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New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
CUTTER TOWS FISHERMEN
Nothing the Matter Except That
Their Engine Was Cranky.

While coming up the bay late yesterday
Captain John Bradley, pilot Of the reve-
nue. cutter Calumet, observed SS-foot
power boat anchored off the west side or
the new parade ground Of Governors Isl
and. The power boat was the Tuscan
from Jersey City, which had been out 10
the Fishing Banks all day with a party OF
amateur fishermen.
Need any help?" asked Mr.. Little, the
boarding officer.
NO. not particularly" replied the mas
ter. Our engine has become a bit cranky,
and I'd be obliged if I could get a tow to
the Battery
Take a line" shouted Captain Bradley
of the Calumet ''WeH put you in all
right"
And they did.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
BUSINESS LOST ITS CHARM
Delicatessen Man. Heir to $15O,000,
viii Sell Out for Reasonable Sum.

The deliCatessen business has lost it's
charms for Simon RothschiId of No 3O5
Jackson avenue, Long Island City. and he
will sail in a day or two for Germany TO
claim one-half of an estate of $500 900 left
by a sister in Cassel, where she died a few
days ago. With Rothschild when he takes
the trip will be his sister. Mrs. Gretta
Stein. OF Bath Beach.
He has been in the delicatessen business
in Jackson avenue for years and has pros
pered fairly well. When he learned from
the German Consul yesterday that sister
had died in Germany, leaving an estate Of
more than a quarter of million dollars.
and that he and Mrs. Stein were the only
heirs. he lost interest in his business right
away and let 1t be known that he would
sell out for a reasonable sum.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
NOT A MATTER OF POLITICS
But Cashier Dismissed Without Hear
ing May Get Peremptory Mandamus.

Controller Prendergast was witness yes
terday before the Supreme Court in Brook
lyn, when Justice Crane heard the suit
brought by James F. Butler for reinstate-
ment as a cashier in the Controllers office.
Butler is a Democratic election district
captain in the 18th Assembly District.
Buffers complaint was dismissed. He de
clared that he had been removed for polit-
ical reasons and without a hearing The
jury found that political reasons had moth
ing TO do with his dismissal. but that he
had not received a hearing. ~he action
was in the form of an alternative writ OF
mandamus Butler now viii apply for a
perenptory writ of mandamus.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
PUPILS PAY FOR DIPLOMAS
Expert Penman Engaged by Brooklyn
Observation-Disclosures to Follow.

Teachers in Public School 90. at Rog-
ers avenue and Winthrop street, Brooklyn,
will have TO explain to the Board of Edu-
cation why they sent their pupils diplomas
10 an expert penman TO have the names Of
the pupils written in at d cost of 10 cents
to each pupil. Should pupil want rib
bon tied around his diploma he also will
have TO pay for that distinction.
The teachers in this school say their own
penmanship is such that If they were to
write in the names on the diplomas they
would be criticised by the pupils.
Dr. Andrew W. Edison. Associate SUperin-
tendent of Schools, said that an investga-
tion would be ordered Immediately, as the
action of the teachers was in violation cf
the rules of the Board of Education, which
provide that the pupils are not TO be as
sessed in any way for graduation.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
FIREMEN BURIED WITH HoNoRs.

Timothy Cotter and William healy, the
two frenen killed at the Washington street
fire early last Monday morning. were buried
Yesterday with full honors. With Cotter
1vss buried Mrs. Nora Williams, a cousin.
with whom he lived and who died OF grief
when his bocy was brought home. The
funeral was held IN St Alphonsus' Church.
in West Broadway. near Canal street. two
thousand people hearing the solemn
reot,iem mass. An escort from the various
bsttaJions and about two hundred hremen
attended the funeral. The pallbearers and
Guard Of honor came from Cotter's com
pany. Engine 8
Fsealys funeral took place from ST
Peters Church. in Barclay street. The pail
bearers and guard % honor were from the
dead mans company. Engine i" Ere
Commissioner waldo and Deputies o heeiIe
<.nd Johnson were present AZ both funeTa-s-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
MOTOR BOAT LED TO WEDDING
Ard Baby Carriage, Pushed by An
other Man, to a Separation.

