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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-17
News and Comment

cages by New York firm on a per
cent basis, if it served to make the
ruling rate to farmers as low even as
6 per cent, would mean an annual saw
ing of several million dollars to this
class of debtors.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-17

The four leading lumber ports in the
United States are located in the South,
and, according to their rank, are:
Gulfport, Miss, New Orleans, Mobile,
Ala. and Pensacola. Fla. Gultport led
New Orleans last year as lumber
exporting port by million feet.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-17

An international meeting of women
will be held at The Hague in May and
it is said that more than thousand
women will go from the United States.
One party of women is to charter a
steamer and interesting preparations
are being made for the meeting in Hol
land.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-17

Cotton consumed in the United
States during January amounted to
5S9,251 running bales compared with
445,2 S7 in December.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-17

ton was adopted calling upon the neN'
general conference for an increasoN
appropriation for Sunday school Wol"
and also one in the interest OIL INC
Southern Chautauqua assembly a.
Waynesville, N. c."
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Constable Beat 2

For Constable Beat 3.
We ,I are , authorized to announce N
E. FELTs as candidate for co1st., ~
Of Beat 8, Of Forrest county. AZ t Nv
Special election. Tuesday Febusrv
25th, 1913. ua'!
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-17

Altar of roses is said to be aIro.
unknown in the United States as +, 4,
SO expensive, the price being SOM
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-17

It is said that Texas farmers owe
on farm mortgages 200 million dol
lars and that the purchase in that
state Of large number Of farm mort
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-17

DR.. Lillian Wyckopf is trying 10 ua' I
established in this country brancn u
the International Institute OF Asr''ul,
ture. The institute tells the farmer ''i
he wants to know about the crops an"
what he can get for them and no" He
may borrow money and SO on
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-17

OF the states of the South, the lof
lowing are the wealthiest, the amounts
of money on deposit in the national
banks of the respective states being
the criterion by which they were
judged: Texas, Missouri, and Virginia
Texas had on deposit on Jan. I, l9l''
223 million dollars; Missouri " M
lion, and Virginia, 80 million.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-17
For Constable Bes, =

F0r Constable Beat 3.
We are authorized to annonnoo
o. McRaney as candidate for co1,t'
Bile of Beat 8. Of Forrest county :,
the Special election. Tuesday. Febr'
airy 25th, 1913. wi u
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-17

There is a heavy sort of cotton sooas
that looks very much like Turkish low
cling that is being made for the s2i'n'
ern resort dresses this winter IL
comes in white and in subdued blues
and other such colors that a' in
proved by fading It looks to be very
serviceable and makes up Ya-y pre-.
THY.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-17

Vincent Astor, son of John Jacob
Astor who lost his life in the Titanic
disaster, has recently been app,.ted
by Governor Sulzer of New York to
head the delegation from New York
to the International Institute of Agri-
culture at Rome next May. The young
millionaire, in seeking for a vocation
of usefulness, has settled on that Of az
riculture.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-17

= hin like SIS an ounce. The women men
t9 tn ,sn ,'D EAST do not look upon per per
OF the in D tno way the women Of West It,
fumes on IN rng regard it, as it is part Of
the their religion. The Eastern s IUlbb,,
S %@e,d lhan appear without the e. per per-
@ c,'"cs she loves so well. All Of 'p is
l'.,'r' Of |I roses used in this country Is
,,,', from Constantinople'
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-17

Mr. James Bartlett Ilammor ."'
inventor and manufacture Of 1' an
mond typewriter, who died rec .F IN
st. Augustine, Fla, bequeatled bis en-.
tire fortune of nearly . million .1 DE
Metropolitan Museum Of AIt in New
York City. Several years ago relatiyes
had him committed TO an instulF
for the feeble-minded but be was az
er declared competent and released,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-17

