erIuit BON 90
Wlunn gefhlagen uoroen, In ben gers
gen perIdonsi, ipo iis Die aniuHft al
ner dnberen Golpnne unter oem Gapis
tan gpncinte abrparien. sic iplIen oht
syelDgsihiis. uno pier Rai4ineHgss
fhiibe baben,
Cine 4btbeilune bon WlonorhiiteH,
bic Don einsm prieiter anssfiibrt lpurs
ben, mohie am Sonntag BET Wlons
ianto sinen angriff auf einsn Wailis
tdr3ug. Sic baiten Sieine uHb eIs
isnbabnfhDeIlsn auf oem 9eleiie dns
gebGuft, bos 5inoernib puroe aber
pom pem Gofomutipfiihrer beulertt uHo
sr brahte ieineu 3us nod rshtssitis
gum Sieben. Sofort fing.n aber bic
Wcnnihoften an, auf ben 3ug Al
Inisbsn. Die 1ruppsn beantfportsten
bds Sseusr unb pertrieheu bic Rog1a
Iif.en.
Woeeno be GdrolIeires fuuroe audi
dm Sonntos BON 400 RopaliitsH ans
stgriffen. lie Spetn iid) dbsr noh 3tpe:
Siunben pouernoem gsfeht iDieoer 5us
rid.
prisfter beibeilieen iih in lebtafier
Weiis an Der Organization BON .Sue'
riIlasBanoen unb fiibren iie nit erhos
bsnem aru3ifir in ben Rompf. Die
mpnarhiiiiihe Jlagee ipsht iiber ben
airttn ppn goit.ao grnneo une
Ganto Ibprfo.
Die Resierunsstruppsu haben IN
hein esbirsissn 9eldr,ot ge9sn al.
moaIiten Shpisrisisii,n an5utdms
pfen unb ss bili namsntlih Der aas
pallsrie itipsr. srfoIsrsif su manos
sriren.
Das parIoment iii su ein.r aubsrs
nrbentIifen GelIion auf ben 16. Sts
icbsr sinberufsn tporben. Die Resies
runs ipirb bann narum nahiutsn,
bah Die pnrngrnpbn 20 uno q, urs
titsl 3 Der 9srfafiung, iiipenoirt fpers
ben .snb Elm befonoeres 0erift siablirt
iuerosn Iolle, Dor benz oisienigen. bic
2oIitiiftr 9srbrthen anssilogt iiHb.
icforl pro5eIIirt iperben iolIen.
Gs III bies bic gtniiport Der Fe9ies
rllng ouf bic monarf)iitiid,e Snpoiion
i'm n0roIiten ppriugal. llngeiGbr
GOO pclitilhe GeTansene isbeH ibrein
prossb sntesgsr, uno ibre 3ahl ipiro
baio nod, beotutenb anfhlpeiIen.
Ten am 4beno einoetroffenenRahs
rid,.sn sufolss fino bic Ronaliitcn in
ben Versen Der Gisrra be Gorroa ptrs
ihnnst, luenigsr als cine Wleile Don
Der ipaniihen @renSs sntfernt. unb in
Der Gage, iid i'm Roibian fan iofOrt
nuf nsutralss 0sbiet 5uriid5ieben al
! isnn<n. ,3ipti Resimenier Snfantsrie,
Gin RdpdIlfrit Rsgimsnt nHo 400
Gclbaten. bic BON ben arie9sfhiffen
in Oporto gslnnoet iporosn iinb, be-
hrdnaen bic Ropoliiisn. nit otntn
ne esisssnilid iltint Sharmisel bas
ben.
Dportp, O.. Ctiobsr. Den Iebs
Ten oifi3itllen N1hrihten sufolge Sies
ben fi& bic Mcncrhiiisn 3uriid. Sis
bnbtn am Monids Gara3ts oufgessbsn
iinb btfinbtn iiM ittt CANA In Der
N6be bex fponifGsn 0ren5e. norbs
tpefIi4 BON 0inhaeS, Dsn In Rsaiss
esaeD Dtsxslea telielft
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-10
@etterberi6t.

