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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-07
POLICE ARE READY
] TOHANDLE CROWDS
BOTH CITY AND COUNTY DE-
PARTMENTS ARE REIN.
FORCED FOR THE FAIR,

Extraordinary precautions will be
exercised during the State Fair week
by the Richmond Police department
to protect citixens and strangers
from the expected thrush of picks
pockets and touts. Captain McMa.
hon yesterday afternoon detailed de-
tectives to keep continuous watch on
all incoming trains at all the rail-
road stations. and uniformed men
will maintain watch over street cars.
Many crooks OF national fame are
known here, and they win be pick
ed up ON sight Protest may land
them In Jail; otherwise. unless thero
be direct chArgeA they Win be AL
lowed to depart for other pastures.
Major Werner, Ut the request OF
Judge r. Carter SCOTT. Of tho Hen
4 special detail. Including detectives,
service In the Fair sroundA Another
detail will be maintained outside the
gates Sergeant q w. Hoidcroft
VIII be tn charge Of the detail on the
greundA with Sergeant Jack ehep-
herd 1t tho desk to make record Of
MI arrsstA Sergeant r. l. Nsasa
with be In ehAsEs Of the outer guard,
The detectives VIII report four 1t :
tima; the nrst four at 10 o'clock In
the morning: the ssoond 1t I o'clock
at night
eherin L. H Kemp, Of HenrSc6
county. Ass also made especial pros
vision to have county odlcsrs do duty
at the fair. Deputy Sheriff W. Wa
Oydnor will be in charge The pa
trolmsn appointed ares Oss1s Hsnd-
Icy. Charles I. Smith, James T. Eu-
bank, jacob Caul. H q. Hechler, W.
o. Gadlsr, Richard Chi1drey, Josch
Tsnsaey, c. w. Pembsston and w. q.
Martin. The mounted man appoint
Cd are: r. W. eeay. who viii be In
chargsa PatTsok Arnold, Oscar Blank
ensaaip, Ernest Eubank, p. n. Hous-
ton. J. whliAes Tillsr and William
Jones.
MeSor Werner has also appointsd
extra details to watch transferD
points, both in the city proper and In
aouth Richmond. and has directed
that all possible courtesiss be extend
I'D TO strangers. Everything has
been 80 we'll MAPPED out by Major
Werner that every man on the force
knows his place and what is ak
pected of him. and every man Ii
ready for tho extra work which Will
necessarily be imposed. Sixteen man
have been appointed and weer sworn
in yesterday afternoon to relieve the
REGULARS who willy be stationed at the
fair.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-07
CRAZY CURRANsO
-
FLINT WITH DEATH


Crazy Curran's autodrcms was
center Of attracttpn for crowds q
the curious at sthsalAir4 grounas yes
fsrGay.. They -inepsetsd the queer
iookinr death Irap-ala 1eaasd in awe
upon. the tiny hut hteh-powsred ma
chimes with Witch Mr.. Curran and
his. assistant dare deyile cling 70 the
,bare walls Of the Stractuss and per-
form dsath-f stirling stunts. ana won
dsrsd how, such thinUs ara, possible.
Mr.. Curran ana His sfAmiiy rested
yssYeraey ana didn't even look ct the
death tra p--e1cspt.f equssthe .outaids---
In prspSratScn for .the ordeal Of the
week. Whether any one a. the builci,
will rsst on this side Of the Gtyx mex,
Sunday nobody knows. and as ;kor
Harry Curran. he don't care. Nor
does Wild Jack Randall nor HocsieE
MeorS serd tho rsst. Fftttiug With
death u theif pa4tipae and tllNy. en-
ios III. The Aatoskefbe viii open 4
4 sslcsk I'm y :. :s II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-07
FIREWORKS WILL
BE GREAT FEATURE
"HATTLE or LAKE ERIE WITH
ADDITIONAL SET PIECES THE
-. BILL FOR TONIGHT.

