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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-02
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GfneiHnati. /. rttobes 1918.
Die naHfolsenoen Guo,irunsen be,i.ben
nd nur auf GnorcS.T Tyansasfinnen Bei
neineren Gel6df ten Dereeu sspas Hbtsrs
Srsiie bert&net.
Hropifisnfn
Der Nsrf. mar ruhis. bic Hreik ketia
ehmals. - Drsaa Stsan elo.ssk
11.02h lob.
fro6engefsIaeneS HieifA. -
0arft heiig. - Short clear Ssiten II ~
1876, fbortNtppenfeiten ls4-i2He, eyira
llcrt dsar Seiten 12ia--l9Ke, SAulssrR
i1-iike. DeEiss iSH-iSAs Iofs unS
~ nebr s:rva6t.
6aeoM-Rarft tetio. - Short dear
estien l8K-i8kc. fuTstNippenieiten 10 4
lSkt, eyfra lbcrt rienr SeiIen tD k-leke,
64ultern ~ - 13Ae unb OellisS l44-
iM lofe unb ks per HfnRs mesr psrSa6t.
Sugar Cursd.6!afA. Narst ID hesis
- e4inffn lsk-ios, Dienir S&uliern
lSk - IA, Oreafisif 0acsn 10 -. 30s
6Auitern isK -i4c, Rer Vpsf Gut G&ul.
terra iSk-iAs, trs9ens 0eeisS&inien es4.0o
-35.O0.
eateesb6eftB greifd.-War,t
RetiS. sHinien i4K - i5e, pienie gdul.
tern iGx-i0Kf. Hellies i7-i7Hs, cHui.
tern II. -i1xs Rem DOrs gut sAuiisrn
li-ilAs
6rifaeS DIeifA. - e6imsen ls--
13Kt, S.cnie S6uIseyn e--Skr. Gaul.
tern 9-9,se. ftors RtppenIeiisn SA-I0Ac,
bort dear Gstten lo-loHe, exfss ibort
Ssiten " = ioAs Bellies i4--leKr per
Hissb.
fs,r ans Oetrstss
NTH .Sinier yatent el.l5 - ass
0sAfer 1ascs es.o0--4.l0, 0inter 20.
miis t3.00- S.25. Gyfra e2.SO-S.00. o..
tsHdres o3-6t-3.75, cartey 2eiAen Hatsnt
k.63--3.00, %. foncp es.064.35, DO. Ha.
sgsis $3.50 A.00; WoeoenMehl, ncrbpetliA
semil4teS A-i.v1-l.00, veineS Gitp AGO.
@-30H. aeun,&tsS e3.So--4.i0 per Dbl.
@etjeR --3nfubr gerine. 20. . scfhey
@inier e7--oss, 10. 8 ho. N--e6e; go. 4
rcther So-e4e psy Ua. Werfamft uureen
500 1n. Re. rcfbsr NIT Corn Al 92e, 1
0ar mad Hrcbe rOtter 81 96e. / Gar bo. 5u
0Bt ant Dfm OfIeiie.
@elf&tern Morgt mar ruhia unb
winig. wei6eS 78ke, go. uetkeS rs
--75 ke, ylo. 4 wei6eS 7l--7Hx, 70. . eelbes
73s, no. . b0. 71K--78e, Wp. 4 DO. 10
- TIC, 10. = eeMiidtes TIC, No. 8 bo.
72H-7ee, 30. DO. 70--72e, pei6eS kol.
benfcrH r. 7lc. getbes bc. 7s--7se, eemifds
tes DO. 72--74e Der Wu--BerfanIi wurbsn !:
? 9art SO. : neibes ~ TSxs. y Cars bp.
p 7se, Var 70 = esttss ~ 7sKs. . Cars
b. ~ zse. . Cars Nc. > bo. 5u 7ss. 500
pa 20; nit Hessn ~ 7Ss, Gar eemifd.
ffs &ribeHforH ~ 74s auf bsm @slttis.
