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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-04

Goods" given Friday evening at the
Chimborazo auditorium. by Miss At
kinson's class of expression. was en-
joyed by large and appreciative au-
dience. who were unstinted in their
applause, Especially did the boat
scene win merited ovation The
play will be repeated Friday even-
Ing. June 9Th. at Randolph school. for
the benefit OF Randolph Baptist
church.
Mrs. w. W. Smith. OF North Twen.s
ty-sixth street. spent last week in
Nashville. Tenn.
Mrs. Leslie Rudd and Miss Glenn
mic Holstein, Of East Clay street,
have returned from Atlanta, where
they were the guests OF friends for
several weeks.
Mrs. Bette walker. OF Rocky
Mount. N. c.. is the guest OF her sis
ter. Mrs. l. A. Guy. Of East Broad
street.
Miss Grace Dickinson. OF Cleveland,
o., who has been the guest Of her
| cousin. Miss Louise Spain, OF CHM
borazo boulevard has left for Florida
to spend the summer.
Mr.. Kaufman. OF 422 North Thirty
second street has accepted the post.
ton as manager Of the Roanoke Street
Railway system, and has left for
that city. Mrs. Kaufman and son,
have gone to Philadelphia, where they
will be the guests of friends and rela-
tives for two months. before going
to their new home in Roanoke.
Mr.. Linwood EgglestoL. who has
been In Louisville. KY. for the past
week on business in connection with
the Chesapeake and Ohio, is expected
home tonight
Miss Althea Eggleston. OF East
Marshall street, will leave this even
ing for Black Mountain. N. c., where
she will attend the Y. w. c. A. az
delegate from Richmond.
Miss Addie Williams, Of North
Twenty-third street, Is spending some
time in Charlottesville, as the guest
OF her brother.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-04
LET FEMININE HEADGEAR GO.

The editor OF the Virginia Citizen recently
asked farmer friend why he did not attend
church with more regularity, and the farmers
reply was to the effect that the abominable
styles in women's hats kept him away. He said
he got tired OF sitting behind sheaf of wheat
or basket of spinach or conservatory of roses
piled on stack of wheat straw with a row Of
ptchforks sticking out OF it, and the voice of the
preacher reaching him like the swarming of
bees through the foliage. He preferred to get
away from the display of the products of the
farm at least day In the week, and this he
found he could not do In church, so he stayed
away.
There's more than unconscious humor in that
answer. Being a married man, we have always
held to the opinion that a woman was never
more attractive than when adorned with the
headgear which the Creator gave her. and con-
sequently the opinion has been regarded as
biased but the argument that prevailing fashions
iE millinery keep men away from church strikes
US clincher.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-04
A NOTABLE EVENT.

That fine old institution of which not only
Richmond but all Virginia is justly proud-the
Womans college-sent out into the great world
at its commencement exercises yesterday forty
FIVE splendid young women thoroughly equipped
for the battle of life; fortyfve, who in their
turn will form the warp and wool of our social
fabric and therefore the occasion Is worthy of
more than passing note. Incidentally the grad
uating class is the largest in the history of the
institution. and one of the best prepared.
The trustees of the institution did the grace
full thing by comforting the degree of doctor
OF music on Walter c. Mercer Richmonds we'll
known and able singer, choirmaster and conduc-
tor. Mr.. Mercer was one of the first directors
of the Wednesday club and organized and for
many years directed the children's chorus, which
was largely responsible for the success of that
organization. and has probably done more choral
work than any other man in Richmond A SINH
lar honor was conferred on Professor Jacob Rein
tardt last year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-04
THE THIRD KIND OF LIES.

Some epigrammatist whose discernment may
excuse his profanity has defined lies of three
kinds'iies. id lies and statistics" His OBJ
seryation is recalled by the dispute the ques-
tion whether or not former Postmaster-Gcneral
Hitchcock achieved the feat OF overcoming the
habitual dehcit in the postofhce department. Mr..
plain and plausible. They made a fine showing
Cor him and for the Taft administrator and
caused feeling of satisfaction among tan
payers and the general public. The average
normal American citizen likes to believe thai
his public affairs are being conducted with ABILITY
and success Now comes Postmaster General
Bnrieson and with figures equally convincing
demonstrates that Mr.. Hitchcock's supposed coz
guest Of the deficit was a Pigment, a conIurins
nSK1nrma bog ErHufIiF done
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-04
A SONG OF LAMENT.