The fireworks display at the fair
this week promises to excel anything
virgtnians have seen In that line. Inc
International Fireworks company, OF
New Jersey. IL furnishing the exhibit
tom last year the Paine outftt had
the contract.
THE Battle Of Lake Erie when
Commander Perry uttered his famous
death messaEe-"Don't give up the
ship will be shown tonight and the
Defeat of the Spanish Armada, To-
morrow night In addition to these
BID displays. there viii be'a number OF
set pieces to All out the program, IN
Guiding the Battle in the Cloud:
vorks disolays, occupies q space Of $50
feet fronting the srandstand, and the
exhibition will last haH-hour. e.,
The day fireworks comprise gians
shells. with forty-nve breaks. and tins
Aeiioats. ard beautiful Japanese
variety Of bombs which release hsn
and. birds
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-07


a revelation TO the visitor, and the best
stables in the land will be represented
In the racing There will be some
thing doing every minute
Every Comfort Provided.
: Every imaginable convenience haa
been provided for the visitor except
lodgings Telephone and telegraph
service are at beck and cali; resting
places are provided for the women
and children and restaurants and
lunch booths dot the grounds Ths
cottages Of the travellers aid commit
tee Of the 7. W. c. A.. and the ladies'
rest rooms of the Daughters Of the
Confederacy furnish every comfort for
the weary woman and both cottages
have maids in attendance.
As for food. pay your money and
take your choice. There are twenty
seven booths and restaurants conduct
ed by churches and charitable organi-
Eations. and innumerable private eat.
ing places. headed by the big restau-
rant OF Jack Sales, employing thirty
Brunswick stew. which IL almost a
we'll known az tho fair.
In InduseKial Han.
The main exhibit building. indus
trial hall, ia q miniature fairyland that
must be seen to be appreciated. From
the new elevated band stand In the
center Of the building, the Mace Gas
band will givep q concert from II
o'clock to 1870, and Nine. Calvert,
the noted soprano, will sing. MANI
Of the booths in the hall are works
OF art and the whole effect ID en-
chanting. The State of Virginia Is
well represented. with exhibits from,
the health department. the dairy and
food division and the department OF
agriculture. Itswouid puzzle the mos,
critical to pick out the prettiest booth
or the most attractive display. Among
the enterprising concArns represented
are the Southern Fire Prevention and
Specially company; Cartwright Chiles
company; Biggs 4 BeAdie; r. W
Wood: Loudoun Dairy Barn Equip
ment COMPANY, Virginia Caroiins
t,hAmicai company; Virginia School
supply company: Robinson, Nelson 4
&C.: German Kali works: Chesapeake
and Ohio: Tanner Paint and Oh com.
pany; G. L Hall Optical company; B
c. Bristow: Worcester Salt; Frankiir
Refinery; Standard OIL company
Kings Daughters: singer Nanufactur'
Ing company; Rcsenegk Brewing com
pany;; -Hoane Brewing COMPANY Cfafta
Plano company; Tho virginian: Wiz.
gfnia Railway and Power company
c, w, Antrimr 4 Sons: Rumford R4k'
inr Powder; Good Luck Baking Fuw'
der: Cotarell GAddiery company. Sea
Of Minnesota Flour. BeAufont 0ins4I
Ale; aausss Extracts; American Sigr
COMPANY: Tetiey's Tea; 4. Meyer,
Cans. Arbrck1en Coffee. G3ieskie Or.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-07

good .ystsm-ton.c and regulator.
You can easily make 1t yourself Get
from yonr dru9giss an ounce. q Ear ,
alcohol mot whtsksy> then add one
half cupfui sugar and enough hot
water to make quart OF tonic. a
tablespoonful taken hetore each. meal
ous accumulattons. and mako you
strong and healthy, bringing the rudGy
slow OF perfect health TO your chseks
Alma b., You can rid -FOUR A,sin OF
those unsightly hairs With .simpfs
I'd dsiatone ana w1tsr ITO cover the
hairs not wanted. Apply and = let re-
main two or three minutes. Then rub
on. wash the 81. and the hairs are
unfasltng and leaves the skin free from
spot or bIemish.
MIRA w: Long. curly lAshss lend
an, added touch to fsmintns beauty.
Gss nssR. yOul IS pyrcsin spSss
little OF II at iashroota Villa tAumb and
forefnger. This makes thsmag<eye lsMg
and curly. Thin eySbrows should have
end and they viii come m thick and
glossy. Use caution mot ito ret any
where hair 10. not wanted.
-sss
Jesse H.: Some cage sdrsssings are
beneficial to. the scalp. but I never
racomnend them % account. Of the
hair. II ycu want soed.adspsHdanis
remedy for dandru6. itching scNlp ana
falling hair. try. an ounce OF Qulnsnln
nss = .sd ls IN. e sSs
! This WIN put your hair ana scalp "a
Z healthy condition. Apply the tonic
twice : week. rubbing Il ssntiy Into
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-07
MAJORS ARRIVAL
PREVENTS MAYOR
ca,EF EXECUTIVE MUST FoRE6o
eAsuaE OF STATE. FAIR
ADMINISTRATION DAY.

