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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-05-23
DoINGS IN WASHINGTON
(By Winfield Jones.)
Washington, d. c.. May II.

Washington, D. c., May II.
Special to the Ocala Banner:
Senator Fletcher left here today for
a few days visit at Jacksonville Be-
fore leaving the senator introduced
the following bills in the senate:
To restore and preserve the old Ma
tanzas fort, near st. Augustine: $780,
600 is appropriated for this purpose.
The Florida Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution have agitated restora-
ton and preservation of the old fort,
one of the landmarks of the state, for
several years.
A bill appropriating $4,000 to ena-
bic the census bureau to collect and
publish statistics concerning the tur-
pentine and resin industry ct lOrida.
A third bill appropriates $4,000 to
erect a monument to Major Francis
H. Dade, who was massacred with a
detachment of Florida soldiers by
Seminole Indians in Sumter county.
on December IS, 1885.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-05-23
ORLANDO VS.. SANFORD

Tourist train pulling into new San
ford depot a mile from the town.
Tourist TO train hand Say, boy.
where's that town of Sanford that
used to be laying around here some
where
oh, dat sanfo'd, says the boy,
why, dat little ole Sanfod town she
dun move clean often de map. She go
ober 10 Seminole county an dun lef'
muffin hyar 'cep' de deppo in de
woods. Orlando Citizen,
Same time
Tourist train pulling through Orlan-
do, at the rate of four miles per hour
Tourist. 10 train hand Say boy
where's that town OF Orlando. where
they raised so many goats for ITALIA
hassee?"
oh. dat Orland," says the boy
why, dat little ole place dun moved
down to Sanfo'd whar all de tourist
stop at de good hotels an whar dey
can buy a newspaper an seegar w'er
dey wants hit, an whar dey can fish
an hunt and boat-ride wen dey wants
to. Nobody don't live in Orland now
an muffin lief 'cep' de cemetery an
newspapers. Yassah. "-Sanford Her
AID
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-05-23
Jed ON
RAW EGGS
tAart's Experience With DIFF.
y Diets. Peaches and
usFnilk for Three Years.

n, Md.-Mr. George Richards,
ase' during the past II years,
edoly tined more different diets
eseiage person would ever use
. mas TO say about his expert
Isl therefore be highly interest,"
.-3one suffering from indigestion
- troubles OF any kind.
- For more than II years,
49, 80 WIN stomach troubles, and
s1s.eos OF dollars for doctor bills
: aneS. was also operated on
~. - On dried peaches and buttermilk
K- Infee years. The only thing
- mol give me pain was raw eggs.
~ physical wreck. | could moi
~ Vas as near crazy as a mar
sy That after taking two 25-ceni
y Ihediord's Black-Draught,
:, moIe good than all I ever spent
-. ven working daily on the farm
-. ana ! am as hard as iron. "
ts. s vegetable remedy has been
i n ss.w use tor more than 10 years.
.A0esurethat lie "Thediord's. "
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-05-23
DolNos AT WASHINGTON
(By Winfield Jores J
Washington. ID. C.. Nav II. 1a1

Washington, d. c.. May IL. 1912.
Special to the Ocala Banner:
Il Is probable that Secretary of the
Navy PANELS will recommend dispos
al by the government of the Pensa.
cola Lazy yard
Upon ais return here roday from a
tour of inspection of the southern
yards, he declared that he will not
make any recommendation for reor-
SANITATION of the government Yards
until he has had an opportunity to
visit All the Yards. but he expressed
tentative approval of the action OF his
predecessor, Secretary Meyer in clos
ing The Pensacola ana New Orleans
Yards
From This ~ Is believed that al.
though he has formed NO general plan
.of REORGANIZATION he has fully deter
mined not 10 reopen either the Pen
sacola or Ncv Orleans yards. Score
tars Daniels viii leave here again in
Pa few DAYS for an inspection OF the
New York and Boston navy yards. aud
after that he will probably make
known bis plan Of reorganizing all the
yards on the Atlantic seaboard.
Representative Wilson urged Score
ary Daniels before he left for the
south to make a rigid Investigation OF
The Pensacola yard, and if he did not
deem it advisable TO reopen the yard
TO arrange some plan for disposing of
the enormous amount of government
property there to some private cor
poration. which could either open the
yard as a private shipbulding estab-
lishment or use the property for com
mercial purposes.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-05-23

