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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-05

(oortleslilg bon Der 6. Seite.)
lung bon lebenben 8lumcn haben.
Serarti9e fnpitaliltiihe llnterncbmunz
gen buben oas 8ett Dem &leinbanbeI,
Den Sdfern, @ebeern nnb Yittllalienz
bdrolcrn cine tDbtlidJe Gonturrens an
MAIDEN rnb iperben in fciner 8eiIe
nit poli5eiliden Sderercien belditiat.
ltnierc nrmen &arfttpei6er a6cr
miiIicn Den itarteu Mrm Der &C.
meinocs Yoli5ei ipiircn. 1tnb babel
,uiro itets nDn Der allsemcincu 8Ieid,-
belt sefaiclt.
llnierc iiibiId,en SamcnihneiDer
unb idneipi9e Suoen bes Iobcs@ ez
lpcrbcs BADEN einen nclcn Grid err
funocn, nm Die @itelfcit iino YreSidt
Der Weiber als5llbelten. Sic geben
IN oa5u eigens ein9eridteten SGlen
Ii%itfilbrungen ibrer, ~.neueltcn SGos
pfun9en". Vcingte Iuffiibrunaen be-
iteben barin, bab lire idbDnit gepad1s
ienen Trobiers Momiellcn ouf elmer
Gitrnbe Den reifen Subenz S6ifIcln
nnb ionitigen Samen porsefiibrt lperz
ben nnb babel nit ben .neueiten
ShDpfnn9en" befleibet iinb. 8eld,er
Irt bieie Sdopfungen Der jiibiiden
Sameni6neiber iinb, beiaet lfon elm
@nblid auf Die beutisen Mpbcn. Sies
Ielben bilben, fpie es Der Cardinal
Satriar6 bon Ieneoig IN ieinem
iiinsiten Sirten6riefe iaet. einen Nm
i6lag arf Die Sittiamfeit ser 6riitz
lifen Srarcn.
Shein unb Sein iinb niht bass
ielbe. @ie piele Sdmcn traacn
Seberbiitc nnb iinp in Sammt unb
Seioe gefleibet. bciiecn babeim abcr
nod feline brei Yaar 9etttiider. 8ic
piele Serrcn lauien itol5 inn Sports
foltiim bcrum uno raien in Autos
mobilen burdl Die Strabcn. lpdbrenb
bel ibrem Sausmeiiter Die 3nblun9ss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-05

Den rcligioien G~bnrnffer Serer gu err
tnhren, Seilri CT i~ci.ien 0ci.tann leis
lictc. @r cling bon Gar 81 car, Ieis
ltetc Den @~crrunScten 0ciitGno ittb
crtbciltc Scnrn, bic inn heiicn be-
oiirftia crid)icneiL bic Srp'tilgen Der
tntboliid)cn Stride. Gr trilg It%crtenSc
Wdnncr unh SrniIcn in icincu Nrmen
i'll ciiiem Iid,cren Hlde."
0crr @oagin, ipcld,cr poll Deg
SobcS III iiir Snthcr Nhcrn. ipilrbe
!chcne9cidhrlif berlcsi, pcfinhct lid
abcr sur 2cit nilf Dem @c9c Der
Vcncrlng. - 20. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-05

ifaffen? @cr lit Der @ridaffer hes
Hroid,es, ipeld,er ibnt ben 2aid be-
id,diftc? 60 lonac Der groBc PRO-
feiIor nidlt uud1 bicicn 2nih duf
tilnlllid)em 8cge bcriteQcn fam, reidt
ieine 9rpBc, crbabcne Wihenidait nod
nid,t icbr bod biunlis. Gin bon Der
9roBcn Sbdt bc9ciitcrter 3eitun9sz
idlreiber bate lpgnr icincu 2clcrn Die
9roBc Wohr o,ifaetiibt. Der &rpicIipr
babe nns~geiundiene SrDide Onrd)
tiinitlid1e @efrndtung n~lsacbriitet.
3ul es aruielt chem fat bcin Ins
h6ren Der 9on5cu icnidtioneIlen @c@
idifte! - 81. &. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-05
&odJmals &rebit fir 9ambmirtbe.

