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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-16

as Norcross My rule was always
straight sitting at two dollars head.
an no extras faxed EN-, OF course
But | hesrtened en- ap handed en-
good advice kept silly fool girls
from Soin to the bad. I gave weepy
old widows the only real recreation
they ever had An here. right al the
end, comes an honest piece OF money
so big that I could have played crook,
ed ali my life, an never even got a
chance a. anythin' Ike 1t. An last
March come into my money c!ssed
w shop An sold my test books an
stopped this medium bupiness, an
started 10 be q lady. Six thousand a
year amt TOO much to DO that Job IN
New YORK syen whsn Soa don't have
TO pay house rent
There was six months Income walt
INK FOR ne ~h-a the lawyers settled
everything w, An put ths; into
things that wanted al! my life.
1T wasn't TIL last week tina, /
locked myself over an found WASH I
happy. To make no bones Of II. heln
a real lads which I'd warts3 10 be all
my life Jest bored ne,o death Well
last week | set dosu and had good
lons dispute with myself You can II
80 back 20 the business, says l. Rosa
De lie Grange, you've got Jest what
you've always wanted an yet you
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-16
TAKES OFF DkaDRuFF
hAR STOPS FALLING
clrlai Try Talsl Makes halr Thick.
Glossy, FMsty, eeausitOt--Ne
More itching SCALP

Wl,Ain ten minutes after an apnlt
cation of nandertae YOU cannot and .
ssnxle trace Of dandrun or falling hair
and yoar scalp will not itch, bat what
win please you most viii be after d
few weeks use. when you see new
hair, nne and downy at tirst yes but
really new hair growing oil over thu
scalp
A little nanderine Immediately dou'
hles the beauty OF your hair No dit'
ference bow DUH faded. brittle and
scraEgy jast mcisten q cloth with
nandetine and carefully draw II
through your hair. taking cne small
strand at time The effect Is anas.
sns your hair win be light. fuzzy and
wayy, and have an appearance Of
abundance: an Incompatible iuster,
softness and luxarsance,
Get a IS eent bottle OF Knowitons
nandcrine from any store, and prove
that your hair Is as pretty and soft
as sny-~that II has been neglected or
injured by careless treatment that's
sli--yoa surely can have beautiful hair
and lots OF II II you will Jus, try lit
tie Danderine. Adv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-16
TELLS PRESENCE OF POISON
Phsrmaeolossst Of Southern Cnivse'
ely Reports Invention Of Va'u'
abs Appliance.

BY means OF an appliance devised
~ Prof w. W. Abel. bead Of the dc
partment o, pharmacology OF the
Johns Hopkins university, II has been
made possible. II 10 declared, TO deter
mine whether persona thought to De
suffering from the effects OF possons
are really under the influence OF drugs,
and 10 be able 10 discover almost i'm.
mediateiy the poison they have taken
The con,rivance consists Of a series
II coils and .ubes which are SUB
merged In saline solution and - ae-
ton Is saId 10 be The same as that OF
TIE kldney
In making the test for poison It Is
necessary 10 have the blood stream
Cow through the tu6es This ts cone
by connecting the tubes with the ilg1-
lar vein and the carotid artery
The blood passes through the tubes.
which are then immersed n a pan con
aiming a warm solution. BY means OF
a porous substance connecting the
glass taesa the foreign znd poisonous
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-16
CHAPTER u.

