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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03
Benefited Many Who
Had Lung Trouble

7to.. who suffer rom Consumption are
,.,c,si,y troubled with night sweats. teve''
Iosr Of strength and little or no appetite
E-esh air good food and the proper care
g. nsnv cases something more Is needed
Eckman's Alternative u q medicine which
Les be.n most successful In stopping nignt
sxeats reducing fever and promoting appe-
III. aod many who have used II. declare II
.ax.d their lives Investigate what IL did IN
this cave;
.Gentrerner: For four years was troubled
Win cough which gradually became worse
! rad night swea;s and pains IN my chest
~, and weak I could not attend 20 my
torsehold duties A physician pronounced
nv cas-. Consumption Not being satisfied
was examined by the physicians OF the Poly
clinic Hospital. They also pronounced the
d,scs.. Consumption. which was proven later
By an examination OF my s2uturn- as Iuoer-
c.,,osis BaciIli was found I was ordered to
a t-onsumpt!ve Hospital My nephew would
no. allow me to go until l had tried Eek
mans Alternative. Before had taken the
medicine rhree weeks had marked RELIEF.
nigh; sweats ceased, pain IN the breast re
lIeved cough became loose and easy fever
left ne and l commenced getting well NY
health now and have been completely cured
sor ten years l strongly recommend 1t
fMRS.) MARY WATSON.
care I'd Green. I.27 S. nth ST. Phiia- Pa
E-krnan-s Alternative is effective in Bron-
chitis. Asthma Hay Fever. Throat and Lung
troubles and ia ups1fidinE the system Does
no contain pofsons opistes or habit-foTlning
drugs For sale by owens & Minor Drug
company and other leading druggists Ask
fo- booklet telling OF recoverfes and write
% Ecknsn Laboratory. Phiisdeiphis- Pa. ,oE
Additional exiderce.-Advcrtisem
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03

S-s we're called 20 pass m the suit
The governments case was built
largely around the purchase by the
Union Pacific Railroad Company in
1891 and 1902 Of IS per cent OF the
stock Of the Southern Pacific Company.
referred 10 as ordinarily a controllinS
interest The main line Of the Union
Pacific extended from Kansas City and
Omaha TO Ogden. BY subsidiary COM
panies Il reached Portland, Ore. and
thence by steamers. San Francisco ana
the Orient. The Southern Pacific had
a line by sea and land from New YORK
TO san Francisco and Portland. by way
OF New Orleans. and owned the Central
Pacific. extending from the terminus
Of the Union Pacific at ogden TO San
Francisco.
Weighty Questions.
Two weighty questions were pre-
scented by this phase OF the case. The
first was question of law-Does the
purchase outright by one railroad com
panv of the controlling corporate STOCK
OF another result in a combination III
violation of the Sherman antitrust
law? No case seemingly mad arisen
which decided the point. Judge HOOK
reached the conclusion that since IL
had been decided in the Northern Sc
curtties case that the holding or the
stock of two companies by th1rd
was a violation of the law. therefore
tho holding by one of those two OF
the stock of the other must likewise
be a violation. But Judges Adams,
Van Devan .er and Sanborn did not pass
on this question because they decided
the case against the government on
the sec. nd question.
The second question was whether the
Union Pacific and the Southern Pacinc
were competitors for san Francisco
business The government presented
witnesses to show the two companies
before the merger maintalned riVai
soliciting agents in the East and that
they were commercially regarded as
competitors for transcontinental busl
ness. The court reached the conclu-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03
SALES GIRL SELLS
CHRIS1MASSEALS
Her Family Ravaged by Con-
sumption-Boys in Roanoke
Help in Work.

