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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05
ALIENS CASE MAY
REACH JURY
He Is Put on Trial at Gloucester
for Killing Mike Wash
ington.

r.,,.--I11 :, m. r,I,,D1- TI----fDn
GIouceSter Va. september 4-AIuch
,,,a~o.. - n..t,,,. r,a,,,fastod IN IN. mini
~ r.rdi1and Allen VINO IL ebarg,d
yyitb tho shoo,inr ana kiuin.. Of Mike
,v,sbtne,or ,rh1cb vae b..it, this
cvrniny some trouble was cxperiencea
In e.icc,irr thc nrors es some mad
nroi,,lic.s which thev ,houpbt could
i,o, he overcome ana some lived TOO
ncar 10 mo nrcident Every scat I'm
M cou-tho,,sc US occunied All ,ec
Witnesses fnr the C,onmonvealth were
examined ana MANY Of theu sand to.v
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05
CAPTAIN JAsrEn $. coLLnY.

Especial to The Times lspateh.l
clintwood. Va. September Gap
tain Jasper S. Colley died sunday at
his hlme near this place of pneumonia
fever. Captain Colley was ono of Dick
enson Countys most prominent citi-
zens he was captain in tho Con-
frdorate army and ia 1873 hc was
elected member OF the House Of
Delegates from wise and Buchanan
Counties which counties at that time
composed ono legislative district. and
during the session Of lSe7-s0 he Sc
cured the passage ~ an act forming
tho county OF DlclSenson out Of parts
of Buchanan Wise and Russell he
Yves again candidate Tor the House
OF Delegates last year IN the district
composed OF Ilse and Dickinson. but
was defeated hv q few votes ly Hon
John w. Chalkley. CAPTAIN Couey
was ono Of the most active mon OF
mis- asc In the country Iie leaves Il
widow and four sons and four daugh-
tors. an ~ whom reside in or near
Cliutwood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05
News Of South Richmond

'e punished I'm tho Police court, An or
Nt7 s7ac out requiring ain boys 10 re-
, n.a ponds anew. OF which
Transfers Of Realty.
io"irH deeds OF bargain aud sale
'l.nii iea 20 record Yesterday in tho
oiilac o. Hustings Court Part II
bnfne, niuety-ihroo feet on Deoa-n- g.,
between Eighth and Ninth streets consid.
'~'I'h Sio' ana other considerations not
r Royal and ,ife to W \. risbsurno
tLlriy icei on stockton street between sey,
mn ana hisAih Streets. Consideration
c. e. wathar ana wife to W \ F,.s.
enrnc sixty feet on s,ock;on Stree, between
seventh and Eishfh Streets. Consideration
Aionzo F Hol; and VIE TO virginia Ware
rouse coF9oretion. scyoniy-one feet on Sew
e.ln street between stockton and Everett
Eli j andrews and wife 20 virginia Ware
oI nofniion h'iy-f'nr feet on stock
ton street between Seventh and Eighth
streets Consideration ta7oo
H'nTy a nor end wifc 20 Virginia Ware
house CORPORATION. ihlrty-three feet on
STOCKTON street between sevcntN ana Eighth
streets constellation 1850
Eln.a Warehous- corporauon thir,y-onc
fsei on Decatur Street between seventh ana
-itAih 7tfc.ts CONFEDERATION $500.
Clarence R.-r'n ana wi,e to virginia
Warehouse Corporation. sisfv fa,t on East
ScNenih -troDt S'fwecn Stockton and Ever
eft streets. Consideration s. 700
'uGgc Well. Hrtura.
iasi Atehi af'er snending fh. summer Win
Jus family at Blue Ridge sprinrs MS
n'nlih has boon much SeneAted hy his yacn-
Police Court News.
igf 'rfs'Hr iiH abusing bus VIE. Thomas
andrews WIS ln'd 6 and costs BY Justice
Maurice Yesterday and ~ default Of nav
iurut was rfvou fali ern.rnce
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05

-.'-' 'tf i.sA p. SO
io9 Hun s.teet

Phone Madison il7
comp aint was made TO the police ,es,er-
day chat tile rnrt Of the river ,yhIrh is ,.4
10 supply water to South Richmond 81. t..lt...
diverted to the uses OF a bathing pool br
small BOYS living Oh both sides of tho riccr.
ne strenuous sport OF swimming across,
raging currents was put an END 10 hy the
erection of the dam. but placid pools re-
main In which one can stiii splash around
and those have lately been the scene OF
The police have been instructed 20 pu:
an end 10 The pollution az the water hy the
younger element ana fulther traussressions
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05
Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas.

