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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-06
Building Permits.

Building and repair permits were Issued
yesterday MS follows:
Russell c, Bsnton &C. Monett King. own
err, to erect detached two-story frame
dwelling on the north side OF Beverly street
$500 '7-I'sY '1!' " 'oatt
IT. F. Boyle. to erect six detached two
story frame dwellings on tho west side OF
Streets. y
Ben korte to erect two frame kitchens in
rear OF 2SlS and 2620 Q Street, to cost 1910
~ L. Hofhe!mer. to erect a three story
and basement brick store. no West Broad
street. TO cost $4,000. Il"
Mrs. A. y, Atkinson, to repair brick
d d!Sg. 2Soi West Grace street. to cost
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-06
ouallf,cn ton. In cbapc.rr

William A. Moncuro qualified yesterday in
ING Chancery Court as administrator OF the
valued at tl2.sco $500 -
Milton r. Marcuse quaIifed as executor OF
the Will OF Myer Kirsh. whose estate Is val
brew Cemetery for the perpetual caro- OF his
section, the estate is left for her life time
10 his widow. and then goes to the children.
Alpheus J. Chewing qualified as admins,
traitor OF the estate OF Sidney Preston clay
The estate Is valued $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-06
p,nila Rcc.Ire IIono,,-.,I

The following pupils received hrst honor
medals at tho closing exercises of Miss
Roherts'e school: Madeline Lee williams,
Robert Corbin Pettway. Lottie Lee Mcttert.
Martha Wade Lamb. Others receiving GER
tifcates for good work In their classes were
Jeanne Chernault. Willie f. Tanner Jr,
Selhy Harvey. Granville Rarsons. - II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-06

Elijah Kemp. colored. was arrested
last night on a charge OF felonioisIy
assaulting Matte Simmons with a Tin
bucket.
Leroy Allen. colored. was arrested on
suspicion OF being an escaped prisoner
from the State Penitentiary. Nh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-06
Ronne Case Continued.

The hearing OF c. f Roane. the young
medical student charged with the larceny
S O. an n'amSna rms ron r. q, hurton
Court yesterday morning TO June S.
William i<ain. colored. was sent to 1al Tor
Henry Valentine .sf's .fia az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-06
Charged with Forge ,,.

E. T. Hewitt. was arrested yesterday af.
tcrnoon by Detective Atkinson on a charge
OF forgery. He Is alleged to have signed the
name OF NJ. w. Morris to n note to Frank
Pichi. requesting loan OF 81. He wa.
found In a bnr-room. where he WAS enjoying
drink. He had spent so cents. He admit.
ted having written the note T'i'.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-06
Holm Mamma Term E.pIre,

Notice was served on City. Clerk Hen
T. August yesterday by President Chas.
IEissioners. that the term of John Mann.
Jr.. as Fire Commissioner from Mar.
shall Ward would expire June 80 Ue
will proba bly, be reelected. no opposI.
ton candlda te having been announced
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-06
Council Committees.

u he Council Committee on Streets will
meet tonight at o'clock. Tho Committed
on Improvement of the James River will
meet at tho same hour. and the Committee
on Printing and Claims at o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-06
Inv or New factions.

The Committee on Cemeteries las,
lay OF a number of additional sections
In Riverview and Maury Genet sries
the increased number of burlals in both
cases having used all available space
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-06

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday In
the Hustines Court to Robert Lee Stanley
and Emma Nixon: G, Otis Mead. OF Chris
tiansburg. and LILLE Taylor Jennings; Frank
Cohen. OF Washington. D. c., and Etue
kramer. and to Howard Bowles and Eta
Sha elk leford.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-06
Judgment Entered.

udsment was entered yesterd.y In III.
Law and Equity cour, In tho case of
.hoEas ". McCabe against Mary 81. Rallsy
aAlkon ]. nGiley for iss.@ M II,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-23

