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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-10
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee
FEBRUARY 2.
Manhattan.

PARK ROW. lee store and room on second
floor; Jeanie 4 stuart 20 Samuel Rosenthsl
yrs from May !, 1914: S2loo. address, ~
Park Row.
I7TH ST. - Eas, third lofO; Amos y
Plnchot 30 McCord & Mace Incl, SIS and ?
mos from Jan :, 1914; 200; attorney, !.
kersberg III Broadway.
schinsssi 20 Prospect Leasing 60 dncl. 70
West I'D st: IL yrs from Feb J, 1914: 40 Vvi
attorneys Stoddard & Mark rs Broadway.
a9rH ST. 81 East alD. Israel Greenherg and
ano 10 LYMAN Belensky. 20 East l0sth 81; 3
yrs from May l. 1919; 49, attorney. Michael
Rosenberg, re Nassau st.
BOWEEY, 1874 (slD: Alfred Bsrth and ano,
trustees TO carrie simpson CT al 1854 0lh
ave: YRS from May I. 1910; $500; attorneys.
Hardv. : & ". '6J Broadway.
sTlI AVE. 1865 (slD: Isaac Goodstein 10 Nv
man BelinsGi and sno: yrs from oct 1. 1878.
8 500. attorney Michael Rosenberg, l53 Mas
ssu -.
The Bronx.
MEIEOeE AVE. s ~ cor lslst 81 store .
Richard Rsuscher 10 Got,lieb Sonmerholoef.
400 EGsi isist ST. > yrs nom May /. 1914; a.
iorneys \ Hupfels sons. So 81 AIMS ave.
also.
WHITE PLAINS AVE. u y cor e22d -. Cox
ioS all. OlinVine Realty Company 10 Leo
leivinecr sos White Plains ave-. YRS from
Fcl H.. 1913: attorneys. = Hurfeis sons, 81,
- AIMS ave. fi.-Q9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-10
The Bronx.

HUNTS POINT ROAD. c cor seneca ays
Charles Shapiro sgt George q Graham Con
structlon Company - al: July 10. 1918 i-5J s..
18TH ST :. between River and Gerard
ayes. sam Glsuber. Inc. agt Henry l.. Nor
ris - al Dec %. 1915 tbv boud). $40 s6.
SAME PROPERTY. Quincy Heater Manu-
featuring Company sst same. Dec % 1913 lny
hous.- 81 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-10
:. MACMICHAEB.
EMPRESS AND STORAGE.
FURNITURE MOVING.
26s West I'D ST.
~ Cor 91d 81

