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Arrive Richmond
ACCOMMODATION IF

ACCOMMODATION lhS-WEEkDAYS.
Leave BIRD 81. Sta. 100 r. ". for Fredcricksburs.
leave E!oa Sta. 80 A. NJ, 80 Z. II. for Ashland
Arrive Byrd st. Sta. : % AM. from Fredericksb'c
Arrive Eibs Sta. $50 Am. 5&2 Pm. from Ashland
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Atlanta. Ga.. December & 1918
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GB+E% THAT
EuFsnant to tA. terms ~ the trust
mott agc made by Atlantic Iec ana
,tii5'y9s,,,'s,..' "a. ~ tenrT1hFy isi" Tire
ana arr7ueG IEt,., ~. ~ re'i.yH a. par
lgl' ~, a. snhins fund provided
r,,t,.,. 1on'a inusl 4e prcfenied. for
,i.rJ ., ~ 81 bei2.Te noon Jan
.H.F.eo in the ely ~ ATLANTA Ca,
i"tthtI interest
other nrn,tsIo- ai-t ti.e
resr..fi,,u H.. ea-,c III No. az
.i i's '"~ same s!aII become q
Ssr.to~s IN "a ~ +oc ,-n 10 o.
zee .04 se- 5ai inl 80 go
baa a. az -Gt 80 t5c
100 fl47 $50 ia.i ,1' 80
1913. 1913 1915 it5S 1859. 1852. l4I7.
rs. ~! l94s 1897. 1884,. IS 1851.
!,3.' less l.-9 ils4. 1855 $50 1871.
z a5 5s Pisa go --''' --4'
!r-,tt,.
~ T. x AioDa5.i5
Trust 0diilecer
SMIl.L CAS- wax Cf5,pPrrs 80
Ihouc MONROE GRDCF,Ry 90 as
tS,,yi.,,,f>, 49, -, ,-..
coaen Ait store and HichiInonGG At II
a spf !5i i,Siu Z, u [gag ss a2a maker
o"'S A[ssSg. a%e |' au 's v5 9lf1s ars I:
't5,'" i'F ahI QGiiNei 81
iLY CO. ''' -''-' LEN auf-
PULL HOS MONROE GROCERY co.
v CT l.-oaG- 2ee H.
! SHALL AT = n Dt >,0<DAv
December the j.. 1913. i'm front ~
i,n.,'-Sy 49, ~, tnt to"" ot
q AL
ioEc'ncr WIN all u.s. appurJenancos
;wdntt me not h0teI 9uii&'ns Of
o,,,,i,jiIiiiis anu a.! IurHl-
1a.y a1l @Ilouii''..i'I : iinc.udinE
rs "i i%ho. upo" WINCH sala build
i,aii$ iGeated' aHd Is desirq Ole place
TWO CANS oF .EEsT RCTTERBEANS
tj9?gg &c ,MoNRoE GROCERY co.
's1 '''oA' !hpiea MoNToc @sf
OF @e'-
TIE MONRDE GROCERY CO. ais
west Brood An orders intrusted
mali, telephone o. wire Will receive
oNf e"iriul and prompt attention.
Don Fail TO ATTEND SALE OF
mas ma. t,fs gloves. oaIn,4iifSerehiefs and
i ili,i;,; p iuyhlsh-ngs .MCaCOE GAR
-'E4I. Eighth ana Main.
f}URNHAM BRAND TINY RrT,t-c;rn
snaps. zoe can Phone M6EE6B
'iiNCN 1-ii ~, "!A ~ est broad
WANTED. TIE prTBIrC To. KNOW
that JAfINi[E I!ROS I.wc1ors 40
East Main street. buy, sell eXchnnge
ih ,i,., = H,i i1:' 81 81 tlAAl0NDS II THE
~ ESI Sly LES old goiG and
SlNer always taken IN exchange
,OFFEE HAS ALWAYS HI,r% o%n
or our leading spccialtcs: white
the bean. 2Sc IT.. Phone MONROE
6ho1EHl GO. us West Broad.
DRIED CHERRIES NiOvRor CJ50
GERRY 40 mis- West i,rr,,h 90 ~
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NICE ROOMS AND TABLE BOARD VT
MORE
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Richmond, FTedGrickSb'g & Potomac R.R.
T0AH0 FROM WASHING ron AND BEYOND.
Leave Richmond