Inspector Martin MoGee. the middle
aged solid executive OF the New York
detectives. sat In his busincsslike Of
Ace running over the reports on the
HAnska murder. now less than q cal
endar day old but already the subject
hswsboys were shouting under his
windows Nothing In the formal doc.
smen,s before him served to give him
any new light Lawrence Wade--that
Booked like tho man Wade was mise
ING IRON the Curfew Club when the
police arrived however. through tho
.spod memories Of a taXicab driver aud
q ticket seller he had been traced 10
Boeton and there arrested in the very
act OF engaging European passage
The formal documents In tho Han,
aka case Interested Inspector McGee
1ssa. . great deal less. than an !rtor
NAL verbal report made that morning
BY the sergeant In command OF the
reserve
we didn't know nothing about her
Nisf," he said except that she had
~ order from YOU telling us to keep
sar hooks OF her Forgot the name
Something French with /. behind
r. II was all right. wasn't II Z"
Inspector McGee understood At
oncs: and the information brought q
utfis thrill. He had given only two
s~ch papers In his career. and the
sther Vas held BY a man 80 Rosal,e
IL Grange had bohbed up again Rosa
- Ia orangs, trance, test and clair.
v~yant medium, follower CT small
AAis-crtminal trade but freud OF 60.
eA~ty against larger criminals. How
suriousiy that woman had glanced In
&nd gu, OF hts life. and what luck she
Md brought,
A. he bent over his desk In unac-
sastomsd meditation. the doorman
brought esrd~-"Mmc. Rosalie Ls
Crsnsr behind him she ap-
p~ared
wrti, welt exclaimed Martin Nc
Gee, rts'ns As though to some great
p~rsonase, back again. Say, you
3as, couldn't Eecg out OF big doings,
could you' And how pretty vow look
-prrttier. and rrettey Az the time!
What haulet yog into the HansAa
case
Y AnT Ia thu N4Hsk0 case at all. :"
responded Rosalio lie Grange. answer,
tag Ills second question Hrs, AZ least
not deep, Martin MeGee She dashed
spcn him her d.mpies, snapped at
AKIN her great gray ayes
= Nearly everybody th~'' ed long
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-16

A few ysars ago one often heard
that women who possessed jewels OF
value were becoming afraid" to wear
them owing &c the risks which ac-
companied displaying their property
In public II became the custom to
seek some place Of security whore the
more precious possessions could be
deposited. Jewels we're banked" or
committed to the protection OF safss
and strong rooms But gradually the
sense OF security has In some dsgrse
departed. The modern woman has no
capacity for matching the rescureeful
ingenuity OF the modern thief The
most astounding cases OF jewel rob
berry show that no Drscaution 10 b.
ycnd being intellixently anticipated.
After oil. Il IL not surprising that those
who possess jewels Of value are begin
ming TO realise again that their safest
place 10 that for which they were In
tended and are wearing them NOR
than ever
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-16
CHAPTER l--contlnusd.

While Rosalie lie Grange was pre-
caring to move the invalid on the top
eoor. tho police and the Coroner
straightensd out Afraiw a little, There
was mach man In Tommy North. II
~ had played the craven In the FIRST
rush Of his grussoms discovery, II was
because he had wakened To that state
sf tense depression which comes With
she sudden departure OF drunkenness.
He became defiant now: whereupoh
<hs police began to bully. While they
were trying TO make Mrs. Moore ed
nit that she had not seen Tommy
North como up the stairs. q detective
sergeant put . sreerins question to
her
We'll. who else could have done It!
Who else has been heref"
And the thrush of memory brought
u httis shrek from Mrs. Moore.
-Mr, Wsds--ths gentleman who
Sallsd tonight" shs cried. All at
saos her Suspicious left the branded
III. North. Mr.. Wade had come late
N the svsninG--and that. In the doc
tsr's opinion. was Just about the time
when Captain Hanska must have died
Mr. Wade had called two or three
times before, always at night Trem,
tling. she found his card. lawrence
wade. Curfsw Club" In the plated
tray At tho hall door Suddenly Miss
Harding. who had been refusing all
nkht on the events OF the evening.
gave . little shrek,
why. they we're quarrslins when
vsnt,-" she cried Thsn she stopped,
N though fearful OF her own words
The police turned on her. In a tumble
II words and emotions. she told what
she knew Mr.. Nades late call. the
Aigh words. the fact that none had
lizard = sound from Captain Hanskas
room after Wade left the house that
Vas enough for the Coroner and the
Asteetivss. They packed Tommy
North--sobsr. pale. but now thorough.
~ coliected--into the patrol wagon.
ssat the hue and cry to the Curtew
Club after Mr.. Wade. put the house
under Euard. and called their days
work done.
And the rest OF the Moore establish.
snent, having nrst received dreadful
warning concerning the fate OF alb
Dsooding witnesses. finished that un.
easy night under tho ministrstions OF
&osalis IL Orange at AZ.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-16