:. MACMICHAEb,
EMPRESS AND STORAGE.
FURNITURE MOVING.
2es West 22d ST.
= ". Cor. I'D 81.
New York. Feb. : 1914
TO Mr. Rowan. Mrs. Mary Brown Mrs. \.
Brown, Mrs Hescen. Miss HarVold, MI
Webb. Mrs. DAVIDSON. Mrs. Truss, Miss Don
sldsou. Miss Mary Eakins. Miss Ia Beree.
Mrs Marsh. Mrs. Donneily. Miss Margaret
sorl.y. Mr. squires: You and eacn OF you are
hereby notified that. the time for payment OF
my lien upon the property hereinafter described
having expired, after due Sotice having been
given 10 you, / will cause such property, 10
wit. household goods. personal effects and
merchandise. stored BY you or IN your name
IN ;. MscMichaels Express and Storage Office
10 be sold AT public auction. according 10 the
statutes I'm such cases made and provided, a.
the Auction Rooms % Kaliski Gabsy. IS
University Place, New York city. on Thurs
day. February 10, lslt at P. NJ;
MACMICHAEL'S EMPRESS & STORAGE co.
SAMUEL MACMICHAEL. Proprietor.
LEE BROTHERS. STORAGE AND VAN CO.
STORAGE WAREHOUSE NOTICE.
TO whom II may concern; We VIII sell az
public auction, at 10 East 18th street. on
Tuesday. February 18th, commencing az 70
\. NJ. household goods. personal effects. mtr-
chandise, etc. stored by or in the names as
follows: e. NJ. Smith, Miss Anne I.undbegg
A. p Ryder : Meredith, or Meriltdy: F.
Richards Mr.. y Cohen, Mrs Booker or Mrs.
Iaudn. Mrs. NJ. Buck. W. u. Wells. William
Threat. Mrs. |. +. Cole, p. 7 Baker. Walter
Bryan. Mrs. or Mr.. NJ Smith, Mrs. sadie Johh-
SON. Mrs Mary Mount Mrs J.. NJ Jackson,
Mr. Gilbert. william Brown Mrs. W. Hepburn
Mrs L. Pagan. William !. Flynn. Mrs. Holmes
L. T.. Miles Ferdinand Keller. Mrs. Edgar ii.
Ellis Sarah Frederick Mrs. Lopez. Emanuel
r Thompson Mrs Delaney. Unless all charges
arc paid on or before February 18th 1914, same
will be sold according TO law 10 pay charges.
Lee Brothers storage Van Company 2Vo-
30 East 18th ST. ll6-iiS East l2th ST
THE FOLLOWING PERSONS are hereby no
Tiled that their household effects now on
storage will be sold az public auction Tuesday,
February II. 1914 and n the sale is moi COM
plctcd OF said date the sale VIII be continued
each succeeding TUESDAY until sold a. Tim
mins's Storage Warehouses ~ 20 261 West
liTth It,, Few York CITY. a. 1890 m. In dc
fault OF pa ment OF storage charges that are
over one year due. according 20 laws govern
ing storage warehouses. Mrs. Kate Wsdsworth
Mrs O. l.. HOLLAND. : Evans. Miss NJ. Pow
crs G. $ Barandsn. Mrs. H. Graf. NJ r..
James, J. D. Godfrey. MS ID. q. iIodg-ns.
JOHN J. TIMMINS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-10

anos 60 ~, Now york - Nassau q prior
mtgss-l: rcb . due as per bond s5.oVo'
18TH ST 80 West. nxl"p ha', -
White to Miriam u - cannon S23 Ne ,,o, nam
10TH ~. = Wcst. r. i7Sioo ~ LOU,
pici, 10 Anna stromcvor and ono. iruf lup'
Trinity ave. Tch u. trs. S2'''. a'orn'.'
~ s. Rolts. 30, uroadv"'. ,..-...,.,,,
i7gTH ST. s. -. ~ So ~ s,l" =,
as, iGsron. Penny g. ruf.if' II" IN
~ T. sutcriGo ~, west I7ptn 81. teh IN,
a~ nor bond S3orn. gttornot. I''' j.
Catcus. 800 Rrold"af
The Bronx.
Er USsTpE AVE. 0 s. ~ H,e',1
boulevard ana ,'on,oursc. Frank Schorer 10
No-an corpora,ion 80 20 , e1, 'f' nor cent '
s. Onp. atfornev. D. "a Iiottcuroth. SN't ~ a..
DAILY AVE. 49, r. 10 n o. 81 fremont a,.'
e, o0n. Tch Z. du~ ctc. o. per bond. N."w':
attorney. Titlc Gu'rantc" and TRUST TO- 10
r0rEsT AVE g. AZ n % l6ist ST. -.
100. jenny Isutool ~ Elizabeth Rogers. -
West 800 gf. Fob -. due. &C. as per n'll.
a. ZOO. attorney. Title Guarantee 'nd lf"9'
HOME 81 81. g e5.e,Goi. Harry Garo
i,ck To- Nhraham W Jackson. 1916 linton
ave- tprior mtac S5.Ooo. Fcb q: duo Aus %.
1914: per cent. $500; attorney. J. p Jacl-'".
I6NGI-FfIOW AVE 1872. e. 1879 >
kise ST. Nauss.urk. conn p~ior mt1c Sb"''''
Ian 2e. . yrs. $50. a'torucy. j llassoI'-'
a31 Freeman -. ,
LOT $. map suhdl sion plot = map ~
sons Point Jo.och Gehcri IN l.li19be5n u
trich IS popIar st. ifactcnearh. y u lpfIof
n,fre ST 5uO,. rob dur. cto. a. per bonI.
8: .co: attorncy, John Kadcl 2oGo Wcrtchcs'c'
ave. ,..
SrEANG AVE % s $50 > o. hmundson
o., -, 'o- .. ,rador Tar-on 10 Tsstchesi"I
Savings Gank South - ave. Mount Nor
non. Feb .. ? yrs: per cent; $3.50; alto
ncy. i " Bel . Soutn - ave, Mount vernon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-10
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS
FEBRUARY Q
Manhattan.