The following pOstmasters have
been commissioned: Fort Pierce, Ar
thur r. Brown; Turner's, Lee county,
John r. Burnett: Viking, Samuel D.
Daniel: Mariemine W. f. Veal Viz
gil l.. Griffin has been appointed post
master at Monte Vista, Lake county
vice w. B. Partridge. resigned, and G
A. Douglass at Arch Greek, Dade
county, vice A. J. Campbell, resigned
Rural delivery route No 4, has been
ordered established from Pensacola,
length % miles, serving 113 families.
The carrier is to receive $1026 per an
mum. Route No l has been ordered
from Summerfeld, Marion county
length Il miles. serving 100 families
The carrier is to receive $40 per an
mum.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-05-23
m sCxlf CHILD
- Health by Vinol--
"a Mothers.

sfff 90 hOs''~
..hsrs often wonder why
sre - pale. thin and
ave - little appetite.
49, 90 q such mothers in
y publish the following
miller. New Haven.
~ little daughter. ever
s,h. had been frail and
- a constant source or
several months a.o We
give her Vlnol ] im-
10 an Improvement in
az appearance ] gave
~sles 81 vinol and from
A.s done her ! can truly
hai you claim
recovery Wa Que 20
action 81 The p lc.aal
~fied from coI .Irorf,
ufh the Nooda ing
tewaflng Ur0H of
whlrh are contained On
- build up and STRENGTHEN
tnsmn old people ari ne
tsun and debiiitatei We
wssey IN every case where
rer prugElst oCaia Fla
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-05-23

Senators Bryan and Fletcher and
Representatives Wilson, SparEman
and Clark took Hon. John S. Beard Of
Pensacola to the department of JUS
tice today and presented him to At
torney General McReynolds as a can
didate for solicitor general OF the
United States.
The attorney general declared he
was sorry to disappoint the Florida
representatives. but that he had de
cided TO appoint either a northern or
western man TO this position.
Mr. Beard was disappointed at the
view taken by Mr. McReynolds. that
this office should not so to a south
.erner. He has been in Washington
about week. and besides having the
endorsement OF the Florida delegation
has several strong letters from sena-
tors and congressman Of other states.
Alr Beard VIII probably return TO
Pensacola tomorrow.
When the Florida delegation arriv-
ed at the department of justice they
found Herbert s. Phillips of Tampa in
line ahead of chem in the ante-room
Mir. Phillips, who has also been here
several days, is candidate for dis
trict attorney of the southern Florida
district The other most prominent
candidates are Edw w. Davis OF
Ocala. and j. L. Billingsley of Miami
| Billingsley is understood TO be strong
ly endorsed by William Jennings Bry
an, who, on account of his temporary
residence in Florida, seems TO be at
! tempting to take hand in Florida ap
pointments. Bryan thus far has beer
unsuccessful in his efforts to have ID
]. Calhoun appointed as collector Of
customs, although the fight is not yet
over. For Billingsley TO also mee'
defeat would be significant as indi
eating Bryan's lack of power in Flor
ida.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-05-23

Florida leads all the southern states
in her increase in the purchase of au-
tomobiles. Last year she had regis
tered 1896; this year, 997S.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-05-23

FOR SALE-Snap in registered
Tamworth pigs, II weeks old; to close
out stock. Bisby & McLendon Okla
humpka, Fla.-ad 5-1G-2tS
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-05-23

The estimated condition on April
1913, of some of the principal crops in
Florida, on the basis of 100 represent
ing a normal, was as follows: Pine
apples, 81; orange trees. 95; lime
trees, 100; grapefruit, 81; peaches
So; pears, 70; strawberries, 80; white
potatoes, 50; spring pasture, 50.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-05-23

Watermelon land for rent, near A.
c. L. Side track at Lake Weir R. f..
Martin.-Adv. 12-6-tf.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-10
ENGLISH OPERA FOR BARRE.
Do the Patrons Of the Barre 0peri
House Wan. 1t?

