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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-30

by virtue Of an order OF the Dis
The eastern u District of Virri ais e enF
tered April %. 1914 in the matter of
W. J; Ready, bankrupt. the under
tees in bankruptcy viii sell by public
auction, upon the premises. on
TUESDAY MAY s. 1914.
at $3.50 o'clock +. NJ.
that certain brick yard property in
OF Manchester, containing u acres.
View Road, on which is located the
eines. boilers, presses. mills. brick
making machinery and apparatus. to-
used in the operation OF the said plant.
Also n vacant lot fronting on River
View Road. opposite the aforesaid
Any one desiring to go into the brick
making business Will md this a splen-
ala opportunity 70 secure q complete
mediate use; besides, the land. adJoin-
sents inc Opportunity FOR Inv investors tors
The plant viii first be offered apart
from the land, then the land without
the plant. and then the entire plant and
land together. and the best offer or
offers obtained will be reported to the
court
will be one half cash, the balance at
six and twelve months from date of
sale, for notes. with interest added and
secured by personal Endorsement salts
factory to the special commissioners
and trustees, and 10 be approved BY
the court. OF all cash. at the option OF
the purchaser: and as 10 the land. IL
sold separately. onc-third cash. and the
balance in three equal installinents.
for notes, with interest added and
payable al six. twelve and eighteen
months from date Of sale. and the title
retained until all of the purchase
money has been paid and n conveyance
ordered by the court: or all cash, at
the option of the purchaser. and the
taxes for 1914 are to be pro rated.
Should the property he sold as u
whole then the terms will be as was
set out for the said land.
10 LANE STERN,
SOL CUTCHINS,
s. S. j.. PATTERSON
j. JORDAN LEAKE,
Special Commissioners.
GEORGE T. HAW.
HOWARD l.. ANDERSON.
Trustees In Bankruptcy.
hereby certify that the bond re-
CURED OF the. special commissioners by
The order referred to above has been
duly executed.
JOSEPH p. BRtDY, Clerk,
By II. r., Powers
Deputy Clerk.
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AUCTION SALE-Future DAYS.
Notice of Sale of
reight

pursuant 20 law. the undersigned,
agent of the Scaboard Air Line Rail-
way, at Richmond. Va, Will. on the
18TH DAY OF MAY. 1914.
at L o'clock noon.
nj warehouse No: OF the said rail-
way. located on Fifteenth and Frank
lin Streets. in said city. sell at public
auction. to the highest bidder. for cash.
the following freight:
Thirty-six (36) pieces Plato Steel.
shipped b. Jameson. Mckenzie & Evans.
Baltimore. Md, to their order, notify
Eastern Blower and Sheet Metal
Works. at Richmond, Va, which CON
signmcnt was made from Gainesville,
Pa. on the 2lst day Of March. 1913. and
day OF April 1918. and has been re- re.
fused and in possession OF the said
railway for n period of sixty days.
The proceeds OF said sale will be ap-
Piled 10 the expenses OF sale. charge s
OF transportation, storage and dcmur-
rage. which have accrued 10 said rail
way. and the balance will be disposed
OF according to law.
H. r. PHINNEY.
Agent. Seaboard Air Line Railway.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-30
PENNSYLVANIA DEFEATED.
Loses First Gamc of season on Hom
Grounds to Lafayette

philadelphia. April 2s-I.afaye,;e
trimmed Pennsylvania. S to /. here this
afternoon for the FIRST defeat of the
this season
Gerard on the mound for the Maroon
and White, put the Pennsylvania bat
ters down In one-two-three order
The Pennsylvania pitching was poor.
and the support ragged.
Score by innings: R.H e
Lafayette .,..0o1oo oeo1-5 10 2
Pennsylvania ..ooo1o Oil S 3
Batteries: Gerard and Wright: Wis
ner, Weed and Schwert.
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AUCTION SALE-To.day
BY Pollard & Bagby.
Reai Estate Auct!oneera
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