The papers have been served in a suit
brought by Grover T. Muller, of No 554
Quincy street. Brooklyn, against ". P Sic
bern. q liquor dealer. of No. 2717 Church
avenue. TO recover $4,000 for the aliena-
ton OF Mrs. Muller's affections. Mr.. Muller
met his wife Mrs Mae Voss Muller. four
years ago. He was cruising in Jamaica
Bay in one motor boat and she in another.
Her boat was drifting out TO sea and he
towed it ashore. The wedding soon fol-
lowed
DR.. Muller alleges that when he returned
from a business trip on April "a he saw
his wife coming down the street with Mr..
Siebern. who was rolling the baby car
rage A separation followed. The next
day Mr Sie5ern had the husband arrested
for disorderly conduct. but he was dis
charged. His wife then had him arrested
for failure TO support her and the child
4 few days ago Mrs. Muller started divorce
proceedings.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
sToWAWAYs SWIM FOR SHORE
One Dies as He Is Taken from Water
Second To Be Deported

Boston. June 9.-Two Russian stowaways
on board the steamer Winifredian, from
Liverpool. failed in an effort to reach the
land Of the free by swimming ashore when
the vessel paused for a few hours OFF
Boston Light to-day. and one of them,
Max Selling. will accompany the body of
his companion, Simon Grunberg. back TO
Russia.
Selling and Grunberg had covered a
couple OF miles OF their hazardous swim
when an incoming steamer sighted them
and dropped a boat Grunberg died as he
was lifted from the water, and il was some
hours before Selling fully recovered. The
men were not eligible for admission TO this
country.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
PRESIDENT FELTON, SATISFIED
Believes Rate Increases Only Delayed
Few Months.

Chicago. June 81 am satisfied with
the agreement entered into with President
Taft" said S. NJ FELTON,. president of the
Chicago Great Western Railroad. to-day.
The increase in freight rates so much
needed by the railroads has been delayed
few months, but 1 am confident that
higher freight charges can be put into effect
with the consent of the Interstate Com
merce Commission after that body has re-
viewed the situation in accordance with
the expected new legislation.
Il have faith in the wisdom and fairness
Of the commission, and believe that the
roads will be permitted to increase rates
to keep pace with the heavy demands for
wages. for labor and the rising cost of ma
terials''
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
TUBERCULOSIS SUNDAY RESULTS.