Oatex.-- Rarst ftetig --Rs , wei6es 49,
AsJbs eiaAoar6 psiteS lsk = ~. 80. :
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-02

ems Der fhleiiihen Giienbabn ouf, iunb
ben Stadtsrdtben bon giisberg, benz
ipateren Dberprdfibenten BON Meftfa=
len, uno 9raf pifler, bem fpGteren
Winiiter Der 2anDpirtbfhaft, lag es
oh, fdfls es ansiage, Die 4bneigung pes
Wondrhen gegen giienbdbnen All
iiberpinben. 3aS mar teinsstpess cine
leihte Qrfgabe. gle lu6tsH - 0eil
in elmer tleiuen arisgsIiit. gei elmer
gour bel 6Dfe its1ten lie iih in une
mittelbare 0abe bes S0nigs in cine
5eniterniiR bintsr Die 8orbdnge, uno
10 laut, oab Der Wtonarh es boren
mlBte, uitterbielten lie iih 10: ,4ber
mas mag Mir Der 9runo fein, DAP Se
Wiujeitat niemats nit Der Giienbabn
fdbrt@ - n8as 8olt meint, IS mare
Jnr6t Dor eiuem llngliidsfau." -
punm0gli6! Sin a0nia, Der Die
S6labt bon &ulm tpmmanoirt bat,
tennt teine 5urht!" s4ber mas tanu
oenR Ionit Der 9runo isin?" sd
CLAUDE, oaB Sc Wajeftdt idlsdt be-
ratben lit uub meint, Die giienbubneH
roiiroen ben Staat nit 3loiel Shuls
Den beld1ten." - Damn lit es after
oinss Die bodits 3eit, Sr. Wtajeltdt
eins anoere Meinunq bei3ubringsn. -
.gas piiroe 6errn BON RIgler gegenz
iibtr ihper balter." Sein gport Des
9eiplddss mar 5rieDrih Dilbelm III. !.
entgangen. Sid ourein gu miihen
untsrlieb sr ieDoh aits feinsm Sutrz
oefiibl. laein am nohitsn Sage
4esnbs mar ean3 Berlin srI.aunt. in
Der Staats3eititng 3n leien: .Se. Wlz
jeitdt fino beute Ulorgen II llbr nit
Grpreb3us BON Berlin nad Yotsodm
QeFahren" Bon 6ie5em Sage an be-
mists Der Wondrd nur nod aus@
nd6msDeiie einen Wa9en cur 5abrt
mad potsbam. Sn ieinem 9sItamsnt
betpilliete er iogur cine MiQion 1baIer
fiji cine 8erbinoirngsbabn 5pifhen ben
Oitliten uno fpeitli6en propin5en,
Del6s Summe ipGter Der tpeitfdIiIdsn
8abn gu Cute fam.
Ginsr, Der iih esfpib barii6sr ge=
freut bat, pdB enblid oes Wonarhen
WioerpilIe segsn giisn6dbnen gsz
f6punoen, mar pohl Der 8erliner
Stubtrltb, ipdtere StaDtdltsits asibeI;
mar benz Inn bic Staotperpaltnng
bohperoienten WaHne, mad bsm man
elne StraBe benannt bat, oo6 i'm MA
giItratsto1egium Elm gsIinoer 8erpeis
| ertbeilt tporoen neil er Die S0gIinse
oes Jrieorih@ @Waifen6auies, um ihnen
eine sSreuoe 3ll bereiten, nit Der giiens
blhn nah Yotsodm uno BON pa nadp
Berlin Srriit bate fahren luHsn uno
odourh, ndh Qniitt oss Wagiitrdtsz
tolegillms, Die @ailsn elmer sroben
2ebsnsgefqbr uusaeiest babe. Gs
pdbrts a6er niht lange, big man in
Berlin fir ben Wertb Der neuen Glen
ba6u ni6t mebr bIinb mar; ia, nun
fanb man iogar pIOBlib, oab iie nod
niht ihneu gsnlg eins. 8amaIs
tcnnte man zines Cages in Der Set
tuHs lsien: r8sideioens anfruse.