Oh! no, they shall not see me weep,
They shall not hear me mourn:
My sorrow shall be buried deep,
For will greve alone.
Nor will quit the festive scene
Or shun the eyes of men;
To muse DER all that l have been
Yet ne'er must be again.
My face shall wear its wonted giee,
Although my heart is sore,
AS verdant IVY decks the
Though withered at its core.
OH no, will not seem to feel
What none shall ever know
And reckless laughter shall conceal
The fire that burns below.
heavier penance shall be mine
To join the festive throng,
And with the proud and gay to shine,
Or join the jovial song.
In halls of jocund >revery
The mask of Joy I'll Jwear,
And pleasures self shall envy me
The mirth of my despair
Aurora Granville Baker.
The foregoing verses were written by Miss
Rosa G. Baker, daughter of the late Edwin
]. Baker. of Louisa county Va She was a pupil
in Miss Pegram's school. which. in years long
gone by, was a we'll known school in Linden
Row, on West Franklin street, between First
and Second streets These verses were written
probably along in the latter part of the 1S50s
or early SOS. She a cultivated woman, as
evinced by her writings of a later period and
was also gifted in the art of drawing besides
being brilliant pianist; but the stem was snap
ped as the flower of womanhood was unfolding.
E. l.. B.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-04
Potatoes in Car Lots.

On Tuesday of this week the first two SOLID
cars of potatoes were loaded and shipped from
Cape Charles. Mr.. W. j. Leatherberry. OF East
VILE brought the first car in by boat and mas
the distinction of loading the first car consist
ing of one hundred and ninety six barrels Mr..
G. o. Smith had the next here the same day
on the train from Kiptopeake one hundred ana
eighty-fve barrels. Mr. Douglas Fitchett had
his second shipment of the season in forty
eight barrels, and Mr.. r. O. Nottingham had
twelve barrels; these potatoes were all handled
by The E. s. Va. p. Exchange.
The season has begun and will now continue,
and June ought see most of the potatoes from
lower Northampton moved. Mr.. A. w. Bump,
Of the firm Of John Simon, is the only stranger
on the ground at this time; his house handled
great many cabbages and berries from TINS
end-Northampton Times.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-04

Don't growl about this weather. The warm sun
shine following the recent showers. is making
the truck and forage crops grow like magic and
the heart Of the farmer is rejoicing. For in
stance. 1t was feared a few weeks ago that
drought had killed the Irish potato crop. but last
week two solid carloads went to the Northern
markets from Eastern Virginia and the pro-
ducers getting s. a barrel for their product
We put up with little discomfort for the
sake of the founders of our fortunes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-04

Music IN the parks of Richmond this summer
seems to be assured. The council has voted for
it by large majority and the matter Is up
to the board of aldermen. which is expected to
take similar action next Tuesday night AL
though the amount appropriated is not as large
asked and the season will be shorter than
intended, several weeks this summer will be made
pleasanter and more enjoyable for those who will
be compelled by the exigencies of business or by
lack of mans to remain In the city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-04

The seed of the globe turnip, which Is exceed
ingly minute. is said to increase its own weight
fifteen times within the minute after 1t is planted
To get away from some OF the stereotyped
watch Richmond Grow" catch phrases, we sug-
gest to the boosting organizations some apt COM
vegetable.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-04
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4. 1913.


If You are going away, either To the sea-
shore the mountains or the country, let
THE VIRGINIAN follow you.
Remember there viii he no extra charge
and you will be able To keep mp with the
happenings In your home town. All YOU
have To do Is 20 call phone Madison 1888
and tell where you are going. ana your
paper will he there by the time you are
DO IT NOW.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-04
Farm Argument

in nutshell was that given recently IN
speech by Hon. H. c. Stuart to the farmers
of Virginia, when he said. ITS CHEAPER
TO GRO wTHIRTY-FIVE BUSHELS OF
CORN TO THE ACRE THAN 1T is TO
BUY THIRTY FIVE BUSHELS OF CORN"
We welcome the day when the farmers
of this country will learn that it is
CHEAPER to grow almost any staple pro-
duct, than to purchase it from another. The
profit of the producer MUST be included in
the price and often there are times when
he MUST pay almost ANY PRICE.
Let the farmer keep the profits IN HIS
OWN HANDS We offer our help to the
farmers of Virginia in keeping their profits
IN THEIR OWN NAME in the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-04

not prevent Then 1t Is Responsible for the saloon
and Its evils. The legislature makes the saloon
and you make the Legislature. How Tar are
you individually responsible? The individual can
not shift it upon the mass 1t Is up to you.
p. NJ. BELL.
St. Martins Md.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-04