The National Association for the Study
and Prevention of tuberculosis announces
that over 100000 churchgoers listened 10
10000 sermons and that more than 1,250. O0O
pieces of literature were distributed as the
result of the first national tuberculosis Sun
dav ever held. on April "a. The association
says that fully one-eighth OF the SO 000 900
chi1rchgoers in the United States heard the
gospel OF health on that day and that the
numbe OF persons who were reached by
notices and sermons printed in the news
papers of the country aggregated 500 010
II Is planned TO make the tuberculosis sun
day even more farreaching IN its effects
next year.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
SHIPPING NEWS
po-. of New York, Thursday, June g.
1910.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
..- r-,v os Macon Savannah June o %
the Ocean oc,s,,. s. GO; 2; s.1o wlon a Pa''' m4
steamer Monus. New Orleans June and radss
southern Pacific C co s.To T,Ia N
Left ouarann6nT noro1,o GrS Hull May p and Boston
June s. to sanderson & son Win "'''
riyed s a. rne r:rsnaSa 1Hr). Trinidad June ! ara
Grenada 2 to the Trinidad Shipping go sa arrived
steamer Ultonia (Brl. Trieste Mts ~ c,inard ss
- Ia WITH 1i9 cabin and 2107 sIeerass - *
senrers and mdse. Arrived al tne Dat a.
i.smer n: 1rH BresIau Ger, Baltimore for Bremen
- OeIricbs e Co with passengers anu "i1
ANCHORED IN siI,on 3gfren'nSS Se%port " &ews and NsT
folk 10 the Old Dominion IS 20, Sl 40 "a
gers and mdse, IToou6is 6s Jacksonvils June and
Charleston I to tn: clySs SSt,ns ~ 60 az s:s5 m
Chapman Derrick and wrecking Co. Lett ~1A-
ansins at 1tpsntis (xor,. Nipe Bay June 4 70
the Atlantic Fruit CO. with fruit Arri's9 a.
ths bar s' Jamestown Norfolk and newport
News 10 the Old Dominion SIS Line. WIFI - pas -
ssnsers and ndse. Left Quarantine at o-St Is
o7 srd palermo 2s 10 OeIrichs & Co. with pas
sengers and mdse- Anchored in Quarantine At
Steamer Freya CSor). Barscoa June 4. with
rndse 10 the cuneo Importing Co Passed II
Sandy Hook at I.3O ? H.
steamer Mama Hata. Baltimore. 10 the sS.S
York and Baltimore Transportatlon Line WIN
rndse Left Quarantine at 9:12 m
Steamer Taormina QtaD. Genoa May =. z a
Iermo rs and Naples IS. TO fairfield, so.arl q
and mdse for New York and p CABIN and 90
steerage passengers and mdse for PhllaoeIpnla-
Arrived az the Bar at m -,
Steamer Homereus (Brt, BuenoS AyrsS APtai APta
o Montevideo so Natal NAV II, Trlnidad -,
Ponce "a Cienfuegos 80 and Havana June a. 20
r p Houston &, Co with passengers ana nluSe-
Arrived at the Bar at m - -
Steamer BresIau Ger, Bremen May - sla
Baltimore June s. TO Oelrfchs & Co. with IL
cabin and As steerage passengers and mose- At
rfyed at the Bar at Sis m -
Steamer Pennsylvania GER. Hamburg Nay -,
10 the Hamburg American Line. with passengers
and mdse South Of Fire Island al 10 p m
Sandy Hook, y J. June 9, $50 m-"Ih1
southeast uoderate breeze: raining; tnlck Oh
short; light sea
Steamers Oscar II DAM Copenhagen. La Sa-
vote (F'r) Havre; George Washington tGerl'
Bremen: Re d'Itaia ItaD. Naples; cara CAusD.
PHILADELPHIA Marienfels Ger, Batavia Banes
pam. Puerto Plata; FL Paso Galveston; MORO
Castle Havana: santa Marta (Br). Kingston;
(Br), Perth Auboy: Princess Anne. Norfolk and
Newport News; Campania CBr), Rotterdam
Moncensio CItaD. Durham and Manila via NeV-
port News: Bygland (Nor). Banes: Chelston IBID:
Norfolk; Taormina Utah. Philadelphia; City OF
Savannah. Savannah: Delaware. Philadelpnla;
Ogeechee. Brunswick: Rugbeian CBr). Rotterdam
VIA NorIofk
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Campania. reported $50 miles east OF
Sandy Hook at $50 a yesterday, is expected
to dock Saturday forenoon.
The Pennsylvania, reported 1893 miles east
Of Sandy Hook at 10 a IN yesterday, is expected
TO dock this forenoon.
The Cleveland reported 1910 miles east OF
Sandy Hook at m yesterday, is expected 90
dock Sunday forenoon.
The Oceania reported 27S miles east OF
Sandy Hook at 7:30 yesterday. is expected
to dock this forenoon.
The San GiorgtO. reported ss S53 miles east OF
Sandy Hook at a yesterday. is expected to
dock this forenoon.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
NnNkTTRT
HIGH WATER.

IMMATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise, 4;2s sunset 7:29; moon sets 1875:
moons age, 4.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10

Fiji Islands, AgstTsIis Es% T. SO
land We We, san Franc!scoJ-Sisrra. june l''o'''
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10

OIose n y J.
Destination and steamer Pm
Japan, Corea, china via Tacomaj-
japan, Corea China. Philippines via
Faneouver)--Empress OF India. o.. To-Day, go
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10

Everybody will welcome Colonel
Roosevelt. Get a Roosevelt picture in
colors, given away FREE with next
Sundays TRIBUNE, and hang it in your
window.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
TRANsPACIFIC MAILs.

SUNDAY, JUNE i
Drumlanrig. Argentina. ARP 2:SO 600 a n
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10

Perhaps it's the eIeo,,..
silk Innings ''
Perhaps it's the Iu,..
feel
Anyway, there's a ,,s.,
ton in a silk lining that y
many men glad to M
little extra cost.
Only the best of silks :.
silk lnings-no cheap er,i.
crack and rip.
Silk lined suits, $50 toa.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
SATURDAY. JUNE II


Pr Friedrich Jam Ham II 90 a m 100 ? m
Cr Prince Rio Jan Prince II 90 m 300 m
MatanZas. Tampico. Ward. 200 m
ComanChe. JACK Vile. Clyde. LOO m
SATURDAY. JUNE Ii.
St Louis Southampton Am $50 N 1000 m
Cincinnati. Hambur, Ii A.. $50 IN 1000
Caronia. Liverpool. Cunard. $50 IN 1000 m
Baltic LIVERPOOL ........... $50 200 m
Trent. bermuda X 5 p. 200 a 1000 a m
Zua, La Guayra. Red y. $50 m l. on m
Can olna. San Juan. NY&PR 900 m 200 IN
Sarnia, Hayti. II A. ...-..... 300 . M IL 30
Havana, Havana. Ward .--. 1000 a m Zoo IN
Orotava Jamaica, r p. $50 m 500 m
Naderland. Antwerp. Red Star II. 90 a
Minnewaska. London. Att Tr -- o:30 a IN
California, Glasgow. Anchor. 1000 IN
La Gascogne. Havre. French. 1000 a m
y dt Geneva. Naples. Italian II 90 a m
+ der Crosse. Naples. y G l. II 30 a IN
Creole, New Orleans. So Pac. 1900 m
Clty OF Macon. Saw. Saw. 300 m
Iroquois. Jacksonville. CLYDE. ZOO N
Nueces. galveston. Mallory. 100 m
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
OUTGOING STEAMERS
TODAY.

Brings mail.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10

make OH the correspondence. saying that
the letters spoke for themselves.
At the offices of the United States At
torney it was said yesterday that the grand
jury would probably be asked to investi-
gate in a drastic manner the matters re-
ferred to in the Mayors letter. There was
no explanation forthcoming regarding the
cause of the discharge of the man against
whom the city detectives had gathered evi-
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Gin ,literariider" Srid.