the end He was brilliant nsA iis
might have made . good living In any
one AZ variety OF ways. Hut he
simply would not .work. He preferred
TO live by hts wits. Cards mainly, Il
was long before | realized that He
was very clever Of concsaiment and II
never occurred TO me 70 doubt his
word. In fact. did net realtse II ell
until after our marriage We we're In
Now York she hesitated again
shall | tell you the detaiis.~
Aud now RosAlis Is Grange. who
had been sitting In unaecastomsd Of.
lence, spoke for the hrst time.
You'll excuse me- Inspector" che
said with an asperity % well assumed
that Martin Mc0ee wondered for q
moment whether she was really offend.
ed. but Mrs Hanska don't seem TO
know her rights she hasn't seen any
lawyer. A person don't knock around
this world for forty years without
gettln q Tine on what her rights are.
I've learned. An I'm Goin' to be your
lawyer here. Mrs, HAnska- Nov ~
long as you tell the truth. which OF
course you will, Il don't matter about
details. What the Inspector 10 after
10 who done this murder. an anythin
touchin on the facts II don't matter
how you learned IL. but you did learn
that Captain Hanska was a crook"
Mrs. Hanska WINGED visibly at the
ugly word which finished Rosalie's
charge. But she managed nod Of AZ
sent
Thank you. Mrs, La Grange Yes,
learned that he vas a--net entirely
honorable, In time ! realised that he
was using me as q lure for his opera.
tions In cards--and other things, We
we're on our way around the world.
Wherever we went. he made me en-
terrain men that they might play cards
afterward-- and be swindled The end
came At Shanghai stopped here
and made q little effort before she
went Ont was young Australian
foolish. and with great deal OF
money Shall 80 into thatT she
paused here. vnd her ssIs travelled
with another appeal to the face OF
Rosalie Ls Grange
Now, Inspector" said Resale, Il
don't see why this lady has to tell oil
that. It's enough that the game wa
crooked You left him. OF course"
GRO BE coNrIHUrD.)
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-16

enough In New York has had a murder
or a burglary or something In the
same block II was bound 10 happen
to me In TINA II happened: and In,
stead OF Winding my own business like
the rest. buttsd straight In. When
the reasons for thing set too tangled
up for you and me 70 follow. We stick
q label on II an call II luck. But
there" she checked herself, this 10
Just one OF my platform inspirational
talks like used to give the sitters In
my test ssancss. Only then laid Il
TO the spirits. Now lay II TO RosAlie
LIE Grange"
Used tor echoed Inspector MCGEE.
Does that mean you've cut IL outi"
We'll. do these clothes and this Ave
dollaran.hour massage on my poor old
face look like got EN- from sittsrs
at two dollars throwI" inquired Ros.
allie lie Grange. Say. ask mo about
II, please. I'm dying TO tell"
"All right. I've asked, responded
Martin MCGEE. kind OF duh Ore illu-
minating his ciean-shavsn jowly police
countenance.
Now" said Rosalie lie Grange. I'm
going to sstonish you. Marty MCGEE
got Il from Robert H. Norcross--ths
railroad king.
McGes's .ace fell This mascot Of
his. this curious good fairy who had
skipped In and out OF his career, scat
terinE golden successes, was q kind
OF an zeal. That she should work"
a. Isring millionairs--as Norcross
h"I been In his last years--for the
ainted coin OF aged folly. was q blow
to what idealism an Inspector OF de-
tectiyes may hope still 10 cherish
Rnsalie. skilled from youth TO catch
and interpret the uneonsidered OF.
preston OF the human countenance.
read his emotion at once.
Now. don't mean at all what you
mean. Martin MCGEE. she said. List.
en-. II don't matter what ! did. or how
did lt--but saved this Robert H.
Norcro~s from maxim about the big.
gest kind OF fool out OF himself Do
you remember" she asked suddenly,
that they srobated the Norcross will
secret Nobody ever knew exactly
what he did with his money. except
his nephew got most Of IT,"
Il remember" said Inspector Nc
Gee And then. on a sudden burst OF
laughter. "Geel Wouldn't the news
papers give a heap to get this story
you're going to tell"
They would" responded Rosaiie lie
Grange. and that's why you'll never
breathe a word to soul But therel
| always knew who I could tristan
you're ono OF em. The reason was
a codicil or whatever you call II, He
lief, me-'in token OF service and
friendship" It satd~an old house he
owned over by North River an
stocks well six thousand . year to
make one bite OF IT."
Good Lord He did," cried Mar.
tin McGse.
Rosalie nodded solsmniy. but her
eyes shone,
Now played that medium game
on the square. you understand" she
said. again and again. J passed up
chances to hook just such old dopss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-16
Eoss&etiy.

