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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16
USE THE SPEEDWAY
ADVICE OF FAIR
SECRETARY
Little Travel Will Make Per.
feet Auto Course; 0dometer
Shows Loop is Not Quite
Twelve Miles in Length.

Every automobile owner nud drlr-
~ Zoe the city should got out on ih'
speedway as often HH possible Hud
make the circuit of the course" said
secretary Frank stortz of the state
fair today. Mr. Stortz took Herald
reporter around tho course Yesterday,
his Maxwell ear several times reach
ing speed Of thirty miles uu hour
which shows how remarkably good
the new roud b. considering that o.
huH just hcrn completed The odo-
meter showed that the course o. Dx-
actly rloNcu ana sovon-tcuths miles
around ana ut the nearest point is
three miles from tho corner of CEN
trm uNcnue ana First street
tn" loop lies entirely south ~ tho
road 90 Tljrras canyon. aud the road
is private ruad an IN" way. so that
% IS unnecessary to turn out for wood
wagons 80 ." slow un for dips and
bumps a careful survey of the mesu
shows that the speedway was made
aN long as possible without cncOun
tering any Hrroyus. There is not 90
Dip in the entire course. nor any
place where water VIII drain on To-
The road. wash 30 or stand In pools
The ruad strikes south Of the old
race track and circles around to the
southeast until 10 reaches tho big III
lrrhs canyon arroyo, GffordinR "a f.nc
View of the ranches boo the arruyo
then turns ana comes lu bp zones
plucc, thence purIlloltng the Tirrus
canyon roud. on the south side OF
mat thuroughiarp, back 20 point
thrc" miles from the ~ity
The WORK done hv The Dillon drag
"a the comparatively small pypynsc
az $3.50, is % remarkable demonstra-
ton Of how easy 10 IL Goo make % fins.
class auto road IN quick time with ut
Tie money ON mesa land such as that
east OF the CITY
"it Is particularly importan, that
the automobile men get out and take
spin around the course as often as o.
possible snid Nv. Sturt2. "for after
a week or so Of steady us. the road
way VIII bee aS hard ana smooth as
asphalt"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16

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49,. "''' l' r'''. Ih"
.''uI Tor p'in'.r
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''"'' "t, N' %" NOT Il pend uu thlt
nun. "' depend "n 'hr F"i.F
VINO "r' mot going Boz
-. F''' ''''u'' Doc H
''N ''' pa ''i.' 'h'N WISH ''
'"l """' I'"".'''N stands Tor
'", ''I''',n'''
''''' D" New N'N''" there H rrcry
'',, why h' Progressive party
''''" l'"N' 'l.In sweep W. arc
W." "'k"li/' 81. IFe-o o. much enc
"u7''''n '"l the new party in every
S'''''h "I ih' stat" Tho men who
'I' huHi"Tii' are notably so. They
"'' t'shuns Tor principles which are
n'"I "hl dchf @" them aud arc going
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16
RECONCILIATION is
EFFECTED IN COURT

When Petra chavez de Wubi ant
her husband, Rafael Rub. together
win their attorneys lined up in IN,
district court today preparatory Ga
beginning the Introduction OF tcsti-
npHy in divorce suit. thcy evidently
began 60 think for the first time of
IN" seriousness ut the step they were
uhout 90 undertake one udyuur,
after another was made bv husband
and wife until finally they both NOTE
utd thetr respective ATTORNEYS that
th"N had become rrcouellcd and d.
Norcr would not hc necessary. Mrs.
KUN WAS asking % divorce from nor
husband.
In the district court toda, Gross.
Kelly a Company ulcd suits ASKING
Judgment AGAINST Nicholas a. lu %
Tor FHta.-n and against j. 81 Mon
toya, Jr, FOR yG1.4l. m, Nash EIpu.
trio SuppN company filed suit today
asking Judgment against the Nihu.
puvruuv Pressed Brick aud Tile com
rnny for material furnished sud
services rendered.
Justic" of the Peace George g.
Craig this afternoon married Thomas
SIR ana Mr. Hannah FuuL both uf
Denver.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16
MUCH ENTHUSIASM
OVER NEW PARTY
IN NEW MEXICO
SAYS OTERO
National Committeeman Con-
hdent That Progressive o..
ganization Will Make splen.
did Showing az Polls.
STATEWIDE SENTIMENT
IN FAVOR OF ROOSEVELT

