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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-10

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los4-IIe Settles 13l -l5I per Efuns. Def
gartsb 10--13e.
RshI unb 6ttrsts,.
MshI.--slsnes Hinter gateat &48o-5.10,
Minter 8aRes A.55-4.70, Rinttf Samils
S4.10-425, ertrn $3.80-4.00, srbiadrss
s3.55---3.75. garter Beissn gattnt $5.lo--
5.7I, 10. fanee t4.65--5.00bo. Ganilp $4.00
-4.25, assssnmsbl, norDweitlih ssmii htes
34.75--4.85, reinesgits s6.00-6 .16, gemiiA.
tss s4.75--5e0 per DBL.
. eiaea-Nartt lsbbait nne itetio. 80.
rsfie, Tinttr l04 - 1o7c, 70. 3 DO. o.
l01t. no. rotter 78 - 90t per Babel.
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feuat, su S5tzc, 1 ear rotbsr Bintsr nod
probe, qdhrene, su 791zt. Gar DO. iautr,
su 89t, l Gar DO adbrtne, sn s2s, 600 gu.
nad Strobe, sdbrsue, NIT aosssn su Tie auf
benz Gslsiit.
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su s2c, Gar 10. A DO. III Sic une aar
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purben: Gard 2s. ptiber III zoe, ] Gar
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DO. feudit su 2911t, Car DO. ,u Doc, Gar
bp. iu 29ISe, Q Gar 2o ptissr IN 3Sc.
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bo. su 33Ixt, 2 gars Deissr sGhrsuo III 23c
| / Gar Deisr Had probe, adsreuo, III 29szc,
9 Cara sdhrtne su 23e, T50 gu. SO. 4 as.
mifties init ssrn su 30t, Care Re. 2 ss'
miiti,s ~ 34t, Gar 70. DO. ga 3Ss aui
oem @sIfiis.
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Re 8 T0-73e, 20. 4 62--T0e Berfauft mar.
esu: Gar 30. 4 .u roe. Gar DO. ,u 68e
400 gu. 30. Oo nit &titsn gu 75s au
bsm 6elsiis.
rfts.-Ro. 8 s2inttr 50-70s. Ao. 9
frdbiabrs 75-S0c. 30. 67--75c, 30.
60-67s; suttsrssrfs 40-60t Der tu.
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-9ee Der Su.
Bsrstti b Der y.tr.ts..ersiis nit s.rI..
ntstuam sletA.n fars s., sIriI.I SaarsB
s.pt. 9. 1912. Sept g. 1911
| Mei,en, re. 2 rsthtr 49,. l054e 93A9
MelfHfsrn, no. 8 asmifAts SO: 67f
/ SaFsr, 10. 2 semifhter nca.r 80: ASH
fsastn 70. . neutr ..... 70; Bic
| peu 20. / 2imctba $500 s2l 81
@hists
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suSer. -yreir. letia. RaFiairtsr sut
Peat s.45e. ssnSer.s 5.8j. Gubts sos,
sranalatss 5s5t, gsnFeetisnsrs n" B.50e.
on II" 5.30-5.50e, Deitsr trt,a g" 5.23
--s.20s, ertra g. 5.05--s.l5e, srsiaarst
e,Ib,r 4.95-500e
MsIaifs, IN H.ti1. 2ss orysas, oper