DE R~agg. the actor. Was boastlns
Of thrills
Why. he said. war has no ter.
rors for me any longer have been
whera the fhellx were bursting TO
the right o, ne. % the left OF me, b.
fore me. behind me, SO tina, ! vas
even struck BY small fragments. al
though. fortunately. not seriously
v ,uhded By them
oh. | remember mat time" said
qziet man who had not before
opposed his mouth, II was whea yos
opened to Hamlet" eight years ago.
| threw cas OF those eggs zaEsen"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-16
eysoPsia

1sA hoors's boarding ho,iss at 40 a m.
Ascossrs the body n Capt. John RapskA,
Seckhsr roofneI, with q knife wound on
D. breast Suspicion rests upon man
Sevtng the name Of IAwrsnes Wade VINO
- called On Hnnska In the evening and
- bssn heard guarding with Ransk1
pyrtng the excitement Q strange woman
tho gives her name a. Rosajis LADrange,
hppeays and takas Into hsr own home
kAroes the street oil Of Mrs.. Mooress
bo4rAsr, including Mas Estrtiia An IN
fshd, who was confined TO the room she
tnnaptsG and whose brother vas favor
NJ AMONG tbs other boarders
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-16

tie group OF boys at the mission one
night. and II wasn't long before all
but one OF them bad been moved to
tears The good priest watched this
boy closely, but he remained perfect
ly possessed Finally, pointing a nm
ger at the lad. he called out Why
aren't you crying" oh" says the
boy, Il don't belong TO this parish
Judge
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-16

in the blood Alter through
into the saline solution.
The solution being OF tbs same tenn
perature and consistency ~ the lymph
In the blood. the natural ingredients
which make up the blood are not TAX.
en- up by the solution OF salt
After allowing the blood TO Gov
through the tubes Tor a given tine =
specimen o. the saline solution 10 tax
en-. and then Il 10 but . simple matter
o. chemical analysis 10 fad what pol
son or foreign substance IN present u
tbs syatem OF the patient
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-16
CHAPTER ~.
Mrs Asrssss story

The nrS vas tall and bis But her
aetgh, vas mainly he superb carriage
% Ger shoulders. her size but the ripe
ro4ndness OF goddess figure She
ws dark; she was young. she was
beautiful Resale lie Grange conno.s
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-16
Abssnt,Mlrded,

She latter the elopementt Il have
received letter from my father Dear
papa is So absent minded
HEN what way
She-iie Enclosed a tot ~ millinery
and dress making bills. and forgot to
put In the money 10 pay for them
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-16
Rand Resislon.

"Bloob has turned eubist'
Rot"
Sold his FIRST picture for a thou
sand"
Zine"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-16
Curiosity.

