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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-14
WEST POINT BUSY
SHIPPING POTATOES
FARMS VERY MUCH IN DEMAND.
BUSINESS MEN AFTER NEW
pOSTOEFTCE.

WEST POINT. VA. July 1S-Mr.
W. r. Broaddus, agent OF the West
Point Farmers exchange. early in
the season at one time shipped -Tp
barrels of very fine Irish potatoes,
and they were wrecked between To-
ledo and Detroit. and from changing
to another car and delay they We're
greatly damaged. He went on TO at
tend to the matter and while gone he
visited Detroit. Toledo and Cleveland.
Today. he shipped, as agent for the
Farmers exchange. 500 barrels of
splendid irish potatoes raised In New
Kent and Gloucester to Toledo and
Cleveland.
Mr. Archie Cheatham is arranging
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-14
NEGRO CHOPS OFF
HIS WIFE'S HEAD

Especial 10 The Richmond Virginian.)
BUCKINGHAM. VA, July ia
negro man named Gordon killed his
wife in the southern part OF Buck
ingham and has left for parts UNI
known. II is reported here that the
man cut off his wifes head with an
axe. So far there is no clue TO his
hiding place.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-14
Bank Officers Elected.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian)
FREDERICKSBURG VA. July 10,
AT a meeting Of the board of direc-
tors of the Farmers and Merchants
State bank Thursday night, the fol-
lowing officers were elected: NJ G..
willis, president; Lee j Graves, first
vice-president. T.. ~ Cole second
vice-president; John F.. ,Gouldman.
Jr,, cashier. Gordon Gouldman.
assistant cashier. A dividend of six
per cent was declared and $4,000
placed to the credit Of the surplus
fund The bank is in an excellent
condition and is steadily improving.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-14
-BUU DING ACTIVITY IS
BREAKING ALL RECORDS

Contractors Complain They Cannot Keep Pace With the
Rush of Work Because All Available Labor Is Employed
Some Notable Undertakings Wil be Started Soon, and
Many More Are in Prospective Busiest Mid Summer
Week in Real Estate Circles for Years Declare the Agents
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-14
HOW TO STRENGTHEN AND
INCREASE SOUTHERN PROGRESS


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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-14
Mr.. Montague in East END.

Former Governor A. j. Montague
will address a mass meeting next Tues
day night on Chimbora2o.
The meeting will be held under the
auapices OF the East End Citizens
association OF Jefferson ward. large
number Of friends Of the, members
i avS bssa invitsd tAs attend. 4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-14
STATES PURE SEED
LAW |SCOMM ENDED
vRGINIA's STAND HELD Up As AN
EXAMPLE FOR OTHER STATES
TO FOLLOW.
SAVES THE FARMERS
COMMISSIONER KoIsER's WORK
FOR LAW REQUIRING ANALYSIS
CONES IN FOR NEED
OF PRAISE.
SAVES THE FARMERS

The work Of Commissioner OF Agri-
cultural koiner. 10 whose persistent
efforts are due the passage OF the
etatute requiring the analysis and test
of all seed shipped into the state, Is
I,aalartE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-14
WILLIAM AND MARY
NEXT TO HARVARD
VIRGINIA INSTITUTION SECOND
OLDEST EDUCATION INsTI-
TIoS IN COUNTRY.
AN HISTORIC PLACE
PRESERVES OLD TRADITIONS YET
HAS TAKEN PROGREssINE
STEPS NOT FOUND
ELSEWHERE.

Next to Harvard University in age
is William and Mary college, at VIII
Harrisburg. Va, and it would have
been older IL the colonists had car
ried out promptly their first plan for
Continued ON Second Page)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-14