5urS bio: llnbeitimntes unb ct.
mas tpdrmeres Wetter am Dienitng
ON Wittipoh Ifones, tpdrmeres Wet,
ter. RAD Siioen uno Siiooit umidlo-
qenbe Winbe.
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Die Stspbenf on uutsrs
uhung.

dung.
Wilpdutee, Wis., 9. DIT. -
Qus ben 3eusenuusIagen DOR bsm S.z
natsausfhub, ipeIder ith nit Der uns
terIu9ung Der grtpdblung oe8 Bun
besienators Sfaae Gtspbsnion be-
ihdftigt, g,bt berppr, baB Die WabIIet'
ter Step6enfsns bic dngeblih au&gegez
benen $107, 1893 dls perhdItnibmdbig
gsring anIabsn. Robnsp Satett, elmer
bieIsr Wahlleiter, meinte, baB ebeuTo
gut $4,000 ooer 100000 auf legis
time Weiis fir WablSnede ausgegeben
iein t0nRtsn. Senator 4tlee pomcreae
snios9nste bdruuf, OBJ Elm RampagHez
letter tpirtli6 eriparts, baB iopiel Gelo
fir cine G..lIe ausaegeben tper6s. nit
Der neu Elm SaIdr bon ST 500 per-
tniipit fei. Sadett antportste oarduf:
.gs rpiro bod nitt onesuommeH, baB
ssemono peesn Der $500 Suldr It'd
in ben 8unbtsIenat fpahlen lGBt."
Igiue 8artentius untsrges
II y II.
goi ton. MaT.. 8. CttOber. aas
pitdn Gooopin. Don oem ST9erz
5aooner rGooo Sud, bat BEL ieiner
Qntunft i'm bisiigsu 5afsn semsloet.
eab cine gdrtsntine uubetanHten gtaz
mems, aber notwithstanding naa Bridge
ton, n. g, ssbDrig, am 30. Septemz
Der an Der Ginfabrt In bic Ban Of
Tunbp nit Quem an gorb untergegans
asn lei.
aapt. 9oobuin bemsrtte Die gnrs
tsntine am Radmittag oss 29. Sep
tembsr, RotbIignule 3sigeno. gr na>
bsrte iia nit ietnem Shiff Der Bar
tentine BIB auf Ruftpeite, Der beftige
Sturm uno bic bobs See mahien es
a6sr unm0sIt6, Elm Boot ausauiesen.
aapt. Gpopnin blieb tpdhreno Der
Ra6t in Der Ndbs, dher balo na4
Utitternadt peridpouoeu plosIi4 Die
2iater Der 8arteutiue. 4m nGhiteH
Gage paren nur nod sinigs Shifis=
trimmer in Der Rdbe gu ieben-
6uItfar, q. G., 9. DIT. Man
bsfiirhtet. buB ous 5ahr3sug, Don
bem oas 5iiGsrboot rGoob 2ut" in
Bolton ssmsloet, oaB es am 29. Sep
tsmber in Der Rdbe Der Bal Of 5unop
untergesangsn isi, bic gartentine
rqbeona" mar. Die nabeona" mar,
nit aobIeu bslabsu, pon Berth 4ms
bon. n. g., bisrbsr unteripess unb
sing am 27. Ssptsmbsr BON 8inenarb
!Dupen hisrber ab. gsi siinitisem
0etter bate 'ie uussfdbr I'm bic 3ett,
in peIhsr oas nsruHsliitts Shtff se=
Isfsn nurbe, in Der Bal Of 5uno9
Iein t0nnen.
Die .Abeona~ bate cine Beiabung
bon II Wlann unb mar bon 499 5ons
nen Displacement.
Raturgass GpIoiiou.
Ulansfielb. Ohio, 9. DIT. -
Snfolae einsr Rutursdssgrploiiou i'm
asnsrgsihoB bon Rid & WeGops
puBmahergefhGft puroen ueun
1gIauSI NtE9s5!, tAHS lpugL lGtslltltSlj
tOotli4. Gs bsfanben iih ein paar
3ussno sSrauen in benz 9sbduoe, ais
e. nacb Der grploiion in gruno ss.
rieth. ss sslans a6er aue bsruus gu
brins.n.
9as Cberbunoesgeriht.
WafhiHaton, 9. Sttobsr. -
9lIs ods Sberbunoesssrift am Wpns
tag bic SeHion mad DiermOnatIiher
gauIe ipisosr srOffnste. lagen brinz
gsnoe antrdse bon mebr uls go 4na
ipGitsn DOT, biefe ober ien. Gdue 10
raid ME m0slih su entiteibeu. I'm
ter osnielben befinoen lid Die 5dIs,
ipslhe iih auf bic GtIenbabnraten in
ben Staaten 2ouiIianu uno WiHouri.
fsrusr auf bic @erpahtung BON arbz
I.nldnoereien. bic aonititutionalitat
pss Observation-Disclosures pom Sabre
1906 etc. bssiebsH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-10
Suoenbeb. in Surfeitan.
Jn(anO ge(egrap6
GET 0 r ben.