Are there enough music-loving people
who appreciate highclass music, to jus
tify the management of the Barre opera
house in bringing here the Sheehan Eng
lish opera company on Tuesday March
rs. in III Trovatoreny That's the ques
ton.
The Sheehan English opera company
including Joseph +. Sheehan, America
greatest tenor, is the largest and most
expensive English opera company on
tour at the present day. Besides having
the largest and most brilliant array OF
opera stars ever assembled under one
banner, NJ. Sheehan has secured the serv'
ices of Mrs. Emily Gray, famous harp.
ist. direct from Convent Garden, London,
and Miss Sibley Remus, violinist virtu-
oso, from Paris Opera Comique, and a
special grand opera orchestra under the
direction OF VIM. Glover, one of Eng
lands foremost conductors.
1t costs 81 900 to bring this opera to
Barre, and tickets must be subscribed
for at least two weeks in advance of the
show, if this company is booked for the
Barre opera house. The subscription list
will be opened on Tuesday, March H..
DO not order tickets unless you expect
to pay for them at least two days in
advance of the show. The prices are
low. IL is up to the patrons
OF the Barre opera house. All that you
have to do is to call up the box Office
of the Barre opera house and have your
name put on the list for as many tickets
as you would like. The signers of the
list have the choice of seats one day in
advance of the general public.-Advt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-10

Barre is TO be represented by SIZE
able delegation of motorists and 9th
ers. who contemplate purchasing cars
at the annual auto show in Boston this
week. A number from this city and
vicinity went TO Boston Saturday fore
noon. while Others were booked on the
Green Mountain express Saturday and
Sunday nights. 4 few left this forenoon
and Others contemplate leaving tonight.
Among those who will be there for
the show tomorrow are the following:
H. Z. Cutler. n J. Roberts. Homer Fits
and son. Harold. Stanton Burgess. b. II.
Wells. Quincy H. Perry, +. A. Drown.
: d. Allen. W. q. Reynolds, A. G. Bige-
low Of Brookfeld, A. VI. Flanders, c. NJ
Edison Of Williamstown. Mr. Hutchinson
George w. Mann. Karl Sawyer, Fred
MILAN. Geraldus A. Knapp. Fritz Jack
son. Oscar Anderson, A. 5. Martin and
A. A. Lamorey.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

Thomas l.. Glib, who has been pass
ing few days in the city. returned
to day to his home at Elmore.
l. F. Hatch, who has been visiting in
the city for several days. returned te
his home at Burlington on Saturday,
The Philonlathian club will meet witt
Mrs. Sargent, French street, Tuesday
evening at 7:4a. Program at o'clock
The best time of the season in store
for You. Rowland hall, March "a. Ev-
erybody invited. Tickets, 81 per couple
Frank seguin, representative of the
Burlington Drug CO., arrived in the city
this morning for few days visit in this
vicinity.
The box social and card party,
planned to be given by the Cobble Hill
grange March 4, is postponed until fur
Their notice.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs will
hold the second Of series OF dances and
card parties in Odd Fellows hall and
the Miles hall Tuesday evening. Dance
admission, Soc, cards Toe.
Once more the ladies of the Barre
Hospital Aid association solicit your CO.
operation in raising money to carry on
their part of the hospital work, namely,
to add the things necessary for the COM
fort of all patients and assist in estab-
fishing a fund for new building. 1t is
not necessary to state the work which
has already been accomplished by this
association. Those who have assisted
in the work, those who have received
treatment. know full well that no work
or expense has been spared to make their
stay as comfortable and pleasant as pos
sible. That we may continue this work,
the patronage OF the public is solicited
at the ball Monday evening, March "a.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-10
Gutsnberr and the Press.

