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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-05
FINE PROGRAM
FOR CHILDREN'S DAY

One OF the most successful chill
aTsn's- day serytess In the history OF
Marshall Street Christian Sunday
school was held last night In the
church auditorium. Every available
seat in the church was filed and many
people we're turned away.
delightful program was rendered
by the children as follows:
Ahthem .....-....-. Choir
Song. Little Raindrops". BY school
Prayer. BY J. W. Kimbrough
Solo. $50. BY Miss Haskins Garrett
Talk on "Children's Day"
BY Rev. Geo. w. Kemper
Recitation. -. BY Ernestine Thomas
Recitation. .........B BY Ottie Harris
Song ............... Male quartette
Recitation ......... BY Scott Sutton
Recitation. BY Bernard Bradshaw
Song. BY Kindergarten Class (Love)
Song. BY School, God VIII Take
Care of You"
Recitation. BY Della Shelton and
Alice Bradshaw
Recitation and Song, '-Consecrated
Crusaders" BY Six Girls
Recitation. !. BY Jennie Snowa and
Ruth Wells
Recitation. .........B BY Elsie Meyer
Song. BY Eva Ward Kemper, Scott
Sutton and Eva Beveridge
Collection.
Song. BY School, Loyal Soldiers''
Benediction.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-05
virginia renitentiary,,

Richmond. Va, June 8. 1911.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
ceived until noon, June II, 1911, TO
Furnish the Penitsntiary 1000 tons
high-grade Steam Coal with 4 guar
antee OF B. T. u. and to run not less
Second Street Yards. c. d o. Railway;
1,600 tons same quality delivered at
State Farm Station. G. 4 O. Railway;
90 tons egg anthracite, so tons nut
anthracite. and 200 cords good sea
soned pine wood. to be delivered on
the Penitentiary grounds, all frsights
TO be prepaid. For further informa-
tion apply to
J. B. WOOD.
ae- 3-2t Superintendent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-05

VIRGINIA.: IN THE LAW AND
EQUITY COURT OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. JUNE I'D. 1911.
Alma r.. Bacon, .flamt&0.
Frank H. Bacon. ....... Defendant.
:. IN CHANCERY.
THE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO
obtain an absolute divorce from the
made and nied that the defendant Ii
not resident OF the State OF vtr-
ginia: 1t 10 ordered that he appear
hcre within fifteen days after due
publication OF this order. and do what
Is necessary to protect his interest
herein.
.-...5.a A Copy--Teste: .sss.,s,sas.43.s
p. p. WINSTON,
HARRY c. GLENN. p O. Clerk
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-05
Once of City Water Works,
Room 1oS City Hall.

Richmond, Va.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
Wednesday, June ~, 1911. for fur
nishing and erecting two ca CEN
trtfugal pumps. piping and water
meters. also for 1900 Fl. r. Electric
Motors. Switchboard and Wiring, as
per plans and Specifications on ile
In the above ONCE.
Certified check for $4,000 to ac-
company each bid.
The Committee on Water re-
serves the right to reject any or all
proposals.
Envelopes containing bids must be
sealed. addressed 10 the Committee
on Water, and be marked In such
manner as to designate the equip
ment bid upon.
For plans. specifications and furth-
er Information addxA&N sns2 sssq. ~ A.se,-.pa
e. e. DAVIS,
Supt. Water Department.
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Copeland--Paxson.

Especial to The Richmond virgtnian.}
LEESBCRG, VA, June 5.--The wed
ding of Miss Nellie Paxson. only
daughter OF Mrs. Annie Paxson, Of
Round Hill, this county. and DR. Ed
ward Y. Copeland, viii take place on
Wednesday afternoon. June 7th at 5
o'clock, IN the Round Hill Baptist
church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-05

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
LEESBURG. VA. June s.--Miss jamie
Grimes. daughter Of Mr.. Vim. Grimes
was married on Tuesday to Mr.. John
Henry Lawrence. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Fl. Lawrence OF Eluenont at the
pastor OF the Baptist church officiating.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-05

NEW YORK, Juno 6.-The so-called
snake gown" worn by Mrs. Arthur
Scott Burden. the popular young So
ciety matron. has created q sensa
ton IN New York's ultra fashiona BILE
circles, In which Mrs. Burden moves
Mrs. Burden was snapped by a pho
tographer while wearing this gown
at the International polo matches at
Westbury, N. Y. Tho photo il repro
duced herewith. The general effect
Of tho gown and trimmings n 70
give y sugSsstion Of snakiness. The
front Of the gown 70 4 heavy white
lacA and down tho sides and back
beads and spangles arc arranged to
give tho iunnressaon Of scales.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-05
sTITUE II lBRlAlp|
LINCOLN UNVEILED.
ONE of THE LARGEST BRONZE
FIGURES EVER CAST.