Neip gort, 9. Stt. Cornelius
Rstpton 8lib, felt Sabr.n cine Der
proniinenteiten 5iguren in Der repubIis
tani'6en IotiOnaIpartei unD Witglteo
Der ShnittpaarenzJirma 8lib, ga
bpan &c Co., lit bier am Wontag einem
ber3lsiosn srlsgsn. Gr mar 78 Sabre
alt.
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Muslano. .Selegrapb

Muslan0. Selegrapb
Die MOnar6iaen In Portugal
auf Gem Ri6jug.
Sic babem iid uabe Der ipani-
iden OrenSe ueriban5t.
lie 9iirfei ipiileHs 1ripoliS abs
Sntreten
lin ben iSrieb.n pi,ber her5uItelleu.
abtr unisr .gstDifen gsoinsunsen" |.
bic nod niht betannt Iino.
4meritaniide Wailliondre iolIen bas
GsIb fur bic monardiihe Rspoa
luton In portusal Iteiern.
60 b.hauptet cine gerliner 3eituns.
Der 9snerdloberjt Ri..er BON InlaHoer
in Wliinhen eeitorben.
Das Dsrm5ssn zines Hruoers b.s grs
Shobs BON periRn ion tons
its3irt tpero.n.
-
Sein palaIt pirb aber bon Goidisn
beiest.
~
So 1obie unn 100 0eripunbete hatten
am Sonntas bic Spanier in
Ularoito.
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GrRlelialiQi6 fiir Oas Ja@r
1911.
Der Grtrag faft aaer Erns
butte segen oas 2sors
jabr sMrild9eblieben.
8eginn oes McNamara Gro'
seiies in Sos angeles.

-
Deiteres ii6sr bic Step6sHIonsllutsrs
iu6ung in 8isconiiH.
Cornelius q. gliB in Rem gort ges
itprbeu.
Cine gartentine nit QQsn an 9oro
in Der Rd6e Der Junop Bal
untergegangen.
Or. 5arbep BiIsp 1T isBt tpie0sr 5err
in ieinem Depurtement.
SoIicitOr McGo6e OOlitdnbig taIt ge.
iteut.
Die beuti6en 4der6aube6Drben finn
men sinem geri6t bes Or.
Wileb gu,
~
Der BON bem yFeference 8oaro" I'M
Observation-Disclosures perpors
fen 1poroen tpar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-10

