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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01

window all night II q pebble Is
thrown against this window basket
will descend The money is placed
In this and the basket IL drawn up
Then II is lowered again with tn
equivalent Of money In cocaine.
Continuous use OF cocaine. says the
report, seems to give love for speed
and as a result the victims Of the
habit take long drives in tsxi-oAos
for which they are unable to pay. the
result IL that they are arrested ana
taken to q police court Here they are
discharged on the ground that they
are irresponsible. and sent to Saint
Anne's ~
DR.. vinchon thinks the habit Ia
greatly q matter Of snobbery. The
victim, who belong to the little
world in which everyone knows every
body else, are all anxious to adopt the
latest craze, but money, and heart
troubles are responsible for much OF
the use OF the drug *
Andre Frsy's fatal fall At tho mill
tary aegodrome at Betheny was ths
occasion for 6 dne example of pluck
on the part OF the aviator omcers As
soon as the body had been placed In
the shed. word was passed to ny I'm
mediately In order to produce re-
action among the officers
The officers rushed to the hangers.
the machines were brought out and the
motors started Ten minutes after the
accident ave aeroplanee were lying
around the scene. and kept up their
flight until dusk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01
USE OF COCAINE
GROWS IN PARIS
Young Women Taking Up Habit
With Disastrous
Results

Especial Cable to The Tines Dispatcn-'
Paris. November 5o.-Cocsine has re-
placed morphine and ether as raw
orite mania among young women VIC
frequent the Montmartre CAFES say
Dr. BRAND OF Saint Anne's women
LUnstic Asylum. In report reAo Pc
fore the medical society. The report
goes on to say thai the use OF CO.
raIne has become epidemic. and 50
many sufferers have reached saint
knne's that Dr. BRAND sent his col
league. Dr vinchon. to make an IN
vestization.
Dr. vinchon found that the vogue
Of cocaine was due 20 the teot INA.
n IA sasv 10 obtain ana does not need
a syringe g. morphine does. IL Il
merely snufed In crystsiiized form
cocafne h. always accessible TO those
who know the ropes after the orus
stores are elosed--z Hght N . certain
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01
SOME lAYMEh IN
OPEN REBELLION
Presiding Elders Object to Fur.
Their Increases in Church
Assessments.
Especial to The Times-Dispatoh.l

Especial TO The Times-Dispatoh.l
Fayetteville n. c.. November 3d.
The discussion of . paper recommend
ing that no further increase in assess
mants be made for any Of the benevo-
lent causes Of the North Carolina Con-
ference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South. occupied almost all of
the conference session to-day. The
paper, signed by all OF the presiding
elders but one was as follows:
Whereas the combined assessments
for benevolent causes. outside Of the
individual charges. has reached an
amount in excess of so per cent Of the
salaries. and
Whereas the last general conferences
very largely increased the assessn' EMS
and the churches have not been axle
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01
LOUISA
rSnNcial &c

Especial to The Times-Dtspatohl
Iouiaa va. November 3o.-Mrs- D,
". Walker has returned from q visit
TO Mrs. r. 9. Omohundro. NJ Whining
ton
w. c. Bibb, W. W. Smith and John
BIB spent Thanksgiving In Rich
mond.
Miss Lucy Sins spent Thanksgiving
with Miss Lucy Gwathmsy. In Rioh-
mond.
Miss Josephine Henderson Miss Hn-
d Henderson and Miss Virginia Smith
spent the weekend In Richmond
Sam Flanagan left Thursday to &C.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01
, adjust themselves to the increase

to adjust themselves to the increase
and
whereas any increase OF assessment
at this time will in all probability fail
to increase the total amount raised
and will but disturb the equitable bal
ance now existing between these sacred
causes.
Whereas our careful study OF the
field at large corvinces US that fur
Their increase at this time will tend
to check the hopeful tendency to q
larger and liberal free-will Offering on
the part of our richer churches (Which
must inevitably be our support In any
really adequate advance). make prog
ress to self-support on the part OF our
mission charges impossible. and tax
some at least OF our charges to point
OF open rebellion;
Therefore, resolved. That the con-
ference heads are instructed in max
ing their assessments for the coming
year In no case to make the total as
sessment for any board greater than
1t was during the year passed. and that
they make appeal for this much larger
amount, which they urgently need. and
which our people are as whole well
able to furnish, to the Judgment and
.
plans to present their causes and 70
solicit free-will offerings in excess of
the assessments
tsigned) r. F. 5UMPAss.
"A McCULLEN,
"R. B JOHN.
r. c. BEAMAS,
JOHN H HALL
N H d. WILSON.
M T. PLYLER
u. I. GIBBS"
" II. D. Wilson. Of the Wilmington
distric@ presented the paper and spoke
in support Of it Among other things
he claimed the continued increase in
assessments is discouTaging TO the
church membership, and 10 driving lay
men to open rebellion The discussion
Of the paper Will be continued on
Monday. oxford was selected over VII
mington and GreenviIle as the place
for holding the next session OF the con
ference.
j. D. Hammond represented Paine
College fcx colored people, at Augusta.
and General Julian 8. Carr contributed
81. 900 to the endowment. and the con-
ference gave $685. TO the building fund.
This evening the anniversary OF the
conference board Of missions was he"
E. II Rawlings delivering the address
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01
NEW SCHOOL TRUSTEES
mr.. l. A. sims and r. O. Crumr Hesaxn
from Clover District Board

