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The Washington herald., 1911-08-22
A Special Sale of
Pretty New Silk Waists

a great number of Styles which recently secured
price will reimburse the
Of production.
fashionable of fall silks represented black
very prominent feature of the black
gives additional white
lace vok collars with same continuing the
of blacl-and- white
Special price, $395 EACH
Values, $500 to $780,
Third hoo-G
The Washington herald., 1911-08-22
ESPERANTISTS HEAR TALK.
Resolutions Drafted for Transmit
tai to Antwerp.

tai to Antwerp.
DR.. NJ. Mitout, formerly a prominent
Partisan Esperantist and now a resident
Of this city. addressed more than fifty
Esperantists at an open-air meeting at
Chevy Chase last night.
The meeting was presided over by
Edwin c. Reed, secretary of the Wash
ington society. Resolutions were adopted
for transmittal to the international con-
vention of Esperantists which convenes
to-day at Antwerp. Last year the con-
vention was held in Washington.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-22
BAND CONCERTS TODAY.

By the United States Engineer Band,
Julius Hamper, Leader.
At the Smithsonian Grounds, at 20 p m
PROGRAMME:
March: Washington Grays' .Grarula
Overture: William Tell. .Rossini
Intcrmezzo: La Danseuse" Blon
Fantasie: The Opera Mirror. Tobani
Selection The Fair Co-Ed". .Luders
Waltz: "loo1 Nights. .Straus
Medley: The Sunny South" Lampe
Fantasie: The Death Of Custer Cby
request. ............................. johnson
The Star Spangled Banner"
By the Fifteenth Cavalry Band. George r.
TyTell, Director,
At Fort Myer. Va. at 80 p. m.
PROGRAMME:
rwo-step: The Nigzer's Birthday" Lincke
Overture: "Pique Dame. .Suppo
Roses from ''Ths Floral Suite. -. .Bendi1
Waltz: Filtration" on"..............St .Steck
Humoresquc: Opus lol. No. 7.... .Drorak
Selection: ''Carallera Rusticana". .Mascagni
Caprice: Echo Des Bastions" King
Finale: siamesische. "wacht Parade.
-.-........-....-...........- ....Ltncks
The Washington herald., 1911-08-22
BERRY FUNERAL HELD.
Remains of Pioneer Buried in
GlenwOOd Plot.

The body Of Washington o. Berry, who
died at the home of his daughter. Mrs.
Charlse T. Yoder, 1887 Twenty-second
street northwest, was buried yesterday
at o'clock in Glenwood Cemetery.
The Association of Oldest Inhabitants.
of which Mr.. Berry was member, had
charge of the funeral, and the pallbear-
ers were chosen from among it's men,
brs. Rev. Weston Bruner, of Richmond,
formerly of this city. officiated.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-22
Midsummer Clearance Reductions on All
Women's Wool Suits

Not large collection but exceedingly interesting
spring wool suit is reduced price for immediate
disposal.
The popular mixed tans, grays browns and few
All assembled group that make
the desired selection and with the least time.
The Savings to Be Effected Are Most
Extraordinary Suit Marked at
$1,000. Formerly $500 to $42.5O
fxr-G
The Washington herald., 1911-08-22
New Record at Rifle Range.

Toledo, Aug IA new worlds rec
ord was established by the No Ohio
team in the so0-yard stage of the Her
rick match at the national shoot in
Camp Perry to-day. The score of 595
points, out Of possible 600, is five points
better than the previous record estab-
lished by the team which won the Pal
ma trophy for the United States in 1907
The Boston Postal Savings Bank In the first Ave
days Of its existence, took in S4. 500.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-22
w oodward & Lothrop
New ork-WASHINGTON-Paris
Women's Smart Black and Navy Blue
Serge SATISFACTORILY Priced

Black and Navy Blue Mems Serge tailored in the newest fall
models of Womn Suits offered the specially low price, $1s5 be-
able obtain them concession seldom available this
arly in the
The material light weight, that they be used for imme
will fill most important want in the of
he traveller vacaionst especially those mountain or
;eashore
Every fesh and fashionable and embody the features
that will dominate tailored garments for fall wear.
$18.75. Regularly $500 value.
Third fo-Gt
The Washington herald., 1911-08-22

The average mans brain is five ounces heavier
than that Of the average woman.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-22

Mrs. Horace Bisbee, Of Washington
is the guest Of Mrs. w. w. Ballard. Of
Suffolk, Va.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-22

