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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1913-08-08
DEAL PENDING FOR HUNDRED
AND SEVENTY THOUSAND \
ACRES OF LAND.
LEAVES TO CLOSE TRADE
Property Under Consideration Is
In Harrison and Jackson
Counties Buyers Here

Gufport, Miss, Aug. 7.-One of
the biggest land and colonization
deals which the South has seen in
recent years has reached point
where its ultimate consummation is
deemed certainty. The proposition
involves the transfer of one hundred
and seventy thousand acres of the
most desirable lands for agricultural
purposes in Harrison and Jackson
counties, and the bringing to this
section of Belgian farmers, among
the most thrifty and expert intensive
agrcultuists in the world.
c. S. Morgan, an American, who
for the past four years has made his
resiience at Brussels, and who since
February has been in Gufport ar
ranging the handling Of the deal, as
well as investigating soil and climatic
conditions, left here sunday, and will
shortly return to Belgium to complete
the deal there with capitalists. The
deaI has occupied his attention for
the past six months.
A little over one-tllird of the land
lies in Jackson county, and the re-
mainder in Harrison county, the ma
jor portion of all of it being east of
the Gulf and Ship Island road.
HE scheme is gigantic one. I'M
migrants will not be brought here and
thrown on their resources, but will
be cared for and the settling will be
done on cleared land in advance of
their arrivals. The initial movement
in the colonization will begin the
latter part of the present year or the
first OF the coming year, according
to present plans.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1913-08-08
.HOMEsEEKERs COME
FOR SOUTHERN LAND
Numerous Persons Travel South
on Excursion To Make
Purchases.
The Gulf Coast Coast region this

The Gulf Coast Coast region this
week has an unusually large num-
Der of homeseekers from the North
and West and from Europe,
1t is said not less than $50 farm
ers from Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky,
Pennsylvania, Iowa, Kansas and
Nebraska and other states have
come to inspect the cheap but un-
surpassed lands down this way.
Every time that cheap rates are
granted, which is on the first and
third Tuesdays of each month,
dozens and scores Of prospective set
tiers are brought here. Two-thirds
or more of them buy.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1913-08-08
Youthful Thief Sent to Farm.

Biloxi, Miss, Aug. 7.-Esther
David, 14-year-old boy, was given
sixty days on the county farm by
Judge Z. T. Champlin, ex-officio
il stice of the peace for stealing a
large sum of money from the clothing
of one of the officers Of the rifle team
While the latter was swimming in
Back Bay. The lad took pocket
book containing S92, but was forced
to return SIS.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1913-08-08
DESOT0 SUPERVISORS
IRE UNDER FIRE
mississippi Attorney General
Enters Suit Against Three
OF The Members.

Three members of the Board of
Supervisors of DeSoto county are
liable to lose their official heads
soon, Attorney-general Collins hav-
irg instituted custer proceedings
a ainst them in the Circuit Court of
that county. The allegation against
Il three supervisors is that they
h We never qualified 10 hold the
0. ice to which they were duly elect
e as required by section 239 ef The
{ ode. This provision Of the r.ode
Fl IS the amount OF bond /, O be given
b. supervisors at 5 per cent of the
'ate and county taxes shown by
Il . assessment rolls to have been
C lectible for the preceding year,
a d it is alleged that for the year
1p11 the De Soto courty rolls show
e showed collections of $50, 900.
The bond of the supervisors should,
therefore, have been S45OO, but
{ ey only gave bond in the sum of
5000. Having thus failed to quail
fy as required by law, the office is
alleged to have become vacant under
SECTION 3450 of the Code.
1t appears that the citizens and
taxpayers of De Soto county recent
l. organized citizens committee to
luok after matters affecting the in
t>rests Of the people Of the county.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1913-08-08
erewer Pardons Iif,r.