Arthur Stratton and Wlliiam "s
son were elected yesterday 70 succeea
Dr I. 4. Sims and T. o. Crump as
school trustees in Glover Hill District'
chesterfield County. The county eieS-
toral board met sr the ONCE OF VII
liam G. owens. superintendent OF ine
Chesterfield County schools. and siter
accepting the resignation OF DE Ss
md Mr.. Crump. quickly selected their
successors
Nessrs. Stratton and Wilkerson are
farmers and Iumbermen The former
lives near MosIey's Junction and the
latter IN Bethis neignpornooo- Dotn
ore prominent IN social and business
circles and are enthusiastic workers
for the bettsrment OF the district
schools.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01
70 Take De.erter Back.

officer W. E. Waymack. who last
week arrested ". J. Ryan as q suspect
cd deserter from the United States
Navy. will leave tomorrow morning
for Norfolk with the man, whom he
viii deliver 10 the naval authorities.
Ryan has admitted his identity and
expressed his Willingness 20 go back.
He was assigned 10 the training ship
Franklin when he took French leave
Walter Mcnamara and Richard
Woodbridge. coiored, were interrupted
yesterday afternoon while In a crap
game They were taken TO the Third
station by Officer Waymack, who made
the arrest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01
pemocratie Club to Meet.

The South Richmond Democratic Club
will have a called meeting early this
week for the purpose OF settling the
expense incurred preparatory to the
Wilson celebration parade last week
The club raised sufficient funds to pay
for the uniforms and hats worn by
the narchers. The brooms. however.
were borrowed Nearly six dozen OF
these were lot returned and the or
ganization is responsible for their
value
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01
News Of South Richmond

for the severance OF the matrimonia
bonds that he had married his wife
in Charleston. c., in 1906 They lived
together. in that city ana In Rich
mord. until the latter part Of 1907.
The wife is then alleged TO nave left
him without provocation. After lapse
OF the customary time. during which
there had. been no reconciliation. he
asked for judicial relief.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01

The tri8l 81 DiiIarl kierson, Wno +
sccussd Cf ncnsnpport. viii be- hcarf
Monday morning iu fpstinGs t0Jfl,
Part IL Probation Officer P0rtiasS.
VINO is tho complainant Was unable 70
be present yesterday kierson Is IN
der $25e bond. which Ia forfeiiab " d!
h. has failed 10 provide for his de-
pendent family. lie IL being held wltr-
out bail.
robert Bosher. charged with being
drunk and down. was firec s2.5V anu
costs yesterday morning IN Police
Court Part II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01
In sontb.lde Churches.

Rev. X. NJ White. the new pastor
Of the Decatur Street Methodist Chnreh.
viii preach hts initial sermon this
morning. ~ IL probable t1at a date
for the dedication 90 the new strue-
ture ~ al De- set to-day
Memorial services viii be held TINS
afternoon - clock at the Fiks'
Home Eleventh and Bainbridse
streets. Of Manchester Lodge. No. 81,
H. H. .. E. Judge Ernest a. Wells
viii make an address.
fioiy Communion viii be celebrated
this morning ~ II o'clock By E-'v. =.
Ernest warren ~ tho Meade Memorial
Episcopal ChGTch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01
BANKRUPT JaDttrte
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CHEDlTOHhL