TSp'"-aI iI y" IITNI9- us atCl-
Iiarrisontnrs. Va, september i-On
the day following hcr cighty-olghth
birthday Mrs Elizabeth Thomas.
widow OF Rev Daniel Thomas. died
Yesterday a. Brid.cwater she mad
selected the minisfcr TO conduct the
services her favorite hymn end the
text OF the funeral sermon. All was
complied with She was a Miss Bow
man. and leaves several children and
several brothers rnd sisaers. including
Mrs. susanna HineSardner. OF Manas-
sas She was a member OF the Breth-
rem Church
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05
MgLazAyL5ozqnug

an, an was p9stmaster here from 1856 un
~ "e BEGINNING or the Var BetTee,
'ne states Ito then rsignod ana
mundied up ai MS supplies and FOR
".,rta 70 Tho government, at Wash
mona by tho Confederate goveruin..r,
ma ut tho close ~ tho war tho itni.eS
1tHtes brorrht suit against AIR. Fvane
i,ut s9npelied MIN 70 pay 3875 Tor the
Mr Eyans was reeppointed in 1872.
i.pM SOM ana ho held tho once through
,,,.eiy nlminif traiion up 20 1897. v,hen
MIN ''N'H ~ hucceel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05
DEATHS

DREW Died at tho residence Of her
mother. 40 1905 Hanover Avenue.
TUESDAY, Septembcr g. AZ 1925 r. NJ.
the late William 3 Drcw She leaves
her mothrr one sister MIS-. W. IT,
DrniSard, IT.. and two brothers W.
y. and Leslie H. Drew, TO mourn
their loss
Funeral from the residence
THURSDAY EVENING at i o'clock
Eek. -Intered into rest Tuesday
morning at o'clock. after n long
Illness. MRS FRANCIS Eek, beloved
wife Of Adam Eek and daughter Of
the late Oswald and Josephine
Gasser BESIDES her husband she
is survived By one daughter. Mrs
Temple and three sons. John. Os-
valid md Louis Eek; also one sister.
Mrs James c. Krousc. and one
brother, Louis f. Gasscr She was
- years OF aGe.
Funeral services at the house. No.
Sib North Fifth Street THIS EVE
NINCr Intcrmcnt at Oaitwood
GILLIAN .-Diod. al The residence OF
his friend. i. Sterling Taylor, 1901
Third Avenue, Highland park. +. ~.
GILLIAN.
Funeral notice later.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05
Many improvements TO Be Made
With Proceeds OF Bond
Issue.
THEY ARE URGENTLY NEEDED
Board OF Aldermen VIII Act on
Ordinance Next Monday
Evening.
Times-Dispatch Bureau.
s Bollinehrook street.
(Ttisrhous 1850


Psfsrshurr Va Sentor,hc-
Tho puhlic IMPROVEMENTS spoeiaiiv
designated by tho Council last night
for which the 5000 bond issue was
authorized arc. two concrete ana p,cl
bridges over tho AppomattoN at AN
estimated cost of se3 0oO. % crematory
plant. $4,000, glaGius and paving
River and other nearby streets. $fe.Ooo.
sewers and water mains in Blahdford
$1,000. public school-housc for color,d
children ir Sisth Ward $4,000. winter
mains on ST. Andrew street S25.0ODt
new reservoir. Sioooo new city Aims
house. $4,000. harnor sewerage. SIS
600: general SEWERAGE. $4,000. Storm
sewer. $4,000 paving West Washins-
ton street $4,000 These amounts are
set aside FOR ths special nurposcs
namod and cannot b. used for any,
Trims else Thi- hciu. made clear 10
the members ~ the Council the nrdi-
nance providu- for tine ssue of ssoU.-
000. l-a per cent forty-vear gold
bonds. was adopted hy unanimous vote
TIE bond issue has Seen heforr th.
original proposition was for .hs issue
OF sl65.ooo ~ eonds at times Il was
deferred at OTHER times it was dee
4eated The demands sor improve
,nents finally became SO numerous and
So pressing that II was found impos-
slrle 40 satisft them except ry the
Issue ~ bonds and the Finance Conn
mittce substituted the amount az
100000 COR Stf5o0o and Included
in the list nf IMPROVEMENTS to be made.
every ward and Tie demands Of nearly
every councilman IL was made plain
last nieht that 81 issue was not then
authorized the pronosiron would be-
practically abandoned
The Board " Aidormen win have
tho ordinance up for Concurrence next
Nonday night II is assured 'hnt it
VIII receive over a two-ihwds vote .n
that body. ana IL $50 80 VIII be pfomnry
approved by the Mayor
Much other business OF routine
oharacter was transacted by the Cauu-
eli.
". T. slaushter and Young
were elected and sworn in as members
from the Fourth Ward n the late
municipal election these mon received
tho total vote Of the ward for the
Council The election in The ward was
thrown out. however hy tho commits
sioners ON account 90 am irfornlarity'--
the required number OF Judges failing
to appear q the polling precinct beinE
the choice ~ the voters they Were
elected 10y The Council.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05
THE WEATHER.
Forecasts MISUNDERSTANDING fair
winds.
North Carolina - Generally fair
lhursd". and Friday moderate cast
and northeast winds.