Mrs Lucy Meyers and her daughter.
Miss Marie Meyers. are at the Buffalo
Lithia Springs Hotel, Va.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-22

Mrs. Gordon Lee. wife Of Representa-
tive Lee of Georgia. returned to WASH
ington yesterday after spending six
weeks in Canada and Atlantic City She
will return to her home In Chickamauga
tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-22

Mrs Kitteridge, Of Washington, is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Myers, in
Lynchburg, Va.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-22

Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Kennedy and
family. Of Congress Heights. have gone
to Atlantic City for q two weeks go
tourn. and win be Joined BY Mr.. Ken
The Washington herald., 1911-08-22

Miss Bessie Stewart and Louise Fem
wich are the guests Of Mrs. r. E. B.
Stewart, Of Portsmouth, Va,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-04-22

in
Below will they the
with player
which
indicates composed
tlemen of
will have naught o in Topeka
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-04-22

ptch1ng staff consisting
y1err Beecher probably
ans who have been spending
The infeld positions by
strong records in
The team will be home Monday. Anteopes will
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-04-22

Of the bat is in likewise multitude
Monday afternoon Every fed-
booded if Indians OF the new
against western league
If the Texas league mas the
that Will be rooung
he goten
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-04-22

be taken
be al
another following the Denver
This of pictures
reference sheet: that you'll find helpful in learning
the players
along with Mondays game.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1911-02-01
News OF Princcinn,

Princeton Jan. %. Princeton is ON
the road to progress again. The
building of new residcnce will be-
gin soon by Or. c. ID West formerly
of this place but now of Greenvillc,
who will move his family here soon.
We gladly welcome them back.
Mr.. a. j. Simpson, of Greenvillc,
will move his family here soon. We
welcome them also.
Mr.. Oscar ID. Riddle. agent for the
Greenville Daily News, was here We'd
nesday.
Mr.. b. f. Arnold, of Honea Path,
spent several days with Col r. b.
Arnold last week.
Mr.. Frank Morrow ana brother of
Bolton, spent Sunday with their sis
ter, Mrs. Britt
Mr.. Jeter NJ. McCucn left today
for Fork Shoals whore he has ac.
copied a position.
Mr.. Kelly Traynham and Misses
ella and Earron TrWnaam. of lIonca
Path, were Sunday visitors here.
Mr.. Bolt and Miss Lottin IIellams.
of the Shiloh section of this county
were married here Friday, January
20. at the home of the omciating min
istcr, Rev r. Nj DuBosc.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1911-02-01
THE COMMERCIAL CONGRESS-.
Gov. Blease has Appointed a Commit
tee from South Carolina to Attend
this MomentOus Gathering of Rep.
resentatiyc Southern men,

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j., '','' i'e"''Ni's tha'
:" VI 'ne BUSINESS "orio VIII De
''',l vi 'Ne 'nee'''s Vi 'he oou'h-
,,.a, o'', o's eSs "' AliaH'a'
na ' " , "iu w. governor please
'',n ~ ''.' ''0n." a. o','" III RUM
~, ''o"''i states
,io, IrrD,''e ',',,., o-''''''''ee o' ''''luei'-
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" r'or., 1872, = - 'o'''eu at '"'S great
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novor,,om p'aa =, nI,
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1911-02-01
A TOMATO EXPOSITION.
A. w. Reynolds, of Aiken, Is Chosen
President. To be Held mt Aiken.

Aiken, S. c., Jan. 1S-The meeting
which was called Yesterday for the
purpose of organizing the South Caro-
lima Tomato Exposition COMPANY. was
attended by large crowd of repre-
sentative citizens of the city and
county, and the officers of the com
pany were elected as follows:
President, A. w Reynolds, of Aiken
vice presidents Boydon Minis, of Co
lumbia. NJ NJ Inabinet, of McCon. NJ.
V. Richards Of Washington. John Wal
lenburg. of Aiken; Secretary. Miss
Marie Cromer; Assistant secretary,
DR.. g. a. Milner; Treasurer, G. l..
Toole.
The following board of directors
were elected: Thomas E. Hitchcock,
Aiken, chairman; j. G. Richards, Jr.,
Columbia. G. L. Butler, North Angus
ia. and Governor Cole l.. Blcase.
II was decided that the committee
would go to Columbia one day next
week and appear before the legisla-
ture and ask for an appropriation of
$1,000, and for that purpose the fol-
lowing committee was selected: Miss
Marie Cromer; Messrs. G. l.. Toole. r..
NJ. Hit, a. X. Lorenz, c. H. Seigler and
John G. Richards. There will be an
other meeting of this organization
soon and at that meeting a represen-
tative from every congressional dis
trict will be appointed as a member of
the executive committee.
The chairman of the board OF direc-
tors. Thomas Hitchcock, is million
aire winter resident of Aiken who
takes great deal of interest in the
agricultural development of this state
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1911-02-01
COAL PIERS AT CHARLESTON.
Holding Corporation of CIlnchfield
Road Gives Notice OF Application to
Begin Work.

