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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

ID. N. WALKER & COMPANY,
Houses for Rent.
Possession September LIST.
1910 Grove avenue, nine rooms,
$500.
212a Grove avenue. nine rooms,
$500.
1899 Hanover avenue. nine rooms,
$525.
1910 Hanover avenue, nine rooms,
$4Se.
1924 Hanover avenue. eight rooms,
$3.50.
1915 West Main street. six rooms.
$3.50.
2l27 Floyd avenue, seven rooms.
possession at once. $3.50.
IL North Plum street. rooms.
$3.50.
2o2 North Sheppard street. eight
rooms, $400.
Apartment-ll22 Park avenue. eight
rooms, 1850.
ID. N. WALKER q CO., No. / Mutual
building. Phone Madison 80.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

House ON Semmes Avenue,
woodland Heights; all modern con-
ventences; l6h foot front: easy
terms. Phone Monroe 47z.
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Don't Miss Seeing Lucille La Verne in The Regeneration Of Aunt Mary
FOR RENT


HOUSES.
no Dreokland Park. B~ouievafds -Four
rooms: $3.50 year.
1877 Da.ce street. SIX Rssns, siSe
1os NsrtA T~ws.sy-aftA street., 81.
rooms: $3.50 year.
ls1s H.lI street 1sestA RieA.s.s),
seven rooms: ISIS year.
a7cz West, Main Street. ssvea Rooms.
bath; $3.50 cal.
ao7 North sAeppsrd street, Eight
rooms. latrobe. range; 1900 year.
1906 Fairmount Aven.A 3. Rooms.
range. kitchen IN yard; $500 year.
fourth and twenty-ffth streets, seven
i foS%ss; 0 :ssss y yeas'' '''''''' ''s'''
COS North Tenth street. Ten Rooms.
bath. range; s4So year.
1oIs West Grace street, Ten Rooms,
modern; $3.50 year.
FLATS.
rooms; bath: $3.50 year.
e2s East Main street. Third Flat.
three rooms; $3.50 rear.
hats above store: $3.50 year.
Nos. Z .na II. Upper Fiat. On
ss sSsA e asS range; s ssss J3ea nx' rooms
Elm Apartments, North side Grove Ave-
7 n water upper seat nat lover ssven n aoems Sir pa1 room n11
| $3.50 year.
STORES OR OFFICES.
006-s07 Brook Avenue. Tive storesS
$3.50 ear
$50 West Broad street, store and
dwelling. six rooms: $500 year..
100 North seventh street. Store or
office: $1,000 year.
e1a East Main street. store, $1,000
year.
61S East Main Street, storey $1,000 Year.
POSSESSION SEPTEMBER 1sr.
614 North ~Twenty-fourtA Street. Six
rooms; $2l6 year
5Is North Twenty-fourtA street. SIX
rooms: s21s year.
e2o North Tvventy-seventh street, Seven
rooms; $24o year.
$500 year.
2os North Mulberry street. Mine
rooms. modern; $3.50 year.
4 Sn-- @
2s1s Kensinxto. Avesse, EisAt Rooms.
hot water heat; $40 year.
23o5 stuart Avenue. Eight Rooms. Hot
water heat: $40 year.
24is Grove avenue. Nine Rooms. Mod
arm KIN NAA
24Is Grove Avenue. Nine Rooms, Mod
ern; $40 year.
FLATS.
20 South Davis Avenue, Lower Flat,
five rooms. gas range; $225 year.
0 East Grace street, Third Flat, Three
rooms: 1850 year.
POSSESSION JULY 1sT.
224 south Harrison street. Store and
dwelling; $500 year.
REAL ESTATE DErARTMfsNT,
11os II. Main ~. o. A. HAWKINS. Mgr.
Grace street Flat, Unexpired Lease to
September LIST at half price: will
then lease at igina price. GAR
RETT & CO. ll1s East Main street.
Flat OF -Four Rooms, Bath. Hot and
cold water. Possession at once.
l22S Floyd avenue. Phone Afadi-
son e457.
Flats Mes. lOA and III Rowland street,
each nve rooms bath. hot water heat,
new and modern in every respect.
Special Inducements for Immediate
tenants. j. A. CONNOLLY & &C,
Madison a2sf-sssa
For p-st-Fnrnished Reom. New
apart ntr private family. 17laA
West Main street
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when In Need II Information of Any
kind consult us. SOUTHERN De
TECTIVE AGENCY, INC, 1112 East
Main street. Richmond, Va
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WOOD AND COAL