RICHMOND, VA, June 4.-The
large bronze statue OF Abraham Lin
coin. which is the creation Of Out
ION Borgium, was unveiled at New
ark on Memorial Day. The event IL
one in which every citizen OF this
country is deeply interested. Even
though one does not agree with all
the policies or the political creed or
Mr.. Lincoln. yet he necessarily re-
joices in this tribute to his charac-
ter. Character is the one thing which
IL worth working for. and the char
acter and integrity of the Merchants
National Bank during Its forty years
Of existence is responsible for its now
being safest for savings"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-05

Would Give Outing to little Folk.
Ensign Woods OF the Salvation
Army. is endeavoring to obtain funds
necessary to give about 400 poor chill
dren a summer camp In the country.
Last year he had considerable success
and was in position to. give a num-
Der a pleasant outings.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-05

Especial to Tho Richmond vtrgsnian J
IAEESBURG. VA. June 5.--Mr. and
Mrs. J. Il. Houssr, of near I.ucketts,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-05

this county. have issued invitations to
the marriage OF their daughter, Nora
Virginia, to Mr.. Charles Randolph Hope.
The wedding will take place at Forest
Glen. on Tuesday afternoon. June sth.
at 5 o'clock.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-09-09
WHAT'S THE REASON
Many Opelousas People in Poor Health
Without Knowing the Cause.

Without Knowing the Cause.
The are scores of people who drag
out a miserable existence without
realizing the cause of their suffering.
Day after day they are racked with
baekache and headache; suffer from
nervousness, dizziness, weakness, Ian
gnor and depression. Likely the kid
neys have fallen behind in their work
of tilttering the blood and that is the
root of the trouble. Look to your
kidneys, assist them in their work
give them the help they need. You
can use no better remedy than Doan's
Kidney Plls-endorsed by over on
hundred thousand people, and by your
neighbors in 0pelousas.
Mrs. 7. Compton Chachere, Landry
ST., 0pelousas, La. says. A member
Of my family received splendid re-
suits from the use of Doan's Kidney
Pills, procured from shute's Drug
Store. He was troubled for some
time by irregular passages Of the
kidney secretions, accompanied by
pain IN his back. These troubles, |
believe. were brought on by hard
work and heavy lifting. The use Of
three boxes was so effective that he
was given a very high opinion Of this
remedy. He was relieved of the
pains in his back and the kidney Sc
cretions were restored to their nor
mai condition"
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-an and
take no ether.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-09-09
ST. LANDRY AGRICULTURAL
SCHOOL AND IT'S PURPOSES.

