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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-22
CROP NEWS G0OO;;
STOCKS CO HIGHER
BY THOMAS c. sHoTwELl.

NEW YORK. July 2l.--Standard
stocks led the market to-day into new
high territory with Canadian Pacific
and Union Pacific. making records and
with the Hill stocks making material
net gains. Cotton and grain were
steady but the crops news was uni
formally good.
One of the most important reasons
for the strength Of the market was the
fact that manufacturing concerns all
over the country are beginning to
make inquiries fer time money. AL
though time funds can be had now at
IL per cent for long periods. the
outlook is for five per cent money
within month. This advance In the
money rate is hailed with Joy by bank
ers who understand Its meaning for it
means that business is reviving in
earnest at last and that business men
are ready to push their advantage in
all directions. Congress will be ont of
the way in about a month at the latest
and IT looks now as though reciprocity
would be adopted and that the farmers
free list and the wooden schedule
would so through with some modiica-
ton.
one ray OF sunshine was shed upon
Wall Street to-day when the grand
jury at New York that has been In
yestigating the American Smelling and
Refining Company let IL be known Off
cially that nothing could be discovered
In the conduct of the trust to justify
prosecution d This is a remarkable
statement in view of the wide spread
belief that the Smelling trust In COM
mon with other great corporations,
must have have done something in
the course of its complex business
dealings to violate the law. But IT
must also be remembered that in or
der to maintain criminal intent and
prosecutions the government must be
able to prove the criminal intent and
there is the rock upon which the gov
ernments feet of wholesale prosecu-
lions Is going to be shipwrecked. The
trust managers are just as anxious to
obey the law as the politicians are TO
catch them disobeying it and 1t will
be almost impossible to prove, in any
particular instance Of wrong doing,
that there was criminal intent. On
receipt of this news the smelling COM
pany issued Its annual report that had
been held back waiting announcement
of some kind from the grand jury. This
report showed that net earnings for the
year ended April 80. 1911, were $780,
124 greater than for the previous year
Miscellaneous expenditures were made,
however, so far IN excess OF the previ-
GUS year as to leave the total net
ts9.14l less than FOX the previous YEAR
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-22
REV. ROBERT D. GARLAND
CONDUCTS LEXINGTON MEETING

Especial tc The Richmond virginianl
LEXINGTON. VA. July 2I.--Rev.
Robert d. Garland, Of Richmond, trav-
cling secretary of Baptist Home Mis-
sions for Virginia, is conducting a
series of meetings at the Lexington
Baptist church and much interest is
manifested. Bible readings are conduct
ed each morning from 10 to II and
evangelistic services at night. Large
congregations greet tho preacher at
each service, especially at night. All
denominations of town are participants
In the meetings. MIR. Garland is an
earnest preacher and many persons
have declared their intention to lead
different lives.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-22
BUCKINGHAM OFFICIALS
FIND ACCOUNTS CORRECT

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
ARVONIA. VA, July 21.-The an
nual meeting of the county school
board of buckingham county was held
at Buckingham yesterday, the mem
bers with the division superinten-
dent and the county treasurer. being
in session all day comparing accounts
and going over the, backs, The re-
ports of the examining committees
showed all accounts to be correct to
the cent.
Some important actions We're
taken by the board touching the
schools for the next session. Some
OF them are as follows: The common
and graded schools begin the next
session on Monday. October ?. The
high schools will open Monday, Sep.
tember IL.
Four high schools will be run in
the county this term, at buckingham,
Dillwyn. Arvonia and st. Andrews
Graded schools will be run at Curds-
VILE. Well Water Enonville and
Concord
Two new buildings. both in Slate
River district, were reported as hav-
ing been just completed. while the
splendid high school building at Ar
vonia was reported as being nearly
completed.
Professor Oregon r. Morgan, who
last year taught the buckingham
High School. has applied for the prin-
cipalship of the Arvonia High School
and will probably he elected The
principalship Of the Buckingham High
School is vacant. and the clerk was
instructed to secure a high class prin
cipal at once.
Professor J. Walter Kennsx has
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-22