Summer Price ON Coal and Wood This
ponth: Pennsylvania n Virginia
Anthra cite, Fire Creek and Splint
Lump, Pocahontas Washed Nut.
Briquetts and r. 0. NJ. Large oak
Ind pine blocks. Perfectly. dry slab
to $7.25 per ton. Automobile de-
livery cheapest. r. T. LONG. office
1Bo6-1510 West Broad. Phone Madi-
son 1868.
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Fifty-Acre Country Home, One-fourth
mile from depot, twenty miles from
Richmond, on good auto road; close
I0) rooms In good shape, upper
and lower porch. good well on back
porch; barns, stables n poultry
q. t. WATKINS. % North Ninth
street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

SITUATIONS-MALE

Wnnted-By Young Man Now EN-
ployed part OF the night, work to do
IN the mornings; can operate type
ginian.
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Woodland Hefghts-Corner Lot, 40x
las feet, containing house of seven
rooms and large stable: one square
from a line. Price. $1,000; rea-
sonable terms.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Carrier Of the 0outMk

frsnalSr GlrfiSr ox rs DoS| /
N. B AZ IinvA s ascoN nnspr,s
eSsi,:s:a = Information and 20
40 4; M-p.5'yRE5ssss for CHAR
1880 a M--paiiylEimitsd-For N
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,.s sse f.. !; aAsm,sD saasa..s psss .I;ss q:
points se9sS, FaliRsr fsYeAx S:ssh =
eo s;ss |; n.n foT BsitISoy w'si kdns siss:
xYssySsa,z7:y Nesas s:as;' and :Ff sl siss !.
Loce5 e y.sst ES5HN -rvr,en,su
.r2os 8: soatg w. IT. IA
ia;ss 2 u. exespt sunday. 500,
.s;s: toSSsy. W:d1::aSss aaa
GOT East Main ia fkcnS 1sd s1&
1870 .:: Is: l .ssiss:s:s. l.s.::ssssss: "a
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i5;ec ~ z. y e, Chester. 1a:se. mid
e.ls leave F.tsS:SarE foot Of syes-
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:.iitsi IL iio siss' s;''' '';'s' ''''' 50
..ce .1l,.: :1s:P. sSns .Sa ~: Moi holiday.
days.
viz az es snss For rr1ss rsssssSors nns
Ws1sse9 HeIIwS
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r

BRIGHT. Energetic Young Ladies' for
permanent positions at steadily ad-
vancing salaries. Pleasant work in
the best OF surroundings. Pay while
learning and plenty OF openings for
well paid positions. See MR.. ORTIZ,
third floor, the Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone Company OF
Virginia.
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VIII Sell ut Low Price. or Trade for
small investment property in West
End, a nice t~welve-room house on
Floyd avenue east of Harrison street.
See US.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

SHOE REPAIRING

SHOE REPAIRING
Rubber WhOIesoles and Spring Heels
put on, $3.50; all kinds Of shoe re,
pairing. DREW'S SHOE
FACTORY, us East Main street.
Phone Monroe 1857.
washington Electric shoe hepairtng
Shop. Mems half-soles sewed, soc;
ladies' half-soles sewed. 45c.. Rubber
heels, 2bc. Work Ion while you
wait. 3loA West Broad.
Richmond shoe Repairing Company,
1903 East Main street. We ask all
our patrons to give us a call; We
are doing the work with better
leather al lower rates. Mems soles,
sewed, soc: mems soles, nailed. Sec;
ladies' soles, nailed. 35c; soles sewed.
soc; rubber heels, 2bc.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

HIGHLAND PARK.
Third Avenue, Eight Rooms, 70-Foot
lot. $2.750. Small payment, balance
monthly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

Bicycles. Repairing A speciality.
Also bicycles to hire. Phone Nom
roe 20Sf. sos West Broad street
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p. A. Green & Company, Room i101
Virginia Railway and Power Build
Ing. Phone Monroe 1855.
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sMuTH-MoRE VEHICLE co.