500 AN. Byrd ~. Sta.
f5.i5 Am. Main IT. Sta.
30 An. Main 81. sta.
$40 4. II. Byrd Vt. Sta.
An. byrd NJ Sta.
'l2.pl noon Byrd II. sta.
700 Pm. Byrd st. sta.
s3.5n Pm. Byrd ST. Sta.
st.l6 Pm. Elba Station.
,a.l5 Pm. Main 81. Sta.
ts.2O VI. Byrd NJ. sta.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BLUE OAKLAND
FOUR-CYLINDER. MODEL ~ Az
TOMoBILE, 1913 WEST BROAD
STREET
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situations lllantro, 99aIc

WANTED. BY MANRIED MAN. AGED
81 poSiilon as a!es'nan W. !Irst-class
dry goods store; have had some eN-
but have been employed FOR the past
four Years " manufactur!nE om-
Dauy - head salesman aud Shipping
clerk, doing q retail business Of from
$4,000 TO Sao,uop, and !. Wholesale
business OF from $4,000 10 So Oou
per year, have good reason for want
Ing to make a change and can give
nrst-class references IN both lines OF
work, or would consider taking Some
stock IN an old and reliable firm or
corporation Address J. asa. care
Times Dispatch
RETAIL SALESMAN, II YEARS EX-
pcrience in hardware. vehicles, inn
Elements and general farm SUPPLY
business, f. open Tor cnEaccIncnt
january /; al reference no obiec-
tiou TO small town. Address HAIR d
WARE AND IMPLEMENTS. sos East
Hursess street, Elizabeth city y c.
w 4. S5,s e rG5SITI9N AS l.ANll
cashier siXty-hve thousand bank
and trust company. good reference.
Take stock il Desired Address l.
WANTED, by AN EXPERIENCE
farmer position as WORKING fore
man, or would farm Oh shares ON
good farm: have he'd years cNpe-
references Give fUil particulars OF
what you have ia first letter Ad-
dress y 2ol. care Times Dispatch
WANTED, AT ONCE, AN Al JOB COM
position Must bo capable and steady
]. J.. BELL COMPANY. INC, Lynch
burg. Va
WANTED POSITION AS SAIVyIcR:
experience both In South ana North
l. 4S4. care Times Dispatch.
YOUNG MAN. EMPLOYED, WISHES
work afternoons in dry goods o.,
gents furnishing store. Address u
2@H, care Times Dispatch
REGISTERED DRUGGIST WANTS
position; have had nine Years cXpc-
ricncc l. ass, care Times Dispatch
~ JOB COMPOSlTOR WANTS. i,oSI-
zion at once Address l. 9o5, caro-
Times - spatCh.
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lAoa.lls for lEeny

LARGE AND SINGLE 'FRONT.' ROOMS
WILM nnarl Lnl Icn ~ Grn GO -,
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DlcSIRAELE FRONT ROOMS. LARGE
and small. with board. 2O9 East
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l2rlp l0antcb, Female

WANTED. 4 YOUNG LADY no AS
sist in bookkeeping and general clcr-
teal work in bank in u small town
IN Virginia. state age. experience.
qualifications and salary expected, as
otherwise no attention viii bc given
to reply. Address ]. AS5. care Times
Dispatch.
WANTED. CoLORED NURSE APPLY
To CHARLES -. LARUS JH., G23
Seminary Avenue.
WANTED. \ GOOD NURSE; MUST
have tirSt class references. Apply
eos West Franklin street, city.
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SCARDERS FOR LARGE. HEATED
rooms also table boarders. li2 East
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-13

NI.WI.Y FIENISIiEp
rooms. with board. Best central 10
cation: moderate rates sos Eas,
Grace street
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WHEN Yott COME 10 RICHMOND
stop ut 1902 East CLAY street. Where
you can yet nice, clean room FOR
'Vc Meals served in old Virginia
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Bankrupt l2ptirr5

