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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-08

Chicago, July Jack Johnson,
champion Of all prize lighters. tonight
is once more at home with his nanny
and his automobile. To-day Johnson
came into the city with his following.
through a solid wall Of people. Chi
cagoans lined sidewalks with solid
ranks. to catch glimpse OF him
Johnson announced that all tentative
plans for the future were off.
Sam Langford?" he asked. THAT
makes me laugh. / am not running
around now looking for fights. Let
Langford put up his 100000 first, then
he can talk. Just now / am going to
rest. I'm going to New York Sunday
afternoon to begin thirty-week
vaudeville tour; at least have that
many weeks at my disposal I may
accept offers to go to Europe.
Quit? Well, never told any one
would quit. but 1t looks as though
Id have to-"
Big Crowd Mt Station.
Five thousand negroes and a, large
number of white persons made the
living wall at the Chicago and North
western Railway Station. where john
son landed on his return from Reno.
Policemen were swept aside when the
fighter fought his way to waiting
automobile.
Johnson In his automobile dashed
madly home, where his mother and the
members OF his family waited in the
midst OF another crowd of thousands.
Flags waved, an ornately attired
drum major OF negro regiment Of
State militia swayed to the rhythm OF
America and "Mistah Johnsing
Turn Me Loose and other similarly
patriotic" airs. In the midst of a
mighty roar of. "Oh, you Jack John
son." the champion alighted at his
house.
He pushed his way into the house
amid deafening roars. and with tears
streaming down his face embraced his
mother. Behind him compatriot
struggled through the crowd, hearing
aloft a smoked bacon side. symbolic
of Johnson's own message: I'm COM
ing home with the bacon
"You doan' need no bacon. chile"
cried the aged Tiny Johnson.
"Ah want to tell you Use got a
mighty fine chicken cookin out heah
| in the kitchen, and you knows how
you likes watahmelon. We have got
| some dandies. Jack
Breaks Speed Laws.
| johnson went seventy -one miles an
hour in his automobile for while
to-day till 1t was slowed down by a
park policeman.
Here goes the profits" laughed
Jack. but the policeman clasped the
champions hand. and clouted him on
the back. Leaning over. he whispered.
Don't tell any one, You old war
horse. but I won $40 on you"
Good" answered Johnson. and an
other whiz landed Jack at buffet
Egarden.
Nov. Jack" said a reporter. what
are you going to do? What about
sam Langford and your mothers say
! ing you were to quit lighting forever,
and your trip to Europe?"
! Glad to be- asked all at once" he
repNed. "'cause can say don't know
/ to it all. have enough money to
last me till next week. and am go
Ing to fnd out what's doing before J
/ do anything. Sam LanEord or any
one else better get his money up first,
and then proceed to whip me after
ward"
"Did you hear about the picture
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-08
DENDR0N WINS AGAIN

/ T. If 7f u
Takes Ninth Successive Victory From
Waverly Team.
Dendron, Va, July I'm one Of the
fastest games OF the season, Dendron
won her ninth successive victory here
this afternoon. Waverly was the vic
tim this time, the final score being
to /.
A shut-out was narrowly averted in
the ninth inning by hits made by G.
Arnold and H. Fleetwood and an error
by the opposing team
The pitching honors We're nearly
evenly divided. Though both perform
ers in fine style, Guy had a shade the
better of the contest on account of his
keeping the hits more scattered.
Smith. the lanky southpaw of the
visitors, benched ten men, while Guy
retired eleven via the strike-ouf
The score: R.HE.
Waverly ..... 20 0 90 o COOL 4
Dendron .......000 1 002s-4 a.
Batteries-smith and B. Westbrooki
A. Guy and L. Guy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-08
GARMENT MAKERS
GO0UT ON STRIKE
---
Fifty Thousand Quit Work in
Order to Enforce
Demands.
FIXED FOR LONG FIGHT
Threatened That Strikes May Be
Called in Other Big
Cities.
FIXED FOR LONG FIGHT

New York. July Fifty thousand
garment and cloak makers, of whom
5000 are women, walked out this af-
ternoon at the call OF the international
Ladies Garment Workers Union. which
demanded an eight-hour day. an in
crease in wages and a guarantee that
contractors shall stand behind sub
contractors for wage payments. The
fight thus far is purely local. but Of
ficers Of the union said tonight that
IL employers attempted to sublet their
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-08
South Richmond Bureau,
The Times-Dispatch.

