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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-28
TUBERCULAR HOSPITAL NEEDED
Conditions in This City and County Call for Special
Consideration to White Plague" Patients Who Are
Menace to the Health of the Community

is simple enough through this explana-
ton.
The truth is that nothing is more
imperatively needed in Wayne Coun-
ty than a hospital of this character.
1t would take a comparatively small
sum to establish it.
And it's benefits would be enormous.
1t is an investment which would pay
heavy returns in the way of improved
public health.
The only way to stamp out this dis
ease is to segregate its advanced cas-
eS.
And this can only be done through
the medium of special hospital.
Surely this county is rich enough
and philanthropic enough to take care
of it's own people.
And it is progressive enough to see
the necessity for concerted civic eff
fort to stamp out this awful human
scourge.
For Notwithstanding the Get-Well-
Quick cures that are advertised it has,
so far, eluded the science of medicine.
If taken in time certain forms can
be cured.
Or minimiZed.
But after it reaches a certain stage
especially in the lungs, it is invaria-
bly, fatal.
And that is the time for the public
to step in and protect itself. Through
segregation and proper care.
No state is strong that does not look
to it's physical foundations. 1t is the
hardy race that lives. 1t is the ener-
waited, disease-soaked zone that degen,
crates.
We are coming round to it by see
ing that it's the ounce Of prevention
that is the thing worth while.
Hence the attention given to the
young of the species.
The Investigations and recommends
lions toward the conservation of
health.
And in the formative states of the
human entity.
Illustrated by medical and dental in
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-28

Last Rehearsal is to be played again.
The new play by Louis y. Parker
for Nine. Simone is called The Paper
Chase
Lewis Waller and Madge Titneradge
are to appear together in The Butter
fly on the Wheel"
Charles Waldron has been engaged
to play a prominent role with Mrs.
Fiske in The High Road"
Norman X. Hackett is to appear in
a dramatization of o. Henry's story.
"A Double-Dyed Deceiver.'
Pauline Frederick has returned TO
the stage and is doing splendid work
with Nine. Simone's company.
1t is said that Bayard Villier's play,
The Fight" will be rewritten and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-28

No. 800 Unble a c h e d
Sheeting, GA, Purchase
Sale price .......... 23c
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-28

No. 900 Flannel Gowns.
Purchase Sale price,
only ............... 39c
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-28
BY ESTHER GRIFFIN WHITE.

BY ESTHER OHiFFIN "TiiE'
There are lots of things that the cit
liens of a community know little of
until their attention is called to it.
We pursue our daily way absorbed
in our own affairs and reck little of
the tragedy round the corner.
Or the menace next door.
Very few there are in this town who
have any conception of the ravages of
one of the most deadly enemies of
the human race-tuberculosis.
We read about it. We hear about it,
an occasional case comes under our
intimate observation.
But of it's terrors-its local terrors-
we comprehend little,
1t is therefore interesting to know
that the Wayne County Association
for the Study and Prevention, of Tu-
berculosis is starting in to make an
organized effort to impress the county
public with the necessity of stringent
remedial measures.
One of these is the erection of hos
pital for the care Of advanced tubercu-
lar cases.
AS 1t is now, unless those afflicted
with the white plague" take steps
early enough to get admittede to the
state sanitarium at Rockville-which
does not admit those whose cases are
regarded as entirely hopeless-or
have enough money to go out West
or to pay for special treatment, they
must remain in their homes or some
body else's home, and, in nine cases
out of ten, infect those with whom
they stay and who have to care for
them.
There was case in this city, in in
stance, of a self-suporting woman of
excellent family, who, afflicted with
the disease. could not be cared for in
the Reid Hospital nor at the County
Farm nor at the Home for the Friend
less, for obvious reasons.
So, as the writer understands tiff
she accurately has the story-the
woman was advised to go to Indiana
polls, where, through some arrange
ment, she could be taken care of in
that city's dispensaries.
She had no home.
take her in.
So she was forced to sponge on an
other town" as, it was expressed for
what care and attention she received.
Wayne county should have a hospi-
tai to take charge of such cases.
But the greatest danger lies in in
lection.
The writer has been told of case
and these cases are, it must be remem-
bered, those so advanced that nothing
can be done, for ,them-in which a
member of a family, which lived in a
small four room cottage, occupied the
front room, a typhoid patient the Sec
ond. the kitchen and small bedroom
off the latter being used by the rest
of the household who were not at all
unnumerous.
The tubercular patient had reached
the helpless stage and also the stage
where infection lurked for any one or
everyone who helped care for him.
If the County had had a hospital
where such of it's citizens who were
SO afflicted could be cared for, the
infection consequent upon this case
would have been avoided.
For tuberculosis not only infects
people but houses.
Houses where tubercular patients
have long lived and died have been
known to infect their unconscious la
ter tenants.
People mysteriously contract tu-
berculosis, or are accounted to have
done so mysteriously. when the reason
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-28

