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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-21
Have you lost faith
in medicine?
So had these men. But B. B.B. restored
faith and health, too

u had ulcers and rheumatism for
years.. writes Mr.. Joseph Hunter OF
Ell: Hill, Va. Il couldn't find any
medicine TO give me but very little
relief. | drifted along for months and
months in dreadful condition till one
day happened to read in a newspaper
about BIB. / tried it with very little
faith:. But it did me so much good
that l ordered three bottles; and it has
done me more good than any medicine
l have taken. feel better, eat more,
have less pain. l am glad l found
medicine that suits my case"
Mr.. James Peterson OF Ridge
Springs, 5. c., writes: Nothing did
me, any good until I used BIB. 1
had some sore places in my leg. And
two bottles OF BIB. did me more good
Than faOenty-1ine dollars aVoyiN of
doctors medicine. BIB. is the greatest
medicine 1 ever used
We have hundreds of such
grateful letters from people who
had lost all faith in medicine until
they tried BIB. and were COM
pletcly cured. Your case cannot
be worse than theirs. Don't be
discouraged. Go to your drug
gist to-day and ask for BIB.
Your money back III ii tails 10 hclb
YON
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-21
coined the students on bchal,

coined the students on bchai, OF
Charlottesville and the University
community, while Dr. Henry w Bat
tic. OF the High Street Baptist Church.
extended greetings on behalf OF the
clergy and churches OF the city. These
addresses were responded to by Dr.
Edwin Minis. professor OF English ut
tho University of North Carolina. and
by DIR. Scudder. members OF tho
faculty. y delightful musical program
was also rendered
The students that have been pour
Ing In by every train, make IL Ger
tain that this years Summer school
VIII set the high-water mark in mum
bcrs few notches higher than any
thus far made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-21
Pace-SkInncr.

kaIeigh, \. c, June 20-At 7:SO
o clock last night, in the Church OF the
Good Shepherd. Miss Elizabeth PIED
mont skinner. daughter of 3. s skin
ner. became the aride of William H.
Pace, prominent young lawyer OF
mis- city The church was thronc "a
with people. the marriage being Of
very great social interest Dr. l. Mex.
II. II. Dalton. sister of the bride. was
dame Of honor. and Jno. H. Boushal
was best man. and MisS Elizabeth Mas
sey, flower girl. The bride was given
away by her father. Il. :. skinner. The
Gshcts were J Leigh Skinner, Walters
durham, =. w. Timherlnke and Fran
CHS Coz. Mr.. and Mrs Pace have gone
tor 4 bridal trim
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-21
Killed when Engine overturns.

Lexington " c.. June 2o.-Whlle
driving traction engine from Wins
ION TO Salisbury to-day. the engine
was overturned just South OF here and
one OF the men. John Harkey. OF Sails
bury was caught under II and instant
~ killed. His companion was serious
L. injured and Will probably lose an
arm.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-21
OPENING EXERCISES OF
VIRGINIA SUMMER SCHOOL

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
Charlottesville. Va, June 20.--The
Summer School. of the University of
Virginia was formally opened to-
night. The exercises took place in
Caben Hall which was filled to It's
capacity Mayor Il. G.. Haden well
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-21
wheat yInrycst Bexfn.
lspecial 10 rue T!mcs.Dl.patch

I"btt!AI I" 7 nc T!WcH' DItp1tchl
hIhherst Va, juno 20.--Whcol har-
vest In thin section began ia carurtt
Oh Jneafny. but on account Of tho
ia'n h"d 70 be hnAvrndch. The crop
10 h@n" Ipcal!'ioF IS Ycry R-OG. corn.
tobacco ana pth"r cropB have been
greatly improved by the rainn Chr
d"nN ar" looking volt herc !, an
abundance of caily npylea on INC
market
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-21
DEATHS