6arrp Sammonp an bieielbs. S1400.
.3ana y. 5ainss an San WureC y.
uub =. u. S2T50.
W!dgoaIsna Wgaraua on Itlia W.
patton. $500.
5dmss &. ginning an TsIia g. u.
60. $TOO.
GharIss e. glieb1us on Qries 6iGi
9. nnb 6. Go. $1,000.
fTrsb. qisbsrtrau an Gnterpriis ..
uno &. ". Sc. S210O.
r. Or. 5inhman an Spuihsrn Gbio
Sdninos gant 60. $500.
5ulia Ruh an Gilt Gbes q. uH0 z.
Sc. $1,000.
.. 6. SutcaIi on Columbia Gle
Sni. SO. $500.
fSrseerid 8. 5Obtrg an Guarantee
Stpoiit 60. $500.
9srItIbs on n. &. gisrion. $500.
5arrn 9. ainh an Garosn z. unb
g. so. $500.
gugsns u. 0optr an gries 5ilI
GaoIs g. uno 9. go. $500.
mlinnis m1rnod an Spcamors e.
uno &. go. $3.50.
8etifgtt 5ppoibtttr.
Sba VI. Roontp on Glart Ctr. &.
unb y. 60. $1,000.
Um. +. 9un.naHu an 4Itr. 81.
Sarpuct. $724.
!Senrp 5ills an Jueob Retiert. $3.50.
2Rreid 9riesbabsr an aponbole IL.
9. 4. unn y. go. S440O.
gb1s. gamoii on CABINET e. un0 y.
60. Sl750.
glihcIas o. gshreb an SisIslb,.
$1,000.
5chn 81. Riiier an bisieIbt. $500.
Sobn C'grien an oi:islbe. $1,000.
5ulius 1isoeit.in on u. g. Gupis.
$500.
gDiparb Riibrip,in an u. 6. Ben
stnl. $7OO.
iront .. Woffstt an gDefiippob
5omeIssah 60. $1,000.
9stsrss Wslfb an goIsrain 9. unb
6. Co $3.50.
Sulius gIubau an @ermcnia glr. 2
6. unb .. Go. $500.
3nrra q. Sdinss an Gan Wnrto
.. unb 6. 60. S2750.
Gtrfelbe an Sohn q. Scbafiun.
$3.50.
8. G. Stanfortb an n. .. 90.
Wunh. $500.
Nm. Masner on Sas. Ghmibi.
$1,000.
5rtberid gotiifals on Columbia ..
uno 9. 60. S1400.
georqs 8. 5ndfon an Junoomenial
g. unb 9. Go. $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-23