The announcement that d busy shop
girl in one Of Richmond's department.
stores and q company Of schoolDoys
In Roanoke are the leading agents for
the sale OF Red Cross Christmas seals
proved an inspiration yesterday to the
army now selling these Christmas TO-
keRs
In Richmond. II develops. one OF ths
department stores kept calling for
seals from headquarters In a manner
that mystifed those in charge. The
store was a large one, but its clerks
were ali busy, and there was no ex-
PLANTATION for such sale as was in
dicted Inquiry developed the fact
that one OF the saleswomen In a busy
department was responsible for the big
demand for sales. When asked why
she vas so interested in the sale, she
told, in simple phrases. how her fam
lily had been broken Up b. consunp-
ton. and how the ravages Of the dis
ease were responsible for financial
loss sorrow and suffering. Il told our
manager about it," she said. and asked
him IL / could remind the shoppers or
the seals. He said l could. and when
ever anybody buys one OF me tel
them the seals can be bought at thu
fewelry counter. snS somehow they
just buy Most people ontF want "
be reminded of what the seals mean
OF course. / do ali 1 can TO help
know what consumption means"
From Roanoke is reported q story
almost as appealing For a number
of years the sale in that city has been
in charge OF committee OF the Free
Medical Dispensary Board, and tho
ladies' devised plan Of interesting
the school children All OF the pupils
Of the schools were told what the
seals meant and were urged 70 COM
pete for the prizes offered the chill
dren selling the largest number Of
sesls AS result. a company or
boys agreed to sell the seals. and can
now be seen every afternoon making
a regular canvass OF the city Re
ports are that this sacrifice OF tAv-r
playtime is bringing many dollars
into the exchequer OF the dispensars-
With the children and the sales
girls at work." said a member of the
local committee yesterday. I'VE are
hoping for a sale that Will put Viz
GINA in the front rank OF antitubercu-
losis leaders. Our needs are greater
every day. and the demands on US
are more pressing. We are hoping that
every body will use the seals"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03
INQUIRY NOT PROBABLE.
skccs Unable TO Find witnesses 10
Testify of Alleged Violations

Especial 10 The Times -Dispatch-l
Bristol. Va. December Judge ".
A. W. Skeea convened the Circuit Court
at Jonesville. Lee County. to-day. when
the regular grand jury took up its
work No witnesses were summoned
with a view 70 investigating the cleo
ton OF November ;. 10 was Judge
skeen's expressed purpose TO rtart an
Investigation in that county. provided
he was able 20 find witnesses who
knew anything that might reveal vio-
Iatlons OF the election laws. Being
thus far unable 20 get a starting point
n now looks a. though nothing i
iikeiy 20 develop that might warrant
an investigation. The effect - Judge
Ske~n'r wholesale Investigation % a
previous election. which res..tci n
SONG 200 indictments. seems % have
put the voters generally 81 that county
on their good behavior.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03
CIRCULATE PETITIONS
Want Aldermen TO Concur With Lower
Branch ON II. & III. Franchise.

Petitions asking the Aldermen re-
presenting Madison Ward IN the City
Council TO vote 10 concur in an ordI-
nance recently passed by the lower
branch granting a light and power
franchise to the Richmond and Hen
rico Railroad Company have been cir
culated throughout the Southside dur
ing the past few days. The sigma
lures OF several hundred voters were
AFFIXED to the paper. Many. however.
refused TO sign the petition.
The South Richmonders are in the
peculiar position OF wanting some
thing and having no place TO put it.
Two car lines now traverse the
Southside. and even with a competi-
tive company would get the cream OF
the business because CT the narrow
ness OF this portion OF the city. Oak
Grove and Swansboro are neither
large enough TO make new line pay
For lighting purposes the South
siders have no complaint In addition
to well lighted streets, the homes are
we'll taken care of. The majority use
gas, which is manufactured in the
local plant Those who use electricity
have few complaints.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03
WOMAN FORFEITS BOND.
Not Having Private Bath Installed I'm
Jail Before Beginning Sentence.