Maud Why didu't you protect your.
self when lack kissed YOU
Betty Why. at first WAS speech
less and then ! thought would sec
how many times the impudcRt fellow
would dare 10 do 1t
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-16
Grip Patients ors4sfui 70 psruna. ths
Expsotsrant Tonic.

Grip Patients 0ra&sfuI to pevuna, tho
Expsetsrant Tonic.
Do not make the error Of regarding
grip NJ an exaggerated cold There
IN big difference between the two.
Grip Ia an epidemic disease that pol
sons the vital organs when a pep
son has grip, the air passages are
alive with millions OF baciili poison
ing the blood. The infected person
feels tired and exhausted
Psruna 10 . Tonic Laxative.
II requires good tonic laxative to
keep the body nf the patient an strong
~ possible to courterart the effect Of
the poisons created by the grip bacii-
Ins An expectoFant tonic with come
laxative qualities IN the safest rem
edy .Eurh IL pcruna beware cR-
pecialiy u coal tar powders or tablets
because they lessen the vitality IT tho
patient
There In no specific for the "trip.
puruna haa been used wlth good
success in former grip epidcmics. IN
dinatiors point 10 the return N grip
this winter
DO not fall 70 read che experience
OF former grip patients with reruna
Mrs. Gentry Gates. s2is First Ave,
East Lake. Ala. writes Il had n
bad case u grip. ! tried PeruDa and
II cured me can eafciy ray 1t In n
fne medicine"
Mrs Charles r. Wells Sr., 2ao
South St Delaware. Ohio. writes.
after severe attack az la grtpp. I
took Peruna and found 1, q good
tonic"
Ask Your Druggist for Free PerunA
Lucky Day Almanac tor 1914.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-16

Mr.. winsow's sco,hlHT syrup Tor childr~a
tecthins, softsnash~ svsas, reduces inrammA'
uan,AiiAys pal ~ rss wiua colls ,aAc eotsieAA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-16
Current hl.torY.

What did your history class discuss
today"
Henry VIII and bis various d..
vorces"
So
Yes. also some divorces In our
more immediate ret !"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-16
Why GRIP IS DANGEROUS.

q 10 an Epidemic Catarrhal Fever
Caused by . Bacillus thst 0srsr-
ally Leaves tho Patient Weak
Aftsr the Acute stage
Hiss Passed.
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CALL RUSSIAN RESERVES.

St Petersburg. July % An impe- rial ukase issued by the emperor to- night calls to the colors al immense number of reseryists.
 The men cal ed out are:
 First, all the reseryists of 23 whole governments and of 7l districts in c other governments.
 Second, part of the reservists of nine districts of four governments.
 Third the naval reservists in G. districts of 2 Russian governments and one Finnish government
 Fourth, the time-expired Cossacks of the territories of Don Kuban Te- rek, Astrakhsn, Orenburg and Ural
 Fifth, corresponding number of reservists officers of medical and veterinary services i'll addition to needful horses, wagons and transport
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baseball alone. The other sports, particularly football, should be treat ed in the same way. It is a move wwhich points toward an improved era of intercollegiate athletics-it promises better and cleaner games. It is a step which takes away the idea that victory is everything. It allows more enjoyment for those in the game.
 Instead of watching a number of machines on the playing field, each trying to carry out instructions, we will see a number of individuals play ing the game as best they can. Each one will be doing his own thinking; each one will be playing his own game. It will no longer be a contest between the coaches-each one try ing to outwit the other-but a con test between the teams of two insti- tutions, the better one winning"
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CONSTABLE ARRESTED.

Little Rock, Ark July 29.--Con- stable James Slankard of Hartford, Ark, under indictment for complicity in the killing of two non-ulion miners during the recent mine riots near Fort smith, was arrested in saloon' by the Little Rock police tonight.
 Glankard disappeared immediately afer the riots. An employe of the Baehe- Denman Coal Company at Fort Smith recently made affidavit thl3 Slankard stood guard over log house where union miners executed J. E. Slysberry and John Baskin, MO had been captured when their am munition gave out after an all-night battle
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PREACHER SENTENCED.