building will be OF modern con-
struction and will cost $4,000.
Work will begin soon on the pro-
posed Stuart Circle hospital. which
is to-he built Monument ave
nue, near the j. L. b. Stuart monu-
ment 1t will be a. private hospital.
and will be up-to-date In every re-
ypcct. The building Is to cost sso,-
600.
sale OF Belvidere Hall.
Another interesting deal Of the
week was the sale OF Belvidere haIl,
at Belvidere and Main streets, by
1t liz understood that the consideration
was In the neighborhood OF $4,000
Years ago Belvidere hall was much
used by the various german clubs or
the city and many brilliant dances
have been given there. 1t still an
swers that purpose to some extent,
and perhaps may be more popularity
used when Mr.. Barnes puts the pro
perty in thorough repair. as is I'M
derstood to be his urpose.
Work will be started soon on some
thing that an enterprise that will be
an innovation for Richmond-a pub
lie bath house. The building will be
erected on the south side OF Main
street between Pine and Laurel. Ii
will be two stories high. modern IN
every particular and will cost sss.-
600. John p. Branch Is the promoter
OF the new institution.
IN addition TO the notable building
enterprises under way, dozens OF new
stores are going up all over the city
and there is unusual activity in resi-
dence building. In fact contractors
are complaining that they cannot
keep pace with the work, owing 10
the fact that practically ell available
la Dor is employed. Some OF the con-
tractors have been forced TO send out
of the city for workingmen.
In Real Estate Circles
Secretary F. NJ. Boykin. OF the new
real estate exchange, is busiiy eugag-
ed in getting things in readiness for
opening. The choice of permanent
quarters for the exchange will proba-
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-14
In Rea, Estate Circles.

Secretary F. NJ. Boykin, of the new
real estate exchange, is busiiy eugag
ed in getting things in readiness for
opening The choice OF permanent
quarters for the exchange will proba-
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-03-09

The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union and Local Option Society OF
the city OF East Jordan and township
Of South Arm are sending out to you
by mail series or leaflets on "Per-
scnal Liberty" selected, which will
meet many arguments on the Liquor
Problem aud most earnestly invite
you, every voter In South Arm town
ship To read carefully and prayerfully
those leaflets; (a) "Decei wing the Peo-
pie" (b) "HOw the Drinkers is Robbed"
(c) "Thc Liquor Trust and Personal
Liberty" (j) "Capitalizing Humanity
(e) "Human Rights vs. Property
Rights" (D 1.-The Saloon Dead list
work" and "Polnts Against the Sa-
loon" and when casting your ballot
which isaGod given right. let 1t he for
God, your homes, your wives and your
children. The liquor interests are
yearly drawing thousand million
dollars in toll and one hundred th0us-
and of our beloved sons as new re-
cruits in the army Of drunkards. Save
your boy and mine with your ballot
We pray yoa.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-03-09
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev. 7. Porter Bennett. Pastor.

l0:30 "God Is not Slack" will he the
subject that the pastor will take for
his morning service.
ll:45 Sunday School. This Is very
progressive school, where The children
and adults feel at home.
$50 Epworth League, Mrs &. Glea-
son, leader.
700 Preaching service. subject
pride of Birth " The Pastor is
pleased TO be able TO be back and
again enter into the work. Mrs Ben
nett is very much improved The
pastor will meet The Order OF Victors
on Tuesday evening and the Order of
the Royal P inces on Friday after.
noon after school Let the boys be
sure and attend. We have purchased
the material for the new Regalla.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-03-09
Rev. A. d. Grissby. Pastor.

The pastor will preach on Sunday
morning in the Presbyterian Church
on Tue Cloud OF Witnesses, The Liv-
ing dead, do they know us, see Us.
help us.
The annual praise service In con-
nection with the work Of the Presby-
ferian Ladies NJ N1issionary Society will
be held in the church Sunday evening
A most attractive and unique service
Of song entitled ''Grenfell In Labra-
dor" consisting OF some exquisite vO-
Cal selections will be given by the
choir, and Ghe connected readings by
MrS DR. Dicken.
A very interesting business meeting
was held In the Presbyterian ParsOa-
aye on Monday evening when reports
OF various committees wers received,
and various matters PERTAINING To the
socie we're d scussed and settled.
Refreshments were served. Miss
Lewis the newly elected president
took charge of the meeting, aud un-
der her energetic and genial manage
ment ii is hoped the society willy
take on new life.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-03-09
County Normal Notes

Georgia Adams is still unable To re-.
turn to her school work. Mrs. Adams
came from Central Lake last Tuesday
afternoon to take care Of her until
she IL able TO 90 home.
Miss Whiting WAS unable to attend
TO her school duties, Thursday aud
Friday Of last week. Lillian Randall
had charge OF the room and some OF
the other students had charge OF the
different classes.
Counts Mason and Myrtle Pearl
have begun their practice teaching in
the fourth grade language.
The normal class has started its
work in United States history. The
extensive reference work which is be-
ing done Is proving to be very salts
factory.
LOnisa Marsa substituted In Miss
jarvis room last Tuesda, morning on
account Of the latter's illness
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-03-09
South Arm Candidates.