Die Siteratur 1T, man iao., mag
man min, Elm Iobnsnbss 9eperbe. Dem
Rlugsn Offust iie ale gburen, ale
Sdnbt fogar. unb benz 8ummen psrs
hiIft Tie immerbin su grfabrunoeH, bic
ibm niisIia fein tOnn.n. fir bus
Sebtere tpeib i1 Elm Ieuhtenoss geis
ipiel. gu mir fam zines Sooes elm
Wann, Der mir srsdbIts, ioeben bate
er ouf Der gibliotbet ismunbn a.Iprcs
den, Der ibm fasts, ih, gsrab. ih mir.
Dc ibn oussiebie unterItiiBeu, tp.il er
SdriftiteIlsr lei. Der 9strsffenbe bat.
te binsusefiist, ia isi nGmIia aud
S6riititeller unb bnrum tbGts ib 10
stipas. SD mub gsitebsn, bob mid
bas in 8erleeenbeit iebte. sydb bat ben
Ufann um eniIhuloieuna, penn ih
ibn snttduT6en fpute. i'd CAB ibm
idlieblih cine Wurt, bon Der er iibris
gems ebrIi9 tntsidt mar. Seit i.ner
3eit bat iid fold Elm frember Seiut,
Der rShriftItelsr" LIT. ofters uno inn
mer nit ireenb einer anberen 9egriins
buns on meiner sbiir .ingsfunben; Der
grite, 10 bente i6 mir, mub einen eros
ben Jreunbsstreis gsbubt bdben, unb
in biefsn in IS fefie Ginridtuna aes
iporoen, 81 Deriuhen. fur fpsld tomli.
ihe 4rt 4usfludt i6 INNER nod eil,e
Wlort berseben tpsrbe. Das i'll Gin aans
biibf6es Spiel. Wenn aber bsrjeniee,
Der nun geftern sleidfdlIs Elm berorti,s
ges Experiment nit mir ma6te, aud
Elm Wann biefer Grippe mar, oann lit
es enbSiiliis Der 2ests. obtpoH es i.ie
n.sness Der llnbeeabieite ift; nun
sebe ia nitts msbr; nun bin i9 perGrs.
CERT.
0sitsrn tperbt id ieIepboniId anss.
rufen unb eire mir frembe 5timme,
Elm tiefer 9aB ipie Gus sSafners 5oble,
fiibrt iid init ben Worten Elm: .6ier
profeHor Jren5el." Oorauf id -
nod sdn5lih gebantsnlos: ,gitier
Darauf bic Gimme: ,5abe idb ben
9or5ug, 5err Sounbfo periOnIid :"
9arauf ih ipieber: .SaipobIl ssh bin
ielbit am 4pparat!4 9urauf pieber bic
Stimme. bic nod um einige 0robe tie
fer, seoriidter uno 10 ipiirbs if iest
fagen - unnatiirliher ipirb: sd
mD6te mir erlauben, Sbnen einen imns
gen Ghriftftelsr gu empfebIen, einen
Oottor CONNER - ben Ramen babe
i9 bier bistret per6nbert). Gr lit ere
trantt; tr min nidt 70 febr cine lInters
ftiisune, nis pislmebr 8sfhdftiguns.
Bis Ct feline 3eilnreiie antreien fam. |
Gr mar elm Shiiler BON mir!1 Seb
bore bas stlpas unsseuIei0 an. neil IA, |
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MmsldnoiidJe Vabrid)ten.

Gin biforif6 mertpiirs
biges llnterieeboot. Der
9erluit bes fran5oIiifen llnterIe.boo4
tee nplupioie" III geeignet, bic aufs
merti0mteit auf bief. 5abr5euse su
Ienten, unb es biirfte bon synierefTe
iein. auf bas erite llnteriseboot binsus
tpeiien. bas bic geitimmuna baben
ioIte. Hapoleon /. aus Ieiner Oefans
aenf4aft duf Der Snisl ct. 5elsna su
befrcien. Der Wann, Der bisIen tiihs
nen. fir Die bumaliss 3eit abenteuere
lihen p!an foBie. bisb SobnItone unb
ipar Elm enslifher Shmuagler DON
ungttD5bnlih enifhloiienem gbaratisr.
gr mar aus Nsipsnte sntfloben unb
bate nadkr 2orb RelIons Ghiff III
benz ansriff auf aoenbagsn selt.uert,
ndhbem bic oeipohnIiden piloten Der
Gloite bieies Waesitud abgelebni bais
ten. sSobnitone foa nun ben tiibnen
@eriuh gemdht baben, Ropoleon BON
ct. 6tlenn ipeg3nbringen. Gin unter
Der Ses eebenbes Jnbr3eug, bns beiBt
tin Ghiff. bas etne 3sit lang unter
Waiftr psrientt uno 6ur1 cospidssI
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Rsus ptbefsn.
Gintinnati. is. Gun.