spcci"i LEGAL nntm for Yesterday.
noon teMperaiurc ...... rs
J. NJ. temperature . ~
MJNli,i um temperature up ~
NJ .................. .. IS
MINIMUM temperature up to s
Mean temperature . "a
N"gmal Temperature " II
i-Ncess IN Temperature - o
March 40
Accum deficiency IN temperature
since January .............. So
."tA i"i! -ast twenty -four hours T.
Deheiency 'n rainfall since March
........ ...... s.la
a cum. deficiency Ia rainfall since
,January ....... .......... 3.aO
Local Observation T.. VI. Yesterday.
Temperature ........
lliumiiity NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. m
NJ ind Affection .....N n
W velocity Observation-Disclosures. r
Weather &C. O.
l;ainial last - hours . T..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05

The following marriage licenses wore is-
sued yesterday in tho clerks office OF the
Hastings Court: John l. Curiis snd Afonie
Lautz. Robert james Godsey and Mary Ellen
Brngg. Alvin II Thornton. % "hnricston.
~ Va. md Nariorie s. Innos. al III. CITY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05

iepeciai 10 lhc TIMES Dlspatchl
- enru!-. va. september ;-Nal-
UT - Iufner. aecl forty-four years
N.'s Yesterday afternoon 90 S O'clock
IN, n.s nome llf Ninth street. after an
iiinfSs oi four. or lve months He 4.
s1rNiFof hy hs~ widow ana six oh,i-
eren and one sister, Mrs. w. L.. craig
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05
Strength and
Activity in Old Age

depend largely upon The care you take Of
yourself from middle age on--whether
you conserve and protect your vital forces
or weaken them through the neglect OF
common to those who are absorb d in
their daily occupations.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05
Berry,s for Clothesp
Berry's for Clothes
10 go
( -, :. :. { ) I.
so,, -. "-Lo rs

For ages the headpicce was the In
sigma OF a mans rank and position
in the communicable even to-day n
hat can make or mar a mans whole
appearance.
Our opening OF fail hats
shows all that's novel and
correct
colors and designs and pict-
uTesque caps Will be the real
thing till cold weather.
Prices So to SIS.
Fall Derbies OF the Dunlap,
Henry Heath and Berry styles
are opened.
At your service.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05

Weldon. y. G.. sopteniicr EIosonh
r Evans died at his home here last
night in tho soventy-ninth year of his
age Of PARALYSIS Mir. Evnns was ono
OF Weldon's MOST proErcsslvc citizena.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05