ON account of the coming OF Major
Il. f.. Wfnsiow to make an Official
inspection Of the Richmond haroor'
Mayor Ainslie will not visit the fair
grounds on Tuesday. Mayor Afnshe
had accepted an invitation OF tho
State Fair authorities 10 visit the fair
with the members OF the city council
an Tuesday. but deemed II better 10
fore9o pleasure for the interests OF
business.
Major winslow will be accompanied
hv the James river improvement COM
m,ttee. and the party will board the
CITY tug al / o'clock. having lunch on
board. Councilman George w. Rogers.
chairman Of the committee. will guide
the party.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-07
CAVALRY ENCAMPED.
IN THE BIG oval
UNCLE SANS CRACK soLDiEAe
To,po FANCY STUNTS ron
FAIR VISITORS ALL WEEK.

Encanped in the big oval ut the
State fair grounds 10 Troop 4, m
teenth United states cavalry, from
Fort Meyer, the eAck orOnnisAt1on OF
the military establishment specially
ensagsd BIZ, the FAir associafion to
show the people Of virginia visitors
70 the fair. how Uncis Same boys
ride.
The troop numbers saxty-ewo EN-
carr and men, in command Of Captain
Julian n. Lindsay and L&eutsnaAt D.
II. Rumhlueh. II left Fort Meyer
TUESDAY fnornine and arrived In Rich-
monA early Saturday morning. The
roads were fairly good Captain Lind
say said yesterday. and tAs march was
not hard. except for the wagon train.
which transported the tents and sup
plies. 1t was the work Of iess than An
hour to pitch fonts and by breakfast
time the cavairymen were ~ nome,
for with Uncle Sans soldiers home u
found wherever they hang their hats.
The cavalryHnen will hold practice
drills every morning At 7:AO, ACCORD
ing 70 army. rsgufattons, which are
observed AZ strictly On occasions OF
this kind a.. though the soldiers we're
In barracks Their public exhibition
Of daredevil riding and fancy drihina
will be rtven every afternoon at I: 30
O'Clock IN front Of the gTandstAnd,
ana they are expected to prove one
Of the most attractive features OF the
fair.
The little camp in 9 model OF IT'D
kind, and An object Of interest to visi-
tors.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-07