Bv reason of an increase In interest
and commissions and larger sum
written .oI for depreciation the. balance
OF net income before deduoting diVi-
dends was s3S0.160 less than the previ-
Gus year or at the rate OF e.34 per cent,
on the stock against 100 per cent. in
1910. After paying dividend OF $a,-
400. 900 "a surplus OF sl,l16,i15 Is ear
ried TO profit and loss The company
calls attention to the fact that IN
twelve years ii has earned more than
$4,000, 600 net from which dividends
of SIS. goo 900 have been paid, leaving
5000. 600 of earnings To fortify the
business. 4 special credit or $l5,ooe,
0o0 Is made this year 10 property ac-
count thus reducing thar account from
a cost of S97 a00. oo0 to a present ealua-
ton Of $4,000, 900. The cash value or
ore and metals on hand has increased
s2,000 600 the last year. The American
Smelters Securities Company reports
earnings OF $500, 900 as against S2,3oa.-
600 four years ago. The present earn
ings are in excess of ten per cent. on
the common stock, practically all of
which Is owned by the American
Smelling and Refining Company.
The fact that Canadian Pacific and
Union Pacific both made new high Pc
cords to-day for the year. the former
selling at the highest price In its his
tory. led to much discussion as to the
possibility of Union Pacific oVertak-
ing Canadian Pacific. Reasons for ex-
pccting Canadian Pacific to remain in
the lead are that it operates in
country where law and order prevail
to the highest degree. and where the
people do not demand tn. eproSecu~
ton of man for success In business.
whereas. Union Pacific has very large
Investment in Southern Pacific which
has millions in Mexico where law and
order are uncertain quantities. Tbs
uncertainty of government in Mexico is
holding back Southern Pacific and
Southern Pacific Is holding back Union
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-22
Mems Suits.

Unrestricted choice of all SIS 90 and $1,000 ca z
Two Three Piece Suits ............... DC.J
Unrestricted choice of all $500 and Go z
$1,000 Two or Three Piece Suits ....... oil I'D
Unrestricted choice of all $3.50 and C1AE
$3.50 Two Or Three Piece Suits. ...... Dx 3.J
rh Ss1;ss'ss ss ssees Of all $500 Two S165
Unrestricted choice OF all $3.50 and C1Q z
$4,000 Two or Three Piece Suits ........ DlC.O
This includes Black and Blue Serges and Mohair SUI
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-22
ROANOKE DISTRICT
CONFERENCE TUESDAY

Especial u The Richmond VirginIan. J
LEXINGTON, VA July 2t.-~The
Roanoke District Conference. Methodist
Episcopal church. South. will convene
at Trinity Methodist church next
Tuesday evening for a three days ses-
sion. Rev. w. II. Woolf. of Salem, pre-
siding elder Of the district, viii pre-
side. Efforts have been made to secure
the attendance of one OF the bishops
Sixty ar seventy fis-es preachers ard
lay delegates are expected To attend
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-22

site, purchasing II from Mary Louise
Jenkins, for $4,000, according to
deed of bargain and sale. that went 10
record Yesterday in tine chancery clerk
office.
The property has a frontage of "a
feet and a depth of l2S feet.
Other deeds of bargain and sale were
recorded as follows. John Il. Swart-
won't To- Frank Stahl. two dwellings at
1922 and l422 i-2 West Cary Street.
$4,000.
W. II. Dunn To G. w Parsons and
Emma Parsons, lot on the east side
OF Roland Street, near Grove Avenue.
$500.
Ben 7. Sircus 10 William Perlistein.
lot on st, John Street near Hill Street.
1915.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-22

~ tt-r~y-iy- t1,ntrat- ts,,nmittee was
left at your Office to-day. We
confirm letter Of July ~ and re-
quest prompt call for meeting Of
Central Committees"
.r.s.
, sent over inc
lrsa, ses' ,.,, from I.lchhond 10
,.an,;a ''ian IIs soh' Vi me state Deaio-
~, an V,nhai''ye re-. "no ~ spehurhs
"inuso,' ~ Ing
"e.s messis; :. lindsay ffearo
lenee orooke Q! soun-
80. ~, ,ne sorioia count! s''alsnt.
primarv Nv s,eotion ~ TN. a .ms, rsesh'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-22
TO BUILD STORE
ON bR DAD STREET
M. /. HoFHEiMER LETS CONTRACT
FOR ERECTION OF THREE.
STORY STRUCTURE.