H., tomnerance world, four I'M
nor,ant things have happened rseen y,
I I,y' ''I Former Premier clemenc9aI 0 81
~ has declared that alcohol Is
tbc most formidable enemy Of ,o'ie ecy6
, ~, harrison bill regulating the SAFE
of deIeterlous drugs has been repo-.su
"a ,'yoruply in the United states con a,
. .r, -, tbo legislature Of the state Of
Missouri. on Feb. & passed a measure
nrobinitjng free lunches in saloons
p nl5 CONGRESS has passed the Webb
pm. Prohibiting the shipment OF
Iio1or4 into "dry' territory
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-17

Job Department 1873
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-10
llls Qlnnie Mullent,
GSuroe oaS In oem apitbaus on Idlter
SrnFe critift aufsefuuSeue
WGoden ioentifi5irt.

Ta$ ilnge Wdohen, pelfe5, ME
tprei:s 5erid,tet, am Wfittpof 9lbea0
in einem 3immer oeS aoltbauies Der
Srau 9oliiie 4Sagner, gto. 10 Dit s.
StraBe, eritidt aui1etun0en rUuroe,
lit geitern glbeno BON Sri. aittie NtuI.
lem, elmer 9lngeiteilten Der goung
8omen's Gbriitian Aioclation ais
ibre 10 Sabre aIte Sdrpeiter Annte
Utuuenp ioeHtiii5irt lporoen. SRI. Sit
tie WtuIleup itellte iih III Der Dtorgue
elm un6 erfannte IN Der Spoten AM
ben eriten glif ihre Sd,lpeiter. 9lu-
6er0em puroe Die SeId)e BON Dem
g9trth 4atrid Wtorlep, BON go. 2110
8ilbert 9Iuenue, einem Cntel Der
5ooten, nIs oieienige ieiner 9tIdDte
annie Whuaeup ioenttTI5Irt.
aunie gtuaenp mar ala 3ienitnrd0s
hen nabreno Des cages in Dem
Sausbatt oes Serrn ireo. Sltntiug.
ton, on WteIroie glpenue, 8nlnut
Sias, thdtia, itIiei ieooh Hiht in Dem
Sauie. 9lm oorigen SamItag bate lie
lld) bel Der y " G u. eIngeIte4t lll0
ith nm elm 3unmer belporben, mar
ieoodb, oa idmntlibe Better belegt
lpuren, abqeipieien iporoen. gei oieier
8eIepenheit bate Tie nit ihrer Sd]pes
tier. pelfe mie geingt. in Dem GSn.
ititut angeitelt lit, geiproheu. Gon
oort hatte tic iidl nad) DEM 0ireft ge.
geniibergelegencn aoitbaus Der 5rau
gSagner. 9lc. Is Git s. StraBe, beges
ben. no lie Elm 3imner engagirte nnc
iiir cine ISOLDE i'm 8oraus be3ahlte.
Sie mar 5uIest am 0lenltag abeuo
lebeno aeieben moroen. am Mittrpodj
9lbeno rul,roe iie poIlitdnoig befleioet
eritiit AMI ihrem Bette lIegen0 aufge'
niu6en.
Ser Coroner Or. q u. tSoerts
n1euer itellte ielt. oaB ser LOB burtl
ous einotbmen pom gdsoiinIten, mel
DIE Dem an einenl 9aSarm ilber Dem
Bette angebradtsn S,ei3appurt ent'
ltromten, oeruriaht poroen mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-10
]lla(jen einen
gro6en Oorral@
0enas fir ben ganseH
ISsinfer.
gOr3uglidJe baMseemahte Weni5iH &C.
gen GrfaltuHg uuo Suitsu, aus reis
ner GHeu5 Wcntbp.G .GdreHe gslnnfJt;
billia uno bod mirfiam.

