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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-27

FOR SALE
4 & room and oath brick dwelling cios~
IN end Of Ilth St car line. house is occu-
pied by and has heen kept in er
cclent condition. price only 81 $50: trust.
$50.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO, Inc
I3s 18th 81. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-27

FOR RENT-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
1890 + st. NV. handsome house OF l. rooms
and baths In splendid order. can be rented.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED. at 500 per mo. !:
UNFINISHED. $s3.33. Inspection by permit
THE r. Fl. SMITH COMPANY.
liOS NEW YORK AVE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-27
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALEM BEAUTIFUL Mt PLEASANT:
modern house: seven rooms and bath, southern
exposure: cellar under entire house. Inquire
OF owner premises. l43? Monroe st. NV
FOR SALE-SEW GROOM HOUSE NV;
INV heat; all mod. imps: 5000. Own
or forced sell at $500. No commission
Box 1873. Star Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-27

FOR SALE
COLORED HOME.SEEkERS
SEE ABOUT THESE TWO HOUSES
or class: neighborhoods the best: close to
9th and NV; 10 big rooms modern through
out. with anto garage: IS. $50: $500 cash, S25
monthly payments. This is an elegant resi-
dencc. good enough for the best. Can rent the
property for $50. The other bargain ,and it is
bargain, is located close Ia 18th and u
sts.. at $4.975 You get really a $4,000 house.
Modern: I rooms: cellar; furnace; equal 10
new: In superb condition Rented always at
S2J5O Terms. $500 cash, SIS monthly. Adj
dress ..I'HIIA..' Star Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-27

1910 goth st. NV. rooms SOD
1925 q st. NV. rooms and bath. SD. -
S2i Maryland s.w.. ST. and bath. 20 ID
GARAGE.
Rear 1911 10th st. n.w...............Sl O. 90
JOHN r. DASH -; 18th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-27
SEE Is FOR BARGAINS.
MAGISTRATE 4 WHITE. INC.

FOR SAIE-HAyE NOt EVER TfIoi arr or
buying home If y"m could have il help nay
for itself: Near 18th and X. 1. ave; h-W.
heat: Isl floor Il. r & ktch.: Just papered &
painted throughout less than I mo. ago II -
4 h.. FOR garage: suitable for physician;
two upper floors rented M Ssl Iar No.
and owner lives Isl Haar himself: p-ie".
5000: owner must sell at One; worth Sli,o'o
Let Us tell you about il
MAGSTAEF & WHITE. Inc. 9Ni 14th St n y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-27

FOR SALE
Thrre-story Broom dwelling In Column
lila Heights. close Ia both lines:
southern frontage. heated rs steam: only
ST .:ao
THOMAS ]. FISHER & co. Inc,
,3> 18th ST. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-27


$50 cash. $3.50 a month Including ALL
interest. These are the ONLY homes IN
Ingleside that FACE Rock Greek Park. They
have ALL of hundred ideas Oak trees IN
the back yards. 3'45 Goth st. Goth and fatS
I'd. is finished and open.
MiDDAUGH & SHANNON. Inc. Owner
No place like home: no home Ike ours
SHANNON e. LTCHS. 713 l4th st.
The evening world., 1911-03-14
CR0PSEY ORDERS
COUNT Of HEADS
N GREATER CITY
Wants Record Of Wealth, Char
acter of Property and Whole
Lots of Other Details.

Police Commissioner Cropsey ISSUED
an order to-day the significance Of
which mas old-timers at Headquarters
guessing. It was sent to every inspec-
ton district. except the Trafnc Squad
Tho order 10 numbered 50 and calls upon
a report. by precincts. Of the number Of
miles Of streets in each. It's area by
u a miles. what property Il contains.
what proportion OF the property Is i'm
proved and unimproved, and the approx
innate population Of each precinct.
The statistics OF population the Com
missioner wants divided into Its foreign
and native elements and the property
classified to indicate how much is resi-
DENTAL. how much factory. how much
business and how much hotel. II there
Is anything distinctive in the character
Of the Inhabitants or f~requenters Of the
precinct. this must be noted in the re-
port.
Then the Commissioner wants TO
know the number Of posts In each pre-
cinct. how many are foot and how
many mounted posts. He also wants
70 know the number Of special details
In each precinct. in conclusion. the
Commissioner wants added such de-
tails as the total number of arrests In
each precinct during the years 1903 and
1910: how many OF the prisoners were
male and how many female; how many
suOmonses have been served in accord
ance with the Inferior Courts law; how
many felonies. how many hom!cides
and how many robberies were COM
mltted in each precinct during the
same years.
II wonder when we'll have time to
attend to police duty" said a veteran
captain when the order was read to
him. "we''ll have a fine time gather
ing all of this information and looking
after our precincts at the same time.
Commissioner Bingham also tried to
get up a lot of statistics on similar
lines, but he gave up the attempt when
he found what the Job meant"
The evening world., 1911-03-14