siptii:r abbiiion su qpd!anb. 81.
eoiudrb Riihrtpsin an Dora gBslos.
% bel 100 sSub an Der gDeltlsiie otr
gBitler Strabe. 200 JuB iiioIi6 poR
Der Gbaie Strabs. 81.
y. @. Woormnn an Soisph poppsl,
Got IL unb 5bsiI pon Got II in SEQ.
5iifer's llnterabtbeiIung on Der Ne
oenrn Strobe. 81.
@eorge Slider on 3. q. Moormau,
nasislbe Gigsntbum. 81.
9eorae Slider on 6drrp uno .Sobn
U. 6ommonO. Got IA in osrfsIb:n
llnierobiheiluno. 81.
Warn r. 5eiu, RahlobperipoItsrin,
an 0rdce Ysitrina. gbeiI pou Got s in
SamueI Doip's Natlab in Dsitpoob.
$f035.
Der RadlaB bon Qpoid u. Trate
an Wn9balsnu Wiordua, 10 Cots in
gofinesr uHo Soplins' 3psttsr Inter
obtbeituna. $3.50.
The 9elta 9. u. 60. an Sames 9.
Ginning. % bti 10 Jus an Der Cfts
feits Der Wation Strab,. $500.
couiio Suoerman an annu &. ocns
tomp. 40 bei 135 SUB an csr Sftieiie
Der Satptborne Npenue. 81.
Sohn Bremen an Charles 3. glits
haus. 1beil bon Got 80 in Z. Q.
BIenn's llnterabtbeilurg. s4375.
eIisabeth 6poe .ourd ben Sbsriff,
an 1bomas W. Rnan. Got 80 in Ro.
bert !. Grsfap's sritsr lntsrabib.iIuna
in eumminspiII.. $133.34.
fannie R. Carton an Sohn q.
Wlsitr II. Gnb., Got 7 in Sanns n.
Cartons llnisrabtkiiung in Gbspioi.
S1.00.
5rantss 9. 3ponsig an Glara Gal.
ida. 40 bti 100 6ub an Der GFifsit:
osr eeromt 4psHus, AZ Iub pon Der
9anfisIb Strabs. 81.
ReIIis qud: an Trsb. siebetrou. Cot
81 IN Soisph r. Ttils' lintsrabihsi.
lung in 5artfpsu. 81.
gopin Wsbsr Il. 4ne. an Tapio
Wpers II. anb., II adtr in Ss.iion
"a BON 9rsen 1opnibip. $50.
6rant Sdmitt II. gnb. on Cecilia
Q. Ruifsll, 80 bel 1s7 yub an Der
Siioisitt Der Wasnrlia apenue in
aenneop 5eiehts. 81.
Cha M. G!srotb an Iidlpn SO.
Germ. 2ni 80 in Der Rorpoob 9isp
llnterabiheiiune. 81.
1bs Roripoob S.igbts Go. an 5enrp
Mouer, Grsbifhof. Elm Stld 2anb In
Settion 25 BON Columbia Soipnibip.
$100.
Spbn Mosrlsin an SamusI .. GOos
per Got 46 In J. .. Wbesler's Inter.
abttsiluns. 81.
Somuel .. Cooper an Sulia Rub,
oasielb. GiseHtbum. ST..
Gouis +. Mal.sr on Tublsp 6.
Cnteali, 12o bel las 1ub an Der
Rorbtpsii sGde Der TidTon unb Sturs
sis 4penus. 81.
5oiparb glnd on Soisph 9. M.psr,
Got 13 in 6. q. syaie's aobition su
C'grpanpilis. 81.
apmnn Stranb an 6orrn g. ainh,
bas Giasnihum bstanni ais 1047 WiL
fad Strohe. ST..
81. 6. gierfon ir. ar 81. 9. AaierTpn.
1kil BON Got 20 in 81. g. 9iericn's
llnierubtbeiIuns bon Oft College 5iEl.
S1.0O.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-23
9as Seer Der 3opfiamerSen.

2.nte. bic ME in ibrem aeben 3nhn.
ihmsrssn sebubi babsn, esb0ren stipiB
gu ben eroben uno beneiosnsutriten
4Esnohmen. DAB sa ober audi iclht
eeben fpllis, bic niemcls an aopfs
ffmerssn ssIittsn baden, iit ipch ur.
fenthnr.
Gin Miiorbeiisr hes .SourHals Der
Qmsriinniihen Weni3iniIhen 9srtinis
eung" felt nlis llrFahen 3ufummtn.
aus bensn Ropffhmersen entitsben
i0nnsn. Uson tbeiIt fie in pier grups
ttH elm. Die eriis b1ngt nit 0srsif-
tung irgsnbipelher nrt suiammsn.
Gabei iii nidi nur on bic 4ufnabme
eigsntIihsr Gifte su hen,sn, fonbern
ouh or Dereiftunsserihsinuage inr
nerbclb pss Horpera. bic auf eine
,ronihoett obtr unseniieen6t 1b6iias
ssit Der NsrbnuuHssoreans einfhlitb.
LID ber Qeber un0 Risren ictrit bsr
ShifDDriife 5uriidSufiibr.n Fnb. Die
3fpeite Grippe pirb BON ben Hcpfs
ffmerSen nuf Grnno BON Ei0runpen
tes Sdfieiteislaufs singenonmtn.
Auh bier iOnnsn bic 3niamment1nae
iebr noHnigFdhsr 4ri lem. gs uetD.
Ten DaDn idnmtIide gr.rnnfuneen bes
Ger5ens. piele Der gunge, ferncr bic
4berpertnltuns. onnn 9Iutirnnf6eiien
iiit bic perltisDeHsn 9lrien nxr Hieins
fu9t. 3u boher 8lutbrud uIfp. Dam
frlet cine grobe Reihe Don urfdheu
Drtliher Rainr,. clfo Gntsinbnngsn
am Ropf anb Isintn 1bsiIen, Die ouf
ongemtineren Qronibeiien beruben cher
aud fiir fi1 auFtreien t1nntu.
Jn eriter Qinie neben In nitfer Dim
ii&s ftlbfDeffdnbli9 Bic Qntaiin6nn.
osa be- 0s9tSuD unb issner 6Siite o.
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Gincinnati. q. Sept.


