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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-23

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aus Yuris f9rsibt man uns:
Sn0pfe aIs 0arnisrung tsnnen mir
nun ihon felt einigen oa6reu. Sc
psiter. buuftiger unb ftoffrsider bic
Grartsntrutt in ben lebten Sabren gss
poroeu ift, uno ie me9r mir an Raj
funaen. aufgeieBtsn 3ipfsIitiideH uno
ibresdleihen an ben Gleioern ftnoen,
I'M 70 grDbsr rpiro ndturQsmGb auh
bic Roue bes anopfss am iSrausnan.
quo. ba IS ibm ObIisgt, aas bieis uu.
mptipiert bohgsnpmmensn Stoffedsn
uno Sheiis, Die 2appen. uno 8auihe
gu balteu, pbsr bod tpenigitens ben
Qtnfhsin 3u erpeden, als bielis er iie.
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lsgsn perorGngsu. Wau iishi ihH an
ben ftrenaIten SdneibertleiOsrn aus
WoQitoffsn nit ben BORN gan3 herdbs
osfnonftsn RD6sn ebenip nernanbt
tpie on ben Duftioiten @eipsben aus
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feline urIpriinglihe Durd,Ti%tiateit BEL.
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anitatt Der bisbsr iiblihen itumpfen
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gauss 5arbenitald tritt. Rcienquar1
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ipero.n, ionbern tpis Die srobsn Perl.
mutterfnDpfe nit bier 2ohern burn.
bohrt iino uuo benz aleioungsitiid
nit rofa Ssibe auTgsn1bt tperoen
Iieis roia an1pFe baben eins nun
berbI5fhe Wirtuna auf rpeiben 1llle
Spibens ober Seipentleibern, rp1breni
6siipielsneiie an0pfe dus amstbpFter
ooer fol6e aus tlarem gernitein nun
Oerpoa ouf ountlerH Geipeben aus
feben. Gnopfe aus 8erstrifta1 iini
1dns heionoers beliebt, uno Rbein
1 fieieltnDpfs in Der betann.en ihpurser
llmrabmune ftstgen infoLge Der itdrter
Qaffraas ihon tart i'm grsis. Wai
linen earniert man germ bic ieBt FIJI
Die 1benblide 8eielli6aft piel getra
genen grofat. nno sItIasfleioer
bic 6ereits iebr piel geieber
tuerOen. slu6 iie iinb in De-
iFprm arob unb fIu6. aurse bid
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Dd. DO Tie ileiner iinb. fpie beiipiels
ipeiie an esaden unb Wisbern, fertia
man fie aenau 10 fla6 unb DisrI04erie
| Epie bic arohen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-23

Mas sappsIt nur Sad in isinem
8ett herum, aHitott tpie Elm artiger
tleiner GHabe 3u iblafenP
sSest. no aIes i'm 5auie falGft,
fteht er auf.
Was gum Seufel tann sr tpolsn?
Gr 0ffnet einen &aiten nit Spiel
laden, tpiibIt unter feinen pplidineu.
Was fuht err. gtpds, nus i'm
tpunoerliben S6sin Der Radtter3G
glGn3t. ;. yfan t0nnte meinen, sins
Sheere. :. 50, aber po7u?
Dobin aebt er nod in ieinem langer
6entb, bas am goDen nahf6leiit? /.
Qn ben aamin, einSa Spisgel boien
Moran pentt Sad beute Ra9t2 6,
bat feinen Spisssl auf ben 5ii6 ne.
ben bic Ba6stsr5e geitsat. laQ {,
iebt pl0BIid Soilette MAIDEN?
Sin &nirf6en /. =. Qber lit nitt Die.
fe tlsine qolbene S4lange, bic ii6 I'm
Die singerfpiBen Sads fpinbst, cine
Code? sSapo6l. unb er Isgt fie Be.
butinm Dor fi9 nieber. Sin neuea
antitern Der Sheere, eine 3tpsite tleins
aOIoene S6lange gefsIt ii6 gu Der er.
fin -.
llno 10 fdhrt er fort, biefg b6I,
S1elm! lnb bd liesen feline it5ner
2pdsn, bic cine mad ber dnbertn se,
fallen fias, aIs bia aaf bic Issi,I
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-23
3ur gef6i6te bss gDies

