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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-11
DUEL ON n. & ".
PASSENGER TRAIN
One Man Killed, One Fatally In
Jured and Two Others Wounded
in Eight Near WEIGH.

Welch w. Va. March lo.--R. 7, Tv.
Ter deputy sheriff of Lex McDowc,I
county, is dead: y ID. Beavers n for
Iner United States dcupty marshal Of
BARLEY. is In the Welch uospitaI In .
dying condition. with pistol wound
In the abdomen; u. W. Beavers. n don.
uty sheriff. and brother ot A. - Reav
ers. was shot through the leg. ana r
y Hickey. noncombatant, was shot
through tho thigh. in pistol battle
on crowded Norfolk and Western
Railway train about o'clock this
morning. between Ineger and Bcrwind.
The tragedy is said to be due To !,
quarrel which began at WEIGH. the
beavers and Taylor according to ON
"iai reports of the conductor of the
rain TO headquarters OF the rood M
Roanoke. having been drinking when
fhcy left Welch an hour earlier Tav.
or was shot 1--WE times and killed in
atantly.
shortly afterwards A. D. Beavers was
probably mortal!y wuondcd
All the parties to the battle are prom
inent and Wei known az officials in
the coal fields
The ear In which the shooting oc =
Cured was crowded with passengers.
but the duclists shot true to their aim
generally, only one noncombatant be-
ins hurt
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failed to cleanse my stomach ana
liver. 1t never gripes, but makes me
want to eat, instead OF making mo
sick
We have used Thedford's Black
Draught for 40 years. (since 1879,
and feel that we couldn't get along
without It,"
For over 20 years. long before the
war. Thedford's Black -Draught has
been regulating irregularities of tho
liver, stomach and bowels, such as
constipation, biliousness. indiges-
ton. headache, dyspepsia, bad
breath, sour stomach, etc.
Purely vegetable. Good for young
or Old Twenty-Five cents pack
age One cent a dose. Try it for
yourself.
Begin to-day Advertisement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-11
OLD CONFEDERATE Vets
Interesting NARRATIVE
SxySeven Years Of Ago. Still Hale and Hearty and Can Swing
l4inCh PIOW All Day Long

Frost, I'exas..-'T am an old Con-
federate Veteran. CT years of ago"
says Mr.. Wesley French, Of this place,
land have been living and farming
in Navarro County since 1872. Have
raised quite large family.
am hale and hearty, and can
swing a 14-inch plow all day long
Haven't had fever or chills In A
years. In fact, don't allow myself
or family to get sick We always
take a few doses of Thedford's
Black Draught before we get sick.
When l get up In the morning
and have bitter taste In my mouth.
or dull headache, take dose of
Black Draught after eating a little
breakfast. another dose at noon and
another at night, and 1t hns never
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-11
| SOCIAL and /
! PER SOTNAlLs


