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HEAVY SELLING FEATURED
THE STOCK MARKETS

NEW YORK. Aug. 2S.-The most con-
greater part OF IN" session was It's under
lynx strength in the face Of persistent
ana heavy selling. Pressure conferred
largely around Reading and L. s. Steel,
but that did not prevent the latter from
establishing its best price Of the year.
Dealings In tho stocks named over
Swallowed all others in volume. the Har-
rlman and Hill issues. as well as cOppers
ana other speculative favoriteS showing
relative neglect In the late trading busi-
ness fell away with frequent neriodr OF
utter Stagnat'on. but another sellinr-
movement ensucd shortly before the
close which sent many leading issues
q point or more under the preceding
DAY S final quotations, greatest weak
ness being displayed by Union Pacific.
Lenigh Valley and Amafgamated Copper'
GOSSIP attributed much OF the selling
OF coalers TO leading out-of-town inter-
.StS. with revival OF reports that the
Interstate commerce commission II soon
70 render AN important decision AFFECT
Ing these properties.
London was purchaser here on hal
hhc" taking moderate amounts o Steel
NfnaIgainated and Union Pacific Firm
ness marked the day In Paris, with act
lNity and strength In Berlin.
Local banks suffered another drain ~
cash with = $1,000. 600 gold shipm.nt 10
tanada \ slight stiffening OF long ma.
turtles was reported
Ine bond market was narrow ana ,r-
regular. Total sales. par value. si.52I 600
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tie and the making OF brine solutions.
oning following and causing his death
on Tuesday morning. was buried on
" ednesday afternoon.
Claude Wyant of the Home Tele.
phone company has purchased the
large touring car of Hazlett W. Rod
gers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Woodbridge and
daughter of Pittsburgh. formerly OF
this city and visitors at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Burt OF Beech Bot.
tom.
ii. NJ. Rodgers has purchased a fine
six-cylinder Nance automobile.
DIR. c. Il. Brashear has purchased
the two houses located upon lots re.
Gently purchased by the school board
and will move the buildings onto a
lot owned by himself
Prof w. y. Taylor OF Bethany was
business visitor in the city today.
Miss Alive Churchman. stenog-
rapher for the T. J. Reid real estate
agency. Is spending her vacation al
Pittsburgh.
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THE WEATHE r
CONDITIONS

The low pressure area covers the
upper valleys this morning. extending
into the lake region. attended by
cloudy. showery and warmer weather
High pressures continue over the
eastern third of the country, with cool
and fair weather.
Another low pressure area Is
spreading into the northwest. Fair
weather prevails over the west and
southwest
The storm area will pass over the
lake region and showers will probably
occur to the southwark over this sec
tion tonight and Thursday, with high.
er temperature tonight.
Local data: Highest temperature
yesterday. 10 degrees: lowest last
night, SO degrees; no rainfalL
The Ohio Will raise slowly in the
district tonight and at Point Pleasant
Thursday. The river will fall al
Petersburg Thursday.
II. c. HOWE,
Section Director.
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WELLs5uRG is THE
NEW GRETNA GREEN

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Aug. 2S.-The
list Of elopcments in the Pittsburgh
district received another addition yes
to-day when II became known tina;
Miss Elsie StanCee. aged Is. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs Henry Stangce. 2S1i
Spring alley. and Joseph W. Schultz
aged 20. OF Thirty-fifth and Martin
streets, had cloped TO Wellsburg. W.
Va, Saturtey. instead OF going to the
picnic Of the Duquesne Cigar COM
pany AT Conreaut Lake.
Miss StshFce left her home telling
her parents she was going to the pic
mic. Instead she met Schultz and they
went To v cllsburg. where they were
married Saturday afternoon by the
Rev. W. =. livermorc of that place.
The father Of the girl. thinking
some accident had bcfallen her. asked
the aid OF the police Sunday after
noon in finding his daughter. When
H. rcturnei from the police station ne
found telegram awaiting him. I;
read: Married here this afternoon
VIII you forgive Elsie " Friends
Of the couple learned OF their mar
rage and prepared TO welcome ,.r.in
home last Monday.
When NJ. and Mrs. Schultz arrived
at the Union Station they were met
by n boistrous band Of friends. The
happy pair We're loaded on a wagon
and triumphal march through the
streets OF Lnwrenccville followed.
The parents OF the young couple lb-
tccted 20 the marriage. but forgive
ness was forthcoming when they ar
rived home The young couple will
establish a home at 1850 Miffin street
Everybody attend tne horse sale al
the Stone House. Elm Grove. next
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Poultry.
WELLSBURG