The Southside Gun Club held its
regular shoot wednesday afternoon at
the extreme end OF East Seventeenth
Street, and it was the best shoot ever
held by this club. Mr.. Taylor, who
holds an average of 95 per cent. and
better for last years shooting, made
the unusual perfect score OF 100 per
cent. Mr.. Goode is the holder Of the
high gun average for the season SO
far. Mr. Anderson and other crack
shots OF the Richmond Gun Club were
present. Shooting takes place at the
extreme end OF East Seventeenth
Street every Wednesday at o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-08
Protest |. Made.

Boston, Mass, July IA protest
against the moving pictures OF the
] Johnson j etfries fight was made In the
form OF resolution adopted at a
meeting OF the board OF control OF
the Epworth League Of the Methodist
resolution calls upon public officials
everywhere ITO forbid the production
of moving pictures OF that or any
other exhibition Of a character tend
ing to destroy the morals OF the Amer
lean people
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-08
ANGRY MAN RUNS AMUcK
Kills Wife, Wounds Son and Commits
543A Sulcide. 5S;-59

Kills Wife, Wounds Son and Commits
Suicide.
New Orleans. La. July 7.-Charles
and killed his wife. probably fatally
wounded his seventeen-year-old son.
and then blew his own brains out here
tonight.
arated several months ago. Tonight
the man went to the house where Mrs.
Des FORCES and the son were living
and at once began a revolver fire unon
the two. After thew had fallen Des
FORCES turned his weapon upon him
self, Both he and his wife died in1-
mediately. At the hospital to which
young Des FORCES was taken 1t was
said that he was probably mortally
wounded.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-08
1ynchburs Bars Fight Pictures.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Lynchburg, Va, July 7.-Mayor smith
Issued instructions to-day to stop the
exhibition Of motion pictures OF the
IJeffries- Johnson prize Tight IN Lynch.
burg. and he stated afterwards tnat
.bition here If the pictures are brought
to Lynchburg. Mayor Smith has taken
this step because he is firmly Of the
opinion that the hlms Wou nd De PRO- rs,
against public policy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-08
MANY CITIES BAR
FIGHT PICTURES
Movement Against Films Of JEFF
fries-Johnson Battle Be-
comes General.

Norfolk. Va. July Mayor j..
Davis Reed. OF Portsmouth. to-day In
stracted the police to serve notice on
all proprietors of theatres, that the
Jeffries johnson hgh. pictures would
not be permitted to be exhibited in
that city, under any circumstances.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-08
No Picture. for Wilmington.

Especial to The Tir1es-Dispatch.I
Wilmington, n. c.. July 7.-Meyor
of the Jesries-Johnson fight pictures
in Wilmington. He has notified all
moving picture theatre managers to
that effect, and they have assured him
they will not even attempt to dis
play them His action followed not
only the urging of whites, but the
appeals Of the better element OF the
coiored race, OF this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-08
VIII Not Be seen IN Winch ester.

Especial to The Times-pispatch,J
Winchester, Va. July THE MINIS
terial Association was about to take
action to-day to protest against any
exhibition OF fight pictures IN Win
chester when announcement was made
that the managers OF the moving pic
ture theatres never had any intention
OF showing films.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-08
DR.. WILLIAM ]. RoLFE DEAD
He Was Leading Shakcspearian schola,
OF This Country.

Of This Country.
Vineyard Haven. Mass, July 7.-Dr.
William j. Roife. OF Cambridge.
shakespearian scholar and author, died
to-day in Tisbury. from old age. DR..
Rolfe had been in failing health for
some time. He was born in Newbury-
port in 1927. For many years Or.
Rolfe was prolific contributor to lit
erature as an editor and author. He
vas regarded as the foremost Shakes
pearian scholar in this county, and
attention. Besides editing hand
book of Latin poetry, he compiled a
volume OF fairy tales and was the
author OF course in physics and of a
European guide book.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-08
BREAKS TWO. RECORDS
Ay1ator Sets Up New Figures for Time

Aviator Sets Up New Figures for Time
and Distance.
Bethany Plains, Rheims. July IN.
Olieslagers to-day broke the records
for duration and distance at the avia-
tlon meeting in progress here. He re-
manned in the air two hours. thirty
nine minutes and thirty nine seconds,
and covered the distance Of 1853 3b-loo
miles. In the preliminary contest for
height, Hubert Latham reached an alti-
Ing Paulhan's record Of l.2s6 metres
(4.25O feet1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-08
Clergymen Take Action.

Melbourne, Australia, July THE
sent a petition to Andrew Fisher. the
premier Of Australia. asking him to
prevent the introduction Into the
commonwealth OF the Johnson-Jefr!e
fight pictures. A similar movement Is
afoot in New Zealand
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-08
Durhum WIN prohibit pictures.