In the matter of No. 1905.
L X. SHEPHERD.
TRADING AS L K. In
SHEPHERD & CO.,
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DIST/TCT OF VIRGINIA:
To the creditors of L. K. SHEPHERD,
trading as aforesaid. of Richmond.
In the County OF Henrico. and Dis
trfct aforesaid-Bankrupt:
Notice Is hereby given that On the
18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER A d. 1872
the said L X. SHEPHERD. trading as
aforesaid. was duly adjudic4ted bank
rupt. and that the first meet
of HIS creditors will be held In
my Cnice. Rooms Nos sos and
sos. American National Bank Build
ing, Richmond. Va. on the 10TH DAY
OF DECEMBER, A. D. 1919 at 10
o'clock In the forenoon. At which time
the said creditors may attend. prove
their claims. appoint . trustee. ex-
anime the bankrupt ana transact such
other business as may properly come
before said meeting.
THOS b. sceEAD.
Referee In Bankruptcy.
November so. 1872.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01

f8psudai TO The Tmes- Dispeteh-1
Salisbury. n. G. November 81 surprise
marriage took place at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs clyde Ennis IN Salisbury. when Mss
Francis Taylor Bowman became the bride
of Durward Belmont Kixzish- Tas OGRE
mony vas performed BY Hev. John w.
Moore pastor Of the First Hsshodist Church
The bride 10 the daughter OF the lefe r. C
Bowman Of Clover. Va After the marriage
ceremony an elegant supper was served- The
young couple isf. tonight Tor Washington.
Baltimore and New York They will reside
in SpeucR.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01
Mario. I'm Nelson county.

A marriage OF interest TO touth-
siders was performed Wednesday night
in the Virginia Hotel. Livingston. Nell
son County, Va. when Miss Nettie
Small. of that county. became the wife
OF Erwin & Owen. OF 1915 Powhatan
Street. South Richmond. The young
couple will make their home here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01

Sergeant J. G. Saunders. OF HuFtinEs
Court. Part IL. - strong contestant
for the position Of United State Mar
snail for the Third District Of Virginia
The place il now filed by Clarence G..
Smithers. Mr.. Saunders has the as
surance Of strong support He is wen
qualified to fill the position. and his
friends are confidently expecting him
u get the appointment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01

Governor Mann will teach the Pnils-
BAPTIST Church this morning begin
ninx al e.f5 O'Clock This class tx c"m-
posed Of young women. and Is one OF
the largest on the Southside. II Is
usually taught by \. 81 Frostic, super
intendent OF the sunday school. A4ter
the lesson Governor Mann will attend
SaDday school
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01


Fayetteville. n. c., November 0t-Je0s
Smith. q negro. vas snot IN the stomach,
and Fred Underwood ard oar1sld johnson.
also negroes we're badly cut n FREE nght
q. q hog Killing near Wade. which vas
m sde q festive occasion
Underwood sashed 0srfsl vfst rsseg.
smith may die from the e6ects Of his
voundn Th-es q the negroes part1cipofina
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01
Many Pay state Taxes.

Yesterday was the last day for the
PAYMENT OF State taxes. The once OF
Deputy Treasurer, J. W. Bronough. Jr..
in Leader Building, was crowded all
day by persons who put of until the
last minute and wished TO avoid the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01
Personal Mention.

Mrs John A. Appieby, OF Newport
News is the guest of her sister. Mrs.
Peil OF Forest HILL
Mrs. w. J. Carter and son. David
Wake Carter. who are now the guests
OF relatives in Baltimore, VIII leave
early this week for New York City
and the Highlands OF the Hudson.
Miss Lucille WilkeTsoh is spending
the holidays with her parents in Amelia
County.
Miss Reua Davidson. Of Salisbury is
visiting Mrs. A Clarence Atkins
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01

Judge Ernest II. Wells yesterday. IN
Musings Court, Part IL. granted a
decree OF absolute divorce 10 Elmore
r. Wright from Claire Margaret
Wright. Wright was represented by
Attorney J. VI. Turner Desertion was
che ground uron which he sued.
II was alleged in Wrights prayer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01
Awarded verdict Of SLIGO Against

Awarded Verdict OF H. 100 Against
Sidney L. Bowman.
f6pecial to The Times Dispatoh-J
Harr1sonburI. Va, November Sa.-The FIRST
National Bank OF Broadway was awarded
Q verdict Of loo a6ainsf Sidney L Bow
man The trial attracted attention through
cut the state. During the lifetime Of The
aefendsntS faher. Joseph n Bowman. large
sums Of money were drawn from the hank
BY tho father. whose notes bore the sen'a
Endorsement After the death Of the father
the SON refused to pay the notes. and the
suit Wa the result.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01
RE Of railroad IN

cept q position In charge Of railroad
construction in Tennessee.
Miss Ellen Kent has returned from
. visit to her brother. Robert Kent. At
Hnaer Park.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01