INDICATED OF the aspersions upon his personal
habits, feeling bully and loving everybody in
the world, the colonel should be willing to divide
those six cents with his poor friends
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-04

The senate probably will not need the assist
ance of the secret service to find the numerous
aid insduous lobby" for which President VIII
son has directed a search
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-04
CHURCH HILL NEWS

Bank. or phon to dison - - ~ NN-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-22

Sie 0epport Office fir bas Gin.
rluHatier 8olfsbIati" beiinoet lidl in
Vo. 339 g)0rf Srase, aeseniiber ben
eOnrtbaaie, ,uOielbit Neuisfeiten, IN.
seiseM II. I. 10, bis 10 lIbr 40 Dliua.
ten Ibenhs eutgescneeuommen pers
ben. Selepbpn Sonth 2401.
5erbert McGoniels, elm Seissr
Der &. Il. 81. Gifenbabn, 30. 806 5ias
bella Ctr. luuroe tpeeen Ri6tRrfors
gung feiner Gamilis in 4ntlaqesuftanb
oeriest. Rihter guten kfah ibm.
pro Wote IS an feline 5amitie al be-
5abIen, foipie ole ausTtebenoen Rehz
nunsen gu beslei6sn. Seine sFrau be-
baupiet. trosbem er STA pro Monot
perbiene, ibr i'm perfloFenen Wonot
nur 90 Gents seseben babe.
= Die Nnbreps Si:el Worts bob.n
angetiinbigt, oab bonn /. RGrs an bic
aDbne auer 4rkiler srb0bt murosn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-22
1emer.

Gin nit Gradisiiisrn bsIab.u.r
Giiieyfpugtn Der ptnnfpluani1 Gifens
babn, on gdftern 4pe. unb Crane
Strabs. ssristb friib ssiiern Worssn
aus unhsiannisr llrIohe In 0rano.
Die br,nnsnoe Gar tpuroe BON Ieuers
ptbrIsuten Iosgs.oppeli unn auf Elm
Seitsng.I.iie sebrahi, fuo Der grunb
esl0itt purbt. Der Shdosn belduit
iih ouf ca. $1,000. Die aabuns mar
nad Sprinsfielo. g.. bsiiimms.
- in Der Wobnuna bes Soispb RE
5ittr, Ro. 446 Strofsr Sirabt. fam
sefisrn in sinemGl.io:rfhran. aus uns
teiannt.r llriahs tin Geuer sum nus
trut. ipfIfeE auf .insn SiilIalurm
bin gelcift fpurbe, bepor nennensipers
tber Sf,aosn angertdtst poroen mar.
-. Gin inaohafter Rouh'ana I.sis
esitern bns Dad b,s wobnbauiss bss
Or. 3iaae 6. Wliasr, 80. 254l 4H>
burn quenus. in Branb. Tas sysusr
nures bon Sprissn 60. SO. 19 gss
loiht. Der granofdaosu III untsoeus
teno.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-22
Wsit elmer axsel
Srinat Ittefiip Sd,aeier eincu ilndJ
tigeu Weiangruen sur Strede.
Martin aelIu NIT ciuer SdDnhwnnSs
i'm gein i'm SoipiiaI.