NATHAN LISCUM desires to an.
nounce bis candidacy for the office of
Highway Commissioners at the Repub-
lican Primary Caucus next Friday,
March 18th.
JAMES KEAT is a candidate for the
office of Township Treasurer and re-
spectfully solicits the endorsement of
the voters Of South Arm Township.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-03-09

A Philadelphia Judge has decided
that wife may pick her husbands g
pocket. Nav, eh? It's cinch that
she will.
When woman marries "A man to
reform him she usually has an idea
that she can surely accomplish, 1T bv
putting something in his coffee.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-03-09

EMPEY BROS. will sell their entire
stock of CoMFoRTERs, size 6S IS
inches, filed with clean cotton 'patten,
price S5 cents. This is a rare oppor-
tunity. Come at once for they will
soon be gone.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-03-09
REV. CHAs. sAGER SAYS

Na. c. A. ABBOTT, August n, .sos.
90 Ann ST., New York City.
Dear Sir have known for over 90 years of the
effects of Wilson'S Remedy Wilson's Preparation
OF hypophosphites and Biodgettil in cases OF pull
tnonary troubles. At this punt will say to you
what you have not before known Of; that ~ years
since, while was a resident of NY. City, was
severely i'll with lung trouble Physicians said
sconsumptve and my family physician told my wife
was directed to the Wilson Remedy, which used
with splendid effect have been on my feet and at
work ever since ny cure Yours truly,
REV. CHAS. SAGER,
Pastor NJ. z. Church, Hunter, Greene Co.,) N. Y.
On Dec &, Ip,r, Mr., Sager wrote Mr.. Abbott,
MY health is Osr> good"
If you will write Mr.. Abbott he
will gladly furnish you any further
information you desire,
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-03-09

HAY-s20 90 per ton. Delivered
anywhere 10 the city. MALPASS
HARDWARE Co.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-03-09

oag reuedy for eczer1a, Din ries, running sore5,
wounds, burns, salt rheanl, ring worm, piles
and acne. rngls appncaticn will usually give
Immediate relief. The burning. irritating inharn-
mniion quickly subsidies anu tho sores dry and
disappear.
The FIyssDrop Saive is now pat M IN Is
and 80 cent packages end sold by nearly all
drug2,sss. II it's not obainabie In your locality
YOU can nsder direct from Swanson X. q. Co.
ise Lake s. chicago. III, and II will be sent post
paid ppon .rccirt ii, price: ft ~ mn etcchent
Sulne9y to- It,sclai ftif af,dscafp Runaors
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Ornabeigextl tlxmss 0systbtle1.
Gincinnati. II. Jebr.
Nsue 6pppthefen.

Nrtbur 6. Daugban ON Tsobius
Roub 6. u. 9. Co., $25OO.
petroueua Storme3onb On German
amsrican Commercial u. Gan. Bf., 81.
}ranees HurblnI On D'grpcupilIe
.. v. 6. Co.. $1250.
9enrp Combs on bdeI6e, $3.50.
Sibnep u. gaibmelI an QiberuI 6.
u 3. 60. $500.
George 8. Watbauer an Gumuinss
bile 6. u. q. Co., $1,000.
Qouife Oaugsr Mopperer an 81.
Batter. $500.
Joiepb 3. Graf an Hrigbtcn Utrs
mon Dnnt Co., $500.
Sobn q. Hulmo1ln an bsielbs,
$1,000.
%. gopO Gog an mdtsr g
GHmibt, $126. s
Mbs Mtite an sObn M Nppb, $325.
Glfie D. G9megel an /. Rat.- g. u.
g. Co., $226O.
Jas. 8. Nsurptp an GgatfsxH Dbio
|Q - = Gs~ leQ
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Orunseil.atllms ; 1ebertrssnnSen