Miguel A. Otcro former governor
of Sew MpXicu uud chosen ut the
Chicago Progressive convention ro-
GENTLY aa national committeeman
from tnis state ut tho Run Nuuse
party, returned his morning tD bs
home in Santa Fr, having arrived
here last evening for thc purpose off
couforriuR with IBaruululo county
thrd party. leader. Mr. DrrrU Hu-
definitely today thHi fn,
rroai,. party VuaId ..,t Boo .uu.
yention boo Nauuurruu, 900 september
10 tor .hr purpo-. OF nominating ..u..
tors and one or more DuuRr.--I1u. B.
candidates. Mr.. DtnTp Nts pMMH
enthusiastic over th, prospect. .ur
tho prugrcs-iN, party loo IhI. si,t. aud
declared chat from p,r-uuII uy.ti-
CATION .rI from Information Wui,u
Do" hiss received from thu-. Boo CLOSE
touch with th. political ntuutIuu.
there BE- Do grHr pr.er. tiyo scutmuul
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16

ut the not yet wH pay you yell
IRE use you do not need one now
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16

Sale Starts Tomorrow, Saturday, August
I'm. Ends Saturday, August 24h.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16
MOTORIST HITS 4
BUGGY; KEEPS
ON GOING
George w. Knobe, of 1904
South Walter, Sustains Bad
ly sprained Back as Result
Of Collision.

The buggy IN which he was riding
struck br motor car al ! O'Clock
this afternoon go the Intersection of
Third street and Central avenue,
GEORGE ". knohe of l34 South Wat
ter street was thrown ont OF the riE
and ON TO the ground. sustaining q
badly wrenched back ne result The
driver ug the motor car. although
aware that he had collided with
kuohp's buggy and that the man had
been thrown out and possibly danger
uusN hurt, never slackcncd the speed
of his car. hut continued on his way
as it nothing had happened. Knobe
was removed Go his home where a
physician attended to his injuries.
which are said to be serious bccu use
uf the fact that the injured man rs
health seeker. knohe SAYS the IT,
ccusc number on the car that hit his
buggy is i5g. The police are en-
deuNuriug 10 discover the Identity of
the person driving the car az the time
uf the accident
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16

II you s.t IN cool draft when you
are heated and get "a sun neck or
lame back. YOU viii be- looking for
something that viii ease the pain.
Fix your mind on BALLARD's SNOW
LlNlMENT and don't be talked out
~ II because IL Is the best pain llni-
mcut you can get anywhere. Price
25c, soc and $500 per bottle. sold
By all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16
TRAMPS MEET DEATH
IN FLAMES IS
REPORT
Survivor of Chicago Panorama
Fire Tells Startling Story
Which Is Discredited by
Authorities.
ony Eysnius ns,s,s =. 3. Leased wire,

ony EyrRine netsis =. 3. Leased wire,
'mcagu. Aug lg.-Fiftesn or TWEEN
fN trtmus wcrc said 90 have been
burned Goo death in n fire which de-
HtruN,d tho ola Panorama building
south Wabash uveuuo and Hubbard
Place. this afternoon. James O'Npn.
rescued from a wind0w Ia the dome.
after Dee had hnee burned severely
iuIt th' police that twenty cuinpan-
joins were asleep in closed loft.
IlrN search boy policemen and ire
men In b portion Of the ruins failed 10
NIs. lose ans bodies Fire Chief Sow
f'rliDh said he doubted D'NpllIs
.tuf.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16

The Bnnca aud Philathea classes
n' no." Central Avenue Methodist
sunday school viii have an lee
.I.lm social this evening, August &c.
gt their new church lee cenm and
cake VI cents. \ short program viii
Doe given Everybody invited.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16

There viii be- a regular meeting Of
Adam Chapter No. 2. o. g. s.. In the
Masonic Temple tonight Henrietta
% Myers. secretary.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-28
SULLIVAN WELL KNOWN RESIDENT
 OF NAUGATUCK