gG6s es nitt Elm WiitteI, Der gettslsi
an Der potsoamer GiisnbahH 3u
iteuern? Reulih III gum 8eiipisI ein
Stsl3fub fuit big StegIis nsben Der
giienbabn bergelaufen uub Bat burdl
ieiu ouforinslihes Weisn fortpdbrsno
oas PubIitum in ben Woesn held
itist." gtud ionft bei6dftigts Ii6 Der
gsrIiner Dis stns 3eitlans germ mil
Der pptsodmsr gabn uno fano oumit
beim pubIitum itarten geifaa. 9as
gebt gum geiipiel oaruus berpor, bab
aasin Das bumoriitiihe WertfNn:
eHunts auf Der Berlin Yotspamsr
giienbabn" bonn Sabre 1888 in orei
D., r;.,,S
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-02
EreuR.ns erite Giieubabu.

lle6er manhe 8ertsbrspegs, bic uns
beut:utase nitt mehr in Staunen
IeBsn. Ionosru faft ME naturgeEidb ae~
boiene, ieIbitperitdnolib BON WeE'herz
tano aH9sIe8te eriteinen, babsn nit
unter BET ibrsm gdusn Qeben0s nut
bsosntlit ben Sopf gsi6uttslt Dos
Ssitab audi bel Der Giienbabn Don
Berlin nud qotsoam, osren Sired,
3ebIsnoorf potsoam dm 22. Ser@
tsmber 1888 unb Die anosre Berlin
3sbIsnborf am %. Sttober 3siielhsn
Jahres bem getrisb iibsrgeben tpuroe.
gereits 1880 mar Die erite Damp.
eiIenbabn, bic spiIhen 2iperppoi una
Wanheitsr, sroffnst iporoen uno en- 7.
DECEMBER 1888 bic pon 5iirtb nat
Rirnbsra fiibrenoe. 1887 srfolete
oann Der gau Der Strsts 2sip3ig -
9eri6tsbain.
Sn Berlin belt man bic neusrt
giisHidisnsnipsss aniangs fir etpas,
oas hod'teus pieqeiht Don 6eute olf
morgsn geitanb baben tonne; III,
dugftIite 2eute bebauptetsn Toaa,
orei't, bel elmer Sahrt auf Der giiers
babH Iess man iein 2sben frepeIbofl
aufs SpieI. Sslbit a0nig ;5rieoric
Dilhelm Der Gritts itano in Der sritsu
,3eit oem neuen unternshmen nith.
Rur giei68iiltie. ionoern abgensigt g'z
9eniiber. .aann mir feline grore
G!utisIistsit oobei poriisasn, Oh MN
siniee Stunoen friibsr in Qotsoum an
tommt oner Hiht.~ urtheiIte sr. Ron
penissr YortbsiI BON ihm fir gsrGir
une gotsoam oeripra6 iih Geusra!s
poitmeliter bon Ragler, Der erits Ser
tsbrsbeamte beg Staates; osnn ais
iGm Der erite gntpurf gum gau Der
Sabn DorgeIsgt puroe, aubsrte sr iif
iiber lie Dummies 3susl Sd laift
tdalIh oiperis poiien nah potsodm
ssben. uno es iiBt nismano brinuer.
9tuu poleH Die 2suts gar cine giieu-
bdhn oabiH baueu. Weun lie ibs 9eto
abiolut Iosperoen poIlsn, 10 psrfsr f,e
es bod Iitbsr gIsih gum 5sHiSr bir>
aug. sbe tie es 5u iolhem unilnnigsn
ilnternebmen bergebenl" 2lnDers its
bod aIs Der Souis od6ten bei'ei.