The i,,epuon given az the Hudson
House on wednesday afternoon d.
Mrs james Mathews in honor Of her
daughter. Mrs. Earl Y. Wills Of Kco.
klk. Iowa. was an elaborate anair.
lh' Hotel Hudson was ftfingiy dec.
grated for the occasion and every an.
poiutment vas complete.
Receivers assisting in the dining.
room Nere Miss Pearl Scott Miss
Olive Jacobs. Miss Helen Cornelius.
Mr-- william SchuIuffcr of Marietta.
Ohio and Mrs Florence Parrot
Is iarrg m punch howl. Miss Car
RE Nichols aud Miss Iconora KYLE
Young misses in waiting. Virginia
feuwick and Mary Frances SIC.
Kcmps orchestra furnished the mu.
Miss Helen Cornelius entertained
MCGiu
Mrs William schnauncr and daurh.
tcrs. Misses Jean and virginia ~ va.
riotia Ohio. orc visitors zoo tho homo
~ Nre Schn1unoris parents. Mr. and
Nr,. q q. llHttrr
Wells Combs.
~ fho home off Tho brides parents.
Mr ant Mrs Edward bowman. ON
Tuesday evening August % Nr. I'd
ward ~ Wells of Minro Ohio AMI
Miss Pearl ~ Combs
number 81 friends and relatives
were pres emf. fhr ceremony hsfnc uor
formed hf Row Francis Uiddie of tho
Christian church
Mr.. Elsie T. Kincheire ~ WhcoNne
vas visitor in tho city ON Wodrcs
dav
Misses Narofia and MARY Wall 81
Obor.in Ohio are visiting thofr rrand
parents. Mrs A g. Hall. and Mr. and
Mrs y Lite
Thomas Andrew Given arod ID
months son NJ SIR and Nrs Thomas
Owens az south WcilthurE who was
severely scaldcd recently blood pols
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j. s. nachs & Co.'S Closing Letter.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2S-The London
prlceS were generally higher for Amer
lcatH securities and Canadian PacI6o
vas va the strongest stock in the marked
lntTe was malt iu the advance in
'oppcr metal in London. the market
,nneu easy The domestic situation
however. stated that they were ahoui
cleaned w at the 17X cent rate. an
hgN'nce in price is imminent some
= me selling during the day was
cftaSe IN Bank OF Engiand's discount
tat" on Thursday. Late advances stated
tn"t the banks position would shou,
n.",e strongly that generally expected
ana there was belief that higher ra,e
Would be deferred. Tho Industrial sit
S"tlon Is improving in leaps and
"S'nI. ana there can only be one side
10 tha market while the outlook ts e.
promising. stocks purchased nj pres-
tni l-N.,S Will ultimately share SPLEEN
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Dry C,octs

NV YORK, Aug 2s--gnaii repea.
'Iiers from tho iuhhora on vnr|0rs iir..
I cotton goods we're the features ~ 49,.
n '.,ii5 W.rHri w changes were male
lh the cost - finished goods 4 fsirI..
H'.i gnaNfy - "a. Inch brown driffs 49,,
t"Ii Tor October -Tecofnher deliver. ~.
L.4-f recent market quotation GRAY
goods ~ print cloth c1refru,tf,~, -
lNlet ana steuiy Hosiery ANA ur,i.r-
.'ir were active f1r prompt deffvsrv
'''iph yarns were quiet and fair. rt.adg
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Coffee.