Naugatuck, Dec. 2S-John F. Sulli- van, who was shot in Bridgeport, Thursday night, was born and spent the greater part of his life in this city, having lived here until six years ago. He Is still an extensive real estate owner in the borough and only a few weeks ago purchased some property from William H. Mccarthy, which IS now undergoing extensive repairs.
 Sullivan formerly ran a saloon on Water street, but when the railroad Improvements were made he sold the property to the New Haven road ana went out of business. He spent some time in the west and recently went to Bridgeport. He has many relatives here His father and mother are still living on Frederick St, in this borough and he has several bGoth@rs oo t7Eee living. James, who resides at 1OS Cliff street; pr Sullivan of Torrington, Michael of Washington, D. C., and another brother, who is now living in the west His brother Michael, was formerly a well known ball player, being with the Waterbury team for one season
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-28
NOTICE

Hearing de Establishment of Grades
 on Sundry Streets. At the meeting of the Common Council of the City of Bridgeport held Dec. 18th: 1912. the following resolu ton was adopted:
 Resolved: That the Clerk be and hereby is directed to notify the per sons in interest to appear before the Common Council, Council Chamber, City Hall, City of Bridgeport on the 9th day of January, 1913, at o'clock in the evening to be heard in relation to the esta b1ishment of a grade on the following streets: Princeton street, from Fairfield ave- nue to Ash Creek.
 Alfred street, from Fairfield avenue to Ash Creek.
 Brewster street from Fairfield ave- nue to Ash Creek.
 Attest
 STEPHEN F. BOUCHER, a* City Clerk.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-28
NOTICE

Hearing de Laying of Conduits in
 Warren Street and Atlantic Street.
 At the meeting of the Common Council of the City of Bridgeport held Dec. 18th, 1912, the following resolu- ton was adopted:
 hereby is directed to notify the per- sons in interest to appear before the Common Council, Council Chamber, City Hall, City of Bridgeport the in the evening to be heard in relation to the petition of The Warner Brothers Company for permission to lay and maintain a conduit with wires for the transmission of electricity, with manho1es at suitable distance ing streets:
 Commencing at the power house of the Warner Brothers Company on Warren street and running in a south Warren street to Atlantic street, and thence in an easterly direction along the north side of Atlantic street across Lafayette street, Broad and Main streets to the property of the Warner Brothers Company on the corner of Main and Atlantic streets and connect ing with the said property at a, point or points on the Atlantic street front; and for the purpose of laying the said conduit and constructing said man holes to make the necessary excava- tiOnS in the streets above named. The proposed line of said conduit is shown on map which is filed herewith and the purpose of laying thei same s to power purposes from the power house of the Warner Brothers Company on Warren street to the property of the said com pany on Atlantic streer.
 Attest:
 STEPHEN F. BOUCHER,
 City Clerk
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-28
NOTICE

Hearing de Construction of a Side
 track Cross-over on Barnum Avenue
 Near Bruce Avenue.
 At the meeting of the Common Council of the City of Bridgeport held Dec. 18th, 1912, the following resolu- ton was adopted:
 Resolved: That the Clerk be and hereby is directed to notify the per- sons in interest to appear before the Common Council. Council Cham Der, City Hall, City of Bridgeport on the 9th day of January, 1913, at o'clock in the evening, to be heard in rela- ton to the petition of the Connecticut Company for permission to construct, operate and maintain a. single track, crossing it's present double track on Barnun avenue near Bruce avenue. The sace to be per plan accom- panying the petition entitled 'fThe Connecticut Co.,, Bridgeport Lines, Proposed Track Connection at Bird sey-Soners O., Bridgeport, Conn.,. Scale 1"-40' Oct II, 1912, Approved E. c. Webster, Engineer
 Attest:s
 / STEPHEN F. BOUCHER, as City Clerk.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-28
NOTICE
Hearing de Laying of Sfdetrack in Singer Avenue and Whiting Street.