S0bne, bic. nahoem Der gau oe-
Babn in ID Wunatsn bssnpet mar, ar
Der sriten 5ahrt mad potsoam .bsii,
nabmen. ga, Der aronprins. Der Tpds
.ere aOnig 5risorid gDiIbeIm be.
gierts, iprat, auf Der Qotpmotipe tie
beno. pdsreno Der Sabrt Die prpphst's
ihsn Dorte: y9ieIenaarrsn, Der our6
Die Welt rollt, bdIt tsin WlsnIb mslr
aui!."
gstradtet man Die dlten giloer eli
mes 3uges Der Berlin potsoame I
BabH pom Sabre 1888, 10 lam m1u
iit nidt sntbultsn. bem arpnprin3sn
beisuitimmen, Der ibrs Wasen bamats
rGarreu" ndnnte; oenn ibre Reibe Ieb-
ts iih suiammen aus einem poroefsn,
porn of'eneH. nur an betoen Seiten
uno riitDdrts bon bal5manns5ob ber
Rumps umeebensr Waesu uno oarurs
osbdngten, nit SessItub iibsrosdtsn.
@rit mad unn mad nuros BET ben su
isst genannisn pds Segeltub ourh
cine feite llsberoedung srisst. Riti
minoer primitip eriteint uns beut5uz
taes bic ao.omotipe beg 3uess. oie in
ihrer einfatsu Jorm Hart an roh>
9sarbeitstss ainberipislaeug srinnerN.
oas Der 20 ODER 30 Sahren auf Jabr-
mortieu feilgeboten fpuros.
Cine saHae Weils mar Die GiIsnbu6n
bsreits i'm getrieb. oott a0nig Sries
orih WiIlelm III. bate lie nod niht
beuuBt. iontern mar nah tpie por bon
Berlin nab pctsoam unD bon BOTS
oam mad Berlin nur su Waeen gsfabs
,rsn. ga tauHte Der plan oes grbaus
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-02
abieaao, I. Ci,ober 1918.

SGDeins. -geinie $40 - 900, g..
ntifhte $S.15--8.00. fhtuere 3S-o0-s.95
raube $500 - $40, sgerfa $4.25 - 775
Dtarft Iistig bis 10c nieoriger.
Rinbpiet.-B Beepes $7.15-9.40, Fegas
Stiere 4s.90--79o, ipeitlihe Stiere $3.50
$40, Stoders unb 5eeoers $5.30- 7.s5
Rdhe nno 5eiiers $3.7b-s.55, Rdlber $7.7t
-1i.75. Diarft ifipaf.
ShafeuHo Gdmmer --Shafe: Gin.
belmifhe t3.75-4.s5, 5dhrlinge t49o-5.S5
admmer: Glnbetmifhe t5.s5-7.4o. Warfi
ltetig bis 10c bober.
Sufubr. - ShpeiHe 81 900. HinopEet
$4,000, Shafe uHb Gdmmer 5000.
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geib.r 48-43Xc. Ho. I nei5er 40 - 4se,
NO. 2 efruif@ter ~ 4-441lc, 20. 3 bo. On
l8f. Wo. 4 DO. 4f--48c per Nu. - gerfauft
iuurben: 1 Gar Re. 2 ipeiser ~ 45c, Gar
DO. ~ AHr, Gar be. au AZ, 2 Cars SO.
DO. 5n 1910, 1 Gar DO. su 484c, / Gar
DO. 80 45c, Gar Hp. 4 DO. 5u 421c, 1 Gar
Sfnnoarb weiber ~ 4Ske, . Cars DO. III
44f, Gar nad Ercbe iuelber nit NeiSen
gu 42He. 2 Gors mad Erobe peiber ~
II &c, Gar DO. III 401c, / Gar gio. 3 gss
iniid]ffr % 48f aui benz @eleiie.
Noggen. --Wayff iteiig. RE. q 6sH-
69tlc, Rc. 3 bo. 65---e8e. Wo. 4 DO. e0---65e.
Berfauft ipnrben: Gar gio. Q su SOC auf
benz Deisiie.
1erh s.--Rp. Q Hinfer 70-75e, 30. Q
oc- 66-70c, 30. Spring S0--S5e, Ro.
DO. $500 per gu.