lis should not be held in check in this
community.
And could be if the citizens would
get together, establish a hospital for
the class of cases indicated and evolve
some means through which the hospi-
tai could be sustained
1t would only take a few thousand
dollars.
Let every one come out Friday night
TO the meeting the Association will
hold in the Commercial club rooms
and lend a voice if not a hand
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-28

No. S-Cotton Batting,
Purchase Sale price,
at .8c-lIc-48c
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-28

No. 500 and 75c Grill
Blankets, pretty colors AM
designs, Sale price. SO,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-28
PLAYS AND YERS

Marie Cahill may appear in a new
musical comedy.
H. Reeves Smith has secured a play
entitled THE Dust OF Egypt"
Grace La Rue is to appear in vaude-
vile in THE Record Breaker"
The Havoc" adapted to English
taste, is to be produced in London.
Willard Holcomb's sketch, Hey
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-28

that Helen Ware will be the star.
Bought and Paid For" has made
such success in Chicago that it may
run there for the rest of the season.
Guitry, the famous French actor. is
to produce "Kismet'' in Paris. and the
author. Edward Knoblauch, will attend
rehearsals.
Robert Manteu is preparing to pre-
sent "Charlemagne" in New York ear
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-28

The path OF success in business is in
variably the path of common sense.
Notwithstanding all that is said about
lucky hits" the best kind OF success
in every mans life Is not that which
comes by ACCIDENTS Smiles
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-28

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natured A great many have been
permanently cured of stomach thouble
by taking Chamberlain's Tablets. For
sale by all Observation-Disclosures
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-28

" in the spring. Florence Rockwell
will be his leading woman.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-28
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No. 6-S2.5O All Wool
Children's Sweaters, Pur-
chase Sale price. .S1.29
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-19
2okal.Deridt
Eies Hno 9as.

- 0as 8siunobsitsomt pirb bon
jest ab jeben Mpnot gebrutte Gsrtifis
tate fir 9ddereien uno garbierIGbsn
Der aIaife 4I uno u ausitsqsn, bamit
has pubIi.um nsib. ob bisieIben ben
ianitdren qnipriiter asniissn.
e.. In Der Motlnoa Der ofientlihen
gibIiotbef lit eelemudrtig bos Bon
6crrn 8n. Z. Sd)uIs anaeiertiete
Nto0ea Der Cincinnati Siibbohn, bds
BET Der lebien Notwithstanding 70
aroBe geluuuoeruHg erregt bat, Sur
gcitdtiguna aliFgeiteIt.
- altit benz geItrigen Gage, nad,.
oem Oos or1ftige aIubhaus oil Der
Pelroie aoenue, g9aIlu,t Sius,
in oen geiie oes Sern q. gS.
StntIe iibergeanugcu III. bat Der Gin.
cinnati Stub, elmer Der berporraaeno.
item IN iiibiihen areiien, 5u eriitiren
auiaeb0rt.
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Snpotb efeH.