Hearing de Laying of Sidetrack fin
 Singer Avenue and Whiting Street.
 At the meeting of the Common Council of the City of Bridgeport held Dec. 18th, 1912, the following resolu- tion was adopted:
 Resolved: That the City Clerk be and hereby is directed to notify the persons in interest to appear before the Common Council, Council Cham Der, City Hall City of Bridgeport, on the 9th day of Jan., 1913, at o'clock to the petition of the Warner Brothers Company for the passage of an order or resolution authorizing and direct ing an application by the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Bridgeport to the Public Utilities Commission of the State of Connecti cut. requesting said Commission to of commercial or industrial side track at grade upon and across the highways, known as Singer avenue and Whiting street, within the limits of the City of Bridgeport, said track to be located as follows:
 Commencing at a point on the east side of Singer avenue about no feet street and extending in a southerly direction upon said Singer avenue to the north line of Whiting street thence continuing across Whiting street to the property of the petitioner on the south side of Whiting street The proposed location of said tracks appearing upon a blue print filed with the petition to which reference is made.
 Attest
 STEPHEN F. BOUCHER,
 as City Clerk.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-28
Notice

For forty-slx years we have neS1 location. corner of Main and Jonn Streets, Bridgeport, Conn.,, and ou5 Private Bank has been esta there continuously. We have reccAHcu and paid out on demand without no. afce millions of dollars of money de- receive money subject to depOsitor's check at sighs. on which we alloy ahree per cen1- per annum. creosSsU1 s1 10 each account monthly We sOnc1S aIlS- accounts of individuals. busineSS mG., 6rms and corporations. ana aA- sEho want 0 bank account where uney can deposit money, checks or dra1fs, and leave it for one day, ,onc Week. oAe month one year. and draw intefesl Q nit for any time 1t Is left with us: He give 10 the business Our c0re1ul personal attention as the oldest nrAn of private bankers in this state
 T. L. WATSON & co.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-28

of E., F. M. Wootton; M. at A., O Christiauson: l. G., s. Knapp; O. c. P. SchelI: trustee, F. l.. Chapnans 2 Representative for two years to Grand Lodge. B. F. White; alternate, L B organist, A w. French
 Jr These officers will be installed at the meeting next Friday evening The Dowda1 Guards have accepted an invitation from Mithra. lodge, No. &
 to be present next Tuesday evening and assist in the work of conferr1ng the Rank of Knight. On Tuesday
 evening, Jan. ', the Guards win g1yf an exhibition drill at the public in. stalIation to be held by Mithra lodge
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-28
Woman's Drug Store

Farmer Want Ads 10 a woEd
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-28
T.L WATSON & co.
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK. PA 926 MAIN STREET

December 19, 1912. The Trustees of this Bank have this day declared a SENII-ANNUAL divi- t4cS) per annuIn, payable January z. 1918 on all accounts not exceeding Sf.0OO, and at the rate of THREE per cent (S9o) per annum on the excess of all accounts over S4,OOO.
 EDWARD w. MARSH,
 Treasurer. Deposits .ssade on or before Janu- ary eth, 1918, will draw interest from January 1st, 1918.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-28
FraternitieS
JOSEPH DowDALL LODGE.

JOSEPH DOWDALL LODGE.
 At the meeting of Joseph Dowdall lodge. No 4O Knights of Pythias, last evening" the Rank of Knight was con ferred in full form on one candidate. The following officers were elected Daniels; " C. E. F. Zumstag; Pre- late, C. B. Taylor; M. of w, L. B. Budding'ton; K. of R. & S., G. HI ZumstaE: M of F.. c. A. Judson: M.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-28
POINTS OF INTEREST.
Year End Bargains

in millinery, furs, shirt waists, petit coats, long cloth coats and marabouf boas and muffs, at E. H. Dillon Co.'S, 11O5 Main street.
 Woman's Drug Store
 We are headquarters for sick-roou necessities such as bed pans, sheettnB feeding cups, spoons, tubes, ice Oaed abdominal coils, fountain syringes. in va1ids rings, etc. Prescriptions acct1r, ately compounded by registered phar TIE s!sts. The Woman's Drug store 87O Main street, Tel. 1920. Ladies al ways in attendance.
 Begin the New Year Right.
 Start the new year right. Let the Crawford Laundry care for your fam fly washing. They will sterilize, wasH all and iron two-thirds of your clothef and dry the balance at cost actually less than you can afford. all thingf considered, at home. Begin the nelt year right--phone 432O for the Craw' ford Laundry Go. wagon. Farmer Want Ads 1c a wcRd
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-28
OUT OF WORK; SUICIDES.