Sergfeih Der OetEeife. g3rsife nit benieni.
GEN am Gltiben Gage bes uorisen JabreS:
Cftober /. 1913. Citobsr /. 1919.
@eiser, 70. = rpther Winter CSC 1886
SBeIiHforn, Ro. 8 aemii4tes 78e SOC
bafer, RO. 3gemil4ter 49,. 43e 83Ke
Rcggen, Nc. . .. 60ke 72r
6eu, Vo. fimottp .t2l.O0 $500
4Hhisfn.
Der Rarit mar ftetia. WerfaHft wurbeH:
1o2T BbIs. IiffiaerS Syiniftxb 0oobs auf
Der Bats Don ek88 per SoloHs.
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Sine Tidts oes Serru apmmers
8ienraths Utposhsim bat ben Sobn els
ner aoelsfamilie aebetrathet, beren
StammtafeI bis auf Die Stuarts Su.
riidfpeiien fpll. Die Rihis i.Irbi Hno
man tenoolirt osm 6errn aomnsrs
sienratb. .esa. ia," Iaat bisIer nit els
mem Seufser. nuniere Ssamilie bat
lpirtlih WaIbeur; auerit ais arms
Wissi Quart uno nun Hsins RihK.s
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Reu Bort. /. Gstobr.
Rupfer mar hsuts isit. - Siausare an
$1,000 - 1880; 9IsetroIptis ia tl6.S7:
Cote el7.00: eating 5u ti6.6a-l6.75.
1tnn III feitsr su $4D.90-41.25.
6Iei rubig su e4.7o.
SSefter III itetta su 45.s5-5.S5.
etfeH.- Rarst rahig uno unperauoert.
Ro. l Rerthern tls.00-lo.50. SO. . Rorthera
ei5.75-io.25. SC. Southern tl5.25-
1875, Ro. / Souihern loft ti5.25-l3T5
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-02

Rinopieh. - 1ir 3uiubr mar hsute
stentli6 sroB uHb bic Jiahfrass iehr ssrng.
Tie Hrsiie fteheH um f0-i3e unter osnen
bonn RoHtag. Ullt,lbe nae f.srIs.
Snuere Stiere brahten eT.0o-s.00,
C6feu 3s.0O--e.25, ;yleii&erftiere e5.25--
7.5o. anAeriefens bis sgtra ST.s0--7.T5. Se,.
fsrS e4-5o-6.25. Grira e6.50-7.0o, ,Rahe &s.25
-525. cnserlsfent bic extra e5.50--s.25.
tanners e3.0o-450. Sto6ers une yeebers
e5-7o-725. Sio6.Seisrs e45o--s.00.
BuI leH. - 9er Narfi mar beute ieb.
bait unb bic greiie iietis bis tart. Tie
3ufuHr mar gerina
Nagere uHb Ieidts $4.75-5.T5, Bologna
eo.7o--e.60. Grtra 4o.s5--5.75, fests BuIlen
t6.6O-s.75.
4dIbsr. - lie 3afuhr mar jtemiih
9rcb, bic Vnffrase mdBig.
erfrc oii.O0, fair bis quite leiebte $500
1915. orb,n6re une orobe t5.0o-l0.5o.
. d wetne. las AHgebot NOR gro
6fr. bic Nahiraee niht bebeuteno unb bic
Yreiie heIen um i0e per 100 4suno. Ger
Rarff Idiot idhpada.
S4were Shwetne brabteH o. $3.50.
enls BIZ aussrIsftnt gtrpafungs. aHs t.s.~
i6erfcyteH - e00--s.00, oroindre bis auser.
leiene fMwere fefte Sdue e4.5o--T.so. extra
800, 6taeS e4.25-70o. Gytra s1.s5-7.50,
isi6ts DeTianhsiorten esO0--s.75, syertel
bon ITO efuno uEo psniseS ta.oo-7.5o.
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edafe uat Q1mmer. - 9ie !

Gdafe aab 3&mmex - Die Iad.
fraae iuar cine cute, bic 3niubr Sientlid
grob unb bic preiie itetis.