Su cinem 9riefe on Die @pllpers
neure uller Stnnten bat YrGiioeni
Gait cine rabifalc @eicsaebung 81
@imiteu Der amerifaniidJen Sarmer
unh Gpnlnmentcn nls Gin Wittel CUR
9oiung Der S%beuernnes> Srasc ems
pfpblen.
Der Yrdiibcnt rGtb. ole Yreiie ser
Atabrungsmittel baourd) 3i crmdBie
gen. oaB Die lanbipirtbid)aftlid,c Yros
button Dem Sarmer biliser aemaht
ipirb. Sies fonnte bnrd sic CIR
rihtnn9 bon Sinan5e Snitituten nadl
Mrt Der bdnerlid,er &rebiIaenoiienz
lobaften IN SeutIdlano geidcbeu,
lpeld,e Snititlitc tic nit alien @elbs
centren Der 8elt in @%erbinbuna brinz
gen nnb linen einen biQigcren mn
bealemercn arebit perihaiicn finn
fen, ais Tie ieet bahen. Bic &erpplIs
tpmmlnn9 DER 2nnbipirthihaft, Die
nilf biciem @eae 81 crreiden pdrc,
gialbt Der YrGlipent, ipiiroe einerl
groben Sfritt sur GrmdSigung Der
Yreiie Der .Sebeusmittel bebeuten.
Siilsit bat Dem YrGiibcnten Der
meritauiId,e Sotihnitcr Mnrpn Ser
rid IN Yaris 8eridt critnttet, iuic man
III Srantreid Den 9aublpirt6en 81
Silfe fonuntt. Sn Snris beItebt, 10
berihtet DER Sptihaiter. elm Sinuns
SnItifnt, bns oeit 2anbipirtbcn @cloe
oariehen bictet, bic nit mn is4 BRO
sent 81 per5inien iinb. Srantreid,
erbdlt pas 8clh BON regclredteu Gin
lcgcrn gegen cine &er5iniung bon nllr
orci Yro3eut. SIN lcstcn Snuuar
fpnnte Die Negicrung Dem aroSer
Tu6Iifum cine Sunbertz WiQionene
Au5gdbc hreipru5cntigcr Bombs an
oictcn; picie Tiis9n6c lpurbc biclfadI
ilber5eidnct. Die flcinen aapitaliireil
brodten DER Ac9icruns III tiir5eiter
3cit 5iuci MiilioneH Collars Gin
ilbcr6eilgcnher @cipeia, ipic bod ous
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-05
Die SdtweSifetem 3eitmneen I'm
KantYf seeen Die Setntmh'
ltferatur.

aus Stod6olm ifreibt |, oct
vSrantfnrter. 3eituns": SIM aampf
geeen Die Sd)mislitcratur lit bier cine
lpirtiamc @aBnabnre sefaBt iuprSen.
Soeben BADEN iih Die Serausgcber
aller Sasesseitun9en in Stodbolm in
Dem SeibluB seeinist, ibrc Sldtter in
feinem @cid,dft perfauien 5u laiicu.
in Dem serine ihmubise Iirbldtter
feilgeboien iperOen. Iun botft ons
ourd bieien Die griiten5moglidfeit 81
ncbmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-05
&pclBtpmner Stmbicnsirfel.