IN the night w.ss brought her. ana locked
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-08

sfnetnnati. 8. 2lnnui1.

stHetnuatt, s. AHaut.
Der ShioTub IN IaRafam i'm FaIlen b.arf.
fen uEo bate qsffsru Gbeno BET hisiigsr Staot
etusu 8aFsrfaub BON ii. g Eus.
Die fOtssab,u Deps'a.n trafsa pdbrsno
oss asfrissH cages bier sin:
gittsbura, Ba. Der EruE Sat .iueu
@sFsrfdre ben A sus uno 'dut.
SarfsrsbHrq gS Ba. Der Stui Sat
.iH,R 8afsrfauo Don So gus uns fdat.
gattsttsbura. Pa. Der 5Eus BAT siaen
BaHsrHans bon 64 gus uns idlt.
sauanha satIs, q. ga. Der stus
bat eiusH s9aHtranHb psu 1.6 Sus uue ftsbt.
ghartssto %. pa. Der 5Ius bat st-
usn @nTerFaue RON 7.3 gus uub fsbt.
st. gGeafaut, 50. 8a. Der 5Ius bat
sissH sSaF.rfaas bon 35 Gus uno flut.
Ssrts .. Der Slus bat sineu
@oFraaao BON 90 Sas uub ldlt.
2spisbifIe. IA Der Stus bat .iusn
EaH.rsaab ben SO Gus aue ftigt.
sairO, ~ Der S[uS bat siRsR SaTsr.
fone ben 20.9 Gus uuo fdQt.
Tsmshis. l.uz Der StuS Sat siuen
gSaferaano bon 1871 Sub unb idQt.
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4dsliBer marft.8 8erid3t.

GtRsinHati, T. auaan 1919.
Die na4fslasnpen Cuetiruaosu be,i,hts
~ nur auf aasros fransastisasn. Del
tisiHsren osi&dfssa nsresa stpas ssbsr.
WRITE hsrs&nst.
1rsstNsasn.
Orr Garft Sar rubis. bic vrslse aetis.
e91ais.- - vrima etesm sl0.30--lO. 40
frs6saasfatitnsssIsif3.U &. Uar,t
IN nsiia. etsrt dear esiisa Il--Illsr.
ftsrt MpssHfsitfa l01 lie. trtra fheri
dear esiisH los4-lie, eAulisrs lo, :.
.i0sl Dsa,ss llA - l21ss Isfs aHs NJ
msr psrSa6t.
sassa.-Rar. s.tis. ebsrt tlars ea.
ttH IL -- 12l4s, fusH Riesenfeiisn Ils.--
l2s, sTtra bort dear Ssi,sa liz - 12s.
e&altera II u -llhe sae Bellies I2s1-I8l. I
Isfe ssstt per efuns mshr hsrpa1t.
sugar Cured 6IsifH. Marst III aetia.
e4inisM i5.35- 1876, pienis eGultsr
ll50-l2O0, oreaifae Dasen i5.5O-i6.5o.
e4ustsrnll.60-- .2o0, Res usrf Gut SAul.
tsra i2.0o-i2.S0, trs<sas rei. s4iaisn
ls.O0--30.O0.
esbsspsSeItss sIsifA.-Wasst fen.
GAinfsa $l3 ,O0--lS.50, Bifnit shultsrn
l0-i0Ixs, Helzies 1871 lake. sAultsrn 10
lDHs Men Bert Gui eAultsrn ior-- lie.
6rtf4ss6fstf2.- 4. - SHiHyen 12x -l3e,
eisHte S4ultern o1-loi<e, gAuItera ca
-l0i fSsst afsitsai l0l Z, fhsrt Hare
6sitfsl0l <-i0kf. sytru fbsA StiteH To-
lohs. 0sliss IL las per pfans. Beef Gar.
tat I0--13s.
Nsel sab Ostrsis..
Nssl.- Asass niatsr paisnt s4.so-5.2o,
A - 81 IA tfs.
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Der sewiGeu6afte -Sefer.
9on 6 mil 5rid.

