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Arizona republican., 1912-01-26
BUYS A FRANKLIN.-Robert F

derson has decided that since the price of shoe leather has advanced walking is too expensive. Naturally he bought an automobile and as the Franklin seemed to be the sort of a machine he wanted. George Haze man landed the deal. Bob does not expect to save the price of the car on his shoes alone, but he got a five passenger model So he could take care of the whole family.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-26

PENNY SOClAl.-In the parlors of the First Methodist church, corner of Second avenue and Monroe street, at 7:30 this evening will be held a 'panny social" This is being given by the Epworth league und every member and all young friends are especially invited to be present and bring some pennies, for there will be some things there that one can't have without penny.
 A FALSE REPORT-Anxious tele- grams were received from Prescott last night concerning the progress Of the Yavapai count, as il was report cd there that Camp Verde precinct had been thrown out. The Yavapai count has not been started vet and may not be until tomorrow. The Camp Verde rumor probably arose through a confounding of names Tanque Verde returns in Pima count" are yet unaccountcd for The i'm portance of the rumor in Prescott lay ir the fact that if Campo Verde re turns were not counted two more re- publicans than heretofore figured on, would be elected.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-26

Charles $. Wood, who has been 1T
 charge of the local weather bureau
 has been changed tc the office iI
 Lincoln. Neb. F.. F. Lanning o Portland. Ore, will take charge O fI,. local brappb
Arizona republican., 1912-01-26
MIAMI IADY.-Mrs P. NJ Nash C

MIAMI lADY.-Mrs r. NJ. Nash of Miami is here.
 DENVER MAN.-Warren l.. Hall of Denver is in the city
 THE WINDY cITV.-John D. Fouse of Chicago was here Thursday.
 NEW YoRKER-A. N. Harris of New York city is in Phoenix.
 BUSINESS TRIPS. R. Clingan of Detroit is here on business.
 FROM K. CIV. s. Shobe and wife of Kansas City are in town.
 CALIFORNIAN.-R. L. Kinney of San Diego was in Phoenix Thursday. CHICAGO coUPLE.-Charles Pride and wife of Chicago are in the city. CHICAGO NAME. D. Williams of Chicago is in the city on business
 FROM BILL PENN'S ToWN.-L H. Webb of Philadelphia is in the city.
 FROM THE coAsT-P. A. Kerns of Los Angeles WIS in the city Thursday.
 BUSINESS TRlP.-R. F. Schaefer of Peoria was here yesterday on business.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-26
Of Local Interest
To Our Subscribers

Subscribers of The RepubIi- can who fail to receive a copy of the mornings issue will con- fer a favor by calling Overland APP or Consolidated Main 43. Before 8 a. m. a special mes senger equipped with motor cycle will deliver the missing issue. Without the co-opera- ton of our subscribers in this matter it is impossible for us to maintain perfect and satis- factory delivery.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-26
STORED WATER SUPPLY.

Water service Dept. Daily Rport, January 25.
 Elevation of water in reservoir.
 rect -------.-- .--..-----.-- I1S. 70 Contents of reservoir. acre feet. 431 ,9l9 Elevation of water in reservoir
 year ago today. feet. 106.60 Contents of reservoir 1 year
 ago today. acre feet.........134,6 ,694 Loss proceeding 24 hours, acre
 leet ..------. ...-.-..--.... Sdj Normal flow Salt and Verde
 rivers at Granite Reef dam
 NJ l. ............... 22.471 Normal flow of Salt River at
 the joint head, NJ. | ....-... 3.s7O Amount of water used for irri-
 gation, north side, NJ I...... 26.910 Amount of water used for irri-
 gation. south side. M. I..... 1S,6S0 Water today in all the canals cX- cept the MaricOpa
Arizona republican., 1912-01-26

degreeS. Excess in temperature since first Of month Sl degrees. Accumulated excess in temperature since January l, S1 degrees. Deficiency in rainfall yesterday .Gz inch.
 Deficiency in rainfall since first of month 9S inch. Accumulated deficiency in rainfall since January 1, 9S inch.
 E. l.. LANNING
 Official in Charge.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-26
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today-Fair with not much change in temperature.
 Data for 24 hours ending p. m yesterday:
Arizona republican., 1912-01-26
THE BIG FIRE.