Official notice has been served at
charleston by the iolston cor
poration, holding corporation of
| the Carolina. Clinchiield & Ohio rail
road, that application will be made
to the harbor commissioners of
piers on the site Of its property on
Town creek indicating the intention
of the coal exporting and handling
corporation to begin business in
Charleston shortly
The site OF the coal corporation is
the old Payne tract. comprising about
l35 acres, just south OF the Standard
Oil company, taking i'm the section
about the old powder magazines. 1t
is fine truct OF high lani with
excellent waterfront rights and hcrc
the Carolina, Clinchfeld 4 Ohio rail
road proposes TO build its big modern
plant for the purpose of storing and
handling coal. both Tor export and
domestic use. The site is large
enough to enable the corporation to
carry out its big scheme OF making
Charleston one of the main coaling
stations on the coast and by its export
business alone contribute largely to
the development of the commerce of
the port
The plans provided for steel and
concrete piers There wi'l be g" bua,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1911-02-01
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THE LAURENS DELEGATION
ssAs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rra =

Columbia, S. c., Jan 22. (SpeciaD -
The Laurens delegation seems to be
attracting the attention il deserves.
and several Of the important bills of
the session so far have been intro
duced by members from Laurens.
Senator Wharton's bill to refund Sher-
iff Duckett S31.O0 for expenses will
pass, and the Senator's bill in regard
to escaped criminals or fugitives pro-
Vides that the party who turns the
fugitive over shall receive one-half of
his estreated bond Senator Wharton
also has several bills in regard to
rates and weights, giving the railroad
commission authority not otherwise
held.
Rep j. Archie Willis bill as to the
Torrens system has not come up in
the House, as Sen. Carlisle's bill on
the other side provides for the ap-
pointment of commission to report
next session.
Gov. Blease has appointed j. NJ.
Cannon Judge Advocate General of
his staff with the rank of colonel
The Laurens delegation all received
good appointments in the House. DR..
Miller who is a lapse-returne mem
Der is on the committee on education.
medical affairs and penitentiary. w.
{. lrby is chairman of the committee
on Legislative library and is on the
committee on banking and insurance.
j. Archie Willis is on commerce and
manufactures, one Of the most import
ant in the House. Senator Wharton
is a member of the following commit
tees: On Agriculture. contingent ac-
counts, penal and charitable institu-
tions; drainage and immigration; pub
lie lands, mines and mining, railroads
and internal improvements.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1911-02-01
COMMISSION WILL
CONTINUE WORK

Unexpected Circumstances In Dispen-
sary Commission Work Will Nee
essitate It's Continuance for Another
Twelve Months.
The State Gispensary commission
will not be dissolved by the present
general assembly. Several weeks ago
it was thought that all of the work of
the commission had been completed.
intact for the reason that the settle
ment of the Richland Distilling com
pany claim is pending.
Several days ago the announcement
was made by the commission that l..
w. Bernhcim of the Louisville wills
key house had returned to the State
the sum of over $4,000 as restitution
for overchargcs. Bernheim was one
of the promulgators and stockh >lder;
of the Richland Distilling company.
The disrensary commission has a
claim of over 100000 against the
RichlGnd Distii'ing company cor oyer-
charges during the heydey of the old
State disDensary system
May Send Checks.
IT is expected that other stock
holders of the company will send
checks to the commission The lands
and buildings of the Richiand Dis
tilling company are now in the hands
of receiver. The value of the prop
erty is estimated at s50,000 to $50, 900.
The case Of the Carolina Glass COM
pauy of this city will. perhaps, be car
ried to the United States supreme
court.
The present outlook is that the
dispensary commission has at least
one years work before it before the
final settlement will come
A report by the commission show
ing that approximately 100000 has
been saved out of the wreck of the
State dispensary has been sent 10 the
general assembly. There are several
measures pending as to the disposition
of this fund.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1911-02-01
Wife Cot Tin Ton Advice.