As.tl, s2-5os, esntifrusat ls--2ss. per
eaasne.
stis.-w war,t n.mvis t.ssa't uns a.si,.
2satHana, Ranch 6eas sI TIE. Srima s
-sLt, ssstairsr sX-4xt sassa tZ-5zs
Der sfuHs.
Bairsyrssn"..
nutt.r. grsomsrn IN nm I've bro
pfune ataitasu. Sarth ertamsrn SOC,
gusmtrs fra 28lSt, 10. fstsHs 2619t, fanss
Enirs 221is no. l zoe Der SfrHs.
Rife. - Warst H.tia. obis l6e. 1srs-
S.ali6u ls-1s%s, Res Sers Tie. Shrst.
,r 21-2lt. s. SriS l6e, eimburssr l7xs
Der Sfuns
atsr. - gnasbet ornaa.nh, frtiis Re.
tia. prima frifA. eRhHsreier 23e. HrHs
axe, srsinars Firfs lse, fsssass l5e per
Dtb StrIuH ab.
osaassI.-ana.sct bon fhpsrtu slb.
ntrH nnatniiaenh. Ghi6tni ron pfune uno
tartber l7,sr. inter \ efune lse. pnhnsr
l3L--l4ke, cdsne sb.t. fraihuhntr To-
zoe, ssas Sc, s.tis entsn i5e. staifAte Sc,
iunss eutsn 10-llS, eanfs &c Der Sfuns .
Obauss S.mif.
S.sfsI. - fansn s30o-325. aastrIe.
Stut "a. .5O--2. 10, anoere $500 per pa.
eitrsHea.- Msr.t fssi5. Galifsrais
39 OO-l0.00 per aifs.
craasea. Rsret rail, xss aetll.
eats Salsaeta S2.7s-350 per Rite.
StrueH. 80 cartl.tts $3.50 - 400.
Tui6eTs $2.0o-2.a5. anbsrs Toe = 81 90
Der gu.
yfiriiAs. - slbsrta $l.5o --225 Der
rufbsI.
8u6ermslsnsu.-N NaralaHb $l.25-
1.50 per Stnnbars Crate. 5roiaaa Sians.
arb 30--40e Der eorb.
@a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der
100 Stad.
pfIaumtn. - Eamion s1.25. ansers
75s-sl.0o Der Gu.
@sintraRben - eoHecre 10 - liz
per Aort bon gsune.
Embellishments $2.00-2.2S
per Obi. unb 66-75s per ga. bonn Stort.
EHsfartsfftln. StraiAia 81 90
per Camper. ume s2.75-3 90 per Obi.
Araat.- Wartt eetis. ssuiso.as 75t-
tl.O0. sinbeimiiAes 75e--Sl.00 psr Crate.
5niebsIn--eeuisniLs $2.00-2.25 net.
BE 75s-$l 90 per ouihsl.
earssn. - Ginbstmll4s 20 -25s Der
Gabsnb.
Rotbe.Rabsu. - l0-l5c Der Daseas
Hnnbt.
OrlReTotnsn. 25--3oe per 4 Da.
Sad.
5u6srtsrn. - einbeimif4ss l2Il--15s
per Tutene.
Gomatess. einbsimif9s so - ITO
per Babel
aebffaIat. -f1 .O0--1.25 per CAMPER
eaab. vrse1ste.
1shaea. Narff Atlis. vrima mar.
ssf ct t3.25. sf6ssts sas bei eaas ssp Nskts
Aass t2.90 per Ds.
csa.--Narst ia rsbis. Neses ~. ii,
msfbs el7.o0-l7. 80, Ns. 8 -. tl5.50-16.00
Do. el3.00--l4.se; 4tss -. ssmifAter
tls.6o-l6o0 10. b. elaS0-14.00, RE.
30. l alter tl6.00-l7.0 90. &s, Z DO $500
Ill. 80 per Ton.
Nitlsafsttsf ~ kstiq. .-alele 4 a. 90
l-ss00, misslsss srsbs e2I6o-as.oo. -,
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Usts. ssnss sns nrfien t. yaes Dsrf.

