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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-01

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in Mafdhuietts einoeiebt purbe. Iii
bas YrobIem Der Qlterss QenIion al
| 1tuoirsn, bat ibren 9eriht per0ffsrt:
lt6t. 0iefer ertIGrt iih fir Elm Yen:
iionsfnitem fir Staatsz uno Ueuni3i.
pol sgeamte, aber nur unter Der 9e
oingung, Dab Die 9samten einen Tbeil
Der Soften trdgen. Sine ftddtlih,
Peniion fir arbeiter pirb niht befiir=
Tportet. Ooh eiduben mir, bab biz
3eit midi mebr ferns 1T, lparn biz
8srIorgun9 Der Nrbeiter gu ben 4af.
quben oes Stuntes ouh in bieism
2unoe gsretnet perb:n rpirb. Gs tpirt
ii6 bas aus Der S6otiahe eroe6en, Daf
bic mooerne Snouitrie nit uItsn 2sus
ten niht arbeiten tam, neil fis ole
geiItiger &rGfte i'm Qroben MtaBs in
Nnipruh nimmt, qpelfe bstanntlih
frii6er eridopft lperoen, ols Die pbpIiz
Id)en Srdfte. ShatidfIih 1T es ieBt
1hon in ben groben 8etrieben our Res
Qel gelpOroen, Qeute, bic cine oerpiiie
Ilttrsgren2e iberihrittsn bdbsn, niht
mebr un3uiteQen reIp. gu entlaTsn.
0araus muB iih i'm Qoufe Der 3eit
Elm ioIhes llebermaB BON bsIhGftts
gungsLoien Yerionen ergeben, bab alIe
9emiihunqen Der prtpatsn WobItbGtiaz
fett, tpelhe oeger1pdrtig Quein Die
gr0bte Notb linberr, baqeGen perIaqen
unb man fam es oIs IeIbItperitdnblth
gelter laffen, boB man Wenf6en mist
au Souienoen Sungers ftsrben luTen
turn. Sn 5olge be'fsn fpirb ss dns
gebra6t fein, jsst f6ou an ein panz
iions Spftem gu oenten. Der Do
pan3, ben man dus ben oroben Gnfore
berungen an ben Stddt, bic iid bardus
ergsben tpiiroen, maht, lit gr0bIih
iibertrieben, ia nitt siHmoI bershtigt.
Denn i'm @rupbe genommen, hanoelt
es it6 um ni6ts nlebr, dls einen Spar
Sfpung. Der 8ebante 1T, baB cine
tleine GriparniB pro Gag, bic sSebtn
moglih III, i'm Qoufe pon pisrsiq Sab
ren, tpenn man Die 3tnIen ttraurs4nst,
fi4 81 elmer Summe dnbGuft, tpelde
eine beIdeibene Qeniion geftdttet.
lte6er Die Metie Der Our6fuhruna
tann teine l1noepiBheit mebr beite6sn,
fettbem 0eutIhlunb ben @ee getpieien
bat. Seoer Staot liefert 8enfionsz
marten, bic Der 4rbeiter tp0fsnntlia
in Elm Bud tIebt. SdB Der Inter
nebmsr ebsnfdlIs angs9aItsn fpirb, 5u
Der Peniion bei3utraqen. fonte bieiam
feline 8siorgnib perurfahen, benn man
erDartet niht, bab er bic nntoIhn
trdgt, fonbern bab er ben 8etrag ii6
bon ben 9erbrauhern Der MoQren bsre
siiten ldbt. Mie i'm San beg 4rbeiters
Dirbe Der getrag 10 gerinq fein. bab
Die @sfeafhaft ben preisaufihIa9
niht neripiiren tpiirbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-01

~&oeEsr's Gms~ ~sBnner. IN -
riibmt burH BE bsiliome Mirtsno al
bie Gtimmorpnne. (ltl
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-03-17
ATER FlooD->oTEs

