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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-11
Nlmsmdrtige Widrfte.
Ns ip Dart IN m,;

9Srt, lO. Wat.
Mebf-3ufusr 1906 sbls.. g,rforb,
10,04s 1bls. - Der Tldrft mar hsufs h6h,r
spring Patent $685.. 80, 8tut,r straiabt,
s5.20--5.35, Gsintsr gotents SD Co
sprina clears $4.60-4.9J. @tnter eriro
70. 4.30-4.50, 30. 2 bo. $4.10-4 20r,
Ranias Straigbts $5. i5-5.35.
asssenmesI Ddr b.u,. ftetio. eoir
biz sates s5.0o-5.l0, Goits bis ianto s5.15
| $40.
suhpei,sHm.hI il Hau ,u 90. 30
per loo Yfuns fair bic autes s2s5 -
5.l5, Dolce bic fansn 81. .00-5.2j.
W aismebl III itsttq. Gtin.s p.is.s
uno aelbes sl.80-l.65, sro5.s 81. ID 20
| Rilnerieb $425.
Bn1 10 eistn riomircu. ameriedu s5c
nno eanablan 83c {. |. T. Mem Bort.
Nsegsn IN rubia. no 2 g9sf,rr e5e
bsl antunft 6. /. I. Buffalo
Sns. ID uillia. RaI,gsra. l2O--13ot
.tf. Buffalo.
ss.ilt H.-3ufu5r 38l 200 Pu.. g,rlanpt
l25,43l eu. Rartt unaer1at. No. 2 rotb.r
rtuer l25 2e i'm glfoator uro 12st
lhmtmasno. 70. l Rortb,rn Duluth 127sIf
I. 0. b. idpimneno.
8tlf hforn.- 3ufubr 1900 R,rtorst
45l2 gu. Nartt III ifetja. erport no 3
ntuer S73+c i'm e!spatot uno 8ss T. o.b.
idiDimm,no.
eaisr.-3ufuhr 25,9?5 su. g,rtorst
2,4sl eu. giartt III taum f,tio, stanporb
wetser 63c i'm elecator. go. 2 p.fs,r e3tLt
10. 53t. SO. 4 s2Ke
esn IL tuhia.-grima l7Ot, 30. 1855
ITO. 2 1900. 30. 5 l45e.
sop'er ruhia.-- Siat, 1911. srbiu6.
rsr bis dolce 36--52c; 1910. 4j-47t. q3otiS,
soait 1911, crotHdrsr bis t5oies 40 - ar.
1910, 40--42e
5dxt. iins Fstia. -- Central am.rieo
242c, Sogota 24l6-25It.
esbtr in fee Ssnloi 25-27t.
Vert N fetia. saniIa $50 0.50-2!. 80.
bort slsar sl9.25-20.2J R,b s2O.75-
Beet in ifstia. samita $500 1850
Tss sl5.01--l5.5o, Essf. Stinteu s28 .0j
---sl .OO. 8erpait sls.00-lS.5O, gttu ,rtr1
3neta Wsb $la.00--l9.25
sut Meats iinS artia. s,sSt.tt, EEL.
lies, 10 BIS IA fib., II - 12e. bo. ShuL.
tern 8I9-S34s, eo. Sain',u l2I--i2Ht.
? q NJ | ii ifpah Rteolt R,f srina
flO.6o-l0.T0; Rafinirt.r IN piaio. eouti,
n.ntsil.40. 2. II. $l2.l5 COMPOUND ii IN.
bin 1u 9-9t%.
tats ts rnbia. srtma City syzs eOuu.
lrp o. -N.
Saamnolli aam.n. CsIpar piaio
trtma robes s613 prima Sommer
sslb.s s705--730.
Httrolt III F,tia. RafEuirt,s 1
N.w Bort 81 so, V6ilas,Ip5ia uubgaIttmor, |
1850, DO. IN snls 800
- V oI lie 1T rubis. Tom.,it Glstcs Ohio
28-2gt.
Oar, IN rnbia. etrainss, o.pobnIi.
BIC duist sS 5o--3.65.
1srpentiu in niaiu su 49lsc.
!. Wtts n f.h. alnbtimiiAu $3.50,
pdtna 6i4-511e.
Nst iss fetis. T.p Orleans Cp.n
Kettle, auier bis hoiet, 35--5Oc.
3u6sr.- asber il nstia. Mustaeass
y 5tf. 3.48e. gentriiuaal 50 Fth 1855.
NoIaTss.3uitr 80 1sf 3.23c. RaGFuirttr
= ruhia. Cat 9osf 5.sOs, grufh.o 5.s0t.
WonIe "a" S.45t. gub-s 5.35c, popesr.o
J. .25c. wranulateo 5!l0c, Tiamouo n"
J. l0c, gonftetioRsrs "a" 495c, 20. 4.a5,
70. 4.9oc, no. 85c. 80 44S1t, 10. s
.75, No. 4.7ot so. 4.65c, 90. 8 4.8Oc
10. 4.55s, 20. 10 450t, Ro. II AS, ao.
3 4.4Oe ao. ls 4.3jc, 30. IL ass.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-11