It is very important that pu-
pills be taught not only theoreti-
cal methods but practical work
in these methods. Young people
need to learn to work. With
this end in view certain amount
Of manuel labor is required of
all pupils taking the Agricuitu-
raj Course. Two hours per day
will be required of the boys and
girls, will be required to do some
practical work in Horticulture and
horticulture. This work will, as
near as possible. be in direct line
with the work in the class room,
hence will be educational. Each
pupil follows the general farm
work in detail but more partlcu-
lar stress is placed upon such
operations as may be learned on
an ordinary farm. The farm
will be conducted the coming
year, as nearly as possible, as a
model farm; the work will be
arranged in the manner and con-
Quoted according to the methods
which are considered best suited
to make the pursuit Of farming
in this section remurerative and
to promise to those who adopt it
both profit and contentment. 1t
is designed that the pupil take
active individual part in all the
operations Of the farm and.to be-
come familiar with the best.
methods and most economical
practices Of practical agriculture.
The aim is to teach that farming,
properly conducted, can be made
attractive and profitable, calling
for the exercise of intellectual
effort as we'll as manuel labor
and worthy to stand upon a.
plane with equal dignity and at
tractiveness with the learned
professions. Pupils will be en-
couragedsto take individual care
of certain plots or special crops
and opportunities afforded them
to prosecute personally expert
ments and Investigations.
EQUIPMENT FOR
ON THE WORK.
The school has in connection
with the Farm, a model barn
has five stalls for horses
and cattle, a weevil-proof grain
bin containing fifteen hundred
cubic feet, a hay loft, tool room
and a shop. The school also
.wns d horse and wagon and all
The required apparatus selected
especially for the teaching of
Agriculture; a splendid lot of
farm and garden Implements
and a well equipped shop. An
effort will be made this coming
year to add some thorough bred
hogs and other live stock to the
The school will also oper-
ate a canning outfit next spring.
A limited portion Of the time
set aside for practical work will
be devoted to laboratory exer-
cises in the particular agrieultur-
al subjects under the study.
Special stress will be laid npon
such experiments as the determ-
nation of the capacity of loose
soil to absorb water; determine
ton Of the capillary water Of a
soil, influence of humus upon the
temperature of soils, etc. A
limited amount of time will also
be devoted to shop practice.
This course in shop work will,
in SO far as the time, equipment
and material will permit, be de-
voted to the repairing and adj
iusting of farm implements and
other shop work as is con-
stantIy having to be done on a
farm.
J. N. TDOLE,
In charge of Agricultural Dept.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-09-09
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that 7 have taken
up at my residence near Sunset one black
mare with Two colts. also BLACK the oldest
Of the colts has three white legs and white
spot In forehead. no visible brand. Mare Is
about 10 years old, ldest colt Is = years old,
and youngest about s months old. Came to
my residence about 5 years ago.
The owner Is hereby notified that to come
forward, prove property, pay costs and
take same aWay or the same Will be sold
accordingIothe Police Jury law relative TO
estray animals.
ERNEST WILLIS,
sept2-2t Etnset, La.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-09-09

The St. Landry Agricultural
High School, popularity known as
the Grand Prairie Agricultural
High School, was established at
the beginning of the last school
term. During the 1910 session
of the General Assembly S25, 600
per annum, for the years 1901.
was appropriated in aid of the
Agricultural Departments in
Louisiana schools and the estab-
lishment Of this school was made
possible by this appropriation,
aided by the Parish School Board,
Police Jury and the progressive
citizens of this community.
There are seventeen of these
schools in operation in the State
this year.
Grand Prairie, the seat of this
Agricultural School and Demon
stration Farm, is in the west
central portion of st. Landry,
fourteen miles from Opelousas
and eight miles from Washing
ton. This section of Louisiana is
noted for its healthfulness and
beauty. No school could have
better natural surroundings,
situated as it is on a broad, fer
tile prairie and settled by a class
of as energetic and progressive
farmers as can be found in the
State. There is little to draw
the pupil from the work for
which he comes and the social
and religious influences within
and surrounding the school are
as good as can be found in any
section Of Louisiana. Grand
Prairie affords superior church
advantages and such other in
fuences as will aid the manage
ment of the school in building up
strong and vigorous characters,
characters frought with positive
convictions of right and duty to
themselves and their country.
PURPOSE OF SCHOOL.
The purpose Of this school is to
teach scientific and practical
agriculture; to educate and train
the boys and girls Of the Parish
for teachers in the public schools
of the State; to prepare those
who wish to pursue a course in
higher schools and universities
and to give a good, practical edu-
cation to those who cannot at
tend such institutions.
THE A
The Demonstration Farm, pre-
scented to the State by Mr. 0zeme
consists of ten acres
Of the most fertile soil in the
Prairie, This farm is situated
at the school building and
is under the direct control of an
experienced, practical farmer
who is a graduate of one of the
most prominent agricultural col
leges of the South. He will take
pleasure at all times in explain
ing anything in connection with
the work to the farmers OF the
Parish or any one who may be
interested.
The entire ten acres of land
is under fence and upon it such
demonstrations will be made as
will advance scientific horticul-
ture and agriculture. Letters OF
information to farmers OF the
parish concerning any phase OF
~
agriculture will be sent upon re-
quest. Bulletins issued by the
Department of Agriculture at
Washington aud the various ex-
perimental stations of the South
are received by this school and
will be kept on file in the Agri-
cultural Hall. The farmers OF
the Parish may have access to
the bulletins at any time.
PRACTICAL WORK.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-09-09
Hunting Notice.