zen ,on eau sarse su 31z-314S snss
aelishen.
srima ssfSaftspayi.u Ssrssa ,H 5-51f%
eisfontirt.
EterIiua GrAanae fhnah. Siht gu
s4.Ssl4 uHs 90 fass ~ $4.S2A--4.63.
buubss. .DbItdnttenen naren Ne.
tia unh nurnen wie fcIat ansttrt:
Ser. ssaaten Refunsina 2S i0l 10lK
~ rtaiHrirtt il925l 1l3lf-ii44, esubons
1i3k-ll4h, 81 reaiartrts lo2 - lo2A
GssSsns I02 - 1o211, yaHama atsihtrss
~ 10o5s-101ls.
afttsn marft. Ter Fantausneis
Der Rem gorser 4amfta am isbtsu Samhag.
lpeIdler tins psitsrs Rebuitiou in Der uber.
fhaifiatn aefsrp. ,raab, foiplc bic asirrsn
In Nsriio NIT tinsr bsporitshtnesu 5nt'rpen.
tion truasa pieI init ea,u bel. eas be prsiis
sipas buuHttrsiaseH. Der Nartt itIs, un'
atreaslt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-10

E,n psrt, s. Stpttmb.r.
sinx ii fsit ,u 1870 - 4s.20; suef.r
n isa: eai. l7A - 1875. aIecthrsIstis ,u
l711-l77sc, eating ,u l7ls--l714e. slti
tart An t4.85 SIS: speIter in fst
sa s7.25 - 7.5O. giitn nar tart. 80. |
ssunsrs ROrth.ru ,u sl6.50-l7.01, 30 2
DO. su sl6.2S-l675, ne, SoutserR urs
Re. l Southeru ioft ,u sl625-l675
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gtrf hte enes.

Dele. Deartt in itsttg. -e.tn5t robes
67t, setsHtes 6ee per SaasHe tn Yarti. n
ssn 8bl ertra Diater EsH 4arool Csc
per 8aasae. Cotton Stee Cel 55-56t per
Saaonr. isrpentin 47e; Petroleum, Ohio
Carbon 120@rab 9txr, DO. l50 Grab lie.
DO. 5.abliqbtl75 @rab 1915. Grsna 0afe.
lin15e, Aapbta l7e per Gallon: in gartien
Boa 5 sauoutn.
eaG,-Der Wartt II: rubia. Cbis giser
ti.oo. Ni6isaR uss atrou lO4e psre5t. bon
ESQ vfuas.
tafs ia f.Ftr. - Trima gits 67s-7t,
ss. ssuHtrs 634--6Ist per Plumb.
fshlsH. - Narf: rsbis. Soushioabenr
"a. 20 so, AuS uRb SlnS y2l0, Rama,
sba stl6fsblen $3.25-3.50. aus xns clad
$500 Der Tonne abs.lt.f.rt. aauAtsf.
etaafsbleu $4.25, aMttracts $780,. rs per
fsnxe sbselisfert. sste tsf.t $3.50 per Toass
sbs.lisfert
edmereien-Wartt fetia. Elteiaa.
men 50 so 1880 auf BEN SsIsiis unb $40 so
--12.50 perSu. ssm Stors. ltmotbg $l.50
200 auf btm esItils aHs S2.00-2,75 per
Su. benz Stsre.
5.btru. - Eahfraa. gut. Nartt f.R.
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Stttass. 9. s,ptemb.r 1918

finhsi.h.-g geeses s5. .T5-1O. TO. S.ras
etiere 81 1850, Defii6e Stiere 81. .85-
9.l5, Steders uns S.ebers o. % - Ills.
alhe unb Ssifers So 00-8 10, sGtber 81. so
- 11.75. Iartt fstig bis etpas b6ber.
Saneine 2.thte So. 50-9 90, st.
mifhte So 1890, fhmere $780-S 80,
rsuhe 81 so -- 500, 8erset $525 - $40.
Wartt Iaueiam uuo i'm Augem,insu b0bsr.
6hafs uub 2ommsr-Sdafc Gin
beiu,iichs So 40-4.65 weslite $3.50 rs,
SdbrIinae "a 00-5 IS, eammer gtubeimt.
fds $40 -- 725, pstIi5s $4.75 -- 1856.
Wlartt ftetig bis itart
3ufHbr - RineDsb 10000. Sbptiue
29, 900, S6afe unb 2ammer 10000.
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q &hafeRnA fAmmfr