Up 70 YESTERDAY morning liie
gorge below l'lsmarck had not
broken
Reports from Man!aa lasi even
Ing We're q the effect that ltllo
damage had been done there The
dixie kept out the water fism TIE eltA
proper. only the fair grelna and
other low lands south 81 taNn hs3ug
flooded
One OF the most exciting incident
Of the Mood was IN the northwest
ern part of t.mmons county tues
day evening the mother Of George
knudtsun. an earlN settler { the
county hvlng ID the river bottom IN
the Glencoe neighhorhodd. Wa car
RED doWn-strealn on The roof of the
family dwelling II seems thAt there
Vas A gorge below the Madison
place and he Mater rose cry rap
idly When II surrounded the house
Mrs. knudtson Climbed on the roof
the dwelling soon floating on .Nitcr
travelling about a Quarter If a mile
IN her dangerous position, the hNill
lng lodged IN some trees Aul shr
WAS rescued by men III a skill II S
reported that George knudtsNn b@st
from Twenty-Five "a thirty head (
cattle and some horses lsarther a.
tails have not been received IN I'm
ton
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-03-17
AUCTION SALE.

The undersigned will sell al auc-
ton on his premises, three and one
hall mites northeast Of Isrofy. On
See. -, Twp. III. Rye. a.. Ola
~ F~DNN MARCHES 1910
|Beginnlng at 10 O'Clock, the follow
ing described personal property to
the highest bidder
vs. horses, among them some good
votk horses brood mares and
etlis
| fmm ycar-o black lpcrchcron
stalllon,a grandson of old Bril-
liant
- inch gallp plows
Imperial lO-foQt dlsls-drill
check row corn-planter. with wire.
'i,mch suiky pillow. with breaking
attachment
John Deere riding cultlvatoi
BINDER. run one season.
traycr header.
y foot disk.
Z foot disk
Dane haystacker
2 sweep rakcs
, mowers.
| T. foot hayrakc.
| ;; inch broad-tirc wagon
ID inch narrow-tirc wagon
| l)ohsled
cutter
portable 1oo-bushcI corn-crlh
spring wagon
! top buggy.
! road cart
several sets of heavy harness
eta Of light doublc-buggy har
npss.
\ dozen or more Of collars
blacksmith repair outfit
log chains
road scraper tslusher,
match block lift tsimllai oblock
and tackle,
And other farm implements too
numerous to mention.
Household goods. among them a
Majestic range. heater. fur
nlllirc, cream separator, dishes.
bedding, and many other house
hold articles.
Terms An sums less than $40.
cash. On $40 and over. time will he
gwen until November 1910. at 10
per cent in,ersct. ON secured notes
I'lVe per cent discount on all sums
If SO and over for cash. Lunch will
~ irsa.d at noon, free
&. A. kf:i:tl.EK, Owner
GI.O. stlVERi.Y, Auctioneer.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-03-17
Educational Association.

The Missouri Slope Educational
Association will meet at Mandan the
25th and 26th of this month This
association covers about fifteen
counties of the Slope A number Of
teachers from F.mmons Will be
there This IS the second annual
meeting the first being feId a
Dickinson last wear
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-03-17
school Officers Association.

The annual school-otlieers meet
ing viii be held at Linton Friday
March 18th Should ~eafher con
litions be favorable, a large attend
ance is expected. Some Of the topic
To be discussed are
Consolidation Of Schools
Heating. Light and Ventilation
Hiring Of Teachers
Recent Ranges in School Lar
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-03-17
SCHOOL NOTES.