Ter D Sabre nIte WartiH aelp,
pom 6. itnb Burns StraBc. elm an.
aeblidler ginbreder uub GIeirobrcn.
ipeJIaliii, ipuroe geitern 9tohmitt1g,
| ais or lid, feiner Werba'tuna 6urh
Die Slutt ciiijieben ipoIlte, pon Te.
tettiu Zoe Sd,aeier niebergeid,ciien.
Gr puroe in oas reffe Gein aetroi.
len. un6 aie Iunoe mmroe ip0ier i'm
itaOtiid,en Sofpitol iiir beoenflih.
jeood nid)t nbioIut Iebelsgeidbrlid,
ber,tsocn. Gas auiregeu6e 4cneontre
lamb Lungs Der GiienbahnseIeiie nobe
Der 8. uno Burns StraBe itatt.
Tie 8ebeimpolisiiien Ghdeier
mtb Ottoman iabHoeten ieit einigen
laacn aaf cine elubreferbanoc.
DeldIe es nameiitlid) alif Ieeritebenoc
3ebauoc nbgeIeben bate, nm glei.
rohren Wei'ingbohne II ND onoere
Mletalliheile etc. aus benielben an
itebIen. aSNu 2auie Der IeeteH @oden
uareH sahlreIfe berariige eirbriid,e
I'M Foli5eibnlptduariier sur gn,eige
sebrodlt DorSeu. Tie Spnr fiibrte
mad Der G. uno Burns Strabe uno
bic 3etetttps burd,iutaen geiterH 6ie
Rad,bar'd,dii, oils iie ploeIid) ciuen
Wdiln uno einen Stnaben bemertten,
iDeife bel ibrem SerannabeH aus ei.
nem s9agen iprangcn nH0 bic sSlld)t
ergrifien. Ottoman boIte ben Rann
eii. weldler lid jeboh aus 2eibcs.
traiteit luiorrieyte Is fam 5u einenl
he'tiaen stntltpi in beiien 9erIaui Der
8eaeimpoIi3iit fih einen Singer Der
redien Sanb brad,. Ter 4eiangens.
Elm allberTt frdiiiger Damn. rib iitb
Don Dem genmien los nnb lief baoon,
ais Teieftin Sdpaefer ibm snriei. an
batter. Stnit Der aniioroerung undl.
5uionnnen, beid)lelinisie Der ,Siiidi.
ling iein 5enIpo. tporaui Shaeier
ibn NIT einem Sd,ub in oas retie
geia Sur Strede brntte. Ter annbe
bIieb, ais CT ieiiten gegIeiter ialien
fab, id,redseinhmt iiehen iinb lieb lid
chne MioeritaHb feitnehmen. Gr re.
eiitrlrte id) ale gaalier 9tolle. 1G
Sabre ali. BON @. nahe Burns Ctr,
anb ipuroe surhd,it aIs pero1tiig
eineeiperrt. aclln befinSet iit, iuie
seiagt. ale 9cli3eigeiausener i'm
itooiiiden Soipi.al.
Sn oem Waaen. aus ipelden Die
Deiangenen beiin anblid Der geanl.'
ten aeiprursen tpnren. lulirbell Gin
aroBer Staten gleirobren, Herfseuae
etc. gefuHben.
aellp iOipcbl tpie Tein ius.nbiter
GsnoHe perbaiisn iih ishr ihipeiefam
unb iptiaern iid. bic an Il, asrihiei.n
gragsn gu bsantporisn. Tab bic DO
lisei NIT RslIp sinen ouien gang ges
nahi bat. iitht fsii, ha Der Wann aus
ber 5nblreiten Bleirobrenoiebf,dblen
Derfhisbene Ginbriife in gl.srspca,n
etc. btsaneen tuben foQ. CT parpe
felt Wonnien Don Gtbeimpoliaiiisn az
fu6,:.
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Weitere Qrptene
Begen ben Strahembabn.R .Reorsani.
intipnsplan geiiern benz Staoi-
ratbstummiitee nuferbreitri.