GetuOBIuid ocynu5aabt cine sSauilie bon smei
hl6 IlIH' &oIars JCoCU 22tnler iitr 0uiieIs 3Ss
ialuls5r ltItb Saiarrb Ufepl6tHeu lHeeut lie
25r mcrt6 sur 3et fault
SuM BcllpiCl, cine 8DCi llu5eu ,SIaidle, iuc
2Jc ertbdli etlUa bier ,SuUfleI aSGriig" ltub riu
5AnltcL "Uieoi3tN". 2as til 3u pteL be8ablt ir
geDUbH,lhCH 5Duup Gle fuHUCu etRe babe
0nHoEe @nrup beriiGlcn iitr 25C,
2eu S0CIp. EXTRA I5I~.bCH Gtiietcu st3gte
adrtCr& etc, natCr htcg WietGnDc hes stalis
lens feBr toitipiell8 bis 5um G6lue oes
Sabres
RadeH Gle cincH eiHfaCbeu SgTup ultt etAcH
.BInt graHuIlrgCm 8HGfI uTO cInen1 haibeR NlH
inchPnben ]SuiiCgS Damn fultieH Gle bic reiue
Concentrate @HCHca AEeutbo2GreItc tn SbGsr
ytp0tbCie l2E llu5eH 1SIuicheJ NIB iChiiftcu gtc
bieclbc in eine 8iutF!Ilbe Gbcr 9efdB uEo
0aHu li3leH Gle 0uNelbe init beui tSDrup,
Gam WcrDcU Gle bic aaH3e Cation bIHnurh
qcHug BON orr be'teU unr aW lhucu'teIt T5u'
fenoUu UleOi4n peQcr GriulumacH lnIo Statarrh
fuiule DuiiCn bubeu bic sic MIN erlGnqeit tuHs
uen GjcfclBe bait Hdr Gui lduac 1ctf uI6 fiI'
ryJt Mt uuh Sung p0H @rtaItHaen. &atdrl
SUiteH ErOHdlIits, 0Clierlett. NuC3dtbWgIet {
uH0 alien GungcU- uno Br0HbiaisGetoen %
III oaz cinNQc TGtlrI ba5 N4'ieH hGtlt mo
fatarrbalihe zubitGU}cn aus Dem 1nltt1u
treibf nlrc, fciUe 'taTieune luTdilue @>TlnH1
IS btbt ben 2lpuCtii Jeou5tri SlCbeC mr. itGrtt
bas Euitem. pphIrd, hroHutc GetneH hHo
1hluiuniui}t UcrbjtCt uerbeH
TiC GrmciiuuQgH nit leoer Sidl6e Ion w,
fence JEeuihos&QrCnC uGCH, lptc man ION HtuD5
| unn otnutmmt Eie SabrtnnteU meroeH aun
ods gelb iracubrmuHOem srruderta!ieu eet
njft bon refer arIuolIder Blrturg uoeroeAB'
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2lugeblih touer 9unc
Seruriadt arohe auiresnns im
@eitcnp.

Cyin @eitenS Duroen geItern ytahs
mittag 3pei 3erIonen bon etnen en-
geblit toQeu Sulo gebtiien
Der II Sabre aIte GbQrles Boroes-
bera, BON 9to. 1929 8eit StraBe,
muroe Qn Der 2aurel ltno 2Sobn Ctr.
BON Dem a0ter III Die geiue gebjiieu.
Gr ultroe nad oem itaotiiteu Soipi,
tal gebraht.
SoOann ntroe Ser 46 Sabre atte
9IoDo Cooper, bon 9to, 322 8cIt
Gourt StraBc. BON oenieIben 6unoc
ongeiaQen uno in ben Iinten Arm &c.
biiien.
Der Suno Iiei ipater in 9lnberion'
7Siftlaoen. an Court. nahe Der Ruce
StruBe, uno ihluq Die ianrmtItter
slngeIteuten IN Die sSIud)t Gr DurOe
ihIieBlit in einem 3immer Oe5 5lUei'
ten 5tofrperfes eingeihIoiien, ioranG
ieooh. bepor 4oIi3iit 9Sadion, Delhe;
benat)rihtigt rporoen mar, eintraf
aus oem 5eniter uno lief oaOon.
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0eburten.