RsgiitratOr gGr uno 5rau iaBsn in
ihrem freunblthe1 Gigenbeim uno
fiirhtstsn iih. Dor 9ensraI'treits, DO.
benz brobenben Delttriege, bor plobi:s
den Rursitir3en uuo gdnttrG6s.
Iie tpilo uno Ieibsnihaftlih I'D
bas Qeben oraubsn abfpisIte. 2t6er
on bem .leineu. mad bem 9orgurten su
aeiegenen Wobnsimmer bes Gigsubou=
ies g6r brad iih Die Woqe Der 3eit.
Sbumahtig branoets iie 3uriit Dor
bem mattsn Shtmmsr oss tiefgriinsn
2ampenbeIms uno Dor ben ltilsu, elpiJ
gefabtsn Weni6en.
3ieie fiirhtetsn iib aud nur, um
eas re6t gu fiib!tn.
Ter Regiitrutor bate einen iorgIdr
oufasitapeltsn Dad 3situngsn nsben
Iih Iiegen, Iauter gtummern isinss
Gei5bldttes. Die GIte'ten lagen oben,
Die sulsst erihisnsnsn untsu. Gr Ius
iis Der Rsihe nah, bod 10 ouB sr nis
gang auf ben 9runo oieies ia INNER
nieoer naditrDmsnoen WiTsns= uno
INTERCHANGEABLE gelunete.
Sdrisb man ben "A. ns., 10 berttsft,
iih Ssrr Bar et1pa in bic gleuigtsitsn
pom g.. psrtiefte ii6 nit Der aelafensn,
oie innere Stille niht eben gefdbroens
ben SpanHung barin, Die mir getpeies
Een Tingeu entgegeRbringen.
Der 2lbitano 3pHhen Der 3situnas=
Isttiirs bes 5srrn 8dr uno pem Seute
mar IhDdntsuo, rihtete iia nab Den
Sabres3eiten nit ihrsr pehIelnben be-
ruflihen ubipannunq, nit ibren lGns
qeren uno tiirseren Qbeuben. Conn.
tags ndbm er ab, oergroBerts ith aber
i'm 2dufe Der Wohe rpieoer. Dies mar
suglsih bds sin3ige 2n3stGen zines
ungsregsltsH 2sbenspauoeIs i'm 0diein
oss Regiitrators.
War er einmal big auf bIobe a6I
5dgs an bic attuelIeH Dinge beranges
trmmen, 10 .onnte feline 5rau ni6i
umbin, iiber Die un9epobulihe ,2eles
puth~ ibres Soften 3u Itaunen.
Wsbs aber, tpenn Der 2lbitanb, aua
tenn 6err 8dr Die groBen uno tleinen
WeItsrsisniiIe gu betrodtsn lisbts, sins
mai san3 in 5rage gefteIlt puros,
Seine 1rou, bsren Oefiibl mebr gum
unmittelborsn Utiterleben Der 3eii
ordngts, tpnnte es 3urpeiIen oenn bod
nitt untsrIafen, stpu nit mitleioiser
Worten auf Die ahtSig Spfer bes neue.
Iten omeritaniiten giisnbabnungIiiti
binaupeiien. Damn ihob iih 3errT
gGr3 nod iselihen 5aarmangeIs bra
ftiib ipottsnbes Runobaupt ME oal
zines itpbbsretten 9Uds etsDds feitll6
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Viebmdrfte.