IN TILE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
EKN DISTRICT or VIRGINIA:
In tho matter of No I3S3
ISAAC l.. PARKER In
Bankrupt EanISruptcv
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Boarding

borLEVAHD INN. ON HAMrTON
Roads Ideal place to spend Christ
mas Country. seashore and modern
ton,vcnionces. First-class Virginia
cooking An hour and Il half from
richmond. MISSES rADB. Boule-
ward Inn Hampton. Va.
ELEGANT, NEWLY FuRNIsnEp
rooms with board. Best central 10
cation. moderate rates sos Eas,
Grace street
FIRST CLASS BOARD SECOND
floor front rooms ana othrs. 2iC Shafcr
Street -four. doors south OF The
Chesterfield"
ELEGANT. NEWLY FURNISHED
rooms, Win board. best central 10,
( t@uoui moderate rates. 800 East
Grnce street
NICE ROOMS AND TABLE HOARD VT
~ North Sixth Street. MISS PAL
OESIRAELE FRONT ROOMS. LARGE
and small. with board. 2O9 East
Franklin.
poARDERs FOR LARGE. HEATED
rooms; also table boarders. li2 East
LAnGE AND SINGLE FRONT ROOMS
Vii BOARD tol East Gree
Roans j;Or zen,
NICELY raHi;Y. - Fr,RNlsHEzp HEATED
rs North Eighth -
FJENiSHED FOR LIGHT HOUSE
Keeping third floor. front room: also
olher rooms. 10 East Marshall
Two, LARGE. FRONT ROOMS. FUR
nIshed for Housekeeping lO4 Wcs,
Grace.
WHEN YOrt COME TO RICHM0NT,
stop at l1o2 East CLAY street. wl,nre
You can get a nice, clean room FOR
ovc Meals served in old Virginia
FOR GENTLEMEN SINGLE AND
double, room; light. heat 4o1 East
BRIGHT ROOMS. il NORTH SIXTH
street. between Franklin ana Main
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS ALSO
!itht housekeeping rooms. $40 North
S14 EAST Clay: NICE ROOMS WELL
FURNISHED central. transicuts also
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED FRONT
room. Virginia Building Fifth ana
u aiu; steam heat, electric light, BATH;
fourth floor.
ELEGANT Fi.AT OF THREE or I,Ty,,
rooms newly pr pcred in choice cen-
tral location, very attractive; refer
cnces required. j. j41, care Times
Dispatch.
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Aedl estate ,iior Nrnt
RraI G5tarr lL2antro
Stats fer l$ent

1925 WEST FRANKLIN. THIRD FLAT
nine rooms: heat furnished; very
llSht and attractive. Rent reduced
70 only 500. See us promptly. CREN-
SHAW X KICKS.
l.EGANT FIAT Of THREE OK FIVE
rooms, newly papercd, in choice cen
trdl location: very attractive REF
crchceS required. ] jl1, care Times
Dispatch
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INN. on HAMPTON
Roads. Ideal place to spend Christ
mas. Country. seashore and modern
conrcnicnces. First-class Virginia
cuokinS An hour and Il half from
Richmond. MISSES TADB. Boule-
ward Inn. IiDrDton Va
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Ter friikre/ 4rbeitstommiHdr Or.
Tell tritt in ben Tienit Der
9uggenheims.
Sad Sobnion fduLoig be
fun hsu