made by dissolying four ounces ~ .purmar in
one'half pint Of hot water and adding two tea.
spoonfrls OF glyceTine. This lotion Will whitsn
ana beautiiy your akin and take away that
coarse muddy look you have. This Is much
better than face powder, Is 4, docs not show
on the skin. and will not rub off easily. like
the powder does when you wear Q val. spur-
max lotion Is inexpensive and will give any
shIoW' oily shn . pinhsh. youthful appear.
ahce' II Is fine for cold sores, tan, freckles
ana IS protection to the face against winds
ana changes Of weather. ! am sure you Will
Ike 'pufu4sI lotion very much.
Jessie H.; Some sage drcsginr are hem,
r'lal to the scalp. but | never recommend
Them on account Of the danger Of stainin, or
discoloring the lair. II you want a good. de
%peniho!e remedy for dandruff. itching SCALP
AMI falling hair. try an ounce Of quihzoln dis
solved in one half pint each oi alcohol and
water This viii put you- lalr and scalp in
a healthy condition. Apply the tonic twice A
week, rubbing IL gently into the hair roots
It is tree from oil and make. a fine dresdna
for the hair. | know o; many who we're
troubled with hopeless cases OF danduff and
falling hair that found this an ideal tonic.
Mercedes You say your complexion IL life
less and you are constantly tired and dussy
This comes from too little exercise and AZ
over. Indulgence In heavy foods. causing q Lug
Hsh condition Of the blood and . lack OF
uroper nounshment for the body. Here 4, /
simple and Inexpensive reciDe for an .rcellen
blood tonic and body builder. Buy At an,
drug store an ounce OF sarleue and put In
half pint alcohol. then adj a half cup ,uga
aud hot water 10 make a fun quart. Take
Tablespoonful before zach mssl. This toni
a2nt!s impurities and oGdrAr, me blood. /
VIl give SON renewed ,1oraJ and ypur col.
.!,Alon viii a sumo ~ hat..a. h,altA-tint,
Marjorie: Cutting tho hairs N YOU l.
laI ,ur,.s only causes them 20 FIDw Ia thicS-
ana darker. Powdered lr.a'pLc BE- me be-.
thing 10 use. Get an ounce OF ds!atous a
the irug store and with some water DaK euoug
powder TO make a thigG paste. Spread O.
hairy surface and let remain two or thrs
minutes. then rub off and wash the suria
and you will find the hairs are gone. VIII
i~elatone Is a trtle expensive IT. "a reliable az
.eldom requires a second application.
Read Mrs. Margins Book, Beauty.
,G. Adv.
The evening world., 1911-03-14
BATTERED GIRL
ACCUSES BLUECOAT
OF BEATING HER
With Face Cut and Bruised,
Annie Faye Picks Out
Braun at Station.