Judge Richardson Immediately quail
fled as Judge Of the Hastings court.
taking the prescribed oath. and many
citizens pressed forward to shake tho
hands OF the now officials. An inter
esting though informal feature Of thu
evening was when Judge Richardson
took from his pocket the keys to the
Mayors Office and presented Them to
the incoming Mayor 1t was recalled
mat when Judge Richardson came into
office four years ago ho had received
the keys from city fIali ianitor. his
predscossor Captain Mccarthy. not hay-
ing been present. TO welcome him.
Mayor Ainslie announced that he
would be at his office at an early hour
mis- morning To begin his study OF CITY
AFFAIRS al close range. Judge Richard
son VIII open the Hastings Court a,
10 4 NJ to-day.
Richardson's Remnri,s
Before relinquishin- tho onicc 81,
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Recorder r. e Sir John z. Townes;
sword Bearer sir Emmett II. Hay;
Warden, sir Charles L. Guthrie.
These officers will be installed at
the next oonclavc. postponoment being
due TO the illness of the Commander
elect
Tho recorder of the commandery,
Right Emiueut sir John e. rownes.
was elected for his thirteenth term.
Miss Vera May Pollard daughter of
Ar and Mrs. Peytou a. Pollard and
houston parham. both of this city, left
for Nashuston this morning. where
they were married this afternoon. Tho
bride is very handsome ana popular
young Woman. and tine BRIDEGROOM IS
"A well-known youns business man.
rho young couple desired quiet we'd
ding and WASHINGTON was selected for
the ceremony.
d. Gordon Bohannon of this city.
Democratic olector for tho Fourth Dis
trict Will address the voters OF Din
widdie County at the courthouse on
Monday, court day
I, lis probable that the two candi-
dates for Congress TN this district
Robert Turnbull and Judge Walter A.
Watsun-will address the people OF
Petersburg some dag before the pri-
mary city Chairman pr !. NJ Burke
mas written to each 10 iN convenient
date
Governor Mann has appointed WI
liam NJ. Martin secretary or the Cham
hor of Commerce. as a delegate from
virginia to the National Irrigation
Congress. To be held ia salt Lake city,
Utah September 80 to October g.
The Atwood-Icnncdy Company. tho
newly orrnu1ed veal estate company
has purchased 840 acres OF land two
miles from Alberta. which rs to be
divided into small farms OF five to
twenty acres.
The Womans Missionary Union Aux
Harry 40 thc Petersburg baptist Assoc
citation began it's annual session to-
night with tho society Of the Second
baptist Church. and the sessions viii
continue through tomorrow. Among
the sneaiyors cSpcctcd are Or. r. !.
Willmghnm. Of the Foreign Board. and
Secretary Garland OF the state Board
GUS Lee. infant daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. George Rayford ON Pearl Street,
oicd quite suddenly last night about II
o'clock Tho body will be taken to
lNor tomorrow for burial
Death OF aged woman.
MISS Narsarvt T. Moody. an aged ana
much rfsft.ftfa1 Woman, o.. ,.....,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05
AINSLIE TAKES
Oath OF OFFICE
As CITY'S MAYOR
LContInued Ion Flrst pagel

put forth in behalf OF ,he common
veal
Gentlemen. thank you again for
the great honor You have conferred
nnon NO"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05

Mayor, which ne has filed for four
wears Judse Richardson said
'On retiring from the ofico ~ Mayor.
! do SO with the most pleasant recol-
lection of the consideration shown mo
hy every officer and ompioyc OF the
city and with a heart filled with graft
iude to the people OF Richmond. who
nave go often honorcd nc with their
confidence.
When ! e,;cred upon the discharge
OF tho opti,s of the Office became
convinced that co-oporaiion was the
secret OF success i'm municipal. as !n
every other business TO that end j
have devoted days ana nights in The
effort 20 bring the various business
organizations and an our people Tn
closer touch and in Cooperation with
the city government. and feel gratined
I'm Believing that success has marked
my efforts in this direction The city
lis now cniovinr ID degree OF prosperli,.
unparalleled In Its history. due to the
puoiic spirit and cooperation Of all
IT'S people. ana believe that this
prosperity VIII continue until Rich-
monf WIFI be recognized as tho Me-
tropois OF the South feei assured
innt my able and energetic successor
viii have the cooperation and sun
port not only OF the officers ana en-
iioyes OF the city, hut OF ali our
neople. and that success will attend
his administration.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05
Nr.. Ercl,n NYnIfc.