Sclten md mar umier Stlbien>
5irfel 10 intcrcIIdnt lpic bieicr.
Soleenoe Sbemlata miirben beiprohcn:
a. Sie Tafetpoit. ipie tic bonn 1.
Snniar an in Strait tritt: /. Sbre Sc
5iebnnger gum &aufmamu auf Dem
2anbe; 2. gum Department. Store Der
Stabt; 3. ibr GinfluB nuf Die grpreBS
Gompa9nien; unb 4. mas nod Daran
feblt, Inn Die Yafetpoit pirflid 5u
einem io5ialen 6ilfsmittel Der Sars
mer 81 MAIDEN - nno pas lit Die
Yoits @rpreB. mie in Seutlhlanb
gang unb gdbe.
b Sic Milhipirtbi6aft in Sdmes
mari. Sieier Nrtifel, II beiten
Gnelen 5niammengetra9eny erre9tc
grDBtes Sntereiie, unb Iebr piele Sra
gen lpurben lpdbrcnb Der @crleiung
beS Irtifel5 9eItclt unb bisfutirt.
Ser Habn1en bieies Irtifels oiirfte
ben Irtifcl faum falien fGnnen. Iber
cs biirftc nidt mebr LANCE tpdbren,
che iid mnnd)er Sarmer Der @ilh>
ipirtbidaft 5ulpcnhet. Sir unieren
9pbcn it's chen 10 n0tbig lpie es fir
Sdnemarf emit ipnr.
q Ser So3iGlislnls. 6err Cur
perlas unb erlGuterte eincn IiifidB
iber Den sottesleugneriId,en Gbaraf1
ter pes So3inlismus, buuptidhlid)
6em @lihe @ploitein's 81 Station OF
SatberleB Children" entnpminen.
Mud, bieier mar iebr fenclnb. Son
on ipar's MIR elm Sdritt bis 5itr
81 Sinsle Tar, unb "a purbe Die
Sebatte iebr balb alleemein. llnb es
fnneil mertpiiroi9e Shliiiic uno @e@
banten an ben Gag. sic man gar ni6t
nbnt, bis MAJ in iolde Sebatten bin
eintommt; "a tamcn Sragen: Was
lit Die ipc5ifild)c &ranfbeit am 2eibe
Der menihliden @eielidaft, fiir Die
Die Sin9le Gar ais &eilmittel bieiien
lol? &arum Ear nir nnf @runb
mnO @oben? Wie miro Dem aapita>
liiten inter Dem Single Tar : Hegis
mcut bci5ufommcn Iein? SIT Die
Srobnn9. baB inter Siitgle Tar ser
@ertb hcs Sauoes iinteu iperbc. ipirfz
lib 10 ihrcdlih - nIb pGre es nid)t
ipgar gat. nenn hieic fingirt boben
Yreiic mai iinfen ipiirbcn? @iirbcn
Die 5nusrentcn nicbt billiaer iperocn?
&ie ipilrbe inter Singlc Sur Der
Mcnterhperib bes Sobcns berednct
iucrbcn? Nncl lpeldlcm Sdeuna
iuiirbe 3. .. cine Mpblclmins tarirt
pcrben; ODER !. ,. Hodefclicr'S Sc(s
quellcn, pOer bes Stabltruit Glen
9ruben IN Minneiotn? Sinb nibt
Die ojelbcr Der aapitaliitcn id,iic6lid,
allc pieber alIi @runb nib Soben
OILS leBtes Nenicnmittel acleat. iobab
DER Napitnliit trot iciucr ~idlein6arcn
Stenerfrcibeit bod, on9cpndt ipirb?
@arlm ioQen mir Sarner 9cgcn
Sinale Gar irimmen? Slps barlm.
neil'5 ms iclbit nl Den Nragen gcbt
uub mir mcbr berappen miiiicu?
WiiSten Die Sanpipcfulnnten. bic ibrc
2dnDcreien pit 10 LANCE ODE lieeeit
ln''cn, Damn audi i6r Ydiib perfuufcn.
lpenn oa5 Snnb gum polen Hcntlpcrtb
tnrirt miro? 8ic neid)dbc Der llcbcrz
ahn9 pun Singic Gar gum So3ias
lismuie2
Us iuGrc nal gmt, peuu Die Gem
traliteile ibre Srpihiire iiber Single
Sar" b%crausbGtfe. ~ =. Wf. z.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-05

bleibt lid ieincn AuianSpilidtcn burhs
aus beipuBt, fam aber gernbe Sarunl
forbern, Dab es nidlt oiirdD Die Or
o~beruugsluit Der 8icner Spipartci
INNER lpieoer in nele Gonfliftc bin
eingeriiicu pirb. 3aS gleide Snte=
refe wie 1entihlanb hat aud 5ranf :
reid, has ac.uiF niht germ i'm On
tereic panilauiitiiher Sbeen lid, IN
ben &rieg ifiirSen mill, uno rs 1T bas
einSige erirculihe Grgebnie Der gegeu
uGrtissn &riiis, eaf bier Snm eritcr
W'ale micoer 9entihlano mno 5rnnf-
reid bas sleihe frieclidc 3iel per
folsen. Sns INSTRUMENTATION Die
Ter beibcn @Difer. bcrcn haupiuiitiid)c
Seitnngen Inn Hebncr iobicl Sale
.pcriprisen, nui biplomdtiid)cm 8ebiel
b~cipeiit, haS I'M @runbs jcbes Der
bcioen nur Die @rhaltuna beS Srics
oenS piini6t. Soffentiin perocn liz
nid,t nm oieies Siel errcidcn. ionberr
1lla B%cntcinialncr Nr6eit oicier Sngc
alld fir 'pGter cine Nebre Siebcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-05
Hnftrcitia.