Sma't $50 Ia n &c. -- DIE Safub
ror beute Qertnq, bic gabfraee mar mdbis
Sd,dfe iinO ftetig, edmmer a5er FeieR nm
15-25c
Sdnfe -- ertra $3.50, gate bis aus,
trleieue $500 - $40. orbiudre bis quite
81 1875, 1utt.riaaf. s3.5O-4.25, Sabr.
Iinqe 81 00-5 90.
edmmer. @rtrG bradlteu f7 so, CUTE
bis aussrIsfene Sc. 75-7.26, srsiRdre bic
falrs $4.l5--625, GaIs $2.75--4. 90.
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ginrinnati. 7. Sspismbtr.
3ufuhr uub S.riauot pibreuo Der osrHof.
f,ntn gSohr, StraliaeH nit BEN oorberssbens
ben 2 gSoAsu pareu fpte folat:
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q
ben 2 gSoAeu Darsu tple iolgt:
safubr: RiROOt,5 sau,tn.. e6af,
Mug. "a .5ol1 10079 2393a
aug. 81 .... 1858 l2408 2os21
Sept. 7....577l l0.02 1248l
Der B.riauot b.tray in b,ri.lb.n 3.tt.
aua. IS 1917 1854 1915
dug. 81 1895 453l 1919
Sept 7. 1910 5452 1887
3ufubr une etrianot wahrsue Der Osrioi.
i.nsn 48 Stunosu, psrslitsn nit OtrfsIbeu
3rit soriger 80hs iino ME foIgt:
5nfubr Ruspiss Sapstn:. S6sfs.
ssst. sSt ....a7ss : a1ss 2sss 2ass i7as iSs.
Der Ssrfanot bstraJ in serisIDsu 3stt:
Srpt. 2.... rs llls 467
Sept. y .... 326 $50 1885,
Wiuboish.- Ele 8ahirnae mar be-
eeutene bsTer uue bic grsiie fetia. @utt
etiere iteaen etpas i'm Sreiis.-StoSsrs uni
Iseeers iino itetia bis TART.
gAssr, 5tisr. braatsn s6.75--s.40. ertrc
- ianep 49,. SHisa $2.75-7.O
slalderititre s450-790, auserIeita. BID
rrtra s700-7 so, eeii,rs S3.50-6.s5, aus.
srI.fsn. bis extra $7.oo-7 so, ranep -
Ribs S20O-4.75, aussrIsi,n. bio ertra s5 OF
-5.75, Gamers 81 00-3.25, Ste6srs uns
6eesers "a. $500.
SulIeu.--Eie 3ufubr mar uur mabig
bic Nadsfraae rir. quite unp Die Brsiie hstia
Mss.rs nHs l.ihts s325-4.25, SpIssul
$4.26-5.lo. sEtra $5.l5-525. fetts suIIsn
IS 00-5.25.
NiIatab.. - Seuts mar Der Wartt
f,,ia.
artra ss5.oo-7o.oo, quite bis auserl.ieu,
t35. .00-60.00 orcinare bis quite sl5. 90
20 90.
aaIbsr.-Sit 3uiubr mar sismlih aroi
nnb bic preii. eimas nisbr,esr. TIs orbi
n1rsn SRalitat.R parsn Hau.
Crstaare une srsbs S5.0o-975 fair BIT.
gate lsitte$8. 800 .25, srtra $lo.50-lo. 10.
aalbet In ben Hommiiiions- Saulern. -
3anss 1oc, prima bis auserIsieps 81 4-9Ite,
srlin6rs 4--6bat.
Shpein Die 3ufHbr NOR nur mo
big uno bi. Frtiis 'tise.n ossbalb um To-
per 100 Biane, sumal bic gahfroee ,iH,
sienlllh quite mnr.
ehmers $50 pfune aufpdrts s9.00-9.25
cute bis auserleisns Berpadunas. xnb
EleiiAerferten %. .35-9 10, semif&te Ssrsa,
lunasfsrten So 25-9 55, srsindre bis aus
srlefsns fdsere fstts 5dus $6 .5o-s. 10, eytrs
isis, etass s4.50 - 7 1s, sttra %. n
-745, Iei6ts Herfanetiorisn $40 - s25
Ssr.sl son llo y!e. uus ssusssr tA.5o-s.2S
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pterbe mno Waatefel.