esls .on saaA pHrbt,u 2s4--3g ausot.
Iisben.
grima Gsfaditspapisrs Durbsn ,u AZ
l4KE bisfontirt.
Gttrtina Grhanae 10 fistia sidt
~ sA.S6s4-4.s71s unb so Gage ,u s4.s4--
-- 4.64ik.
Snnbss. Sbliaatientn paren ne.
tia ane iparosH Dis folat auottrt:
Ter. gtaaten Refunhing ~ I00s<-lOI u
~ rsaihrirts 0S25I il4--ii4k, coupons
li44-ll5, So rtaifrirts 1921 -lO29.
souppnt 1o2i4-102A, Panama Coupons
~ 1907 a.b.
aFftsn marit --Sitits bon Der Groff.
nuna an mar Der Mnrtt TART ane berisIb.
osrblitb aud, iaf ununtsrbrod,sn 70 bis ann
stlut Tie sttubnotiruHaen Hanesn fan
eurduea iibsr btusH bon asaeru. Ttious,rs
hart DartH aber bic GtabItruN. asten, es.
piGb Bdush uno linton gaeific.
aaaatbems. Hurf. rurotn BON Der firma
Srptn, Sallmnn 4 Co., 80. e2s - 23g
ssalnut Strass. btrihtet:
GifenbahH. .AitifH. cbr.f: aurfe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-11
gkicaao, 19. Wdi 1912.

Rinboi,h. - geebss s6 00-9 90, 9erat
etiert S. 40-740, neftlihe stiere s. 75-
7.f0, Sto6ers uns St.bsrs 81 20-6. so,
aahs uno Settlers 81 75--775, adlbsr $500
-7.75. Wartt itstig.
e.-eetAte 81 30-777L9, et.
mifhte s7.40-7s5, ftpert 81. 4O-7. 871 !,
raub. S.40-.7.e0, atrteG 800. 90.
Wartt itstis bis etuas h6ber.
Shafsu. eammer. Shafe Sin.
htimiit. 81 60--7.40. peFlite "a S0-7 so,
5dbrItHd, % 00-3.25, edmm.r Giubtiml.
itlt IS e0-9 90. ptitiifs S8 25-975. Tartt
iiarf bis etfoas bober.
3ufuhr. Rinsoieh 1900. S9nstn.
IL 900, Shdfe unb 9dmmtr 4, 900.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-11