Durham. N. c.. July 7.--Mayor Dris.
void announced to-day that he will
no, allow the Jettries-J ohnson fight to
be shown here. and the county COM
rnissioners say they will keep them
out of the county. This is the sec
pictures.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-08
Gayuor VIII Follow tho Law

New York. N. y. July Mayor
Gaynor to-day denied having said that
ne had decided not to interfere with
the exhibition here OF the moving
pictures Of the Jeffrles-Johason fight
pictures.
Il have decided no such thing and
have said no such thing" the Mayor
insisted. THE question is not. what
would like TO do, but one OF law,
and I shall follow the law. can
not do as please" -
The Mayor gave no indication OF
what he considered the law to be.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-08
win wclcome pIcture..

w olcome the moving pictures Reproduce
ing tho Joffries-Johnson championship
light. Governor Landa X. Escandon, Of
the Federal district. said he would not
fight films under his jurisdict!on, but
on the contrary. would like to have
"Happily," he said 1--WE have no
negro question here" H'i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-08
matter Under. confederation.

---(SpeclaIt07IH e IIEI SUdtcT, 1---7
panvllle, Va, July THE Mayor
has thus far taken no official action
moving pictures shown here. He mas
the matter under careful conside Grafton.
There were no serious outbreaks here
Monday night following the announce
rnent OF the result of the fight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-08
GOSSIP REVIVED
'Rumored That Duke di Abruzzi Has
Seen Miss Elkln4.

Rome, July The Tribune. publishes
: Statement that Duke di Ahruzzi, who
is now director general OF the arsenal
at Venice. recently motored from ven-
Ice to Toblach. Austria. where he met
many. Americans. including, 1t Is be-
lieyed. Miss Katherins~Elk1ns daugh-
ter Of Senator Elkins. OF West Vir,
EInia. This has revived gossip con-
Corning the engagement OF the Duke
and Miss Elklns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-08
pictures nnrred in Fredericksburg.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Fredericksburg, Va. July 1.-THE au-
thorities of the city have decided to
prohibit the showing here in moving
pictures OF the Johnson-Jettries prize
night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-08
Convention Called for August 10.

- ICOUVCuIIUtt SI0IICtk U'1ENSs OF 1Vs
especial to The r ines Dispa tclll
Greensboro, n. C., July THE Re.
publican district committee here to-@
night called the convention to nomi-.
nate q Republican candidate for Con-
gress to meet August 10 at Greensboro.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-08
london Now nnr M !. Z,

London, July 7.-The moyament in
favor OF government action looking to
the suppression of the pictures Of the
Rene fght is extending TO . consider
able section of the House OF Commons,
Some Of the morning papers advocate
general suppression, as tending Ia pres
vent glove fights, which, they say, are
promotea mostly for&tha sake OF the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-08
WILL. ASK PosTPoNEMENT
Attorney for Charlton Hopes to Delay
His Hearing.

{lAH IAco1Au6s
New York, July When Porter
Charlton, who was arrested in Hobo
ken two. weeks ago. and confessed 10
body into Lake Como. italy Is ar
raig7ned TOMORROW in Jersey City IN IN
Smith. one Of the counsel for or the he
ground that the matter OF Charlton's
BeXtradition to Italy is still unsettled.
The complaint against Charlton asks
that he be held for sixty days fr ON
United States government not take
some action In the matter before that
time there would be nothing to- pre-
Vent Charlton going free, as no charge
would remain upon, which to hold him,
Charlton is still In the county jail
In Jersey City.
Negro KILLS Mother-in-Law,
Especial to The Times DISPATCHED
Fayetteville; y, g, July y,--seing re- e
>IssssSsauresl,ss, We ssan " snt. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-08

aftiliat!on was for the protection Of
the theatres, and, Incidentally. to be.
come managers in fact as we'll as in
name.
Our struggle for an open shop at
present seems to be about as far off
as it was two years ago. / think
have about covered the situation for
you fairly we'll, or about as well as
can do by letter"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-08

~ l!HFred by MAYOR, IN
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gieben Eicroe nerbrannt