Sliper e. 8rubbs an Benjarniu R.
pertins, SO ater, mehr obsr ipeniger,
i'm RoropeiiOiertei pom Seition 6 in
WhiteDater 5p. $1,000.
0orn DiIion on Garep g. Jerris.
40 bel 200 SUP on Der NorDisite Don
5alpin 2Ips., 26O syub bon Der Noros
tpeitete bon &inpooo ND. uno 9alpin
IDe. 81.
Sra g. @ifforb an CLARA g.
Mspers, 80 bel 150 Sub an Der 6iibs
ieite bon Bart MDe., gtornoob. 81.
5enrp goedmdnn u. u. an Roibes
rine 0inIsr, 174 bei so syub an ber
Rorbieits bon 5. 2tne.. biibtnb biz
Norboitsde BON s. MDe. unb Part Ctr.
ST..
4lmer N. 9udntr an bic 8. u. G.
posus Co., eink irreguldre Got bon
80 CUB an Der Norbisite BON 8. Abe,
94 CUB OftIia BON ber Race Gtrabs.
81.
| Deielbs an bisieIbe, bnfelbe Gissn.
tbum. So. .375.O0.
4nna .. goy an Marie g. p<nts
large, 81 SUB non Der Dffeite BET
Got 43 unb 90 CUB bon Der Meafeite
BON Got AZ in Hbos. 6og' llnterobs
tbeilung in BpouIing. 81.
pnmelia u. QeoHnrb an g. q. Ben,
Got go. 439 in Der GI1mere Gpnbicate
1IufprnfAh Nn~,soah G1E1
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lGitieuna bss giiraers. Dn bate bsr
3pedDerbanb Grob : Berlin stsih cts
fpas 81 reformiren.
Nlie tommt 8. .. Der iIeine .putel4
od5u, meiner Wirtbin Scbn2 Niskr
ionnte er INNER nod, burn elm .ipunz
orrbur ipobltbdtisss9oh fcbliipf.n. bds
Der OrnbtSaun bts boureifen g3urabis-
les gum Slid a,ifipeiit - aber man
ssrreibt iidl Ieiht bic s,oien an einem
porIiebenoen Drobt nnb fich auf
Der Wisit berumiummeln. Rtun Mos
note i'm Sabre lit iie nit bem gIeidsn
tur3en, griinlid@forbiofen, aersretsnen
@ras geitmiift, bisie Bsrliner 9ors
itaotipieie. Sin ibealer s3irfus, Grers
3ierplab, prdriegrunp fir pniei. lIno
| ljsBt tommt iikr bus ariinlifF Ddilefz
grds - Shnee, pirtlihtr Shnes.
iiber ben man Ihlittsrn. Den man 3ile
iammenballsn uno iperfen tann2 8
nsin! Das iisbt nur 10 in ben gilbers
biidern. a5eBt tommt cine feud1ie,
fhmusise WuiIs auf Die Wisie, bic 5u
tihts anDerem gut III. als 3um
Shnupfsn triegen. go pro formd
mub es tben in Grob 9erlin oub
ihneien, pie es pro forma In 9rob=
Berlin audi fpieber ariinen niub. Wsll
in benz Weltbdfdr Berlin alIes auF
Eager isin nruB, iogur bic bier Sab
rtsseiten. aRr iie iino bitIige poa
| felpaare, uno id ipasne Dor BEN ans
.auf.
| limb ipenn IS ipirtlih einrndI 10
reht orbentii1 Sfnse g.ben rpiirbt
mas fpiirbe man in Berlin bamit
tbun2 SAn sertreten. sermuImsn uHo
| ihn ipegiebren, iobalb er belhmust
senus mare. go sebt man III ben
Strdbsn NIT alien Reiusn nnb Gris
| ffsn um.
| gDenn es in Berlin ihneii, bebeutst
Das fir uns eiliee Wenfhen eine Be-
ldfii1uns. ipenn es regnet. cine Be-
lditigung. tpenn Der Wino tpebt, audi.
Die drsite geldjtisuns teoeuiet bic
Sonne; iebe ionnise Stunpt nteirt bic
@runbIoesn Der GroBitaot, treibt uns
| itre SetIe aus unieren pflihtfhnlbis
gen Bureaus, perbobnt uns, beleIoigt
luns. sstoes Streifhen Shnte auf els
nem ptaiterftein fruet ironifd): 9u
| treibfi bid nod bier berum2 Du ruts
| iheit niht iraenbipo i'm 5reisn iber
lsinen ipmpatbii6sn. NIT sftsm5hne.
beipdfdensn abbnng2
| 9iein, bic Sabres3eiten iolIen brauz
| Gen bleiben. Mir brauhen Elm biirs
| aerlihes 9urhihniiisipe.ttr. nicts
Darm, niht toli. nidt ionnis. niht
ncblig. Gin Weiter, bel oem niemano
| fid einsn Shnupfen bolt ob.r Soms
meriproHen. So3lfdsen elm bpsienia
Ifhes 9ureuutrstter, eipiasn 3tntrals
bei,unssfriibIins. Die ,5atrssseit.I
| finb gut fir Meran, 6erins.borf,
ESuntt Wlorib. Gang seliHoe oiirfeH
| fis aud ihOn in Bannfse anfangsn.
iaber nur Spnntdgs.
| Wenn mir ben autkn f6on niht
Iiriesen, fol- man ihn uns uuh nidt
lpor bic Nais balten. Dus iit feint
Utanier. putsI lpia fortipGbreno poH
mir lpiFen. mann "a 70 bcu ihneisn
fpirb, bob er iid3 einen ShntfmonH
bausn lam. Die ROblenitiide fiir bic
| Austn bat er idlon.
| Ulein Gpbn pntel, fdhre liebtr ins
Gnaabin! llnb fnIis BIZ tsin gelb baft,
beudae Refignotion. Ga sibt ben ~ers
item Gdnee1 in Drob Berlin, aber
lseinen olpeitsn. ipirtlihen. 96hfens
Waoteriol 5nr aotbtreitung. Qisber
pusel, psrsi6ttn mir Iieber auf biele
| Art Rutiir.
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Der erlte Sanee.
Bon DeIiaL