Jackson, Miss, Aug. Jim Dorch,
a negro, who has been at the Parch-
man convict farm since 1900, serving
life sentence for murder in Harri-
son county, was pardoned by Gov
ernor Brewer upon the petition of a
large number of people and the re-
commentator OF a number of court
officials.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1913-08-08
IS Students Enrolled.

Wiggins, Miss, August 1.-The
normal for the coast counties
is in session at this place. There Is
a shortage in attendance on account
of the session at Hattiesbug normal.
Thirty-fve students are enrolled,
apd good work is being done.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1913-08-08
Wiggins Wedding.

Virgins, Miss, August Miss
Esther Stuart, only daughter of
simon D. Stuart, formerly OF Indiana,
now residing here, was united in
marriage on Friday. evening TO Mr.
Ernest Price of this city. Mr.. and
MIS-. Price left Immediately after the
Ceremony for an extended tour Of
tie SOUTH.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1913-08-08
PeIIagra Almost Epidemic.

Lumberton, Miss, Aug. 7.-Pella-
gra Is almost epidemic in Lumberton,
One family has developed six cases
lately. In several other families
there are one or two cases.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07


Communion services will be held in
the Short Creek church on Sunday.
Services at tn. NJ. T.. chuTch. West Lib
erty. At { 30 J.. m.
MIR. ". a. North and family. 81 elm
ton. were ia town saturday evening IN
their new automobile.
Dr. larl +. Glass. Mr.. Andrew Britt.
Mis- Christine Miller, OF Wheeling. Mr.
CHARLES Nichols. OF Out-the-Pike MI.
ana Mrs Ralph Morrison. or Valley
Grove. were guests OF friends here sun
gay.
Air. and AIRS. George Ray. OF Cadiz.
o. WI" guests oi Nj. and Mrs. Il. =.
pTa'l on sunday.
Mr Joan bDwar. Of the Benwood
schools. and Hiss CIandid Jerome. OF
Woudlawn. Miss sue Waddell. of Mood
lawn. and Miss He--ie MCNOloCk. OF Elm
Grove. spent sunday at their homes
here.
Mrs. Lizzie wyatt visited friends here
Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Everett cook and little son Ken
Meth. of nctF West Alexander. We're Wis
II ne Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. e. Hartley on
SUNDAY.
Mn and Mrs. +. N. King and Miss
Maud Kin spent sunday IN Wcllsburg
and Stcuhenvillc.
MIS- J. e Waddei was a Wheeling
MIS- lula Iidgley WAS in Wheeling
Mr = n. McCoIock and family and
Miss Wilma Forester spent Monday IN
Eetiauy.
Miss hannah Jerome has been on the
sick list
some time. j. not improving.
Ne~leyan college ball team will not
plst the W. l.. :. y. until the 18th Of
May.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07
WEST LIBERTY

On Friday evening. May Is. an enter
and pie social Will be given AZ
the Morgan school house. in Richland
district. No admission will be charged
At the door. Refreshments consisting
OF ice cream, lemonade. sandwiches and
axe Will be s"ryed. and a general good
time Ii in store for all who attend. The
music VIII be furnished by the Stollar
orchestra The proceeds OF this enter
new books for the school library. Everys
oou ,ome and bring your girls aud
piss foli2wins Is the program:
Song-By school
Rec.,stion-6y %Margaret Murray. SUBJ
kecttation-Etta DOMAIN. Subject
Work and Play
R%sei,at,on- kebeeca Murray. Subject.
y FIVE Year Old
kecitauon-Reed DOMAIN. Subject. "A
Little Man
Reci!auon-Thomas Murray. Subject.
Why Is lt:'
Music.
Observation-Disclosures Peyton. Subject.
Air Gun Pledge
H Heei,intl s 1eator. Subject.
tens and Babies
SOng-By tour girls Subject "Wbsr
iou and ! were Young"
hecatatlon-Edward reyton. Subject,
Old Red Rooster"
Recitsuon-Niginia Mckenzie. Sub
jet. somebody's Mother"
RecitatiOn-Dors Peyton. Subject.
Patches Ia the Sky
RecItation-OlIVe DeVore. Subject
MhtSperin' Bill.
Muse
Recitation-Hilda f'eyton. Subject.
Somebody
Song by Loretta Murray. Subject.
Molly Lee
D.aiogue-"Seven Little Workers
ReCitation-Ciara DeNore. subject.
The Countersign Was MARY
observation-disclosures Murray. Subject
Tn" Little Roy Who Ran Away"
SOng-By three boys and three girls.
My Dream of the L.. =. a"
kec! tation-Edward Murray. Subject.
Grandma'S Cake"
.kec .tation-Mlllia m SomerNille. sub
Jet. Daniel Webster"
D.sloSue-Poppins the Question.
sons by Olive DeVore. silver
Threads Among the Gold"
Music.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07
The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