Mrs William Roane Aylett of New
port News, who has been the guest OF
Mrs. william l.. Royall, Ola West Ave
nue.. ;his wCek is leaving to-day 70,
her home. Mrs. Aylett has beer en-
tertained AZ number Of lovely func
lions during her stay here. several Of
which were given IN her honor She
was accompanied to Newport News by
Miss Evelyn Gordon. who VIII spend
some time In that place
Going Abroad.
Miss Eleanor Irving LEFT yesterday
cor Chcrlottesvill.. after n visit to Mrs
r. II Brown. Of 23O5 Grove Avenue.
Miss Irving viii be the guest OF friends
In Charlottesville for few days bc-
Iore leaving FOR her homo In New
jersey she expect. TO sail from Bos-
ton. AIass.. the latter part OF APRIL for
four months tour OF Europe, accom-
panied by her parents.
Prominent EnEn-cmcnt
:. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edward Potts.
OF Ashland. have announced the en-
gagt rnent OF their daughter. Annie
Macon. To Charles Keith CarIin, Of
Alexandria. The wedding is to take
place some time in the month OF june.
Japancsr Fctc Thurs
The japanese ietc that VIII be ra-
peatcG al the Richmond Hotel THIS
week VIII bc held on Thursday night.
instead OF this evening. The nrair Is
and ~til be given in the ballroom OF
The hotel from a;3O 20 o'clock The
whole place VIII be converted into q
big Japaues. tea garden tlr tho occa-
Sion. and hung entirely with spring
blossoms, Oriental lights and lanterns.
The numerous tables. many OF which
have been reserved days IN advance.
Will lie arranged nround the central
space In the door cleared TOR dancing
and an orchestra Viii play throughout
the evening All the nen who VIII
take part in the dancing are requested
to wear evening clothes, and no jap
anese COSTUME VIII bc necessary FOR
those nttend!na the fetc.
or Interest Here.
SAYS tic Baltimore sun:
- wedding OF interest here VIII take
tholomcw,s Chapel, New York. where
Miss Emily Rogers viii hc married TO
Henry k,Ily Brent who at ono time
lived In this city Miss Anne Rogers,
a daughter of Mr. ana Mrs Archibald
Rogers. OF Hyde Park and New YORK.
VIII h, the brides only attendant. John
ShillIto Rogers ~ TO civ, his sister
I'm marriage
and the ushers viii include Messrs Q.
Chaunccy Stillmau II Pcndlc,on Ror
ers John W Prcutiss Lawrence !.
Gillespie. William ~ Wheclock Henry
j. Whitfield. 4, stewart Walker and
LanEdon L. Marvin on Thursday
night Mr.. Brent IL to give hts far, ell
bachelor dinner at the Harvard Club
Miss Rogers Is a daughter Of the
late Mr.. and Mrs Henry pendl,ton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-11
.UNEMPL ARMY
!. |SNOT WELCOME
Yolo County Protests Against
Sacramento's Order to Pro
hibit Entrance.

Sacramento, Cal. March io.-wi,h ths So
called nrmy Of unemployed route 10
Washington y. c. isolated across the Sacra.
n'ento River IN Yoio County while Sacra.
'ner;o and Yolo Counties settle their dispute
ns to the formers right TO keep II there.
the prosecution OF leaders was begun inte
men. arrested ycstcrdry az Migrants Tho
army occupies peculiar position according
70 foio County officials. With food water
shuitinS of a march to the south west or
north; they have but ono direction to take.
and thnt IL eastward across the bridges into
Shcra tnentU. The army late today voted to
march peacefully through the city on its
Wa eastward Il the police would permit
the Sacramento authorities rejected the pro-
fo!o County officials asked thn, Sacra-
uiento guards be removed from the bridge
md the army be allowed TO cross This 70
quest also was refused Tho Yolo OFFICIALS
tn"n threatered to start legal proceedings
hridses-and there the situation rests sac
r3mcnto deputies again prepared for a night
Nlgu. william Ahcrn, former chief az 20
nee. was put IN charge OF several hundred
VINO VIII establish patrol system.
~ the preliminary hearing General
James Kelley pleaded not guilty TO a charge
OF vaErincy before Il township iustiCc and
demanded jury trial SIX Of his chief fo
overs also pleaded not guilty. Their cases
WIZ he Geiied on Thursday.
Harris Welnstock. = lneiu her Of the United
states industrial Relations Committee. In
terviewed Kelley In Jail to dag and obtained
hts Views on labor conditions, Tie told Kel-
ley trip 10 Washington would be futile
md kelley finally admittedi tho Journey
would avail nothing
No other food than that provided by ;ho
citizana committee of Sacramento from tiay
To dag ls ~ sight tor tho unemployed
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by Goode on tho charge OF being drunk rIs

by Goode on tho charge OF being drunk Hs
was sent to the second Police station. where
all Efforts to arouse him failed
call was sent for the City Hospital am.
bulance. and DR. NJ T.. Boyle. Jr., respond
ed. After Gn examination he pronounced
the negro to be I'm serious condition nn1
removed him TO the hospital. whore he died
without regaining consciousness The body
ner Taylor will make an investigation into
the case to-day.
Doctors IT the hospital attributed the
mans death TO liquor but there wero in.
dications thnt he had been struck n blow
on the mouth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-11
VISITING Nurscs Kcn, uu.x