GdrI uno Gbriitiue SdyiuIHg, POI
ShiQito Str., &nabe.
goD. uuo emma aoennInger, 1926
Guclio, W3aodlen
Jreo. uuo Iettie Huteuberger, 13
Dit lIHiperijtp, Waod)en.
gottir. anb 03uru gtoeidyberger,
1922 Cinnamon, auabe
SSoi. uHo Inna aelermaHn, 2746
Weit 6. Str., auabe.
ISoGn un6 GttiIie Gberbaro, 25l2
Seegar 2iDe, aHabe.
8crcp mo Garrp geraro, 2t6
Dtutn, IRaod,eu.
Geo uno giurD tSrep, 314 Seba.
non, Utdodcr.
g0lp. uuo glii. Stebien, SO sse-
tern 2tue. Niuod)eu.
Soi uub Gli 5eiieIbrod. 2238
5cIiu 9lue. 0tQoheu.
8m. lmo elf. Grenier, 4256 Cane
Str.. anabe.
Sp. uno sophie QItaer, 1929 4lo.
bama, 4nnbe
Charles uno 9luguitQ 9inoer. 1853
IormaH anabe.
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1emtiHes 2lltenbeint.
Der 8ei6nadtsmanm bradJtc pieIc
8elbscihenfc.

gos Iireftorium oeS 3eutihen
9lItenf)eims bieIt geitern gsahnlltt1g
unter Boriit pon Serrn Gntil &uegas
mann uno Der 8rotofoIfiibru BON
Serrn Sans 3tnfe ieine Dtonatsper.
iunlnhng III Der 9lritalt ab.
Aus Dem 8eridte oes 8ertDaltee5
Serrn Gagobert Erug gebt berpor,
baB oas 4ltenbeim 3ur Belt 33 s5riais
len a4fpeiit, Die lih nit DenlgeH
2lu5nabmen ciuer beirieoEgen0ell (5e.
iunobeit erireuen Die Weibadt5b2a
ideerlmg lamb ant 80. Ge5cmber itatt.
0err BaItor 9ugo Gtienlobr leltefe
Die religi0ie 5Seler uu0 2lben05 fano
cine nuiifaliidsoramatiihe lluterhaIs
| tllng itutt, oil Der 6rau g. Guebbert
uuD Die W}itglteoer uuierer oclttiden
Ibeuters sGcieuid)aft iih betbetIlgten.
2ll5 GbriItgaben liefen pom plelen
Gerioucn GBmadren etc filr Die 9tn'
litalt ein @elOgelhenfe ntahten: Die
&. Sdreiber & Cons 50. gemGias
| Iifaitlit nit Der &e8Iono So ,$8S 80;
l8ln. 81 g8iuoiid $25, 6erm Gro
miami $50, 6. Sopper5berger $40,
Gn1il Ritter So, @p. 0etebah $40,
I@. S. Renlbolot $40, s. $. SETTER
1910, Gba5. gSoier $40, 15rau s. IT.
8olf $40, 4tla5 9tattonal 8ant $40,
Lbe Union SaoingS 8anf 4 EritIt
SO. $40, 6rau 8. g. SoeQer $40,
Sugo g8ei$broot $40, RpQmau Cons
SO. $40, Sri. &. Shretber s., GDas.
grofate So, 5rl. gIiie Shott So.
2laen 8ebern iDuroe Der ber3IIt)e
l0unf 0es 8orItanos au5geiproden,
Gem GamenDerln Oe8 9llteubeim$,
| Der 5000 iiberiauote, iolpie Dem In.
Iualt 0es JtQhlaTes bon Sarab Ioerr,
I1Uelder Elm 8erulattniB i'm 8etroge
oon 500 iiberuttttelte, puroe gIettbs
iaQ5 Der Ganf 0e5 0orItanos Oottrt
Ter @erift oes 6inan5iefretars
Serru Sobn u. Uieper, nit Dem Der
| 0eS SduBmeiiters, 6erru $. $. 6et'
tier, ilberainitinmt, ergiebt. DaB OtG
| Giunabnen nit 4aiienbeitano ST.
1 I749 90, Die 2(u5gaben 81 ,63f.75 be
4 trugen, oi DOB S118.15 OIL 9ono blei
ben.
Iie g3eiignatiou oes &errn 6. $