Just Received Carload Of Surries,
runabouts and Dayton wagons. See
US before buying.
SNITH-MORE VEHICLE CO.,
S14 N. FIFTH STREET.
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Richmond Trust and Savings Co,
: REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT,
100 f.. Main st. O. A. HAWKING, Mgr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

Try ms. Sales, xents, loans and
collections. with both experience
and activity We act results. A. }.
CHEWING co.
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GARRETT 4 Co.. 1112 East Main
street. Farms, city and suburban
property. Rentals. :
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w. y. HARRIS, oil East Main
street. For farms, timber lands.
city and suburban property. Madi-
son 1850.
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AGENTS.


Ai TIT . sg.ss r. Sss. (. 4. s : e s ! ::llss!
Ssss' ~ : y 81
Ar rssi to you; r: /: g: VIA. { D n.ny AT &
Plsxeo Vacuum cisaasr. dsht. dou-
M sss esssio9 Mr iEs t xcsdc.cys E%raf s.T4issr, !.
.ssSaas. ! DGPf4Ex9 co., III
spl.ndi4 New .csaA so.ss riaa for
camps nss sna iil.inf s.R syss.m Nam E Asssr
show II, and Il sells itself; no OK
p%erience necessary; besides regular
earnings we. mall cash bonus. checks
< pernsnsns. ssowins Susins:s .or
sso0ra new p0 pian aet r. n. WEE" sMnh e y pf enis
dent Superior Manufacturing Com
pany. sss Second street. Ann Arbor.
Write Quick-Get Exclusive Agency.
Make $40 a day. Big cash prizes to
y agents; We are spending thirty
n5h ars oraeT aol1 for e,e es1 y SUITS s maze
press paid. No none needed. We
want your time, not your money.
No experience required. Big pay for
write tS5sy Tor Sls Srss ossas-0iE
B Poss ce carc S,ts do wo WT1ss 'S MILLS
COMPANY, sH Jackson street,
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WOOD.
rne Aa1a For rIeAf Ernde

Call Monroe 4376 For nest Grade of
pine, oak or slab wood, Anthracite
Spiint or Briquette coal. save money
and get quick service. LYME II
HARRIS. 1911 East Cary.
We satisfy Our Customers Because We
send them the best coal and wood;
also good weight and measure: coal
and wood dry and under shelter; all
orders delivered promptly, We also
manufacture plate Ice, the superior
kind. Phone US when IN need OF
&M s9ssrsas TYLER st. RYAN. 1AVa West
Cary. Madison 1878: Monroe 30I7.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

yeun~ Man. would Ton Accept e7d
showing It 70 your frfendsf. On q
ass Is a. day for q little spare tinnsT
Jp6s re you live IN a town smaller
than le.ebh. write at once and get
neaatifgl ssnaple1; stxlss snd th,s
ITO COMPANY. pspt ss1. Chicago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

Home, Ten Rooms, Dwelling
In good condition: four and one-half
acres excellent soil; 200 yards from
station. on Southern Railway: one
mile of Forest Hill. Will sell for
$4,000 II taken at once. AMOS &
CO.. INC, Travellers Building.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

See CASsELMAN 4 Co, 10lS East
Main street, II you want to buy
or sell real state. Phone Monroe
1902.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