When the Equitable Building was destroyed by fire in New York the other day it demonstrated the value Of d modern safe deposit vault, where billions of wealth WIS stored and not a penny lost. A box in our safe de- posit vaults cost from three dollars upward. according to size. We also rent space of chests and small trunks. The National Bank of Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-26
NOW'S THE TIME

To plant your fruit trees. We have select stock from Fresno. Califor- mia. which have been remarkably sue cessful in this section. Apples. beach, es. plums. apricots. pears. and figs. Early planting brings the best re- suits you know. So get busy. We have select garden seeds. Our prices are modest Hills Seed House. 126 North Central Ave.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-26
JUDGE MecoRMIcK's ILLNESS

Judge James H. Mccormick. who has been i'll for months at his home. cor ner of California avenue and Wash ington street. is reported as rapidly sinking, and there is but slender hope for his recovery. He is suffering of nervous disorder. MT. and Mrs. Mccormick have resided here for many years and their many friends will hope for an immediate change for the better.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-26
HEREl FRUIT GRoWERSl

Have you seen those nine-inch Keen Kutter Pruning Shears at Davidson's? :? They arc the highest quality, have hand forged blades and are fully war ranted. Davidson has a good stock of pruning shears to meet all de mands ranging in size from six inches to ten feet in length. 22 West Wash ington.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-08-22
BTAxLLYROElNCE'

Modern court in haste and repent leisure
E#
intentions pavement
Many reputation
girls aregi away
There more
actually believes he understands
isn't bahuness that keeps from wanting to meet their
obligations ~
About only thing gets birthday a
rolling pin #
your before compelled and
ard puler
his family for of spending
his money on his fool friends f
thing that want to apollo
gize for things you don't remember having done
They that growing
them out Of the field
shocks that they
intended to this
Every a called him
field nquisve is sure to ask how much the In
is.
The pastor of the sharps and Flats was the country sunday
agab shocked at the number of shocks that he
spirit mechanic tradesman
laboe time making the
perfect to live in. @ #szzsH&
Nobody objects to the rain falling in large quantities little ap9n ne lust
is falling upon unharveed crops
sanderng tongue oahsome
reptile upon give warning
fore he strikes you but the sanderer-
active VII keep Win the y, ,, , e hs p
wrote Che defense Of Notwithstanding women. #8
November The trouble =
the Republican party has only stood IN
Every IN Its prosperity One
81 the best ways to help it is patriotism
and interests that effect the town should
which ne farmer par0n.ns So
own traaesnen spirit that viii not purchase
B articles abroad Y they can be bought Ct home
The farmers skin bronzed but his eyes as
ue as ether above lis head and his fayori
independent creature that wears 'he saro s.
n civilized man
citizens taking active interest
their homes OF
she NEST prornent position @ hs map Va
ourselves along The Improvement line
AZ nanoia and his chron
icea Is liz Following language this
all vanity the hour his paper was START
lime he hrs been solicited e M on every given
truth without dimnshag
Under these circumstances
for he resires IN order g
reerne mora constitution
dollar hn that y 20 81 Johnson e. elected
IN there Is change 3 sae pogra
republican nomination ior o this state
report they would drop
ofcas Tie state
report about the of Scars Roeues
e have acops Y ne
gse sour
the
when he has the umbrella and hs
dYppags
u 20 he lost blythe man who follows
rohbesy lend
cassy "a
aTnrns Mans signfnes asNusna
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-08-22
INDIAN KILLED ON TRACK

Near Rochelle, ILL.,, ali Indian went
to sleep on railroad track and was
killed by the fast express. He paid
for his carelessness with his life.
Often Its that way when people neg
Iect coughs and colds. Don't risk
your life when prompt use of Dr..
Kings New Discovery will cure them
and SC prevent a dangerous throat or
lung trouble. "1t completely cured
me, In short time, of a terrible cough
that followed a severe attack of Grip"
writes J. r. Watts, Floydoda, Tex,
ttand regalned Is pounds in weight
that l had lost Quick, safe. reli.
able and guaranteed. soc and s1.00
Trial bottle free at all druggists. s.11
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-08-22
Buy Of us by Mail
assurance
satisfactory
We receive
ALWAYS nled the day they received @ :S5s I'd,
We Don't Lose by Bad Ac-
counts and You are Gamer