The low pressure area noted yes
terday extending southwark from the
upper valleys Is Passing over the st.
Lawrence valley this morning. The
pressures are also relatively low over
the lower Mississippi valley and the
weather IS cloudy and showery from
that section northward TO the 1t.
Lawrence low pressure area.
The northwest. upper valleys and
central west are covered by a high
pressure. fair and u~nseaSonahlv cool
weather area. Frost temperatures
were noted 10 the southwark into
Kansas ana the morning readings
were slightly below the freezing point
over the northern sections OF Mon
tana and \orth Dakota.
Unsettled. cloudy and cooler wea-
Their l. expected in this vicinity to-
night and probably fair and cooler
weather "Wednesday.
Local data. Ills hest temperature
Yesterday. s0 degrees: lowest last
night. 81 degrees. no rainfall.
The ohio will continue to fall in the
district.
II. e. Howe. Section Director.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07
ST. CLAIRSVILLE


Ross ". Beck to Florence Gibbons. par
eel 81 ground In Pultncy township. con-
sideration 1000.
steve LougaS to Charles Rosos. tract
or land In Colerain township, cons!dera-
ton $40.
Andy I.ougas 20 Charles Rosos. tract
Of land In Colerain township. considera-
zion $50
Robert Sears to Clara Campbell. tract
OF land in Hollow aV. consideration 81.
johanna Blum and =. \. Blum TO +.
]. Moore. tract OF land In PeaSe town
ship. consideration $3.50.
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Rrchats Cent

IN the matter of the estate ~ Martin
~ Jauucy, deceased. sale bill filed an,
approved.
In The matter Of the viii n John "
flraNe~. deceased. Citation ordered is.
sued 10 WIDOW To make Election.
10 tie matter OF tIr will of Charles
Hell. deceased. Letters testamcntary
Grauted
In the matter % the estate ~ David
M.|raw deceased. Account filed and
notice ordered
IN ~" matter " Tire Guardianship NJ;
oliver Sears. e minor Ammnn IIrr-
appointed guardian upon furnishing
i'rd ln the sum ~ $500 via J. W,
craig ana W y Lucas ~ surety.
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''If ItaI Uas returned 60 tIe rnmr In
Martins terrV after en- extended ,is,t
viii relatives here
Nt-- Fc~trude f.vrrr md Miss Erres
Martins Ferry friends
Mtes louisa Ntfrner ~ Washington.
va fe tho guest o. fr1nIq In frfs al.
tirIfT Va
Judge Su0iff ~ parnseylf4 We d,
huaineee -isltor here yeate~fav
David " I0mes ritv solicitor ~ Ma.
rs cry. we here ON business Nov
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07
STANDARD Bearers.