MY wife wanted me to take our
boy to the doctor to cure an ugly boil. !"
writes ID. Frankcl. of Stroud, Okla.
IL said put Bucklen's Arnica Salve
on it, She did SO, and ii cured tile
boil in short time" Quickest heal
er Of burns, scalds, cuts. corns, bruis-
es, sprains, swellings. Fest Pile cure
on earth. Try it, Only 25c at Lau-
rens Drug Co. and Palmetto Drug Co..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-17
Worb in sinsm 0efddftsaaus gu Jor
Wcrtb, Ierds.
Cine 9ertGuferin BON elmer prominent
ten Dame Der 9eienIhaft toltz
blitig tpotgeihofen.
% om G hentz Yrpse

B m = nen I IS 0 SEP.
Wbeelins, D. 8a., 16. Sanuar.
eSn benz prpssB ssgsn Srau 2aura
Jarnsporth Stxrt. bic angetlagt III,
.inen gerfu9 aemott gu habsu, ihrsn
Gat.en Sobn $. Stsnt gu Dsrgift.n.
sab Ii6 am Wontas bic 8ertbsioiguns
ale mosIite Wiibe, bi. 3eusin gleus
nor 3oeltsr gu bistrebitirsn, bic am
Samitag 70 fhdbiseuoe 4usiagen ges
aeu 5rau S6eut esmaht bate. Jrl.
s3osI;sr, bic nit elmer gittsburgsr
0ets.tip asentur in gerbinoung
i:ebt, mar ipGbreno oes gaE3en gagss
auf bsm 3sugenfano. uno nit auss
ndbme BON elmer halben Stunbe, in
pelter ibr nirettes 9erh0r beenbst
nurbs. tpurbs lie Don 9. 8. 8opee,
einem Der 4npdlts Der 8srtbeioisuuo,
slnsm unbarmb.r3igsH Sreu3psrbor
uHtersogeH.
Der 4npnIt qriff bic Dabrbeits=
.iebe uno ben Gbarattsr Der ,3eugiu
Oil unb psrfutts .ineu Stattsn auf
! ibrs 8srganesnheit gu !perfen. 60
teftig mar Der angriff, ben gopcs
eIei6 ON 4uTang bes 8srb0rs auf bic
3sugiu matts, bab Der StaatsaHipdlt
5dnblan bagegen proteitirie, uno Die
Sur1 tpurbe bann binousseihidt,
pGbrsnb iibsr ben ginponb argument
tirt fpuroe. SIMMER pteotr ftsllte
gOnts bi. SSrass an ne: r5aben Sic
nitt nit 9crbeDo6t a.loesn, als Sic
bi,Iss su i5ruu Stent iagten?"
| Dime cine Wi.ne su ber5ieben unb
obne 30esrn unttportete ieossmal bic
| 3susin rSa" pb.r rGerpib". oas babe
i6 gsthan. sic CAB als GrtlGrung fir
ibr 9erbaIten in bem SoQs on, boB fie
b.auftragt trproen isi. nit elsH Wtits
teln SrTormdtiou iiber bic ang.blihsu
0eroiftungspsrIu6s ,u srlanssn.
5m birs,ten 0erhor iaate bic 3eus
ain nod aus, oab Srau Sdsnt ibr ein
paar Sags lang aus benz Wege segaus
gsn lei. ndhpsm f. ibr $1,000 oafiir
anosbotsn, odb lie Sobu 8. Sheni
eine 9iItpiue rsihe. Im Worgen oes
Suo.s, on b.m lie perhaftst purbs
lei lie oann in bas 5oipital eetomm.n
uno babe gsiraet, pb lie ibren 9aitsn
ieber .pnns, uno lie, bic 3eugin, bab.
Il. in bds Gran,en3immer geihitt,
Fri. gpans bobe iie aber binousess
ftitt, oo lie aeruos S6snt in gehaHos
lung ashabt hobe.
I Sic tonnsn ion gum S.uFel ihitsn,
iolpeit ih in g.traht tomms," babe
s5rau Sdsnt e.iagt.
Die 3.ugin iaets audi, oaB lie islbii
ME bi. r.auldrs pflegerin, IrI.GDans.
itrsnaeu gsfebl srha!tsn 1atten, Wanr
iuno ssrau tsinen IussnbItt allsin BET
iammsn gu laiisH, oa man sinen ans
: griIf auf bas 2eben oes stran.en be-
fiirhtsie.
gopce irug einmal Die 3sugin: ST
.s niht gbotfahe. oaB ieoesgDort, oas
Sic iiber bic angeblihs Sfferte Del
Srau Shent, haB lie Sbnsn $1,000 ges
ben pplIts, penn Sic ibrsn Munn Der
aiftsu piirosa, erlosen unb srfunber
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Di. 3eusin antporte!e uber, BAT
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-17
MuslQnO Selegrapb.
Sn einent See in Cont
merit
Sit Der ieit benz 80. 9eS. per-
i@pIlene 8allun 0iloebranot
anfsefunoeu wuroen
Ny1it ben 4eidben Der beibett
3uiti6iffer IN Der
NDnoel.
Cine 1lerein6arung 5wi(dea Der uns
aarlf1en Regierung uno uier
DamDfer6ompagnien
nait Be5us auf bic ausfpanbsruns aus
unsarn getroffen.
Der ppssb sessn bic 0iitmiidsr I'M
Gange.
Die in ungarn 6unotrte bon asutsu
set6otet bab,n,
Snbem iis gronntpsin siftis. Stoffs
bsimiihtsn.
aamposne seeen bic U2ormonen' ir
guslanb.
Wit 'ber grri6tuns zines Hsusr
Wefina begonnen.
l. MfSvfS
Wit 'ber grridtunS zines Hsusu
Wei1ina begonnen.
GrIebniiIe zines 2lmsri,ansrs in paris.