NTH ST. 1sj Fast: Hitler sisyin szt Theresa
Nc,;uire - al: oct s. 1875 $3.50.
10TH ST g FAst. Coleman 6; krause AIT
IS East 10th street CORPORATION e al; Aug >
1913; SIS.
scTH sT. :, 5fs n W Of 9Th ave: coleman
? Krausc agt Arthur s Lewis 70 al, July le
Il az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-10

ATTRACTIVE. WE'LL DEVELOPED TRACT
o. land worth $500 900. 80 minutes from New
York City Hal; viii exchange for apartment
or commercial building: act quickly. Hell
MANN co. 80 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-10
Two Houses on Washing
ton Heights Figure in a
100000 Deal.
OPERA SINGER BUYS
PROPERTY IN BRONX
Karl Jorn Purchases for Invest
mcrt Structure at Franklin
Ave. and 10th Street.

Apartment house trading played CON
tpicuous part in tho real estate transac-
lions announced yesterday.
I'm the washington Heights secton'
which has furnished considerable activity
I'm the last few weeks. the Strathcona
construction Company. Harry Falk' pres
,dent. sold 70 the Brown-Weiss Realities
the two six story modern apartments
known as the Cedarclff and Somerset. the
former being 40. B ST. Nicholas Place,
opposite l53d street, and the latter abut-
tinS at 10. SIS Edgecombe avenue. Each
is on a plot solx1co feet The deal IN
volvcd about 10000
The houses were completed about SIX
weeks ago and sre on the site OF the
former Dick" Croker mansion.
Arnold. Byrne & Baumann have sold
FOR Mrs. Martin. No. SO West l5sth street,
i've story apartment house on a plot
Soxloo feet 10 client for investment
The house has been held Mt $500.
Karl J6rn. lyric tenor Of the Metro
rolitan opera Company, has purchased
Tor investment the five story new-law
apartment house. at No. 6o9 East 10th
street. on a plot 44x95 feet, at the north
west corner OF Franklin avenue, The
Bronx. The purchase was made through
sussknd & Co. from Mrs. Lizzie j.
Waugh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-10
The Bronx.
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan.

Nitb nsme and address or purchaser ana a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-10
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

TIMER ESTATE IN oregon a. Sacrifice.
Mrs.. Berry Ansonia Hotel, I'D ST. and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-20
PREACHERS OPPOSE SUNDAY.
Baltimore Ministers Strongly Against
Coming of Evangelist.

Baltimore, Nd, March 20. - Inc
Rev. w. A. Billy Sundays team oil
Baltimore ministers was on the los
ing side yesterday afternoon when
the votes for and against inviting
the evangelist to come to Baltimore
we're counted at the City Club. The
score stood 100 for the Sunday side
anil 244 for the opponents.
One of the features that led TO the
heavy score against the Sunday s'Ae
was the fact that many ministers
failed or refused to take part IN the
contest A total of 454 ballots he'd
been sent out by the committee OF
fifteen, and 2O6 replies were received
IF which 100 were favorable. For
zach minister who failed to reply
vote was scored against the evange-
,;st this having been determined up
on at the tine the canvas was started
Although it was stated in the let
+ers sent to the ministers that those
mt replving would be held as voting
against Mr.. Sunday, 46 ministers were
50 much opposed to his coming thar
they wrote letters of protest to tHe
committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-20
PULPIT CRITICISM RESENTED
Juror in Leo NJ. Franks Trial Says
Credibility Of Witnesses Was
Weighed.