Notice IS hereby given that hunting on
my place about three miles from OpeIousas
known as the old Wa1ker place, in this par
ish Is strictly prohibited, and offenders
VIII be prosecuted to the full extent. of the
law. G. w. ROY
auga6 ct near Opelousas.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-09-09
SUMNER RESORT and CITY are LINKED TOGETHER BY TELEPHONE

Telephone service, linking together city and country and shore,
lis never more appreciated than during the summer months.
While the business man is confined to his desk IN the city, the
telephone keeps him in touch with wife and family, though they
NAV be MANY miles away, summering at some pleasant resort.
During his own vacation the business man relies upon the tee-
lphone. ne is free from care, for he knows that he can be reached
at one by telephone should important matters require his attention;
in arrainging games and outings with friends and ordering sup
plies from the distant markets.
All this Is possible because Bell Telephone service is universal.
BY the way, have you a telephone?
Telephone s Telegraph Company.
INCORPORATED
Every Bell Telephone is a Long Distance Station.
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Gterblid3f berid3t.

3bomns Neipman, 81, 759 asnpcn
4penue; gtierenleiben.
Nnton WonDerbadr, Sc, 1904 Ginn
Strabe; Shpdhe.
Bertha Braun, 2. 6721 GlafoH
Strabe; ar1mpfs.
aouis Gotft. 38, 1912 Zine Str.;
2eberperbdrtung.
Warguret 9eusrlein, 70, 2818
6igblano 4penus; 6er3leiben.
Gmil giiele, "a, 449 2orrenee Ro.;
labmuHe.
auuis Reff. SO. DAT Strabs unb
Reaoins RooD; Snqueit In Shnebs.
Sod qprnis, 45, 2108 aangoon
aDenuN; 2unsensntsiinbung.
pboebe Soebpel, TO, TAO Wt. Cope
Rooo; Snqusit in S9psbe.
Sobn Stsinbrefer, 81, 1923 5inbs
Ian Strube; Iubertuloie.
Wdrgdretbe Gngelmann, IT, 824
Charlotte Strabe; aliersihnGds.
anna 8ossl. d, 731 9apib gtrabs;
5irnbautsntsiinbung.
Warp 5oltsrieps. "a. 1895 Dilfah
strabe; 2ungeneni3iinouns.
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7aDlOr.Snameit.
1anieIs bertitete xad benz Ulorse
mod bier Yortionsn yratbnbn fir
bnnsrise Yafiasitre ,u.

Coroner Or. Goe bislt ssitsrn ben
SHausit betreffs bsa 1obss oss bon
Stnrp Daniels erfionensH Mm. saps
lDr ab. Daniels mar ais aiihenhef
zines SpeiieDagsns oes Hep gJort Grs
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tubn nnseitellt. ndbrsno IonIor ais
silfstoh thdtig mar. Die gluitbdt
ersigntte Iih in Der Ride bes Spsiis.
iragens auF Der 5obrt 3fpifdsn Mtaoi.
ionpille uno Waoeira unb sfpar am
Ttitttpof abeno. Der Coroner p.rs
rcbm gsitern perihieosns 4uasnseasen
bes perbdHenibbollen Reneonires.
9lGh Der ausIass oes farbigsn aslI.
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Honisls nidat init Der Arbeit ms 5up.
Inr sufrieoen. grittrer pfltais oi.
1leiIhs Grbres su bsioreen, ip1hrsno
1apIor oas Demiif. :ubersitets.
Nm wliitDod Mbenn bate Elm
paFnsier sine pprtion 5ubn NIT
grattartoffsln beIteilt. 9ls Daniels
bas 6ubn subereiis. bate, ftGte ss fit
bernus, onb 5apIor bic Bru!,urtoifsln
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tertiteis, bepor er in Gopslano Dol
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Weburten.