Bristol Va. December 2.-Virgie
Wise, one OF five women sentenced 70
Jail for conducting certain resorts here.
having lost in her effort to secure
writ of error from the Supreme Court.
has now nominally forfeited her bond
OF $1,000 by her failure to appear. 1t
Is understood she is deciding whether
she wifi go to jail or do as the others
have done-leave Bristol permanently
rather than serve the Jail sentence.
Her attorney tonight denied the story
that she was having private bath IN
stalled in the county Jail in Abingdon
preparatory TO beginning her sentence
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03

AS a suspicious character, suspected
OF felony. Boynton Ried was arrested
yesterday afternoon. He was held
without bail for a hearing in Police
Court. Part IL, this morning.
c. L. Jewett was arrested yester-
day afternoon on a warrant In which
he was accused Of assaulting, striking
and beating the complainant, L. c.
Grubbs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03
Trial II C0ntip ued

Another continuance in the case OF
billiard kierson, young white man
charged with non-support occurred
yesterday in Polide Court Part ..
owing to the absence Of Mrs. Kierson
who was needed as a witness. The
hearing was postponed until this
morning.
Three negroes, Scott McCargo. Rich
ard Woodbridge and Walter MacMahon.
charged with shooting crap, were
granted continuance until this
morning.
Claude Jones. charged with being
drunk and unable TO care for himself,
was fined $3.50 and costs by Justice
II A. Maurice.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03
Union Missionary Meetings.

The Woman's Home Mlssionary So
cieties OF the Methodist Church will
hold union services tonight in the
Central Methodist Church. A special
musical program has been arranged.
and other features will add to the eve
ning's program.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03
Blotxs on FINGER.

While hunting with a party OF boys
yesterday afternoon along the Ninth
street Rosd. In Chesterfield County.
Eugene Mikes. eighteen years Old. Of
seventh and Stockton Streets. was
slightly injured by the accidental ex-
piosion Of @ shotgun. one II the
boys fingers was blown or. lie was
treated BY his family physician.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03

The personal injury suit OF J. T.
Childrey against the Southern Rail-
way Company. which was set for trial
this morning in Hastings Court, Part
IL, has been continued until the next
term OF the court This was done
owing to another case In which the de-
fen5ant companys attorneys are Ell
gagged Childrey. who is seeking dam
ages in the sum Of $4,000 for the loss
Of an arm. Is represented by OFlaherty
& Fulton and Montague & Montague
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03
Church Still Without Pastor.

Prayer meeting will be held to-mor-
row night at the cambridge Street
BAPTIST Church. The church is still
without a pastor. owing 10 the resigna-
tion of Rev J. ". Durham. A commit
tee has under consideration several
names. but have not as yet made Sc
lection.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03

rSr~-isi - The Tiu1ca- pispatch.I
Fredericksburg. Va. December =
Mr and Mrs David T. Douglas. %
v cstmoreiand County. have issued
cards for fhe narriage % their faush-
ter. Miss Maud Virginia Douglas. 20
Geo. u Deiano. q warsaw. the cerc-
rnory 20 take place December .. az .;3o
o'clock 90 Ebenezcr ~ z. Church. IN
Wsstnoreisnd County.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03

Through tho law firm - Lightfoot
& Tucker. suit was yesterday iusti-
tutcd IN Hastings Court Part II. BY
T. Hubbard against Z. a. Csfiin. The
action - tn assumpsit Damages IN
the sun Of $3.50 are sought No &C.
clsration accompanied the lawyers
memorandum.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03

The funeral OF Fernando V Glenn
was held yesterday afternoon at 3
o'clock from the home Of his son. at
2510 Holland street. Swansboro. The
services We're conducted by Rev. Deca-
tur Edwards. pastor of the Clopton
Street Baptist Church. The burial was
in Maury Cemetery. Mr. Glenn was
sixty-nine years old He died sudden
~ Saturday night at I o'clock from
apoplexy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03
News of South Richmond

nally 1908 Porter Street. was
held yesterday afternoon at $50
o'clock. Rev B. Nj. White, the new
pastor OF the Decatur Street Methodist
Church. officiated- The burial was in
Maury Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03
Realty Transfer. Recorded.