The boys are already out pracllc-
my base ball The prospects for "A
good high-school team are bright
Governor Burke will address the
pupils and patrons II the public
schools at the operahou#' Monday
evening, March 2sth
The school board recently appro
priated $50 for the purchase Of Ii
hrary books. Now, lei Us get an
mp to-date encyclopedia
The Bismarck high-shool basket
ball team will play our boys Wedncs
day evening, March 3lst The ne
turn game will be played nj Bis
marck April sth
The pupils who have attended
regularly throughout the past month
are as follows High School Erie,
da Rackhaus. Floy Clayton. Hazel
Petrle. Laura Ietrie. George smith
Pearle Smith. Seventh and Eighth
Grades Mabel McCuIley Margaret
Macnider, Gerrit Rocks, Glen Fur
ner, Donald Paul Fifth Grade
Phlipcna kelsch. Oscar Mohn Co
ella Meyer. Peter I'ostc. Roy
Stewart. Dorothy Pctrlc, Clarence
Zeigler. Second and Third Grades
Marvin Frankhauscr, Wilbur Nc
Crory, Millie Pettis, Ethan Postc.
Francis Zeigler. Primary Room
Mary Graw, Elizabeth Sachtjen, Yer
non Fischer. Dewitt Dornan, Ma
rion Coventry. Howard Carlcy Is
ther Crazy. Gladys I'ridcll Charles
Chesrown
The March Examinations
The following named teachers
We're present at the examination
last Friday and Saturday Bad roads
kept several away The number
present at the examination e3O) was
the same as last year
Chas. Steadman, RrofS
Mabel Adamson. Linton.
blanche Adamson. Linton
Mary Cornclison, Strasbufg.
Mamie + Zamorski Winona
William hammers. Wcstfeld
I)acy Blakeslee, Linton
Minnie Benson. Hague
Florence Hertlg, Strasburg
Helen Van sSoest. Strasburg
Hazel Brewer, liazclton.
Julius Brummond. Hague
May Sparks, Wcstlinld
Rose kubewitz. Strasburg
Minnie MAIDEN, Winona
Anna Yanisch. Linton
Alice Henderson. Linton
Mabel Muranc. Linton
Carrie Brindle, Strasburg
Amos Hummer, Strasburg
Besides the above named. i mum
her Of the high-school pupil arote
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-03-17
February Appointment.

The state apportlonncn' for f.r
mons county b SlTsl.''s ~ dis
tricta Burr Oak S93 AZ. Gagian,
$50 y Winona. s5o91, ,lanavon..
SILL, Winchester, S11.j
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-03-17


here IS no danger s.. SO us
bridge gong out ard il sand tha.
The learners Washburn and BIS
marck which ar. dockesl a the
warehouse. are in Ne danger 81 b.
lng broken 40.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-02
URGED To RETAIN
RECORD KEEPER
Lee Camp Confederate Veterans
Protest Against Proposed
Abolition Of Office.
MAJOR HUNTER PRAISED
-------------
Work Necessary to Preserve Re
cords Of Confederates-No
Action Taken.
MAJOR HUNTER PRAISED

Judge Christian, representing the
Lee Camp OF Confederate Veterans,
appeared before the Finance Commit
tee Of the House Wednesday to pro-
test against the abolition of the Office
OF secretary Of military records which
lis proposed by q bill introduced In
the House.
Judge Christian presented the reso-
lutions adopted by the Lee Camp last
Sunday. which were printed in The
virginian. and pleaded for the con-
tinuance * the office. He praised the
character and ability Of Major HIM
ter, the present secretary. and stated
that Ii he was discharged from fur
Their duty the records pf the sons OF
Virginia who fought In the Confeder-
ate army would be lost forever.
THE work Ia only half completed.
he continued, "and to stop II now
would be to Kill all OF the work which
Major Hunter has done for the past
few years"
Mr.. Lightfoot and Mr.. Morgan, rep
resenfiug the Sons of Confederate Vet.
Grams, also appeared before the com.
mittee and protested against the abo.
lition of the office.
Mr.. Lightfoot said 1t was the young
men OF the State of Virginia who were
most interested In the bill. as the.
were anxious to have the Official mill.
tary records Of their fathers"
No action was taken by the com.
mittee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-02
leases BEFORE THE
U. S. COURT Of APPEALS