Accused Of beating q girl In q Second
avenue saloon last night. Policeman
Edward Braun Of the East Thirty-nfth
street station was arraisned In York.
Vile Police Court to-day.
After h case came to the attention
o8 Capt. Gray. First Deputy Commits
s3ous1 Driscoll and Inspector Walsh
were summoned n . council was held
In the captains once. Then Braun was
suspended. stripped Of his shed, keys
and manual and locked up. He was ar
raagned in the Night Court on the girls
charge and Magistrate O'Connor held
him IN $500 bail for examination this
afternoon. He could not give bail and
wW to the court prison.
Girl Tells Story.
UApt Cray was In his room during
the early part OF the night when q girl.
her mouth and nofj Needing. . bad
out on the back Of her head and her
right ear split, staggered in. She salt
she was Annie Faye, twenty years old.
Of No. 762 Tenth avenue.
y vas in the sitting room Of the
Long Island Hotel. Thirty-fourth street
and Second avenue" she told Capt.
Cray. and was talking to a girl friend.
when policeman In full uniform
rushed into the place and without ever
threatening me began beating me with
his nsts. When / screamed he only
'fsat me the more, and l thought I
.ould be killed. The other persons In
the room ran to the street. leaving me
there"
The girls condition was such that DR..
Boon was called from Bellevue Hospi-
tal. After she had been treated she
was asked to remain at tho station
house until the incoming platoon re-
ported.
When the men were lined UP before
to Braun. saying:
This Is the man who attacked me
OF this / Am positive"
Braun was taken to Capt. Cray's room
and questioned. He insisted he had moi
been Off post during the night. He de-
MED that ne had beaten the girl.
Admits Knowing Her.
DO you know her?' asked Cray.
Eyes. I know her." ans wered Braun
but / did not beat her"
Deputy Commissioner Driscolrs atte7'
tion was called to another policeman
In trouble directly after the Braun
case. Patrolman stephen w. Fur!ont
Of the Fifth street station. temporarily
detailed to a special vice squad oil
Sixth avenue, was the mar involved
ana Driscoll suspended him on q charg,
Of in~toxication.
F~urlong's post was on Sixth avenue
between Thirty-irst and T~hirty-secon.
streets. About I o'clock this morning
sergt. Cooper found him OF post, HI
said, and unable to explain why. DEPUTY
Commissioner Driscoll was called an
found Furlong 'pugnacious." Police
Surgeon Henry B. De Forrest sale
plain drunk" and he was suspended.
The evening world., 1911-03-14

Two Kaisers to Meet Soon.
BERLIN. March A.-Emperor wni.
lam will visit Emperor Francis Joseph
In Vienna on March "a while on his
way to Corfu.
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gincinnoti. Is. Isbr.
Reue Snpotbeten.