Special Dispatch 90 fho Inteuirere.r
NV YORK. Aug ~ Tho H.
1880 vas haugel o. nnc-hsff frHrr
Tered ~ - 9or. december closed ofr.r..t
e PC. March ri0aed o~rrr.f rf III s..'
My closed offered % f2 nac. Iuiv rf,..,i
~ at ia.g.r RIO $50. quoted ID
Tor months. steady ".''' d
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Money

NV YORK. Aug. eS.-Moncy on call.
steady p. = per cent. ruling rate %
closing bid. 2 - offered az 3. Time loans.
days. "a IA six months. "a. G47..
NEW YORK. Aug os-Cloae. Primo
in"rcantil" paper. Or ~ per cent. ster-
ling exchange. irregular. with actual hrfa-
mess in bankers bills AZ 1854 % for CO.
day bills and at s4s5.at for demand
commercial bills. S4.s7is. bar silver.
ment bonds. irregular: railroad bonds tr-
regular. - -
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Aug. 2s.-Charters OF ves-
sci room here today to load more than a
million bushels OF wheat for Buffalo
tended to give the cereol strength. Al
though the hna ltone was easy. the
market closed n shade to - a y above
last night Corn finished a sixteenth 10
=, W. oats varying from n shade or to
from &c decline 10 &c increase in cost
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OHIO RIVER & WESTERN
RAILWAY.

Arrival and Departure OF trains q. Bell.
airo
Arrive-li 80 a. m. s:20 O. A. .f.5s D m
glepsr,-s,so a m $40 2. 1855 ;. M
deoart - $40 y n
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Petroleum.

'lL CITY. Pa. Aug 2s -Creff, hal.
20 runs. Sass. average. rqf.
l1'. shipments. tfe. 901. average. ii7 '..5i;
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New York Stock EXCHANGE

KEELING. ". Va. Aug. %. ~.
- hahse or active stocks on the New
MaSten n Co. brokers
STOCKS Open High Inn. -ll.in..
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1NDUsTRIALs. ETC. Bid. Asl
Baron's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. Aug rs, IL.
The following quotations on the more
active Wheeling stocks are corrected
daily for the Intelligencer by George w
Baron. local broker. and X. r. Marshall
manager Bond Department.
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CHICAGO. Aug. 2S.-Close: Cattle
Receipts. 900 .amterk .&&.cs ETAA
Receipts, 1900. best beevss. strong TO a
shade higher. calves 25c higher. becves.
S5.NS "a 1855. Texas steers. S5.O0n 70 /.
western steers. S. IS "a $50. stockers and
teed"r~. ss.3o U1.25. cows and helfers.
81 20 n SIS. calves. sG5O-siO.15
HOgs-Rcceipts. 1900: market rener-
ally Sc lower. light. SS.30M sos. mixed.
$500 $50. heavy. Ss.s5Is.SO. rough
$3.50 SIS. pigs. $500 $50. bulk OF
sales. g. 20 TS.-5
sheep Receipts. $4,000 lambs. gener-
ally steady. sheep. stronger. iOHI5c
higher. native. $3.f9N so. western. g. so
q 40. yearlings. $3.50 q go. lambs. ma
tive. fi.15 = 7.25. western. sf55 d7e6
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London Copper Easy. spot. go. foc:
futures. E1g. f2s. ca
tudres. G110
London Lead-E20. To-
London Spciter-- c7s. fFc.
IRON Cleveland warrants. s5s. "a In
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MefaIs.

WV YORK. Aug s-Copper-ouiet
hNt hfin. standard spot. s112BdI5 30
clectrolytic. 1874 II77sc. lake. ia. -
l. 70. castings. 17ts fsf7t,
Tin Firm. spot. 1fs 30df675
Lead -Firm. SfGOct f-r
Epelter--Juiet. tT.10m72O
Iron irm and unchanged
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-INrm
Rye-No. .. zoe.
harley Feed or mixing, f3H SOC: fair
to choice mailing. 81 g sec.
Timothy Seed--S2.15 n AS.
Glover seed-Si3.OO ~ 90.
Pork--Mess. Sl1.S7is 1900.
Lard In ticrccsl. $iO.95.
Short Ribs Loosel, $40. 90.
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UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTS
RIEGII. Pa. Aug 2S.-Cattle-Steady +.
supply. light. choice. 1925 q $50: prime.
$3.50 80.
Sheep-Stcady. supply. fair. prime
weth crS. $3.50 "a as. culls and commons.
Sl.5oH 90; lambs, Of5OH $50. veal
calves. 81. 50T HOO
liogs-liigher. receipts light; prime
heavles. S9.i0n 9 90; mediums. ss40e
3.i5. heavy workers. S9.4Od9.45: light
workers.. So 500 as. pigs. sS5OE9.5O.
rOughs. s7.5OH 500
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Everybody attend tne horse sale at
the Stone House. Elm Grove. next
Thursday
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Hazlett's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. ". Va. Aug IS. II.
The following quotations on the more
active Wheeling stocks are corrected
daily for the IntelliEencer by Howard
Hazlett * Son. local brokers;
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View York Bonds.