Tremendous lost
accounts Any redeem these
the ledger will
ertoWn II Is with Package
counts because treat alike
because some else has failed his
stance credit
the that
that thought all
he had agreed Where would
right
him the How would
sack Of sugar? would make
that business losses
husne @ Z $ nc 3
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-09
HUNTERS FIND MN
DEAD IN A FIELD

Especial Ia The Richmond Nirginian.
RALEIGH, n C., Dec. Sat u
late hour tonight no arrest had been
made in the case OF the mysterious
death of supposed stranger. whose
body was found near Caraleigh. a
mill settlement southwest of Raleigh,
by two men. Arthur Dean and Charles
Taylor, who are reported to have
been out rabbit hunting.
The pockets OF the dead mans
clothes were turned and nothing
valuable left. except that an en-
Velope addressed to one wv. Il.
Evans Ellington. y. c." was found
near the body and an empty whiskey
bottle and part of a pack of cards
reposed peacefully nearby. That the
death was caused by foul play, n the
impression. and in some respects re-
minds the authorities OF the murder
which cost the life here of a Rich
mond man in the opposite end Of
the city suburbs a few years ago.
The county authorities and town
shin constable have the present case
IN hand, as the killing. or death, oc-
CURED outside the city limits
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-09
Taft CHRISTMAS
DOWN IN PANAMA

NORFOLK, VA, nee. S.-Aec"rd.ng
to tentative plans, President Tart. &C.
c,mpan!cd by his staff and his an
tire family, viii leave for the Panama
canal zone this month on the battle
ship Arkansas, the largest and fastest
ship in the navy,
The Arkansas viii be accompanied
by the hattiesh,p Delaware. The start
will be made from Key West ,'etween
Dec mber 18th and December 18th
The president and his party probably
will spend Christmas at Cristohal. al
though it Is possible that they may
return in time for Christmas dinner at
the White House.
Among those expected to make the
trip on tho Arkansas, are Charles =.
Taft and his wife, Mr.. Hiles, secre-
tary to the president: Major Rhodes
and lieutenant Commander Timmons.
Two maids and two women cocks will
he taken along.
The ArFansG now in Hampton
Roads, viii he fitted out with com
mrdious quarters fer the president and
his family.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-09
WOMAN NOW SAYS
DESIRES TO LIVE
WIFE NO. RECOVERING EROS
HER ATTEMPT At SELF
DESTRUCTION.
KNEW OF DUAL LIFE
POLICE THINK ARCHITECT ~.
FORMED HER BEFORE RE
DIEM uE WAS BUILDING
7
CHURCH HERE.

EXPRESSING q desire TO live after hct
attempt al eoH4nt.ting suicide Sat
uruay morning by taking three ounces
Of chIorotoriA, airs. Chr istina john
sen became rational yesterday In tho
City hospital and narrated 10 the phy-
scans little OF her story. She mar
rled IL. III. hlsgins. over vince death
she grIeved. la England about thres
Yeas ago, and, according 10 The state
mems wni6n were gwen out. had traV-
eied abroad w!Sft him.
Or. Bernhard, one Of the City hos
pital internes, who had talked with
her, said that she gave the impress
son that she did not know that Hug
gins vlseaas married sire and
iiuggins had lived happily together
for three years, and she believed I'M
plicitly mat she was his lawfully
weuaed wife,
Building Church Here.
Huggins was well known archi-
teet OF Roanoke, and WAS d man OF
consider "a bic fortune. Mrs. Johnston
also had money. most OF which vas
placed in Norfolk banks. Detectives
found in her room sl-S in currency.
pom marrying Mrs. Johnston.
Higgins took her name. Ia Rich
mona ne WAS known as johnston. In
Roanoke he was known by his real
name. He was here oslensibly, 1t was
said. as an architect for one OF the
new cnarlh beng erected In The
West END. AS an architect with bus
intss transactions in the Two cities, Il
was easy tor him To divide his time
between The tw1 women he claimed
as his wises. his lie here was hap
py. and ali who knew them thought
that Mr. and Mrs. Johnston were hap
PITY mated and without care.
Revealed Dual Life.
1t In very evident, however, accord
ing to the police. that ,iu2sns. be-
fore he died on Wednesdas, Informed
Mrs JCaHston of his dual !ie, for pne
of the letters she wrote before at
mptiug 10 end her life Was ad dressed
to Mrs. II. ri Higgins In Roanoke
And in the letter she al !ivssed II
Mrs. ky le. 23o West Cary street, she
stated that "the cross was too heavy
10 bear"
After becoming conscious in the
City hospital. Mrs. Johnston said that
she wished to live. and that as soon "a
she was able to travel she could ee 10
San Francisco, Cal. She has / broth
er here, Patrick Johnston. who lived
in the same apartments. lie came to
this country from Dublin, Ireland, at
the request of his sister,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-09
ChAL0NER APPEALS
TO THE PRESIDENT
ASKS EXECUTIVE TO HAVE At
ToRNEs GENERAL REVIEW
THE HOLT CHARGES.
LECTURE IN RALEIGH
WILL DRAW COMPARISON RE
TWEEN RECENT WEATHEHs
CASE AND HIS OWN AND
LAUD TARHEEL IT STICE