4lois unn Wtdrp 9ittri6. 2240
8ieior Strabs; Rnabs.
1beebor unp glmina popp. 301 Sc.
len StrdBe; aH1bs.
ougo unn gInnde liRpsHbsrg, 341S
Woonsn 4psnu,; WGnhsn.
Gbparb nno GouiIe Shdfsr, 412
Weit 4. 4penus; anabs.
Joispb unb Warp MoIo, 937 W,it
giberin Sirabe; W1b6,en.
CHARTS uno Carrie Hidtsr, 2105
Central apenue; Uliohsn.
paul unb Wlaihilo< Shul3, 4227
1urria strabe; Wio6eH.
Jobn uno Dora 9emsrls. 1905 Race
Sirabs; anabe.
Geo uno 4iies Moorman, 1706 On.
edmore Strabe; WdohsH.
5oisph uno Gatbsrine 0tiu5mann.
1920 Gin Strabs; Wdofxn.
Wathep unb Hotbrine Bud, 80
WeWiden Annut; Wdo6sn.
JraHs unb Sofspbin, Gsh, 425 Ban,
Girobs; ano6e.
ssuiob uno Jefephins Roblsr. 2433
Goltrain Apsnue; W1bhen.
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Mus ben, VDli3eigcriht.

Charles piper, Elm GhanstsInsr
ben aerre 6auts, Snb., bate gsitsrn
Rahmiitas oes Guttn su nisl ss.han
unb btFanb iih fhIisbIih In 10 trisses
rider Stimmuns Bob II iih on Der
Ode Der 8. unenus uno Gin Strobe
pier in Itrammem S6rits b<ranmars
fhisrsnoen UtrtebrspoIisiittn In ben
Mes fisllis uno ibnsn priiesl dHbot.
Dos asrltsn puroe bon oen 6iinen
beim midel esnommen uno n1h ber
GENERALIZATION esbraht. 100 ts unisr
Der 4nilaes bes llniugs singeip<rrt
ipurbs. piptr mar ssiisrn Moresn i'm
poliseissrihi isbr ilsinlaui uno ar
tI1rts, nur cine iebr ptrihuommene
Doritslung BON bsn GreigniNen ots
Gonnfrfsas Rahmiitass su babtn. CT
ipurbe NIT timer G.lbfrofe BON $40
unb Rotten kleet.
Grant Spiel uRb Gam. Wihcls
bnt.en cine Hierreiie unttrnomn.en.
lpelhs fie Ihlisblih mad Der Wirtbs
fhafi go. 1870 Central uDenus
tratis. 5isr s<risikn iie In Sireit
unb singtn su 6anosreiflihteiten
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Isib<ls uno gli6ols iih tinss Spas
sieriio6ss 1ls Mafis benisnis. 3ipisl
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baronfnnt.
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faIIsnb bilIieen prsiis gum Rauie
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tim Nuh
III Won C1nC1nnat1,I
Garfield Place /

gernarb, srias eeitern bfn 9erIesuns
gen, pelhe Ct iih am 25 Suli ipdbrenb
zines unfdlls 5ueesosen bate. 9rcrs
tsrmann mar am senannten Sage auf
einem aanalbpet nit nem 9erlnbsn
bon Sano beidaftist, ais Elm ishpsrer
6iitnbaltsn auf ibn fiel unb tbm bas
Ridgrot brad. Der 0erungliidte
befanp iin ieitbsm unter 9ebnnb=
lung bes Or. Ganbman. aeBterer
benahrimtigte ben Coroner bon benz
eeftern Abenb 7.40 uhr erfclgten 1cDe
feines Votientsn.
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Nstsmsbilihss sslIsa Siausplat.

aniomobiIiiitn bobsn benz Stnois
roib cine psiition sussten laFsn. In
iDtlhkr fit um bic llsberlafung zines
1beilS oes 0opeynmtnt Gauars als
AuiomcbilbolifpIas nonfuhen. BE-
tdnntiih buloet bic poIissi nini bas
AuiomOtil LANCER ipis cine Gtunbs In,
Gtabirenirum auf ben Sirnben iifbsn
unb Antomobilbefibtr. bic nes Mbsnbs
cine MISUNDERSTANDING befu6sn obsr
btn abeHb fonit In Der Gtabt Dtr6rin.
4en, ncllen ian.um bic Yiieite. bic ibs
nan IN eintr 0oragt fur bos Inter
jleafn ibrtr Wlcf6intn bsre6nti mere
ben iriirbe jn fpdrsn. bon Der Gtnbt
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bernmen! Gauart eriptSfen. um i6re
axtnne6ils bort fiIr lSueere 2tit ms
tsstsiaoea y s5HHen.
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WerSDgert
@irb hHrh bas N.ierenbnm.1eis Il
bic Abl5bauHg Der habtlihsa
Arbeiitr.