Ghitago, Sn., 13. Nai. Sad
;sobnion, Der fdrbigs 5auittompfer,
purbe in Der Dienitog Raht pcn eins-
syurp idplloig beTisnoen, 9asDaannld
Dsibe Stloesnsefss Derlsst 5u has
ben, incem er I'M Sabre 1910 Belle
Shrsibsr fir unmnrulifhc 3pede DON
ginsburgb naa Chicago 5raGts. 81
nurbs auf fisben ips5ifiihe aHtlaeer
bin Ituloig befunoen. lie Sarp Dur
eine 5tunoe in geratbun5.
De h6tits Strafe. bic SohniOn sr.
halten tann, III fiinf Sabre ,3uGtbduE
1oer $4,000 Gsloftrafe ooer geires.
Sobnfpn tpurne porldufg ae3et
$4,000 Birgitaft frsieslaNsH. Sci
ne antpdIte beantragten iofprt 8srpdhs
rung zines nsuen prrssifss uuo oi'
grgumsnte odruber pnroen auT ce7
19. Wtui angeie5t.
/ Seltfmorp I'm Niagara.
/ Qiacara sails, q. o., 13
gfai. - Die 2sihe eines iopeit MIDI
irHtifi,irtsr Wonnss purDe or
Iisnftag GbenD unterbalb Der rneri,
tdniihsn 5dlIe aus benz Riagdrl:
Slug ls3ogen. Die ein3ieen llsbsr.
reits her aleioung. Die nod oorbauosr
parer. parsn bic Shube UNI
| Striimpfe unb cine Itpur3e 6ols.
ti1oe. Der WaHn batts ountslbrdu,
nee, leictt nit srau permiihtes 5a1r
pn5 ungefdhr l80 Ffuno un6 pd,
uggefahr ) Gub 10 3pu srpB.
gDenig,r als cine Stunbs sbe bit
2ette GsFIn1oen puroe, lab Der apn.
| itdbler Wcrtin bon Der StaatszR.,
/ Terrdtion, ME Elm Wdnn uber bas Ell.
,erne Osldnher oberhalb oes profpet
Bert IpraEg. gr purbe lber ii,
fSdQe binipesgstragen. gtdH sfarbt
fb1b ss feline Geit3s If, bic aus ben
5IafIs sssogsn tpuroe. Wenn oies pel
IaG III, oann 1T es eas erTte Ueal
o1b sins 2stte in fpeniser aIs sfps
o5tr sssi gagsn iuissererlnngt pprber
| iIt. Gg oduert gerpDhnlit 10 lanJs
b,s eine 9side aus ben IdlIsn heraus,
inmn1t.
Gegen bic engIif9 sameri.
tduif9e Geisr.
Rem gor,t. 13. Wiai. Tit
Tsutf6 Gmeritaniibe gurssrz2isa
icris eie Ysrsinigten sirift ameri
tcniiten GeIsllIHaFten haben bageser
psoteitirt. baB Der snsliit ameritd
lniftt Grisbe am Is. mai in Der
Gtulsn ourd, Reoen. 0etlamationer
ltpe % neiisr ssfeisrt perbe. Oil
geranftalter rieisr Jeisr, beibt ss Il
ben profef, oriidteu ben ameritani
idsn p1friotismus herab, inbem ii
an Stells oes amsritanertbums ba:
langlofatientbum befiirperteteu, mo-.
oErd, tie audi ft0reno in ben Grieoer
leiaariffsr, Der isst sDiIteu ben pie
len glutinnaIitdtert beitebt, bic in ben
crossE Shmel5tiesel oieies lanoei
lid su elmer Hotion oersinist baben
De foeerannts ;yrieRnsfsier reprd
| ita.ire bic imperialiitiite 9eiinnuut
ben lsuter pie Cecil Nhooss uni
garnssis unb itebe nit allen unierer
nationaleH prin3ipisn i'm Diber.
| irrnh. Wopor Gdnnor uirb brint
esnb srfuht, feineH Giuflub auf3ubis.
ten. bab bic Sduifeier uuterbIeibt.
H III b MI or B.
Rem gorf. 13. Mni. 3pe
Manncr. hraugen nm gienitag IN oil
0ohniing Der ,Srou Warie 1ola In
Dritien Stod zines apartementbauie;
elm unh oerIangten Die oerausaabt
ihrer @erthiad,en. Als tie ihrie. i9Iu
gen He bic Jrau iuo lie ueriessen If,
ia Rsiisrie sparasat iiA-Aie Daa
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Stuiari nirb am Wlittpo6 BON inters
nationoisn 1ruppen beiebt.
gusoem Deuti de Rel f,.