Iuf Dem 6eubpbsn Der Stdlluna bes
Wtoltereibsiisers Dm. Sunte, an Gb.
traros, nabe edmonton Roab, ndbe
Snbe Part, fam geitern 4bsnb $50
lltr aus unbetannter uriahe Elm sseuer
gum 9lusbruh, pelhes nit qrober
S6neligteit um Ii9 ariff. Mls bic
SeuerpeGr bic 9ranbItdtte errei6te,
hatien BE Slammen bersits iolhe Oi@
meniioner anqenommen, oob an Der
StaGung 'sIbft nihts mebr gu retten
mar. Die 20i6mannf6often beIhrdnt.
zen ftb pober burauf, bic 5lammen BON
ben an0efsn 9ebduben fernSubulten.
Sn Der StQlung paren Elm OuBeno
8frbe ure 39Mildtiibe untergebraht.
Gun asn sriteren tanlen iieben in ben
Slummen un, tpdbreno es ben Inges
itelter unb Na6barn gelGng Die ibris
gen gferbe iotpie Die 9iibe gu retten
Die Stallung ipuroe nit benz iibriger
Snbalt, unter anbsrem mebrere tpertb'
ppQe SteriItiirmaihinsn, psrni6tet
Der grunbi6aoen tptrb auf ca. $500C
abaei6dbt
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@,,,mt6e setauusaacnuna.

9trfeeelie ansebois tuegeeu eriaeoeneenom'
.ltn IN Der EfiIet bee Ittsetor of 4ublie Sass
plee, Stabibage. QiHcinHuIi. Gbto. bis ~ utr
Itltta9s. unt Z nag ben IL. 4s6i 1917,
fir Die sipuitrIiftoH oes 9aupis uHe oer Ssiiesi'
sbsnps.aHaitH nnb GratntraHaen NIT ostsn
Sueebcrigfeiisu. III gben Aoenne bon BEN ietls
gen absHasiGnll eeseHlber Goodman S!roBe
125 JaS notoIit, biIbeHo einer lhsl! bon 2IrE'
iion IT.
QIene SpeSitiiatieuen uHb yotutuIars ftHe
su erh1IttH In Der Iffiee oes 9bei'JH1enieurs
bes Department u' aubItc Ssrpios.
Jebes Nngebci Mub ben noueH RameH teoer
Gsfeuibaft cher 6sieut6Gfisn. relcf ols gnge.
bet rraxsn fotrie uoH allen 4etfoGen. bic ft
bqran irlfereffiren entboIleR unb ulub begltiiei
tetn nit etner gnrsifaft in Der summs Bon
81 600 90 Dollars pber eiHsM ssrii'istrien &5ee
an eirs auifiebenbe gnni, ais eire 6drGTiie 6ns
tlr naE neuu Elm anaebot augeHommeu Dir6,
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SsHtt irgtHbein dHstbai lurn6atEatisH t5stetn,
hoan iptre ipIHet Gbss On psH @isiu ytiearR'ri.
uRs fel:s iIetnetin MHasbei anesrenmtu fpttetR,
oanH pira isi4er 0bts He6 lulrtetnisatnbsr aass
fahruEg aEe SiStrttauaG Dss asnHa!s IEra1'
srhatist.
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bon ibrer sdbiafeii liefetn. I'M toI6s aiaiie NJ
belt tpte perianat Su beforGeH.
Eitiu frt e,haiieH. eis QeeraetsH Bsrmgiats ~
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ben
Der Gir,eter ei gHsiE S.rpia tsesn I'd ea,
@,t, b0r itatnetiHs eetr CT: anssssit lu rssi
..s-s.-
q. auf.rops s.s 1ir,stsrs 81 aablIs esssu,
Zen 2. mlei 1910.
$40 Sobn g. @suHsr. GIu,.
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- Der SO Sabre alts Clarence Gar
ra, Elm ShauttsQnsr Don Sbelbppius.
synb., Ipuroe geItern DON ben 9ebeim.
pOIiSiftsn GiI.tuan uuo 2eppert perbaf.
tet eub als perbddtig eins.Iperrt. Sets
ne sSejtnabme erfolsts i'm 3uiammsus
bauge nit bem 9isbitobl eruer 9ias
mantbrohe i'm Wsrtbe Don $3.50 bon
9ertba 8iIIon.
- 0etettip Soc Shaefsr, rpel6er
iia ieiner 9siunoheit balber na6 Sot
Springs beeebsn bate, III poblbehal'
ten unb gefuub suriidgetehrt une Dor
eeitern i'm Stanoe ieius 4mtspfli6.en
pieber gu iibernebmen.
- 4us pem 3imner bes Senr1
Meapbsrrp, Ro. 80 RiHmono Strobs,
tpuroen BON einsm Shleihbteb Supes
lierpert3suse i'm Dsrtbe bon $25 ees
itoblen.
- Der 7yruht. unb GemiiIshdrols,
Bm. Gnqel, bon ben glber Strabe. ers
pirtte gtftsrn einsn SaftbsfebL ssesE
'freo. Meper, unter Der Qntlage Der
llnterItIagune. Gr hutte ben @e'
nanntsn, lpeLher BEL tbm ongeitellt
mar, nit elmer Wasenlaoung grbbes.
rem ouseeianot. ysepsr ioq ben GRID.
fir iid bebalten unb bas letre 5uhr
tperf ieinem Grbsitseber suriitseiano,
huben.
- Der q Sabre alte 9opssisre'
Mm. Collins, Don so. 536 9eore
Strobe, tpuroe qsitern BON ben Ge
beimpolisiiten Reeb uno 5uu Derbaf
tet uno ols Deroa4tis eingefperrt.
- Die poli5iftenMober unbDrisl
bemerttsn gsit.rn Qbsnb, pie Elm al
tersr Wann nit einem junsen MG5
den Elm stpsifeibaftes Suus on be
Gin Strobe betreten tpoIlte. sic nab
men bas gaar feft unh brahten baH.i
be nod Der Gentral Stution, ipo De
Wdnn ii1 als Der 40 Sabre alts Sbos
SSorreiter, bon 2oguTsport, eSno., go
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bes Sugenoeeri1ts untersebrahi
tpdbrenb sgorreiter porlGufig aIs Der
bGftig in elmer 3e1e einseiperr
tpuroe.
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perinnalsHu