New Britain, Dec. 2s.-FeIix Oszwe.~ ski committed suicide by taking pois- on at his home last night He was @s years old and married. DespondencJ due to loss of work is believed to have caused his act.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-23
Mus benz YuliSeigeriht.

Grau gleIipn, cine 9ertretsrin Der
soal6tpelt, puroe pegeu 5erumluns
germs nit elmer 9elpftrufe pon $50
unb Soften beIe9t. pelhe iebo6 ipdter
IuipsuDi-t puros.
Clarence grabiou, ipelher am Ionz
ueritog 4bsnb rpeseu 1rugen5 Derbor.
gener Waffen, zines Rspolpers, per-
haftet iporoen mar, puroe gu elmer
Celebrate bon $50 uno aoften Dsrs
urtbeilt.
Sobn Slebam, Der iunge 3entus
tisr, pelher DOR einigsn 5agen NIT
Teinsr 16 Sabre alten gruut na6 Gin
cinnati getommen uno bier bon einem
IaIfennieb um feline gun5e 9arfdaft
beitohlen tpprbeu mar, fpuroe, nahbem
Der Sdtbsrbalt feitseitsat Dproer
mar, pon Der 4ntlage beg 5erumlun.
germs freieefprohsn. 9os iunge Wldos
den iii mtttlerneile our6 8ermitts
lung Der 9robatiousbeamtin Grl.
Mann Der Gbbut ihrsr angeborigen in
Sdplorspils iibergsben fporDen.
Der 6aQ gegsn Die beipen itreltena
ben Sdubmuher UNI Die bier 9ri0atz
ostettips, spiIhsn oenen es. pie aus
fiibrlih berihtet, am Donneritag
abeup an Der Gde Der SSiinften 4pe
unb Spcamore Strabs gu elmer rieit,
osn asilersi getommen mar, ipuroe dui
ben 5. glpril pertugt
Der Saa segen ben uuf 9eranlais
fung Ieiner 5ruu pegsn angebIichel
Rihtperiorgung isiner Tamilis per'
hafteten Curtis greituu nurpe aui biI
pffene elite geiegt.
8asIelbe geItob nit oem SAT- gsa
gen Die duf 9eranlaHuRg beg Or. $
Q. 9iefmeier, bon Go. 2236 8urns,
24penue perbaftete Syrdu Uturgaretb
Roble, BON 90. 1924 Central apenue
Die Srdu, tpeIhs bes 9isb'tub!s Dor
Rabrungslnitteln, tpis 3uter. Ntebl
4artpffein, etc, ongetlagt mar, betbeu
erte, aus Roth sehanoeIt gu babe. b
iie niht 1enuq babe peroienen tonnen
um iih uno ihre beiben aiHber Su er
ndhren.
Der AZ Sabre alte Chauffeur Sobl
Megman, Don aibertn uuo Sncumor
StraBs, ipelher frib seitern Rorsel
in boiler 5ubrt nit eiuem garicab se
aen eas Cell rnnnte, nit pelGem oi
7. 4psnue BON ben 8ranoruinsn De
8. presbntsrianertirhs abee1perrt i'll
tpurbe unter Der gntlaee bes 81
IhnelIen ssabrens sur 3ablung be
Soften nerurtktlt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-23

@iro ais Dffisieller 8runo fur bic
Suipenoirnng bes Euliseifefs
Safion angegeben.

Den 8eitimmungsn oss Pannes9e.
ftBes entfpreheno, bat Wtupor 5unt
geItern formea bic 3eDtloienittpmmtiz
iton bon Der SuIpenoirung oes Yolla
5ei1efs i6riftli6 in aenntniB geiest,
uno als 8runc ber SIfpsnciruug gibt
Der gurgsrmeiItsr in fsinem 9rief
.unfdbigteit" an Die 3tpilpienfttoms
milton bat nunmebr unter osm 0eieB
flint 5age 3eit, I'm Elm 8erhor fir
Sdtion un3uberaumeu.
Sadfon mar geitern auf tur3e 3eit
i'm Ratbfauis uno 5pur, um oem am
tirenosn Ypli3eitef 8rimm austunft
uber gepiTe np6 i6ipebenoe 5Gae 3u
geben. Gr peigerte Tih, uber feline per
iDnlideu angeIegenbeitsn gu fpre4en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-23
Settman iua 1elfeu.