cLARKEmpied. June 20. 1912, at IL
a. NJ. THOMAS KEMPER CLARKE
infant son OF Charles p. and the
late Mary NJ. Clarke. aged two
months and nine days.
suffer little children to come unto
Me.
Funeral from his fathers resi-
dence, S0i West Marshall street.
THIS (Friday) AFTERNOON at 3
o'clock. lntcrment In Oakwood
BARToN-Dicd Thursday. June 90.
1912, SAMUEL b. BARTON, in the
eightysixth year OF his age Mr.
Barton is survived by Il widow and
several children.
Funeral from the residence. s07
Meadow Street, FRIDAY. June 81. at
: p. NJ. Interment Riverview Gene
terry. Friends invited
SHAVER-Died. Thursday. June 90. at
Virginia Hospital. MISS FRANCES
SHAVER. only daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George $. shaver. I'LL Second
Avenue, Highland Park.
Funeral from Northsidc Baptist
Church SATURDAY AFTERNOON at
o'clock
BUTZNER-Died.J June 90. 1912, MRS.
MARY c. BUTZNER.-
Funeral from 700 East Leigh TRI-
DAY AFTERNOON at l. o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-21
Funernl of II. Truehenrt.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
Amelia, Va, juno ga large CON.
course OF citizens attended the burial
OF Il. Trucheart. at the cemetery here.
on sunday. 10. Mr.. Truehea.t had long
been an officer IN this county. hllina
position on the school board auc
also the ohlcc Of justice OF the peacs
for rranv years. He was born a,
Selma in powhatan county, Dccembec
%, is3i. His parents We're Charlea
scott and Mildred Race Truchcart.
lie leaves Il widow. who was Mis-.
Gibbs. two daughters, Mrs. CogbilL
OF Chesterfield; and Miss Lucy. Of
Amelia; and five sons. Charles, oil.
Kentucky; Jos. r.. OF Amelia; John,
OF Richmond: William, OF Chester. and
Clyde. OF Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-21

Do YOU know what the city il asked
TO GIVE AWAY in me franchise which
Y is attempted TO FORCE THROUGH
THE COMMON COUNCIL TO-NIC;uT?
OF COURSE YOU do not-that franchise
has never Yet been published: in fact,
1t HAS NEVER YET BEEN READ
BEFORE, THF. COUNCIL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-21

married TO Harriet Harris OF the sam.
county. She died about eighteen ycnri
ago. Tic Is survived b. three sons.
". L. Cardoza. OF Richmond H. Thurs.
ton cardo2a, OF New York. and claud,
CardoHa. Sf Russellv lie. Ky
SO far as known. MIR CardoZa WA
tho last Confederate soldier VINO him
self had Il son in tho war.
Funeral notice VIII be ANNOUNCE:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-21
OBITUARY
WiIIim II. Cardoza.

William H. Cardoza died at the resi-
dence OF his son. w. E. Cardoza. 11a
south First Street. yesterday after
year OF his age
Mr. Cardoza was born in Powhatan
county. Va, April s. 1922. and was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-21
Annual banquet Tonight.


Tomorrow night the annual man
quet Will be held in the dining room
OF the Chamberlin. President Miller
will be the POSTMASTER and toasts
will be responded to by Rev. W. S.
Curle. d. D.. of Washingt n and Lee
University: Rev. II. d. c. Maciach
Ian. ID. D.. and Colonel Henry w. An
derson. of Richmond. and Colonel L.
H. Berkeley. OF Farmville. II was
remarked among the delegates that
this is the first time in the history of
Virginia bankers that two ministers
have been on the toast list at the an
nual banquet
Unless there is n big change In the
sentiment OF the delegates from that
expressed to-day. Thomas B. Nc
Adams, cashier of the Merchants Ma
tional Bank, Richmond, will be elect
cd president for the coming year
without opposition. 1oe only name
mentioned in connection with the i'm
portant position is that OF the Rich
mond banker. and It was freely de-
clared that he will be chosen by ac-
clamation. Nomination of officer.
viii take place tomorrow morning
although the election will not take
place until Saturday.
There are probably fifty women I'm
attendance upon the convention, and
naturally they are the recipients OF
much attention.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-21

named w. ". Waddill. OF Charlottes
vile; H y. Phillips. of Williamsburg;
ana j. J. Scott. OF Bedford City; as
the members Of the resolutions COM
mittee.
Tonight the bankers were takcn
on a steamer ride over Hampton
Roads and out to the Capes of Nir-
GINA as the guests OF ". II. Landon.
of the Old Dominion Steamship Conn
pany.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-15
1prans aus benz Jeniter.
Nmfregenber Anitritf in Der @obnnas
oes Jranf sSmboff.