1. Stllbent: rgSelfes 3cilanib iIt
pobl ooS bette inter Den ocincn?"
9. Stitoent: ounitreitig bos 5mpf-
aenanib!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-05

GricS?" Snuu nntlpprteu iic: ,Serr,
mir iniiiien; Is aebt nidt anhers."
60 unterid)eibet iid hie bilgariid,e
Seaciiterung bon bet ierbiid,cn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-05

Tnr cine Iuiier weib allein.
mas liebeu beiBt unh 9liidlih iein,
Sait Eu Sir etpas eiuSeprpdt,
itreden Dir bunbert Sfoocnirobe
einen 9nfieI bin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-05
mi

Sancrnregcln.
9iopcnbcrs Shncc t9u. Der Soot
nidli lueb.
Sm Iobcmber piel 9idb, olf Den
Wicicn picl @ra@.
Sn Iucrbciliacn S%ouuenitcin, tritt
Der Nnd)iomnlcr Gin.
gu @artini S%onncnIdcin, triti eli,
falter Winter Gin.
Sit Martini troctcn unh fdlt, bic
Salt nift lang dnbulf'.
@ie'e nm aatbariuo, triib pbcr
rein. 10 lpirb and, Der ndd)ite 5ornnng
iein.
Nnbrcns be1 ulb tlnr, brir9t Gin
gutcs Snbr.
Sic itnterimhnns sesen Den Critic
maifinen= Srni
perbrcitct ipciteres 2ift ii6er Ole
8riinbulg bon 5ruifs. Sos Salpts
seif)dfr mnd)ten Morgan & So, Die
an ieber @riinoune einc In5abl Wil@
lioncn perbicnten. Sm porlie9enbcn
Sale belief lid Der Srofit auf St3,s
100000, peld)e Die @%erbraudper bon
Grntemaid)inen be5ablen miiiien. Nidt
minpcr lpirb 3u Gage ~seforbert, pelf
buufle @dhenidaftcn jebe iolde
@riinoung unseben. Die IDgliffeit,
iolde Ero5ebnren 81 luieberbolen, lit
nod INNER borbanben. Sas Stem
Serieper Sncorporationsseies. ipeldes
Die 3ruits Wagnaten nbgefdbt baben.
iii nod nidt a~ufgeboben unb ptne
israec ipirb MAJ es pieber in Nnipens
bnns brinaen, iobalb bic iebieen Belle
rem @eifdftsperbdltniiie piebcr 8clo
infer Die Ieitc brinaen. Sieiem
por5ubeugcn lit n%nbebinst Elm 8Ins
bes9eies notbipcnoig. ipcld)cs bas Neip
Serieper @eies unipirfiam mad)t. Ser
Toripiirf, Der gegen 8oupcrncilr 8ile'
ION erboben ipirb, oab bieies @eies
nod in ieinem Stdate beife9t, lit nm
6eredtigt. gr bat ben Senat acael
iih, Der ais 8~caftiondren beitcbt. Wlir
elm Gon9reB, Der nidt i'm Sienite bes
@~roBfdpitnls itebt. permag Dem Grim
bungsi hipinoeI elm Gnbe 81 MADDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-05
(Spe5ials Gorrciponbcn6.)
JntereWante iran,Siiiete 5eit'
lGufe.
@un @ilbclm Sromrn.