Nj. l.. Hofheimer has Jet the contract
for the building of brick store at Ito
West Broad Street. on the site of what
Is now an old ramshackle structure.
The building will be three stories in
heights and win cost about $4,000. The
contract WAS awarded some days ago
to A. &. Houston, who will rush the
work to completion.
Mr., Hofheimer recently acquired the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-22

been reelected principal ~ the phi
wyn High School, and Professor Iiar-
ry Turner principal of the ST. An
drs~w g iiseh Scnaoi.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-22

Black burn To Ecjoin White Sox.
CHICAGO, I'LL. July 2t.--- Russell
Rlackburne. the high priced short
stop Of the Chicago White Sox. who
has been out of the game since early
in the spring. following a surgical
operation on his kneecap, has recov-
cred. and will iosn his team In q few
days.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-22
URGE FULL PROBE
Of NORFO ok AFFAIR
COUNSEL FOR STRAIGHToUTs WIRE
CHAIRMAN ELLYsoN TO CALL
COMMITTEE
DOMINATED BY MARTIN
CONTESTANTS ALLEGE THAT pRIs-
on LEADER CONTROLS
ELECTORAL
BOARDS.
DOMINATED BY MARTIN

Formal petition asking for
hearing Of Norfolk county coaro-
serss by central essasaHnittee was
left at your office to-day. We
confirm letter Of July II and re-
quest prompt call for meeting of
Central Committee"
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anaeblid)sr Gbefldmiubler.

Gopurb Dan grunt, Elm 30 Sabre
alter anitrsiaer, pou so. % St
Court Strabs, fpslher bon Der poits
asi BON Mtiooleton, g., perhdftet
ipprnen mar, purbs gsitern BON oem
@sbsimppli5iiteH 5ouillOr ubgehoIt
unD mad Cincinnati 3uriidsebraht.
Gr purbe nIs perbdhtig .insefperrt.
Die 0erhuftung erfOlete nuf 8eran'
loiiung Res aouis MagrtTb, bon Rp.
3943 5prinq 9rope 4penus, nelter
bebuuptet. BON benz ansstIagten mtts
tells zines pertbIoien Gbeds beihtpin'
belt lporoen su 'ein. 9an SruDt Ioll
bsreits friher pieoerbplt fpeeen nhH'
Iioher Soden nit Der poli3ei in Ron
flitt aeratbeu isin, unb ii6, als s'
feitgenpmrnen puroe, untfr stnsr IN:
fpsnoirten SentsnS ouf frelem Gut
befuHeen haheg.
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8uIIen. - Bet siemlih gutter Nahs
frase mno senigenoer 3ufubr mas Der
Wager. ans lstate s7.7s-s.eo, Bologna
$s.e5-4.i0, ertra t4.lb-4.25, fetts 6aaeH
&425-4.b0.
&dIber. Suite letdbte RaIber maren
beute ftetig, antere Ianeiam uno militia.
Drbtndrs anb arnSs 80 .0o-s.75, fats bis
aats Iei6ts tS.5O--7.75, ettra $500.
RdIbr In bss Asmmt Hon.p pduierH. --
Eaxcs TIE, prima bss aussrleiens -
7c, orbtRkrs 4--5he.
Q 6wsine.- Die 2ufnbr pon Ghpeis
nen mar beute niht arob nnb Die gret'e
itiegen beshaIb mnt 5--10e. 2ei6'e Ser
ianotiorten nnb Gertel marsn tart uno In
8ahfraae.
e9wsre sGtrsiue brahten 81. 4o-6.45.
ests bu aassrIsfens Stryafunsss xns
2leiiAerfsrisn e6.4o--6.45, ssmifdts 1sr'
yaGnnssfextsn "a. .00--6 40, srbindrs bis
aaserIeiess fAssrs fstt. Saue 1905. rs,
ertra S. S5, Gtaas $500 - 5.25. letAts
Berfanstisrtew &5.i5--5.80, Ftrttl sss lle
Bfuns uns neriser 43.75--6. 10.
Cdafe xns adm mss. - Die 3nfnhr
NOR hmr mdsie utib Der Narft ftarf. 0tt
| Hre!ie ftteaen ung I0--l5c.
staFe.-Grtra S3.10-3-25, ants bts aus
erlleien. 81. .50--3. 90, orsiH6rsbts ante 81 ~
-240. Stod ebafe s3.0o--3.6o, srtrc
-, SdbrIinae s3.00--4.0O.
q6mmer. .--Erira IS. rs, quite bis aus
erIefeue G4.50 -- 500, oreinhrs bis eut'
S2.75-4.4o, GuHs 81 o0--250.
~ 5eute ftnbet fetu Wartt ftatt.
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RerfossbW