Sn Der Dobnuns bss grant Sms
boff, SO. 1919 Wounb Strabe, fam
ss gsitern Worssn gu 6ubsrf lebbaften
Mufiritten. peldk in Der Nanburfhaft
bebeutenbe aufrssuns ptruriahttn. ba
Grau Smhoff, A Sabre oft. pl0slif,
aus einem 1eniter oes stpeitsn Stod=
fpsrtes iprane unb nit benz aopie auf
ben Geitsnfpes f6Ius. Die poli3si
rpnrbe reqnirirt uno s}rou Smboff,
fpeIne iih BEL bem Sprung ftlimms
Aopfpunosn nnb aontuiionsn sugs-
3oeen bate, fpurbe in .inem patrolfpu-
gen nah bsm itaotiihsn 9oipital &c.
brutt. uo iie porIGufis Der geobaf,s
iunssfparo iiberipieien irurbe. Gm.
pfanssor5t Sonss tit Der Mniiht, bab
bic patientin an Gsiitesfi6runs lei.
bet. srant Smboff, Der Gdt.e, rpuros
anttr Der antIas. Der Irunisnbeit Elm.
eeIperrt.
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1srau Narp Glart erleiOet ldiuere
granomnnoen.

DGbreno bic 27 Sabre alte 5rdu
Warp Glart in ibrer, i'm 3tDetten Stods
tpert beg 6auIss SO. 2039 Sim Ctr.
befinoli6en Wobnunq nit 8roobdden
be'dGftiqt mar, erplooirte Der ufo>
Itnpfen unD ibre &IeiDer ftngsu 5susr.
Die 6iIfsrufe Der TrQu unp tbrer bsis
ben ainber, 3beobor, 4 Sabre, uno
gpDtn, 9 Sabre alt DuroeH pom
5erqsant Singing uno ben Boli5iiten
Grant unb Sobn Smitb, fpeIte 3ufGla
Tia an oem 6auie porbeitamen, gsbort,
unb bic 8samten eiIten i6leuni9ft IN
bic @ohnung uno bra4ten 5rau
GIart, peIte in 5lummen etngehiiut
mar, iopie ibre ainber ins 5reie. Die
frau nuroe Iofort na6 bem itdotiihen
6pIpitdl oebra6t. Shr 8eftnDen lit be
oentfih, oa tie I6psre granonunpen
an ben Qrmen, ON &opf uno am
Sbert0rper erlitten Eat. @Gbreno bic
9oli3iften nit Der RettuHg Der 5rau
beiddftiqt parsn, ianbte Der in benz
ieIben 6auie pohnenoe 5reo. Gattus
einen Qlurm pom &uiten go Elm. 9ds
unbeoeutenDe, burh Die Grploiion per
uridhte fSeusr rpuroe qelDIht, bsppr
nsnnensperthsr ShaDen onoerihtst
| rpprpen mar.
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gteifbettler
in idnuerperlestem 3nitanoe mad
benz itGbtiiden ooipital sebradt.

Samss gousbnour, obpddlos, II
Sabre alt, angeblid 5eiaer Don Be
ruff. mar geitern ais blinber paha9ler
auf einsm 5rahtsuge bon GlsSslano,
g., in Cincinnati sinsetroffen. gr
ging iofprt isinem stsentlichen Beirut
als Stsifbsttler nah, inoem CT an Der
Gde BON 5. 4Denus uno Bapmtuer
Gtrabe paiianten in 5uDrlHglihiter
Deiis anbettelts. Die peiteren Dor
gdnes fonnten bon Der poli3ei nod
ni6t feitgeitslit fperDen, jeooh puros
6ougbnour turss 3eit fpdter nit Blu:
tigsm aopfe uno balbbetaubt Don Del
poli3ei aufgsgriffsn unb, nadoem oi
Mnflaqe pes unoroentlihen 8etrageni
gegeH ibn erboben poroen mar. mad
Dem itdotilhen 6oipital gebruht. 5isl
Itellte es iih beraus, Ddb er Ihper
8opftpunben uno einen Shdoel6rud
erlitten bate. Gr nil nah Teiner 4n
gnbs nit mebrsrert nSoboes" in Stret
oerathen uno DON bislen mibbanoel
fporDen isin. Tie Dolisei ift nit cine
llntsriu6ung bei6dftigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-15
gSaite SfMaerei.