Gintinnati. 15. Suni.
GbarIes 2uutsrbo6 on 5ortIdriti
gau<@erein, $500.
Sobu 5. Boomers an CT. Bernard
progrtfioe y. Il. g. u. Co., $1,000.
Goparb gsnnsn an SomeIteab g.
II. 8. Co.. $4,000.
Gtta 6ispatrid on 5om.Iteab G. II.
6. Co.. $500.
Gaa M. StsGing.r on @ietoriu ..
u. Ro. 2. $500.
Marp 9. Snqoer an 1bomas so.
Rpan, $267.
5Oisp4 6. Sacobs an gIpbu Q. II.
6. Co.. $500.
Glen WcQamQra on gineiunoti
Wortlnsmsn's Club 8. u. 6. Co.,
$500.
Robsrt 6. DebIter ON @ermania 9.
u. go. 3, $500.
Jerolnano 8. 4mann, IT,. on 1.
WorO 9. u. 6. a.. $1,000.
emma u. Rsso an Julton 9. II. g.
u. Qo. A, $500.
Warp gorpOIo an 5. Rpan; $4Oo.
Oscar grunuer an GilbsrtOn 3. u.
6. Co., $1,000.
5bersia 8. 8aabad an Silperton
6. Il. 9. Co., $500.
5berefo gertram an gestn,an Ctr.
.. Ii. 6. Co., $1,000.
Jroerid Sberbslmnn an bielelbe.
$500.
4ugutt S. aaufbOIb an Sobn J.2tbs
lers, $500.
JIdae yl. Gregg an GOutbern Obio
SAB. 8t. Co., $1,000.
: Warp 9. Snposr an 9bos. SO.
Rpan, $3.50.
Sobn 9. Ribsstpon an gnterprifs 9.
u. 6. u. Co.. $1,000.
:. Hsliis grop glart an Dnenspiuc
Q. u. 8. Co., $1,000.
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Der G6epafier
Sc G6an1iGp.
Roman bon 5. gaierI.in.
(Jortiesung.)