aus benz Deut d. en- " h.
Wiinhen, 13. Weai. Deneral'
major 3. 2epinsfi. Der preiBiide Wh.
litarattah9 in Dtiind9n, piiroe bier
am Giertitaa auf Der Strabe, ipie es
ifeinf bon eInem Srriinnigeu, ernlor.
bet, Der benl 0fii5iet brei aliaelr in
Den aorper fhob. aud elm pol8et.
iergeanf rpurbe getootet
/. Ger Wonn. Der iih Yroifer nennt,
griii ben General IN eifler beie6ten
SiraBe an. Rahbem er i'm nieoer.
qeihoifen, wnnote er lid, gegen Den
9oli3etiergednien 9oaenoer, Der bern
Beneral-5u Silie fonimen DoIIie, uiso
or iagie ibm cine aueei our6 nas
Ser5.
General pom 2epinsfi lebte nod,
ols er airigeboben fpuroe, er itarb
aber furs nndyben er in elm Soipltal
gebraf)t moroen mar. Der Woroer
mar in3rpiidRH BON elmer an3ahl
9eufe eepodt rporoen, bic .periiihten
i'm su lnnhen unb bic bn aud fhper
perlesten. ebe es Der Vofi5ei gelang,
i'm in sSerbeit si bringen.
Sur ginfpei'huns bes 8ols
ferfhla dts Dent
mails.
Mn Der Ginrsibung tes U0!ters
fhladioentmals in 2eip3is am Is.
Siiober psrben neunybn yaiersnoe
iiiriien tbeifnshrneu. gs fino oies: Der
seniier, bic a1Hiae Don Sahien une
Mjirtienbers. prinsres.nt 2ubrrig
bon 1apern uno gr3tersos Gron3
5erhinonb aIs Uer!reter ees Raiiers
Don Geiisrrtit. Den 3artn pertriit
ein Witglieo Der taiIeIs1en 75amitis.
BEN Q6nia BON S8mebsn elmer fs.nsr
Sobnc.
Won ben be,itlhen 9unbesfiiritsn
beibeiiieen iih fernsr: bic @robhrs6s
&c pon Bdben, Soffen, 5siIsn, bed
Isnbura s.Ghmrin uno MsdIenburss
Strelih bic 6ersost bon Sdnitns
Alienburg. Sahfen QDbarg Go
ita, Anhuit unh, Der Rsgent BON
1raunidapeg; enhih oi, 1iiriten
BON S5Gdumburs 2ippt. 6sinrih htr
XXvII. Reub> ols Dsrtrster beieer
gtsub unb eer yiiris bon Mateefs
pprmont. 6amburd uno giibd psrs
ben ourh bic prdfibcnisn Shr0eer
nnb gF1enburg Dsriyeten isin.
0er aronprin3 plant pfers
befhnn.
Der Rrpnprin5 DiIhtlm irGsi fid
mil bem pians, onf1blih bsr syeier
oes Rsaierunssiubildums iein;s gas
ters cine .pfernelfau@ nah bem Ulus
iier Der .6orie Eboips@ in Qonbcn
unb Rem Uorf Su orsuniiiren. Gie
Bcrnrbtiten heannn er bnmit, b1b er
cinen ieintr ~4oiutanttn, Der Dor sini.
Gen 1ngen 5sIriidestehrt in. ndn Ames
rita, f&sdte. Drs gr,i1nib iolI i'm
tististn Spprtpoldii itdtifinhen unn
aldn5tno seftoIttt peroen.
Die 3eppeIin Gsbeimnifs
isni6tDon btnnr1ns
i entrgrinbst
Uait srpber 9efriebisuna Srinten
bic btuti6tn 3eituhge0 tine Earlier
Ws!nung. loui fptl9er ~ CbtsItitung
( pss fran50fiiGen QuftfabrmsftnS bic
Dniu6e aufeab, Qufsf&i}ie un'er
0tNvtythuu9 ~ n6pto1ynotia fess
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u etterberi1t.

iSnr Ohio: Gtridlrcgen n;lt
msittipoh unb Donncrltng; fiibler am
Gpnfierltag. ger1nocrlid)e Ntn0e.
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lcnnon, 13. Rai. Der fer3og
BON mtitminiter. Dtien Gbrmsrrtn be,
tisiiesn Otielllmaft In ben Ifttsr
:5abrsn Diel gtoff 81 Riatf3 lisitFten,
as sias S4eieaaal lltaal Ssesa 1slul
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-14
Jn(an0 Ie(egrap6
Sa& So6n(on
8su elmer esurD i'm 8nnoesse=
ridt 5u GbicasD
Der Werletnug bssWanns0 0efetes
i1Mlbig befnnoen.