TIE monthly meeting ~ tie Sitndard
f.earers was held in tire Methodist
'hur'u Sunday evening and an interest
TX program was rendered Miss Marie
lHwcett presided a. president. having
Hafge ~ the program. willie Man
shepherd. Irma NsN and FlIa Tsvt,r
acted a. hostcsseS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07
HAY AND GRAIN
ouot.uons b. c. p. sruun,1A q CO

~ .roopinr arour,G tho As'o- 90
tate tr SOW Nork appraiser have
ardrd o. little ovc- $4,000 00o ~ tbs
total of S55.s-t.n''. IN Witch an ir-
n"ri'ar." ''N ~ $50 00o has already
l.'r paid.
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Priscilla club.

Tic wemher 81 tire modern Priscilla
llsh were ~delIgh:fu1ly entertained az
tie home or Mrs Howard TiVnn on
N"rfn FIfler street Monday evening
flames 'ni music were enfoteI and 70.
fresnmsnfs were served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07

ne Wtr-week PRAYER meeting vii 10
old iu the lecture room OF f.s Vresby-
'eriar church This evening NJ O'Clock
IT, pastor Rev y : Young VIII com
Man WHO came Into HIS own '
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07

NEW YORK. May s-rnder much the
Sanle conditions as prevailed YESTERDAY \.
Mhen STOCKS moved S%tTonEl upward.
the market tell back today. The inn
proNement of yesterday was aSciIb-d
primarily t. easing OF the tension IA tn.
l.urof can political situation and the
strength Of the foreign markets. but the
tne.ftut tenor of the cable adViceS and
~iurthet advances ia securities abroad
were Ignored today. More emphasis
was iaiu on the "unigNofahls features of
the 81 rs-ut sltustt"u and sentiment be-
tame ircIeastngiN brariSh.
~ENtden'r> uf slowing down in bust
ness attn, ted more attention by reason
81 the closing of several New England
teNtl" m.iiS The hartman stocks
were spec ally heavy. owing io the me-
cess - Unbiased Icy the supreme court
"t comply ng with the dissolution de-
cree by July /.
Th-sr w. general disposition on the
part OF Traders ." sell stocks. Several
"f the inactive stocks made new low
ec0rds int the year. Among the I'M
lHprttut stocks theT" were numerous
losses Of I to 2 points. southern Pa
enc Dropped nearly 4 points TO a4i.
tie bottom iiruf~ tor nte years. linton
- ihc f"ll 3. points III. local traction
SHE Nef" weak Total sales. 33i.3OO.
Bonds wcr.- irregular. Total sales.
n Value. 81. -. Oou.
l. =. bonds were unchanged on call.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07
FINANCIAL.

Tor VINEGAR. save an Meetings from
ffHi boil 100 enough water 70 cover.
strain and 80 arlfc urscaied 70 erment.
tlf.e "if all emrtied Jars and pour t1s
rInFtCu into tire VINEGAR fug The vfna-
sly WfH ho a yin amncr color. sharp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07
WHEAT

CHICAGO. May Prospect - tho
greatest winter wheat crop America
ever produced to-day brougrt a s4,-p
drop In prices. Tile close w,s uo,-- a..
q net loss - $50 g. H.c. corn fini--et
a. n ret decline NJ 80 t. &c. ot-s a.
- Z" "a .". and provisions AZ 20 20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07

F7y-'s W. IRE -ou rrerIrr along
" IHIDift wfr fNa trrHfe-
''@ffie ifa ms uffc- hat 4~H I'm
TWO WIN range NHfc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07

80: Texas steers Ss.SoN 80: stockers
and feeders Se.l0gSl0. cows and hoif-
ers Si0oh SIS. calves S65OI 90. sheep.
receipts $4,000. steady To- Zoe lower: ma
tive SJ.HoH 30. N~earlings s6.35NIS.5.
lambs, native x6.40N N.sO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07

tD-rEansfer books close Aprii 18Th
Tor ~one-halr OF one per cent cash dlvi-
dcnd payable April goth.
teH-Trausfer books close Anrff "a ,o-
u % per cent cash dividend payable
- Transfer hooks close April c7rd.
TO- 80 cash dividend payable Nav iSt
90 Transfer books clos. NaN 10 for
2 per cent cash dividend. payable Nav
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07
New York Stock Exchange.