Mi.s u. T.: The worry and bother OF
wearing hair nets and wells to make
the hair stay up and conceal that auIl.
speak OF could be easily avoided II you
would stop sharpooing with soap. Ine
free" alkali In soap irrttatss the scalp
makea the hair streaksd QUIZ coarse
spoonful of canthrox dissolved In 2
cup of hot water and your hair VIII
always be light. fluffy and easy 20
do up. besides looking dec!dedly. nes ,,.
dries quickly. stops itching OF the
| scalp and c1eanses az no other sham
poo will The luxury Of extreme
of this shampoo has made II % popu-
lar that many OF the best hairdressers
row use X exclusively. II 4ix -tnexpez-s
sivs and can be bought At any drug
store.
Carmen: 1t IL very sasy matter
to reduce your weight without leaving
the skin wrinkled and flabby II you
only know how. Here 10 the secret:
Buy at any drug store four ounces OF
water When cold strain and take
tablespoonful OF the Liquid. before each
meal. This IL harmless and the pleas.
M wa. Surprise !, .s' s you a0" HvSiains les
solid foods and taking plenty OF sx-
ercise will assist greatly In getting
rid Of your fat quickly.
Constance: Right now 10 the best
time TO get rid Of facial blemishes.
such a. freckies. pimpien. skip
should not use soap on the. face very
often as II makes the skin drY and
harsh. recommend the use Of .
good greaselesa face cream. (which can
be made by dissolvinY one oyncs Of
aimosoin (Eet Il 1T any druggtst's) in
one-half pint cold water. md add two
stand an hourso or 20. " l. insxpensty.s
and you will md its regular use will
improve your skin WONDERFULLY. II
keeps the skin smooth, soft and sakiny.
| AlmoEoin>- crsam-5 Jelly 10 - nne and
soothing cleanser and will prevent
blsckheadA premature wrihklsa aud
when used ~ massage cream. VIII re-
Made: To strengthen your weak
eyes and rid them of that dull over
| or three drops Of : nne. strengthen
| ing tonic made by d'ssolving an ounce
| Of crystoa In . pint Of water. This
! eye-tonic % very soothing and
| streng thening. and BY using IT. rsgu-
! larry. In . short time II will make ycur
eyes strong. clear. and sparkling. I
and It unsdualed a. rood sye-tonic
sionless eyes.
inex O.. Don's worry; almost every
body else has the aan1e troubles AZ
| the approach of winter impurikiae In
| the blood usually manifest themseGes
| and what you REQUIRE 70 sovarcome the
pinaply naudd eompis1ton With =
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-07
SHOWING 0NE-THIRD STRONGER
AND BETTER THIS YEAR Ac-
CoRDING TO DIRECTOR.
A NOTABLE SHOWING
JUDGING IN THIS DEPARTMENT
WILL BEGIN TOMORROW MORN
ISc--MR- srrLMAN. OUTLINES
SITUATION.
JUDGING OF STOCK
TUESDAY--9:3O A. M.

Horsss-Percheqo standard
and th0roughbred. Belgian,
Hackney, welsh. Roman.
Cattie-6hort4 Horns Tfosstein,
Dutch, Hsrefords, Galloway,
Brown Swiss.
6heep-Coteswoid, South
: down, Lincoln, Chevict
Swine -, .Bcrkshire. Polan
China. Chester white, Large
"Wednesday.
Cattls--Aberdeen Angus, Jer-
sey. Devons, RED s.. Folled, fat
cattle, 0uefn 5ey. Ayrshire. :.
Horses -, Shetland ponies;
Z Jacks and jennsts.
gheep-Shrobshire, Hamp-
SHIRE, Nerinoes. Oxford Down, .
= Dorset Rauhoulet.
Swine-Tamworth.
ThuF1xlay.
Cattle-Fat cattle. Guernsey,
Ayrshire, Virginia breeds.
French Canadians.
Horses-6adiie horses.
sheep-Angofa goats.
Friday.
Cnnnished ciasses.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-07

n section in the industrial hall. These
exhibits were judged yesterday. and
the awards will be announced this
morning.
Amuneanomt Galore.
Spectators In the Grandstand win
have . surfeit OF amusement. The
Mace Cay band will play there all the
afternoon; Harry Henry will sing to
beat the band; C'DorA will fiirt with
death On q motorcycle: the Fills fam
liz will present their trained horse
performances; the ave Pettee diving
Girls will do startling stunts; the ave
fiying Jcrdans and the Has:en Ben
All troupe will vie in acrobatic stunts;
the Russian dancers will amuse and
entertain; the balloon ascensions and
parachute drops will furnish the
thrills. and spectacular displays OF
fireworks will hold the crowds u
night. Grassy Curran and his auto.
droma win be on the Job. and A. for
the xidway-it goes on forever.
The electrical display. on the
grounds this week win be one OF the
featurcs. and Electrician Thompson
promises. Z few fancy nirts and fiings
II midnight every night when taps are
sounded for the 'ciosinS OF the expo
sition. 49,
Tho Sunday Crowds.
Despite the. fact that the cars did
not run through yesterday. throngs OF
the curious. including many women
and children. endured the walk from
Robinson. street yesterday afternoon
to ramble around the scene Of the
Forthcoming festivities. and the fair
gate-keepers didn't have the heart to
turn them down, though the ukase
had gone forth that. no visitors would
be- admitted, on Sunday
All ewest-bound cars run to the. fatr
grounds this week. and the Virginia
Railway ana Power company prom
Uses minute service that will take
care Of the crowds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-07
Charged With A...ult.