ebteaao, 10. Rai.
wtht. - Der Rarst mar fsa. 8irt,
| Fatsuts s5.45-5.60. 5traiobts s5. .2O-,5. 35
Sprius Batsnts $3.50, Straiabts "a. 81
--4.95 Satsrs s4l0-4.50.
setiatH. fIr Mai lls - IlsLc
am ShIas 1lse; fur JiIi lI35-ll5c. an
shlui 1856; fir September los Is 1897 {
am Shlus 10s3se; fir Tssembsr lOes5-
ll0Ht am shlus l091ss.
@tl tsrH. sar Wat 81 -
5i5se, an Stfus Sic: fir3uIi 77%-7s5L
am Sdtus 78tse; fur Stptember 75@[-7s1IS
am shlus 75tse, fur DECEMBER s4ls s-643,t q
am Sdtus 64l4e
6af.r. - Sir sRai 573I-5aL!, nm
Stlub 5774e: fir 3uG 537s--54Lc. an
shIus SIC fur esgtember 44i6 - 45c
ara s6tut 444e, 'arCtieinber 44Ts-457st
am Salub 45e.
Issae n.-Ro. 2 este.
Ger itt.--- @ut, satteraerf. So a5s
quite bis dolce Walia,rts lI8-l27e.
q d q m n. - 30. 2 10
2l5lSc, go. u. u 252e.
Z imotbs aamsH. -Ssu.r $3.50
1880 per gtntner.
alssiaamsn. sl4.0o-2e.oo ssr
gsHtnsr.
Nthp ppEl-Io.IS" y ~iJs<O Der EbI.- dur
Rais is.79le-l9.25. am Shlab sls. .97ts; /;
far5nlisl9. 14-i9.47 am 2 s@lussl9. .82ts
fur September si9.45H - 19.s2He, am
shIub $l9.s7is.
Ghmal, - tl0.60 per 100 gfuns.-
fiir Mai 1890 - 1918. am ehIus sie.so.
fur jail 80. .72lf-l0.85. am SAlus si0.75:
fur ssptsmbsr ti092ls lilo, am ctlas
Sl0.75, fur Sttobsr slI.00 -- Ills, am
an Sd,Ins $ll.00
Short Rtppsufrtts H.-eof. $40. .271S
per 100 ptunoA sur Mai -, am
SdIa5s l0.27ies fur Dali sI0.35-l0. an.
am SAIub sl0.35t: iiir September $IO.50
-l0-65. am ShIus sl0.50.
rntttL.-Rar.i IN itrtia. Greamrri.s
s6--2Sc. Darn 23--27c per Fiuns.
eter. Ger Warti IL iteiie. Sriihe 1875
-lstpr DHteKS.
fd ie. - Nar,t III tetis. Cream Is =
1915 per pfunn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-11