Atlanta, Ga, March 20.-The YER
dict of guilty in the trial of Leo NJ
Frank, superintendent of the National
Pencil Company, charged with the
murder of Mary Phagan, IA years OH
is defended by the jury in state
ment issued by J. r. Ozburn, one OF
the jurors.
Pleas by three Atlanta ministers
last Sunday for a new trial +or
Frank, now sentenced to be hanged
April II, called for the statement
The ministers asked new hearing
for the convicted man on the ground
that, according TO their statements,
pnhlic opinion was inflamed agalns>
Frank Il the time and the evidence
was subject to doubt
The statement Of the jury follows
in part: "The jury heard all the
testimony and claim to have sufficient
in1ellig,nce and honesty to have
weighed the evidence without prel;:-
dice Notwithstanding the opinion =
the ho;ior-than-thou gentlemen to the
contrary
1--WE are not trying yellow dogs,
'sheep-killing dogs nor dogs OF any
other character, but Il white man
charged with !'en!cns crime; ana We
realize the so,,o'n::tty Of the ln'ron-
slblity resting Upon W.
"The testimony was strongly cor
roboratei by sworn witnesses as well
as by circumstantial evidence in ev-
hrv noint which influenced the mind Of
the jury"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-20
MURDERER ELECTROCUTED,
Marion Lee Pays Penalty for Muir
der of Another Negro.

Richmond, March 20.-Marlon Lee
went to his death in the pen!tentlary
Yesterday morning soon after
o'clock. Lee killed negro near To-
ano, James City county, seVefal
months ago. He was sentenced 10
die in January, but his case went to
the Supreme Court. That tribunal
refused to interfere, and by error OF
the clerk the usual notice to send
for the man was not forwarded. In
that way the date for his execution
passed, and he was, to all lntentS
and purposes, dead,
The court, however, h 4 him
brought up and again sentenced
him. and today he paid the penalty
of his crime. Lee was only about
twenty-five years old, a laborer, and
cut another negro in fight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-20
Observation-Disclosures lIIHIIIHlHHIllHILlll
( CSouSCILMAN AsPHYxIATED:
Harry Huber Found Lying Lifeiess
i on Floor of Bathroom by
:, His Wife.

Richmond. Va, March 20.-Harry
iHuher a member of the Common
Council from Clay Ward, and widely
5;nown in business and political clr-
Giles was found dead in a gss-tilied
bath room in his home at q South
ADAMS street by his wife early yes
terday.
Mrs. Huber, who was on the verge
of corlplete collapse after her shock
ing discovery, referred all callers to
her brother, r. w. Moore. The latter
isaid:
! "Mr. Hubers death was caused by
accidental asphyxiation. 1t IS my
onir:on he stumbled and fell in the
bath room, at the same time discon-
meeting a Jet with gas stove. He
Tdoubtless was stunned by the fall
land was overcome by the gas before
he revived sufficiently to aid him
self"
\ Mr.. Moore asserted emphatlcally
! that there was a total lack OF any
motive tc support the suggestion that
mfr. Huber had committed suicide.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-20
DANGERS OF KEROSENE.
Warming issued by State Health Board
Many Fatalities This Year.

Richmond, Va, March 20.-Warn'
ing against the use of kerosene oil II
the kindling of fires was given by the
Susie Board of Health yesterday IL
connection with the repeated deaths
from burning during the last few
months.
The board reports that its records
and current newspaper articles show
that many persons trying to kindie
fires during the recent cold spell, uset
kerosene oil for the purpose and We're
seriously, if not fatally burned. Re
gariing these as deaths from prevent.
able accidents, the board cautions al
persons to refrain from the use Of
kerosene for this purpose.
at is almost impossible" says the
warning of the board given out yes.
terday "to use kerosene in kindline
a fire without hazarding a blaze thai
will reach the person. Usually, wher
kerosene is poured on the fire, some
of it is spilled on the CRATE, fender OF
hearth and is ignited the instant tho
fire is lighted As this flares up, the
flames often reach the person who is
kindling the fire with fatal results
Citizens should remember that kero.
sene and like oils burn very rapidly
ami cannot be :gnited safely in clos
ed room, if at ALL We earnestly ad,
wise the people never to use Kerosene
in attempts to light fires. The re.
suit is hazardous at best"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-20
WANTS $4,000 DAMAGES.
Mrs. Vera L Tyson: Sues Reah
Booth For Alleged Assault and
Battery.