Thomas single. coiored, twenty -four
wears old, was arrested yesterday on
/. charge of assauiting James Loney
with fork Loney had. to be treated
BY DR.. Q. c. Page, of the City hospi-
tai.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-07
rh.ft ,sTcharssd.

Edward Rush. thirty-seven years old,
was arrested yesterday on . charge Of
stealing s. from r. r. johnson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-07
The Actress
And The Spotlight

The actress Graves the spotlight as she
Graves success.
She knows that powerful Light focused upon
her. isolates her personality and concentrates
attention upon her charm and beauty.
Every retail business needs the spotlight c;
Electric Show Window Lighting to concentrate
public attention upon the merit of its mer-
chandise.
Not all electric window lighting is what it
should be- because suffcient has not been
given to the installation.
We have Illuminating experts, competent and
glad to assist you as part of the service.
Virginia Railway and Power Company
SEVENTH AND MAIN SITS, RICHMOND VA.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-07

rnex O.: Don's worry; almost every
body else has the same troubles. AZ
the approach of winter Impurities In
the blood usually manifest .themsek ~
and what you REQUIRE 70 Overcome the
pinaply mudd eomplsAton WITH =
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-07

n section in the industrial hall. These
exhibits were judged yesterday. and
the awards will be announced this
morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-07

Mrs. Annie Stockton is spending
some time at Virginia Beach
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-07
I|ReIAM's GREAT sIlTE
fl|b OPENS ITS Gates

Continued from First PAGE,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23
KmltMrf mnS 1tns
bjlSmne.

Srob Der sroBen @ittel, Die Srnut@
reid ieit 40 Sabren fir Die oblignto>
ride 8olfsI6ulc aiftpenbet, bot Die
Sabl Der I~nalpbabeten in Den leBten
Sabrcn III auffallenbcr @eiie 6uge@
nonmen. Sic ltnterbriidrulg Der ia
tboliiden Yripntihulen trdst iepene
iuns einen 9roBen 5beil Der S6ulb.
Bic &ammer bate III ibrer lestell
Sibung bes a%baelaufenen Sabres nod
@ele9enbeit gebabt, einen periobne
lid)en Sfritt sur 8eileriung 81 tbun,
~oerlparf absr DEN betreffenbcn Nntrng
nit 335 sesen 226 Stimmcn. Ser
fatboliid)e Ibaeorbnete @~rouilemt
hattie ndmlib beantragt, bnb Die @ez
meinbefaiicn fir bcbiirfti9e Sd)iiler
audi Den 3Dslinsen Der Tripatidulcn
5usute fommen %iolten, aber Die 8ams
mer beriparf Den Mntrag, nad,heul
Observation-Disclosures Stceg ali5geiiibrt
bate, bnb Dieie @emeinoefaiicn nur
als our offentlid,en @olfsihnlc gez
bDrig an5uicbeu ieicn. = (~8. 50
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23
Gin relieiSier Sanatieer

Der lhlimmlten Sprtc lit cublid, 5lui,
Wobic Der menihlihen @eicllid)aii
nidt bios cntlarpt, ionbern ouf ~
Sabre biutcr SdloB lnh Hiegel 9ce
braht. Der .Gpm9eliit" Srant ".
Snnfcro. mclebcr bic birnpcrbronntc
Scttc nScr 6l. @eiit uuD Wir" be-
griluoct unb in bcren Nnnncu nit zen,
Edible nGoronet" in Der bulbcu @cli
herungegciitcri, lit ihlieSlih Ihuibip
bctunbcn lporbcr. an Sprp bicies
@cilsifiiics icd5 YerIoncn in aanS
nnbciliger 8eiie al Den @ciIaocn Scr
Gmigfcit aogeiest gu BADEN, inbem CT
ibrcn 5ub burd) Gut5iebun9 bon Nah
rung mmo ungebiibrlide 9Iositellluln
aegcn @iub unb @etter pcrurindltc
Sns @criht bon Yortlanb. Mainc.
bat ben Sanatiter auf 10 Sabre mad,
Dem gunoes9eidn9niB in Ntlanta,
Georgia. 9eididt. Die Wurimals
itraic in ioId,em Sale ipdren ei9entlio,
60 Sabre 6ait nnb 100000 @elbbubC
gelpeIen. Ser Oeridtsbof iheint in
bcS bic totnlc SelbiftIuiduug beS mn
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rid,iigel IuuncS III SetrGtt geSpsell
Ill haheu uuo lieB oabcr Iilbe paltcn,
Nbrr fms uiht serape ic-anid,cis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23
1T Sas reAt?!