6sorss 90. Gornnnn on 2a.ber g.
eoit. 1beiI bon S9t 10 in Waihiugten
DleGecn's llntsya5tbeiIuns. 81.
Sbs 2iuDoUo RtaItp 60. an GmiI
Gatier. Got 20 in Der unierabiheiIung
Der linipcpb Rsa,ig SO. 81.
5arrn u. Yroblsco, aiIigntt. on
aoolpb Risos. 30 lei 181 Jnb an b.r
Qoroieiie Der S.ursis 2ipsnus, 345
Jub fpeitlih bon Dirpn 4peHus. S45O.
S0a ). gartIou an Cora Snnber,
Cots IS uno 20 in Dc 8OI.'- Inter
abtheilung in Nsptotpn. ST..
Cora Snpbey IN Soa G. 8artlotp.
20 bsi 150 Gub an Der SItiei.e Der
eaitsrn ApeHue. 81.
gliies W. G6r0rliide II. unb. an
5arrp 6. Uiss. 20 bel 10 Jub an Der
gDeiiiits Der gapnilIsr Strabs, sipis
fttn 4rmorp aptnue uno Waos Cir.
$3.50.
Gtban .. StanleD an 9bt aobge a.
Sbiplen Wsadins Tool Co., Elm Siiid
Gono, onsren3sno BON 9trpiligers
sigentbum, betannt ais bic gtbon 9as
tesI9en SeimitGtiss aGnoereien. $7250.
9arriet .. Crane, QanlabperipaI.
ter, on alsronotr W. 5arpuot, elm
Stiid 2uno in Ss!tion 3 BON Green
9onn1bip. $1248.
alernnber M. 50rpupt an Roia
Stein. Got n in osr stpeiisn unierabs
thtilung BON eli,absth WilIE' Rad.
LAB. 81.
William Tintstaser on Sofsph G..
Jrsnd, 75 bel 1874 JuB an bsr Ciifsiis
Der garp 4Denus in COLLEGE Din. 81.
Willium Iinitlaier an 6erb. R.
Dunoer. rs bel 1914 s5ub an Der Ciis
ieits Der garp Qpenus in College 6iI.
$1.OO.
g.teree melfb an hid DtbOff. 25 bsi
80 Jub an Der Oftfeite Der lobnfon
StraBe. fOipis 20 Sci 80 Sub ar Der
Deitfeite Der Spring GroDe sfH.niie.
$500.
1heDbprs aSliH an tcbn R1lin,
-9tsaI Don 80. s1s N q o niyssI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-23
GrnASeisentbumss Gppotbelen.
ginetnnaii, q. Sept.
Heue 6npotbeten.