SbeOboiin ghIler on anSerion Gerrp
Y. II. g. SO. $3.50.
Graptou s. Dtepers an So,ttbern
Ohio z. II. Z. Co. $1,000.
GiteIla IRorris an Calhoun 8. it.
Q. Co.; $4,000.
guna 2angbo;tt on Central Hcr.
!roob y. II. 6. o.; $500.
s,Iinn q. Seipett on Sba Tberpnu.
ger; $2s65.
Charles Z. aeIp on 5Iorenee grau.
camp; $4,000.
George s. gottnrnn an gapnria g..
II. 8. Go; $500.
| aate Barron on @oIter 2pnd) ;
$3.50.
gauI q. gfrnogrosp an Gcutbiioc
8. II. 2. Co.; $3.50.
SsuIia e. Stride an bieieIbe Go. /:
$3.50.
Gbna 1arner an proni6ent 2oon
Co.; $1,000.
8eorge 8. SeiieIbroof an Spring
9oroen 6. II. Y. Co.; $500.
3oDe alein an GanriIp .. a. Ro.
1; $4,000.
@aarn 6. aobapp an Brighton Ger.
man ganf Co.; $4,000.
Ssoiepb 6. 1biem an George
lbiem; $500.
Yiargnret peters an georpoos
Reol gitate & Snpropement Go. /;
$1,000.
TieieIbe an bieieIbe Co.: $1,000.
George 20. Glorf an Iqaiiic San
8. II. Y. Co.; $3250.
ssrDiue U. Venn an @alnut Sils
2. II. 6. Co.; $4,000.
Senrp Sdhpar5 an 6lenpnp 6. II.
.. Co.; $4,000.
Chris. ShunoeImeper an 90. gsor.
lroob y. u. &. Co.: $500.
slIernnber y. Reio an Soa pelser
$735.i5.
pnrioe agussoli an wenrp g.
mngner: $500.
| Charles 3. Smitb an Gotparba
Riid,ie: $f65.
SaulueI e. goe an Gnierprife Q.
u. Co.; $500.
GerieIbe an Matilba Game poe
$500.
Glen aone an GDaniton Q. ii. 6.
Co.: $4,000.
| anna gebr an anna 0eripin;
1926.
aIice 9. perin an propioent Q. ..
u. 4. Co.; 3e4O0.
Sones .. 1eor an Greberid 4
gon Derneipit: $500.
Mid,aeI 9alnel an wertbo Midels
800.
GM.na 9; Burns an Sarrp %.
Ga'mpbeiI; Sa50o.
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aas6es einsnnaer soIfsblatt rsaa, Sea TO- saIi 1914

1ran pauline Gtranber. 6S
Sabre alt. ftarb seitern tn Der mob.
nune ibrer Shipener Graii 2putie
Sharle, Vp. 918 Columbia Str.
Die 4nbanser Rooispelts, Ree
publitaner tpie Temotraten. I'm 6tgbs
lamb Diitritt, baben ouf ionlmenbeu
Rontas eine MafIsnosrfammIung sin-
berufen. Inn einen .gu1 Woofe" Club
gu griinhen. Die @trfamnlluns fpll
i'm 5reien absebnlten iperoen.
annetta, bic 6 Sabre alte 9cd.
ter bon 9llIen Gith, bon Ro. 63e
Wonmoutb Str, Tisl geftern beim
Spiel unb erIitt einen armbruh.
- Willie, bos 9 Sabre oIte SDbn'
den beg Wm. mooos, BON Der 5. uni
patterfon Ctr, fisI auf benz Ssiten.
tpese Dor benz eItsrIihen Saufe unb er.
lit einen Nrmbrut.
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no. ia tn !. n. RuiTdrs ultsisios