RenboIot, Dem ietHe 2lrbettsitIn6er
es nid)t erIaubeu, in 3ufluft Der
Goritanos- -SiBungen bei3luDo5nen
| Inurop nit 9eoauern nnqenommeu.
! 4robeneiie ais &niaiien aufgeltom
|, men muroen Die 5erren S5obn SPet
: uno Brosoenor y. Snpoer.
: 9lI3 8ereinsnitgIie0 iUuroe Ser.
1ietrif, 6eioenreih auigeuonrmeu.
? 9ln 5telle 0es 6erru Soifelo, De
: idon left etrliger 3eit aIs @oritanos
: WitaLieo reiignirte, ruuroe Serr GbaS
: Subj eripabIt.
: gtls 8eiuts-Sfommittee muroen or
I nunnt: pom 8oritano Die Serren &n
t gSnn0iih lmo gbas. 6. &Ierle; Dor
9eretn Oie Serren 2r. q. Morger
Itern uno 8. Dfoier.
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Gho8. aeD, II SATIRE, 2845 2eg.
mau Roao, 6er3ihIag.
9lnt. 9uifer, So Sabre, ct, sSrans
8isfus SoipttaI, 2lugeueut3iinouns.
Selen DtiIIer, 81 Sabre, 5In0lap
une 5Sreenan, arebs.
SSafob 8opee, 45 Sabre, S27 Ica.
BENIN, gtiereulei0en.
q. Sflnoe. 1Snquelt IN Stuebe.
0tartbu 8uberjabn, Z Sabre, gu.
iIuht5bau3, DtaIeru.
:. 15rancp, SO Sabre, 326 Oregon,
Sdpiuoiutt.
Bid. 9idel, 56 Sabre, 82t Sip.
ingiton, 0irnIhlog.
Rob. Garr, 5S Sabre, 1906 Brood.
man, ,SnqueIt III Sdapebe
Marp Goot, 50 Sabre, 1921 Sad
terrp, Grippe.
glnna Iidbou5, 81 Sabre, 566
GIarf, 2ungenent3iinourg.
Sarah GlDooO, II Sabre, 1924
9anuliQer, 9tjerculeioeIl
eSo'cpbine 6ar, 40 Sabre, 445 Glt
is. 9lpe., 9tierenIeiheu.
SSuIia Cuerner, 5S Sabre, 1854
Santer Cir, Sunaenert5iInoung
garburo 8ucufer, 4 Sabre, 047
Eingqol0, @ehirnlbLag.
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Carrie gunte lit Wahlabpsripdsterir
pcn 5ermaun 9unte; perlonalien
$500.
H. 6. Barnard lit Yohlabpripais
ter BON Gbarles u. 9arnarb; p<rirnas
Iisn $4,000.
Der trionli6e Rahlab Der IbereIe
glDertemper betrdst $1s99.42; bsr;ss
nise oss goDarb 5. aIeine S11. .47o.76.
8erihiebenes.
Die 23. Daro gauseielli3af. tre
langte Elm urtbeil iiber $285.41 gegsn
5rant 6. 6ote.
Die Otto Grau piano 60. erlangts
Elm urtbsil iibsr $3l9.64 gssen go. @.
2uden, unb Elm Ioltes ubtr $165.81
gegsn 80. 6. Smitb.
Wilbslm granb tIagts cine Joroez
rung iiber $303.16 gegen CLARA grano
Elm.
Die ct. Bernard 6. II. 3. u. 60.
flaste cine 5orbsrun9 iiber $1493.7s
gesen Celia u. unb Sames &. SobnIon
fotpie eine folde iiber $220C.70 geger
Wm. 8. uno Nnna 2amb eiu.
8apio Qpelpsnitein tlaeis cine gor.
osrune iiber S5075 gegen Otto 6
WeiDlih Elm.
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bes 8ereins tperben in Der ollerndhiten
3nfunft eethdn. @uh liegt bic Ibitht
por, bic Nbonnenten nnb ale Die, tDels
DE 3u bem 5oHbs our Detung oes De-
fights beigetrdgen baben, 81 elmer BE