The following deeds OF bargain and
sale were offered for registration in
the office of Clerk Walter 4. Duval OF
Hastings Court, Part 2. yesterday:
]. H. Patterson and Jesse A Davie,
trustees. to Miss May Rolin. two par
cells of property, thirty-three feet on
the north line of Porter Street, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth. with i'm
provements thereon; eighteen feet or
the west line OF Eighth Street. be-
tween Porter and Perry, with i'm
provements thereon This property is
a portion of the estate OF the late
w. S. Rolin. which was left in trust
until his daughter reached her ma
Jority. The consideration mentioned
in the deed was ST.
Washington Terrace Corporation to
Selwin Flournoy. lot eight. block ,.
Bellvue Addition. thirty-two feet
front on Belle Isle Street, FOR q con-
sideration OF s2,S5o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03

Upon statuatory grounds. Judge Ern-
est H. Wells. Of Hastings Court. Part
H.. yesterday granted decree OF alb
soIute divorce to Margaret Tingie
from ncr husband, Alex Tingle. Doth
parties are South Richmonders. The
plaintiff was represented by Attorney
Charles T. Morris. The defendant en-
tered no plea.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03

The funeral Of Mrs Susie J. Jones.
who died Saturday night AZ the home
Of her brother. waverly l. Nun
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03

TIE cases OF Henry Clayton and = D. Al
thory. alias W N Burns. held by the poiice
az suspicious characters. suspected OF hsv-
ing committed forgery. were continued yes
terday morning in Police Court until De-
ceu.brr IL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-03

mid niht timer Operation untersiebsH
iuiiroe, bod tpurbe mir bon meiner Uflitter
geratben, epbia 6. pinibom's 8egetab!e
eompouno gu nebmeu, uno nahoem id bier
Glaihen etngenommen, lpar ib TART nno
eelnno. SD babe Anbere bemogtn, abre
Wfeoisin 5u nebmen, unb oieIettsn battsu
bic elebsn suten GRejuitate unb iie tDns
nen nid)t genne oes aobes ioeen.. - Grau
s. u. gurniibs, Wlaboningtopn, pa.
Sauienoe bon nibt seiuhten unb erit,u
3eugiTffen tpie bds obige betpeiisn bic gDiris
fantieit bon apoia G. pinfban's WesetabIs
Eomppuno,
5rauen, tpeIbe an ieuen f4mer,baften
aeiben labprtren, Iollter bieie Ibatfabe
nidt aus ben uussa laHen ooer bic sydbtss
fsit bon apoio G. pinibam's pegetabIe
COMPOUND, bic 0eiuubbttt fpisbey bersus
ftelIen, ni1t bs;iDeiislH.
Renn Sic Den serimsiten SipeifeI
begen, Sak 2gbia 6. Tinfbam'S @e-
getable COMPOUND Sbneu beIfen
ipirb, 10 iueaben Gle ii9 on 2bbia g.
Hinfbam Wchietne So. (pertrauens-
Doll), 2gnn, Na1. Sir 8rief uirb
bDn elmer 5ran ge6ffaet uno seIeieH
anb uHter bem siegel Der 8erihpie-
nenbeit beautuurtet merben.
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pie 23duner oes gwansig.
fen.
Don 3 star 9ros sberg.
Stiase aus benz ruiff9en gearutens
leben.