Gas Strabsnbabn aommi..ts bei
S!aotroihs brli stitsrn ipisbsr ein'
Sisung in SaG<n Der proltttirisr He'
organization bss Strabenbatnperiebrs
/ db uue bel bieier gtIsssnbi. nurnu
,pisosr cine Rtik BON proisiten sseer
ben pom Qpmmittu auseearbtl,s,
| ten plan unitrbreiist. Betonnilih iol
Der plan am 3ieniiag ahno BON
Staoirath als pleHorausfhub befpros
den unb oann sncgLItis unoenommen
fperoen.
Der energiinitt protsItisr in Der ses
firisen Sisuas mar 5trr Dilenbors.
Der Uertrsitr Der 8. Daro i'm Giaets
ra!b, Der ipisb:r einmaI nit alIsr gnia
ititotnbei. oassgen pro.sitirie. oab
bic Sa,!sp 4psnue 2inis bon Der JIos
renee 4osnus resstnommen psroeH
fou.e. Rad isinu Rhaupiuns ipers
Den burd bic Yerlseung Der line piss
len Irbtiiern. be IN Catlen befhafiig.
iinb unb in Der Rohbarfhafi Der Jlos
renee aDs. uuo nuf Ult. giuburn pobs
nsn. srcbe lineslsesnhti.en bsrsitet
uno sr CAB ben 6srren pom aommittss
gu psrf.eten. oob es iih tierbsi um e.s
pa 1000 Siimms.ber baneek. oi. BEL
ipdterer GsIssenbeit obns Jras. Wi,s
etrperSslinna iiben ipiirben. 0orilber
6filisr pom aommitiee erslorts iln be-
rtii. benz Stabira!b i'm Romen BON
6errH WileHbors Elm 4menosmen. su
untcrbreiien. iponad bic Sn.len linis
iiber bic GIor,noe Qpeuue per.ebrsn
folie. kmrits ieboh slsitsei.is, bab
er psrionlih eeg.n oi.ies prolstt fei.
Dsni9er Glif natie 6err Wartin
BON ber 4. Waro. Der baesesn mar, bab
bic Grob 1ofpn gini. nur bis su
YesbIes Gornr fiibrtn foa, unb siM
4mtnoiruHs burhsuieben perIudte,
laui ipelhsr bic linis unperdnoeri
bIsiben foIIis. 6<rr Wbite iiimmie NIT
5errn War!in ,u guniisn bkfes Nors
f6lnses. okr bic 6erun 6tilir unb
9utisrDcrtb iporsn basestn unb bas
Amsnotment sine infolee osiIsn U<rlos
ren.
auf Wunfh sintr Blrgerbtputa.ion
BON Carthage unb 6arttpen ipurbe bs
fhlofen. bic prOietsirte D<rGnD<rung
In Der Gsnbals ainie rii6s6nsis su
MAIDEN. !aui ipsiher bic Wogen bieitr
eink an bsr Springfield pik p<riehs
rsn folIien. Die Hlrger In 6ortspeu
uno Carthage Dollen Der Etrabens
babngsisuf6nf. tein. Qon3eTionen no-
den. nod ireeno sin<n Gefonen tbun.
ebs linen nidt Elm Dahrpreis pom 5
Gents ausefidnben ipirb.
berr 6eiIiu CAB bem Rommiitss su
Oerfekn. bob bisisr HUMID oGer
Watrfdeinlidieii no6 nod i'm 2aufs
ess Sabrss erfiiut perben tpIrbs.
gu unbebeuisnben Werdnberunesn
peritanb iih ons Hommities nit Hs3ug
1uf bic 4ponb1le Qinie unb bic Mst.
Auburn 600 Qinie i'm gtdbteentrum.
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1aS Sonuiaas.S Spmpb pboniessnsert.

Der 9orUsrsaui Der Giniritisidrten
fur oos an Sonn!ag in ber Wufiss
bale itatifinoenos p0puIdrs Spmpbos
niesonseri iinbei beuie bti b<r Gburh
gsiniamp Co.. an Der gierien unb
Sim Sirabt itoi., unb auberpsm fino
AUDI nod Giniriitstor.sn am Gonntoe
Qahmiitas Don Elm llbr In Der Wuiif
bdlle 3u boben.
als SoIiit pir.i in benz 0cn8ers
9srr Ju!ius Siurm. Der Jubrsr Der
eeui TN Spmphonieorneiier NIT. unb
bas BON Or. Aunndlb fur bos Ron.
CERT suiammenssiis!lie proeromm III
ipis fclsi:
SlaiDiifer Warih !. 1ihaifospsfp
cuoerture sn a5rn Ziopogo~. anber
aonsic aus oem Marjenetten.H Huir.
eit Woanrf
Sn!otn Siiite 49,. Tsltbes
sllnter oen Sinbenbaumen~. Waiienet
Silpertmre Bu ~Tie iiiitigen Neiber
BON Ninoior" =. RiroIni
SIamiifer 9on3 20. / /. Tpcrns
. .0eitifien aus benz Niener 8nIb-.
-. ........ 5oi. gtraub
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-22