3ur Gef6i4tt bts ME :
ner Cafes. Die einfiibrung oes
aaffses aus benz Orient In europa
ftisb auF groben WiDerItnnD. aber bic
ftrsneiten Gtrnfsn tonnitn es niht pers
binbtrn. bab Der anffeegenub iih ims
mer mebr ausbreitets. Geslerreih
mar IS, no 1853 Der offent!ids 0srs
tauf oisles Ge.r6ntes fnnttiCnirt purs
b<, Mas bas erfte Wiener Cafe anbes
trifft, 10 BAT nad bsm Beriht Der 6ofs
tan5lei .sin stipiifsr Grieh, Romtns
9bsooai, ipelher In 3eit Der Belngts
rung ale Brief nuss unb eineetragsIl.
sur billi6en 4slobnupg bic Jren9tii
srbaIien, ben Gaffte IN siHem cffsntT'
0trSIh ausiGanisH ~ mSesH.s l2lia
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-23

Der es i'm Soiel psrlangs, ~rptil ans
Ionitsn AUDI niemoubem In sirtH Dris
poihdus, Delner BARN aoit unb eogis
nm bic HsSobInng bat, ods JriibitiiI
unb Der Gaffts mad bsm Witi0gmdpl
abaersit<. tp<rbsn burfte.4 Wah I'LL
rerms6rte fit bic 3abl Der aaffssbdas
fer 70 RAID, bab re unter Joiepb bern
3psiten anf 64 itisg. CUR s3eit Wlas
ria 1bereiins lpurptn bic anffeebdH.
ier pislfa1 bsnubt, Inn ~pusqnille-
uub bersIeihtn ms publisuns 81 triHs
gen, iene Nfbsatung fiir bns pclitiffs
lsbtn abr nie In loneon uue paTis
|trlcnaitss fs nism0I1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-23
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- .ssn bielem Sonle bingen bod
feds 10 beriibmte 8iloer, mas lit ans
6enen geiporoen2@
- .4us oenen eat Der Gerr Grnf
Elm - Mats gsmcGt!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-23
arb 0m @Oniag. ben %. september 1913
9akob Sprrnaaro,

gSiitfper bon @enebiehe Esyeaaurb aeh m,ebs
mer. i'm sl!iet bon 70 9atreH unS 10 mona!cu,
III ierHet 8obnung go. 34l6 Artce aoenue.
grice Siu Die 3eit Der eeerbiauna ,uiro ipd.
ter bcianHi pcmachi
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-23
6.ltua ,Aaiaaa i1oros,

i'm aIier bon 2 Satren, gRuaaieu unS 7
LGeen. 5tc @eeroianng 'iUoti iieii am Gteas.
ia8, ben % Seatealber, 8dtmt.faes 2 libr,
oEE Iraaerbauie cue SIC 4g 5leii 4acsisideu
apeHut. Dp5u Berfpaabig uHb esreuHbe teflsshfi
eiHaeIGoen itTlo bon ben iraucrubcn StHieg5lies
beHen
5Tiebria unb Erauces gorbs,
II aeb. JSeliHser 9IterH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-23

eeiebier @ruber ben ssrru Sofer gsettftein,
Srau Senu S,nuobte uH0 Geiurtds slobr,
I'm alter bon % 3abren uHb IRcnaten.
Eus qeibcnbeeduants finbei iiait bon ben
GeibensantIors bes @us @ilbebaus. So t4f4
Zine Sirabe aus om D,inmc1 ben "a Gcps
iern5er nm 1.30 Ibr 9snnmitiaps 23,2i
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-23
Qaroliut &rO,gsr,

geb BeTbrn.
pcIiC5ie Satin ben Seirvs s9reeper, i'm -
SebeHsiabre lie aFereigHHa fimbei itail aMg
GoHEeriag ben %. SepiFnbeI. Ra1mistaas
llbr bonn 1Tauerbuule uts iperanf INN / n dbr
cine Iruuerieieyitdlftti In Ger GpcHg. Aeforsir.
ten SuIemHsSrr4e dbaebalten Dire, fpoau @ets
lpaTtbie uHb HreuHbe Chae tpetiefe sgiis h1fs
lidfi etngeIabeH ftHb bon
II TtH fraHsrussH 0intsrttitbtHsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-23
Blue Grass Inn.