4ufresehbe S3sne in einem g6icasoer
9erihtsiual.
---~Ss>
Gin psrurtbeilter Ginbrefer periu1t
iin mit einem Reifer in Der Sdno
ben Weg CUR 5reibeit 5u babnen.
-~~---
.3pei psrioasn babsi fdpsr Derlest.
-
Eslbjtmoro i'm Niagara.
~
Die RGlts bonn Samitaa uno Sonntdg
~SS~-
Sat dn ben Sbftbdumen in Ohto groe
BEN S6absu angeri4tst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-14

Muslono. .Selegrapb
4Nua(maQOr 0M cewinski
Ser prsnkiiae MilitdrataAe in
YliimHen,
1srt psa essem pifenbar Srilsnis
sen eriMoHen.
-sSe>-
Der aud einen g,oIiseiierssantsH
t1btete.
Hsunaebn resisrenbe Jiirisn
msrben Der gintpeibuns bes DOIssrs
ihlont Genimals bel 2eipsis
heiipobnen.
s&~-
Die aOnboner SufFrose.teh Dor @es
rif..
Die ~genernIin" 5ruu Drummcno ina
folge ibrss 5unsuiireiss DoIiidns
big sufammengetIappt.
Der 6srsOs bon Nsitminfter tlast auI
Gbsitsieung.
Stutari nirb am Wittipo6 bon iuters
nationoisn 1ruppen beisbt.
-
Die 8ulgarsH babsn in eem Hrisa
10000 Wonn an Iobien Ino
$1,000 an Uerrpunbeten pers
loren. uno 5000 Wann
rrerben permiBt.
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gessunt ii6 hss 9obtihlass ihulo;5
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Der itinge gon BeASfn, Der in Grams
bile bret Reger get0otet,
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R a II b MI or b

Rem gorf. 13. Meni. 3tpei
Manncr. hraugen nm TienItag IN oie
0ohniins Der ,Srou Warie Cola i'm
britien Stod zines apartenentbauies
elm uub perIangten Die SerauSaabe
ihrer @ertbiad,en. Als Tie ihrie. id,Iu.
gen He bic sSrnu lIo Tie periesten ttr
lie. RsiieriHHe,r rtpcrauf ijAr Arhie Hob.
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Die .genernlin" 5ruu Drumpono IN
fotge ibrss 6unseriireiss Dollfidn'
big sufommensetIoppt.

Der 6sraOs bon Weftminfter tlast auI
Gbeideibnng.
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Cincinnati. Mittrod, ben IA. Wai 1913. &reis

nung ausrdubten uno nit $1,000 ents
fanen, bic iie unter elmer Utatrabe
ianoen. 5rou Cola lit bent Eooe
unhp
Alma record., 1913-07-03
NOTICE.

To all Concerned:
Whereas, 1t has come to the notice
of this board assembled that numer-
Gus automobiles are being run in this
township at a very reckless and high
rate of speed, much faster than the
state law provides, and,
Whereas, This practice seems to
be not only bad for the highways but
seems to us very dangerous to the
inhabitants of the township;
Therefore, Be it Resolved by the
Township Board of Arcadia township
now in session, that the Commission
er of Roads be and is hereby instruct
ed to post notices forbidding any au-
tomobile or motorcycle being run
faster than provided by state law in
the township Of Arcadia, and any per-
son being found driving or running
any automobile or motorcycle faster
will be prosecuted.
By order of Township Board OF
Arcadia Township.
B. F. CLINE,
Township Clerk.
Dated this 10th day of June, A. D
1913. 1790tS
Alma record., 1913-07-03
THIS is CERTAIN.
The Proof That Alma Readers Can
not Deny.

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Alma record., 1913-07-03
STATE OF MICHIGAN. COUNTY
OF GRATIOT.