Der % Sabre alte Rsssr 4rt6ur
Sumpbries pom Ro. 706 Deit 4. apes
nus eeristb ssitsrn Ruhmittas por ist'
ner Wobnung nit einem 9ausz une
RaFsgsnoNen Rameus SohH Mc0dl'
ton in Streit unp rpuroe BON Ietnem
9sansr NIT einem 8sil beurbeitst uni
sipar 10 snergifh, oaB sr iapere aoPf,
puHoen uno einsn. Shdoelbruh oa:
ppntrug. 6r tpuroe mad oem itdptts
ihsn 6oIpiial se6ratt. nahosm Oh
4ntlo9e bes unoroentliden 8etragens
aegsn i'm srboben tpproen mar. 20
light gonnors perhaftste fpdtsr Der
WcIolton forpie sinsn anbersn Rsssl
Ndnsns 4mps Dliper, pelhsr sbsu;
faas an Der StlGeersi bstheiliet gs,
Ipeien Iein Iol.
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GrDiinMng Sss Nait GbriitliheH
liauHerheims.

Tienftds Qbsno, ben 10. Qpril, um
l8 llbr, piro oas bon ben bie1igsn
bsutiheH Mttbooiiten erItanoens 6ofFs
mann'ffe Weinbaus, 1917 Race CTR,
fir ben 3pet zines g6riitliten Wdus
nerbsims eroFfnst rueroeH. Gs ipiro,
su Gbren oes rel. Or. Dilhelm Rat,
ben Romen: Rat gbrtftli6es Utdns
ner6sim" trassn. 9iefes Ssim tpiro
nit ein.m syeIteTsn erSffnst percsn,
bel pel6er gelss.nheit Der mdpor
buHt, aooctat 6. u. ). WaIter, aos
Dotat 2lIfrsb a. Ripptrt uno 5err 8.
u. Stroett.r Rsosn bdttsu p<rbeH.
Or. u. Z. Qait, Sobn bes osritorbsnsH
Dilhetm R1it uno goitor pom~ ghriits
liGen 4poIosstsn". tptro BEN 8orits
fiihrsn uno ben Bfitea,t ooa5ieteH.
Eieies Mdnnerbtim sntipri4t eiuem
l1nsit asfiihltsn 9eoiirfnib. orpsnts
Iifsn iunasn WauHerH Elm Roithous
su bieien, In p.Ihem fir ihr lsiblifes
Dobl beTOno,rs Gorge setrogsu ptro
uno ipoieI6ft ss uitt On gutsreitsrae
fur uno stiitbiIoenoer untsrRaltung
fehisn ioa. Ta3u iit pas Saus am
0afbinston part fir oieisn 3psd
prdhtis eelssen uno fino ale 3tmmsr,
obne ausnaame hea uno sinlaoeHo.
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Heid,e gente.

Qpm. Stro6ls, BON Ro. 249 Ws't
WscW(illan Strdbe, mdd1te geitern BE
unangsnsbme gntbetuRg. oab feinsr
Wobnuna pon Ginbrehern Elm gsiut
abdeitdttst Dorosu mar, peIhe
S6mudTahen i'm Gsiammtrpsrtk Don
S174.50 srbeutst hatten.
Gin RahihliiNeloieb osrfhaffte iif
asitern spiiten II llbr 8oru1ittuss
uno ] llhr Rahmittags, pGbrsno Der
qbtpeienbeit osr 5amiIs 3utritt gu
Der Wpbnune oss Wm. aefpis. Ro.
759 GsRnoH apsnue. ourhiuttsn
Tdmmtlihe Rdume uno enttDenoeten
Shmudiafen uuo anoere gegenfdnoe
i'm Wsrthe BON SIS.
Gin Shleihoisb itdttete aes
tern spiifsn il ubr 9ormittdss uno
2.30 llhr Rahmittass Dem Roslpn
Slatae6Guoe on Mioolstopn uub Cub
lop apenue einen 9eIu1 ab uno mutz
I. in hrei BobuuHgsn mehr ooer fpenIz
Ger rsite geuts. IN Der Dobnung
Der RoId RodIin. Jlat Rp. 10. snt.
penoets Der 9urite S6mutiodsn i'm
Wertk DON $40, Der Ssa Wiiller, 5lat
Ro. 19, bic Summs Don $3.50 uno in
Der Wobnung Der Rate S6amb1h,
Fldt go. %, siHen Ring i'm Bsrtbe
Don S2S.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-15