West Plains, Mo, Juy 29.-Rev. Lawrence F. Flannery, a Methodist minister, tonight was found guilty Of mansaughter in the fourth degree in connection with the death of Olin T.. Mcconnell linotype operator. He was sentenced to two years in t!S penitentiary.
 July last, after an argument at a boarding house, the minister killed Mcconnell with a blow from his fist. Flannery will appeal
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Personals

Mrs. Charles E. Dexter of Frank fort Ky, is visiting relatives in the city for a few weeks. At present she 73S Park avenue. Before her marri. age Mrs. Dexter was Miss Julia Jelks, an done of the popular beauti- full belles of this city. She Is a sis ter of Drs. Frank and James Jelks and a cousin of Dr P. r. Vaughan. all of who mrank with the city's leading physicians.
 * / Mrs. COrinne Hart Hale of Corona, Cal, is visiting her father and moth CT, Dr. and Mrs. F. c. Hart, at their country home.
 Mrs. ?. l.. Haydon and son, Donald, of Louisville, Ky, are in the city for an extended visit as the guests of Mrs Dana Terry.
 Mr. J. D. Brock and family cO..- template making an automobile trip to Hope during the early part of August.
 Mrs. M. J. Kelly has returned from visit in Little Rock and elsewhere and is again with her daughter, Mrs. J. H. Woodcock
 Dr. and Mrs. Roquemore of Shreve- port, La, who have been visiting Mir. and Mrs. James NJ Anderson, have returned to their home.
  MT. and Mrs. C. B. Russell arrived from Memphis yesterday on a visit to Col. and Mrs E. WI. Rector at their country place at Mayberry Springs.
 Miss Lucille Rittenburg of Sumpter, s. C.. is visiting Miss Bernice Fell heimer at the Knickerbocker apart ments.
 Miss Beulah Curl, who is summer ing in Colorado, will return before the opening of school and take up her work again as teacher in the Ramble Street school
 Mrs. G. w. Hughes of Dallas, Tex. is visiting her brother, Mir. J H. Woodcock, and family.
 Mrs. R. T. Cook will leave for points in Kentucky the early part of next week.
 iMr. Maurice Connolly has accepted a position with the Arkansas Trust Company.
 Miss Fannie Connolly is enjoying a visit to Galveston. Texas.
 *
 Mrs. Karl Mendel and son will leave today for Fort Smith to visit relatives.
 Mrs. M. E. Gebhardt has returned from a visit to Dallas, Texas.
 #
 Mrs. H. A. Jones will return from Virginia Monday.
 * *
 Mrs. Tom Craighead, Jr. of Ar genta is visiting her parents.
 
 Mrs. B. P. Ware and daughter, Miss Adele Ware. left yesterday for Galveston, Texas.
 < *
 Mir. Percy Mckinney is in Calves ion enjoying the surf hatrs
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POSTPONE PAYMENT.

Paris. July 9-Announcement is made that the settlement day for per cent reates and the wly issued 3 1-2 per cent redeemable bonds wi be postponed from the normal date July 31, until August 31. It is ex- pected the postponement will be ex- tended to other securities. There were heavy runs on all the great banking establishments today
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BETTER THAN SPANKING

Spanking does not children of bed setting There is constitutional cause for this trouble. Mrs. M Summers, Box W. South Bend, Ind, will send free to any epther her successful home treatment with full instructions. Send no money, hut write her today if your children trouble you in this way. Don't blame the child, the cbancefi are it can't help it This treatment also cures adults and aged people troubled with urine diff culties by day og night
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BELGRADE OCCUPIED.

London, July 29.-A Vienna dis patch to the Exchange Telegraph Company says:
 After heavy bombardment by the Danube gunboats. Belgrade was occupied by the Austrian troops We'd nesday,