Norfolk, Va, March 20. = Mrs.
Vera L. Tyson has brought suit IN the
Court of Law and Chaneery against
Reah Booth, claiming $4,000 dam
ages for assault and battery.
The plaintiff is the:1s-year-old w7te
of w. J.eTyson, az local liquor deal
err and brings the suit in the name
of Ramie Henderson her next 1rlehu'
The declaration in the case sets ou'
that the assault occurred on the night
of March 10, Tazewell and Granoy
streets:that the plaintiff twas struck
IN the mouth and knocked up against
q brick wall, being sorely bruised anf
hurt The bill sets out that the plain
tiff was accosted without provocatlor
and attacked by the defendant in the
presence of one hundred persons.
The trial of the suit is expected "
be very sensational. The alleged as
sault by the defendant in the case or
the plaintiff is reported to have oc
Cured nearly in front of the New
Wells Theatre. The plaintiff, nus
hand is also reported to have been Il
company with the plaintiff. at thu
time of the alleged assault by the de
PENDANT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-20
PANAMA CANAL.
Ships Maya be Passing Through
A.. Waterway Within Three Months.

Washington, March 2O.-Though
merchant ships are expected to be
passing through the Panama Canal
within the next three months, yet
builders of the big ditch still have
much work ahead of them. Nearly
all of what is known as the perma-
nent dam and lock construction has
been finished. but owing to the earth
slides in the Culebra Cut many humid
reds of thousands of cubic yards OF
'earh must be removed therein to
broa,ien the channel to its full width.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-20

u MEMS OF9THE OLD DOMINION
e
ltluIIHHFDNlHlUITBHHllIID NHi
BREWERY HEADS COMMITTEE.
Reproduction of Battle of Crater May
Be Had on Next Anniversary.

Petersburg, Va, March 20.-The va
rious committees, recently appointed
to consider, plans for a suitable Gee
'bration of the fftieth anniversary OF
the Battle of the Crater, on July 30th
met Tuesday night and perfected a
permanent organization by the cleo
ton of Senator P. H. Drewry as
chairman, Wilson B. Cole, as secre-
tary; Messrs. R. P. Barham, r. B
Davis, T. S. Beckwith. Jr.; P. Fl. Hak-
kins, and F. NJ. Hobbs as the executive
committee.
The full committee met at noon yes
ter;ay and decided to consult the
business men of the city on the ques-
ton of whether to include in the pro
posed celebration reproduction OF
the Battle of the Crater, or simply &c
have an Grafton and incidental cere,
monies.
The cost of the reproduction of thf
battle. it is estimated, would be aboui
$40 900, and a canvas will be made IL
order to find out the sentiment Of t.t'
people and what the prospects arc OF
raising the amount by public subscFip
tons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-20
THERE'S NO CORN THAT
"GETS-IT" WON'T GET
No More Fussing. Plasters. Salves
and Corn Pains Try The

and Corn PalnS. Try The
New Way.
"Just look at the way that corr
comes off,. That's what you'll say
when you try wonderful "GETS-IT'
on the corn you've tried so long to pry
off Your toe. It's easy to apply
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-20

Norfolk Fried Oysters at the Pa M
mel Cafeyzn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-20

Norfolk Fried Oysters at the Ram.
mel Cafe:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-20
Arrest of Boy Suitor.

Staunton, Va, March 20.-Harr.
Good, 10 years old, who was arrest
ed here Monday night by Sheriff D
E. Croushorn, of Rockingham county
has just been landed in Jail in Har
risonburg to await trial on serious
charge preferred against him by Miss
Bette Stoop, of Broadway, Va. The
charge involves an alleged breach OF
promise case.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-28