Total sales $4,000 shares.
'-EN. div. "a per cent
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Pittsburg Stocks.

-, !" 1T. III ~, W. va. Aug. q, IT
ne active Pittsburgh stocks. corrected
daily by 4 r Masten & co 61,Le-s
and brokers National Exchange Bank
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-12
Seras a 8.

Infer staat bot i'm Sabre
1911 inebr &oblen proou5iert als j,
5ubor. 0ie Broonftion betrug ST.,
974,593 Sonnen, Ole einen @ert BOZ,
$3,273, 388 batterl, ilno S2,417
Spnnen mebr ais I'M Sabr porber.
sSn einem @utadten iiber oas
@btitunoengeiet erfIart Die Gene
raj @npaltihaft in guitin, nad
oieiem @eieb iei es feinem arbeiter
berboten, ipenn er 2uit babe uno eS
freitpillig tue, langer als adt Stun=
BEN 5u arbeiteil.
Gie @emeinoe Der oeutlden lu=
tberiiden Stride in @alpeitcn mill
eine neue Stride bauen, oie $4,000
foiten ioG. Die @emeinoe lit cine
Der alteften oeliti6en proteitantii6en
@erneinben i'm Staate. Die Stride
itebt an Ser gde Der 24iten uno- ser
@innie StraBe.
= SSn Sallettspille lit 60 Citing.
iton geibolien uno permnnoet. ssranf
Sabn ipuroe perboftet.
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Gin semiituuacr sparselfrennb.

gincr Ger leioenidaftli6iten
Sporeelircunoe ieilier 8eit mar Der
irun50iilhe Shriitltcller Sontenel-
le5 Der 1857 als 9lnoertiabrieer
iiarb. Sein bobes slltcr idrieb er
oen reitben Spargelgenllie 8u. Mit
leinem Sreluloe Dubois fonnte er
iiber Die 3ubereitung ser Spnrgel
nicbt einig tueroen; er liebte iie nit
@Iiig uno Scl, Dubois oogcgen nit
0ntf,riouce. ginmof iparcn tie ge-
lneiniani BON Mobame sc Eencin
aum Spareelcilen eineelooen. Tim
geioe 5u erfreuen, batte Die @ir,
tin oeil 3ii6enhef Sean bcauftroet,
Ole cine S1lfte oes @elniilcs nit
Giiig uuo Del, Die anoerc nit But
terbriibc ber5uridteil. Sontenelle
iuor piinftlid 8ur Steltc, Dubois
blieb ous. Gin 8ote, oeu oic @aitae-
BERN la6 i'm ihidte, fam nit Der
Trnuerfunoc 5iriid, ct iei ploslih
einem G6loganfalI erlegen. .Sotl"
rief 0taoanfe be 9enein tiefbefpegt.
.Sut!" rief aud ssonteueIe &C..
riibrt imo iueinte einige Srdnen.
Damn ober iprong sSontenelle auf
elite sur Eiir uno idrie lout sur
Slide bin: uSean, bite ole Spar.
gel nit @iiig nno Dell"
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(8iir Die v6reie 9reiie fir seras. J
Der Sdie nnb bas Bier.