A lengthy letter to President Taft
setting taith what he ceitoN.s Is sui
ncient evidence &C. warrant the Inn
peacnmeut Oh Federal JUaEe HuU, OF
New YORK. and reeus sting the pIesi-
dent to Rave tne attorney general re-
view the case. WAS read hy john Arm
strong ChaI Jutr 70 an attentive Huul-
enc of seSara! hundred LIST night IN
The Rex theateT
In the event tha; the attorney gem
erat fat.. s., TAXI, a.ii5r. Mir tnas-
one, asle ,ss pr.s.8epY in has letter
= e.s,,,a,,,r., }..,4t t.r,tsgtis.n for a Visit
~ Iho D4.irEet M .a.u-abs4 In oraty
tb,t h.. ,sssz las as qr!se,nse against
rt,dgs itsft h,f-.r. ll;a sf53ts5srp com
rafitss ~ ia, r..fs,. - ~. -e~anlativps.
IL Ralciyb N,st SUNDAY.
AIR sbsf.neg sl-a announced that
he wsufd l.e,urf tr Raleigh. \. e..
NEXT SUNDAY f.eht. taking as ms text
the eaSa 81 Mrs NE.4tasrs. Of that
tba STATE insane hospital on habeas
ss~rr,,s nraG,.,.,4fng. nfier hef husband
hsi - t,.,, t,,l'3rr,..ttsd without due
,sr|.4ess - law. TIN. \yeathars case.
Nj ,bafa,tr ar..aras t4rsIc!s hfs
ne,p ana st.ar r..tfnu of h he made
an bse r,in4 t., to- <arih C.tfo..u4
end so,3v,aft..sfe tbe peouls on tae
fran5 ~ t,,q;4..l iast lis h.aipd 3ut In
shat efatt ana cp,Hfara IL with IN
raw deat thai has bssen given him by
- ~ nv f,.,,rte In tis raht 10
regain eltszensbtr and property.
N,t,i,.., t~.e,ort = !, tssre-tcI
Ing, v.n,t method va ta he en-
,,tS,..a IN arsar-r has immunity
era5net arreSt ar attach from his false
-, "a .5,..5..r,f,,o ,zf.,ti..s a,ht,u
-. .,.,t.'e... -, sl,,..t-- .,,, ma IRAN tin,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-09
COLONEL IS OFF TO
SECOND A MAGEDDON

NEW YORK. nec, S.-Celenel
Roosevelt and one hundred followers
started for the Progressive conference
at Chicago on a special train today.
Among those on board were Theodore
n Robinson william H. Hetchkiss-
George ". Perkins, Timothy J.. Wood
ruff clifford Pinchot Dean Kirchway.
Of Colun bja university. and George r.
Manchester
Tomorrow Colonel Roosevelt Is to
deliver speech in which he may
outline his attitude toward the presi-
dertial nomination of 1916. He re-
turns here Wed esddy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-09
ANOTHER REMeRAkT
COMES TO AMERICA