Reue 5ppothsten.
QslIis 3iain an 1iiIs y. uRb g,
60. $340.13.
2cuile 3. email an Ralpb 9. Hsfps
comb. 1856.
abolpb Rieos an 6arrp R. pro-
bosso, 4fIignse. $500.
Cora Gnposr an Milforb 3. unb 6.
60. $1,000.
9iefelbt an Sb0 B. 1ortlon. 5000,
Julia Bosmnnn an eagle g. uni
6. u. $275O.
burrp q. Wlet an bitielbe. 1920
Gertrude Gtridsr an Catlep parI
60. $1,000.
sssarI 6. Runpan an Mmelia so
goffe. $4OO.
Gena Campbell an Bomb 6tG 3. u.
SO. $500.
1bersid Oritsbobtr on Mponndle u
g. 6. uno .. 90. $500.
s aofepb poppsl an Z. Mazb 3. mi
IL. 0o. 31A00
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-23

.rantiinaen Der augeH unb Gbren uHo
sablreihe nnpere. Die ceipDhnlltiie
unn aus oisfem Gruno ipihiieftt 4rt
ron Gppfitmsrsen rpirb nur nurb TO-
esnnnnte Rtfisrs ptrurioft, su oller'
msiii ourh llsberanitrtHailne Der aus
rtn, ftrner aber ourt) St0runsen in
etr Qdis o0tr In ben SbreH, snDlih
burh ReuroIeien nsrfhisoentr e,t'
ilfisHtrpsn. Menr bic aopfi6mers.u
itbr arg iperosn, 10 DsrfdlIt Der arrHis
tssreifiiherrptiIe oem ArgpobH, ,s
niibis perobesu nit Isintm gehirn sts
lrns nitt in GrbnuHg itiu. Gns III
ctsr fat INNER Gin Srrthum, ntnn bic
Qora1nae. bic ihm nies Qeibtn Der
ffoffen, ipieIen iih msifiens in ben
ouBtriien @shirnbduien ab.
9tuh Der ar3t ifi oft in GROCER Der.
Itgsnbeii. mas sr NIT siHem patifnisn
oHfonetn iol. Der iibtr anDnuernee
aopfihmsrssn ilaei, luenn .ein anbss
res WQerimol fir cine beitimmtt
Arontbeit fih onrbieiei. Dos tritt
ebsn namsnilih bsi ben ripdbntsn Re
flertriheinunesn Gin, bic tpahrihsins
lin neun 3ebntsl nller San. bsoingsn.
0on bieftn obsr riibren ipnbritsinlid3
ipieotrum neun .3ebRteI BON einsr lie
htrdHitrengung Der aussn ooer ireene
ssnsr anosren Si0ruHg ets geiihisiins
mes Der. Ga bisitr 3uiammspbdng
oft nidbt redi nnh5uipsiitn III, unb Der
strunie burh ben orsiliten Rnth In.
foIetoefitn unbsfrisoiet blsibt, ihm
duh pitlleidi burh srobers Sdonung
Der 4ugen ni1t nahsu!ommeH psrs
mag. 10 III oisier 3uiiuno elmer berits
niseH. Die am b6ufisiisn gum gebrnuh
bon oiierhdno Mititln iiibrien. bic
iiberreihIid anasprisien. BON bsr Wifs
isnitafi absr iUegen ihrer Hutlpfie.
stit nihi empfobIsn fpsrbsn.
Jn 4merifn, ipo Der llnTug Der Vos
itnirneoisinen auf sinsr in turop6ifdkH
SGnotrn bod mid. errsimten 66be
itsbi, ipri6t Der ar3t ssipib aus Grs
fahrung. iptnn er fusi. hob Der Wibs
brauh bieitr Wlititi ben Geibtn6en off
berari fhindtt. nab sr sins ipirilih
srniie Griraniung itfper 5u iibtrftsben
Dermas. Greilih II, es ni6t Stbers
Manns Gohs. fids an befiise Hopfs
ftmerssn ~seip0bntn- su tOnnsn, Iid.
menilid ipenn Inan eineH nnitr<n9tns
ben Btraf sn pfrishen bat. Nn9 bic
Aevsis miiFIen fih nnb<r nit befcnbsser
gttpifenb0fiigiei. frnssn. iDas eessn
fopfihmtrssn. bic aus Auatnsrmii-
nuHs entitebsn. gtftekR fam. Grs
isnntn l1bt iib 0isfsr aopffhmers
meiit erii barnn, oob sr In nr Dssenb
iibtr BEN Nussn. ouberoem Oft In BEN
Ghldftn an it1rtfieH in. lrosnem
iuirb bic llrfdht of n<riannt uno piels
mebr eiHer McssnperIiimmuna s51aes
ffrisbsn. Wsr iih tinigermab.n IefbIt
btobohten etitrnt bal, ipirD pic Nsrs
binbuHs Der aopffnmsr5an mil bem
ouftano Der 4ussn frsiliM balb fstbii
sritnneH. Ter Ar3s miro bdnn sund4ft
cine unttrinhang Der Augtn feIblt ~
psranl0nen bnben. bic Disllti6t bnr4
-eine stnfo6< NebonDIunn cneK bur@
bcs 9roBen gseisnettr Nriaen iOlDeii
nerbefitrt iperbfn tdnn. 0nb n zine
ftGrlsrs Qniirengung D<rtrngsn.
4u& bei 9tfnnben Mngen a6er bat
DE Qeleung1f fdbiateii iel6ifbsra a6abIi@
eine 0fenje. hie H6erboupt ni&f absSs
4f4R&AAem sgkeSheu ks~x
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Edlnitter Snb.