=
30. ia IN 3. n. RnTdrs Mtbiticn
| In liniuocb. ST.
glnna Ueripin an Gnno Wsbr, bie
n5rbIihsn 60 Jub BON ept Ro. 5.
WiIItum W. peobpbp Il. u. VI. al,
Snmes @impfpn Dean, 5 Nder Gonb
| In Geliion 6 Columbia 1p. 81.
Wi[lioni 80. peobobn II. u. N. on
Jreberid u. BON Herneipit. 10 gtder
In berielben Getiion. ST..
6uab Wlerrie an peorl St.iseImon
II. o., Got 35 In CHARLES 6ortfborns's
llnterobtb. 81.
QeorI W. Steiselman on 6oiporb
r. Burnett, 80 bel 200 1ub an Gouri
Ctr. otiO 25 BET 100 5ub on Baum
CTR 81.
Bertha Ridels II. u. on WlihdeI
gaumsl, Is Bet 10 SUB an Der Gfts
Teite BON TubIsp ctr. 81.
eImelia 8. Dunbam an eorstto
Wambousb, 35 BET 135 CUB an Der
Weitieiis BON airbsr. Qps., 529.59
Jub fiibli6 pon ct. 2aDrent. apenus.
ST.
gofinger e Soptins an German s..
| Rabibih, 1880 Jub b.s peitlihsr
1beils BON Cot 1244 In gofineer &:
5cptias srpeiier llntercbtb. in gsor'
ipopb. $50.
E,orrp so. Campbell an Gmmd 6.
Burns. so Bel 147A CUB an Der Wsits
ieite bon GiIer glaoe. 81.
George Geiisr an aoam gcmrisr,
Got 2 in llntsrnbth. BON Sgnab Wluls
ler's gitais. 81.
T1ptrs y. Cooper on gsorss 70.
Glart Ii. o., 80 BEL 140 CUB an Der
Rtrbisiie bon Wlabiion Rb. 81.
Grten BON 1obn ]. gorbano. per
Sberiff, an Grant gorbano. 13 BEL
156 sSub an Der Sitieits BON Central
Qlpe., 66 CUB n5roIid bon IA. Ctr.
81.
Gotparb q. WouIinisr, abm., on
Caroline q. goroano, 20 Bel 81 Jub
an Der Dsitisi.s bon propiosnee Ctr.
$1,000.
Jrant Gorodno an Gdrollrt p.Gors
bano. 113 bei 156 Jub an Der Cfis
Ieiie bon Central Ipe., 66 Jub nDrbs
lid bon IA. Str. 81.
asna Wl. grudmon II. U. an
Srsberid aisin, uuaetkils.s Jntsreifs
in Got AZ uno ghsil BON Got 48 In
4bram Bells 2. llntsrobtb. 81.
9he Qorpoob Real Gitate &c Sm:
proptmsnt 60. on Waroaret peters
SO BEL $50 Sub an Der Roroieits por
RobertIon 4pe. in Roripoob. 81.
Grbeu bon Gbarles BOB, per Sk'
riff, on Rora BOB, SO Bel 100 Jub ar
ber Sibisite BON 5. Ctr, 121 sSnt
ipeitli6 bon qits Str., gb.ilunsssge'
fsbl.
WaIi.r u. Rpan ii. o.. gr.s. uni
grui,ees, On SamusI Q. Cooper
1896 BEL 171.42 Jub m,br ober tpsni'
ger an Der Sibiei.. bon Blair glps
$1066.s1.
Rora gob an Warn q. 2pn6, &c
Bel 100 Jub an Der Siib1.its bon 5
Ctr. 131 CUB tpsftIi6 bon pi,s Ctr
$4,000.
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gauerIaub aubniHid)eiue.

Wm gapuer, 2ii0tiaes Grame @es
bdube, 9IsHmore uHo Sanna glpeuue,
$1,000.
mcQennan Bros. 2Tt5dig.s Bird
unb aOntret 9sbdube, 1864 or.
monb 4penue, $500.
GCQsHHaR gros., 2sFStisss Bird
unb aontrst Dtbdubt, 2506-os
SigbIaub 4penue, $1,000.
Whcqsnnan Bros, 21ftDdigss Bird
uno Botitsin Gebdube. 1908 Srs
mono 2tp.. $4,000.
5euts Epsrd 5oufe Co., 13. unh
9ins Strabe. unibou. $1,000.
Smitb & 5eiImener, 2stSdiess
gridssbdube, GiTer place nabe Gropu
Strubs, $500.
;5rau Gbos. iyleiihmonn. Garage
llmbau. Gorsit unb DoihinstOn 9los.,
$1,000.
Gibfon So.el Co., 28 on A. ape.,
unb 124 Sup an Der Wolnut Ctr,
Risbsrrsiben, $1,000.
Sr.b. Rabn, Ersibbuus, Gror
Roab. 1920.
SbepSore Wtaper & Bro. bnber
Serrn auguit y. 2uebers einen ibrer
GnupIaee an Der Goniben apenue
gponboIe. $50 bel 157 Sub perfaufi
iinb berieIbe ipiro bort ein @obnbaus
iiir ieiuen eioenen Sebralih erritter
laiien.
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Habtcit uno SelIbeue.