Flats Mes. I0A and III Rowland street,
each five looms. bath, hot water heat,
new n moder in every respect.
Special Inducements for Immediate
tenants. j A. CONNOLLY & co.
Madison 32st-3ss2.
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BoARDERs WANTED

hoard, Rooms, bath. SS Week. r.
RUSSELL. 1915 Floyd avenue.
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80 Per Cent. Proft-Cisayns Caster
-te sets. Hotels 30 to. 500. Anyone
= attach. Nosseless. Won't
, niture. Costs &c. Sells Toe TO 2ec.
EJslqs,ys t:rr,tory. sarple, 90
I rem street n N
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

efAfm Audlaprs or Ticket Collectors Are
now or about IS railroads. Would
experiences unn ecessary. Good sal:
ary. For applications blank send
stamped envelope TO Potter LIEHEY
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

Waated-Russfers 70 Take orders for
rnAde-to-me&sure high grade mems
tailored suits from $500 To 5000.
CAN'T large book OUTFIT free. Ex-
perfence unnecessary No pocket
folder affair. Splendid opportun.s-
20 make money HANDY DANDY
LINE. Dept c. sangarnon street,
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- n week Up. Ar. he free Clothes
rs Write to-day for ssif-measuring
blanks. style chart, hig book OF
samples, etc. send no. money a
postal card brings all We s .:
krsssAge on .~eyerything. AMERICAN
W0OLEN MILLS CO. Dept aoh
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

For p-st-Fnrnished Room, New
apaFt.snt~ private family. 17laA
West MAR street
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Woodland Heights-Two Beautiful
homes, looms each. and al
conveniences: two squares from cal
line. Price. $3.50 and $4,000, re.
spectively; easy terms.
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THE BRIsTOw-WORSMAM CO..
No. IA North Fifteenth street.
Headquarters for Vehicles and

We Have Some Secondhand Buggies.
surries and harness, at bargain
uricpg-
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wALLERsTEIN 4 NELSON, 1112
EAST MAIN STREET. SALES,
RENTS, LOANS. WE WANT YOUR
BUSINESS.
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Il. r. SCHMIDT & 90.

Il. r. SCHMIDT & 90.
Hanover Avenue, 1900 Block. New De-
tached. eight rooms hot water heat.
So, 500.
Tenth Street, Ten Rooms, S0-Foot Lot.
Price. $4,000; rented, $4oe.
Second Street, Near Main, Thirteen
rooms. $4,000: rented, $3.50.
Boyd Street Flats. $1,000; Rented.
$192.
Second Street Brick. $500; Rented,
$50. Fine condition.
BARTON HEIGHTS.
Barton Avenue, Nine Rooms, Bath,
corner lot, so feet front. $4,000.
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J. B. Kidd. SEQ China St.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

Flat OF -Four Rooms, Bath. Hot and
cold water. Possession at once.
1928 Floyd avenue. Phone ladi-
son e457.
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e. r. SCHMIDT CO., Real Estate
and Loans, 30 East franklin Street.
Phone Monroe Isl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

II. II. WATKINS, 20 North Ninth
street. Farms and timber lands.
See me before buying. Phone Madi-
SON 3451.
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BOwI.Es q JONES Co, INC, IA
North Eighth street. List your prop
erty for sale or rent with us. Madi-
son -
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Richmond Trust and Savings Co.
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.,
f1O0 II. Main -. O. A. HAWKINS. Mgr
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Special Bargain in Hull Street Prop
erty. Lot 80 1-2x230 feet, build
ing 80 1-2x50 feet. One square
above the A. c. L. depot. Price,
$3.50; reasonable terms. A sure
money-maker for someone.
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WANTED

Wanted-To buy One or Two Old
feather beds for cash.. Phone Mon
roe +20s-L or address "BEDs." care
this Office.
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eTOvUS..
REAMs. BAfi1EY & Co. Furniture
90S West Broad
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FOR SALE
DAIRY BARN EQUIPMENT.

wanted-To Sell at d Sacrifice. a New
camping wagon: cost owner, $145: or
will exchange same for a good gaso-
line engine; must be seen to be ap-
rreciated. Address WAGON, caro-
The virginsan.
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Miss Mary Hutchinson. 243o Grove Ave