The United States Circuit Court of
Appeals reconvened Wednesday morn
ing at 1880 o'clock. with Circuit
Judges Con and Pritchard ana Dis
trict Judges Waddili. Boyd and Day
ton in attendance
Court announced and handed down
it's opinion in the following cage:
No. $40, West Fork Glass Company,
plaintiff In eeaor, w. Innes-Weld Glass
Company. defendant in errnr; in error
to the Circuit Court at Wheeling. w.
Va. Opinion by Judge Geff. Re-
versed, with costs. and reuanded.
The following case WIS argued:
No. $50, Bankers Trust Company
of New York, trustee, appellant, va +.
"A. Gillespie Company, OF New Jersey,
appellee; appeal from the Circuit
Court at Asheville, N. C. Continued
from yesterday. Cause further ar
gued by w. Al. Way and Thomas Pat
terson. of Pittsburg. Pa: Charles A,
Moore, of Asheville. N. c.; BurteI
Cfaige, Of Salisbury, N. c., and Thos
J.. Jerome. OF Monroe, n. c.. for this
appellant, and by Edwin w. Smith
Of Pittsburg. Pa and William r. BY
mum. Jr., OF Greensboro. N. C., for the
appellee, and submitted.
Case In call Thursday:
No. s26, 8. r. Chapman, appellant
vs. Yeiloy Poplar Lumber Company,
OF al. appeIlees; appeal from the Cir
cult Court at Abingdon, Va. On mo-
ton for modification of the decree Of
this court. To be argued by J. r. Bull
hit. of Big Stone Gap. Va. for the
appellant, and by George 9. Wright
Of Council Bluffs, Ia. and Harvey 4
Hall. Of Roanoke. VA. for the appel
lees.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-02
FOUNDERS DAY At
LOCAL COLLEGE
Banquet and Speech Making to
Celebrate Half Century Mile
stone of Charter Grant.

Founders. hay Of Richmond College
will he celebrated Friday night with
q reception, when members OF the
faculty. students and many graduates
OF this famous Institution will be
present
Three years age the college began
to observe this anniversary and usually
the event consisted of banquet. but
this year II was decided to give a re-
eeption from until ii O'Clock. There
will be no speech making: the oe-
easinn will be purely social.
Though oria<1aliy founded In 1892
the college Was not chArfea by the
General Assembly until March a.
1919. This year marks the half-cen-
tUTy nlttEz gtDne OF tha granting of ilia
charter.
At this time 1t Is not likely tina,
the question Of the acquisition BY tho
institution of the 200 acres OF land
at Westhamptpn viii be taken up.
II is now praetfcaiiy certain that
the college will take over the prop
erty and President BoatwriRht said
wedne sday that ali that now remains
10 he done In tho transfer OF the deeds
iris matter Il now being cared for hs
a committee reesfatiy appointed. Ap.
HRfenfsy the road IN clear for the Soft-
summation ef the plan. Legal detaiit
are now in the hands cf attorneys.
Not until after the Westhamptn1
site Ia turned over will building plans
be taken up.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-02

e rent Tor thai Land
DocIsiOn Absurd.
sssrhis deriainn y Il nonxtruiln Rh-
Suffiiy. "A man Ounht 10 be c9reful
when he says 4 1ectsion or the HUI
prerne Court az his country % q
i11onstrous absurdity. but that's just
what il q. Then again. when "a tri-
bunal does this only once In q CEN
fury. / think Il Oiiehf To- be told Of
4; .s "a II to correct 4asas ssaeHstfeus
absurdity nat this amendment Il Of
tered.
.sThe principal oppoaition to this
Amendment il due Id an insufficient
knowledse az the provisions OF the
CONSTITUTION and d misconstruction
Of the supreme Courts decision,
which does NOT say Congress cannot
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-02
Charter (srnnsctl.