WetalIif6e Mirtursn iinb Gharfz
NADER fir Die Senie jsnes Shnits
ters. Gle erleihtern nieIeitt pors
iberge5enb. Sic beiIen a6er ME uno
itoben babel benz GDrpsr brett uno
Dsrfhlimmern fomit bos uebel ouf
bopp.lte Wetfe. Shr, bic SIR an Waas
gem ober2ebertrantbeiten leibet, merit
Guh cber beionbers, bab man bieie
auberorbentlih smpfinbIamen Sroans
ni6t nit metullifd.n Witteln reisen
oorf. Jiir folhe 2eio.n liest 6eilunq
nur IN ben ausfdlieBIid aus beiltrdfs
tigen pflansenitoffen 5ubereiteten ct.
Bernorb RrduterpilIsn. 25 gsnts.
Mne 4potbeten. S.S.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-23

SE Der 6ise Der Rebsi6lo6t, bo
i&milat BET ben Msibern nur au Ieiht
haS EiessI Ses DeH6uieosn1eit.
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Mrs. B. Yaeger,
---sls sssAtmsas----
WaQtlaOerin oides 3eilaQers,

enrn In be aifsfteu Bsif aas - esssiHs
esriensn. tis ear6 bic e1apfuna tstsr tssstf
fudren gno % lisai fftH Hnstfei boz. tch
an4 tsuisaiass ro4 9g-fcHfn sriffirsu. sts
tnr6 ssus Hu5dannis aroif sm sianss flas.
SstIes sr fkuH uni rcrunfsafaasH. Ena fEs
hnesu srfinnnit6 III uus btsitt. SCR SoI4fs
eas Ute E1ian aiefe 1dms setouosrs bsshnflisi.
eeEn ne BAT isr bic ftIssHs eabs psriisssn. eds
rttsn .Srer GEstmsnftsu Eis tsn oufaf6,ass'
res FEA aenaa ~ Idea. Bwaebi HI6,. bnb
fs tn ttfer siesrsn affiesns an 6esiu aptnas
suctEi. Nssnri bic gaf, ene Gar efsss6 tis
ess'sn EesHns. sarn aftt eieisTse tsucn'. sis
3tr bic t6oEs Hefbsns sca 5raa y. D7sssr
srsidf Tas eans ~ xar IiH;sH edEs aas
sm 7ann iii ber Rams;
MRS. Ii. YAEGER,
cssslp Nrsnas. stnssss. Gsseinasfl e.
Reess 30 Gents ans earnbn.
The evening world., 1911-10-03
MAX, THE BOY SCOUT
) A Great Civil Wa Adventure for Young People
) By Capt. Gordon Parker
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Address boy SCOUT EDITOR, EVENING WORLD,
Ten gold watches and ten silver watches will be awarded each week
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TORONTO WINNERS.