Stephenson and the locomotive. Fulton
and the steamboat. Morse and the tsle-
graph. Howe and the sewing machine
Mccormick and the harvester. Bell and
the telephone. Ellison and light, all these
are among the great factors Of human
progress. Let ~ add love and life in
suranee also. National life ms. Co.
81 VI. fMutuall : ;. Rallard. gen
eral agent. Lawrence building. Mont
pclier. Nu
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

Last week of white sale at vaughan's.
For Sale: Roll top desk and desk
chair r. w. Gauld, Aldrich building.
Photographs and pictures of any kind
neatly framed at the c. Bau studio, Cur
rier building.
The Cleaners club will meet with Mrs,
Batchelder, Ia South Main street, Tues
day evening at 7:l5.
The Arts and Crafts club viii meet
Thursday evening with Miss Ethel
Spear, 26 Jefferson street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-10
Granite Cutters International Associa-
ton of America.

A regular meeting of the Barre branch
Of the G. c. /. A. Of A. will be held in
Miles hall. Una ruinione regolare DELI
unione degli scalpellini branch di Barrel
avra' lougo nells sala di Miles. On Mon
day evening, March 10, at J o'clock.
Angus Mcdonald, secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-10
A a A P
Arnold B. Heine & Co.'s Removal Sale of
Foreign and Domestic Embroideries
Closes Saturday Night This Week
A. y. ABBOTT * co,
A. =. ABBOTT 4 co.
A. p. ABBOTT 4 co.
A. p. ABBOTT 4 co.

a
IS at
O. wh you can buy Fbuncngs
profit IS ge n
it overTh ne chase, h larger
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-10
Card of Thanks.

/ wish to express my thanks to all
nv friends who so kindly remembered
me with flowers and cards during my
stay at the hospital.
Mrs. Andrew kutson.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-10
Socialists. Attentinnl

A special meeting will be held in
painters hall at 1880 o'clock Tuesday
night to take action on communication
from headquarters of vital Importance.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-03
grGfibent 9aft bsginut
NIT 4bi disbnebmen.

WG btngton, .. T., 2. DsarS.
Der bsutigs e5onut1g mar Elm Tag oes
abihiebsnebmsns fiir ben prdifosntsn
Taft. Or rerabitI.oete fih ssIseentz
Iih zines Diners. bds Se.retdr Waea
Dsast aob. ron Den 8attinnsn osr au.
binstsmitslisosr. uno itottsts oonn, eis
nsm grouhe fcIasno. Der aus Der 3eit
geors. moibinstons iiammt uno i.its
kr Don ieoem graiiosnien befpIgt NOR
ben iff, am beutig.n lesten Scnntase
feines Mmtstermius Der 0eorsetorpn
llniueriiidi sinen g.iuh ab. 5ern,r
erleoiate Der grdit0ent nit Setretdr
6ilI.s cine An3ahl nod fhpebsnbtr
@eff1fie. Nm moniag finoet etne
SpesinIfsung Ses aubinets ftatt uuo
Der grdFbent piro oonn i'm Qaufe ots
9oees iih pon sinsr ansabl perionIIs
der Grsunbe perabfhkben.
grdurtges Ge Did.
Repgort. 2. W6rs. - Der "a
sSobre cltt 5bomos Stepens, Der SO
Sabre lang in Gan Jraneiseo anidfIig
a.tDeien. tpirb geg,ntpdrtis In Guts
ssssldnb pon ben Ginnanoerungsbehor
ben suriidssbalten, bis fein IN Gan
s5rdnrisco anidiiigsr Rtffs it6 p.rs
pflihtst bat. fir BEN alien Mann gu
i0rssn. Siepsns III, obf1cn sr bic
llngen Saare in San Groneisco ans
IGiIig mar, nitt amsritaniiher giirser
esiporbsn. CT rsi'ts Dor einieen Wlos
n1tsn nah England. an b1s Sterbebstt
feines 9rubsrs. une fam nit osm
Tampftr .gsftie" Surild. Ia er bel
Ieinsr 4nfunFt nur $50 in feineHl
GeIib bate. srfolste feline lleberfiihs
rung no hGlia SsLanb uno Der Grsis
pirb bepprtirt ,tsresn. rtun iein Hsifs
LNiMt fas i'm tinfsrtnsk
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Cincinnati 9aontas. ben 8. Mars 1913