Die arbeitsr Inn Sir1btnrsparaiars
Department unb i'm WaNsrpsr!ss
Department, bic einsn WohsHlohn be-
sieben, iotuis cine 4nsdhl Itaotiift
MnaeiislIie, bic ale pierSsbn 5ose bss
satli ,perber, mlHsn porlnufig aui it.
DsIb iparien. ba nuf elm Guiahitn ces
Sidbtnntpalts Ballard bin, eis nus
5abluns alIsr Gebdltsr iHhibiri NOR
ben In.
DisIss s,ihob ouf Grunb bss bon
Der perfIoHenen 2esisiatur anssHoms
mtuen Referennums sGsisBes fur Wuni.
sipalitdisn. iiber bos sinsebenb in bic.
len Gpalisn beriht.i porben in. Dos
Deies beitimmt bsianntlit, pob ale
Crbinansen unb Wabnabmen oss
Stdniraibs. bic cine Gsloousgabs ins
poipiren, ishSis 1ase iberIisssn
muHen. um Der Biiresrihaft bic Mogs
!iniei! sur 6trbeifiibruns elmer Fsfss
renpnmcbitimmuns 3u gsben. Die
balbi1hrlihe 8etpilIieunascroinans,
burh fpelhe bas itdbiiits Budget fir
oas stpsite 6nIbiabr 1911 fsfeeItbt
iuuroe, gelaneit in Der Stabtroibss
iisnns am 3. Suli sur 4nnabme unb
oa oos Refersnbums@ @eItB bamals
fhon In Rrdfi mar. obihon man BON
ieintr annabme bier nihts pub.s,
lam bisie Greinans srit mad Ablauf
BON 90 Hagen, bas beibt am /. Seps
tsmbsr, in Rrait trsten. Bis oabln
lperotn nun auf sfrrathen BON Giahis
anwalt 1aiiarb ssins Deh1lier pber
gObns ausbe5ahit rpsroen. um ben Be
itimmunasn Dss Gsiesss san3 gsnou
su eniIprehen.
Rntiirlih tonnsn aud ale onberen
BON Sicotruib In Der lssien 3eit pai.
iirstn Groinanatn niht In Kraft tres
ten unb bipsrie Anidufs BON paris
erunoitiiden uno cine Rsibt bon ietr
nolhipsnoissn Usrbeferungen fperbsn
iHfpIgebsiisn beosuseRo persogert lrsrs
ben.
Auberbsm bct bsr Stabtratb In feis
nsn bsiesn lsbisn Gisungsn cine srobs
slnaotl BON Honnorbinan5sn guigfbfi.
ben, bic ebeniclis aussnfheinIi6 nitbs
In Qroit ireten tonnsn. Wgns be3iios
lid bieier NonbauasabsH gsIheben foll.
iuiyb bon tirem 0u!nhieH ubblnesn,
bos Etabinnpali Ballard in ben nd6s
fen 9aeen ab3ussbsn asbeait, c.nn
seitern DoIIie a iid Ib.r oieIe ptolt
nod ni6t ausIaHen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-26

G<Isssntlih Der acnpeniion ber
Raiional 4Hotiation Of Rstail Drug
gifts. bic In ben 1ogen bonn IL. Bis
16. September In RiogaroialIs Itatts
finbet, pirb nis Ohio Uansp Drug.
gifts NNceiation burh fiinf DeIeaoten
psrtretsn fein. Gs iinb bieies: !. o.
autfd,boun. Charles GbIsrs, DITTO
aiitner, Joiepb q. Gois uno Otto
GroenlaHb; Sisllpertretsr: W. e. ..
Britain. Wifior Mueblbers, Jobn
D<ii, qouis Rtitis unb 6. g. \.
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an3abl onbersr bieaeer Apoibeter nit
ibrtn Damen Der Qcnpeniion beinobs
nen unp ods bieiief Roniinsent nirn
BON bier NIT Der Grie Wnbn
am 10. Sepiemb<r bis non Buffalo
fobrsn unb bon hDrt bic GaRrt per
0omeiss tcrsieten