\ total o: 2.2il visits 10 sick persons in
financial distress were made by the nurses OF
the Instructive Visiting Nurses Assocla ton
during the month of February. Although
February wac short month. q new record
for visits was established Head Nurse
Minor reported that ale patients were on the
visiting list OF The association during the
discharged az cured. Fifteen were removed
20 hospitals
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is ASKED TO BID
u. {. Whcrry Requested to Name Oncr on
(,lnrLn sL,riI...s I.rnnrEi. -

The Committee Pubic buildings Prom
SFucS ana Utilities viewed the Clarke
Springa property yesterday afternoon. bat
TOOK no definite action on the request OF The
hoi'ywood Cemetery Association to bc al
lowed 10 purchusc the property as an add
ron to Hollywood ~ the euggcstion OF
chairman Mi!ls President II T. Whcrry
president or the association was renuasta,i
20 make rs high bid possible on the
propertg. ana I" lay II before the commit
toe on Tuesday afternoon.
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dition OF Peyton f st Clair. OF Gi.e
county, who has been seriously m i'm
local hospital for the past week 10
reported To be very much improved TO-
DAY He Is regarded MS out OF danger.
re SHOWS q steady Improvement from
day TO day
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NO CASE AGAINST WRIGHT
Chnrecs Must Bc supported by Cor
rObOrutiNc Evidence.


LSpccia! 10 The Times Disuutch.l
Wa;Shinst2n, March lC-Ihe HOUSE,
unanimously TO inform the Attorney
General that the charges brought
@Saihnst Justice L paniei The;w Wrieht.,
of Columbia, by Wade II Cooper a.
Washington banker, cannot be consid-
cred unless supported b. zorro boratiye
evidence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-11
Hmllinrton Mah,. Cninnci

GovcTnor stuart yesterday ANNOUNCED m.
app"'ht'ntnt To MS stan of II McC. Eulling-
ION OF Chesterfield County iir RuiIinf
ton lives in Bon Air. ana is promincn; T.,
business The publication OF his appoint
;heht brings the number OF appolntees on
me Governors staff 10 twenty two Ont,
three other cOlOnela reinhin 10 h.. NM, III =
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HOUSE WILL ACT
ON TOLLS MATTER
BEFORE SENATE
Continued From First PareD


their calculations The bills have not
been brought forth, and the subcom
mittee Is engaged again on revision.
Division in the Judiciary Committee
Is believed by some Congressmen to-
cny 10 nave given rise TO the report
mat Chairman Clayton was 10 DO an
pointed judge OF the District OF Co
!uno!a supreme Court. on which there
Is Il vacancy. The report could not he
Verihed at the White House Repre-
sentative Webb. of North Carolina
would succeed Mr.. Clayton as chair
man OF the Judiciary Committee Ar
Weob mas not been identified with any
particular form OF trust legislation in
the tentative drafts
In his remarks before the committce
to-day Mr.. Walker held the Sherma n
law. hs construed by the Supreme
Court. was sufficient to meet all viola
lions The trouble has been there
nave not been sufficient number OF
convictions. and not enough men have
been put in jail
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-11
Funeral, Services In london.

London, March Funeral services
for the late Frederick Towusend Mar
tin. OF New York, took place to-day In
present were the Earl Of Craven, tho
Countess of Craven, who was Cornella
Martin. daughter OF the late Bradley
Martin; Fiscount Ellington, the Earl
OF Howe, the Marquis Of Dufferin and
Ava and Mrs, Bradley Martin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-11
Alleged Fugitive raurl,t

robert f. Adams. forty-onc years n car.
behtcr was arrested Inst night by Detective.
hergennts Wiley and itcllam ana locked mr.
~ the second Police station as Il fugltiyc
from justice In WashlnGton lie is said :,
be wanted there for violating his parole
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-11

Mrs william II Talbot WIN ho,
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. r.,
Lntimcr Gordon. here. has returned TO
Waynesboro.
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Win E1chnnrc ,uInI,s

Rev, n Warren rector OF ST Thomas.
Episconnl church. Glntcr Park viii French
tonight nj s:lb o'cloch In Emma nucl EpIg-
cophi church. Hcnrico County. In exchangs
with tho rector. Rev l.. Il. Osgood
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-11

Leroy Jenkins has returned to his
nome IN Newport News. after spending
several days in Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-11

r. Pumphrev. OF this CITY. spent
t w week -ehd with MIR. rnd Mrs. w. W.
Mitchell In Newport News.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-11