(Sortiesung bon Der 6. Scite.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-16
SHOE REPAIRING.
Reettng8

NOTICE Of A SPECIAL MEETING OF
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF SOUTH
ATLANTIC LIFE INSURANCE CON-
PANY.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
special meeting OF the stockholders
Of the South Atlantic Life Insurance
Company has been called by the
board OF directors OF the company.
to be held at the principal ONCE OF
the company. in the city Of Rich
mond. Va. on the cath day of Sep
TENDER. 1912. at the hour Of noon.
for the following general objects and
purposes. among others:
I. To consider and act upon Joint
agreement entered into by the boards
Of directors OF the South Atlantic
Life Insurance Company and the
American National Life Insurance
Company. Incorporated. is merged
into and consolidated with the South
Atlantic. Life Insurance Company,
under the name Atlantic Life Insur-
ance Company. upon the terms and
conditions set out at length in sa!d
agreement
2. To consider and. act upon any
other matter in connection with said
merger or consolidation or relating
thereto. Or any other matter or mat
tiers which may properly be brought
before a special or general meeting
Of the stockholders OF said company.
By order OF the board OF directors.
CHAS. q. TAYLOR. JR.
Secretary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-16
Suction 5aIes, t1fure DayS
A. l. Adamson,
Real Estate Auctioneer and Insurance
Agent
Richmond. Va
AUCTION SALE
Farm Property

Mr.. Joseph ". Bliley, having decided
to quit farming in order to give his at
tention more fully t. his regular bust
ness. has authorized mo to sell at pub
lie auction. on his farm. on the Bon Air
Road, about one and . half miles from
Forest Hill Park. on
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1919.
Commencing at 1920 A NJ.
all His farm equipment. consisting In
part as follows:
Eight head OF horses and mules. three
colts, one brood mare. with colt at her
side, six cows, two heifers. one pure
bred Tamborth boar, one Berkshire SOW.
ten pigs, two pure-bred Tnmworth
sows, three other sows and ten shoats.
ten pure-bfed Tamworth shoats. twen-
ty-fve to thirty sheep and lambs. ono
edght-horsepower gasolene engine.
good as new. one self-binder. farm
roller, two-horse cultivator. one grain
drill one lime sower, two mowers.
two cleaners, one riding disc cultivator.
one three-horse wagon, three two
horse wagons. one low-truck hay
wagon. one jumper. three buggies.
eral plows. single and double. harrows.
cultivators and the usual assortment
OF other tools and implements: one
cider press, several sets Of single and
double harness. one sheep shearer, one
gr1ndstone. 49, i.
TERMS: Cash for all sums not ex-
ceeding SIS: larger amounts on credit
of six months. with approved n ,te and
tndorsemsnt or security.
A. L, ADAMSON.
Auctionser.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-16
SERVICES
over DEAD RULER
Body of Late Emperor Placed in
Imperial Mausoleum at
Monoyama.

Kioto. Japan. September 15.-The
body Of the late Emperor Nusshito
was placed last night In the imperial
msusoleum At Nonoyama. an imperial
estate about i've miles from Kioto.
Autsuhito had been extremely fond Of
the surrounding scenery and had az
pressed the desire that this should be
his last resting place
From an early hour In the day great
crowds had gathered about the road
to Nonoyama. hoping to get glimpse
Of the funeral procession The road.
way to the imperial tomb was hung
with crepe on white panels A dou-
BILE line Of soldiers and sailors nanked
the route, which terminated In
square Of honor two miles In front OF
the shrine. On the sides OF the road
had been placed arc lamps sn1
eraz:ers. the lights Of which were
visible for many miles
On arrival at Monoyama the cas-
ket was removed from the train and
placed on Q funeral palanquin- This
was borne By 100 farmers Of Vase
Village in grey hemp costumes APP
preaching the burial hall. the panelled
doors were thrown open, revealing .
stand, on which the caskst was placed
Prince Fushimi, cousin OF the late
Emperor, and Prince Kan, the repre-
sentative of the Emperor Yoshihfto
and the princess. representsd the oeh-
er members Of the imperial family, en-
tere,; and took up their allotted places.
whiIe the ofiicials assembled 70 the
right and left.
A black curtain was dropped over
the doorway. The top OF the paiah-
auin was removed and the casket
placed on q carrier. which bore IL TO
the tomb. all on the plateau bowling
70 the Rrount In final reverence.
Amid prayers and the chanting Of
dirses the. procession moved TO the
The vault In which the Empcror's
body was placed 10 Of great antiquity.
IL 10 circular In shape. win three
steps running around the SIDE. The
interior Is Is feet by 20 Feet IN damen-
sions. while the outside diameter %
20 feet. and . large space Of grcund
has been laid out around " - sscseo-
Before the conn was covered. esrtn
wa. thrown upon t. and TIE burial
hall In which the tomb stands. was
secorased with white silk curtains.
~hile the great divine trees. the Sun
and Moon" banners. eaekets Of bows
ana arrows. haIberds. shields. 6ongs
ana drums were placed all about
Prince Kan-1n read IN address 90
TIE end and the Representatives o.
the imperial family kneit and wor-
SHIPPED the spirit Of the deed These
were followed by the imperial princes
and others present The offerings
were then wishsrxwn and the doors Of
LsAs SursaS ha3l cloosl eo0ciuotuG he
|buySaJ cersmcny.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-16
Adam 4 weschlsfs
Auctioneer.
Warrington. d. c.