6rant &rteger, Elm 2ln4
geltelttcr Der Chicago, burlington SS
2uincp &abn, lit am Wontag Nbeno
bel Eotoii, zines ettDa5 iiioIih nolL
ga Grolle, NI5., aclegenen 9uhnitd-
tlon, Don einem Eerionen3uge iibera
Tahrcn un0 qetoOet moroen. SeIne
graBlidl Dcrltilmmelte 2eide fpuroe
am nud,lten Worgen in Der 9fdbe 0er
@rant Bride BON Dem Normann elmer
Arbetterfolonne aufgefunoen. Tenn
5u elner forrnloien ,Slciihmaiie per-
.manoeIten Runtpi icblten 9lrme, Bcis
ne uHo aopf. YtuH fau0 leBterc crit
cine betrahtliche Strcde entiernt ser.
ltreut aui Den 8eletiCn lieqen. Ga bei
Dem l(nfal feline 9Iugen}euqen babel
maren - Die ,3ugangcitcQtcn batten
oerIelbcn nid}t bcmcrft -, ourite es
ihlper raQell, Die llriod)c Oc5 llnqIild5
1e'tjuItelen. Ger 8erunglittc itoub
i'll 70. SebenSjahr uno hinterldbt
nlBer leincr SSrau Elm fleine3 aino.
Gr pobnte bereita ieit Idnqerem in
Gotoii uno bcfleioete bel Der 9abn-
gcleIllfaft Oeh &oiten zines 9foht-
madjters.
g 6tdner y + OF G it iren.
Tie S<uotaner Ser 8oo Riper- -Reierno.
ton bel 9IibIaHo, isis, lin0 in 9(ui-
reguHg iibcr cine pom Sinoianer- De-
partemert III @aibington. Z. g., cr.
laI'enC 4noronllng ourf) pe(he Die
Sotnlbcboroen angeluieien mer0eu,
oas ulte (1eieb qenau 0urd,;uiilhren.
Dos cine 8ilrQitait BON $4,000 pou
allen Eer1onen oerlanat. melhe auf
Der Relerpotiou @eid)dftc thltn uno
nldJt 8olIbluttnoianer iin0. Iiele Be-
be5medte urieriluqlidl, Die
reiBen 0anoeIsleute pon Der Hcierpo-
tion Tcrn}ubalten, tie Dur0e aber nur
lDcnigc Sabre beahtet. Iie 8eihGfte
auf 0crReieroation meroen Sum gr0b-
ten IheIl uon !Salbbluts uuo &iertel-
blllt. $nolanern betriebeu un0 that
lahlid) limo 0er3ett bon Den 9cnoh.
ncrn her RcIcroatlon fuum > Gro5ent
Sollblllt. .rSnoioner. ,Sn Cnin0ugo lit
sum 8etipicl feiu einiigcr aaufnaHu
Elm Goublrts sESnoianer. uno 0a luohf
bic meiltcn niht in ser 2aqe iein
ueroen, Die b0he 9iirQihQItSillulme
luf5ubrinnen, mitrocn aae &00cn inn
Crte maDrid)einIih geihloiIen perSen
niii'en. GIc TMnotaHer protcitirer
qcqen bieIe 9lusQrubltna ei.
res alten, ihrrr 2luIiht nad jcbt rn-
ieittndBigen @eicBes.
% aIte SreiIun66err.
/ d. felt ! Selt lSnfroittreten Ser
'om TIttsburqer &i3ensgcritt erloIie-
ten ReaeI. oaB Der tSreiIund In ben
8irtbld)aften ahqcidlaift meroeu muB,
Il bort Der QreiS bon G1ie INN . bis
Gents per Efuno gefalcn. ltno in
1anf)en 0IrthidlaftcH muBten infoTgc
es lpeqqcfallenen Sund,ttihes etnige
3eoienItete entlaiien neroen. Giniae
Sirthe bchallpten 3mar. Dap Tie ourd,
ieic 9lenocrlmg aun0en einaebiiBt
aben, ipelde Die 8epobnheit butten.
Il Ibrem Srlmt elm Stltfhen aQie
no einige Grofcrs 3u ncbmer, on
ere bogegen erfldrten iuocR, 0aB iir
,ob icien boB oieie neue g1cqeI oar
lrdl niflt MIR qroBcre Sunneu err
)oren, lonocrn neil ibr 2ofaI nidlt
lehr bon elmer aelpiiien Sorte 2cute
'fitht neroen piiroc Die qemobn.
aItsntdBia MIR oeS Nreillmhes tpe.
EN- tamcn Tie Nndiraqe mad aaie
no GrodcrS bat ielt Dem I. Ttai
IbitocritdnoIid itarf abaenomren
no III einiQcn Graders 1Sa6rifen
llRtcn loqar uirle 9Irbeiterinuen cut.
iiien 1perOen.
lEittsburger gIfsbI)
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sos, bc. fonrn 44.85--5 20 DO. Eomi[n ~ 40
--4.60, Noagsnmebl, norbneitlid asmiit,tss
$4.90--5.00, reines gitr s5.l5-s.40, aelnil.
dtes s4.90--5.!5 per 8hl.
| Btisen.--Narft rubia unb fsH. no.
rottsr @inter l23 - 1850, 80. 8 bo. 1l5--
l22f. 30 rotber g5--112e per Blu.
n.-Warft ruh,a uno fsfter. no.
Q heibss 86--67e, no. 3 pebes 81 - 85e,
no. 4 ipeiSes 8f--S3e, ao. aelbes 83-S4e,
| no. bo. 81I5--82t5c. 10. DO. 1880,
70. 2aeniihtss S8-6ic, 30. 8 DO. el--82e,
1o. DO. 7s-s0s, wsibes aolbsnforu 79-S2s,
qtlbss DO. 8o--84t. atmiitltes DO 79- -82e
per gu. gerfauft nurbtn: 3 Cars no. gel.
bss ~ Soc, 500 9u 90. 3 DO. NIT Safsr ,u
s2lat Gars 10. 3 acinifdtes M S2r auf
Gem @sleife unb Cars mad probs su Toe
bsi antnnfl
oafers- Marst lsb6aft unb Hetia. 30. 2pti.
ser 5sl foe, Stanbarb ntiter 59tSt, No.
onsissi VI, ao. 4 tpeiser58 y SO tte, 30. 9
aeniittsr So So, 30. 3 DO 5s--5SI6e, no.
: DO 55 - SIT Der eu. Bertauit wurben
! ear No. , Uebtr III 5g14c. | Gar go
DO in 59i6c, ! ear bo. III 60e, 4 Cars 70.
asmitd'tsr su 50 l Gar DO. su Soc, l6ar
Stanoaro wtiber An 59LSc, $50 Tu DO NIT
worn gu 59N9e uno Gar mad grobe III 583le
auf benz @eteilt.
fogasn.-- Warft heti,. 30. Q 1856,
4e. 9l--95e. 30. A s4-g0e.
eerfte. - no. 2 @tnttr 81 .1o-1.es 80.
sst-sll0, 20. 4 60--s5t 90. 3 sprinf
sI.10-l.32, gs. 4 8oe-sl.l0, Suttsraera.
65--80c
Wsrftnmali. 5ra5ia5rsssr7. t1.4j
--i.46 Der gu.
Vtra.tl n Der Sstr.ibt. Brti'e nit o.ui..
nietH am gleifsn 5rl. o.s ourts,u Sa6r.t.
Wai 10. 1912 Dlai 10. 1911
gSti,sr. To. 2 rothet 124c 94e
@elfhforn, no. atmift,t.s s2: 55e
naitr. no. a,mifhter neu.r So: 34t5s |
Rcoaen no. 2 neutr . 97s 1l5c
etn 2o. 9imotbu -. $3.50 $3.50
gShtste.
Ttr Wdr't v1r a.tia. S,-'ntFt nurs,s: |
sls @bls. EifiHer's 5siHifbss 8ooos aui |
Der Bats bon 81. I.3s per gafon..
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3d8liAer Wtarft.De erid5t-