Ice =. Hayes a Company, Incor-
porated. Meadow YteM, Va. Is. a.
Richie. president: Mary ID. Richie,
vtue-preaident: Lee X. Haynes. secre-
tAfy and treasurer, nj OF Meadow
View. Va MAXIMUM, $4,000: mint
mum. SIC. 900. Mereantiis business,
boulevard Park CompAny, Incor-
p0Sated. Bristol. W. III. q. Peters,
preEldent; !. b. HAufnbarlner. vice.
presidents both 0f Btistol; Tj0s white,
secret&fy ana TREASURED. of Norfolk,
VA Maximum. 4so,6D0; minimum,
S30seo0. ReAl estate business.
The Richmond HuriAi Company In
cvorp0rAtsds Richmond. O. l. Barn
hill. president; M G. urantland
secretary and treasurer; G. A. Haiyht
lnond Maximum, ~ go: ninlmum,
lafayette Reaidence Pnrk fynprove-
mcnt HoAfd. Incorporated. Norfolk,
W. g. II. Piummer, president, u
w. enlkh. vics -president: I. 4. HoAr
m, eeeretarN ana tfehsurer, all 81
NorxUik. MAxirnuths nonc 10 pros
niotB thu iFtefcSte TX Tho residauta 81
Lafayette Park. N0rfcik.
~ Hcenee to do business III the State
III vit.lntn WINS this day issuea ia
Frnvtdenre WAxhinEtou InAurahcs
Gpuspat1u, q GorpOrAtisSr organised and
cxin{ank pnder IN lkyfe AZ the 6tAts
s0f sRN6ln 1Siaii !. u Wriktah power 81
Attorney having heen HE'D With III
(spmyttlsaior appOlntin8 ChArIce N,
yF0ethzlA. IN, ~ Riph1nend, w,
ntbtnf5 ae4<1x Ax11nu1n eapt54l
A1slsel11 i elllz1e1 t5ges IA ~
81 III l *sfss NJ Il
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-02
WILL EITRAD1E
THE BEEF DlR0hs
------------
Jersey City Prosecutor Will Go to
Illonois for Opening Legal
Battle.
HOT, FIGHT EXPECTED
All Efforts Expended to Convict
Men Personally Rather Than
Corporations.
FIGHT EXPECTED

JERSEY CITY, N. j.. March a.
The first big battle in the Hudson,
county prosecution OF the indicted beef
trust magnates will occur In Spring
fleld, Ills.. over the extradition of the
mathematics. Prosecutor Garven an
nnunced to-day that he will so to Illi-
nnis and personally make the extra
uttfon night against counsel Tor the
1reat men.
Garven will turn his heavy artillery
upon the indicted men and will waste
little ammunition on the corporations.
Il want to convict the men them
selves" he said to-day. And am not
going to bother much with the cor
porationE.
Summenses will be served upon the
New Jersey agents OF the indicted cor
porafiofls to-day or Tomorrow, and
a. soon as returns are made on the
summonses, the court will enter their
pleas. But the trial Of the corpora
ti0ns will not be hurried"
Mr.. Garven has no doubt, he says
that the majority of the indicted direc-
tors at the beef trust have held yasst-
tnss in Jersey since the PRONUNCIATION
Of the alleged conspiracy to enhance
the price Of meats and restrict its
sale, despite tbs claim Of counsel for
the defense that their cliens have no,
been In New Jersey.
Frederick b. Cooper, one of the
defendants, Is declared to be in the
State, and is being sought by mer
with capiases for his arrest.
The grand jury has reopened fire to-
day and the health officers who made
a tour of the cold storage houses las,
week and discovered bad lot Of tur.
keys Will testify.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-02
SEEK HOME FOR
DESTITUTE YOUNG
Children Of William Slaughter Are
Recovering From Pnel-
monia.

Homes are now being sought for
some OF the children OF William
Slaughter, who died about three weeks
ago. by DR.. James Buchanan. super
intendent Of the Associated Charities.
who ID caring for the youngsters. sew
erai Of whom are conansd at LEGAL
hospitais suffering with pneumonia.
One Of the boys, Johns aged about fif-
seAH pears, ana one girl. Hertles aged
seven years. "wednesday were dis
charged from the hospitals where they
have been confined and have been
taken In ut the associations headguar-
fers, where two children, Alma and
Myrtle, aged 1--WE and eleven years. re-
epectively. are now being cared for.
Ethel, nineteen years old. u at the
Sheltefing Arms Hospital and her
condition Is improved. George, nine
years old, is Mt the Virginia Hospital.
and satd to be speedily recovering;
while william. seventeen years old. IL
conyaiescinG at the Memorial. a.
The oldest sister Of the unfortunate
children IL Mrs Maud Edmonds. and
she u now under the care Of = physi-
clan al her home, No. 280e o street.
DR.. Buchanan hopes to have the
eldest boys, John and William, who
have positions, board with Mrs. Ed
nsonds. For the other children suit
able homes will be found.
The care II one Of the most pa
tiaetic which has come 10 the atten-
ton OF DIR. Buchanan N = long while.
The mother Of the children has been
dead for several years.
Every effort will be made to secure
for the orphans hosnes where educA-
tional facilities can be obtained.
The most remarkable feature OF
the care Ii that all members Of the
family should be stricken with pil<u-
monia at the same time
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-02
RICHMOND SCHOOL
BOARD PROTESTS
Condemns Legislative Measure Re-
stricting the Selection of
Superintendents.
Restricts ABILITY
.~-------
Might Prevent appointment Of
Man Eminsntly Competent.
to FIJI Position.
RES TR1cTs