Sect sffea uHtsr Der esstuns rcn. HfaMi ":
e6ssnmafef, frtiksr Gtepar. I'm @aftuet wsene
QIub. ca Hsasms frhsfirr, 5s6 Etrrsat,
Grlifi. - II GrGD sltier nIs GlHctHnail.
0sfsr Mstsmsbll bll-1atgnse tzn Wat Mna fassi
usa Mia tss WlsEasnth Gu. aass sssssfas
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-23

S.arb CIT mioHiap. ben 22 SepienIber 1913
Iatmiiiage nm ] libr 20 yiiHaieH. in .hrer
ssehrunp glu 1926 eiab.aGo aheHfe, uniete
iuis'iaettb!e sditiu, HgEligg. ScpiegerHi..ieg
Mnh iRrnk rnufirr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-23
ORPHEuM "Love Watches

Rrssfe: 7Bc, zoe uun 2Ee; qoaen.EtSs 81: GaIs
iefie Ice. aaaiiBsesRrei'e: boe uHo zbt.
gsor.Effite often bon $50 Bormst.cgs bis
ESQ atene4. 2eIepbcu.Ctegrs beierai.
lei Rarfh o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-23

4fIterR Grau tnGt GtslIe fir les6tep0nS'
Gfbef 0eer I'm elmer asteteH Gsan aafsnpaxs
ten. TAT Clinton Ctr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-23

Siarb um gRcntaa. ben % Sepiember 1913
B,crgens 10 ubr, mad furseE peibeR, unigIl
tUnleigeiiebie Gebier uHb EGiuefier
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-23
SoSesanseiaen.
5ohann 9akab Rohr,

Stnrb i'm TeutfeeH EiuioniiicnrSofpit1I en-
SoHltng. ben 81. SeniembCr 1913, pID1li4,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-23


aR6hnen fiir aIaemaine Salisarbeit. RGn'
safraasn $50 ouitiHs acerue, apcneale.
2f,2223s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-19
FOR BETTER STREETS
Proposition Will Save Taxpay.
erS More than a Million.

More than a million dollars will be saved
10 the taxpayers of Queens Borough II
President Connolly is able to carry to a
successful elimination a proposition to
improve many OF the streets and avenues
in the business and residential sections
of the former incorporated villages that
are now included within the boundaries
OF the City Of New York without the cost
being laid by assessment upon the abut-
ting property owners. Under the prov-
sions of the charter of the city, all per-
manent pavements. such as sheet asphalt,
asphalt blocks, granite blocks and wooden
blocks, cannot be paid for out OF the re-
having fund. which is created from the
General tax budget unless the streets to
no naved had previously been improved
Nv a bond issue paid for by the AUDITING
property owners or the district in which
tho streets are situated. Unul Borough
President Connolly made thorough ex-
animation OF the old village records OF
couoee Point. il had been generally con-
s,dered that nearly all OF these sueets
yere without this provision
Ao,,rs unon A suggestion by a number
- oId residents of College Point who
were active in it's affairs before console
dator the Borough President caused to
ne made an exhaustive research OF tne
W iri of the village. The records were
tound in the basement of the Hall OF
nsaards and a diligent search revealed
that twenty-nine streets OF college, roint
had been permanently improved SO that
,hey could now be repaved with modern
pavement under the repaving fund that
:" annwed the borough. Borough Presi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-19
TNEMENTS FOR QUEENS
Plans for New Structures Show
Increase in Cost.
A FAST GROWING SECTION
a 100000 School Will Be
Erected in South Ozone
Park District.
A FAST GROWING SECTION