8trIin. i'm Januar.
Die Wororiipisfe Dor meinem 1ens
fer (baurtifes 1erroin, 1ebduuness
plan beb0rblih genebnigt) III enbtih
geitern esoen Nbenb Elm ipsHie tpeiB aez
iDcrbtn. ND<r bn Ger1iitb befitt, ipirD
lDttn gefismnit. 0ebsniet Der D0elein
Dber fitbt uuter bem RIon9e ber Meihs
na@tsgldden illdbsefd fdnittene Gbrifts
bdnule i'm bef6ufiien MoIb psr ben,
MnDe feinkr @ssIe nuftnuben 81
ni@i. 80 enpfiube ben Ht4rieb Ser
Jo9re55eiten MI e fIf, als eine uEittel.
eJtgS{i@e Gtnzi1 1knnG ~ ~ ~
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Gin 0erbanD gegen pa 8
'9I6erperleiben. g 0as S6it@
iaI perborster 8IAer bat fdon Wian'
den oa5u sebra9t, grunoidslid tein
BUD mebr gu perleiaen; lit es bod be-
tannt. bab islblt bic OroentIiditen unb
aeipiifenbaftelten Wlenihen gegeniiber
geIisbsn.n Budern sineSorgloiisteit an
Den Gag lessn, Die jeoer 8eiareibung
ipottet. Ibgeieben oaoon, DaB Der
8erleiber 5u befiirhten bat, iein BUD
gar niht pber nur in sdn3Iid psrpahr.
loitem 3uitanoe tpieoer gu betommen.
ftpebt er, ba iein BUD Dielleiht burh
piele unb nint immer einpanbfreie
9dnbe sesunseu 1T, uubsrbsm IN Der
fteten .bngieniihen" @efabr. iih gum
Danf fir feline 9efdnisteit cine ans
itedenbe RranfKit au3u5isben. Die
8iiherFreuHbe tperben bdber nit Jreus
ben pernebmen, bab ii6 in paris elm
.Derbonb geeen bas giiaerperleiben"
sebiloet bat, Der fir feline 8eftrsbungen
eifrig propaganba nluht. Dieter Des
banfe 1T ia nun an iid eans ihDn;
aber man tpeiB einftneilen ni6t reht,
mas Der neue Der6ano eisentlif pors
bat: min er bag BiihsrDerlsibsn felbft
rabitdl betdmpfeu, ober min er bic
Gntleibtr ersieben. auf DaB iie bic ge-
pnmpteu Bidder niht nur iorafam Be.
bunbeln. fonbern fie aud, obne iis tpei=
ter 81 perborgen, alsbulb 5uriid3uge-
benz Wan Tam jebenfalls eeipannt
bnruuf iein, tDie Der Werbanb ber tids
singsuur5eItsn llniitte a66sIfen au
sSnae1 staabt
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/ DisbRabi in brabtIofer
Ie1esrapbie. Die Gortf4riite ber
brubtlcitn 2eIesrupbie unD -ibrer Muss
nubnns baben In sJrnnir<iH Die Noib-
ipenbigieit tines neiien Defsbes aur
syolge gebdbt, bcs bic unberentigte 8e.
nubung bieier neneIten grrungeafGoft
Der Eehnit perbinbsri. G<it sinig<n
Tondten tptrben pomgifeltburn burn
Die ber3ihen WtlIen 3ipeimcl am 4n<
gs gtnaus 3kitfisnole oasgefunbt. bic
ouf bobtr Gee BON nenen. bic cine 90.
nnie Teiiimmung ibres lGHgegrd0ts
MAIDEN, 5u einer rintistn 3fitbefiims
mlng benubt iptrbtn f0nnen. Ginigs
unternsbmenbt periouen, Dor alien
1lbrmnter, IinD nun ouf nis s5bet ees
ionmsn. boB es fir iebermnlin ytisht
lift, biefe Gignals NIT 6ilfe zines 5iems
Iid ieibs au fonitruirenben Mppdrotes
nuf3ufdngen. lin biefsm Wibbranm
,5u beusrn. III bnber tin geIsSIimes0sr<
bot Der nnbere6tieten Nenntnna ber
3eitfiennlt sranngen. Wtnn man bdsoH
besttt, msint bnsu bus ~4thtndun, I,
bo6 BE britifdFn ppiibeb6rben cine
betrd@tlihe Gumme Fir bit Qlsferuno
oer 3kitiignole bon Gretnmi& 3c9Ien
iniifen, 70 lam man 6erite5ea. bah
man ~ eeoen IN 1litbf1ss4 81 iusbA
rvn fn&t; 0b<r ME bo3 8eftt ~ 0ers
bot busdoefiihgt 'aperben jua, bdE fuaIl
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Sobn 6. s5laab nh gSsiiern Germ.
gant, $1,000.
poul q. 'Gtrbsr ar 5pos pdrt 3.
IL. 6. g.. $1,000.
paul oelb an M. 5offman, $500.
6enrn Rabbs an Gitissns 91nt, ct.
BERNARD, 800.
Sfaac pelsner an Gith,r Rabsr,