9onblungstpeiie tpiro bon ibnen aIges
mein berurtbeilt.
9 d 9tpere 8erlufe ber Spu q.
nier.
IRA brib, 9. DIT. Der 0erluIt
Der Spanter in benz Gefeht, bds an
Sonntag In Der aerl Htner Hsgion in
Wtarotto 5tuii6en 3pet fpanii6en Sos
lonnen uno ginseborenen ituttfanb
belief iid uuf 36 sobte unb 100 Ser.
ipunoete.
Subenbeb. in 5urteitan
ct. getersburg, 9. Oft. -
Cine Suoenbese fanb am Montug ir
Did, IN Der proDin3 Jergbana, Sur
teitan, itatt. 4uf bas 9erii6t bin
baB Suben etneu anaben sntfiibrt bot.
ten griff sin pbbslbaufsn bic Do9n.
bduier Der Suben an. Sin Sube tpuroe
setObtet unb Disle tpuroen psrpunDet
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9as Dsrm5esn zines Bruoers b.s grs
Shobs bon periifn ioa tona
fts3iri ipero.n.
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4meritaniihe Wiilliondre iollen bas
Gelb fur bic monarhiihe Rspoa
luton In portigal Iteiern.
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So 1obie unb 100 9eripunbete hatten
an Sonntas bic Spanisr in
Warotto.
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Der @sneraloberit Ri!isr bon 1plaHoer
in Wliinhen aeftOrben.
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Gein palait ipiro aber BON Eoidien
beiest.
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60 b.bauptet cine gerlinsr .3eihins,
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Nbsr unisr .getpifen gsbingunsen"
bic nod niht betannt Inb.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
Crops Practically Rplnsd.

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
Aryona. Va, July 29-Owing to the long
continued drought crops throughout this
section of the State, except in very low and
moist places. have been practically ruined.
The corn crop. which. in spite OF the dry
weather. looked well UP to two weeks ago,
has been blasted on all highlands. and the
stalks are now drying up. Tobacco Is suf-
fering dreadfuliy. and farmers are COM
planning that unless rain comes within
week the crop will be total failure.
Gardens have long ago dried completely,
up. Some people have planted and replant-
ed vegetables thre OF four times. only to
havo them parched completely by the sun
before tDiey could reach maturity.
:. In the upper sections OF Buckingham coun-
ey the drought has been worse than else.
where in this section, practically al crops
having been. burnt up. The dust In this Sec
tiofi is several inches deep In tho roads, and
travelling is difficult.
In May the rainfall. measured. was only
half an inch: in June only three inches. and
up to this fine in July only los inches have
fallen. making total for three months OF
less than the average for one month.
Members OF the alfalfa clubs, in spite OF
che weather conditions, are preparing to OK
pertinent with the crop. and are getting
their lands into condition for aeedinR be-
tween August is and September A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
COTTAGE HOMES
At OTTERBURN
CONTINUED From First Page3

CONTINUED From First Page)
the novel scheme that entered into the
minds OF the new owners OF the prop
erty when they acquired it and the
success OF that novelty is interesting
from an industrial standpoint One Of
the incorporators Of the new COMPANY
advanced the idea that here within
thirty seven miles Of Richmond on a
railway that runs six or more mas
senger trains into and as many out
OF Richmond every day. there could be
and ought to be established here n
Richmond colony OF summer cottaxers
Inc idea took we'll with the then
small company OF stockholders. and to
clnch the matter they bought the
seventy acres of beautifully wooded
ano shaded land surrounding the
springs property. and these seventy
acres have been laid off into avenues
and $50 lots. 5Ox150 feet In time.
THESE lots are expected to be utilized
by business men who Will erect cot
taees on them for Summer homes for
their families
In such summer homes the Gotta gers
the owners and dweliers can RIM
their own household. and cooking and
eating arrangements. or they can live
In their own cottages and board nj
the motel, and in either event have
ali the privileges OF the springs and
'he dement, of all the recreation the
springs afford.
The Plan Succeeds
10 carry out this plan the stock
was increased and the first arranre.
heni was to give to each stockholders
cottage lot with each 500 share of
stock purchased and thus IL became
real estate proposition.
however. II is plain enough that u
was not n speculative proposition. the
loee being not TO make money nv
!ot sales. but to encourage and insure
the creation OF a summer colcny al
otterburn. The ride from Richmond
10 the place IS OF but an hours dura-
ZION. and the schedules are now Sc
accommodating that one can make the
trip four times a day IL need be. and
the communication rate is only IA cents
per trip. quite Is cheap as street car
rare, distance-thirty-s miles-be-
ing considered
The plan worked we'll, far better
than the brilliant originator of the
IDEA really expected. and very many
lots were taken upo. which cottages
Will be built before the opening of
the next season. Some have already
been built and others started.
The Summer Capital.
am informed that the board OF
directors have now decided to hold
this free lot proposition open only
short time longer, and on and after
September Is. the remaining lots will
be placed on sale at 500 per lot.
Until that time the old proposition
OF lot thrown in with every share
or stock Will hold good, because fair
dealing and common courtesy demand
that ample notice in change in the
advertised plan should be given. Less
than fifty shares of stock, 80 I am
told. remain to be sold, and to each
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
T. DE WITT cUYLER,
ROWLAND DAVIS,
j. HORACE HARDING,
ALBERT II. WIGGIN.