AEs John itunton Foster has been
the recent guest OF her tanpbtar NJ
acoo Edge. in East Downlngtown
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-11

Miss Ruth Anderson, OF the univer.
shy OF virginia. IS tho guest of Miss
Lucy Coleman in Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-11

c. b. CONWAY has returned 10 HE
nome IN Bowling Green. after q brief
stay in this city ~ '''
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Miss Mabel Bowman. of Salem 70
the guest OF her siste, Mrs J X Row
man. nj lis East Franklin Stra,!,
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Schwarzschild Brothers

10 o'clock 70 Leonldas Lafayette story.
After wedding trip they WIN reside
near Boykins.
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Miss Ruby Jones. who bo. bo, 81.
guest Of Mrs. G w. Denton IN rha ai.e
.ottesyliie for tho we, end, has re-.
turned TO Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-11
UNIDENTIFIED NEGRO DIES

Found Unconscious in Alley and Succumbs
without RcgnininG Tsruitics.
An unidentified negro, prob bly, thirty. five
years old, was found unconscious In an al
ley between Broad ana Marshall streets near
parently no had been overcome by IN.
effects OF whiskey. and was taken In custody
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-11

Mrs MURRAY Priest returned 10 Ricn
n'oiin Shturday. after n visit TO Mrs r
> Douglas In Norfolk ~
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MISS Lucille Scott OF this civ 10
visiting friends in Norfolk Tor short
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-11

william Winston. of Mlnneapo,,,
Hail." in Albemnrle County s"S
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Miss Virginia Clements. OF this CIV
visiting In Petersburg for several
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Miss Emma Ragland. OF this c,,v
"ho mas beyn Visiting MISS Graz.
sareeani Ia Norfolk. is now srendjne
Virginia Beach. h'io" al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-11

Mrs Nathalie +. Smith has returned
, 10 reutrtckS burg, after spending some
''!'e Win relatives In this citv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-11

MISS Marie Hawkins. OF Lynchhu-o
whn mas been visiting Miss EEznbein
M'bee IN charlottesville, Is now M
guest Of friends here. ~" Inc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-11

Miss Edna Faber has returned r.,
ot "ohs ne. after visiting her sister
N's' aired X, Collins. In Ril hmomI
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MIS-. a Finn Dickson has returned
sIsio Guy, ich souie. after visit to her
s!sleF' Mrs. {. n Dempsey. hers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-11

TIE Rev T; c Da VI. who has re-.
sh?,r ,'VVeu 10 X chmond. Is sp nding
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Hirthdny Carnival

an interesting charity event Of FRI
ihE "il be the Birthday Carnival
s,' mi'% %, Is 10 be gwen under the auspices
an" direction Of the p ima~y ciafs ot
VA. Centenary Methodi / Clrrrh fro,n
20 O'Clock in the afternoon. ard
VII DC continued from to II in th-.
en,hg Al sorts OF novel ana unione
n'HHa nave been made for the enrar
'"inmen'. ana there is TO be a -
stiui exhibit of dolls f.om ar. or
tne world Refreshments vii 10
,Ssd"d b! the com'nlttee In charge. and
tractive. "iiS AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-11
nd Ont of Town

;, Mrs Cabell Cauthorn. of lis Eas,
sranNtln street is at the Memoris
Hospital for treatment. ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-11
81. Clair Out Of Danger.

Especial to The Times Dispatoh.I
Roanoke, Va, March 10.--Tho con-
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StOry-IItIi.

Especial to The Timca- Dispatchl
Boykins, Va, March lo.-Nliss Eliza
beth J. Hill, daughter of Mrs. Alice
X. nm, was married this morning at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-11
Toilet articles

Ivory sonp, 90 per cent 1Oo
pure. &c value, cakes for. LUZ
Hydrogen Peroxide, large o.
1901. bottle. l5c value. "
Lchn q Frick'r Witch 1ec
Hazel. large 25c bottle. for Io1
Nantine'n Face Powders, 0Sc
zoe value oot
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-11
Notions