8as gSaIler lit fiir's liebe @ie6
Gum Srirlfen nur genra1t
Ser Weni6, bas 9IlIertpeltsgenie,
6ot iitb bas 8ier erbadt.
9as @aiier lit gar biiruer 5aft
Sn ieiner urgeitalt,
9od, WalS nnb 5opfeli eiebt ibm araft
@ei6n1od linb aub @e6olt
ltno als ben Stoff gum erIten 0eaI
Wean probte, - frober Sag,
9a failben ssreulloe, reid au 3abl,
Gid Elm, slln1 Seitsela9
8ar berrli6 if1medts i'm ssrennoes,
freis.
Ser Sranf tpor fill ul,o flar,
Sic sedten n1dBie, tlua ltilo fpeii'
Gid aIler Sprgen bar
9o, eines gags, ein @ottig Itanb
3nm @iiblen bor Der Sir,
Gin Dds, i'll ieinen nnberltanb,
Geriit6t bas fparnle 8ier,
@r foitet erit, et, gang fan1us
9as labt 1tlto i6lneeft nn9 1ne6r,
90 ioff er gierig benn b'rallf Ios,
Sen gall5en Sfiibel leer.
Im nd6iten Sag, ba lag er 1tli,nm,
Sief in bes ,Gaters @ai,n,
9as gauge gieb5eu9 itauo o'ruil rum
llnb iob BEN Sainliler oil.
Gin fromn1er @iel a6er ipri6t
@on Salbung: 0@eIdJe S6uta9l
Srinft 8oifer, bag berauidt eu6 ni6tl"
Sic anoern blodten's nad
ltrb bie Maora1 oaran lit oie,
8er eierig 1dnft brouf los,
>glie frieat gelllls, ipie's Iiebe @ie6,
Ser bleib' beinr @aiier blps,
9o6, iuer in frober Srelnoe areis
Sein 0ldsbel trinft, tpie mir,
8er n1dBig sedt ruo flug, ilnb peii',
Ser la6e iib am gierl
augun 8.olle.
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grieitraaer luerben fLieaem.

@ir leben III elmer 3eit GROCER @r.
fin0ungeit. Der Sorti6ritt benutt
bie 2lft @aIo tueroen mir llnele
Cams 8rieftrdeer nod allen @i6.
tuneen fliesen ieben INN Die goit au
beforoern. Die 2eute boben elm ftar-
fes Snterelie ail borteilbrinaenoen
@rfinonmgen. Desbalb lit aud Or.
Sings geem Discovery fir &uIten,
@rfaltungen uno anoere &als- uno
2ungenfranfbeiten Die beliebtelte Me-
oi5in in aImerifa. ygs furierte mid
bon idreflihem Suiten als ger5te
ino ale Wleoi8in ,lidts baIfen, !"
idreibt Mrs. S. S. Gabis, Stidneh
Corner, Me- ltnpergleidlih bei Su.
itcn, @rfdltllneen mto alien 2uftrob,
rcnleioen. Yrcis SOC unb $1.O0.
8robeflaidle frei bel alien @potbe.
fern.
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90. St. & 3. gabu.

~ ~s' W. ~ -. %"JW.
Nnfunft -
go 24t-sspn SouIton .7.2o BORN
Ro. 7-gon 9olIas nno Sort 8ortb
SO. 205-gon @anfds Gitb uno ct.
2ouis $40 born,
SO. 15-aofaI bonn Morben. $40 nad5m
$40. 9-@on aauias gitp. ct. 2ouis unb
@blengo ............8.8 $50 abenos
Gbfabrt
&o. 16-gaa6 gaorbeu bia etuitiu uab
Smitbpille 800 bonn
SO. 10-Modb ct. 2ouis, seauias gitp
lno gbicaeo ......9.00 BORN
80. 8-Rad Sort g8ortb unb Oallas
SO. 2O6-gRa6 ct. 9ouis unb aanfas
Stt9 9.UU aben0S
SO. 242-Rah Solifton 1918 abenos
O. G. & 9. 8. g. 6 O. n. gabnbsf,
Nntunft =
SO. -gonl Gorben. .9.55 borm
30. 9-8cm 3orben. :. t0.45 aberbs
gsp. 8-9a6 Dem 0oroen. .7.s0 BORN
go. 6--3ad benz Roroen. 800 abenhs
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@erlor elm geim bnrdl Snieftenitidl.