S6eenpcrbinbupg. Cine
jiilrge sSral itreibt ibren 0nttert
aus Der Sommerfriite einen Brief.
in GEM folgenoer Iaiius porfomnnt$
~. Gs gefdat mir hier aitsge5eid,@
net. ghft nlr, bab id, mid BON Tag
an Gag tpobler iiible, bietet aiih baS
2eben imo Treiben bier aiif bent
2anbe 10 piel omiiiante llntertaItina
iiuo Seritrelliing, bab ih nidt iiber.
2dngeipriIe 5l flagen babe. aber iei
periid)ert, Iieber 1aul, es pergebt fei%
ne Gtimbe, mo ib nid,t aud an GidJ
benfe. gorbin fab id gu, iuie bic
SdiDeine ibr sSIitter befamen unH
irnipilIfiirIid Iiubte ih 6arnn benfesi
mas On, lie6er Manit tpobl beiite sli
wsittaaeiien tl..s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-28
(5orti.suns foIst.)

RenoDution Der biitoris
I den Warienburs. Mit ben
@rbeiten aur Dieoer6eritequns am
So6meiiterpalait bes Sroensi6loHss
1T ieBt begonnen iporoen. 4n Der poll>
itanOissn grnsueruns bisiss Sbeiles
oes S4loHes pirb, ipie mitsetbeilt
pirb, lnsefGbr fiinf Sabre searbeit.t
psrben. SIT oieisr abeil oes geipultis
gen 8auss fsrtis, Dann 1T AUDI Die
Wieberberiteailns Der eissntli9en
Burg Der Sroensritter beenbet. 9as
neue Dad bes SO9meiitsrspalaites
tpiro in einisen Monaten oouenost
iein. Die SnneHrdume fOllsn rings.
I'm in Stunb sefest unb bes So9msiE
tiers Saustapeae eripeitert iperbeu.
SobaIb bic Qrbsiten Der Wisbsrber.
iteuuns beenbet iinb, tpiro enersii9 an
bic ausseitaltlns Der umssbung bes
Sroensfdlohes beranaesangen ipers
ben. Die prioatbGuier in Der hinge
buns ser Burg iinb i'm 2aufe Der 3eit
aGmdbli6 DOm Sistus ans.tauft NOR
ben. Mebrere BON i6nen iinb bereits
gum 3Dsde Der Sreilegilns a6gebros
6en. Shon i'm Serbft tperoen Idmmts
li9e 9duier am Rieoerihlob. Die isbt
gum grDbten She'll nod betpO9nt itnb,
abseriFen ipsrbsn. Gin GtId .4lts
Warienburs" ssbt BEL biefem 9tbbrud
freili9 perloren. Qber bieie Sreiles
sung III bod pobl unumsdnslid
notbneubig, penn Der eanae 8au in
feiner S9Snbeit outage trstsn foG.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-28

Seeen Iieaf in ber araff be
9erbauune ME altr aiibern aorperfEHf,
iicnen: bsnn 'ie iictcr1 riiiihe Geiifnbbei Ge,
ieenei fei onber bas elncsnfeH ieter fpeffen
slfbnde. ipeIdbf, ptiierb, fpc leidbf Der Wic1Tih
In iiberfndbiaen otsnihie ber alieH Ginae bes
Tdfeins feiIie abrperfinutioueH ic5fpddbf nue
MlpeHpftaf8en. bertt 5uit ben GrunbfDff Der
ct. ggfnarb 0riiinsrpiilsn biIbet, bas pirf,
iemlte 8prbeimuru tsnittel aelcn bic am bdiifia,
iien brrfonfHfenben. ans folcben Scrpnclen ents
iiebenbeu stbrpefiibfl bereifeien. lin cine grDbe
fpitsnfrd AZ befonnnen, abreffirt B HeliideDier
* Co., Hor f21ik Stem Eon Gttp. Tie a.
@errarb aTluter. Htnel llrb iJ ntegpo,betsn
~ tatsn. pysiss 25 Gsatsf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-28
GrnnseisextIxms 6spstbefes
Cincinnati. 81. Sili.
Peue 9ppotbeten.