FIRST RACE-Purse $50; for two
yelr-o'1 maldens; about five furlongs
John Heck. l0S (Grandl. . to :. : to i
and out. won; st. Agathe, 1915 Math-
cws). 2 to /, 20 3 and out, second
Goldefern. 1Gj (Cullen), 2 to l.. even
and / to ., third. Time. 1903 20. Erella
Shore Dream, Frances, Dean also ran
and finished a. named.
SECOND RACE-Thrce-year-olds and
up. five ~furlongs; purse $250-paul Dl-
Wis, los Cilnder). 3 to |, even, / To 2.
first: Hud1s Sister, ll T.ovce,, 3 to .,
ven and 1 to ., second; Mapleton, 100
,GrandD. 6 to .. / TO > ana ] to !, third.
Time. i.O2 "a. our Nugget, Lady Haps-
burg, Sally Savage, Pcrmelia. Carrls-
sima, Cassowary and Grace kimball
also ran and finished as named.
THIRD RACE-Purse. $3.50; for three
year-olds and up; six furlongs-Lizzle
Flat. 100 oGrandD, 9 to !, ) TO . and 6 10
., FIRST; Tulip, lO7 Judson). S to |. 3 to
and 5 TO 2, second; Lawyer Miller, lOI
dom, s to l, 3 TO ! and 3 to 2. third.
Time. 10. Maynower, Clay, Demoness,
Lydia Lee, sugar Loaf. Satin Bower
and Wllfrei Gerdes also ran and fin
lshel as named.
FOURTH RACE-Three-year-olds and
up; $50; six fu~rlongs Sligo, 100 Grand,
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CHAPTER VIII.
Friendship or Duty.

~HE fight In the moonl!t road
was over In less than . mo.
ment. The compact ranks
of Confederate horsemen
@ CRASHED into and through the
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LAUREL FINISHES.