$500.
Sopbis Wo.asr an yinoIaD Wiatset
go. 2 6. II. y. Co., $1,000.
Dapib 6. G,ogIina ON s,uobarb
Shpars, $1,000.
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Co., $275O.
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| g. Co., $1,000.
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| S1183.30.
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CO., 9lZOU.
anno 20. 6. DaDis an aisubet3
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U. SO. 1, $1,000.
aIonso Boone an GdrfieiD $40. 2
8. II. 3. Co.. $500.
aaura ). 9eputp an GsobiiOn y.
u. go. g. S2250.
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5pman Rsusr on 9roOibert 2. .,
u. 3. Co., $1,000.
0etilgte 5ppotbefm.
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per, $770.
aribur 6. 8ausbn Oh qls1fani
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| aouis qi.er an 5rani 20. Siont.
$1,000.
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a., $1750.
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u. g. a., $500.
gffie goIburn an Gnterpriie 9. H.
6. u. Co., $2100.
Carrie Roth on Bcnb 5n 3. u.
Co., $1200
senrp Goombs on Sfgrp5npill, q.
u. 6. Co., $500.
q. 3. 3umphrep ON ,Sohn Dols,
$275.
! Gjeors. ). Wlntbousr an Gummins'
bile g. II. y. Co. $1250.
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mount y. u. 6. Co., $4,000,
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SAILS.
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sgrancss M. Ban Driste oH Georgs
3. Donsban, $3.50.
0eIentine BolImer an Ren 8u6eps
6. u. 9. Co., $1,000.
aunie DopIs an msrtoniile 6. u
q. Co., 1926.
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q. Co., $1,000.
Mionso Boone an 0arfielo no. z
Ia. II. y. Co., $3.50.
| aaurn Gsputp an Jreebman glit
Soc., $500.
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pisrfe, $1250.
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| IS. u. 8. Co., $500.
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g. Co., $500.
| Mm. Dintelater an 2ighion Gsrm
| 81. Co., $500.
| 2ouiie ]. Born.s an Southeru
Ohio SAP. 81. Co., $500.
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Co., $1T50.
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6. II. 4. Co.. $500.
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$1,000.
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$3.50.
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u. go. A, 5000.
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6. u. g. Co.. $11.6W.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-04
WEEDS YOUTH WHO SAVED
HER FROM VICIOUS DOG

PITTSBURG, Sept. 8.-After telling
their families that they were going to
visit some friends IN Barberton, Ohio,
Miss Rebecca McLaln and Jesse Ed
wards, East End, were married in
Akron, Ohio. Yesterday the families
were notified by telegram of the elope-
ment. After the marriage the young
couple left on a honeymoon to Cleve-
land
Their meeting was romantic Mrs.
Edwards. then Miss McLain. was
walking down Sheridan avenue one day
last year. when suddenly she was at
tackled by a vicious dog. Calling for
helps, she attracted the attention OF
young Edwards. who was in his place
of business. Running to her side, Ed
wards dubbed and kicked the dog into
unconsciousness. He later took the
young girl home in his automobile.