OtutSueliit ". OuuHuH dH SeeIS
man Str. Y. Ii. g. Co., $4,000.
qi85ie 5dttbausr an Gbitb D.
glleranber, $3.50.
GIia Smitb an Siiperton 6. u.
3. Co., $500.
6enrp Sdas an aineoln 3. u.
go. /, $1,000.
Mprtle y. Grpppsr on @eit ais
BERTH .. II. g. Co., $500.
Sarrist y. 9,rofpn an SouiberH
Ohio Sauinas Sdnt Co., $2350.
9lrtbur e. groipn an Umbiion 3.
u. Ro. 2, $4,000.
9lboIpbus porter an bieielbe, $3.50.
Carl StuIss au'7. Worb 6. u. 3.
Co.. $1,000.
sSohn edbatbdun eagle 9. Ii. 6.
a., $4,000.
Satob .. gtteI an RiIiprb Soms
3. 60, $6U0.
Samusl g. Dapies on gerrdce
part .. Ii. 6. Co., S2500.
sSenrp ysteporte an Rntsrpriie
.. II. 6. q. 9o., S2500.
gDillinm Wlc&innsp an German
.. &. IL. 2. Co., $1,000.
9lnnc e. MoBsr an Grite Rationa.
9ant ppn Mlt WaibiHsion, $500.
Sopbil Robn on SatIep 9. II. 6.
Co., $500.
iSreoerid 70. Redmann nn Oailep
3. II. z. Co.. $3.50.
Graut =. @riippenhof .an College
Siq 6. IL. 9. gu.. $4,000
glu5uit 8. grbemanl an g. g..
2amping. $1,000.
5be Contractors ii. SuiIbc.s Sups
pin sc. on GbarIes u Gaiimnn,
$3.50.
9tno:pb aini,Iikin anAGasle G. II.
9. a., $2500.
9erie!k an 2Ouiiu Goicidmibt,
$500.
Catherine Hidisr an. Glenrale ..
IL. 8. u. Co., $1,000.
2lmelia Gi1non on gnicinnatus g..
II. .. Co., $4,000.
Wtarp u. Gang an Carthage 9.
Ii. g. o., $500.
Qia3ie GpunelIp an Soutkrn Obio'
g. II. 2. Co.. 500.
WilIidm geder an IL. Warb '9. H..
6. Co.. 500.
Gbarles 6. Souiiousan Sames 8.
9opb. $725.
8etilgte Sppeotbeten.
@illiam Mfser an lGoutbern Sbio.
g. II. Z. Co., $3.50.
sSobn 8. Spbns anSglenbale g. a.,
$3.50.
6enrb Weumnn on gant Street
3. u. Co.. $4,000.
SoRn 5. 5eIbfjuus on Sobn Due,
$500.
Wlprile O. Grbppsr an Sbarunpille
9. II. 6. Co., s;4250.
sSennie 6. Gilbert an Wabfion 3.
u. Ro. 2, $4,000.
2loolpbus o.. portsr an Mabiion
3. u go. 2, S1625.
Gjeorse 6. &usbnfe an grsmen
Cir. 6. II. y. Co., $1,000.
!oenrp Rortborit OH Soutbern Sbio
g. IL. 3. 90. $500.
Georse q. 2ufapig on WliIforo
GONE 3Iba Co., $500.
Nm. MeSinnep on gntnpriie 9.
II. 6. n. Co., $1,000.
Ybilip O. llrbcn on College Sill
8. Ii. q. Co.. $1,000.
Catherine Ridtrr an, Gbas. @arts
lett. $500.
6eIen @anim an pearl Street
Wdrtet 8nnt. $21O0.
Glora aeesmaH on sSamilD 3. a.,
go. /. $2750.
@uitup 2eeslnan an oieielbe, $500.
GlcrG 3eesman an Cosmopolitan
9. II. 9. Co.. $500,
Gbas. aupipis on Sfuac 2sbmaH.
S17Oo.
Wlarb u. Gang ana Carthage g. u.
8. a.. 1920.
sSohn aunrtors an Warsoret
Sanos, $500.
Soc aspittS an Spbn Gniib, $40o.
9lntbonp Spi3miller on Brighton
German 3. II. g. tso.,S 1000.
Gas. u. ,SOIOen ian Spbn R. gOit.
fdult. $40Q.
Sbriban 8. Gtpns an Gknn 8.
u. 9. Co., $780,
Relie 6. Sal'9er an Uldbifon ..
u. SO. 2, $1,000
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-28
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