G6afe. Grtra leiGte e4.25, quite
biz auSeriefsne e8.75-4tk, prbindre biS CUTE
81. .75--8.50, Jdbrlinee $8.75--6.50.
2dmmer. Grtra t7.26, quite biz aus
eriefene e6.75-7.l5, oreindre bis quite $500
$50.
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On. RssSs sse Msssss n Nsw UssG
oelt .cn cal. wurbe ~ 2K--4< aus
oelishes unb ltlcB 5m 81.
Drima 0siAdftSpapiere wurben ~ 5A -
~ biSeOnfiyt.
Gtsrtiaa 9rnanas N ifstia. -
Si4t m e4.s5s unb Commercial Su e4.S1 "
--4e1N.
0anbes. OBI hfiaatiDnfn ,Daren he.
He unb pnrben uie fclst auotirt:
Ser. Staoten MefunbiruHa % - Ss
4& rsaiArirfe i0oK--f1OK, GcnroHS 100 y
-1i04. ~ reeiifrirte i02 Y ---10S. Goupcns
1024 -- lO8, pancma WeoihsSee ~ W
geb.. bc. ~, o0z-100.
Nftifnmarst. Nniapas mar Der
Marff fHwan, fpdfsr jsbods frat cine sssne
bnne elm upo bic Serluite purben nidlt
0llein wieber gut esmoht. fcnbsrn bic
Emlubnotiruneen ergaben and nod in ben
meiften JdIen Bewinne.
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ssees1sa 9ssfe owfate.
Nst aMiate iM bieFiAsa Essagiaekssls
seisetsH iiH eeute auf e4,4ef, 800.
asssssssssssssvs.
Eie wefndfte paren aente ietr rss,ia hnb
ow Yrtils ffesie. RaAfsebenbe gerfanfe iiub
81 beridten:
10 asfien QoIumbuS Gas com. SeK
sa sfssses Sssssss.
1900 g. x. 4 =. l5E 1917 10Ox
1000 Qinr. giabuci ~ 1884 100
1900 Hortsmou'b. Cbio 5G 1918 1011
NMf Mustion suurbsn an ber SscrGr hsute
100 Mftien Columbus Gas prf. Su OF K per.
fGuft
Eashshenoe fobele psn i'm hiehseu
Wdrn bstnhi4en Bombs uHb Astiea aisbt
sif oifsieuen Cuotirnna<m an
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q q, fuere Hunaen-

Sit Der GiHbrnd,, BON Dem he,ne
bic 3eituns poa lit. Iein Aserf?"
- ~Sapobl. Der Heriht auAls
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Ds,ss OeIsss4sH.
Gtnsinnatti. !. oltstss 1913.

49, !" - ~ " - AstSV<1 IVA
~ Doafen uaren beute nit Gsusinear.
eftftn ss1auf bef9dffisf. bod war bic RAD
tro1f nad farifbsn Ieine grDHe. lie Zine.
taftn eMb uHpefdnbert gebiiebrn. Tariebeu
~on eau. purbsn bon ben Wonten Az 81
ote1dit1ea tnb @efddftSpapiere ebenfaIis
al ~ bisionfirt. Tie Masler placirieH
Yfisofs Aatitn son eall" unb b.auf Beit AZ
6K-6E.
es<Afa sss NeS Dess.
1nsosn ~ Bari spiThen Wanfen periauft.
1k 6sunterraie bstrdet SOC psdmie ptr
slsasef asi eHsssa.
hnD 6ttis. - Die fsgsenben nseitfun.
sen fino o. beriAten:
EsHbon. : Iage Gi&t, e4.So per &; 40
1sgf Gtsst, Al82k per g.; HariD,
91a1f Si&f, 5l5 6ranrs per 91O0; % 1aae
et4e, 51s francs 5sr 800; far 7eufldfanS,
Z Iagt Gi4t. Mari e5K-S54, 6o. 90
Aefs 6adf. 4K--e4ks.