100 ysrds OF Black Eureka SILK
Thread, bH't quality. ACC OSc
"Vcrsr" Hair Pins, extra heavy
curved. &c value, Wcdncs- Sr
day. boxes ~
Merccrizrd DnrninB Cotton, In
black. gray, white. navy and So
tan; three spools for. . ~
Hest Imported GILT Handle Steel
Scissors. from 3ia to 5h
inches long. zoe and 75c OK
value AOS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-11
Zen rfniin-< night,

Announcer, Mt has been made OF tho
marriage of Walter Il Pearman. OF this
Norfolk. the ceremony havint. "a
Iiace on Saturday morning. March z
~ Warrenton. \ G. the Rev. r. II
cult officiating Mir and Mrs po.
iinnn VIII reside In Richmond. follow.
Ine Their return from their honev-
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An Department
Jc,Ociry
SIN ATTRACTIVE ITEMS.

''HHHHfHc NntlInUHy FTrturc
Frames, in rich Oriental effects
81 100 and Sis value 5Gc
sbUc yniue .....2 &c
finudsome Card CnsrS, styles
just TO hand. $3.50 CT IN
value ....-... pi'oO
soc brooches, set with pearls,
brilliants; alao shown In
hard French enamel, soc TX
value Observation-Disclosures. IoS
si.O0 Pear, bends, with
d dSii' god CLASP wea 1 SOC
Head Necklaces, In the var!-
1an popular styles Zoo 10c
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Ribbons
REDUCED ron
GI.lIIN(.

TnfretR Ribbon, 6 inches wide.
and SIessaIine Ribbon. 51s inch
OF wide. shown In all de- 10,
sirable shades. 25c value. lOS
block Wnnh Rtbbons, No. lih
and No. ., sells regular Tor
l2kc per bolt, Wedncs- Qn
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aaffss. = Martt rubia. prsi

9udsr.- prsiis fietis. Rdffinirs
ter Gut aoaf S.15e; pofpbereb 1886;
gubss 7.50c; sranuIirisr 7.25e; Cons
fsetionsrs .4' 7.15e; Sff ~ 6.9Oc;
spsibsr EXTRA e." 6.70e; srtra e.
6.50c.
Wofdffes III iistis.-Reiu Srs
leans Open aettle 38--45c, gsntrifu.
gal 18-20c per 9aIlpn..
Refs. - 2ouiiiana, 5anep hedb
8a-7c, prima 5a-64e. Orbindrsr At
&c, Sapan 4A-4ae per pfunb.
Dairbs probufte.
Butter. - Warlt rubia prtifs
ftstia. Mbolemilf Grtra 33c, Gen.
fralbebgItra 30ac. GentraIi5eb Jirits
26a4-27Ac, DO. Getpnbs 22--23c.
Gonen Datrp 23e. pad!Hs Sssd a0s
per pfunb.
1Gfe - Narit fen. Dhio 16ae,
gserbpeitliGer 163-17e. Rem yorf
173e, G4rti3er 20-33e, ho. Bird
163t, Gimbusser 14c per pfunh.
Gies. - prsife fisils. prima
fEii& aiihusseiEss 2ls. tres 22ae
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3mei Stadlein ppu Der WfaHus.
suht.