In the Circuit Court for the County
of Gratiot-In Chancery.
Fred Huber, Complainant,
Liddie A. Ladd, Mary B. Murphy,
Oliver P. Largent, Rebecca M.
Callahan, Cloid Castle, Charles
NJ Callahan, Mary E. Winslow,
Sarah J. Hunter, James T. Ladd,
Martha Leach, Eva Smith, Will
Roof and John A. Roof,
Defendants.
At a regular session of said Court
held in the Court House, in the vii
lage of Ithaca, in said county, on the
5th day Of June, A. D. 1913.
Present: The Hon. Kelly s. Scarf,
Circuit Judge.
In this cause, it appearing by affi-
davit on file, that the defendants, Lid
die A. Ladd, Cloid Castle, Charles M.
Callahan, Mary E. Winslow, John A.
Roof and Will Roof are not residents
of this state but that the said Liddie
A. Ladd resides in the state of Ar
kansas, the said Cloid Castle and
Charles M. Callahan reside in New
Orleans, Louisiana, the said Mary E.
Winslow resides in Phoenix, Arizona,
the said John A. Roof resides in the
state of Arizona, and the said Will
A. Roof resides in the state of Ore
gon;
On motion of o. G. Tuttle, solicit
or for complainant, it is ordered that
the appearance of said defendants,
Liddie A. Ladd, Cloid Castle, Charles
M. Callahan, Mary E. Winslow, John
A. Roof and Will Roof be entered
in this cause within four months from
the date of this order; and that in
case Of their appearance that they
cause their answer to the bill of COM
plant to be filed and copy thereof
served upon the solicitor for the COM
plainant within fifteen days after
service on them or their solicitor of
copy of the said bill, and in default
thereof that said bill be taken as con-
fessed by the said defendants.
And it is further ordered, that the
said complainant cause this order to
be published in the Alma Record, a
newspaper printed, published and cir
culating in said county, and that such
publication be commenced within
twenty days from the date of this
order, and that such publication be
continued therein once in each week
for six weeks in succession, or that
the said complainant cause copy
of this order to be personally served
on said defendants and each of them,
at least twenty days before the time
above prescribed for their appear
ance.
KELLY S. SEARL,
Circuit Judge.
Countersigned:
R. E. Hughes,
Register in Chancery.
O. G. TUTTLE,
Solicitor for Complainant,
Business address, Ithaca, Mich.
Alma record., 1913-07-03

OF MICHIGAN, County of
Gratiot.
IL. the Circuit Court for the County
of Gratiot-In Chancery.
George Lewis, Complainant,
VS..
Patrick Judge, or his unknown
heirs, legatees, devisees or as
signs and the unknown heirs,
legatees, devisees or assigns of
Mrs. Ann McCready, deceased,
Defendants.
AT regular session of said court
hell in the Court House, in the vii
lage of Ithaca, in said county, on the
sth day of May, A. D. 1918.
Present: The Hon. Kelly S. Searl,
Circuit Judge.
George Lewis, the above named
c complainart, having filed in said
cause a bill of complaint against the
above named and unnamed and un-
ascertained defendants, and which
said bill of complaint was duly veri-
fed by the said complainant, and
which said suit was brought to quiet
Alma record., 1913-07-03
Veterinary Surgeon
FIR. McNABB, VS., B.V.Sc.
Office In Vibber's Feed and
Livery Stable
Both Phones Alma, Mich.

The Whitney Stock Co., exhibiting
under big tent following weeks
engagement in the city, pulled stakes
Saturday night. The style of the
Whitney shows is different from the
general run of small tent affairs. 1t
is strictly vaudeville, and is clean
and wholesome throughout. The
Whitney people are a genial crowd.
They are showing in Elsie this week.
Alma record., 1913-07-03
ANN RBOR ROAD.
SPECIAL TRAINS JULY 4th.

In addition to regular trains July
4th, the Ann Arbor railroad will run
a special train from Owosso to Cad
lilac and return, stopping for passen-
gers at intermediate stations.
1t will pass Alma going north at
9:22 a. m, and going south at s:24
ID. m.
Alma record., 1913-07-03
BEULAH AND FRANKFORT.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TO

The Ann Arbor railroad will run a
low rate excursion to Beulah and
Frankfort Sunday, July 9Th. 1t will
leave Alma at COS a. IN. Returning
will leave Frankfort 600 p. m; Beu-
lah, 6:2O p. m. Fare for round trip,
$1.5O.