FARM CONTAINING am ACRES.
MORE OR LESS. WITH ALL M
GATED ABOUT TEN Miles EAST
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND. III
NARlNA DISTRICT. NEAR THE
kiEGSLAND ROAD. ADJOINING
iAkBoROCGH. McANALLY AND
OTHERS.
In execution of a deed OF trust dated
FEBRUARY 10. 1913. and recorded In the
clerks office Of Henrico County Circuit
Court. u. +. l9S-B. page 100. default
having been made in the payment OF n
portion of the debt therein secured. /
VIII sell ny auction. on the premises. on
THURSDAY. APRIL 80. 1914.
at o'clock p n.
the above mentioned property. which is
a splendid little farm. :ine chocolate
SOIL. three-room dwelling, new metal
roof. some outbuldings: fair orchard
The soil Is very rich and productive
and Is we'll located: convenient 10
church. store and schools
TERMS: Cash.
Be on hand to get a bargain.
IL. II. POLLARD. JR,
Trustee
r., s.-Better terms can be arranged
on day OF sale.
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Portsmouth.

summary: Two-base hit-Damrau.
Throe-base h!t-Busch. Home run
Jacket Stolen base-LauGhlin. Dou-
bio plays-Cole. Tannehill. Boyd, How
edell. Johnson and Howedell. Sacrifice
hits-kcller. Howedell. Richmond. Base
on tails-Of Richmond. q: off Law
renee, 5. Left bases-Petersburg,
8; Portsmouth. 4. Struck ont-By
Richmond. 2: by wrence. D. Timc OF
game-l:3o. Cmpires-Clarke and Nc
league.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-30
TIGERS COME WITH RUSH
AND NOSE OUT VIRGINIA
Cannon WcHkens In Sixth After Good
Work In Enriy Gimme, md Prince
ton Wins, 5 TO {.
Especial to The Times-Dispa,ch.

I.UcC!NI 20 nc I'm ts -DIspatCh.
Princeton, y. j., April 2s.-Princcton
same from behind to-day In the eighth
inning. and by scoring two runs. due
TO tho squeeze play and solid hitting,
noscd GU. Virginia In tho first OF the
TWO games here by to A. Cannon
had the Tigers shut out until tho
sixth. when he weakened. and Prince
ton. By timely hitting and two Virginia
errors. scored three times. Then they
came through TO victory In the eighth.
Virginia punched its hits on Wood in
the fourth and seventh innlngs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-30
GEoHGI1TowN KEATS YALE.

New Haven. Conn. April %
Georgetown subducd Yale to-day. 10
to ], the ELI team going to pieces In
tho third and fourth Innings, when
the browns erratic work was largely
responsible for a shower OF runs Ar
ter Gle replaced him. the Yale team
steadicd down.
a heavy mist made the field and ball
wet, somewhat accounting for tho poor
Score by Innings: r. II. r
nile ...........1 90 90 o o. G
batteries; Tyson and Lynch; Brown.
o and Nudge. Umpire Stafford.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-30
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

At jersey City-Jorsey City. Z; suf-
falo, s.
At NOTWITHSTANDING. o: Toronto. 1.
Al Observation-Disclosures q; Mon
At Providence Roch.s-
tor 6ame postponed. rain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-30
PETERSBURG HIGH
PLAYS HERE TO-DAY
Fnvorfre Goober Team Taokles the
Hord-Hitting MaKshalIits
Aggregation.
ATKINSON TO START GAM
Conch Clark Has Switched severa,
John Marshall Player. In Effort to
Strengthen Team.

John Marshall and Petersburg High
school Will clash this afternoon In
broad Street Park at O'Clock
Dutch" Bottoms will handle the In
dicator for the prep-school lads. The
Ioobers arc great favorites hero. ard
1T is thought that q banner crowd will
DO on hand to SEQ them cross bats with
tho Marshallites
Tho Petersburg aggregation has
been playing 1ne article of ball this
season. and comes with tho anticipa-
ton Of an easy victory over tho local
sluggcrs. Manager Heath has not
given out his twirler for this after
moons fray, but II Is a sefe bet that
IL Will be tho Coolers" etar mound
man.
Coach Clark will probably send Mol
IL" Atkinson to the slab for the locals,
with Deacon" Blankenship behind the
bat Clarit has been working on several
new men In tho past few days, and 1t
Is not nj all improbable that the white
and blue team will have n changed
lineup In :hc field this afternoon. Tho
hrst rev games OF season proved that
the locals weakest point was In the
gardens. and Coach Clark has been
bending every effort towards strength
ening these positions. He has had
Bumps" Brumblc on first base during
the past two days. and entcrtains high
hopes OF making a corking good first
baseman out of him. Should BrumbIe
prove effective. Clark VIII send Mike"
Asher to the field. Asher played in
the right garden for the public school
lads last season and proved to be the
sensation OF tho league, and his addi-
ton to the outer works would brace
the Mnrshallitos up great deal
Beauty" Turner seems fixture In
left, and II Asher goes to tho field the
fight for the other position will lie
between Pullinm. Wood and Wharton,
with chances favoring the latter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-30
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