Die Qdnotpehrleute baben niht nur
oss aaiiers Rod in ghrsn estragen,
Tie BADEN i'm aommib audi manhes
fr0blifes Gieo gelernt uno geiuHgen.
Sin 4ustfane nieier Sangesfr0blifz
felt pdtreno Der SofDaten3eit 1T in
Der 9eIdnasfettion bss 0eutihen
Ganopebrpsreins Da6r3unehmsn, bic
bemiibt lit, ben folbatiI9eu 0eiit burd
Die ioloatifde poeiie 3u srgdn3sn.
1eshalb baben iih bic iangssfunbigen
Sanbpebrleute 3uidmmeuget6on, burf
9riinbunq zines 8efangDsreins sinem
ldngasfiiblten gsbiirfnib abgebolfsn
uno ieBt erfreusn lie ii6 ibrss 2ebens
uup srbeitern unbere 2sute aud. Dix
SGneer hdben uHter2eitung beg 5srrn
Spbn MsrtsI tiihtig geiibt unb gss
tern 9lbeno legtsn tie gslsgsHtlit siz
rer unter6altung, Die in Der Gosmoz
politan 5aae ftattfano, proben ibres
a0nnens on ben 5ag. Die Gborlleoer
,gIumlsiu auf Der 6etbe" uno Gbz
Ihiep pom Waloe" ton alauer purpen
in Ihnsioiger Weiie gum 9ortrug 9ee
braht. Jrt. 6eleu Roetsrs, 5err
,Jobn Wertsl. Srl. 2orstta BeiB ios
rpis 5rl. Charlotte uno 5err artbur
2dutbsr srFreuten Die 4npeieneeH
ourh bubIte alaDisrpprtrage. SebI
gut ssldng iSraG 6. 5empsl unc
Derrn 8. GpermaHu bus aouplei
.Rennsspous auf oem Wohenmartt"
Die 5erren Wm. WagRsr unb Sol
Weib erntetsn nit benz Tuett r6ei'
mdthroien" ung,theilten 8sifa[. 5rl
Qoura Weptr ma6ts nit einem es
iangIolo 5urore uno ftlieBlih Tan
mod sin bumortftiiter Shpdn'
.geim 6errn Qeutndnt", in ruelber
8. 9dder, Jrso. 9rube, Otto aru9s'
uno 6. 5entpel ois mitrpirtsnosn ger
ionen pdrsu uno ibre Sahe isbr gu
mdhten. Gin fIottss Jau3trdn5her
belt bic fr6blite Shaar nod mandt
Stunoe beiiammeH.
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Baltimore gife stird,bois gerein.

Ser Deutfhe proteitaniilfe airhz
bofsRrein an Der Baltimore pite belt
Hffern Rahmittas in Der Wattbdus
Rirne, Ode Der Sim unb Qibsrtp CTR,
feline pisrtsli6brIihe Dsrfdmmluna ab,
In rpeIfer prdfioent Aenrp Guitsr ben
Doriis iiibrte. tudbrenb Gstret1r n.
W. Drinfmann prototsllir.e.
Nus benz 1erihte oes Getreidrs
aing berpor, bag i'm 2aufe bes Iebisn
Jotres bebeutenoe unb umfonareihe
D<rbeHerungen an bsm Urisbhofe pcrs
senommtn rporben iinb unb bic Nit.
gIisDvr pon 1og 3u Tag Elm sroberes
JntereHs an ben Gag lssen. Der airt.
bof TT fortstisst perin0nert iporoen
unD biettt iebi einen berrIidsn Nnblid
bar.
Die Weritte Der iibrigsn D<nmien
eeIcnsttn ebenfols sar DerIsiung unb
"a lonHte aus benielben nit grober De-
nuetbuung tonhotirt iptrhta. bob Der
Deutime proteitnntifne Rirmbofsper
Gin an Der Baltimore 9)ite ii4 In tliis
benbem 3nfaabe btfinbet.
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9Dotlitber Nerlaui.
Episr zines StraRcnbahnunfalls i'm
itaStiiden Sopipitul gcitDrbcu.