Gin @cdielblott 1dreibt: rMit
unlcrcm Y%oitlpeien lit etipas nift IN
Srbnuug. Gpn bier und) Smbumerifn
iitb bon ba hierber barf Gin Spitpofet
eli Tfunb lpiegen nrb foltet per Yfurb
nlir 5ipDlf Gents. @enn id aber n1eiz
mem Sreuuoe, ber MIR flint 0tcilcn
enticrnt lpohnt, Gin Ypitpafet ienpen
mill, 10 Sorf'S n,tr bier Yiunb ipiesen
lllb foitet per Yfunb Is Gents. Bas
ioa bae 6ciBcn? Wenn ipir bier i'm
9anbe ben @Drtbeil put nnierm Bot
weien bitten, (bas ia 3err Sitdcof,
Snnoesz Toitmeiiter, in eiui9eu Sab
rem alif cine iidJ be5ablenbe gaiis gee
brad)t, trosbem er nod nebenbei meme
Alral 8putes 9eihnffcn unb gepiiien
Seamten bobere 2obnc be5ablt bot
Sic Heb.) ben MATT bent Iuslanbe
aiebt, 10 tpiirben Die grpre6 : @eienz
ihaftcn, Die uns biz Sabiu nur al,se
bellten. enormen &erlu1t baben, ooer
bciier, lie fpiirben i,id)t 10 ricii9e Rilz
lioncn anbaufen fpnnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23
ilbcrnlis lehrreid,en &apiteln.

ilbcrnlis Iehrreiden &apitcln. 8ir
nenncn mir ais S6einipcrfer iplGs
Sitcl pie, ". Ser 8du bon Mob@
1llrtacn fiir Die minOerbemittelten
alaiIcn bIeibt butter Dem 9ebiirinille
5urlld"; V. Sic gnardluniateit Der
@ohnul9en" VIII. rlleberfiiQtc
Wohnllnsen"; TX. Ser Wicthprcis
nm 10 hpber ie tleincr ole @pbnung";
XIII. Sac ebernc @obn9cicb" I;
XIV. Sic SuberfuloIe cine @obs
nunastranfheit." 9dnn iol9en picle,
bodit lebrreid,e Ibid9nittc iiber Sic
Shatioten Der WobnunssnOtb in Sc
5us auf Saus, Soben unb StGbtc>
bnu". Tdh elmer flir5eir Seiprcdung
iiber oaleinbaus pber Malienmict6ss
hans" foinmt has 3iel Der @obz
rlingsreform" urb bic @emeii,bc ais
'Srlgeriu unb Wittel Der Wobnlngse
pclitit unb Wobnunasreform" ais
o nitrnttiper Sbeil bes @erfcs
an Die Hetbc. Ine cinid)ld9igen
Srasen, lpeldle Die Wobnuussreform
betreffen, nerben IN tlarer, orienttz
renber Wciie bareelegt; Die Nrbeit Der
Selbitbiilfc nnb beS Stantes, reip. Der
@emeinben, i'm Steueripeien, @ertb>
3uipndsiteucr, Sppptbsfenreht, CRIB
baltred)t. 8artenitabtbepeguna ETC,
ETC., iperben lihtpoQ bebnnoclt llnb I'M
Shlubfapitel nod vbic 8obuungsz
seieteebung in ben tpiftigen Iuss
lo~nbsitaaten" iibcrblidt. @er lid III
t ii L it + Sorm reht oicl acnnts
niiie iiber Die Wobnun9srefprm perz
ifaffen lpia. Dem cn1pfeblen mir duf
baS 8drmite Den 8ierteipollnr fir
Saeser's trcfflides @erf oil Sen
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23
6ilrildseleat iperoen. &c tpar baz
Vpn q. g..

5~llriidaeleat ipcrben. &c fpar baz
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