Wartin 6. airdoff, Sobn BEG
Staotidabmeiiters O. 20. Girhoff
bon geLleDue, beitono iein Gyamen als
qnpuIt in Wariatp, ap., unb ipurbe
sur aopotatur sugsIoFsn.
SRI. GIorsrce MoelIer BON gels
lspue lpurbe anIGblih ibres Geburtss
tdses bon Jreunben nit elmer Surs
priie purtp beehrt.
Die 5erren Gb. NihoIs nnb J.
5hompion BON Blue Gid Springs ,ap.,
iino Die 9dite bon Serru Bernard
Stmmerlins BON Canton, an.
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Ter Ohio 9iiper 2a,inh aiu6 Der.
aniioItet am udhiien SoHHtaa ieinen
jahrliden ,.2abies Club Stun. lie
Wiotorboote oes Stubs, nit et1pa 200
Tbeilnebnerinnen iperoen bos Boot
h1us nm 10 llbr moreens oerlnifen.
lin / llhr fin6et TN gonen sSssIono
slubhaus oaS elmer itatt unb Der
Rahmittag miro Su lueiteren Boot.
iabrten benust lperben.
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2ieefd Seaffu auf Rel.
fen. Absfiinisn s,niebi poIs Rute
uno Der 1brsnfols,r barf fit. ipse aus
yoois abtbd semtlost ipirs, unbeforst
i'm 2anos umiekn. Ha6 sinem BE-
frd bsi ieinem Ucter, benz Ras Wi.
,osl, Jaritsn bon DoIIo, rsiite er sus
nddit nab bsm RIof.r 9ebra qiRa.
nos, I'D f.in .Dormunh, Der Ressn.
Ras aeHama, begrnben lieai. auf
esm RiidiDss bon Dsbra Gibanos nab
Gebis ub.ba enifernis sr fih mil mn.
tpenigm Bssleiisrn BON fsinsm gsFois.
uno Ieste ben fan br.i 9agertlf.n lue.s
fen Weg mad, boliotta. Der friih.rea
Sommsrrefib,ns bes Rssus WsntIlf,
In einsm 9ogs suriid. Tags oaranf
sins sr meter mad abbis alem, uGh
Sinfbotpo unb fiiospefilih In Ger NiAs
tuna mad Dfhimma unn RaFfu snr
5oge auf Glefan.en unb arosss gioub-
seug. Der Yrin3. Der ipis bic mtiitsn
ubeiiirier Elm ousesSsihneisr Dub1in.
ger unb dusbauernor Rtitsr iit. BE-.
nib!s auf Der Iansen Reifs In WsfIo
isot gelssenxit. fsintn A5rpr sa
ftdbIen burd longs 5ubmdrfd. sri
Weeen, tis In ben fpiloen gsbirpsass
ssnben saum BON Waul.bisrsn beaaH.
gen ipsroen. or trsnnt. iih fais i,etn
aaa BON feinsr sroB.n gssleitung. nm
unseitori bem Jnebs. benz GAwb uno
oem Reitiport obsulisasn. Nan trs
5dblt iid piele biibfdw Oefhihisn BON
oieier Reife: tpie sr unersannt mi. MIR
einsH Deslsiisr In tinFatfisr 21nbss.
iradt auf benz Wartt zines gIeinsn
sgItdens mt. sinsr GalIairou um sinen
gurnus Older ubefiiniffu R.asns
mnntel aus trauner Sdafpolls) Ran.
bette, bic ibm ben gurnus pteosr sus
Der 6cnb rib. ipeil er su suenia be-,
bic q bon sinem Wann ertanni lpurse
unb bon ben 5ufommenasIaufsatn Gen,
ten NIT benz Greubsntriller QilIiuir:aI
bsgrubi tpurbs. ipie sr t1ufia In 0alIas
hiiittH sintrat unb iih anersnnn. m
ben lsuien unisrbislt unb fis iiter i6re
0ti6df!s uno ihr Gsiietbum ausfraase,
ibre Hlogsn nnb0rie unb bdnn b;. Eas