LEWIS B. FRANKLIN. Secretary.
Is Nassau ST. New York City.
MORGAN j. O'BRIEN. Counsel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
ALFALFA GLOWING IN HAL,rAx.
A Large Club ut Work In the Interest of
More Good Hay.

More Good Hay.
South Boston. Va. July 2s.-Pursuant TO
call a meeting of the Haniax Alfalfa
Growers Association was held at Houston
this week. with DR.. II. c. Beckett. OF Scots
burg, the president. presiding. The presi-
dent stated the object OF the meeting, which
was 20 consider the plans OF the various eS.
perts. also to get the benefit OF the exper
fences OF such OF the members as had grown
alfalfa. 4 general discussion ensued. al
present taking interest in tho proceedings
The result that set Of rules were
agreed upon as follows:
l. Not less than one acre OF the richest,
land available on the farm is TO be used.
Land well drained. but not too steep.
?. To pc plowed deep. an DIFF needed TO be
SUBSIDIZED
). Sow land in peas this is not required
II clover seed is used-land to be cultivated.
however. to destroy weed growth
1. BY August 10 use not less than on ton OF
lime per acre.
These instructions to be followed and all
locations. manner OF cultivation, etc. 10 be
passed upon BY presiden, and advisory
board
The following members were appointed By
the president as an advisory board: W. H.
DORM tchairman). ID. 3. Easley. J. j. Law
son. Gran Craddook. j. T. Terry. Rufur
Owen and w. c. Slate.
The following were appointed as com.
mittec on resolutions: X. T. Edwards tchair-
man. Dr. George a. stover and W. W. Will
kinS.
on constitution and bylaws: Henry Manibc,
3. +. Eedderley. E. D. Hundley. Jr.. and
DR.. Thomas Watkins
DR.. y. E. schuburt. assistant land and In
dustrial ngent OF Norfolk and Western.
made q very entertaining address. Several
members including Henry Man!be. j. n.
Terry and w II. Dorm. told of the!r efforts
IN growing alfalfa in this county.
/; is thought that fully seventy-dve of the
members will put in at least one of
aliafa this early fan.
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sosiGgRyILLR rs ELECTED
PRESIDENT OF SEMINARY
Especial TO The rimes-pl.pa.ch.J