Tceumentarr 6ills nuf qcnbou wurbex
sn Hetk, auf 0Ias8pw su t4.s1 4 nnb ani
Ds1iaH ~ e.S0k perfauft.
ssasss.rbnss0ssss.
tuhie uno isssis. Tie Hanisn ssottrsM pie
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Oieb mdrffe.

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The Tupelo journal., 1913-08-01
Wolf Caught

While on a fox hunt in Freedom
Mountains in Franklin county, Ala,
last week, Jim and Dick Austin, of
Mooresville, caught d young wolf which
they brought home with them. The
boys report fine sport running fox and
also that a pack of wolves furnished
the best chase of the hunt. The older
ones managed to escape in the noun
tains, but the dogs brought a young
M to bay and was caught by n OF
the party and securely tied and brought
home. The young wolf is making him
self at home, has a good appetite and
promises to grow to large size. 1t is
about the size now of an ordinary sized
dog.
The Tupelo journal., 1913-08-01
In Memory of Mrs. Sallie T
Hunter

Mrs. Sallie T. Hunter vas born De-
tober 9, 1891 and died July Is, 1913.
She was the Oldest child of Mr.. James
T. Wade and wife. She was united in
marriage to Willie K. Hunter August
81, 1908, professed religion and joined
the Baptist church at Euclatubba in
1900, and lived a consistent member
until her death. She was the mother of
four children. three sons and one daugh-
ter. She was a devoted wife, a loving
mother. She leaves a sorroWing hus-
bald and three children, a father.
mother, three sisters and six brothers
to mourn their loss.
The funeral services were conducted
from the church at Euclatubba by Rev.
j. A. Landers. assisted by Rev. E. c.
Shirley. Her body was laid to rest in
the Euclatubba cemetery in the pres
ence of a host of sorrowing relatives
and friends.
The bereaved family have the SYM
pathy of the entire community
A FRIEND.
The Tupelo journal., 1913-08-01
Miss LOWE Walker

Died, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
E. Burnley, on Main street, at four
o'clock Saturday afternoon, Miss LOWE
Walker in her sixty-sixth year.
The deceased had been an invalid for
several months and the skill of the best
physicians were employed but the fatal
malady soon gave evidence that the end
would soon follow. In the last months
of her life she was at the home of her
cousin, Mrs. A. E. Burkley, where ev-
cry attention was shown her and every
thing done to relieve her suffering.
Miss LOWE Walker was born at Van
Buren,. in Ittawomba county. She
was the daughter of Greenfield Scott
and Mary Ann Walker. With her par
ents she resided a number of years at
Richmond, from there moving to Vero-
ma where she lived until twenty years
ago when she came to Tupelo.
The deceased was a very quiet and
modest and won her way into
the hearts of a large circle of friends
by her gentle tanner and lovable dis
position. In early life she joined the
Methodist church and ever afterwards
was a loyal and consistent Christian.
She was always punctual in attending
public worship, and as a member of the
Wesley class Of the Methodist Sunday
School she never missed going when
her health permitted her doing so.
In her passing away Tupelo loses one
of its best and most consecrated women.
Her life was spent in doing good
and her reward will be that promised
the faithful.
The funeral services were conducted
by her pastor, Rev. w. L. Duran, from
the residence Sunday afternoon where
a large concourse of friends gathered.
The remains were laid to rest in Glen
wood cemetery
The Tupelo journal., 1913-08-01

Mrs. Kirksey, of Waco, Texas, is
the guest of Mrs. Herman Dalton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Clark, of Vero-
ma. were among the visitors to Tupelo
Wednesday.
A. Orr and son, of Ratliff, Miss,
visited Mr.. Ratliff's sister, Mrs. Col.
Clayton, this week.
Miss Katie Ruth Livingston has as
her guests this week Misses Fannie
Ruth Phillips, of Sherman, Mary
Thompson and Annie Caruth, of Ches-
terville.