TSDo0I0l % TN0 ITmos-I lIspr&chl
Nlexandria Va, September Airs
Evclyn waite. wife OF Rov George
Waite. of Iiornlcn Loudurn Counts.
died late last night a the Alc<andria
Hospital TO which Institution The went
FOR treatment saturday last. Her hus-
hand e,frvfx... i,.~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05

lrs'r' = Wiin-d ana family arc Wis
iuns in rorAnfhnm couni-
Nfsia'Hni 'iiy Irrnsnrcr Bronaueh return
tl reFteriag ffhm vacation snan. a,
too 't.tf Srriuer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05

i have accepted the Once Of JudEe
~ the Hastings Court. not from any
want of appreciation OF The favor Of
my people for no man could feel IL
more strorsiy and gratefully. not from
any merconary motives. as had the
assurance that tho salary OF MAYOR
would bee Increased TO sum equal 10
3 hat Of Judge, not from ambition. for
the ohice OF Mayor Is more conspicuous
than mat Of nudge and IS often tn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-09

8. 6. S6mio )unb bem esfommten
Gnouipisl perfonnl in groben Qufs
gabsn in cine srittlaNies Taritsaung
sarnHtirt. SRI. amanba Blum, bic BE-
nsfisioniin, ipetcbe bur4 bic Wieosrs
gabe ibr.r nit iiiniilerii6em Jeiniinn
ourhbatisn Rollen iitl in Cincinnati
bic 0erebruns aIlsr Gitterdiurfreunoe
erporbsn bat, fpiro Die Wisbergdbe Der
.Diberipsnitissn" fiber ipisotr ourh
cine inbipioueue 4uifaiIung Guberit
iriereFoHi ssiialtsn, pdbrtno Der pes
truhio" teinsn bsiieren Dsrtreter fins
ben i1nnis, ais Sireitor SdmiD.
~1sr agiosripsnitiasn 3dhmliH51 nno
oas 9.nsfi3 Der beIi.bten eriten aisbs
baberin pirb am nd6iten Sonntag
3ipsifelIos ale iyrsunbe oes beuifden
5hsaters i'm .GranbA periammeln.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-09
Seutider 2anopebr. .Verein.

Inter Dem goriib bes prdiicenttu
5snrp Opsrmann belt eeitern aseno
Der 9euti6e Ganbfpebrperein in Der
Nuihingicn platform ieine rtgelmds
bise Wsrfummluns ab. Setrstdr Sos
Iepb Weit fiihris bos protoioQ. Gs
ipuroe beidIofien. I'm nGhiien Som.
nsr, ME oIiGbrlih, sin pienie su Der.
enftnIten. Gin aus ben 3nmeroo.H
perm. Rcedsrs, sSoTspb MeiB unb
gcuis Shneioer beIiebenoes aommit.
tee plroe bsauftragt, sirsH 9iat fir
oas picnie aus3uiuhen uab gu beisgen.
Gsr 9srein battle seiisrn tpieoerum oos
8ersniigen, brsi neue Mitglieber auf'
nebrnen All t6nnen, r1mlih bic 6ers
rem 6enrp G.olIins bon Jlo. 1916
Sohn Etrabe, eeoient bon 1899-190
ir1 3. bani.ntifhen SnfanieriesRs
neni 3u qiibed; 2ouis Gieeel Don 30.
2063 Jorater gpsnue, s.oient i'm /.
baoifhen Trngoner Regiment in
aarIsrube; uno 5enrp 5tin3 BON 0o.
a Weit IL. Sirabe, ssoieni BON 1891
1894 i'm IL. 2irtilleris.Rs in
Wiirsburs.
Gin aomerob ipurbe als fronf ee.
mtIost unb bas iiblihe qrdniengeln
fir ibn 5ur 3obluns ansspisfeH.
Der Ginlabung an btm am 20. ia.
nuor In Der MrbeiterbdIle ftottfinben.
ben Bah oes QibernI Hoperiinen llns
isriiiibungspsreins fpirb in Gorpore
JoIge gsleiiitt rperhen uHb Elm entipres
henher geIbbe.rng ipurbe 3u Diefen
3ped Gus Der Dereinsiniie betpilIigi.
2ln benz Bale bes Obj UsIIom Gdns
aerdor, ipelfer am 3. sebrudr In Der
Central 9urnhofle itottfinset. piro
Der aanopebrpsrein ii4 Ha1 ardfteH
befhiligen.
Die r1hits 0eriammlung finbei am
%. Jnnunr itott unb mad, berftlbsu
iuirb Der aanp.pebrpersin ben Deburts<
sn1 Ee. Wnjsit1t bts HoiIers In mir.
bigger uHb patriotifher Meile feiern.
Wii ben Worbereitungen 5u oielsr
SJeitr iuurbsn bic G1mernben Gernl.
Gerbss, Grnit 5empsI unb Ninoro
Mnener betruut.
Aae Romeraben, tpeld3e nuf benz
|erobeu @ereinsbiio ptrtreisn AZ iein
lriinffen. maiisn iih Bib fpdteiiens am
III. iyebruar Bel BEN photographer
WiIItr pho!oarophiren laiIsn.
Gin nusfiibrliGer Neridt iibtr bic
grnbe gbriiiboumperlooiura ipiro bon
htm suiiGnbigsn aommittte In Der
n6nftn Werfommlung elnrersiht rer.
ben. Der bei Der Utier tr3'eIte lleber-
| fhnB beIdufi iih ouf minbsfsns 1nsi>
bunbert Dollars.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-09