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.1
Le~isburg, ". Va. July 29.-At a recent
meeting here the board of trustees of Lew
lsburg Seminary elected r. c. Sommerville
of Savannah. Ga. president Of the semin AIRY
to succeed DR.. r. l.. Telford who resigned
not long ago. DR.. Telford's resignation
which caused general regret. was accepted
with reluctance. in view OF the many years
of earnest and successful effort which he
had devoted to the upbuilding of the school.
but the board believes that in Mr.. Sommer-
VILE 1t has found n who is well fitted
to take ZIP DR.. Tclford's work and carry It
forward with energy and wisdom.
Mr.. Sommerv!lle 10 native of Virginia,
and a graduate OF Hampden-S Sidney "a. B.
1895; A. N. 1886 Since leaving college he
has devoted himself wholly to educational
work, at hrst teacher In preparatory
schools in the virginias and in Georgia, and
then. since 1905, organiser and head of a
very successful school In savannah. Promi-
nent citizens. educators ministers and other
representative men OF his late home COM
mend him and his work there most highly
Tie is a brother OF the Rev. c. w. Sommcr-
VILE, D. D., professor OF Hebrew in South
western Presbyterian University, Clarksville
Tenn.
The new president already has started an
active campaign in the Interest OF the SEM
mary. and the prospect 10 that the next ses-
sion, beginning September 49, will be a most
successful one
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AND
To the Holders of the Fifty-Year -Four Per
Cent. Gold Bonds of CONSOLIDATED
TOBACCO COMPANY

(Issued under Indenture to Morton Trust
Co.. dated June 18th, 1901, OF which the
Guaranty Trust Company OF NJ Y. is the
Successor Trustee):
The supreme Court Of tho United States.
In Its decision in the suit brought by tho
United states against The American To-
oacco Company and others, has directed
'hat proceedings be had in the Circuit
Court OF the United States for the purpose
OF ascertaining and determining upon some
plan or method of dlssolvlng the combi-
nation. and of recreatlng. out OF the ele-
'heh's now composing 1t, new condition
which snail be honestly In harmony with
ana not repusnant TO the law. These
proceedings must necessarily affect the
interest OF every holder OF the securities OF
The American Tobacco Company and OF
every holder OF the bonds of the Con.oli-
dated Tobacco Company. Tho undersigned
have consented, at the request of the hold
ers OF number OF tho Four Per Cent
Gold Bonds OF The American Tobacco
company to act as Committee for the
protection OF the interests OF all holders
OF the said bonds and OF all holders of the
outstanding Fifty-Year Four Per Cent Gold
Bonds of the Consolidated Tobacco Com
pany' who shall become parties TO an agree
ment now in course of preparation, to be
dated July %. 1911.
Holders OF the said bonds are requested
10 deposit the same with the Guaranty
Trust Company OF New York 2s Nassau
Street. New York City. the depositary to
be named In said agreement. which will is
sue transferable certificates OF deposit
therefor. All registered bonds must be
properly endorsed in blank.
The Committee believes that the interests
noth OF the holders of the Four Per Cent
bonos OF The American Tobacco Company
and OF the Four Per Cent. Gold Bonds OF
the Consolidated Tobacco Company demand
that measures be promptly taken for their
protection The decision OF the Supreme
Court Indicates that the proceedings must
be completed and their purposes substanti-
ally accomplished within six months I'm
sary. and the Committee requests that the
SAID bonds be deposited at once. DEPOSITS
Will be received up to and Including the
18TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1911.
Copies OF the deposit agreement may be
had on and after July 3lst, 1911, from the
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY, or from
the Secretary OF the Committee. 1t Is the
Intention OF the Committee TO make an
application to have the certificates of de-
posit issued by the Committee listed upon
the New York Stock Exchange
Dated New York. July 18th, 1911
CHARLES II. sABIN.
Chairman;
PHILIP LEHMAN
j. r. McALIaSTER,
SAMUEL McROBERTS
SAMUEL SLOAN,
F. ]. Fl. SUTTON
Secretary.
Is Nassau Street, New York
EVARTs. cHoATE & SHERMAN,
JOSEPH H. CHoATE.
Counsel
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THE HOTEL.

of these the free lot proposition holds
good II the transaction is closed before
the 18th of September.
The management shows a balance
sheet which proves that the stock is
worth par without the lot. and it Is
certain that If the colony idea" gets
we'll fixed in the minds of Richmond
folks the lots Will be worth the 500
and more in the days to come.
1t is interesting TO note that the
guests at Otterburn and the cottage
jewellers there are. strictly speaking,
a Richmond colony, and as l predicted
last spring, Otterburn is rapidly be-
coming the summer capital OF Vir-
ginia.