A. ADMINISTRATORS. 5: Mempt(
(thlrteen innings. called account
neBs).
AT New orleans-Now or,car|
Montgomery. 8.
AZ Chattanoosa-ChnttanooKa-
Vile game postponed. rain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-30
BANKRUPT SALE BY
PUBLIC AUCTION

VALUABLE BRICK Plant. WITH Is
ACRES OF LAND ATTACHED. IN
GOOD CONDITION FOR IMMEDIATE
OpERATlON
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CAROLINA LEAGUE

&: Durham. l. .ssV
At Raleig h- Raleigh. 8: Asheyttle. \,
,o At Chariotse-charlotte. 3; Gfoon1
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Hupmobile

L i g ctric a lily
started and light
ed. Ea sy riding
30 II. r. THE
doctors car"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-30

BY IL. Seldom Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-30
, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

y st. Paui-st. Paul. 0; Louis
~ Observation-Disclosures. A: Glove
Ennsas city-Kansas City. 8;
aR Sa polis s., sS1:anea polls Iaa,aa,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-30

For light deiiv-
cry service. Be-
fore buying look
this over. Only
S975.0O.
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Imperial

4 and 6-cyiinder.
cars. An honest
car ri an honest
price.
SiG5D-S2DOn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-30

Largest ma u-
facturers OF Com :
mercial NJ o I D 4
Y ehicics In Amer
lea.
" 20 3 Tons.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-07
ed6neg mMiifaliIdlea Nrparamnt.


Gin eroBortigeS Mliiif @roernmnt
III fir sic Sodmeiie mn morgigen
Sonntog in Ser ct. @atrifs Stride
onI1BliH Der Snbeititir Oes @oters
5. so. Donabue bon Dem @borleiter
IND Organiiten 8reoerid &. Su6er
porbereitet moroen. Dos @rogromnt
umfoBt SoIi Quortette, Gborc unO
Orheiteritide, oorlinter Den groben
Ytari9 aus ,9(i6o" un6 Sa8cn BON
Schubert. 0lenoelsiobn SuHmeI,
anobel uno Gjoltcrmonn. 9ie 60.
liIteu iinO: Sophia Giouid, 5opran;
Gillian 9lniprah, Sllt; Charles ".
McGonn Tenor; Bruno 6oirleD, 9os
riton; GOparO s. @eis, uno 9IlfreO
5urtbmoier Cello. Sr. Suber miro
eie 2eitung oes muiitaliiAen SbeileS
inne baben. Die Sodme1e miro Inn
1511 llbr gormittoes ibren 9lnfane
nebnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-07

eJrnNoitRfs-llcb bertragmugcm.