WHEELING. W. w. May s. -.
Range ~ active storks on tue sew
YORK stock Exchange. corrected daily By
A = Ns<ten 4 90. brokers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07
Pittsburgh Stocks.

MILLING. " Va May q. &C.
De active Irtts1IrEi stools. corrs-tsf
-ni ~ \. T. Nssfsn & 90. harksrs
snd h'"kers Satonsl Exchange BANK
bail .:nE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07
SENTIMENT INCREASINGLY BEARISH
ON NEW YORK MARKET YESTERDAY

san Toy 90 -
T~OnOpah Extension .......... 27a
Union switch & ignal......I 100
Westinghouse .AtT rake....l .
Wcstinghou~e Electric 2d... SOis
WestinghouS" Machine Co.... =
do II. ssis ssis IS .. So. ssI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07
sroCKs Par. I BIO. .,s.TLs
'- EN-dlv , per cent
Hazlett's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. ". Va. MAY .. -.
The ~foliowing quotations on thc NOR.
active Wheeling stocks are corrected
GARY Tor the intelligencer oy Howard
Hszlett 4 Son. local brokers:
Stole ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07

WHEELING. ". Va. May .. IL.
1hs following agotat."1s On me morn
ecuve Whr,lii.S STOCK rre corrected
GAIL, .or the l~nt~lligence,' by George W.
Hsron. local broker. and X t. AnTshail
Manager Rond Deps -tmenI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07
Seeds.
salt,
Beans.


% fIFU. IUTf . Al
Family Fat - 10. ....
besrdsleys fhrecded IsNei Coz
Tumbisrs. 2 doz per dr. "a
sspcy 5 Co. lib. bricks. SIS
t'snuine Georges Coo. Ioo-tn Dor
scotch Ifrt|HA. gv box ... Is
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Tea Department
iekin blend. 20 III. boxes. per b.. q
Oolong. Congon and IndiA-
Japan.


Special Cream. fun y w.. Is
Glover HiiI. ohio grade. ... il
Clover HIL =. T.. ONO grade Isi,
~ iN iilhf~ ............ 40
~W'.t1-r. r.t WI Is--5 d. -
S"' tNcf. wheel ...-........ -
Long HORN lst.
Ney~'t ~. n.ick.M Mo-. Gsuut
q 10. . 20 pact. Il
!.mhergcs about lib box. l..
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VrnnS.is.ntbums 1spstbefes
Gincinnati, 6. Qpril.
Qeut 6ppothstsu.

Rtue 5ppotbefen.
Sof.ph u. Wlatbias an Guida
.psrboralpaI 3. u. So. $50.
gbriftiau S6ptnn on Centennial
3. u. $225o.
Gpou, Rsper on D<It gnb Q. uns
z. 20. $500.
qtnbreip Spsnc. an Milliam 3.
Rdp, SruIies. $246.
Sorrp Rice on benieIben $237.
Wl. &. gloFom an Some earrings
gant SO. $500.
2oura 9. glsipton on MdInui 3ius
G. unb 6. 60. 5000.
elnnd o. Riss on gbeDtpt 3. uno
6 Go. S4O0.
9ublsp q. Soparb an DuoItp 6.
Gutcalt. $500.
Ibomas Soporb on WilIiom R.
gpliins. S25O0
6enrp r. wsHeI on Qortb college
6in Realtp go. $2042.
0stilgte 9ppctbsten.
Waria Reuterman an Wt. aboms
9. 60. $400.
SoM 6. Grs.b on Wabiion 9. q.
SO. 2. $3.50.
Jerbinono Doepse on Wolisor 6. u
g. 60. $1,000.
Caroline 6. S6rpeber an oisierbe,
$1250.
aubr.p Sp<nes an R. 8. pisrion
1854.
DerI.lbe on College gin 8. u. g
Go. $500.
Sorrn Rice on bieIeIbe. $125o.
D<rieIbe an g. 81. pnrion. $712
Catherine geitnsr an Grmonbe g
II. 6. 60. $500.
Qaura g. Nepton onNShiiseu q. IL
6. 60. S4750.
GkisIbe an Reipeomb 6; Ssnstns
$500.
Jo6n W. 6erron an 6nrriet 6
Drum. $500.
eIisabeib Rpbgsrs,on Gdiissn q. u
6. 60. $1,000.
| Minne Center an ar4ie Z. Rice
$4,000.
ailk Gidboff an Guarantee Tspo'
| fit Go. $1,000.
George meigh an 8arbara WeieeI
$500.
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Ginttnnati. 8. @pril.