Gs fam 5lt elmer oagenteinen Briige.
lei nnb Die Re6nerinnen ,pitroen nit
Gr6e beipprfen. gs beourfte bes iebr
energiihen gorgebens ieitens Der yo.
li5ei, im Die Suffragetten su idiisen
mo ungefdbroet aus oeIR garf 3ii
id,offen.
gtebnlife 8org1nee fpieIten iiA
cbenfollS auf ben Wimbeloen Com.
mons ab into bier tuiroet ebenians
cine an5abl Der fSrnienredtlerinnen
BON Der Ytenge tbGtlitl nriBbanoeIt.
V IN 8eiuo.
Redpel, 2. M1r1. Seit einiger
3elt bat Der 8eiup ipie6er beftigc I'M.
teriroiife 8erauid,e boren laiien, 10
baB man einen ipeiteren Ausbrlih oes
8ulfdns befiirhtet. GIN ben Seiten
6es gerges finb grobe Riiie unb
Spriinge entitanben mb groBe sSels.
maiIen BEN abbong binabgeroat.
Vrofeiior Wercalli Der Gireftor
beS 06ierbotoriums uno iein Aiii.
itent, profeiior Waaaoe, baben etner
aiifitieg geiuast lirlb Brofeiior Ulal'
laoe bat iih In ben arater bes Der.
ges binabgela'ien. CIR iano benielber
iIeilpeiie nit Sdnee ortsefiillt, Den
feline Spuren bon SbHtel5e 5eiate
Gos iit mad, glniiflt pom Broieiio,
giereaqi elm gepeis Safiir, oaB oit
,Seies3one nod siemIid, ipeit Don
9coen 0es araters entiernt lit. Gel
Sultan oiirfte foltm Dor 8 Snbrer
lpieoer in JhtiQfelt treten.
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21sIieauer 4
->3S~-
Zd3ieBem aaf cfiiSiere Der
Der. Gtaaten Qlrmee.
Merbsn Don farbisen aapalleriiten nit
blutis.n a0pfen hetmgsi6idt.
Der 3uIammeniioB fanb an Der meri
taniifen gren5e bel Douglas,
4risonn, tott.
3ufa mmenFpb 3pifasH
Der StadteH SruppeH
unb meritdnern.

~ ~ l{b = y " - ~
Gfpafo, 5sr., 2. gldr8. au Der
msritaniTden GGrsH;e Bel Douglas.
Qris., tam es am Sonntag 5a stitHi
3uTammsnitob sDiiden msyitaniItsn
5ruppen uno Solbatsr bs ueuntsn
Der. Staaten acknowledgements.
Bier Der Meriianer tpurbsn set0btst,
ipGbrsno auT omsr;tanift<r Stite Ries
manb psrleBt fpurbe.
Wie .s bsibt, ipuroe ouf bier umsrts
taniifs Gffi3isre, ,his in Der Rdbe Der
Gren3., ettpa brei WeiIsn bon Douglas
,ntfsrnt, ipa3isren gingsn, pom .tner
qbtbsilung BON piersig msriiduiI6en
Solbaten, peldle bon agua 9rietd.
a.gsnuber BON Douglas, aus 9atrouils
lebnnit tbatsn, gefdoHen. Daraufbin
eiItsn Isd3e9n Wann bes farbiser
gl.unten Der. acknowledgements her:
BEL uno Is lam su sintm beftigsr
SdurmiissI. Rad tar5sr 3sit tam.r
spsi S6spa6ronen oss SdOalerieregi'
ments oa3u unb bic Rritansr ersrif'
fen bann nit SintsriuHung bon pisi
1obtsn Die JIuht. gDie IS bsibt. ioIier
Die omeritoniiten 1ruppen 10 in bi
Rage eetommsn isin. bdB Tie iiber ot
9rn5e singsn unb be WeritaRsr Elm
Strete fpsit psrfoIsieu.
sSn Douglas peruridhte bisIsr gu
fammenitoB rieiige 4nfreeung. Gi
gepphner Der Stapt bepaffnetsn lid
unperSiislit, Osnn Tie glaubisn, bdB e
| iib um sinsn Ginfaa Der Wsri,ane
auf amsritantldes E,ebist gtbaHoel
babe. ginn,n tpenisen Minnien uarel
Sunbsrte BON giirsern CUR Sseae IN
in gang turssr 3eit hatten iia duh bi
Gonbops aus Der Ruhbarftaft is9
3abIreia singsfuRosH.
BaIbiustOu, .. G.. 2. Rdrs
&3iislit bes uHseblid BET Douglas
4ri3., itattgshubten 3uiammsn'tpbs
BON Soloaten pss Rsunten Der. Siod
| ten aaoausrisregimsuts nit meritoni
i6sn 9rappen, pob<i uier Wleritans
.r'6oFen ,DurbsR. IN bier oifBit
uihts betannt. gis su fpdter Stunc
am Scnntag pareR ubr Elm perartise
9or.ommnib isiHsrtei RadrihteH ein
astrpffen. 9eneraImaior Seonar
Wcco bat ben tpmmdnpiren Sffi3isr |
Douglas IoTurt aui1eforesrt, ibm an
ginselbsitsn oss gorfalIs telegrapbiit
su iibermi.teln. Gensraimaior Wooo
gab Der aniitt Quserut, oaB, faII
bic am.ritanii6en Jruppen pirtlit
s.f5pi'en baben ioIIien, bic ReIitans
obne 3fptifsl Tie ausesrifien babe
miibten.
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Jn(ano gc(cgrap6
W a bertfen fiegrei6.