LONDON, DEC S.--Tne Morning
Past learns that the Duvecns have
sold 10 Henry Goldman. "ot America, ="
Renhrandt's St Bartholomew This
is probably the portrait Of a man"
bent 10 last winters exhibition in the
Royal academy ay A. r. Boughtpu
Knight. The work has also been call
Ga RenabranGt's Cooke and has been
engraxe, as 1.-THE Assassin It hears
an unusual signature, and is dated
1861. The picture ls DISTINGUISHED TOR
satS powerful characterization OF
krand but simple technique il show
\ man OF middle age whose features
&re strongly marked and expressive,
wearing q dark cloak over dress that
~ dark except for a white shirt front
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-09
BRING BACK MAN
MAAEED FOR FIRGERY

Detective Sergeant L r. Ke}lam
will leave al : 20 tonight for Harris
onburg. Pa, 80 bring back Leroy
Hanston wanted here on a charge
of defraudiug the American National
bank out II $s-5. IIogstous real
name IS sand 10 be Hugh j O'DouneiL
ii IL stated that he has admitted
that he Is the man wanted
Houston ottairrd the money by
forging the name Of y l.. iIa~se.
ase offices ne had entered nader
the pretcnse 81 selling a HAsaz ne.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-09
ALL-THE.yEAR IS
CONSIDERED BEST
EXTENSION OF PLAY GROUND sYs-
TEN SHOULD NOT rE con-
FINED TO SUMMER
BETTER FOR CHILD
FITS ~ WITH ITS NATURE AND
CLIMATE or RICHMOND Is
PECI LARRY ADAPTED
TO THIS.

Some people seem TO have the i'm
preston that the plan or extension
OF playground work in Richmond has
already passed the city council Such
Is not the case. The plan endorsed
by over forty organizations has re-
ceived the recommendation of the
grounds and buildings committee OF
the city council. Before 1t can be-
come effective however. the appro-
pridtion must be recommended by the
finance committee. This has not yet
been done.
The extension of the playground
work proposed plans not only to reach
more children, but to reach them
more effectively and for me enule
year instead Of merely In the sum
mer months, as in the past il is for
this reason that those urging the plan
feel that it viii do from six to eight
times rs much as has been done hith-
erto en- an expenditure OF three times
the 81 500 which was voted last year.
Consider Two Plans.
There are two ways In which tho
$500 which is being asked Tor for
supervision. leadership, caretaking and
equipment can he spent 1t may be
spent all during the sumner months
or it m3v he spent On ! smaller num-
bar Of grounds ana indoor places Of
use during the entire twelve months
Of the year. Those who have stud 81
the matter m st carefully feel that
there is distinct advantage In e%-
tenfino the work over the entire year
irstead Of doing 1t only in the SUM
mer months.
In the drst place this method fits
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-09
PASTOR RUSSELL
IN SATAN'S ROLE
REV. n. LACY HoGE REFERS TO
MN AS THE PERsoNIFICATIoN
OF THE EVIL ONE.
HIS FALSE DOCTRINES
TELLS CONGREGATION TO BEWARE
OF FALSE CHRIST AND OF
FALSEH00DS OF
THE DEVIL.


II We do not believe In Christ we
do not believe IN the Bible. and u we
believe In God and the Cnflst fsN'4it3
in the Bible We mast believe n a't
the supernatural things recorded
therein, according to Kew, b, Lacy
bose a. has sermon On me 10 '-. =
Counterfeit OF CHRIST ana ChFistlai'-
ty' at Emmanuel Baptist chufch last
night
Viii Answer Through Pulpit.
Before beginning her sermon DR.
Hose said taat he had been asked
bv an officer in the Methodist church
why he did not reply through the
ue,, spapers To the letters Of some Of
mo fo,f,Vers of Pastor Russell. at
lacking him In reply he stated that
ne would answer nj. questions from
the pulpit Of his church. My mis-
sion is to nreach the gospel" he said.
Taking as his text Juae 3--' Earn
os,ly cogtend for the faith which was
onrc f,r an delyercd 10 the saints ---
pr Hoqe said in part. referring in
directly To Pastor Russell as SATAN :
IF we have wrong views about
Chris, We viii have wrong views OF
the whole gospel II we believe ~
s;ad ana the Christ revealed IN the
AM Ne viii believe the Bible and all
corded TINS IS one reason that satan
i ever giving to man different Christ
rom the ole revealed ia me song
tIirce--the one who was born Of Ntr-
ain Mary ana VINO MAS and is God
GStan giyes tsibla names TO mas
-.''',.tsrCest C1r5st and his false doc
trIges. Tie gives to men a Christ that
is only Il created beng, while the
Christ of the Bible is the Creator
Stu saws hrist was an angel, then
became man. and is roH eAaited
above all other creatures, bat Is sun
only A creature He SAYS that Jesus
.rn af ,,od in the same sense that
a,hcr men win lie made sons 81 cod.
fsaul ,,4cfp3 that Christ was God and
took on himself. not the nature Of
angels. but the nature u man.
- rorte' sav.ng that Jesus y as not d
continuation II two natures human
ara divfne. The Bfbfe teaches Iha'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-09