Die So Sabre aIts 4gnes Drum,
BON Ro. 316 Sit Z, Gpenue, erlas aez
fern Raan1ittag I'M itdbtiiden 6oipis
tai ben 9erIebungen, pelde Iis am
5rsitag 4bsno gelegentlth zines Stra@
benbabnunfaues erIittsn bate. Die alte
Grau tpuroe an genanntem Nbeno on
Der gde Der 8. gpenue unb WaIHut
Strabs bon elmer Goleratn Qpsnus
Gar getroffen uno nit iolher Wuht
CUR Sette gsidlsuoert, oaB fie Be.
puBtIps lisgen bIieb. Sm 5pipitaI err
CAB es ii6, baB bic 8erunsIiidte auBer
ihpsren inneren 9erleBun9sn etusn
S6dbelbruh erItttsn bate. Die Der
itorbene mar aIs .Sanitrsb" in Der
partsaommiHGresOffics in osrStants
bale bsfhdftiqt. Der Coroner puroe
benohrtttigt uno oronsts sinsn Sns
queft an.
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Gpang. Frot ct. Yaulus Bemeinbe

unter bsm BorIis oss prdfibsnten
4us. Steinfamp fano gsitsrn Ha6mits
tag bic pierteljdhrlihe geriammlung
Der GpaHg. proi. Ct. 9aulus Gemsinz
be (paitor u. Remen3) itatt. Sstrstdr
8. Jlebotrmann fiitrte ods grototoa.
Die iibersinItimmsnoen Beri6te oes
Shabmeiiters Dreo. Drampslmepsr
uuo pes 5inansfetrstdrs 6. aisnter
fauteten: aaTenbeitano am /. Sanudr
b. I. $276.34; ginrabmen i'm Wonat
sSanuor $456.39, I'm Ronat 5sbruar
$158.52. i'm Wonot Uldr3 $249.01 ;
nit aaHenbeitunb opm /. Sanuar
S114O.26; Qusgab.n i'm 5anuur
$167.41, i'm Js6ruor $7710, i'm Uldr3
S411.87, insgeiammt 1856. 80; aais
Isnbefanb am l. Npril $656.38. Die
8.ridts purbsn sutgs6eiben.
emma Steinfamp, aIs SetrstGrin
bss irauenRreins, urtsrbrsitsts iol.
asnben Ginan3beritt: aaTsnbsitonn
am /. Sunuar $11.93; Ginndbmsr
nit aaHtnbeiiano $239.63; ausgabtr
$210.07; aaHenbeitano am l. Qpril
S29.56.
Ter gsri6t bss SdasmeiIters oer
Sonntdesihu!s, 6srrn Tr.b. 8
Wrebs, lautet.: auHsnbsitano am /
sSauuor $63.48; nit ben Ginnohmsr
Der l.s.en prsi Worat. S151 50; aus'
gabsn s77.S0; blsibt ssgsupdrtigs,
adiFenbefianb BON 1882.
Jlahb.m psrThisbsns projsttirte Ser.
btHsrunssu singsheuo bsipro6en UNI
bic iiblihsn Rpuiiusgeiddfte erlebigt
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Daniel Dolep, 64. 920 Geit Ctr.
Rerenlsiben.
Wtarp punt. Al, 531 Baum Str,
gtisrenleioen.
gnua BOP, 70. COIL Center Str.
Quneensni3iiHoung.
pbillip auebter, 50, 1871 Speas
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Spphia Roetsr. 50, 90S Bets CTR,
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StraBs, RterenleiDen.
Sbomns Gpran. l, 1892 Quite,
Sirabe, GungensntSiinoung.
Gsorge J. gHsfsloer. AZ. 1904
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Uearqarst TiIi.r. 81. ct. Warp'a
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