giutinnati. 7. aueuR.
3ufubr nnb Hsriaaot mdbrsHe Der osrfIei.
ienen "a Stuneen, 6srsliAsu init ben eOrbsr.
aehenhen 2 aas,u paren rie foIei;
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no. habes 79--S0e, no. 8 nsises n -
7se, 10. 4 peites 74-7et, 10. Q aelbes 76
TIE, No. bo. rs - 76t. no. 4 DO. 70
--75s, 30. . ssmifAtsS 75--7ee, no. q DO.
IA - 76s, no. 4bs. 72---74e, pelses aoIben.
fsrn 74--76e. sslbes bo. 76-7gt, aemifhtes
DO. 73--7Se per Hufba 9ertouft nurbsu;
= Car 30. 8 aernifdtss su Ht, / Gar 10. 4
to. su Tee, Gar DO. tu 73t, Q Cars no. 8
sslbss su 76e, Gar DO. ~ 75lSe, 2 Cars
no. 4 ptibes al 74Iks, l Gar b0. 3u 76s+s,
ear bo. 3u 75St, Gar 30. 8 bo. ~ 77t,
Q Cars DO. Az 7711e, Gar gsmiiAtss ac!.
benforn gu 75c auf osm 6slssft.
6afer- -3ufubr aros, Mar,t pitIia. no. .
ututr ipeis. 81 SS-34t, Gtanbars nsis. 32Is-33
ao. 3 peibei 81 : 33e, 30. 4 reiber 30-32c,
2 asmifAtu 81 - 38e, 10. 3 bc. 32-32111,
no. 4 DO. 80 - BE- per Bu Ber,auft nur.
ben: Gar mad probs Deissr ~ 31c, Gar
stanbarc pti5sr ,u 321xs, 2 Gars bo. su 80
Rt, Gers SO. 3 psiser ,a 321<e. 2 Cars
DO. su 33t, 2 Gars 70. A DO. su Bic, Q gars
DO. ,u 3Oe, Q Cars bo. ,u 3O1Se, 2 Gars no.
2 atmifdt.r ~ 32e, Q Cars DO. au 32tds, ]
Gar DO. su 33e, ear no. bo. ,u 32e, 3
ears DO. n 321ie, 2 Cars DO. gu 3274ic auf
BEN Geleife.
assa.u.-- martt aetia. no. 75-77e,
Ho. 3 73--7bt. 30. 4 65--73s. 8ertauft wur.
ben: | Gar go. 3,u 1876. Cine sstbeilts
edr no. 2 ;u 76t auf benz 6tleifs.
SrfsumaIJ. 5ra5iabrsssrf: 81 1b
LIS Der Ba.
Bsrstsi q Der s.tr.ts..pr.ife nit ossi..
Hissn an slsihsn faas esj Soria.n Jasret /:
aua. 7. 1912. aug. 7. 1911.
Mti,tn, 10. . rotter lode a9i9t
@elfhforn, 20. . asmifAtes Is: 67l2e
SAFER. 80. 2 asmifhter neuss 32: 40:
fsageu 10. . ntuer .. Tie 85c
eeu 70. 2imotta $500 s24,00
@htstu.
Ger NR,rtt ut- F.ti1. y.-',,fs u4ro.u:
$40 TbH. Tihinrs ainifhss eooos auF
Der 1aVs BON sl.33 per 4aaoa:.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-08

fnbe tDartn fttie, eertngsre Gualttdt abel
In idnadsr aa6frass unb $2--3 nsebrtasr
SADere Stisrs $7.00--S.25, ertra $8.3t
$50, fanep ...... Chfsn &2.75--g. 90
sIeifdersitr. s4.5o-s.OO, aus.risfsns bt.
| trtra 81. .10--S25, Seii.rs $3.5O--70O, aus.
srlefens bts srtra S1.10--7.50, fanep ---
albs S2.25--5.60, auserlsieue bis ertra So. sc
800, ganners s225--3.25, Steders unh
Ge.bsrs s4.0o--6.25.
Butt - Die 3ufubr mar siemIit
gut nno bic 0reife ftetio.
Nasere anb Ietate S3.25-4.OO. BoIecuo
A.l0 - ABS, srtra $500, fetts Buler
s4.S5-5.5O.
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Der Itartt ihleppenb uuo bic qretie i'm al.
9emeinsu 25-50c niebrtasr.
Orftudre uab grsss g45O-8. 80. fair bid
quite lstbte $7o0-5.50, ertra S9.00-e.50
aalbsr In ben aommiifions. 8 6dufern. -
Sanea 94e, prima DIS aussrleIene S--S15e
srbinors 4-6t.
2 f NJ inc. Die 3ufu6r mar tlein
Der Wartt sroHnste ffetie. infoIae Ireisrii 4.
gangs IN allen psfIidtn Dtdrtten i6IoNer
Die Srs''e lO-l5c uiebriger.
@ute bis nuseriefene 8srpoiunas. uut
Gltiiferfortsn 81. .70-8. rs, a.mifhte 8erpa.
dungsforten SS 65--S rs, oreiuire bis aus.
srIefene fhpsrs fstts s1ue Se 50-7OO, .rtrs
$500, Stnas s4.50-700, .rtra $875
leiate Bsrianctfortsu s85O-8.75, ssrtst Dor
ITO BIB. uus n.uiaer s5.50-8. 40.
Shdfs nab edmmer. - Die 9oh
fraae mar Isbbaft uno bic grsifs f,H
Shafe. - 9rtra 1915, quite bis aus.
erl.ftut 1926 - 3s5, oreiudr. bis out,
81 25300. Wutteriaafs $3.00-4.00, 3dbr'
finae 81. 00--5 90.
edmmsr.-Grubiahrs .rtra s7.60-7.65, CUTE
Bis nussrl.fene S6.00-7.50. orbindre BIZ
fairs s4.25-5.75, guIls 32.5O-4.00.