sintinnati, TO- Tai 1912.
Die naMfolefnbtn Captirunasn be,iebt,
III aar aaf ansres fransa!tisnsn. BE-
lIsinsrsn esfAdfttn psrbsa stnas bobsr.
prsifs bfrsAnts
Srsbtfisn.n
Der glarft mar rnh.s unb bic Vrstfe fea
y 4ma!i.-yrima etsam sl0.So-1O. 40
80.
frs6snsefaIssnsss sIstfA. mar,
isa ebort sleat Stitfn l0k - lie. ihori
Ntppsnfsitsn DL--Io7sr. erfra ibort rI,a,
Seiien l0x--io1<e, enuItsrn SL--os.s
Oeaiss lits -i2I4s iois aas 1ss nssr ssr.
estsm.-R Rarft fen. ehort slar. silt,
llA-l2t. furss Atptenfeiten liz - IlEs
stra fbcri clear Esitea lll.-IIs<e. sHultsrn
l01<-l01te anSfslIiss 2lx--l5 1 tsis une
As Der vfnnb mebr bsrpa6t.
Sugar Cured 4IsifA. - Marft g,s
e4iaies 400 1880, pisnis eAuf,,r
ub0-I2.O0, Ereesfsff 1assn i5.60-16 81
Standardization, Rem porf Gut eMuI.
tsrn l2.00-l260, trs6sns Desi sAinltn
1s.O0-20.0O.
eitsspS6sftes GIsifA.-neaat,ea
94inlsa ti3. .00-l3,50, Bienir enuItsrn
l0-l0i ,DenisS l1k-lslss, S6aIasru To-
10hs. HEN Bort Gut e6ultssa i01 iir
-.6Hf4ssSisif 4. = sAiAlsn i2k k-I3s.
Yifnie SAultsrn 0l1--g3<e. S6rEftru al,
-s:4s bert Hiypenfsitsn o-Gt<e, fSort lIars
osiisa y -e<t 4fya fbort 0etten g.
s1s Dsatss " - i0f per pfaul. Nssl Gar.
fab l0-12kf.
Nstt uaA 0efrstba
Nsbi.- ReueS 0inter Vateat )5.2S--560.
Dt1fst 6Ansp A.06--6.lQ. Ejnter aauiIs
e2A60. 05tFa 400 srbinarss
-So0. oastss 9slsa paisst o6.so--
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Wfetau N9arft.