BOT gebraht unb i'm Mere. 0orpttul
oufgsnommen. Seine Wutter luobn!
No. 6ll 9Th WonumsnI Mpfnue.
- Die 6amiIton Utilities Go. Bat
bic aIten Gas & electric 60. Gas
rerts nebit 3ubet0r tduilih erporben
uno iDirb fofOrt $55,OOO in 4stien
gum Wersauf ausitreiben.
- Der Wilhbdncler GIben puron,
iptlhsr regtn anasbIiher Wilhpants
if<rti Dor oem Griebensrihtier mm.
.. Wiortcn elm Werbor bejtanb, purbe
bon ben 9tfhiporenen pcraejtern fir
niht fShuloig ertl1rt.
- Sobn Wssia. Elm 28idbriaer "a.
gslobnsr, purbe esitern Wprsen In
Dem Bobnbof Der 4merican Rollina
Utius in Wibbletoipn nls 2sihe auis
gefunoen. Dem llnsIiidIihen puroe
BON einem 8obunossn ober elmer Qos
fomotipe Der Sdooel aebrohen, bsibe
Beine abseinnittsn uno Der aCrpsr
fhrsdlit DtriiiimmsIi. Mebrere gus
tsrslige tuaren iibtr ben aDrpsr bin.
tpteaefabren, sbe bic eeife bei 1aasss
onbruh eeiunbsn ipurbs. Coroner
6enrp arons ir. purbs benahrihtist
uno niro sinen Jnqueft obbalten.
- Warp Cobb rsidts aeitern cine
Sdeioungsilase eeasn itrsn Gatien
Walter Cobb i'm biefigsn @eriht elm
uns gibt oIs 9runo an. bob er lie felt
ftinf Sa5ren pernahldHiets. Das
poar beirdibe!e In Rihmonb, an., am
8. Roxmber 1895. Si. min out cas
Reht 3useiproheu hdben, ibrsn Wdbe
tsnnamen Worn 5aipn lpi,bsr fiibrsn
gu oiirfsn.
Ritisr Wurpbp bat bic Sfsis
oung ppu CLARENCE R. gonng see.n
Worp gouns aufesbobsn, neil Der
Gatts ertlGri bate. bob sr zen Gufsnt.
baItsort Der irau nitt fpubt.. Die
Jrou betpise aber oas 0eesnthsil.
- Grau 5ohn Gaiit unb Jrau Z.
6. RiIsn fisIen pcroei,ern 4bsne in Der
9iihe Der II. 3. airt. ipGtrsne zines
Suppers infolgs Der 4usbiniiune:n
zines Gasofsns In Gbnmoht unb elm
ar3t mubt. seruien ,perben, um lie
tpisoer sur geilnnuns gu brin4eH.
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Mashen6aQ oer Rd6er.Sdnosr.
.Senie lit bel linen grinS aarnepal
sn 6aite.