Apartments that will rent at about 80 a
month predominate in the weeks busi-
ness at the Queens Bureau of Buildings
The total estimated cost of operations LOT
which applications were made was $Sol' f|''
IN which there were 81 applications for
new buildings. of an estimated cost OF
SaaSo; "A applications for alterations Oh
an estimated cost of 1925. and 81 appii-
cations for plumbing permits, OF an esu-
mated cost Of $24,613.
The plans for the tenements PROVIDE
Tor all the latest improvements, with
corresponding Increased cost. The Armor
Construction Company will build a series
OF four story brick apartment houses on
hAAock street and Anthem avenue ridge
wood. at a cost OF $4,000 each. MOTIFS
blumenstock will erect five three story
prick tenement houses on Broadway near
thirteenth avenue, Long Island CITY, al
cost OF 1850 The Sillman Investors (ihc)
VIII build five three story tenement houses
on Myrtle avenue, west OF Buchanan ave-
nue. RidgewOod, at a cost OF 2l.5o.
Another Indication of the rapid growth
Queens was shown in the South ozone
oNCuon, where OeUldHuS iNpN'''N 49,
construction Of public school, plans Tor
'foc0 structure having been hled TINS
week. The section has increased enor-
mously the last few years. Row after TO"
u tenements are now located on what
ie" years ago were vacant lots. In order
sfat there may be no unnecessary delay
superintendent Moore of the Building
bureau has put experts 10 work on the
pans and they will be passed within "A
week The building will be three stories
VI orick, and will be located In the Rock
away Road. at the corner OF Lincoln ave-
"ue' II will be equipped with workshop,
science rooms. cooking rooms, kindergar-
Yen rooms and thirteen class rooms
zen one story frame bungalows will be
ouueo TO the miniature dwelling colony
hocKawsy by Thomas j. McWalters.
me buildings will cost $3.50 each but At
w more than seasons rental in mod.
W place q habitation on the shore ,e-
tcrt
'he ACTIVITY in the erection Of frame
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-19

dent Connolly Immediately ordered sur
yevs of these streets to be made to pro-
vide the necessary memoranda Tor the
prcparation of plans and specifications
and the letting OF contracts.
Borough President Connolly oeheVihS
that similar conditions might have ex-
isted in other sections. has requested inc
co.operation Of civic ORGANIZATIONS
thro, ghout the borough to make an IN
vestieation for the purpose OF ascertain
ing II the acts OF any other villages prior
20 consolidation will make possible the
repaving of streets out of the repavins
fuud No, only will the repavlng OF
.troots he done at the general expense
~ the city, but the work can be Done
:. i,bout delay if conditions exist in other
localities similar to the conditions In COL
lege Point.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-19

dwellings is at its height throughout the
borough. The Cord Meyer Development
Company will erect a number of commod-
ious cottages in the Forest Hill develop
ment at Euclid street and Seminole ave-
nue.. at cost of from $500 to sll.0OD each.
Joseph S. Rourke will erect ten two
story frame dwellings on Morris avenue,
south Of Ridgewood avenue, Morris Park
at cost Of $1,000. The Gascogyne Realty
Company will erect two story frame
dwellings, on Columbia avenue, south Of
Brand street. Woodhaven, at n cost of
$40 each. Albert Lips will erect two
story frame dwellings on North Hillside
aver tie, Woodhaven, at cost Of $500
each. The Werner Company Will bU id
similar structures to cost 5000 each on
Hartman avenue. north Of Edgemere
avsnue, Edgemere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-19

The Charles +. Noyes Company has
leased the fourth floor at No. AZ East
23d street for Mangels Muller to l.. V.
Wheeler; for the Brevoort Construction
Company space in No. ISL Pearl street to
G. d. Meeker and a portion OF the fourth
eoor in the Hanover Building. Nos. 1870
and 1872 Pearl street, to FREDERICK Ia
Beckere
Nyer Body has leased lofts at No. 100
Blocker street to the Metal Specialties
CORPORATION Company. No. 81 East sth
street TO Abraham Bauman, Nos. 6lS and
SIS Broadway to Knobel & Jacobson, NO
- to 16 East 2od street to Cohn. Wiener
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-19
COMPANY SELLS MANY LOTS