Gin Mnmn in Bolton perIor' Dor
8iuei Sabren eill 9ein our6 einen
Sssnieftenltid. lin ioIdc Soleen bon
SssnieftenItiden gu bermcioen, ge.
branht ihneI 8udfen's Mrniea Saf.
be aegen 8Iutpereiftline, @pt5iin-
oung, @eidmltIft uno Sdmer5. Sis
beiIt grano lmo griibmunoen. Sc
fdpiire, Samorrboioen, gr8ema,
Shnitttpunoen, Shiirfiugen. Mur
25c in allen slpotbefen.
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Uuslanr
500 f1)ann
Regierungstruppsn mach
JuareZ gescbickt.
Pest-Quarantaine.
Oester. offiziers ais Spicns
verbaftet.
Portugal's Hufstand.
Die Camorristen Issen Bsru.
flung Gin.
PortugaI's Hufstand.

sus Gbibuabua miro eelneloet,
adttauieno Wam giegierungstrup<
pen ieien bon BORT na6 Suarea abge-
gangen. Sro3eo tit am 9onnerstag
ny Snarea angefommer. 5eine Mn-
funft bot fein Mufleben erregt llno
er lit iebr fifbl aufgenommen NOR
Den.
Sn Der merifanii6en Stoot
Seran, fiinf5ig Meilen o1tlib bon
Wonterep gelegen, iino @ablllnru-
ben ausgebrohen. Son Monterep
i!nb $50 8nrales bingeI6idf nor
nsn, Inn Die Sronune tpieoer her5u.
s!ellen
I1e merifanii6e 9fegierun3 6at
alle SaIcn gegen Sdiife BON 2a6a,
Torto &ico nnb Srinioao eei6loiien,
oaltit oic Beit bon oortber niht eill-
geiAlpppt meroe.
Stint oiterreidbii6e sOffi3iere,
iuelhe Die @ren5e Serbiens ii6cr-
i6ritten batten, iino bon oortigen
@el,ornen in @aft genonnnen lpor-
ben. 9lngeblih paren lie oalnit be-
idlaftigt 3eidnllngen Ser 5eItuna
Semenoria auf5nnebmen, melhc
iiiooitlid bon 8elgrao, ON ser 90
nou gelegen, lit. 3meifeIlos miro
Der 3pii6enfall au ioiortiget anti
ltben Observation-Disclosures slnlaS
geben.
= Slus 2tiiabon miro genleloet:
Die Monarhiiten nobmen oie Stuot
Gobeeeiras De 8aito elm lno Die He.
alerlrngstruppen fdiften iid iniort
Gil, Gle 5iaot 5u bonlbaroieren. gie
Wonardjften iteben unter oem aolr-
maneo pon 6olno Gbriito uno ioIlcn
bon Giubao 9ioorigo, Spanien, in
Hartusal eingeriidt iein. geo6 Gen
lesten9eabribten lit aud oie @rens-
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ben alif Der Steae eetotet. Stint an
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THROWN FROM
A BUGGY
Mrs. Will Hale Seriously Injured
and Mrs. John |. Stuart
Also Hurt.

Mrs. VIII Hale, formerly of New
pou, but who now resides near Rock
wood, Knox county Is lying III her
home in a serious condition as result
OF IA runaway accident last week. Mrs.
John |. Stuart, also IA former Cooke
countiah and well known here was
also hurt, but not seriously.
Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Stuart, together
with two OF Mrs. stuart's chiltiren had
been visiting at the home of Mrs. Bar
clay Leith who recently moved to
Knox county. Their home is only 4
mile away from the home of Mrs
Hale, and whileon the return trip t,e
horse which the ladies were driviae
became frightened and Mrs Hale was
pitched out on her head while Mrs
Stuart and children were both thrown
from the vehicle. Mrs. Hale wa,
rendered unconscious and after being
removed 10 her home il was founsi
that one Of her eyes had practically
| keen knocked out and She was suffering
from many painful and serious bruises
about the head and body. Because oI
her advanced age her friends fear Tho
results CT the accident.