ipre6ung ein3ulaDen. Sollte bas &iz
Rs ni6t perfangen, Damn itebt iid Der
Direftor ee5tpungen, bic Saiipn Wtttts
Sebruar db3ubrehen. Gr CAB g$itern
eine oabingebenbe binbenoe Grfldrung
ab. Den 4bonnsnt:n piiroe ods i'm
Doraus be3ablte Gelo 3uriiter'tattet
p%rDen uno Serr S6mio niirpe nit
ieiner 8efeQfddft auf Reiisn gebeH,
uno untsr oem iog. pgoofing Spftem"
Der grobeu snglif6eH 1beaterflrmen
ipts(en. Gang unerDdrtet erbtelt er
geitern Morgen eine Offerte BON ben
Gbuberts our 2lbiolptrun9 zines Dierz
tp0hi9en 8aitfpiels in Geip yort fiir
Sperette, 2uItz unb Sdaulpisl. @r
ipa Repertpiritiite unD DerIhtebene
neue Speretten, Die Die Sbuberts err
iporbsn bdben unb fir Dsutih amertz
taniihe 8iifnen niht er6dltlih iinD,
auffubmn uno cine Der SpsrettenzJtoz
bttdt 1T % ou lieber Quguitin". 9as
Nefp yorter @aitIpiel tpurOe in einem
Der Sbubsrt : 2beater itottfinoen. uno
ba Ii6 biefe 6duier in alien StdDten
befinDen, bOfft Serr ShmiD, penn es
gum MeuBeriten tommt, nit ieInem
GnTemble BEL pen Sbubsrts bic gan3e
Saiior aus3ufiillsn.
9irettor S6miD fpies audi parauf
bin, oab ni6t blpB in Cincinnati Spz
| fer fir bic beutIfe gubne gebraht
nerben. oSu UtiInautes gum 8eiiptsI,
tpoieLbIt Der Director ntemals Sorgen
peden Der 5heatermietbe getannt, lei
Don Den gurgern Elm 5onos BON $15,s
600 auf fiinf Satire - alIo 3uiommen
$500 - aufgebraht iporoen. S5n
Gbicago tpurben Dor SaiionanFdnQ
! fait i'm 6unbumbrs6en $1,000 ge3eids
net uno ct. 2puis pirbe in dbnlidher
Beiie unteritibt. 9as tpGrsr iibrts
gems Die ein3igsH Stdote, in tpeICben ss
non eln fonol9es oeuf'reS 2qeale'
sdbe.
lie cus.partigsg Gaitipiels, D,
6err Sdmio auf eigeue 5auf
unternommen, baben iih in Der
lsstsn Sabrer ebenfals ihlsb
rentirt. SSn bieier Saiion mar er erI
sinmal auf Reiien uno Die SCurne'
umfuBte bic Stdots pittsburg, GleDs
lunb unb Canton. Sn ptttsburg UNI
9onton mar oas 8aitIpieI finan3ie[
erfolgreih, in Glepelaro er5ab ss eli
er6e6lites Wluntp. 6srr Shmto II
ulio tbdtidhii6 duf Cincinnati allen
! Iangslpieien uno on er uur an elnen
sin3igsn Gage Girnabmen 9at, Die, mi
mir geisben baben, fat INNER un9euu
oenb itno, aber an iieben 3agen De
Node Qussaben, 10 iit oas Re6en
srsmpsI leiht 81 UeritebeH. gs mar
| in Der 5hat cine grobe glamage fiji
pas 10 itarte uno poblbdben0e Gin
cinuutier 9eutIhthum, ipQte unie
Gunitiuititut pessu Wangsl an Inter
Itusung eingsben. 5offentlih ftnoe
iih Elm Quspes, um oieisr GaIamito
!: porsubeuuen.
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Saupereinsliga
Salt heutc 9lbeno ibre SabreSner'
iammluno uno geamteniuabl ab.