Gtnttnnntt, 15. Jtbr.
Reue 5ppotbeten.
Georg. 8. Rol on Yropibent 2pan
Co., $1,000.
maattis Gmitb on Mintpn German
g. u 6. a., $500.
ssObn J. ROB on 8. o. gufbiug
Schn ]. RpB on benisIben, $75.
8erTeIbs an bsnieIben, S75.
9erieIbe an benie[ben, $50.
Gbparo Qitbuus cu GHterprife %
u. 6. u. Co., $500.
Sobn 9. Shroeber an Gupremt 8
u. y Co., $4,000.
sSohn Rnille an MsItIi6er Gtern 8
u. 9. a.. $500.
9pns u. Gteport on Sofspb aahn
ggec., $1,000.
Sherefa g. Miigtr u. 4nb. on min.
ton German G. u. 6. a.. $1,000.
sSoIspb Greimberg an 5enrn 8
Greimbtra, $1,000.
getsr sSneebs an Gisbente Marb 8
u. q. Co., $500.
Sbe goDls Rsalip Go. an aibsral 8
u. g. Co., $500.
Ebe Dollar Gopings Redltp Go. az
8. SD. Mellnnn u. Anb., $753.
Cora GtengeI an Goutbern Dbii
Gapings @onf Co., $1,000.
Qouifa R. gties an GOutbern Dbl
6. u. &. Co., $500.
Mm1nbd W. Gtrafhun an GenotI
6. II. q. u. Co., $1,000.
2ouife M. Clone an Barbara pobl
man, $254.
6enrp 3. ainfe on CT. Bernard g
II. q. u. Co., $500.
alfreb g. pbiIIips on German q
6. u. e. Co.. $3.50.
9esftlbe an gliSabet5 1roipn, $3.50
syranfes M. Mpnhristn an 0eora
3. Dougban, $450.
Gtorge 6. asnfeI an Gtprge q
Wougbon u. Mnb.. $3.50.
Mm. 8. aprout an Union 9. q. u
q. Co., $500.
6ufie Me9ush an Goutbern Dbl
8. u. q. Co., $500.
Worp g. Gmmert an Wsortbo 3
Htnfen. $1750.
GetiIste 6pppthetsn.
Worn g. Dppbsu On DAT 9. i. q
%, 5000.
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bdrd Sdnein, 80 s5ub an Der Giibofts
ieite Der Wintpn Ho1b, 81.
Sofepb aubn, Gretutpr. on Dnos u.
unb Gliie q. Sieiuarf, 43 9der aanb
in Surpep 1851 In slnberlon 5otpns
fbip, $24O0.
Gbipdro ". miln an sscispb Greirns
berg, Got A unp 9beil BON Got az In
Milb &c 5erria' lInterabtbeiluns in
college 5iu. $40.
Sbe Union g. q. ii. g. SO. II. 4nb.
an peter sSoeobs, Is bel 80 sSub an Der
Gibfeite Der aibertp Ctr, 119 Sub
fpeiilih bon Speompre Ctr, $255O.
Vt55ie Rod on Dollar Snpings
Redltp Co.. Cots 20 unb q in gIod
n in 8. M. GteeIs's llnterabibsiIung
tn College 5iIl, 81.
gotporo Wtills an sfreo. SO. Slime,
5beiI BON Cots Is, 10 uno 20 In
9eorge u. SurrilI's llnterdbfbeilung
In Roripopb, 81.
Ghiporb 8runhoff an amenoa M.
Straibun, Got 2 in 6. 9runboff's
llnttrdbtbeiIuns, 81.
NnhIaB BON Mlihael Raibp an
Wa1r apfelberg. 8 Sabre gaft ouf
eas Gisentbum betannt oIs 908 8ins
SiroBe; mondtlihe Mietbe $50.
Gonrub s.. 6. llhtmann an Gopbia
JunabIut, 3 Sabre pnht auf Sbsil
bon Cots IS, 19 unb 90 in @eoras ".
5urriII's linttrnbfbeiluua in 9acrlpoob
Seiebts; idbrIihe Wistbe $125.
Sofepb aoebbe an 5enr1 Z. sSinfe,
Got 81 in Barton, greipfter e sSpI3's
llnterobtheiluna in ct. Bernard, 81.
Goiparb WlilIs on Gpnrob r. Is.
ll6tmnnn, 9bsil bon Cots Is, 10 Hnb
20 In 9sOrge u. Surrin's llntsrabtbeis
lung in Pnrnoob, 81.
6rsb. SO. aleine an gonrob r. 6.
llhtmoHn, SbeiI non Cots 18, 10 uno
20 in Geprgs ". Surrips llnterabtbtis
lung in Rnrtppob, 81.
gbporo aude an glnnie g. WhilIips.
bic ireitlihe SdIfts BON Got 1877 in
Pdrt qloee 6. u. q. Cos llntsrdbs
tbtiIung. 81.
Mm. 8. gibfpn on Grace g. Gibs
ion, 9heil bon Got i in Gri Rihorbs
fon's llHterobtb.iIuna in Delhi, 81.
U. g. Winier an 6. a. 0silier, Got
q In S6rosoer's llHterabtbsiIuna in
St. Bernard, 81.
Wm. DETER on 5crrn m. Dsters,
2ots 261 unb 262 in Geodr grcpe 6.
Il. q. u. llntsrabtheiIung, 81.
pbilip Roettiuatr an ssrant aums
mer, SO bsi 100 jug an Der Rprbfeite
Der Queen gitp ape.. $50 ;5ub psitlid,
bon Spring Grpps @pe., 81.
s5snnie 6. giFt an George so. ;gorc,
Got q in anteHbausr's liuterabtbsiz
lung. 81.
2lIfrsOa G. 8. gaartin on SObn =.
Griffin, 10 Sabre pod,t ouf Cots 405
unb 407 in Gsmper's ltntsrobtheiluna:
idhrIihe Mistbs $3.50.
@eOrse 9. 8aughdn an syranees Wl.
@on 9ristn, Got 40 in @eorae 3.
9augban's llntsrnbtbeiIuus, glric.I
5ilI, 81.
George 9. @aughun on George G.
atntel, Got 81 IN oerielben llntsrabs
theilung, 81.
I'd. lInion Sdbines RsnItp go. On
Wtcrp Robinfon, Got 270 in Ohio
aann Il. Improvement Sos llniernbs
tbsiIung. $500.
Mortbn 8. ainIss an Marp g. Glns
inert. % bel 70 Sub an Der Sftfeiie
Der 5rttuidn Ctr, 43 s5uB n6rbIih
bon SoptiRs Str, $4250.
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len gridnb fir o[Ies berontiDortfid
MAIDEN, fir bie MiBernie, fir bitDeiHs
panti8erei, fir bie @srfpiiitnngen unD
gIiinberungsn, fur bic GtrabsHfunosss
buncen, bie 80lerfhiine, Dds Sturms
eIodenIGuten, bic 3uFdnmenrc.tnng
II. +. 10. Toriiber Tam man NIT M6a
ielsuden sur sdgesOrbnuns iibstssbtn.
M6er dnberGeits mub man bod audi
insen: ss III fhiper perftdnblid. irfe
bic 9tporiementsbeb0roen rIiGt fhon
friiber duf bic ipothienbe Grregung I'm
Gpernopeebiet dufmertium eenaaft bns
ben. S9on felt benz Sftober tDtrbtr bn
RnFenperfommluneen obgebolttf -
qons tpie Dor ssobren Inn GuneH;
ifon felt benz Sttober ipiro ben sydls
i6ern nit Cob gebrpht unb NIT Bons
ben. tpenn bic RepubIit ni4t bic Gors
berungen Der meinbouern erfiilIt.
Ghon feit benz Sftober iptrben sissns
5u bieism 3tped sebi6tettRepOIutionss
Iisber oeIungen" - unb fd)nn feit Wlos
ndten fperben WeiRtrdnsporie rFabos
firt4. 6as man bds ollss nidbt NIT bem
geniisenben grnIt nahparis gemtIoet2
Wie bem audi iei: aIs Gpmpfcn
aepiifer goifsltimmunstn ift bisie
RenoIte einmdI tpieoer fsbr horatssris
itifd. Dor sin panr SdbrsR foatt man:
ioIhe MuFftdnbe ionHeR uur Bel ben
I,aib bsrhrebten SiibI1nbrn portofl-
rnenl lnb nun erfeben mir b1sIesb.
Bel 6iefsn ionit 70 rubigen, stl1Hsnen
gbompenoiIen. Die SsIbftbilfe iheint
eben piefen 2euien rnehr uno mebr bic
einsiee Wetbooe, sttpas burh5ultben,
bds @ertrausn IN bic Waf,t unb ons
WohlfppIlen bes Giaates fhefnt srs
fd)iiitert. gSas Toll dber 60raus spers
ben, ipsnn jeoes miBpsrgniisit Dorf
erne tIeine ReDclution In Gsene ftti.
linpopuldre asute All IpHhen fud,t uaD
fpis Elm 4pahtnsgldn houit2 lino
mas tbut Der Gtnat, nm bitfer Dis5i'
pIinIpIigteit Az bteegnen2 Gsin eirss
siess 6silmittsl lift In allen WerIegti.
leiten bisher bas Ger gtipefen. DE
MarnssG G0rfsr ftn0 iebt ebenfo NIT
ssnfnnitrie iinD aapolleris btbedt fpie
einft bic Gegenb bon Rorbonne nnb
8eSisrs. Wotiirlin in ss bit pfIiht
Der Resieruns, ishen aufftanb gu I'M.
ter6riidsn, NIT tpelden Wittsln es nuh
fei. 5umoI ou5 I'm gebiet pon Epfrrnp
bic genoHen BON Der Confederation
g6nerols on Der arbeit Al iein fteinen.
snn3 ipis btim giienbcbnerIireis. Mber
einen etipas rei9holtigersn EO3ioten
6eilmittsli6os t6nnte Die rtpubliianis
ihe Gtantsdpotbete pitlItitt iin hc4
onfdaffen, oIs nur INNER GIinter.
8aionette nnb Sdbel. Gitr bate
9rianb cine grobs unb fd0ns aufeQtt!
Sn3!piIhen fnstnt ia bie tieins Nsrcs
luiipnsionlls ebenfr raid besHhet su
fsin. ipis iie pOrgeiiern bssunn. 9eult
finb bic Gbdmpenoiiea bic 6elbtn bss
5ages. moraen iinS 5ie ibon inisDer
perseiTen. Die HoultDarbs tdten eiH
Gnbsres GeiprddsfbeHG.
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Sehs8ebntes aapit.l.
Die GpIgeu bss Roub.s