AsD1orf. TO- Mai.
3inn III rabis ~ 4610-l6So, aupfer IN
rabia: eafr Is --l6t@t, Glertbrclstit in
l6--16tSe, eating ~ I5ik - l5Ic. 1lfi
DiIlia su N.l0-4.2o, epelter n ruhia
~ t6.7t-6s6. eiisn nar Aeiia 10. 1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-11

empfshIe meins prima 5oien in eis
Her BreisIa9e. 3iebe osn pertbeu a1u.
fern audi sIeih oos 5eu obl
!ooda6tunespoq
ShIuumann, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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Gin eftGnbuih.

Dus Weib. es 1T etn erobes uebel,
Gin Tbones. anaenehmes sSo6:
ss temmt mir DOR tpie eins 3riebeI:
wlan peint babel unb ttt tie bod!
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9ounorb slortbsrn ~ $l5.25-l5.75, 30. 2
DO. ;n sI5.00--15.o0, SO. | sout6ern nnb
no. / Sontbern foft 3u $I525-l575
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Viebndrfte.

GiHtiHadti. 10. Rai.
3nfuhr unb Bsrianet Udbrsno Der serHoi.
ienen "a StunbtH, ptrsIit,n nit ben oorb.r.
sfbeneen 4 2aasn partn ipie Falat;
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Hfnb Dttb. -Et 3ulubt iuar aud htute
misbsr srob Mno bic grais sIaasn am peitsrs
IO-l5e bsruHttr. Stofsrs unb beebers tpsr.
ben nur psnia asfauit uuo itne etpas nisbri.
ger I'm prsiis. is.-Nilhiubs unrsn ruhia
Z 8opere gtisrs $600-7.65, ersra 81 rs
300, fants ChisH $2.75-s.00.
6ldf4srhiers H76-7.i5, aaserleieHe bic
eTtra N .26-7.75, fsifsrs N.00-s. SO, are.
srisisas bic EXTRA e7.0o--7 so, faass 81. 60
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9,Di,, WelDniarfte.


etHttmnatI b0 Mes, tNsS.
~ aa6fraee mad rarfshen pas ksut,
kins nsnnsnsmeribe unb Bic eefddfts in,
uligsmeinen maysu ruhiQ. Die 3inSraten iinb
nrpsranoert aebIleSen. Earlebsn von saG :
wHrbsn bon Den Hanftn yu ~ aussstisbsa
ano 1sf@affspaetsre su - n bsStsnttrf.
az uler p.assHen 1aI.spsH sOn cav ~
W HHo WI oe" ~ shT
wssfH aHf Ven Dsrf
narsn feiis uHo Uuroen ~ pari suifAsn
rdntsn pfrtdnft. Elt Soanssrrass btitast
eN vtamss per $1,000.
A' on'sA
h"s W.u's. Ats sIei9sHosn acttrnugsn nae
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KILLING IN BELL
Ninth Murder Since Last Term Of
C0urt-Mines Involved
,rior Journal.