9(m 5reitog 9lbeno fin0et in Der
Central EurnboIle Die SSa1reSper-
iantnlIlng Der 8uuDerelnaliga BON
Somlltou GountD itatt un0 gelegent'
lid 0icier &erIunrnlung lDeroen Die
Deridieoeueu 8courteu tbre 8ertdlte
.iiber 0as Derfloiiene 2Sabr unterbrets
TEN rn0 ouBer0cm eriolgt Die g8abl
Der neuen 8camten.
9ll5 Neoucr oe5 @tbeno5 lit Rid]ter
-. q. 5perra pom Gaoenna, g., 5e'
monuen moroen Der ben QlttgIteDern
Ser 8ereinigung tein 6renoer, ion-
bern Elm Iieber 6relurO lit, oa er be-
fanutlih l1ngere Sabre Setter oes
StoatSbureau8 iiir SauDerelnstllpef'
tion mar.
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9lus benz Ypliseiseribt,

Gas Gbepaar G5ome5 Gbeesman
uno ,Srau iollte itd] geltern lmter Der
4uflaac 0e$ unoroentlld}eu 8etrlgeuS
oerantrporteu, le0ooi) glan3te Die 6ralt
ourh 4brpeienheit. Gbeesnan tbetltc
ne1n 9fidter auf cine be3ilgltd}e ,Sraae
nit, oaB er nicbt miiie, no ieine 6rai
iicb auibnlte, Du iie tbmourt'gebrannt
iei. Ger fSoil muroe auf ben 81. Sa-
mar oertagt
SSoIm Somlius, peldRr al 8iue
5traPc uno Opera Rtace Dem Eoli3i.
item @loeaer INN etnen gtifeI fur Elm
8Ios gier angebetteIt bate, tam mt
3ahlung Der Soften oaDon.
4uul SSopce, nelder BON ben Sc
beimpoli3iiten Genter uno gerhar9t
meaen 8ugabonouqe perboitpt uoroen
mar, erbielt cine Celebrate BON $40
uno oen Soften 3uoIfttrt.
SpaI S6oDar0, rpelhe Dem Dtan'
nerianq an uugenirt obqelegeH bate.
purDe 3Ir 3ubIung Der Soften oer'
lrsheilt.
Sarru CRAIG meld,er lid In betrun'
fenem 3uitanoe nah Der 8alderei. n
peldjer ieine Srdu arbeltet, begeber
unb Rooau seihIageu bate, mlgrot
nit elmer 8eIoitrafe bon $40 uno Der
Soften beleat.
grn1t Sufb, ipelder 9oteniungeI
belditigt une IN eIne 9tuep 3u Icdey
nerlunt batte, ipnroe aui fiinf Saat
Inns 4r5eitsbaaS seididt.
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Deuf(6es g6eafer.
lie nngeniigenbe ltnteritiitnns mag
9iretOr sd,miO 5am AbbrudJ
ber Spielseit 5ipiugeu.

Gle Gaiion begonn NIT einen alten
Eefi3it BON S1450 uno am Satlon-
ihluB oiirfte onsielbe iiber $4,000
betrugen. SiIfe ooer tueHtgiten5
8arantien n1iiiien ifneaitens ge'
braht peroen. - Soate bic Saiion
nidyt burhgefiibrt tperoen fonnen,
oann erbolten Die 9lbonnerlten ibr
@elo 3uriif un6 Gireftor St)miO
aebt NIT benz guiernble altf Nelien.
- Cute Sfferte bon Stem Dort. -
Reorganization oes Ibeaterperetas
periuhf.
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s,erlueah gameu gserein.