hs untsriu6en unb Rsft iprthen lisB.
" bat fit, ME ss iteint, einaebease
Htnntnib bon ben nurhreiiten Gouen
mitasnommen. Ga III 5u eripcrsen.
oob gsbft .ssofu HoT feiner Rid
isbr iih Der Mtgitrung trditis onneb.
men ipiro. Dab sr Elm ftbr sntrgiftsr
psrr III uno bnr6fiihri. ipds e I'D,
porssnommtn Bat, bsptif sin Ritt an
sinsm einsisen 1nge BON ber Grensr
liabi WortiIu nad Der 6ouptitoSt
Defiie In WpIlo. benz aanbe ieinss "a.
ttrs (ungeidbr % NtitiaHben ouf bem
WauItHer); ais ibm borber osiaot
ipuroe, bos fei unm5sli6, anipcftsts
g: 30 brinee es fertia. .lnb 4 sal
- fertia esbra6t. Nut b'eie Ms;it
suUtFbs t9 btr iunes prina eis asusi.
ssHR te!EsA ga!sEk
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II
g,nrp u. 2pnd an Ohio gtatioual
giie Jitiuranee &c.; $4,000.
Srplne U. Veuu an AtnG s. BEL;
$1,000.
ellen 2pnd an Ohio ssationnI aife
Sni. 60; $1,000.
WetiIgte Sppotbefen.
Eranf anobIe on gsor,poos g. u.
q. Go.; $4,000.
Sorob glnciieln an Nortpeeo o. II.
s. Go., $4,000.
ytnnnie Is. gngott on Ronart Y.
II. &. ". Co.. $4,000.
Suian q. gSiIliams an Yronloellt
SoaH CO., SoUU.
gsm. stregau an 6IenSnle z. e.;
$3.50.
eli5. geri'erbrusge an bieielbc;
$1,000.
Nono g. Bolts an Soutbern Ohio
&. II. Z. Co.; $1,000.
gtancp W. gtisncr al g.tS. cities;
1884.
Viulnind goggs an compton Y. u.
6. Co.; $2500.
gSiIbur Irafc an Wliami Iotpnlbip
.. II. Z. 60; $1,000.
Aoie 8oppe an Spring 8ronc apc.
g. II. 8. Co.; $500.
eugene Yliles an Sonbtbiioe q U.
2. Co.; $1,000.
Sulia Is. Sriide on oieieIbe Co.;
$500.
GanieI ! Snnsclas an bieielbe Co.:
$3.50.
3boutas ga. Rpon on Gbns. Goo.
per. Sberiif; Si66G.
Soi. ertel on lbomas s9. Mnn,
$3.50.
Darn G. SnpSer or scutbernSDi1
9. II. Z. 60; $4,000.
Ocorge arebs an Serancourt gretp.
ling Co.; $3.50.
eb.uarb II. 9agoe an @m. R. GoI-
Eius; $500.
eIi3nbetb Tfeisubben on Soutbern
Ohio s. II. Z. Co.; $4,000.
Sreherif gaeIter an Rpberts, SaIl
& erib; 5000.
gIuna &. geu an Nnlnut Sias 2.
| II. 8. 60. $500.
@m. Wt. Sleeth on Cincinnati
Sopings Soeietp; 5000.
e. !. @eiifielo ar antcnic Some
9. II. Y. Co.; $4,000.
q. VI. Zoe an gnierpriie Q. u.
Co.; $1,000.
Iarihn a. SiiIfertb OH gitp Sail
Qant; $4,000.
9hos Y. Dplp oil geaniton q. II.
8. 60. $500.
0bns. Y. Uesu an o. s. Mc2en.
nan; 1915.
Seuru Sdoenboft an Beit Ctr. g.
II. v. Co.. $1,000.
Ter'elbe an bieieIbe Go. $500.
2ouiie Reinert aa unitp y. II. ..
Co.: $500.
3bomas &. esones an prGsitent
2. V. II. Z. Co.; $4,000.
0tuoolph aIteruoet an 8. Or. sri.
deIs; $700.
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5slsn Sbsrritt an aouis 3. gbers
ritt, Is acres aanb In Getticn % IN
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