Die GpGgeu bss gfaubes.
Jiinf biz feds Do6en nod BEN ers
litteneH lnfaa burfte Oscar Isin 3tnls
mer 0erIafsu unb mar Don feiner
8unpe eebsilt. Wdbrsnb bisf.r 3eit
mar 2utiIIa ibrsm grogramm., Oseor
Su bsiIen, Hm ibn ounn al beiratben,
beborrli6 treu eebliebsn. glie babe id
sins o6nli6s pFlege gsfsben nnb tperbe
aud lpobI ME ettpas 4sbnIihes tpieper
feben. Bon friib biz fpdt tpubt. iis
ibn auf bic cine ober bic Gnbere Mrt
81 5tritrsuen unb ibn Bel gutter Qaune
3u erbalten.
0as rei8enbe gsF65pf berTtdnb es
fogar, ibre 9linbbsit 5u einem MitteI
Der grbeiterung ibrts GeIieb.ea su mo.
den; bisfpeiIen ieBte fis fi6 Dor Sss
cars Spieeel nHb ubmte ale be uns
sdbligen fleinsn aiinfie elmer eitlsn
Gotette, bic iib fir i6re Grpberungen
i9miidt, nit 70 fpunosrbarer Mabrkit
unb einem 10 edit tomiihen @eberbens
fpiel mad, bab man bate ihp5ren
mDgen, lie iei I'm 8oabefis ibrer Gebs
trdft; bonn ipieber CAB lie Dscor g3ros
ben ibrer ouberorbentlihen ss1bigtsii,
aus bem alnng Der StiHlnle elmer gers
fDn bic gntFernnng su bers6nsn, in
ipel6er fi6 biefe 9erfon befdno. gei
biefen 8erfu6eH muBte i9 mid gum
Spfer berseben; na6bem 2ueilld zines
Der 8ouqustte. bic iie INNER feIbft Dor
Sscor's 8ett gu legen pflegte, in bic
9dnb eenommen bate, tpiss iie mid
an, mid gerduf6los an irgeno cine be-
liebige Stens DEG 3immers su beoeben
unb i6ren Ranten aus8nipre6en. aaum
bate iA ben Qamsn auseeTpro6en, ols
audi fhDn bas Bouquet mir Ing GeSiht
flpg. 60 oft iie biefes Experiment
aud beriuht., ME psrfebIte Tie ibr 3iel
unb ME lief iie in Der Runbaebuua
ibrer finbif9en Jreubs iiber ibre eiaene
GefGidlihfeit nod. Giemanb unbers
burfte Dstar fein. meDisin aeben; re
b0rte an Dem RIuns Der In bsn l5ffel
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VrxHssisextbHmss ertrsenxstx
Gfntfnnatf. Is. sf,br