rJiir bieie Na9t baben mir bonn 8is
comte taum nod sttpas gu befiirhten,
erlpioerte bic 8rdfin, bic na4 uno na6
ibre fruhere 3uperii9t tpieber qspann.
rGr bat Die Srauen bprbin niht i'm
S6lofe gefunoen unb tann iie iegt um
70 tpeniger oarin permutben. als er Dor
benz portal cine Wa6s auTIte1te. 9om
unteriroii6sn Gang bsfigt sr aber teine
Qbnung. Wubrf6einIid tptrb alio Der
gtcomte, neil aud Die jebige Strsife
reiultatlos Oerlduft, nit ben Soloaten
nan benz 0orf 5uriitgsben. Damn fino
mir un9eitort biz morgen, no i6 tpobl
cine GeIegenbeit finben tperbs, eu9,
meine 2ieben, aus ben &lausn bes qas
rl1er Haubbosels 3u reiben."
Die 9rGfin fling iomit bereits piss
Der an, plGne gu snttperfen; nd&bem
Die Gorge Inn bus 2eben ibrer SdiiB.
linse bon ibr ssnommen mar, funo iie
bic glditi5itdt bes Gsiitss i6neu piez
Der. 4aein ite iollte balb nod eiumal
irre tperoen an Der Senbung, au mel,
der iie iih pom 9immel bsruFen tpdbnz
ts. Sic beriet6 seraoe bic 8orbereituns
gen fir bic Ra6trubs Der Damsn, ols
Uadtt9ieu nit beitiir5ter Mtiene mslbez
ts, oab Der 8icomte nit ben Oraoonsrn
pteber i'm ShIofe isi.
"gr Diro ben MadtpoTt.n por bem
Sbor etn3ieben," meints bic 9rGfin.
.Rein," entgegnst. Der 9iener, bic
3on5e Gsisai9dft iteist f6On bic arei>
.reppe empor."
r9ann fdnea, fdnsu." Taat. bic
56loBfrau, .rdum. RAID bas sofelz
3srdtb ab, bamit bas msbrfa6e Gebed
'etnsn gsrodht erregt. uno ibr, msine
eleben," ipanbte iie fid an bic Dansn, |
,ioipte Ou, mein Reffe, i9r tretst emit
petlsn in oas Hebensinmer, Biz i6 ben
gicomte absefertist babe"
Die Sbir bes Hebengsma9ss jtloB
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Sbos. 6. Sones an propiDent g
y. II. s. Co., $4,000.
Ieter M. aiIIid an bto.. $25OO.
Ratbon Sbapiro an Ohio 8allet
g. u. 9. Co., $4,000.
Wtinnie gortb an gBeitern II
Soutbern 2ife Sni. 60, $1,000.
Sbrefa unb CLARA oirfh on Wes
itern 6ils 3. g. u. g. gp., 5000.
Dtelelben an Wm.R. 6obart, $30OO
8ep. ppliier an Sputbern Sbic
Sop. St. &c., $4,000.
Jrant Braun on Hep 9udene 6. IL,
.. Co., $500.
9lmelid .9eslep on Union @. 3. IL
3. Go. 1925.
Sas. Campbell an sc. .. Craig,
$3.50.
Dbio 9allen geaItp SO. an 5unba.
mental 6. II. 3. 60. $250O.
Gettigte 5ppotbeten.
2ucie G. @ngebranbt an SO. SO.
Wibmener, $434.
Socob Sofmann an aipn glo. l 6. II.
9. 60. $700.
Glifabetb Woites an Some 9. II. g.
U. Co., $500.
9eorse g. Woore on Rabiion g. u.
go. 2, $4,000.
Otto 5anit ON Someiteab g. IT, 6.
Co., $4,000.
0srislbs an anna W. Smitb, $500.
anoia Clifton an oamsiteao g. Ii.
6. 60, $1400.
Gliiubetb geb an Rprtb Cincinnati
6. II. 9. Co., S7OO.
Sos. 6. Saecbs on alpba 3. u. 6.
Co.. $1,000.
Gpa g. Burton an Union G. 3. Ii.
z. Co.. $1,000.
2ena Goben an Cincinnati @ortinas
mems Club 9, II. 9. 60. $425O.
Sos. ertsl On SatIep part Co.,
NC. .SotbapuD an :. Rpon, $500.
j. 3. Imann, IT,. on l. Warb 9. II.
6. ". Co.. $1,000.
Ssanstte Sotpper on propibsnt g.
3. Il. z. Co.. $4,000.
emma q. sSetpett on Ssnni. 8.
8oobarh, $125.
Bernard 6. 8artbuus on Soutbern
Chio 8. Ii. 2. Co., S25OO.
Wearn ). 6. Gareiu an Ginc. SAB.
Spc., $1,000.
Sds. pOtpers on Garri. 9. somocr,
800.
ei3sis MOran on Sobn R. Selling,
$1,000.
Sbo .. 9ater on GImlppob gloce
2. II. 3. Co.. $3.50.
glathan Sbopiro an Cbio 9alIep 6.
/. g. Co., $1,000.
Gig. SmiIep an Gnterprije 9. ii.
:. U. Co.. $3.50.
Wirnie gurte an Weitsrn Sius g. |
?. II. 6. Co., $1,000.
gbriitppbr RieIoge or Uat. Qbams
B. II. 6. o., $1,000.
Irhibalb Stuart on 9uuronte. 9.
3D., $400.
gorep &c Zimmerman an llnion g.
5. Il. 8. Co., $500.
Stnnie g. Ribarbs on Gbas. Z.
Sreifus. $500.
Roob page on Jouroatipn .. uno
?. 60. $3.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-16