S-N - = u . =
qboenir, ari3., 2. W1r3. 2aut
elmer bier bon gisbse sinsetrofisnen
tslepbonifden Jiahritt bat cine abs
tb<iluns Waberiiten iid nu6 ldns.rem
Rampfe ON Sonntag in ben Seitb BEG
3oqamts an Der msri.auiiden Grense
in Rdto gsiest.
s barIss R. S.it. begna :
oyigt.
Waibinaton, .. G., 2. Wdrs.
prGfotut Taft btgnaDiste am Conn
tag gbarlss st. Sette, ben Seirstar
unS S61smsifi.r o.r american GU
gar Refiniug Co., Der 3u dht UtonGtsn
.3uttbdus uno elmer 0eioitrafe BON
5000 psrurtteilt tporoen mar, irosm
er 5eiis bi. 3uhtbauzItraie .rIitB.
5eiie mar Der 3oufhDinDeleisH in
8srbinouna NIT Der gIHfubr Don gu
der uberflbrt pornen.
Gpfer bss Sturmg.
9uffdIo, 81. o., 2. RdrB. Drsi
Wenihen .amsn an SoHniag eeIe'
aentlif bss lInapettsrs, bas bier
| hsrritt., um's q.6en. Die 3smp.ras
tur mar bis auf S.bn Grab iiber benz
RunpuHtt gsfaQsn uno bisrsu tam ein
StnseIturm bei elmer Winoihnsu. Don
I75 N,ilen bic Stunbe. Die Gpfer
hss llH:pett.rs iinb: CHARTS 8. 5ans
fen Don puaman. ST., gsrsstb betm
3uidmmsnitob sfpeisr Giiter5iis. Der
Ride plate Balm srpiidsn Die brsns
n,nben Iriimmsr uno perbraHuts
Carlos 81. 9artos uHb Jbomas gan
bias, bic bomii bsitdftist pdrsn, oi:
gilsnbobRgel,iIe BON Shnss su iGua
bern, ipurben bon 3ii9sn iibsrfobreH
uuo gstOotet.
2rauriseA Gnbe tiner au'
tomobiIfa brt.
glepelanb, g., 2. W1rs. -
gbit.r aarinoitti, "a Sabre alt, UNI
Soispbine 8orenstp. % Sabre aft
lipurosn am Sorntos aus sinem aui
ior,obil. in peldem Il. bon sins'
Rinbsiaufe suriifssbrten, eeihieuotri
als bic Wafhine in's Rutfdsn s.rittt
uno nit elmer 1eIsgrapbsuitunse foli
linirte. geIbe trus.n fn'pers 0erleB,
nngen boDon, spabrenb Der gbauffsul
| Sobn Joriier NIT sinissn unbeoeus.n'
BEN GtHammen nopontam. 1oritsl
purbe unter Der 4ntLdoe Der IruHsen
tsit perbditst.
| Streiienoe sod huler.
4Ibanp, ,R. g.. 2. Wdrs. gtpt
1000 3osling. Der bieiigen 5ohfhu!
bsabiihiissn am Wonias an oel
5.rtii gu setxn. Nm Greitas ftreit
ten 100 Enaben, neil stpei SGsIinse
Rcmens 6s!en Goolo uno 1rnH
| Suaks. bic nahrsno Der StuIituno
NIT .inanoer e,plaubsrt boiten. Don
ShuIbeiuh iuspsnoirt iporoen ipar.n
am Sonnias kfdlofsn bic idmmtli
den 5&ulsrinn.n cer 4niioli, nit ml
Qnaben ssm.iniams Sohe gu NADER
iuno ON Wonins pom unterrint fem
su bIsibsn, Bis ben beioen Eusp<n
bir.tn ssItattet iuirb. am lnserrih
NIT .beilsunsbmsn.
1umultn. pirb $500 pr
Sahr bstom men.
i WafbingtoH. .. g.. 2. Wdr1
| Soiepb e. Sumulip, Der priBatfesre
idr bes prGiibent.n Wilfon pirb eli
/ Sabrsssebali BON $500 srbcIstn. ur
fpriinsliA poren fir oisien pohsn II
Der cneemeiHsn T.fisitporIas. 5000
pro Sabr porsefebeu. absr bas pau
! Iiimmie am Sonnidg nem Stnais
. | slmenbement IN Der gorlas. su, Il
!. ipeltem nos 0ebolt bes Vripntieire
tirs oes pr6Fosnten nit $500 pr
\ laabx tfssiest niss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-03
@etterberi4t.