In a special session Tuesday even
ing, the Richmond school board unala-
imousiy adopted resolutions protects
ing against House bill No. IS. now
pending the Legislature.
The bill In efyect provides that sup
erintendents of ~ public schools n
the cfttcs and counties through the
State shall be selected from the rest.
dent voters OF the respective com
munittes.
Superintendent Eggieston OF State
Public Instruction was requested ia
present the resolutions to the Legis-
iaturs and to exSrt his influence to
have the bill killed.
the bill, II may be stated. has al
ready passed the House OF Delegates
and is now awaiting action by the
Senate
IF the measure becomes a law,
explained Superintendent Gha1ldIsr.
OF the Richmond schools. Wednesday
- city or county would be unable
to ret q superiMtendent from an
other part OF the State or country
nj, matter how excellent the quail
fications OF such man might be-
Personally, the Richmond schoel
beard has no cause for complaint. al
was a resident voter Of the cit,
when elected superintendent, and sc
was my predecessor. To my mind
the measure restricts the selection
OF superintendent too closely, and
consequently should not become .
faw.'
Following are the resolutions
adopted:
First. That the school board OF the
city of Richmond desires to express
Its disapprovaI OF the proposed rae,
known as House hill No. SIS. believ.
ing that 1t viii In the end work 4
great Injury to the school system Of
Virginia. to restrict the selection oil
school superintendent to resi-.
dent voter OF the school division ovei
which he lie to preside. We believ,
that the Office Of superintendent
should be fiIied BY the most competen
man that can be secured.
Second. That copies of these reso
IutiensZ be sent to the Senators from
the -eity-ef- HIeh4Aena- and to thu
Senate committee on public institu
lions. to which House bin No. IS hai
been referred.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-02
PROPERLY TRANSFERS.
RECufshEi1 "wednesday.

Property tfannfefs we're recorded
in the clerks office 81 the Chanecry
Court Wednesday as Follows:
Laura w. Hall to Henry s. waller
stein, lot and improvements ut Thlr.
fteth and Leigh strcets: confederation
$500.
Jaracs Il. Apperson TO n. L. Dinrelt,
interests In lot ana improvements II
Nd. IL East Aaih street Aiid twenty
seven acres n PittsylyAnin county.
collaboration. 433e.3S,
Samuel q. Meredith and Susie v.
Meredith ID I. H. Sims, lot a Han.
over and Cleveland streets. Si0 ana
q NJ. Powers ana q. !! Powers IL
Charles 4. Goodman, lot on Daval
street neer Frfse confederation.
III WI Dahn<y. W. b. scott and d,
W. Nack0iS, trading under the fsrin
name of m w, DAbhey n ca. u Ma
4 hid "a - q ssas as sssssss; ssssis ;
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-02

PfahasdluS4 III the supreme court
81 apnsals Wednesday were.
Cffy 0g HiUhmdnd W. Lambert et
an TlRRne0 ~ 5Unu A. Lamb and
samuel n. And3rSun, Tor Defendant
In error, afd 4. b. Pollard. Tor plain
tin Ia error, ard etl6snttted.
Turnefsp Admiuiatrxtor ~. Citiseils'
Bank az Nutkolks II eln, partly aruued
m James 5. Heath Tor appellant and
IL i. I6Ifriea Ail4 Jchn p. JenkifA.
Tor app4lt4SM a1Ad c0attnnet-
Next CAaAS To w called
shea Rsalty Compensation ~ Page
up rond.s AdtninsEtsxtor v, NORFOLK
ana western Railway tsntfpahy.
Whitehead. by 81 ". Cape Henry
\ INV II Richmond ~ Murray A
IN. !.
BANK IT Ills Y VI
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