hit aufrthtiger Srauer tpirb in
pstten SrsiIsn bic aunoe BON Dem
gbleben bes 6errn 4n breas
3Guber pernommen tperoen, Der I'm
NIter pom nar 50 Sabren feline Augen
gum erpiaen Shlummer ihlob, tnnig
betrauert nift nur ppu ietnen Nnges
t0riqeu, fonDern aud pon etnem gre>
gen 5reunbestreiie, ben er ith I'M
2uufe Der Sabre burh iein ternosuts
fhes WeIen 81 erperben gepubt bate.
Die geerbtgung Finpet am 6reitng
Ru6mittag nm Elm halb 5Tpet uhr
pom Srauerbauie Np. 2540 Geets
man Strube aus itutt pprauf um
6alb brsi Ibr in Der Smmonuels
airhe an Der Fremont StrGbe etn
Erauergottsspisnit abgebalteu peroeH
tpirb.
Qo6 fur8em 2si0en 1T 5rau 8 is
lfette Wl. 9 d, geb. Goep, eine
| bo6gea1tete Deutihs Wtatrpue ihrsH
anoeb0riQeu une 8ablrei6en 5reunoen
purd, ben unsrbittlihen 5oo entriifsn
uorben. Die geiiebung Der iterbltfen
6iue Der DabingeihieDenen ftnoet am
sSreitag Rahmittag um ein ubr pom
Srauerbauie an Der Rtoole Roao
nabs Der 0edebud Qpenue aus itatt
uub um orei ubr ipirb in Der aapeue
bes Spring grope Grteohofes DIE
| Irduerfeier abgehalten.
Sn Waibington fano gsitern ois
| 9erm6bluna non SRI. go uif 8 o.
lratsr Der so6ter bes ebemnltgsn
gunoesIsnatOrg Ssfspb 9. 8 or a.
Ter, nit 5srrn 9tctor ufb'
m q n DON gletp gort ftutt. Die Srau'
unq puroe in Der Jorater'ldsn Heli'
beng BON ReD. 8r. Samuel Nooorott
DoasOgsn uno auBsr ben nddftsn an'
aeb6rigea pohnten Der 3eremonls llul
siniae penise intime 5reunos Del
Grcutpadres bel.
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6runoeiseut6um II. 2santss

sm tdbtiIhsu gauomt puresn
ipdbrenb bss Monuts Jtnoenbsr 798
observation-disclosures fir Sauten I'M
Wertb ppn 1854 800 ertpirtt uno bic
Ginnubmsn fir bieie S6eiue beiisfen
iih auf $144o.7o. 5m Rcoembsr
poriaen Sa1r.s parsr S22 8ausrldnbs
nibiheine fir goutsu i'm gDertb BON
$489, $50 erpirtt pproen nno DE
Ginnobnen an Sportsln beIiefen iidl
auf $3.50. .37. mGhrsao Der iotDeii
perfloifenen Elf Wpnate bisiss Suhres
nurben 1O,59O 8uuerIoubniBi heins
fir 8outen i'm Derfh BON S12, $685..
$40 ertpirtt uno Die Ginnahmen or
@ebiibrsn beliefsu fia auf $23, ,4S6.1o
SIN itdbtiIdrn gauamt tpurben se'
tern bic foIsenoeg gausrlnnbuib'
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Rletne a,oltseinacsrt9tea

%. 81. Goult Don 8lenDole. o..
lieB aeftern Tsiu @utpmobil tur3e 3ett
unbeauFIihtigt Dor Dem Saoen oes
glumeubGnDlers SuIius Saer, 5fn.
184 Sft 4. Qpenue, itehen uno eiu
Tieb benuBte Die 8eIegsnheit, sinen
banotoffer nit Snhalt I'm Werthe DON
$3.50 aus Der WaTdine 81 itehlen.
- gus Der Offits bss SAto Dental
gpaeoe on Der Rprooitede Der Court
Strabe uno Central &oenue Durben
ppn einem Diebe, fpelcber fi1 lepena
faas bate einIdlieBen loFen, S5,85
in 8aar uno 8Iattgolo i'm gDerths DON
$50 entpenoet.
- 9lus sinem DagsR Der Gtnctns
natl Guburbar DeliDerp 80. BON
gpurt, nobe W}oin StraBe. purbe sea
tern, pahreap oas 6ubr!psrt u1bes
auFTihtigt DOR bem Sauie 9to. l22
D. 2. StraBs fanb, Elm Potet mt
aleioungsItu I'M gSerthe BON $N
osftobIen.
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Dies mno SaS.