Barbara Geeser an alusuit Cur, 30
Jub an 0orben Str, 26 Iub an
RibbIs Ctr, ST. etc.
Ginc. 1ruIt SO an prop:eent SAB.
Bt. II. 1ruit Co., 354 Cots in Wabis
ion pIdee llntsrabtb., ST ess.
DiefeIbe an bieielbe, 81 Cots in bto..
ST etc.
Gieielbe an biefelbs, 9 Cots in bto.,
81 etc.
Ssielbe on oieIeIbe, As 2rts in btO.,
ST. etc.
Dieielbe ON bieislbe, o93 Cots in
bto., ST etc.
Jobn Wtsner an ssnlia Ghibi, 25
SnB on GiLbert Nps. uno Ban 3aa6t
Rpno. ST etc.
". W. SarDuot an Gpd Sba,p, 30
JuB an Ginfen gpc., 81 etc.
sSonnie qinofpib an altra1dm Sc.
ptfe, Got an Gamble IIIsp un5 Gins
tea Ctr, $500.
Wartin Barnes an .5ermoa Sctlfte,
ST Ider in ~Seti. 7, SpIerain 1p.,
| $124S.50.
Send 5anIor an 9lnna Ml. Walih,
Got 8 in Sen. 8. Gor nEtsrabrb..
| ST etc.
Jobn RusbeI an 1b. Sohn Rusbel
eonitruetion Co., % Nder in Ssft.
Is. Wlillereet 1p.. 80 JuE an Wcoos
ruff ape., 81 etc.
WnIier gennet ON gDa.tcr gD. Rent,
40 JuB IN Nillis ape., 81 etc.
John eaOer an nm. gbas. gnoepfz
Ter, 80 SUB on Warbaa aps.. GbepiOt.
81 etc
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-09
gis bierber nnS nid)t tpeiter.

Sacn Iange feib sSbr BON trantbafs
ten Grfteinungen, BON Mdttigfeit,
Gttpinbel, 5er5flopfen, @eritopfung,
gldbunsen, fabler Geiihtsfarbe,
RiitenI6meraen, uip.. baran gsnlabnt
uorben, oaB Elm tiittides 2siben iih
in guerm &Drper eingeniitet bat. Mds
gen. 2eber ltnb Viersn befinben iih in
70 fdIimmsr 9erfaTung, boB es TO
ntht peiter eebt. Gins fann guh
uno nirb guh nur nod por fiferem,
porseitiesm Sobe betpabren. 8ebraus
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CUB on Stratforb Ctr, 81 etc.
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6drsrops. 200 5ub an Grnno @ietp
apenus, 81 etc.
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5olparo, 100 Sub an GleDss alDenus,
ST etc.
Marp Binsnbors an Nina Tlasef,
20 Jub an groablpnp. ncle Webtsr.
ST etc.
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46 Jub an @toabipan. 5piinta 8. uao
8. Ctr, 81 etc.
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parbs, Got 3 in SOS. O. Gocper's
unterdbtheiIune, 81 etc.
Grace 6elen 1rsbpnp an Gr1niIin
2: 5ote, 340 Juf an Qen Baltimore
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ION, l Got on Mprtle Hpe., $235O.
yliholns apnaDortb an propietnt
SAB. gi. II. 9ruIt Co., 1 Got an Wcs
Usillon uno Gilbert Mpe., $22025.
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6arrp 6. WieRseptr an Gmmn 3.
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$1,000.
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