eiusinuati, 9. Sspmmbsr, 1919.
Tit h.is, gSittsruHs Der bsrHoFsusr bsia
ben gsottu bate siHen iebr nahthsiiigtu
aiHflus auf ben hieiiaen War.t uRb eisprtiis
Dartn stbrait Ti. fplgsnbsH GuotiruHasn
nuresR am etlub Der Node nambait &C..
maHt {:
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3uFubr uns 8trianet wahrsuo s,r osraOi.
i.nen s6 Stuuosn, bsrgllhtu nit 6trislbeu
3sit soriger gSohe iino ME folat:
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st 600 gorLb, a. ar. 90 So. 1885. g u
2.00o G..E &C l. hg,.................fn fn3
i.ooc GiH'ii 0as Tt 7. o. So iess %
Na&Asbsnst 1absas ben TIM hisEa.n Uaarit
behnbiiAen Ssnss uns k.iiss sisbs Die Off.
jitusn Gnsiirunqsn an:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-16
BANNER WOOL YEAR
IN OLD HIGHLAND
TEN THOUSAND POUNDS II
HAULED TO MARKET WITH
TRACTION ENGINE,

MONTERREY. VA. August 15.-ona
OF the largest loads Of wool ever TAX
an TO market from Highland in sim
gle conveyance left here on Monday
afternoon In charge of William Fl, Cor
bett. who made use Of his traction en-
CINE and large truck. He had 10000
pounds and n looked like an unwieldy
bulk with which to start across four
mountains to market The shipment
was made by the mercantile firm of J.
LunBford q Son, OF this place, and
represented their purchase for the sea-
son.
The wool clip of Highland was re-
Gently estimated, of hand, by COM
mission man at SIS. 600, but investi-
CATION proves that the town of Mon
terey alone took in through its mer-
chants, approximately $4,000. and Il
conservative estimate. this basis.
would run the tonnage up to 100, 600,
or very close to It. which would place
Highland among the leading counties
OF the State in the production Of wool,
a statement. however. which is based
10 come extent on superstition rather
than actual figures. one PORT at
| least, may be authoritatively stated.
and that Is that the quality Of the
Highland product is superior to that of
rnanv other counties, and during the
wool season commission men get ex-
tremely busy In an effort 10 secure 1t.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-16
GENERAL AYRES
HAS GOOD SHOW

BRISTOL, VA, Aug. lb.-t'ollowing
the ANAL announcement that Congress-
man c. B. Slemp, the lone Republi-
can" representative from Virginia, Will
not be candidate for the Republican
nomination for reelection at the hands
of the G. o. p. convention TO be held
in Bristol. August 2Sth, there is much
speculation as to what the outcome OF
the race will be, In view OF the fact
that the Progressive party leaders of
the district are busy ana preparing 10
nominate candidate for congress.
Independent OF the convention to be
held here the latter part of this month.
The Democrats, who have nomi
mated General Rufus A. Ayers of Big
Stone Gap, former attorney general
of Virginia, are now confident OF his
election Congressman Slemp de-
feated Henry c. Stuart two years ago
by majority OF only $50, and with
the dissention that exists IN the party
this year, General Ayers friends pre-
dict his election by handsome ma
jority
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-16
A. C.LL. INSTITUTES
TRAIN TELEPHONE.
TRAINS REyT'W FEN STATIONS
WILL USE APPARATUS TO
GIVE WHEREABOUTS.

RALEIGH, n c., August 15.--The
use Of the railway telephone appar-
atus has been begun by the Atlantic
Coast Line, and Captains Cotton and
Davies are trying 1t on their runs.
The instrument is carried about IN
"A sruan leather case. about SIX inches
long and an inch in diameter. 1t has
receiver and transmitter and small
insulated wire connects 1t with a fold
Ing rod which is hooked on 20 the
main line wire 4 signal gets the
opera tors attention, and talking is
made easy within q minute.
The Coast Line is making the ex 8
pertinent and already the good Of the
instrument has been shown. Between
stations that are far apart, the in
strument has great value. 1t enables
the operators at the various stations
10 locate the train exactly and the
instrument can ALWAYS, betray the par
ticuIar trouble which is stopping and
delaying trains
Best In Wrecks
A few days ago between Four oaks
and Smtthfield. pipe on the engine
OF 50 bursted The conductor imme-
dlately called up Smithfleld and told
dent In wrecks with casualties of
more serious nature attending them,
II Is to do its best work
The Coast Line Is the first in North
Carolina to undertake this plan. Rail
road men see in IL the posi- bility of
talking IN the future while riding on
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-16
UNION OF CLERKS NOT
RECOGNIZED BY ROAD