Special g. Interior Journal.
Fox Ridge. Bell County. KY. july
sth.--Gint Patterson. check weigh
man at the Fox Ridge mines. was
shot aud killed by John u. Baker
last Friday evening at 8 7. NJ. The
trouble came up over John Lunce, q
nephew 70 Patterson's. who
had struck Bakers boy the
prrvi nus day. Baker had a warrant
taken out for the Lunce boy. which
was compromised for four dollars.
Patterson on the following DAY
was drinking and asked Baker why
be sworc lie against his nephew.
This question made Baker very an
CRY. lie drew his pistol and shot
Patterson twice. killing him On the
spot. Baker escaped into the noun
tai'is. Patterson's friends have Of
fored $50 reward for his arrest. The
feeling against Baker is very bitter.
as those who witnessed the killing
say the killing was without ius.it,-
cation.
Baker Is miner at the ARRAY
riln,s and lives at the Big Hill camp
Heretofore Baker has been of a re-
licicus turn Of mind and occa sionaily
preached 10 the miners. Pattersol's
remains were taken to Pittsburg for
burial and will be inferred beside bis
two brothers. Andrew and Will. who
we. killed about a wear ago at u
Christmas entertainment.
1hii is the ninth murder that has
been committed in Bell county since
last term of court. Baker is a mem
Der Of the famous Baker family Of
CLAW county. who figured so promi-
nently in the Baker Phillpot fued.
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Mt. M0riah

Farmers are busy cutting wheat
at this writing but the rain seems
to have the advantage of them.
Mr.. Jack Mills school begins
Monday week.
The singing school of the Chris
tan church at Mt. Moriah will be-
gin Saturday week.
Mr.. Wash Cook and wife have re-
turned from Detroit, Mich, to spend
few days with her father and
friends.
Mr.. b. ID. Hiatt started out with
his threshing machine Tuesday
morning, he expects to do some
good work this season if it stays
dry.
Mrs. Wright's sisters Of Ca ey
county, were up on visit last week
to spend a few days with them.
Mr.. Willie McGuffey is talking OF
going to Illinois.
Mr.. Charles Dunnaway is calling
on his best girl at Pleasant Hill.
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Chronological History
OF Woodrow Wilson.

Born, Staunton. Va, Dec. 2s. 1856.
Son of Joseph X. and Jessie
Woodrow Wilson.
Awarded A. b. and A. M. Degrees
Princeton University; LII. b. Univer-
sity of Virginia; Phi. d., Johns Hop
kins University; LII. ID. Wake Forest
University. Tulane, Rutgers Univer-
sity, University of Pennsylvania,
Brown University. Harvard Univer-
sity, Williams University, Dartmouth.
Lit. d.. Yale.
Married Louise Arson, Savannah.
Ga, June "a. 1855.
Practiced Law at Atlanta, Ga,
lSS2-S3.
Professor Bryn Mawr College.
Professor Wesleyan University,
1SSS-92.
President Princeton University.
l902-1Q
Governor New JERSEY commenc-
ing January II, 1911.
Author of many works on politics
and economies.
Home. Princeton. N. j.
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Mckinney

+. NJ. Ware, Harry Jacobs and
wife, and daughter Ada and Mrs
W. A. Coffey, motored to Stanford
Thursday afternoon in Mr.. Ware
ear.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Ellington, OF
Milledgeville, visited Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Jacobs, from Friday until
Monday.
The following is a partial list OF
the guests that stopped at the Lay
House last week.: W. p. Gillett
Richmond, W. T.. Sing and wife
Lexington, j. r. Carson, Philadel-
phia. NJ. G. White, Somerset, A. f.
Dinsmore, Lexington, A. l.. Flynn
Chattanooga, Tenn, J. j. Bmn, Gin
cinnati, o., Ed Sibold, Lexington, +
J. Brandenburg. Beattyville, W. C.
Rubarts. Dunnville, T.. W. Jones, q
T.. and II. q. Lutes, of Stanford, Mrs
c. II. Wishart, and James Wishart
Of California, j. l.. Elkin, Nicholas
vile, ]. L. Whitenach, Moreland
Julian Carter, C.. M. McAninch, o
s. Mcclure. Hustonville.
The band boys all report a good
time at the closing of the populari'
~ contest at Stanford, Saturday.
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SCHOOL TEACHERS.
For Educational Division No. ;
Elected by the Board.