The Frind Corporation has sold sixty
eight building lots on Bar Beach Roal'
park avenue. Highland avenue and FAIR
low avenue, Port Washington, Long
Island.
These lots have a total street frontage
OF 1853 feet. They have been transfer vu
from NJ. Arno Frind TO the S'oeh"e'i.
Purser Realty Company. lnc.' which II
is said. will improve the site with one
family dwelling houses in the near future,
The Frind Corporation has also leased
,o NJ . staulcup, OF Atlantic City the
residence of Mrs Mary p. Robert al the
corner Of Manhasset Boulevard ana Ian
den street, Great Neck. Long lsiaho'
with the option of buying
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-19
BUSINESS LEASES.

s. Osgood Pell Co have leased the
fifth easterly loft in No. East 46th
street TO Mime. Marie, women's tailor and
dressmaker
Samuel II. Martin has leased for Jere-
miah J. Campion the store at No. 1854
Broadway to Ernest II. shafer for term
of years.
The Cross d Brown Company has leased
the third loft at No. 794 to 7ss Tenth ave-
nue. IN the Never-Skid Manufacturing
Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-19

G. 20 Nos III and 113 Blocker street
90 G. II. Levy, Nos. 500 and 531 West
broadway to Barattini & Tosi. Nos 45S
and 455 Broome street to the Milady I'm
derwear Company. Nos. 100 and 1872 West
Doth street to Louis Goldstein,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-19

PORT wAsHINSToN.-,For sale or rent from
November 1. house, six rooms All improve
,.nts foyer hall bath. gas, electric light.
inree attic and cellar: grounds. 5Oxlls; private
sarset sale, $500 down, balance as rent;
nrice' s.. 500 Rent. SIS per month; Two MIN MN
~ y, ,aa. from station: from water JOHN SPIT
I,ER. Port Washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-26
NJ EDAL OFFERED
BY RAVEN SOCIETY
Will Be Awarded Annually to
University Alumnus Who Does
Best in Literature.
Especial to The Times Dlspat ch. !

Charlottesville. Va. May 25.--I.it-
erary achievement by alumni of the
University or Virginia is to receive a
new reward. The Raven Society will
give medal annually. beginning in
June 1914, to the alumnus who. in
the opinion OF a committee. has in the
previous year published the best work
in the field OF literature This medal
Will be worth In money about SIS The
committee, whose award will be an
nounced at finals In June. 1914. will
consist OF Prof Thomas Walker Page
and Prof. Charles w. Kent, OF the Uni
versity of Virginia, and Prof Alcee
Fortier. OF Tulane University. The
Raven Society entrusted the arrange
ments for providing for this new honor
TO d. Hiden Ramsey. editor of College
Topics; DIR. James Bardin and DR.. J.
S. McLemore.
The medal will correspond. in the
Cup OF North Carolina. with the ex
ception among others, that the Raven
Societys medal will not be awarded
necessarily TO native Virginian, but
to any alumnus who. in the opinion
of the committee. has produced the
best piece of literary work among all
the publications of University of Vir-
ginia alumni in the year Immediately
preceding the award.
The Journal OF Political Economy is
distributing reprints OF several schol-
arly articles by Dr. Thomas w. Page.
professor of economies at the univer-
sity. These articles, which were pub
lished in the current academic year,
deal with various phases of the i'm
portant subject OF immigration. The
series begins with a discussion of THE
Causes of Earlier European Immigra-
ton 10 the United Sttaes" The next
article is entitled The Transportation
NJ Inv ipr &c
ments in the Nineteenth Century" The
third paper has to do with The Dis
tribution of Immigrants in the United
States Before 1870" and the last two
embrace discussions of economic as
poets Of immigration before 1870.
Announcement was made yesterday
by President l. c. White. of the Asso-
citation OF American State Biologists
that DR.. Thomas l.. Watson. director
of the Virginia Geological Survey, has
been chosen to represent the associa-
tion at the Fifth National Conserva-
ton Congress- to be held in Washing
ton November 1920. This means that
the head OF the Virginia Survey will
represent all the State geologlsts OF
the United States at the conservation
congress.
Captain n C. Smither, of the general
staff, United States Army, has been
designated by General Leonard Wood
to visit the University of Virginia to-
morrow to explain the arrangements
in regard to the proposed summer
camps.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-26
city Trensury Enr,cbcd.