- Observation-Disclosures Small Iuss
peneirte geiteru ben 6:uerpehrmunn
sspIepb 2us pDn Der Sprigentompaes
ME 90. AT uuf eins 0ohe. 2ug bate
fih Dor elmer Wohe an ietnem fretsn
saae einen Rauid 5u9elsgt uub iid
ounn i'm Stanbaro Sheuter 10 aufidIs
fis bsupmmen, bub sr Don bem bort
ftaticnirten g3ripatppli3iiteu on oie
frifhe auft bef6rbsrt peroen muBte.
5eusrrpebrmann Sbomds aiI.p
bon Der 5priBentompasnie 9to. 8 NJ
aeftern aus oem DENT geI6jeoen nnh
pirb sur 9enfipnirung empfoblsn
tperoen. Silep qeb0rte Der ftdottHaen
feuerpebr ieit bem Sabre 1878 an.
- Der GetettiD Biuium 5. Burns
BON GlepeIano, Der ben Dnnantts
anlhlda oeaen oas 9imes=8ebGuoe IN
2ps angeles aufgeoedt haber nil,
ipeilte geItsru in 8eT6dften IN Der
Stabt. or matts benz neu gerpdhlten
glrgsrmstiter SuHt feline aafpars
turu.
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bic Gituation in Weritp angefiibrt
tporDen.
esm 2dufe bes 2ages tpuroe i'm Weiz
Gen 6aus bon benz Setretdr 6iles bic
folsenbe fprmele grtldrung iiber bas
Sntsrpistp obgegeben:
,eSm Barrier nWatin" III am ytttts
mod Elm ungebli6es snterpietp erihtes
nen, in pel6em Der prdFDent feline
4nf6ten iiber bic 5tsaunsnuhms Der
Ser. Staaten gspiHen austpdrtigsn
Nngelegenbeitsu segeniiber gum Auss
brud gebra6t ptrD.
nSm Beibsn 6dus bat es grobs
lleberraIhung unb grobes 9efrsmoen
peruriaht, bab elm Gentleman, etr
Better oes fran80iifhen Wilitdr>4tta'
Dies, Der BON Dem frun35iiihen Bot
f9aftsr benz Yrdiioenteu oorgeitsH
tpurbe, es iid9 bat einFullen lafen, aus
eelegentli6en 8emertungsn, Die Del
YrGfibent In ieiner unterreoung mi
benz 5errn gema4t, aus Dem 8eoodt
nib Elm Snterpiep gu fabriairen uni
| fol6es gu per0FfentIi6sn, Dhne irgsnl
lpel6e 2lutoriIatipn pafir erbdlten 81
| baben. Der in 5rage itebenoe Ser
mar elmer BON febr pielen, Die an einen
| geI6dftigen Morgen BON Dem prdit
bentsn smpfangen porben mar, unb {!
purbe tein Snterbiep irgsnb fpslhc
| Mrt uutoriiirt."
! SSrancois De QeTan III Elm Bette
beg 8rufen De G6ambrun, Wttlttur
Gttaaes Der fran8DIifhen gotihofi
unb purbe por Elm euor Sagen noi
bsm gotidafter SuHeranb Dem prd'i
benten 9aft borgeitellt, Der itd einig
3eit nit i6m untsrbielt.
Sn aentutD in Stlapere
/ gebulten.
BON, an., 90. HoD. Reu
Observation-Disclosures nurcen BE
an Rittpoh bon elmer Ser. e
Granbiurp uneetldgt, eins groBe 4r
aabl BON Negern, bic am gi1enbuhnha
tefhGftigt finb, in unfreiptatgt
anshtihaft gehaIten 3u hdben. 9ees
bic neun MGnner finb 56 fpe8ifild
&ntla1en erbpben 1porben.
Die aneetlaeten Fnb: 4Gen %
Grpf, Werritt 3. gpdns, Scott Sc
ton, g3itnep pbiaips, ghorles Gar
ner, Soiepb g. guiott, gerrp gir
n Gbarles 9lpnn uno maTin1s aefpis.
Die aontrattoren fino nit Dem go
I elmer 3peiclinie Der aentutb III
5enneTee gifsnbdbn bsI4dftigt.
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eiueinnnti, 80. Nob.m5,r.