Sn Der Ranalei sfitten bic Jebern
tpeniger raid iiber bos papier, mi.
font. Man b0rte Jliitern uno 5uiten;
IN Elm paar itillen Gden ftanben
@ruppen bon 8eanrten unb ihtpabten.
Wan fab ser0tbetr Gefidter unb gIdns
senbe glueen. 9orseitern mar Der
3nanaigfte grpefen, Der Sag, on benz
In RuBlanb Die Staatsbedn1ten ibr
monntlihes @eboIt empfangen, mes.
balb lie ben fp0ttif9en Yeinamen
fIbren: bic .WGnner bes 2O."; bic
9erren boben ibn in Der iibIiden Weiie
i'm Meftaurdnt rs5aeobfa" begonstn.
unb mon pldrberte nun iiber bic Grz
eisniffe, Die iih Inn Neitaurunt So
goDfa uhb in anberen Rneipen por-
geitern absepielt bntten; Elm puar
leutt, bic nod Elm panr iibtrfIiffiiae
Rubel in Der 9ai9e batten, ftedten b!e
RDpfe 5ufdmmen unb fhniebeten
plGne fir beilte.
WGbrenb Der 1beritunbe famen
6Dtnjin unb Sbramon nit beiben
R0pfen unb perI1mclIenen Mugen.
Betbe fpdsn uIte Ghuf6uf.r, iie ers
fdienen nnM bem 20. erft am britten
7age. Nidnrnb fiinmerte iin um iie.
Gie n4urn ibre pIGse Elm unb tolteu
Wttn berppr.
Rtss 5ssezon fslIh md. ressfcu
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lar. cine 2pt an Der 9arriion Noai
linD Main Mpenue in Gairmpurlt. ST.
Delene Seibenreif, Seltomentsppu'
itrederin, on Carrie Sen. 26 Sub ar
Der 8ine Strabe. 81.
Mbelbeib Midels an 2iaette Wogel
cine Got on Der Set, nabe yfepabc
Strube. 81.
Gbriftine Welfman an Sobn 3. 4r.
ling, 24a SUB an Der Draper Strabe
$1.00.
Gbparb .. 2ibbep an Gam. Sin
mons, cine 2ot an Der 2ongipprth
nabe plum Strabe. 81.
2eo. $. Reinbarb on Sobn Stisner.
2ot 80 in Der 8eppn place llnterabz
tbeilung. 81.
Sitle Guarantee & Sruit SO. ar
2oura 6. Me8raper, 2pt 80 in ber
WoIbinston Seisbts 1lnterabtbsiluns
S45.
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Die tlugen 8iensn. Gs lit
5tpar ldnait betannt, baB fid Der gau
Der 3euen unO Sonisfdeiben i'm 8iez
nenitod na9 mathematician @eieben
polI5ie6t, in iiingiter 3eit aber bat man
allh nod in anbsren 8orrihtungeH
bieier oft betpunberten .Snietten mutbez
mdtifhe Reseln beobahtet, 10 3. 9. in
Der grsieluns berS srDbtmDsliden 9oz
nisernte in m0glihit seringerer 3eit,
in Der gsnauen 8ertbeilung Der Wrbeiz
ter iiber bie 8liitben, entipre9eno ber
3abl Der pflan5en bon Elm unb berfel=
ben Mrt, innerbalb Der St0de bic 8e1
thinning Der 8ienen, bic fir bic 6erz
itelIung Der 2uftsGnse afpilben ben
3elIen au iorssn baben, unb bic fuit
itreng Der tGslihen 0srmebrung Der
6onis5ellen entiprehenb ausgetpdblt
iinb; bic Der19liebung Der 3enen nit
Dedeln, bic erft banu itattfinbet, lDenn
Der borin befinblihe 5onis niht mebr
als 25 proaent WafIsr entbdlt. Sn
aa biefsn 0orrihtunsen Der 8ienen
5eist fid ein eetpiiIes 8epubtiein fir
aritbmstiids 0erbdltniiie, fir bas eine
grfldruns natiirli9 fhiDer beiaubrin=
gen lit; iebenfalls iit es in dbnIidem
9rabe borbanben tpie Der Sinn fir
eeonetrifhe @erbdltnifIe beim Ban Der
3elen unb 6onisIhsiben. Die 9eea=
bllng Der 8ienen, nah Der 5onigiuhs
auf bem mnelIiten unb fi1eriten Mese
ben beimatbliaen Stod tpieber au err
reihen, enttpideIt iid pabrIdxinlih
burd eine ganS allmdhlihe Grsiebung.
Weun bic junsen 9iensn gum eriten
Mdle ben Stof perldiien, 10 iiebt man
lie In areiien ppr oeTsn gineang auf
uno nieoer fliegen. nobel iie aber bic
9lusen ftets auf ben Stod aeri9tst
balten. 9ierour6 prdst iih pobl bas
Bib Der rldhiten umgebung 10 naha
briidlih in bas 9ebdhtnib Der fieinen
Wefen Elm, baB f.in Wiebererfennsn
fpdterbin ielbitueritdnbIi4 ntrb.
6 ntibmlbist.
9idter: rgs ibmer5t mid, ipenn
id BEN Sbuiter, ben Shneiber u1io
Die W1iberin niht be8ablen fam,
nber mas tbnt's, ib brauhe Dem
Sf)mer5, fonit fonr,te id nidt bih-
ten!"
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@rnnbeis.ntbums- 4ppptbefen.
gincinnuti, 2. De5.
Ne1re Ehpptbe>ferl.