" l IL Nv " ~. AShh.
Solomon Hoi.nbaum an bic Sicbt
Cincinnati, sinsn Streifen aanb on
Der Gft 6. Strobs. $2400.
4nna WeRal9 On bisielbe. Cots SO
unb 10 in Gulisr's unterobtb. an
Hodbals 4ps. 81.
Qouis Rosblsr an bieielb<, Cots 81
unb 80 in 5idenIooptrs llntsrub!b. in
Jairmouni. $1,000.
W. 6. aonsenedsr an bisFslts, 1bs'l
BON Got 5 in qnhrctp grienbreher'S
gitnte. 81.
2lnna 5aoenfi.Io an bieieIbe. 80 BEL
210 CUB an Der Pprbcitefe BON Jias
bella unb Wor'breit 4pe. 81.
apbiu M.2abrisan an biefelbe, Cots
121. 122, 123 uno 124 in Jnonbot
Gnnbieaie unterab.beiIuns in 9lors
lpoob. $1,000.
Anna Waltbrs an Npie Straub,
Got 137 uno Sbeil BON Got 138 In
8roipn & 6or!sbornes unterabtbeis
lung. 81.
alueuit 9. RObbers on Gbriition
S1ipenn u. o., 30 Sci 100 Gub an
elmer ntu ansuleg<nben e.rute, nobs
Ristis Rsab. r.
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Suiie 9. aslIep an Sobn W. Dali
ton, Cots 194 unb 1876 in 5. 8. Wia's
linterabth. in 6artipeu. ST..
George g. Woob OH slnno g. Jtics,
q bel 10t SUB an @antble anenac,
t30 SUB oitlid) BON Waroen apenue
in G1cpiot; 81.
@illiom q. 0enon an 4otpnro 6.
@iirliser. AZ bel 80 ,SiiB OIL Der
gtorooltefe bon adne uno Racc Ctr.
81 90.
1he sSobn Sanf Rrctping SO. on
@iIliom Rcehl, 81 bel 100 ,Smg OH
Der RorbIeite Der Carlisle apc.: 81.
Gublcp 6. SutcoIt an Gnolep d.
Soiporo, 40 bel $50 sSllb OH DIR
@citieite ocs Glnbourn YInce; ST.
Iidion @. 5ern an NilIiam y.
@ahI, Got 2O5 in Norrpooo giciu
llnterabtheiliing; 81.
Clara n. Stone II. u. an Carrie
2. Gid,aros, ID bel 100 ,SuB an Der
9torojeite bes DteGorniid Vloce, 145
,Sub oitlid, BON WapIepoob alpe. 81.
ausuit Ser8og an Soieph 3. 6.r'
soa, IL Sabre gad)t nuf Sot . III
Stnparbe & 2oneu's llnterdbthelliml
in gbeniot; jdbrlid,e Vttetbe St60,
nit aauiret,t fiir $4,000.
She 5armers 2oon nno 2ruIt 60
an Die Stnot Cincinnati, ernenerlnl
zines Eadrnertrngs auf ein Stld
2onD mir Reip Soro StrnBe: ST.
gbs y. &c 8. g. 80. Giisnbabn 60.
an oieielhe, hasieIbe gieenthum. 81.
gsilliam 8ragar on sIitglrt Ser
soa, Ebeil DER 2ot / 3 in Sdpporse 4
2opel's llnterabtbeilimg i'll Gbeploi
S1O0.
Sermnn Rottmdn on Williom u.
glhite, Got III in gofingsr uno 5ops
fms Guboipiiton pon Glib Noripooo;
Si.O0.
Ninidm u. Wbiie on Nnra 2.
Ysotbers, Got 282 unb 2hsil bon goi
2s3 in Ohio Gdno unb Improvement
gcmponp'a Suboipiiion In RprS Col
ispe 5iu; 81.
gBiIiiam u. Wbite an Qnna 2. Wd.
tt,rs, Got Ill in 9ofinqer uno 6op'
tins Subotpifion BON Sifb RcrrpooS;
$l.0O.
gDiliom q. Dbit. an 4una 9.
l9atbsrs, Cots 1.1S4 uro LIT IN
goiinger unb !6pp,ius 5ipeiter Saboi'
piiion BON Rprtpoob; 81.
Mdrn G. Smitb on bic Gmeriear
9dunbrp Wfohinsrp Company. II
Sabre qudlt, pom l. Januar 1911
cuff 125 BEL 242 SUB on Der Rorboi'.
gte bon giabumo unb 'Sprirg Groot
goena,; jdbrIite Wistbe S203.12, NIT
fem an.auisrsht 81 S4.o6250.
oiIi. Gidboff on Serran uro an:
m Dire, 40 ki So SUB an Der Dit
itite pon 5uebss Strabe, stptiten
Gdifler uue ntulhrrn Strdbs; 81.
gmma y. RiI.p II. u. an bis Stoo'
Cincinnati, 100 dub an Der noreIihsn
Scte bon glberon Npenue; 81.
Celia Rsrh an elmer Uterh, 2Q
BEL so s5uf an Der n6roIiten Seits
ron gubb Ctr, 225 CUB fpsi.li5 pou
Sarrss. Strabe; 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-07