Ohio. Gd,ones @etter on Wton.
fog linb Gienitag; iteigenoe 1entpera-
tiir unb it)arfer Siiosueiripitb.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-10-24
Eugene N. Whitaker. R.sis..r.
SUMMONS


STATE OF COLORADO.
C.ussy 81 Prswsrs. s.
IN THE COUNTY COURT
Opsl MieAa.. PlsiasiG.
William MacAso. Dsfssdaat.
The Pssps d The Sssts sf Csiossls,
Ts Wilien Miehsn. the ssfsslaa, sbsvs .s..l.
You hereby required appear In sa sesi.. Lr.ssk
sssass BY the sssvs named e.a,iE {. the esssty
sf Prewsrs eeuaty. State Of Colorado ssd a.swsr
the copaiat hersn wi his thirty days after he ssrves
hereof Il served within the State ef Colessde, ,r h
served cut 81 'hs Ssts sf csl.raAo ss ~ pskGee,s
itka efy asSs after the service hsrssf exclusive q ~
day Of ssios; ssl action esv bs regularly ss r.
tss The though such sessassaes ksd bs,a sds
Esd issue hsd bsea jsssd such essplsint
The ss action 10 brought by plaiar 10 ebtas 3ea,..
Of 1vsrcs. 1sssvias tbs bssds d nariosy new nm,
ing bstwss. psatG sd dsfesdsat he xrossd sf n.
ssrt;es ssd failure make rssseaails prsvises for Ie
support Of sasta Tor lsst past. aal tsr az
restoration Of her maiden asme, vii more fully oscar
fro eeaslaia in ss1 sosa wkck rsisrsacs 10 here
msds ss1 . espy sf which 10 hereto attacked.
Asd you hereby aoiissd that you fell tS ap,~ar
esd tie ss ssmelaiat a. shove rsosired ~
said siaisG will apey ks court fsr The reGef ,ksrei.
dsass1sd.
Gives asdsr my kssd asd tks seal Of ss;d o.u,t q,
Lsmsr. u ssid sessy. this 2oth dsy ef August. A. b,
1918 =
{Sssl.l G. 3. TAoMAN.
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