Rumors that the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad -ompanv had entered
into an agreement for recognition of
the clerks union are without foun
dation in fact. according to state
ment by f. ". Cirice, fourth assistant
to the superintendent No negotia-
tons for a recognition of the union
are pending
The action of certain clerks in ap-
pealins to their unien on the Hunting
ton division was probably RESPONSE
BILE for the union. Mr.. Grice said. THE
Chesapeake and Ohio has no contract
or agreement Of any sort with the
clerks union There has been no ap-
peal 10 the general offices of the corr
pany for recognition. Ii any clerk has
been DISCHARGED on the Huntington d.
vision it is purely q local matter and
one for the division officials to ham
die"
According 10 press dispatches from
Huntington efforts are being made Sc
cretly TO form Unions OF clerks all
over the Chesapeake and Ohio system.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-16

LEXINGTON, August l5.--~"No Re
publican In under any party obligation
whatever to support Mr.. THtt for
president" said Zeb Vance, Welser.
State manager for MI Roosevelt la
an interview given ou. here this ar
ternoon. Mr.. Wnfser IL "f the opinion
that II the Roosevelt men are tnrned
out Of the Republlean convention 20
per cent OF tn. v,tfng Strength Of the
party Ia the STAT VIII lie THEREBY
excluded. He said:
BY vote of 90 out Of "a. the
delegates 10 the Chicago convention
declined to further participate In or
be bound by the acts of the conven-
ton. Among those voting for this
resolution were. Hon Richmond
Pearson. DR.. Cyrus Thompson, Hon.
/. NJ Meekins, Hon. d. w Patrick.
Hon. James n Williamson. Jr, Hon.
John Il Benbow. Senator Butler.
Hon. D. H. Senter. Congressman COW
Ter, Judge Robinson. Colonel 3. =
! McNinch. Mr. J. r. Fedrick and many
others These men NO voted because
they did net believe PTes9ae mt Iatt
had an honest majority of the dele
gates in the convention.
'"rh State committee must think
| more about MIR Taft than about the
! SUCCESS OF inc party ia thS SN"tN-
| The effect of it's action. If carried out,
| would wreck the party and defeat
| every county and Legislative FfcRet
VIII Take No Dictatfon.
/ The Republicans will take no die
/ tation from committees. At least go
| pew cent are for Roosevelt. The
State In stronger for him now than
1t was at the Raleigh convention.
THE Republicans of DAVIDSON
county are for him almost to a man.
| These 2.5o0 lifelong Republicans can
mot be buildozed by r. committee.
They will nominate a ticket and In
struct Its delegates for Roosevelt
| without the permission OF a few Of
flee holders
The Republicans OF North Caro-
lima do not have to be told whom
to vote for. They are free men.
THE counties will hold conventions
and elect and instruct delegates Tor
Theodore Roosevelt. Just as well at
tempt to dam the Nile with bull
PUSHES as to stop the rising surslns
Roosevelt tide.
VIII Bar Many.
1T might be we'll TO suggest that II
! the State committee desires 10 lock
its doors TO the Roosevelt Repuh-
licans. II will lock them against more
than one hundred thousand as loyal
gallant men as ever trod the earth.
Il believe that 1t was majority Of
the delegates that met In Orchestra
hall and placed Roosevelt in nomi'
nation and that II logically follows
therefore that NO Republican is un'
der any party obligations whatever
. TO support Mr. Taft for president
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-16