Cooks, Nurses and Maids Wanted.
VIRGINIA EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
Room Z liz East Main.
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List your farms, timbeP lands.
city and suburban property with
the VIRGlNlA REALITY Co. 720
East Main street. Phone Monroe
l047.
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Grace Street Flat U~nexpired Lease to
September LIST at half price: will
then lease at original price. GAR
RETT & CO. Ills East Main street.
Phone Monroe 723.
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POSSESSION JULY 1sT.
224 south Harrison Street, Store and
dwelling; $500 year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

Engines, Boilers, Pumps, Motors in
frst-class- secondhand condition.
Guaranteed. CLARENCE COSBY,
Richmond. Va.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

H. II. BuilfnG ton Electrical Contractor.
repairing and wiring: also have nice
lot OF electric and gas chandeliers
| Phone Monroe 1897. 527 West
Broad street
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-11
GrunSeiaent6nms : 1tcbsrtraannsen.

Jas. Angel to Frank Gail, part
lots Z and s, block Sc, Busch
mann addition, Owensville, $4,000.
e. G. Benz to f. Steinbeck,
200 acres in section 81 and 80,
township A, range 4, $3.50.
Simon Boeger to John Enloe,
one-fifth acre at Bay, $50.
Herman Domke to Louis IL.
Koch, 143 acres in section l and
2, township A, range 6, $4,000.
Chas. Deppe to Leo e. Held,
small tract in 8-44-6, $85.
Modest Epple to Jacob Erny,
$50 acres 11-44-5, $3.50.
Jocob Erny to Elizabeth Ep-
pie $50 acres 11-44-5, $3.50.
Gottlieb Gumper ct. al. to E,
G.. Benz 200 acres in 32-444,
$3.50.
Ernst Gaebler est. to Oswald
S~trassner, 189 acres in sections
9, 3, IL in township 45-5, $3.50.
Ernst Gaebler est. to Lucia
Langendoerfer, lot 80 and 40 feet
east side lot 40, part lot 81 west
7th street, Hermann, $2100.
Mary Heinlein ct. al. to e. G..
Benz, 200 acres sections 81 and
80, township 44-4, $3.50.
j. w. Hensley to Edw. Koepke,
so acres section 11-44-6, $4,000.
Adam j. Hosfeld to Louis H.
Schaeperkoetter, 7 acres section
77-41-5, $1,000.
Alonzo Tubbs to John w. Mar
tin, 40 acres in 11-41-6, $4,000.
j. I'll. Wehmeyer to August III.
Winter, lots l, 2, Z, s, block l,
Rosebud, 500.
VIM. Winter to =. M. Good
win ct. al. SO acres 81, 36-42-5,
$4,000.
j. w. Hensley to Celestine
Deemar, 100 section 20-42-4,
$4,000.
Pauline Heinlein to John w.
Kirchner, west half lot "a, east
Sd street, Hermann, $1,000.
, Leo T.. Held to j. B. Griffith,
small tract S-44-6, 1875.
Henry Kropp to Albert Sued
, meyer, so acres S-45-4, $500,
: Chas. f. Knight to A. L.
Smith, lots IL, II, block IL,
: Bland, $500.
Max Kniesche to VIM. Stortz,
+ 153 acres section 80 and 33,
township As, range 6, $4,000.
: Jas. Kitchen ct. al. to James
7 Dennison, 220 acres section 5 and
: s, township 40, range 4, $4,000.
John Katolik to j. Il. Bryan
! 1874 acres in section ! and 2
= township Al, range 5, 1920.
Auguste Niethammer to Viola
+ Moulding lot % east LIST street:
Hermann, $1,000.
Augusta Oetterer to Paulina
. Heinlein lot II, west 9Th street.
> Hermann, $500.
Alb. Poppenhoues to j. M,
Renick, lots in Owensville, 1900,
I Aug. F. Schultz to Ben. G,
\ Schneider, so acres 19-43-5,
$4,000.
|, Henry Ruegge to Leo BOIL, Al
acres 21-45-6, $500.
Conrad Schwartz to Peter
5 Danuser, 20 acres in 3-45-5, 1878.
; William Schaeperkoetter to III,
Louis Landwehr, 1852 acres in
section % and q, township Al,
range 5, $1,000,
w. r. Stoenner ct. al. to G. r.
. Marquand, small tract in Morri-
' son, 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-11

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-05
CANCER CONTAGIOUS
 SAYS DIR. SCHMIDT
He Declares it is Caused By a Parasite
 and Can Be Cured.