THE ENTIRE FURNISHINGS AND
EQUIPMENT OF THE SHOREHAA
HOTEL CORNER FIFTEENTH ANp
II STREETS. N. W.. WASHINGTON.
D. c.
viii So sold By public auction IN de-
tail, on the premises,
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER IL. 1872.
commencing At 10 o'clock A. Il.
and continuing thereafter daily (excepe
Saturday, 1t the same hour until all
II sold
TERMS: Cash.
For further particulars. address
ADAM A. WESCHLER.
Auctioneer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-16

Aitavisea, va-By virtue OF two deeds Of
trust, bearing date Of August 1911. and
April II, 49,. AID duly recorded In the
Campbell County clerks Office. the ander-
sisued VIII sell ~ public auction, on the
prem!ses on Friday. October n 1872 st 10
o'clock A. ~. the plan, OF the Consoisdstec
Furniture Works Including factory sne
e0ScS buildings aad land attached tnereto.
mach.nery. franchises. patents. Office furni-
.ure ana sxiures maausac,ared goods. ma
chinery end supplies and material on hand
a a whole or IN parcels 80 suit purehesers-
Terms; cash, but more liberal terms esn
a. Ai,avtsta. Va. W. r. Gould, O.
casI,e. A. p. Percv. Lynessurg, va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-16
CANDIDATE CHlvAL ROUS
Democratic Nominee wfthdravss Frol
Race In Favor of Woman.

Democratic Nominee Withdraws FroM
Race In Favor of Woman.
Wingfleld. Kan. September 16.-P
H. Guy. nominated by the Democratic
Of the district court. yesterday with
drew in favor Of his Republican op-
ponent Mrs. Anna I. Thompkinson
In his published letter Of withdrawal
Mr.. Guy said:
Il am convinced that a majority
Of the Democratic voters OF Cowley
County believe as I do: That there is
a higher service for the party than
that Of attempting to defeat this
woman for ONCE"
Mrs. Tonkinson's husband was elected
clerk OF the court four years ago, bu,
died two weeks later.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-16
ACTOR IS ARRESTED
Ch.rxed With Taking Jewelry Vance
at s26lS from Woman.

CHARGED With Taking Jewelry Vaaued
ut s2,6I5 from WoRan.
New YORK, September 15.-Chas. Z.
Conway. an actor. playing. at the Col
onial Theatre. was arrested at the stage
door yesterday on an order signed oy
supreme Court Justice Newburger. II
is alleged that Conway took teweiry
valued at $a.si5 from Louise Allen
Collier, wife OF William Collier.
MIA. Rachel Allen said she lived
with her daughter at 314 West Ninety :
nth Street on October 81. lsos: an, sna
that Conway was visiting there On In1t
day. She said that while Mrs. Collier
was preparing dinner Conway went to
a trunk in her room and took three
rings. two necklaces and two brooches.
She said he left the house. ana MIS-.
Collier complained to the police. ae
was arrested and confessed. u 10 sA1o.
and was released On the promise OF his
father to mako restitution Nestitu-
ton was not made. and sult was
Conway will be released from Ludlow
Street Jail II he gives $1,000 bail
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BY Edward g. Rose Co..
Real Estate AuctioneOIU.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE OF
STORE. WITH DWELLING ABOVE,
snMSEEEp ALSO So r Hos1H DWELL WHaaD
ING NUMBERED 5ls WEST LEIGH
STREET.
In execution Of the below mentioned
upon the respective premises. on
TUESDAY. THE nth pay OF SEP
TENDER. 1912.
at o'clock P. NJ No. 743 North Third
Street, the former homo OF the lato
Henry Booth. colored. who Tor years
conducted the coal and wood business
lines. and made q success therefrom.
Fact Is. through his bounty no one
knows how many fresfdes or the poor
and needy he kept blazing In the cold
money and without price. thereby sink
lirR the dye OF success upon this Ia
vored spot. Hence. We commend II
to our modern money-seekers. VINO sell
Tare' at
p NJ. No. 512 West Leigh Street. CON
sisting Of q two-story frame dwelling
of antique design. not possible to
splendid lumber therein contained. in
that 1t cannot be obtained In the
existing forest. The lot has front
OF Is feet by lis feet. to q 17-foot
alley.
II you are in quest Of good paying
Investments, either or both VIII MI
the bill Make 1t a point to be on hand
upon tie day and hour named and
make a strenuous effort to win one OF
both Of these prizes.
TERMS: Cash.
GEORGE B. WHITE.
ABNER c. GOODE.
WIN E. CRAWFORD.
Special Commissioners.
Edward g. Rose CO.. Aucttoneers.
IL North Eleventh Street.
Stephen A. Ellyson 4 Co. Inc.
Va
II. n Booth. Curator.
I certify that the bond required By
the above decree OF the Specael Com
smiosioners has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 11th day
| OF September. 1912.
Te0te:
CHARLES O. aAvuLE.
Clerk.
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Mrs. Pickett Continues to Inprov