The following school teachers
were elected for the ensuing tern
for Educational Division No. 5 at 8
called meeting of the Board held nj
Waynesburg last week. T.. q. Baugd
the efficient secretary. of the board
kindly reported these 10 the |. j:
Mt. Moriah. W. I. Mullins.
Greasy Ridge. Miss Grace Young
Highland. Miss Fora Baugh.
Sweet Gum, Miss Effie Young.
Pleasant Point, Albert Long.
Grove. Miss Liddia Mckee.
Pond. Clarence Griffin.
Polly Ann, Miss Jennie Robinson
Ellison. Cyrus johnson.
Clear Fork, NJ. =. Shadoar.
Green Briar, Miss Laura Johnson
Parlor Grove, Miss Elizabeth Lay
Chestnut Ridge, Frank Hays.
Round Knob, Ira Roberts.
Walnut Grove, Miss Leila Gooch.
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TO SAVE ELLIS FROM CHAIR
Desperate Effort Is BEING Made By
His Young Wife.

A dispatch from Frankfort says
every effort is being put forth Il
save from execution James Ellis, al
legged slayer of Squire Beatty al
Burnside, and who was given a death
sentence by q Lincoln county jury
Attorney Robert Harding, of DAN
vile, who is working without pay
called on Acting Gov. McDermott,
accompanied by Ellis 18-year-old
wife and six months old baby, plead
ing for the prisoners life. The scene
was affecting, but the Acting Cover
nor said since the petition for COM
mutation of the sentence had been
placed before Governor McCTeary
and he did not know what Gov. Me-
Creary had done, he could not take
the responsibility of acting. al
though he agreed to look over the
records in the case.
The. killing of Magistrate Beatty
and William Heath in the formers
office nearly year ago created u
State wide sensation. Ellis and
Fount Hilton, also charged with the
crime, were in the office with Squire
Beatty and Heath. 1t is said fully Il
score shots were fired in the little
room, and when the fusillade ceas-
ed two were dead.
A protest against committing FL
lis sentence was sent Gov. Nc
Creary by a number of citizens when
il became known that application
had been filed. The date of execu-
ton has not been fixed.
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General News Notes

j. u. Speed, prominent Louis
vile millionaire, died after a short
illness.
Edwin b. Linney has been reap
pointed postmaster at Danville by
President Taft.
William j. Barnes. Jr., the motor
ious New York republican boss. is
prominently mentioned as chairman
OF Taft's campaign committee.
In half dozen the strongest Re-
pulican states the electors are all
Roosevelt men and will vote for him
for President if they are chosen.
DIR. Harvey W. Wiley, the pure
food expert, and a lifelong republi-
can, announces that he will support
Woodrow Wilson for president.
Miss Harriet Quimby. one of the
most famous women aviators in the
world. va, killed by a fail from her
monoplane at Boston Monday.
Mrs. Sara p. Decker, Of Denver.
former president of the General Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs. died at
San Francisco, as the result of an
operation.
After warning inhabitants Of Pc
wee VALLEY Of fire in the building
in which the telephone exchange was
located, Miss Ida Ochsner, an op-
orator climbed down a telephone
pole to safety.
1t is stated that Gov. Wilson is
considering Senator O'Gorman and
William Combs for chairman Of
the National Democratic Committee.
The committee will me-. in Chicago
with Wilson and Marshall to pick
the chairman.
In the direct primary on August
2rd in Marion county, Proctor X.
McElroy is seeking the Democratic
nomination for County Judge and
Judge j. A. Smith the Republican
nomination.
Senator Joe Dixon, of Montana,
Monday issued a call for the Roose-
welt third party meeting. the con-
vention to be held at Chicago Aug.
8. Prominent progressive republi-
cans of 40 states sign the call.