Nus benz SeutiheH REID.
Berlin, 10. sanuar. Der Ruts
fhe DaIIpn .5iloebronot". Der istt iet@
mem Nufitieg DON Shmargenborf am
%. Gfsember psrmiBt rpuroe, III am
NsuHtaa In sinem Gee in Der propin5
pommstn gsfunben iporben. Die leir
den Der beiben 2uftihiffsr befanosn
iidb In Der Oonbel.
Man bate aIlsemein angencmmen,
bab Or. Roebrs unb iein gesleiter IN
Der Di,iee ertrunten ieien. ba Der 8als
Ion nah benz auffties iofort in noros
Ii4er Ridiuns bapOnseiessIt tit.
Sm Rbein ertrunftn.
R0ln, 10. San. Cine Mn3uN
Rinber brohen bier am Sonntog
aknb beim ShlittIhublaufen burh
bas gis. Tiinf ertranien nnb bier
anbere purben nur nit inopper Wsibe
eerettet.
Regulirung ber ungdr Il
ihen aus panberuns.
Bubapeit, lnsarn, 16. Sanaar.
3niften Der ungariihen Regierung
ouf Der einen unb Der 6amburssames
ritaniihen, Horboeuiihs 2lopb, 6ols
ldnbiinsMmsriianiihen uno Der Rto
Gtor Dompferlinie ouf Der oneeren
Seite III cine 0ersinborumg eetrofisn
porben, bic ben 3tped bat, einiee Der
jett beftebenben WibitGnbe absuihdis
fen unb bas Muspanoerunysseihdf
beHer 3u resulirer.
Die Rompoenien perpflihten iih.
bic pielen qripoioasntursn, bic fs i'm
2anbe baben, gu idlieben. - algen'
turen, iiber bic piel setlaat poroen lit.
buB iie proipett;pen Nusndnberern
fnlfhe Ooripieselunsen MAIDEN, nm IL
3u DerdnlaHen. ibre 6eimatb 3u Der'
ioiIen. AlIes 4uspanberungsseihafi
ioll in Der 3utunft burd bic General.
agtniuren in Bnbopeii unb bic aaen'
turen an ben Grensitaiion.n permitted
iptrben. Die aompaanien perpflih'
ten fih aud. bas Oefhdft in llneorr
auf bic ungnrn ollein gu befhrdnsen
ipobur6 pisle RuH.n unb anbere SID
ben nussefhlofen fuerben, bic bisbel
iibtr lngnrn ausseDdnbtrt iiub.
Die Dompiertompnsnien perWlih
ten ii1 ferner. elm Mbiommen mi
Der Gunnrb Dnmpferlini, 3u treffen
bic iebt unaariide Anspdnberer Dol
syiums aus beforbert. INN bic Woalin
lett zines Rntentrieges 3u rermsistn
Gin Worsehsn sesen BIZ
Wormonen in Gnslanb.
QonboH, 10. San. 90. 3. Mon
ion. Der an Der GpiBe Der Morniontn
MiHion6re in Gnslnnb itebt. bat II
einem G6reiben an ben Gttretdr bel
Jnnern. Winiton Opener gturhill
boS UerI0nsen Der englii1en OeiIt
IiMteit unterfiibt, bdB cine lInteriuh
Mng betreffs bts Mormonismus il
England g<fiibrt tperben folle. Non
ION bthoupiet. baB bic Ulormonen |,
unaere6ter Meife perfol9t ipiirben.
Der Hii9of bon QineTpoot unb an
bere prcmtnente Gsinlide taben 90
steisls aeit sias 6aaslecae oaoea y
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auf oem Meere unb nitt nuf feitem
2anos befirbe.
au4 Ronien lei Elm Srrtbum sIsi.
der 8r6be un.erIauIen uno es iei Rle>
nanben eineefalsn, Run'en's Sldub@
baitisteit in 3rpeifsl su 3ieben.
9i. gep0lteruns Wiens.
Wien, IS. San. Der i'm Dssems
Der erfolstsn 3sniusaufnabme sufolse
bat Wien ieBt 1904, 4,291 Ginpobner,
Die 3unahme in ben lsgten Sehn Sab.
rem mar ipenissr als man sriports'
bate. Sm SABRE 1900 bate Die Staot
l.64s,96 Ginuobn<r.
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Wetterbcri1t.