Joseph Marshall. colored. was ar
rested yesterday on a charge Of cut
ting Samuel Johnson. Johnson was
assaulted on Seventeenth street
Marshall. ii Is alleged. attacked him
with a knife and slashed him in
the throat johnson was taken to the
CITY hnspital
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-09
Charged With Larceny.

s G. Barbee, twenty-five years
old. was arrested yesterday by De-
tective Sergeants Wiley and Kellam
ON a charge OF breaking into the
residence of Vernon Iddings, T02 East
Marshall street. and stealing a
watch.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-09
MAKE MARRIAGE ON
SCIENTIFIC BASIS
EUGENIC PRINCIPLES ARE AL
READY BEING APPLIED IN
THIS COUNTRY.
MRS. II RKIAIAN AIDS
INVESTIGATION SHOWS THAT RED
HEADED PEOPLE HAVE AN
ANTiPATHY FOR EACH
OTHER.

NEW YORK, DeC. S,-El dCNiCal NP~
pIication Of eugenic principles to near
~ one hundred marriages which have
taken place in the country the past
year il became known today, had
been Influenced by the result OF the
searching scientific Investigations be-
ing conducted at the eugenics record
on &c, in connection with the scien-
tihc work of Carnegie institute, at
old Springs Harbor l.. !,
7 he work of tha eugenscs depart
ment, which is giving 10 the world
seine of the most important discoN-
cries of modern science is beng sup
ported ty Mrs, f. H. Hartman
THIS work, inaugurated less than two
years ago, in connection with the great
experimental work being carried on py
tie scientific men connected with the
Carnegie institute, and fh4 Ameri' an
Breeders association, has been pro-
crossing so quietly that few outside
men Of science have known of the
marvellous discoveries which will e feet
the future generations, and, no doubt
as predicted by scientific author ties
conVeraant with the work, pFo0uet
race, equal If not superior, TO the
physical and inIelloct nal AttractiFen SIS
\ Jf the Greeks Of old.
With the aid CT a corps Of field work
-, ~ .tn - Militant f,u3f-
, - w., s, st,{E.n a1v def etiye
families. tracing tho ines ease Of the
-! ,,,.'fas.s1. - ',ias r Daypnr.ort
- +a ~ ,ba t.',+,.1i < pecord OF &c.
~ tn a. * e,,,her several thcn-
,' sat,;i,. r,a1lt9,,..,e showing pro-
- -, 49,. ,,a,lts
,,,tt.4it 80 49,. dvises
- 80 -, eff inyrSti alton
j., ri ~. t'n3or.a an
lie ., ee ''as - Z, ,,rn,-ed facts
- 90 ,.<.[,,.. o,.,tle aho.,f Ia
|" $50 VI
~, ,rh a,.tn. tb,,s ,l,-cr 10 furnishs 4
-. ~, -, inns AVID The
va - 49,, 49, ansv-er HE
In - (,.!,', ~, tbo ,,ac,,-
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Is graz J ths - t"oN -
iSSSvf Ia 'ipNi'i '''"' '' - -
people '-a@y 80 CIV - - 80
means ch"G4en' al" - 80 : 80 = :
shou-d Ie utItued ~ - -. g - >,
l1'S So " ''-~ - - ena ntsas-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-09
IMPROVED SERIvcE.
Richmond TO Birmingham Via Sout
af-r 81

Departure 600 p. NJ. daily. with
through electric lighted drawing room
sleeping car, Arrive Atlanta 1880 A.
M; birmingham 400 y. NJ. ONCE, cot
East Main street