Miss Bessie Leigh Wells left Tues
day night for hel home in Tallahassee,
Fla, after spending the past month
with friends in Tupelo. She was the
recipient of numerous social attentions
while here.
Mr.. Ira F, Archer. secretary and
treasurer of the Cotton States Life has
returned after a three weeks trip
through the north. While away Mr..
Archer visited his parents at Parkers-
burg. W. Va, returning home ria
Nashville.
The Journal office was favored yes
terday by a pleasant call from Mr..
Hugh Rogers, of Saltillo. Mr.. Rogers
has not fully recovered from the in
juries received in the storm of March
18th. He is able to walk without a
cruch now and hope is entertained that
he will fully recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ritter have as
their guests this week, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Bernheisel, of Birmingham,
Ala. Mr.. and Mrs. Bernheisel were
married on the 25th inst. Mrs. Bern
heisel was formerly Mrs. Mary Martin,
of Birmingham, and a lady of refine
ment. Mr.. Bernheisel has travelled in
this territory for several years and has
many friends who congratulate him up
on his marriage.
On Monday evening little Mary Elliott
Boyle was the honoree at a birthday
party, the occasion beng her tenth
birthday. Quite a number of her little
friends responded to invitations and
brought with them tokens of their love
and friendship. The occasion was en-
joyable to the highest degree and the
guests left wishing for their little
friend many happy returns of the day.
Delicious refreshments were served.
The Tupelo journal., 1913-08-01

Little Miss Eleanor Kinds has re-
turned after a weeks visit to relatives
in Bonneville.
Mrs. Cleveland Price is the guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Payne,
at Birmingham.
Mrs. w. H. Wyatt, of Montgomery,
Ala, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, L. C. Boggan.
Miss Ethel Patterson, of Verona, Wis
tied her grandmother, Mrs. Col. Clay
ton, here last week.
Mrs. A. E. Grissom is visiting her
brother. DR.. Frank Henderson and
family, at Greenville.
Miss Mary Agnes Anderson leaves
today for Denver, where she will re-
main for some time.
Misses Kathleen and jamie Oliver, of
Macon, have been the guests of rela-
tives here during the past week.
Messrs. Horton, Buse, j. w. and Fe-
lix Billiard and ]. w. Lackey, of Uni
ty, were down on business Tuesday.
Mrs. c.. E. Chappell and children
have returned after a months stay
with relatives at Savannah, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Francis and Mrs.
Nash, of Ballardsville, came over We'd
nesday, returning that afternoon.
Mrs. Al Thomas and little daughter,
of Helena, Ark, are the guests of Mrs.
Thomas mother, Mrs. S. ]. Martin.
Mr.. H. M. Sample, of Coonewah,
came over on bushes Wednesday. Mr.
Sample reports fine crops in his section.
Mrs. Annie Lou Hutchins spent sew
eral days the past week the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. Rush Cooper. in Mem
phis.
Misses Eunice Battle. of Shannon
and Adeline Jumper, of Nettleton, were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Cur
tbs the first of the week.
MIR. and Mrs. K. S. Payne. of Birm-
ingham, were among Tupelo's visitors
Monday. Mr.. PAYNE took occasion
while here to extend his subscription a
year.
Misses Louise Gentry, Anna Milan
and Christine Robertson, who are at
tending the normal at BALDWIN, came
down Sunday and remained over Sun
day and Monday.
The Journal office was favored We'd
nesday by a call from Mr.. William D.
Upshaw, editor of the Golden Age, At
lanta, Ga. Mr.. Upshaw has been on a
lecturing tour and stopped over at Tu-
pelo to renew some pleasant acquaint-
ances made upon a former visit. He
left over the Frisco for Atlanta, to
join his family,
On Monday evening little Josephine
Goodlett was the victim of an unfortu-
nate accident at the corner Of Broad
way and jefferson. While riding her
bicycle she was accidentally thrown to
the pavement and received injuries
that made her unconscious FOR some
time. We are glad to re nat she
is improving although she vas con-
fined to the house several oays from
her injuries.