Gtnct IInft, ID. 5ebr.
fSront R. 5snrp an gIIn 6. Mors,
Cots 80 unb 40 IN e. g. garpsns
ter's 2. llntsrabtbeiIung in gslains
billie, 81.
81. Sotlep garf 60. an Gborl.s
8. WbisItr, Got 8 In lniernbtbeiIang
.G", Sntlss gart, ST.
Sbs llnipn Gapings RenItn 60. an
Bart Gran, Got 90 In Gbio 2anb II.
Improvement Cos unterabtbtiluns,
$3.50.
emma aousI. an SoIepb Mlebmsrt,
4 afer 2unb In Self. "a, GpringfieIb
Sp., 81.
SIipiu G. 9oIdn on giobert go. Gin,
5beil bon Cots 12, 13 uHb IA in Jors
ipib's llntsrabtbsiIuns an 5adberrp
Ctr, 81.
anno 9sdsr an Grant 9. Grilep.
Got PAT in Diuianis &c 8ambls's uns
ttrabtbeiIuns in meitpoob. 81.
Jamts 81. Gamble on Giisdbtth
Gomble 9saconeb 5ome iH.. 80 BET
400 SUB on 4uburn Ctr, Mt. ams
burn, ST. 0isfss Gisentbnm pirb fir
Elm 5eim fir DiofpnifTen unb 8orbes
reitunssz zGduIe fir WiHionors In ges
reiHhuft sebnlten.
Sames q. Gamble an elizabeth
Gamble Dsutoneb GONE alif., 285 ssuB
on Der Meitisite Der MssIen abe., 100
Gub n0rbIi6 BON Court Ctr, 81.
Diefes 9runbitiid fpirb fir bsaisssttsll
3p.d in 9sr.itfdaft gsbdlten.
Shereia g. Wilger an Sbsrefd
S6fpein, 124 0uF an Minton Roab.
In Minton place, 81.
SbereIa g. Milaer Il. Mnb. an
George Sdnein. 1O6 s5nb an Der
Siiboitfeits Der mintDn Ho1b, 81.
Sberefa g. Wiigsr u. u. an Wainnie
W. goombs. 100 s5nb an btr @iiDoits
fsite Der mintOn Moob. ST..
Sbereio G1inefn Ii. Mnb. on there
Ia g. Dilg.r, 116 Sub an Der Gftfeits
Der Winton Rodb, ST..
Eberefa g. MiIeer u. Mnb. an loui.
Ia @. Dnhmdnn, So s5ub an Der Glib
0ffeite Der Winton Monb, 81.
zhsreIa 9. MiIosE y. Arb. on @ars
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-16

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