Alexandria. Va. May 25.-As a re-
suit of the annual raid made On eight
dirorderly houses by the police Friday
night, the Golfers or the city treasury
were enriched TO the extent of $500.
each of the eight forfciting collateral
In the amount OF $50 when their
names were called to-day in the police
court to answer the charge OF con
Quoting diSorderly houses
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-26

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Keysville, Va, May 25-Mr and
Mrs. Joseph l.. Pearson OF Keysvillc.
have Issued invitations TO the mar
riage of their daughter. Minnie Eliza
beth. to Fl. a. TugSle, to take place
at Briery Presbyterian Church, on the
4th OF June, at II o'clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-26
Mr.. ANDERSON Much Imurov..

Iynchburg, va, May 25.-A report
from +. ID. Apperson who Monday re-
ceived second treatment from DR.
Friedman, at Providence, r. L. Is TINT
he is much improved since getting over
the immediate effects OF the treatment.
Mr. ApperSon expects to reach home
Sunday night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-26
DcfniIcd ny Attnche

Washington. May 25,-Major Charles
Hagadorn. Twenty-third Infantry, at
Texas City. Texas, has been detailed
as military attache of the United States
embassy at st. Petersburg, to relieve
Captain Nathan Averill
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-26

hour each to the girl who bakes the
best loaf OF bread
Revival services will commence in
the Madison Methodist Church this
week In which the pastor OF the church
VIII be assisted by the we'll known
evangelist, Rev. John NJ. Oakley. of
Danville. Preaching will be held twice
day for period OF week or ten
days.
The reappointment OF ]. y. Miller a,
district school superintendent for Mad
ison and Greene Counties has been n
source of satisfaction TO his many
friends In view of his efficiency and
popularity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-26
WITH THE FARMERS
By Prof. w. F. MASSEY
soiling Crops.


Can L keep a
dairy herd pront-
ably by growing
crops Of peas and
clover and other
things to cut and
feed In the stables
instead OF paStur-
ing the cows?"
On small farms
- - -. =. -. q. - II n b
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-26

Mrs. Atwood Gets Divorce.
Keno. New, May 25.--Mrs. Harry n !.
Atwood has received decree or
divorce from her husband, the we'll
known Boston aviator
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-07-03
WOOD ACQUITTED
IN DYNAMITE TRIAL

Boston.--After deliberating over
night the Jury acquitted President VIII.
lian M. Wood, of the American Wool.
en- company, Of the charge of conspir-
acy to injure the textile strikers at
Lawrence by planting" dynamite. A
disagreement in the case of Frederick
e. Atteaux was reported. Dennis ].
Collins, who turned states evidence.
was found guilty on two counts and
not guilty on the other four counts OF
the indictment.
Immediately when the verdict was
announced, Attorney Henry f. Hurl.
burt. counsel for Wood, asked the
court to direct an investigation of the
published statement that an attempt
had been made to influence Morris
Shuman, one of the Jurors. Before
the court made it's charge, shuman
was questioned by Judge John C.
Crosby, District Attorney Pelletier
and counsel for the defense regarding
a statement which he was said
have made recently to the district q
torney.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-07-03
g. r. Blakley. Defendant.


To y. r. Biakley, Defendant.
In the name Of the State of Oregon
You are hereby required to ap-
prear and answer the complaint filed
against you In the above entitled
action by Friday. the lat day of
August. 1913, or for want thereof.
plaintiff. will take judgment against
you for the sun of s92.1s. with In
terest thereon from the 7th day OF
October. 1911. at the rate of six per
cent per annum tless a credit In the
sum of 90. % paid December 3rd.
1922. This summons IL served
upon you by publication thereof for
six consecutive weeks. In the Ontario
Argus. weekly newspaper published
In Ontario. Oregon. beginning on the
10th day of June, 1913. aud ending on
the 3lst day OF July. 1913. by order
Of the Hon. Dalton Biegs. judge OF
the above entitled Court
Dated the 18th day of May, 1913.
G. McGonagill.
Attorney for Plaintiff.