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SUP an Der 0eItieite Der 8eresfpro
Npe., 81.
0erminu 4.9otsr on Wtlliom 9oIb,
Got 27 in S. 6. @endenitein's Inter
obtbeiluns. ST..
6e3etiab 6dfpfinS an Qouis 8raf,
Elm Stiid Gonb on Der Oftfeite Der
Sbio Iite, in Mt. Waibtnston, $2400.
Sobn VI. 9itts an 2lbert s. Rieb,
$50 bel $50 SUB an Der SiibIeite Der
9anftelo Str, 160 SUB Dtlid bon
Seroms Qpe., 81.
GImo WaiIler an Soispb 9inaer, 25
Bel 135 SUB an Der Deitieite Der geIu.
ben Npe., in Rorppoo, 81.
GIbert 6. glllen, per Sberiff, an
Sbpmas B. Gpar. Got 72 in 9art
pidee llnterabtbeiIurg. $63.
Sbomas 80. Rn1n an Rarp e.
Snpoer, oieielk Got, 81.
Samuel .. Cooper on gfobert 6.
8ebiter, so Bel 235 SUB on Der Glib
ieite Der Garnotion 2tpe., $40 5ub off
LID bon Slider glpe., 81.
George 5elmer, IT,, an Oscar grun.
nen, Cots IA unb Is in potter &c pars
Inns llnterobtbeilung in SiIperton, 81.
Jreb.S. Rieble an Gli3ubetbgonarb,
35 bei 20 Sub an Der Siibieits Der
Gsmonbs Str, 167 6uB tpeitIia bon
SboopeQ Str., s..
9enjamin gernitcjn an aarI S6ae.
fer, % Bel 100 Sub an Der Rorbieite
Der 8unt Str.. 81.
u. gD. gBitmentr, 2lom., on 6. W.
GreD, l Got on Mouno Ctr, 5000.
Gua Wl. Mbers an Sobn RibesnaD,
so SUB an OlbsN Str, QrIington
9eigbts, 81 etc.
I}ihueI albert an Sba u. sSlabuna, |
40 Sub an Sefferion 4ps.. aeabins. |
81 etc.
!6enriette 9. Wti:emdn an Ben. +. |
V!cGsnnan, 40 Jub an 9Otptu 2Ipt..
81 etc.
GIbert 6. a[Isn (per SberifD an
PAUL Bebsr, 2ot 18 in qart pIoc.
unterabtbeilung, So.
Wtarp +. Sblen an g. n. Wriobt, |
5 Cots in Jrancis 6. Drisbt's Inter
dbtbelIung, 81 etc.
Sobn 5. Roife an 4lIen Bintsrs,
46 Sub oon Got Ia in 81. W. giibop's
Ioottion. 2pbeIanb, 81 etc.
Wm u. Sobart IN 56ersie Sirfd, |
2 Cots an Wtt. Srpe Rodo, $4,000.
au8uIt 8Os ar Nm. QIbsrsort, /
Got an WaItsr Str., 81 etc.
Wm. aIberBur; an Jrant Braun, /
Got an bto., 81 etc.
Gbna 6. RolI an u. g. 6. Gtspb.ns
ION, Bots 40 uni Al in Siaac aou's
81 etc.
GIlinpetb Wei:'ieIo on QbsIs gBefts
'isIo, l &ot an G,epor ploce, 81 etc.
Wtarp 6. SNposr on G6as. g.
5barItOn, l Got an 2innopb !Rpob,
81 etc.
Sobn RuebeI an amsIia SssIep, so
Sub on Dat gDs,. $725.
Glib 70. Stucrt an Rate 6. MDels
sr, 100 SUB ar BiIsp Qpe., 81 etc.
Wsargdret 9sj,ri4 on Queen gitn
amuisment Co. 25 CUB an SamiIton
gbe., 81 etc.
Gbos. s. asuO9g on @m. 8. 9rapss
on, J pon Got AZ in Wlit6easa sarms
tron8 Spnoitat 2. lintsrubtbsiIung,
Fl etc.