Der pbtrt cbioHus III inn Faaen btqriFftu,
bier aber mar hsrieibe fotiondr uHo bate qss
fern abeue BEL btffigsr Stabt etneu sSaFers
fane bon 20.s eub.
lie folaeubtn DepeIasH trafsn Ddbrsao
b.s asfrigtH Iases bier stn I:
gittsbRra, ga. Der slus bat sineu
8aHeriianb hou s.S Sub upe fdut.
@bretina, 81 ga. Der Tlus bat
.insH @afitrfane bon los Sub uno fdat.
partersbara, SO. ga. Der Ttus bat
.intn @aHsranns bon ITO 5uS uHe fdllt.
ganawha Fdfts. Der Flu6 bat
.insn @aHeraaue bon SO Jus uUe itsbt.
gbarIthcn, u. pa. Der sIus BAT
eineu @af'eraanb Bon rs SUI uae iteht.
gItafaHt, ~. ga. Der FIuE
bat .intH gSaFrfauo bon l3,2 sus aue ite1t
Gattttttsbur an. Der Ftus ba
.ineH gsaFerHdno bon It's 5us unc ftebt.
gortsmsutb, &. Ser Slas bat si.
nsH gsaFsrftanb ben $50 Sus uns idut.
ecutssiEfs, se. Der Tlus bat stner
@aFsraaus son 90 Eus uns fdat.
6sansbiIts. 9ne. Ter Illus BAT
etreu @aEsrfaro bon 1873 Fas une faat.
eairo, 5as. Der Slut bat eiusa @ai
israanb VoR gal Gus une aebt.
wtmphis, Tenn. Der Slus BAT ei
| aeH @aHrrftaHo ben 1874 1ne fteht.
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ogclegrap6


GQH 2tperpppt, 8, %. Rop.
Su CAT QiperpooI iopobl als in
Weusoile ginesn am Wittpod aus
Der genI qoeal SptionsWahl bic
,Rdifsn" ais Stsser herpor. lie Md=
ioritdt Der .RaTsn1 in ben beiSsn
Stdotsn bstrug 3uiommeH 1154.
1es 8atttnmorbes get q n .
big.
Sadfon, Did,, 29. RoO. Or.
Z. sSrant Guomon, Der beige ar5t,
Der Ieit osm 7. Septtrnber unter Der
antIaae i'm 9sfdn9nib fist, ieine 5rau
.rmor6et gu haben, bat am Utitituoh
Elm fdriftlttes GeftGubniB abaeleat.
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i'm areisaeriht fprnlea ihuiois be-
tennsu unb Damn su le6ensldnglther
3uhthous itrafs perurtheiIt fueroen.
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mad benz Iooe ieiner Jrau perbdftet
nprbsn. 4n ibm puroe samals cine
| gbicls NIT @ift lefunoen. gr iteIlte
aher alle Shulo in Q5reos. glun bat
er a6sr sinaeitarben, paB er Tsine 5rau
nab etnsm Streit persiftet babe.
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riot porsefIbrt.
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gsrt 8. Stontlin. Der BON ben aH'
ipdlten ser WeRdmaras oamit beduf
truat mar, iiber oas 9orleben unD Der
ghordtter Der gu bem 9ei1norenen
eienit goreetabenfn Grtuneiaunaer
e;nsusiehen, tpurbe am Mittpoh ben
geriht unter Der antloge Dorgsfuhrt
,inen Der 8craeIaoersn be'toheu al
baben. Senrn z. gaoe, Elm ehemaItse1
G3puperreur BON aaiifornien uno elm
mai geTaneisr in portusal, lit I'll
Ieire @ertbtibigung BON Glarsnte 9
Darrop. benz 5ouptpertheioiger be
mcRamuras, enaa1irt porpsn. Ser
G5ooe perIudte bas 9orDerbOr sebl
| Soae binausSu'hieben, er mubte it'd
ab.r mi. nur Srpei zagen 5uTrisoen
geben.
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ptelp.
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Der Barrier .Watiu" oerOffentllht
am Mittipch Wtprsen Elm ungebllhe
suterpisp nit Dem Brdfosnten 9af
bus BON syrancois De 2eHcn seihris
. ben iporoen NOR unb tn benz bic Din
iihten pes prdiibentsn 3tft iiber be
, italienifhstiriiIdsn Griss. bic Ste
Iuneaobme Der Der. Staaten ben llr
ruben in China gessHiihtr nHb iib'