hero how happy you ought tn be.
little Betty
Happy"
"Yes-to think you're going to
marry him. Hut | don't wonder ne
loves you. youre such dear--he was
telling me about you on deck JuEt
before We went out Of the harbor. He
pointed you cut t. me. you we're 1ust
a little spe"k on the porch.
, Betts's face famed. SHE wondered
If they had seen her spying 4 saw
you-~throngh the glass.
Odd you--then I'm afraid Gregg
surprise won't be q surprise ~ all"
What surprise ," demanded Betty.
I'm let him show you~-it WAS
something he wanted me 10 see--to
know if you would like II. Betty.
How lovely you are. Betty cried.
ashamed before this gracious creature
OF the sinallness or her suspicious.
ooh, why didn't YOU marry Greg
You're better mate for him than
The tears which had been near
the surface all day nov overlooked
and Betty sobbed
My dear nay dear" Helen muir
INJURED. Il didn't marry Greg be-
cause we didn't love each other. We
were only good friends, and next
month l am going TO marry the only
man In the world for me"
That night Greg. pale as Betty. and
much more interesting as an invalid,
sat beside her on the porch. Together
they looked at the moon. rising gold
above the waters but they said Iittls
until Greg took from his pocket
little box and opened IL. Within
sparkled a lovely ring. which. in
radiance. matched the moonlight It's
for you. Betty" he said.
But Betty had confession 10 make.
Il thought You didn't love me-" she
whispered. this morning when you
went away. was afraid you loved
Helen"
He fitted the ring on her thin littie
finger, then drew her to him, This
ring must be pledge" he said. "of
faith and trust And the merit tins
YOU lock at me through the glasses.
Betty-look through rose colored
ones"
Betty buried her shamed face In
his coat You knew"
Yes. That's why didn't wavs
to you. knew you were watching
--and-and 1t wasn't worthy OF you.
dearest"
Then as II afraid that his little SER
mon might hurt, he kissed her. But
the ring seals a new contract" he
said. Remember"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-16
SAYS 90 PER CENT OF TAR
HEEL REPUBLICANS4 ARE FOR
ROOSEVELT FOR PRESIDENT

an engine running sixty miles an hour.
They think this In the beginning OF
q now system that will do entirely
away with the present mode Of dis
patching and will cut the operators
on the road almost entirely out
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-16

BILBOA, SPAIN. August fs.-
Fourteen fishing boats were sunk IN
a storm which ragged along this sec.
ton or the Spanish coast for the past
two days The total number -
deaths liz not known, but lie fisher
men from this port were drowned.
The hurricane has now abated. bu..
during the height of it's fury, caused
hundreds OF thousands of dollars
damage to coast towns.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-16

The annual sale OF seats at Beth
Ahaba temple win take place on
August a5th, at the temple. Mr.. Isaac
Held, secretary, will be on hand 10
offer the seats
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-16
Entertained at tar1s'

Mrs. William CrutohfieId. OF KIch
,,ara Who is visiting Mrs. James II
pevErie in Harrisonburg. was tht
guest Of honor Wednesday at charm
ing card party given by Mrs. Deyef'e
Thera We're SIX tables Of bridge. ano
among the guests was Mrs Il il
Scherer. of Richmond,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-16
Isaac Held as Salesman.

Mr.. and Mrs LucIen Ryland have
returned from Willoughby Beach.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-16

Mrs John s. Harwood Jr.. who has
been visiting her mother. Mrs. f. Y
in Portsmouth, has returned
10 hera cottage at Wilioughby
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-16

air. and Mrs. Jack Gary are visit
ing Mrs. n ]. Cough in tynchburg,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-16
Miss Martnar-g Engaged.

Announcement has been made OF
the engagement Of Miss Emma Mar
burg. of Baltimore, daughter of the
late MI aud Mrs. William A. Mar
burg, OF that city, 10 Mr.. Frederick
A Fischer. of Paris, The marriage
will take place in New York next
month Miss Marburg is one or the
most prominent society girls OF Bal
timore. and her engagement Is Of
Wide interest
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-16

Mira Lloyd freeman. Of Norfolk,
left this week for Lewisburg. w. Va.
where she will vfrit her parents Mr.,
and Mrs. Harry FTazier. OF Rich
n9ond, at thsir summer home, Thorn
void" Mrs. Freeman spent several
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Erskine Miller
at their camp near Buffalo Gap en-
route to znwFiSbfsru
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-16

Mrs r. J Jones announces the =
gaxement of her daughter Marijorle
seiden, 10 Mr.. Alvin Hubert Thornton
Of Chsriuestion w. Va. The marriage
Aitl take place in the early IAN