Cologne, Germany, June 4.-Cancer has been proved to be a contagious disease, caused by parasite, and it can be healed, according to Dr. Otto Schmidt, cancer expert, who report ed at yesterdays meeting of the medi- cal society here the results of his in vestigations into the origin and the responsibility of curing cancer.
 Dr. Schmidt declared that he had proved through experiments and had confirmed his findings by means of repeated tests, that the disease was a contagious one, brought about by the presence of parasite which he had discovered in cancerous groWths. He said he had procured vaccine with which he had healed numerous serious cases of cancer. His treatment, he says, brings about immunization against further attacks.
 Dr. Schmidt requested the medical society to appoint commission to test his processes and promised to place everything at the disposal of the com missoners.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-05
BEAR RAID 0N
 STOCK MARKET Wall Street Sees Most EX- citing Events for Past
 Five Years.
LOW RECORDS MADE
Foreign Investors I'nl0ad- Secretary Of Treasurer McAd0O Causes
 kumOrS.

New York, June l.-Wall Street experienced today the biggest Bear raid it has had in five years, several hundred thousand shares being dump cd on She floor to be sold at the market During the first hour of trading practically every stock on the board broke heavily, uhd many of the more conservative todchad the lew levels of the panic days of 190- and 1908.
 Several causes contributed to this marked decline which began in Lon don and was lorecasted here on Tuesday. The chief of these was the continued unloading of American se- curities by foreign investors which began shortly. after the receivershil proceedings for the Frisco System which were instituted in St Louis.
 The sudden appearance of Secretary of Treasury McAdoo in Wall Street soon after the opening of the Stock Exchange furnished food for the rll- nor mongers and in a few minutes all kinds of reports were in the air Secretary McAdco cmphatically de. niei he ,&as here in connection with any meeting of bankers and said that it was merely ] coin. idcnt that ht h 1,a ,T q s,ne
 Another feature was credited by many as having much to do with tn, unloading, was the news from Wash ington that the government was tc begin a new investigation against the American Tobacco Company, the dis solution of which company was ap- proved by the former administration It was felt that this move indicatec a hostile feeling against the tobacco company and it was believed hat the Standard Oil Company and other cor porations affected by the tobacco decision of several months ago would all be subject to new investigation
 The Attorney General was also credited with a plan for a graduated revenue tax on manufactured to- bacco. A few minutes after the eX- change opened block of Union Pa, cific was offered at IA, decline oi 1 ci,, tc np1 n, the year.
 Following this, stocks began tC break as fast as they were offered Tobacco stocks were especially weak
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-05
California Land Law is an Offense to Honor of the
 Japanese, It Says.
, NOTE NOT DISCUSSED
Bryan Sends It to President Wilson Was Presented By Ambassa-
 dor Chinda.

Washington, June 1.-The long de- layed reioinder of Japan to the Amer ican representatives was delivered this afternoon
 Niscount Chinda, the Japanese am bassador, presented the note in per son to William J. Bryan, secretary of staie, at the State Depar;ment.
 Tine American secretary and the Japanese ambassador had an hours secret discussion over the document At the conclusion of this talk, Mr. Bryan dispatched the docket immcd- lately to the president
 Japan asserts unequivocally in her rejoindor that Japan occupies an ab- solutely equal position among the first class and leading nations of the world.
 Japan holds that, occupying such a position the California land law and ihe Arizona land law constitute an offense to the pride, dignity and honor of the Japanese
 Neither Ambassador Chinda nol Secretary Bryan would comment o1 the note.