FIRST RACE-Purse 800; two-year-
ODDS: nve furlongs.-Repubiican. III
Forchandl, L. to J.. : to | and . to I.
Won by n length: Gimp, 100 tByrne,,
10 !, ! to 3 and ! to 10. second. Wood
Dove, ip ,BclD, 6 to I. 2 to | and even.
third. Time. i.01 go. Dorothy r, Bright
side. Hemock, Craze Me, Eaton. Dalman
and Aston jim also ran and finished as
named.
SEC~ND RACE-rurse 500: two-year-
ODDS; i've furiongs-Iames Dockery. i0i
,iordonD. ) to I. : to I and even. won by
a length, Congressman James. iS
Peak). I to I. \ to 3 and I to 5, second
Roy. ~ Dlggins,. 3 to I. > to I and : To
.. third. Time. Ii l-s. Mad River, Little
England, Duke Dany. Hamilton, Came
la, Clear Water and Arany also ran and
finished as named.
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OF the others. ITS none too safe here,
with the Yanks reforming not a mile
away
Down the e road. the way they
had come, swe the little rescue PARTY.
Bob Dale at their head. Max and Ray
looked at each other a monent Ia s.
lence. Then Max drawled:
Friendship does mean something.
after ALL"
IT'S made me ashamed OF myself
growled Ray.
Wed both he a lot more ashamed of
ourselves answered Max. III we IN I'm ,
decided to let Bob go free, even before
those fellows came AZ. For he'd havc
acted as he did in any case. l know
Bob"
Il wonder" unused Ray, rs they
started back to camp, IF well ever
see Bob again."
They we're destined to see him far
soone than they expected and under
far moro tragic and dramatic clrcum-
tances.
(To Re Continued.)
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LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Mniden two-year-olds.
six furlongs.-Dilatory. lCj Clienry). first:
Patruche. ne OLoftus), second; George
Oxnarl liz Nennedy). third. Time
Lie. Chief jackson, Sir Giles, Casey
Jones, Polly D., Decesarion. Inclter.
Creme de Menthe, Skillute and Bay OF
Pleasure ran.
81 mutuels pald-Dilatory. s21.30
straight. $3.50 place. $3.50 show. Pa
truche. s4.20 place. s2.70 show. George
Oxnlrd. $40 show.
SECOND RACE.-Sclliny; one mile
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. to /. even and / to ?, Won Garncau.
lCi tSullen). > to .. even and / to =.
second. Coal Shoot. lei CWhaley). 3 to
|, 6 to . and 2 to 3. third. Time. l.@0.
Or. waltz. High Gun. Laura A.. Crib
Light and Corley also ran and finished
as named.
FIFTH RACE-Purse $3.50; three-year-
Olds and up; about flve ~furlongs.-
C~hippewayan. lO5 Uknighu, , to 2. . to 3
and out. won; Temmeraire, l06 CW.
Curious, 1p tStelnhardD, Is to I, 6 to
! and 8 to I. third. Time. Tor. Eiizaheth
d.. Towton Field, Running Account,
BLANCHE, Frances, Punky, Klroni and
sight also ran and finished "a named.
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Catherine y, Irving. niece OF Washing
ton Irving. who formerly lived with her
uncle at Sunnyside. died yesterday In
Lltchheld. Conn she was ninety-three
years old. The body will be buried at
Sleepy Hollow tomorrow.
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the worst feet. Calocide works through
the pores and removes the cause Of the
trouble. Don't waste time on uncertain
remedies. ANY druggist has Caiocide COM
mound IN stock or he can get It In . few
hours from his wholesale house, Caiocids
couipound ls not a patent medicine but II
AN e,hica preparation. --Advt.
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not wafer. Soak the feet In
this for fun fifteen minutes
gently masss sing the sore
parts" The effect 10 really
wonderful. All soreness Eoss
Instantly: the feet feel 90
aood you could sing for 10y
corns and caliouses can bs
peeled right off. II gives
immediate relief for In
filmed bunions. sweasy
feet. aching feet. chiibiaiDs
and frost-hites. A twenty
fIve-cent box Of Caiocids IL
said to he sufficient to cur
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and a ACKNOWLEDGMENT, 106 tDcl-
N.Y.. frst; Tay Pay. 103 tGanz). Sec
ond; Supple. iO3 (Molesworth), third.
Time. 1.io l-5. Layminster. Crow Rob.
VI. Cabon. Irish Kid. Lucky Nose and
Montclair also ran.
discomfort, $500 straight. 49, place.
$3.50 show. Tay Pay. $3.50 place, $50
show. Supple. 500 show.
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LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

LOU1SvTLLE. KS, Oct. 3.-The en-
tries for to-morrow's races are As fol-
lows:
stoner. -lW; Colstta, 100 Ben Prior, iUS
sssSsa,s To I B.... nosg 3. ~ g.. IIsi" An iS;
sEcbND RACE selling three fesr-oids: one
~: iO2 10, Hs....'., ,o HT,s ASsSss%s. rs
Hslasman no; 6ottle. id. Mocklsr, i6s: At.
tenti,e,, ,i00i Forehead, Ill.
,.a,S.a,Ru,,., BAL '' be- sfrsss. NE ~. ' ID : s hi
Msliogi mi .c.md Jos. Henry HSichin:ou.
r3uRTn hkcE-,Inss; one mil. ard a s..
bottle. liz Princes d%sli,wsy, 100: Adam. TX.
res 100: Tom HAYWARD. los: T. N. Greer.
FIFTH RAcE.sel!ns; twe-yesrold,; Fix sur.
longs Msmits. los; Sancy. Crater. los; siuetb.
iOs; RoterL los, Mefnde, 1Oj, FLORAL Isy. los
bahom,y Roy. los Wiley, 10; Pendant iGs.
SIXTH. selling. one mile and a air.
tenth Dut. %; sam Bs!osr. los: SrSite. iii;
A:ur. los, Jacobite, los. stone street, Tia.
.Apnrcrtive allowance.
Weather clear. Track good.