4
| Wiuiam s. Settrid an Bertha 2eis
ninaer. $3.50.
Marb 9. S9umader on gitiaens'
g. u. go. 2. $2700.
esobn 9. Site an Gitisens' 8anl
BON ct. Bernard. $1,000.
6arriet Morris on Carthage g. u
6. u. $1,000,
Marb sS. Glenn an SoutRrn Sbir
Sapinas 8dnt go. $500.
Gmelia Saifer an QbbiIon g. uni
| 8. 60. $4,000.
ssrant 4. S6mibtsr an 8ant Ctr
g. 81. SO. $4,000.
Charles W. Woorman an bieIelbe
5000.
Games s. Srislsr on Mabiion g
u. SO. 2. $2500.
Gbparb s. aaesner an bieIelbe
$175O.
@iuiam 90. 0urptd on MlabiIpn
9. u. Ro. 2. $2500.
6enrD MoefIer, Gr5biIhof an We:
itern Germun Bant. $4,000.
Dapio 8. Site on Giti5ens' 8ani
BON ct. 9ernarb. $500.
Iobifon g. unb 8. SO. an eSobn 8
@rling. $4,000.
ssrant +. Steltentump an Spcd:
more @. unb 6. SO. $4,000.
Meper Gorin an 8ernuro SO. Rem:
te. $1O6.85.
Gbas. q. 8uI9 on Sarrp g. Weadob
| $500.
Queuit @ost on Wintpn Ylac. 8
unb 9. So. $500.
Serene g. syrienb an 2enor g. uni
8. 60. 1880.
Carrie Sen an 5eIsna Seibenreid
$1,000.
2isstte Ipoel an Weit gnb gt. &
Sruit SO. $500.
Wm. apefter on 9l.nipap g. uni
.. 60. $4,000.
| 3ilpba Sit9en on Delta 8. 9l. SO
$4,000.
gatburine MiIIsr on asnes SUR,
ling. $3.50.
6. s. Spn.s an Sus. q. Cooper
s4247.
| 9etiIste 5ppptbefen.
5enrp Operman on eagle g. uni
6. u. $4,000.
Marp 6. asTsn an GOpsrt &c so
gel. $500.
Siu0c WoItsr on Soutbern Sbi
Carvings 9ant go. $4,000.
9arriet Morris an Cartilage 6
un6 8. N. $500.
Gbarles ,aoenig fr. on gbnarb M
Spongenberg. $500.
M. 0ennifrn on Mt. Mai6ingtol
6. unb g. go. $1,000.
gbnarb s. aaHnsr on 6. 5ueb.s
500.
gmslia 9aiter on FUNDAMENTAL 6
unb 3. So. $1,000.
Gharles 2epper on Soutbern Obi
Sapinss 8anf 60. $1,000.
garOline s. Winterburn ON uniol
Saptnss 9. unb 3. 60. $1,000.
Oiefelbe an bieieIb.. $500.
Sharp u. Soft on gplerain 9. I'm
g. 60. $1,000.
| Glen M. Weit an Wilforb g. un'
g. 60. $1375.
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VrunSeise1tbumsiibertras
gincinnati, 2. De;

| - ~ ~ +" 50 ~~N0'
Sacob Serranb ir. an 5be Soon
| 9aud 8reping Go., brei Sabre Ya6t
auf Is Bel 70 SUB an Der SiiboItzgds
Der Court unb 9ine Strabs. Monats
Iids Wistbe $125.
DaDiD 8. Git. an Sobn .. Site,
gieentbum betunnt als 1874 unb 1896
Rodbule Mpenus in MponDale. 81.
Sobn 8. 5ite ON 9apib $. Site,
Gisentbum betonnt als 1893 unb 900
Rodbale Mpenue in Mppnbale. 81.
| Gilbert Jiiher on Qucp Irmitrong,
10 SABRE pa6t auf bas gigentbum
betannt als 2914 Woobburn 4penue.
Monatli9e Mistbe &5.
Qouis g. Selter an Charles W
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