Washington. Sept. 15.-Mrs. La
Sale CorPell Pickett, who has been
critically Ill Of pneumonia. continues
to show improvement She Is not OUT
OF danger. however. and her condition
ia being carefully watched by the at
tending physicians Since her arrival
in washington Thursday from PhIla-
delpbia she has been at her apartment
in the Ontario.
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Ceesovusss GsgAsy.vvsse Uovsoesy.
fApacfal @ The Timea. Otspatch.1

ssHsSury. r. G. september is.-pr.
r. ~ Eames one OF sai'seurys oss'
6yated his eighsy-ars birthday By
gathering al his children and Grana-
chilAren at the home Of his daughter
In-Iaw, Mrs. Richard Eanes. A vert-
table feass was prepares and greatly
EASILY D3DGle1 win his Loved ooo2
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Pence Lseuee,ans suRsesseA.

waterbury, Conn, Sept. TT
a fire In the hay loft 20 the house OF
Engine Company No. ! early yeste1oa'
Lieutenant william F. Squires was
w.fch and when he discovered the
fire he hurried to the loft The fire
was ext nguisned without damage, Du'
Souires succumbed in the thick smoke
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RECEPTION TO REDMOND


P,.~s NsAe by Vnlsel Irssb LeoSoe fse
AGAR IN TAis CITY.
Washington. September ls.-fFen".
tnsrv ARRANGEMENTS were made last
nixn, a, 4 meeting OF the United irish
League for the reception which VIII
be given on the occasion OF .ne s'
20 washington Of william Ke0mona,
commissioner to the United states .of
the Irish parliamentary party. Inc
reception 10 to be q Testimonial oHe.
by the Irish citizens Of washington
in recognition of Mr.. Eedmonds WORN
70. the cause Of Irish nationality
According to present plans tne 'e
cepsto.. which is expected TO ectipec
anything ever attempted by the Ir'sh
rest.ents Of the capital city. will be
held at Gonzaga Hall the evening OF
October T.
Mr.. Redmond - making q tour OF
this country in the interest OF nome
rule for ireland. Receptions nave
been arranged for him In New Sors,
Philadelpnia. Baltimore and other
Eastern cities
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lost anh f0uno

LOST, on LAKEWOOD AND BROAD
car. one SILVER mesh bag, Sunday.
September Is. Phone Monroe 1895
or return to zoi7 Venable street. Re-
ward
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wsu AssesA Dsssrsrs Meesi.e.

Especial 20 The Tfmes-DfspAtcmJ
large 6elegasion from the two lodges
Of Kniehts Of Pythiss here Win 90 to
DanviIie Tuesdsy afternoon to astend
. meeting OF the district. composed OF
lodges here. South Boston. se9Yord
City Charlotte Courthouse ana Dan !.
willie. Grand Chsneenpr b A. Rumn, o.
R.chWoOd. VIII attend the meeting