0as Stabtrut6stpmmittee fir 8ez
febe uno 9pntratte 3og in Ieinsr gsa
itrigen SiBuug, in tpeIaer bic Srbiz
nan3 beIproten !puroe, laut peIdsr
cine neugepflditerts Strabe niht pcr
4bIauf BON orei Sabren lpieOer aufgt=
ri'ien tperbsH bari, Stdotanpalt 8ettz
man gu Ratbs, nm Mittel uuD Dese
gu finben. tpie Die 9asoeIellIhdft ets
3tpungen iperben tann, in neueu
Straben 6auptrObren iorpts 3peig-
rObrsn gu lsgsu, IelbIt penn porlduFig
in Der StraBe tsine 6duier fttben.
Der aommitteeiiBung rpohnten audi
9ertreter Der 9tunDeigentbumsbor
Ioipie Manor 6unt bel unb bon Set=
ten Der 9runoeigentbumsb borie pur9s
duh Elm Nmenoenent 81 Der oprlte9en@
ben Srpinan3 eingereiht. Gaut oieier
Gmenoirunq TOD Die Stupt 90 Sase
ebe nit Der 9eupflaiterung elmer
Strabe begpnnen iplrb, Die onarenz
Ssnpen Grunobeiiber benahrihtigen
unb bic 8runobeiiger Iollsn gehalten
iein, nGbreno bisfer 80 5ags Die nd
tbiasn 2eitungsr0bren fir WdHsr,
Gas uno fir bic &anaEiatior legen
su laiTen. 51un tie es nidt. 10 muB
bic Staot bic 4rbeiten ausfiibren IaI-
fen uno bic llntoiten tpsroen uls 5pz
potbst auf oos GrunDitiid e;ngetragen.
Die 6erreu pom aommittes poren
nit oieTsm 3uIaB polig einOsritanbeH,
nur lit es iebr frGgLitb oh Die @asgsz
iellihaft gs3pungen tperosn fam Geis
tungsr0hren 3u leqen, trenn Is fich um
neue StraBen bdnoelt. Inter oieien
lImftGnbsn tpurpe nah einoe9eaoer
DEBATE, on tpelder iih als 8ertreter
Der 9runoeigentbumsbOrie nie Serren
Tbeo. maper, u. 8. Gl5ner uno 5.
Shottenfels betbeiIigten, Serr gett.
man erfuht, eas 4menoement 10 ubz
| sufaITer, baB Der uotbige Druid auF
bic 8asgeiellIhuFt ausgeiibt tperoen
! tonn. Spbuln oerr 8ettman bas ND
tbioe Nmenoment sntporfsn bat, ptrb
er bds 2ommittee oeritdnoieen, ous
/ iih banu lpieber nit Der Sad'e hes
| ihdftiaeu nirp.
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WcDiQiams & S6ulte eegen Die
Stabt Cincinnati tpurDen 0erbitte 5u
9unitsn Der 8srflugten abgsgeben.
Qstpis 9oig6t Sr. tlagts cine 5orz
oerung iiber $1754,O9 gegsn glt8a<
6eth gopsn unb Qnbere Elm.
Qouis Wunbeiner &c Bros. tIagten
cine 5orperung iiber $765.25 se9en
Wur g. 8reenpalb Elm.
gbas. WanaIIa bat cine 5oroerung
iiber $715.17 gegen 5bos. 81. Goropce,
singetlagt.
gbilip 5orDg srlangte Elm 9erbitt
iibsr 1925 gegsn Die Cincinnati Srocz
tipn go.
Sn Sa6en Der 4cme 2um6er &c
goal 60. ge9en 6. W. Raoind &c 60.
purbe Elm 8erbitt gu 9unIten Der
gertlagten abgegsben.
Gbas. u. 5inf6, Sruftse, erlangte
Elm llrtbeil iiber $3014.29 gegen Die
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