.Gogen Sis NAL. Gxrr Rommers
Sisnroth. mas bebeuien oenn bieIe 5spsl
sinCerobmien 6unoertmorifheine bic
nlittsn unier ben8ilbern an bes MunD
bongenGs
.0nD fHb meine Qisblinesefm6Ibs
- MT hem eiusn III msine erfis Usils
ten nh mit BEN aubessa usiuo
|1,sstA oe1 snpesbsaLs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-07
& 0 m II d.

a.: .Strs Buhbolt.rin fdeint Elm
fsbr til iidtises WdbHkn gu fein.- :
g.: ia, fie bat nur mm4mol 10
tomif5e Sbeen..
o.: .Wirilin2@
g.: ga Den Qobn flr unfern
1aufburi4en bn9t he immss all
ta1fsnts HxSSstsas
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-04-04
NEWS OF DISASTER KILLS MAN

san Francisco, March 2s.--Killcd hy
ucwS ot the flood 10 Ohio, Fredcrck
q. Without, for - years postmaster OF
Dayton, +, dead today At the home of
hi, SDu tu Oakland, where he had been
visiting. Mr., Witbof' was president of
the National Association of the FIRST
Class PoNtmasters, thirty. second de.
gree Mason 20 Mystic Shriuer, a mem.
bcr of he Dayton City club, a personal
friend of Governor Cox, and at one
time chairman ot the Dayton CONNER.
cial league. The body will be taken
back 10 Dayton.
Mr. without was about 10 return 20
MS home whom the first news came OF
IN" disaster that had ovortakcn it. Each
succeeding edition of the newspapers
added TO hj> excitement aud depression.
which finally resulted in fatal stroke
pf rpuPI"Ny.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-04-04
The New Creamery at TuCumcari as
Money Maker for the Farmer
liy L. H. kliuctoltcg


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