Srou 2atprence Warpetl
fam eeItern uuf bem ipieeelsIuttsn
BARRETT i'm galIIddl oes Sinton
Sotels gu Sale unp brah bos Sunoz
eeIent. SSrau Marlpsu 1T ois9oritgerin
Der SeDeration Of Doman's CLUBS
unb ppute bic 0eIsgatsnzSiBuns oers
ielben, bic bon 500 ssrdusn befu6t
mar, Ieiten, oIs ibr bas llngemud
pofIirte. fSrau Wc2ean Blair erDff>
nste oaber bic Stsung, trat osn 9oriis
aber buIo tpieoer on 5rou Marpsn
ab. Na6bem nGmlid elm iofort btnsus
ge3oqener Ir3t bas 8lieb tpieber eins
qsfeBt unb einen 9srbdnb dngsItot
bate, eri1isn 5rou WldripeQ in Der
9eriammlung unb iikrnohm unter
bem grobsn sSubeI Der periammelten
0umsn Den 9oriiB. 8on Der 8er.
iummluna perben 9ortebrunseu fir
bic 5tpeijdbrige Sasuns Der Sectional
psreinisung Der 5rauentIubs getroffn.
Die gesroigung BEG am Sonntaa
peritorbenen Serrn 5enrp Did.
meier, IT,, finost ON WitiDo6 Qahs
mittue pom 5rausrbaiie, Jio. 1898
GplerQin Qpe., aus Itatt, pord,if in be,
Deuti6en prot. STRIDE an Der 6pffne,
Strabe Der Jruuergott.soienit abs:s
hQ[ten pirD.
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Spller 0nnb get6otet.

Die Yoli5iften Seebobm unb Moore
erftoiIen geitern einen unffeinenb tols
len Sunb in bem 6ofe 631 Rihmonb
Gtrabe. Ser 9.iiber BEG 9unbes bat.
te bic polisei bereits am Sonntas
gbenb per 9slepbon erfuht. ben E0ter
5u tDbten, ieboh mar ber.lbe miitler.
ipeile fortgelaufen unb bate fih ges
fern ipitber IN bsm 3auie ieines 6errn
.anat3elIG
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Cpfer Der Efrafenbabn.

Ter bier Sabre alte George Wens
trup bon go. 1709 Weiteru 4Denue
nurbe seftsrn 0ahmittas 2.40 llbr
an Der Yoplar Strnbe unb Weitern
MDenue BON elmer fiiblih fubrenoen
Gtrabenbdbnear niebereeriHen uni
iiberfobren. Dem anaben uurbe. abs
geisben BON saAlreihtn aontuiionen
unb Nbihirfungen Das rehte Bein
pollitdnbis sermaImt. Der 3nitunf
bes Werungliidten, peldtr I'M pntrol'
ipasen go. s mad benz 6ofpitol gt'
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Der 8automnii1Gr itente asitera
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Sitfeite Der 8els Str, fuoItd Der s
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9otfteinbdus Wsitieite Der 8. @oe.,
sfpiiden ct. 2aurencs uno 8. Ctr.
$500.
8. s. Sell, 2it0diges Sa6pertbaus,
@e'rieite Der Grdnb 2tne., rlDrolin osI
Glenpup 2lpe., $2200.
Jrso. 80. Mepet f., 1aft0diges8ad.
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$1,000.
geter aauFman. 11itDdises Juds
tperfbuus, Noroieite Der Warner Str.
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