Die si,ss unS bic Rieberlageu bus
ben cine laRes WurseI. Sober Sies
Don beute 1T i6ou einmol i'm 6riebsn
srfo6ten porbsu: SIM aaisrneubof
nit Der MannsSudt. Ssos glieoer-
lag. BON bsuts 1T ihon einmal srlits
ten porpen: absrmaIs i'm 5rieosn auf
benz aaisrnsnbof. so ba5en Gripls
uno Wibsrfolg Elm boppeltes @eii9t.
Tlit benz siren Isben le uns bsute an,
uno nit bsm anoeren i6auen lie in
bic @ersanssnbeit Suriid. Oafiir alpsi
8slsse: Wit benz einsn sreife i9 Seit-
LID ins Sabr 1902 suriid, unb Ort'
lid auf ben GeitunssiibunsspluB bon
Ti,3u. Der iit bod oben iiber Der
Stobt. @sit binaus fiebt man aufs
asurns Mesr. Ganss itanbsn mir
psrIunten ba. gIuf sinmal aputman'
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gut, bic Ra6frage aber I6pd9 unb
bic preiie itetis. Mildfiibe tparen
auberorbentli9 unbegebrt unb bic
preiie Is Bis 25e niebrieer. = Witts
Iere unO i9psre Stisre $7.50-S.Oo.
auserlefene Bis Grtrl 100000,
S6fsn $3.00-6.25, S!eiI9ersStiere
$5.50-7.75, 9eifers $4.50-7.25,
auserlsisne $7.35-775, aiibe 1926
$50. auserlefene Bis ertra $3.50
$50, 9annsrs $3.25-4.25, etoders
unb Bssoers $5.50-775, StpdsSsis
fers $5-6, Stod aibs $4.25-
5.25.
8ulfen.-Die 3ufubr mar gut
uHb bic preiIe 10 bis 25c niebriger.--
Wngere uno lsi9ts $4.50-5.50, 80,
losna $5.50-6.25, @rtru $685. :
40, fetts gulen $6.25-6.50.
aGl ber.-Der Diartt sr0ffnets
itetig, icblob aber i6pah nit so big
75c nisbriserm preiisn. -Sroinars
unb qrobs S5.50-11, fair bis CUTE
lei6te $3.50 11.25, ertra $11.50-
11.75.
9 d. 6peine. - Die 3ufu6r
mar gut, pie Na4frass idpa6 uup
bic prsiis nm 20 bis 25c niebriger.-
Sbtpsre S9peins pcn 265 pfunb
auffpdrts 1855 8.75, quite Biz aus
srleIene 8srpadungss uno 5leiIders
iorten $8.75-8.80, rrbindre Big
auserleiene i6pere fstte Saue $3.50
800, Stdgs $4.50-700. lei6ts
9srianbtiortsn $8.00-8.75, Jertel
$5.00-7.75.
S6afs unb 2dmmer. Die
9ufubr mar gut; uub cine quite Ra6s
frage fir G9ufs 3u itetigen 9reiien
uno ihtpahe Raffrase fir aammer
Bel 10 Biz 15c nisbrigereH prsiIen. =
S6afe: GItrd $5.15-5.25. CUTE bis
auserlefene $4.75-5.10, orbindre big
fair $2.50-4.65. Gdntmer $3.50
IT'S, @uas $4.25-5.00.
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2lusldmSiitbe Nabribten

abrsiIe Der 9arbe. ztuf
pem 2ebrter 9abnbof 9luf ben gu
fobrItraben neben ben 9eleiien iteben
in Iansen &Olonnsn Reierpiiten mo
2uncpebrtruppen, Mebrsre 3iies iinb
bereitS sefiiat unS barren nur Der
Greisabe Der 4bfabrt. Rubis, obne
iebe Qufresune. aud obne abi6isbss
f3ensn, b,nn bic 9lnsebDrisen berRri,-
ger IinO braubeu Dor Der Sperre Su-
riidseblieben. Dort Itebtn tie &opi
an aupf, bin unb tpieOer na6 Der aos
lonne binlusenb, pp Der Batter. Der
8ruesr obsr Der 8rdutisdm itebt.
Wiibiam tperosn bic abrGaen Dsr9aI-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-26
olak.N a@rid)tea.

g anita g, 26. Sept. 1914.
SIN Gineinnatier Oiitrift lit Der
Obio GluB itationar unb bate bers
ielbe seitern 9lbsnb BEL 9isIiger Stabt
einen Daferitaub Don Ill SUB.
Die fOlsenbeu 0spei6sn trafen
tpabrsnb bss seitrissn 3asss bier elm:
gittsburs, pa.-5.9 CUB unb fteist.
Wbeeling, W.8 a.-6,9 SUB II. faat.
parfersburg, 90. Bali CUB.
Sdnapba 5alls.-0.3 Sub unb itsigt.
@barleIton, 20. 9a.-6.6 5ub.
portsmOutb, O.-2.2 5ub u. fGlt.
Gouispille, ap.-7.9 SUB uno itsigt.
Guanspille, Sno.-3.4 SUB.
HaibOias, 9enn.-7.3 SUB Ii. fGQt.
Chattanooga, 9enn. SO SUP.
OdirO, 81. .-17.9 SUB unb fGat.
Wemptis, Senn.-131 Jub u. iteigt.