SOnntas, Den II. Sanuar, Rudmit-
tags 3 ubr. teranitaltet obiger 8erein
Elm aaffeetranshen in oer Rercer
6oue, gde gine unb Wsrcer StraBe.
I'm oas Ruslide nit benz Inssrehmen
81 perbinosn. finbet gu eIeiter 3eii
cine 9srIoofung perfhieoener @seen'
itanoe itatt, unter 2nosrem cine gol.
bene 3amsnubr. Den StluB -biloet cir
fIot.ss 1anStrdnshen. arsunoe iint
IbofIinit siuseIaoen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-29

! Among the educational institutions
our city none has made more signal
FcEress than Richmond academy,
Funded in 1909, and having about
Arty boys the first session. Its enroll
SHnt for several sessions past has
fached the capacity of $50 students.
This growth has been due to the
NE policy Of it's trustees in proVid-
q faculty for the school eXcelled
none In the South. The majority
It's faculty of eight men have de-
les from our large universities. in
Milton 10 their training in Virginia
Slieges, and not one Of them Is with
" experience in teaching. In fact,
Ii the worthy claim Of Dean
1nce that he has not had an In
Zperieneed teacher or one without
sEoalege degree during his eight years
service as head Of the institution
#The honor system OF discipline Is
SWhere more firmly rooted Or prac-
ICMlly used than at Richmond acad-
NY. From the smallest boy of nine
the senior OF seventeen years in It's
lining this principle governs. That
III successful is proven by the fact
nat patrons and teachers are delight
= with the results. Its operation liz
eD1f illustrated by the plan Of keep
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-29

both Is due the credit Of task well
and faithfully performed. Encounter
ing and surrounding obstacles that
would have hopelessiy discouraged
the lesser determined each con-
tributed Its share to the worlds work
and each. though keenly competing.
came to respect and admire the other
and finally to see that in union and
cooperation lay vastly wider future
for both. OF the University College
of Medicine, which was burned to
the ground a few years ago, 1t must
be said that in the face OF disaster
which shocked the State 1t displayed
a courage and resource which at
tracted the attention of the country.
AS monument to the pluck and
energy Of its faculty and trustees and
the remarkable devotion of its student
body the Twelfth and Clay street
building Is not excelled in this gem
Grafton. Looking back over the
records of the two schools one recalls
much that might be written to the
fame of both. but these things have
been told often before. There Is this
much yet to be said: No endeavor.
commercial or otherwise. can offer a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-29
Southern Seminary
RIENA VISTA. VA.
For Girls and Young Ladies'. Fort
seventh Session

One Of the Oldest female schools in
Virginia in the heart of the Blue Ridge
Mountains in the famous Valley OF VIZ
ginia- Rev, f. H. Rowe. resident prln-
ctpal. r,,,
you would have double as many as
you have II the people of the North
knew what you have"
You could raise your prices 80 per
cent and then not know what to do
with the pupils you would have II the
people of Virginia and the South knew
what you have Gilbert ]. Hunt, Rich
mond, Va.
II should be glad TO be one of your
patrons I have been in your school
and know II. and not only have con-
ffdence in It, but liked II, was attracted
to it."-Dr. J. A. Kern. Vanderbilt Uni
versity.
dred dollars more to have my daughter
educated In country like this for the
benefit to her health and constitution.
DR. John Harmon.
Courses: College Preparatory. Finish :
ing, secretartal, Domestic Science. Art
Elocution, Special School OF Music. one
OF finest pipe organs In. schools In
south Climate, water and scenery OF
Blue Ridge. Wonderful health record;
Write for catalogue. In past have had
to write applicants could not take them
because we were full. If you will ad-
wise us at once we will reserve place,
Buena Vista, Va, Box $50