Ter Cincinnati gdder Gdanopersin
bl: ouf Sdmitae %. Usbruar. prin3
Gornepol su GuIte geIaben. benn on
bieiem abenb finos. In ben 5dikn Der
Central 1urnbaas Der grobs prtiss
mos.snb1u oss gsreins iioit. Die ioEs
gcsfrohen gddsr babsn NIT BEN
grirssn aarnepal fteis ouf sutsm
f5ub gtitonben, o.nn iie DeriiehtR es
aufs Bette. eintn itSnsn Hoitiimbau
gu arrnngirsn. Die gorbersiiunesn
iinh oufs Bette s.trr5fsn. Giir oi.
ftrrftsr unb bic orislneilftn Wos.sH
iino nsrthpo1e preiie auss.Isbi uno
bd risle befreunoeie gereins ihrsn Be
fub suaefast boben. uiro ss an 3us
iptud, nift feblen.
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Die Gobinstun Cifics FIR bas yMm'
sinuatier &olfsbIatt" beiinnet It'd TIN
Sebaube go. 509-511 WnSiiuu
aDenne. 9Inseiseu, NiittbeiIuuseu
nno Seiteaungeu iraeuoiuelher ari
iuerorn bis 10 llbr Abcuos oaislbii
sntgesengeuOmmeu. Sclepbun SOutb
1854.
- GbeI6eine: 5arriIon Iolliusr,
% uub StsQa gropuan, %, bsios
Jarbige, pon GrIangsr, Sp. - grnis
G. WiQiams, 28, BON Reilep, 8. uno
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- II. 8. Deber, q, BON 1Qpton, 8,
unb GIiie Sdperotmann. %, Bon ct.
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- 9arrp Gorbon purbe bon ben
G}ebeimppIt8iftsn Booth un0 thornton
pegen Raubes perbaftet. Gr 'tabI cine
goIDsne llbr uno $12 in 8aar DON
Sofn G'5ara.
Grunbeigentbums llebertra
gungsn: Marie @Oeg an pbiIip uno
Anna FOoner, Got go. 153 in Der
5rantlin's SubDipi'ipn on Der Cen
Ter Strabe, 81. - 8. o. Saplor an
2ssiie 6. gldrte, Got an Der u. 8.
Gts Der Scptt unb Qleaiant Strqbe,
81. - e. 81. DsitpDer an Bette Weitz
oper, Got 30. 81 unb gbeils Der Got
NO, 80 in Der Sellers llnterabtbsie
luna an Der aeIIpr 9fhp Eiio On
Dington, 81.
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men 5erbit uno Company, an Der Bite
Strdbe Elm &lsioergeI6Gft betreibt,
ma6te Elm QiIignsment an Z. 6.
gropn. S6!stts 9si6dfts iinb bic
llria6e.
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tntitano in Der Dobnung bss 7arbis
gen Sucob price, 30. l54 Cft 10.
StraBe geitern Worgen um 2 llbr Elm
Jeusr. oQs price uno Tsiner Satin
Den Weg CUR Rettung abifnitt. qrice,
obpobl "a Sabre aft, iprong aus BEN
Jenitsr beg 3ipsiter Stodes unb erIitt
irnere 8erlesuugen. Die frau fli6s
tets ii6er einsn 9oI3ihuppsn. 1as
6dus nit Jnhalt brannte total nieber
ruo bstrdgt Der Sbaoen $1,000.
Der 6aQ Don Bernard Debre
meper, Der beg 5obtfdIags angsslaat,
neil er ben II Sabre Qlten gbriftens
fen, an Der s. unb Wabiion 4oe.. nit
1sinem Gutomobit t0btete, tpuroe i'm
Gountpgeriate auf tommenben 3isn.
flag perfhoben.
- Gin Still 4larm risf oas Dee
partsmsnt gsftern 9ormittag mad Der
FSeott Str. M. 9. airte. 4ls bas
3spdrtsment antam, tonnte es fsin
Jeuer fiHber.
- Deter glefi, 73 Sabre aft, tpurbe
I'm Gireuitssridt fiir irriinnia ers
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unfdae.

- Stins Woore, obSd6los. spurb.
asitern an Der =. Sirdbe urn Brodos
ipap Don elmer norblih iabrsnben Gar
Der ulaoiioHDiae einis sstrofftn uno
sur Seite gsihleubtri. CT nuroe In
patro!ipagen glo. 2 nof bem ildoiis
iten 5oipitdl gtbrati. tpo ss iid Der
lusitsIts. boB sr 0erlssunsen i'm De-
iiht unb am 3iniertOpf srlftien toiis.
- Der As Sabre als ehrraro
Braun. Elm giisnsi.ber bon Gponss
pius. 5nb.. tam seiisrn an Der psrD
S.rabs uno Central apenu sn gau
Eno sos iid sinen 1ruh gu. 9,
puroe in eiHtm pairolfpasen mad benz
iiaoiii4en noipiial ssbrad,.
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0abton mnb Dellebue. i.

RuHel, bos 2 5abr. alts e6bn.
den bee 5errn gbp. 5snnebsra.r. Don
Oapton, fisl beim SpislsH uno brad
ben redten arm.
Der Jrduen 0srein Der gp.
PROT. ct. Joboanss stirte peruns
fta!tet om Donnerftaa, ben q. aebr.
5um gelten Der airhs Elm aaffe.rdnss
den. Die Guftsebsrinnsn fino oi. "a.
men Ghrbdrot, GdrOn.sn, 1oepba,
Gpstlase uHD GOrfsr.