stir Dbio unb bas neltlide
g,enniplpnnien: Shnee i'm noroiihen.
R.o,n obsr Ghnee i'm fiiDlifen 5bsil
an Dienitas unb tDabrihtinli4 aIrl
uYlittppf,. SeItlihe WinDe.
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Cincinnati oiemitae, ben H. Samnar 1911.

acknowledgement
G(eOaora .3oe(ker
Die 6auptSeugin in bent
g1emfs Yro5ek at
lSbeeling
Ginem idarien &reusuerbOr un>
terworfen.
1aS aber niftim Ztanbe mar.
lire alusiasen su erihiitterm.
Senator 2obss bon ben aepublifanern
Don WaHahufetts pisosr nominirt.
gr bat uber ni9t bic Dolls Stdrte ieiner
partei
llnb niht eine WajoritGt beiber 0GuIer
Der 2egisIatur erAalteu.
Butter uno Gier perben billiger.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-17

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-17
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-10

George p BaIsley 10 Dollar Savings bs ,,,y
$1,000; attorney. Lambert @ Mapes' 1853 Will
iamsbridge road
UNION AVE. ., 77.2 II Of Denman pt
2CxlO5. June 30. 1905; Frederick Srucxnee
70 Mary Keenan,; $4,000; attorney, GustaVs
SAME PROPERTY. June %. 1900; William
II Keenan, TO Anna G Feddon; $4,000; at
torney, Warren Burt. 80 Nassau ST
WASHINGTON AVE, s. 40l ~ from
division line bet lots 80 and 81, map Upper
Morrisanla 10 1O2it n n Of l75th ST. 406x
Frederick + Hummel. exr; 100000; attorney.
+ p Hummsl. 1911 ~ ave.
WEBSTER AVE, cor Of Lower place
(now 202d ST.. 25xl00: July s. zoos; Nina
seinert TO United States Title Guaranty and
Insurance Co; $500 address 20 Vesey ST.
Fitch 81 and 1i3 Il n OF 175th st. 3S7xi12.i0x
4oNs3. 10x29: July l. 1905: Adamant Real
Estate Co 10 Christina Willie; 1920 attorney,
Frederick Snow, IS wall ST.
I'D Sr. " s. 100 n OF Park Cor WilletO
ave. i00x10o; May 20. 1905; Direct Realty ca
10 John III Rogan; $1,000. address. 80 Park
.7TH ST, n s. 100 IT W OF Ave B. being part
1911; Elizabeth Fonda 10 Amelia Stein
metz. ~ 300 attorney II X Arnold. 1z0 West
10TH ST, n ;. 200 +, of CORTLAND, ave.
2Jxs0: April 4. 1910: Edgewater Realty Co
bell e Moore, Al Park Row.
I30TH ST, n $, 100 n OF Brook ave. 25x
100; July s. 1910; Meta Rugen 20 Reba z
Cooper; $1,000; attorney. Title GUARANTEES and
Trust co. lT6 Broadway.
18TH 81, n e, los y W OF Courtandt ava
25xl00; July IS, 1904: Emil schaefer 20 simon
and Elizabeth Dressed. 81 900: attorney. n @
Schaefer, 100 Courtlandt 81.