sI6r6am 2euiu ilno Grou an Sam
Safols, 6 @runoTiidc.
Gaeu s. 6oIcp ii. u. an GaIcb @
9iidaroion uno 5rolL Siioieite %
Ctr nobe @ililfOro.Nlbc., Is Bel 95
@m 6. GnffeD al @m. 8. Gan.
coiier mo Srdit @eitieite eadion.
robe AanoaG-Str, IA bei IS.
uDlomlnlental @reipine 60" ali
ISreo. 9loelman 0itieite Goie, uabC
Sancaiter.6try t4.2M bei 60.
d. &c 9inlpb ,Spnes al Goie 9lu.
bcnitcin Siiolpcitieitc WlcGuno6.
nobe @bitclod Str, .t9 Bel 100.
Gli 9lubenisein II. y. ali 90. Ic
Rolpb Sones, Siioueiticite N1cGil-
lob. nabc @hitelod Str. t3 Bel 100.
SnnieI @rcenberg ino Srou ali
Saco6 geder, Weitieite gon0-, nobe
@ougb-Str, 81 BEL 50.
st Menceslous g. u. 9eo | ali
5ronf 9iuaido uno 8rou 9aoroieite
9lbbott.Stry no6e grodomnp. i3 bei
576.
Sacob 5nl5bers im0 8rau ali ga.
tban SaISburo, 9loroiueitede 9lnu-
mo 6apette.Str., t6 bel 67.
g9iniielo Scott SUI lno 6rou an
G6as. gS. Sun uno Srau, Hcht, I'll
tel uuo SntereIien
Wlnr Sofols an 9l6rabom 2eoin Ii.
av Sitieitc ggctcr-, na6c 2op.Str,
lilo bel imreg.
Srene g. 9leiiiboro ali Wlaniie
Simmel, 1 @runoitiid.
n@nrf Monor @ealiD 60" ali 6D,
9. GoueQ uuo 6roit 1 @rnnOitiid.
g9dlter 8. @eitpbol lino Srou an
9lreIia q 9iit 01oroieite 2cringtor-.
nabe 9ulasfi.Str, 20 bci 100
9lmelia q. Git uno @ottc auE6oo.
Deus 6orrcit Z @umoitiidc.
@li5a StureiS an 9lleronoer 8ils
Iions uno fSroit Siiooitieite 2afa.
pette.9lbev nabe 9lrgole.9lpey 1876 bel
140.
glIey Sanocaitle, IT, Eruitee unO
9Inoere, al 9oura % 9ottee, 9loro-
oitieite Ser Dlt, 9loDaI.9lDe, Is bel
$50.
9obn s. 5opp, it, an 9ttnie g.
Gtalster un6 @atte, Siioieite Der
Wioi6er.StroBc no6c @louroc'5try
IA 6ci So
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-07
N0mon0ion 9luenlc, nobeQ9rlne str.,

! gonoHoion gluenlc, nabe9rule.@tr.,
1916 bci 9S, 8ritio3ns $62.
Malicr Z Meitpbol all T. @ul.
Eupaa iuio Sattin Siioicite Der
@curoic., na6c Eulasti. strobe 1872
bel 90, @ruiO5ins $3.50
,,acob @crnan mo @attiu an go.
cos grn0crnar 1iiomeit.gde ser
3adioi- nuo @arucpsStrabc, "a bei
s5, @rimo5inS 500.
@larD 81 ggri9bt an 2oiiS @rebe
iuio Cattiit 5ii0ieite Set 5ort.glpe,
no6c @anopcr ztraBc, d bei 33
@oltcr 8 g9citp6al all o. glrh
@artc nno @atiin, Siioieite Scr 5a.
ratoaa. uo1e Eidosfi-S StraBe 1879
bei 100, @ruuo3us $50.
9lutonic 9euo c1 aillian S8id nnO
@ottiu Meiticite ser G6eiter StroBc,
nabe 9li6lauo 2Ipenue, ii.71a bel go,
@rino5ins $35.
Soiepbinc 8 SIua9btcr all G0os
j 0ladlin, 2 @rinoitiide
Catherine C'Ionog6ue ali a1cob
9}eumm ino Satin 5iioicitc Der
GlcuOcnin., nabe McGullob -StraBe
1861 bei S42, @rino3nns 500.
6rcoerif 4. NoB, 9riiitee, il. a.
ali Gli5abetb N. 0lcnsel @eiiieitc ser
@}t Mopal-9locrue, na6e 9lcicrpoir.
StroBc, l6 bel 1888.
5amp 9P Stcpcnion ali ISM. :.
9lutter H. gl. Siioieitc oer gaIti,
morc.5traBe, nabe @arriion 2aue,
IA Del l56il.
Gogar gGm. Senfelman ii. gl. an
Gertrude Nl. &enfeiuan 92oroieite
ser 8raoleu., uobe &eorl StraBe, IL
9ei 40.
@eo ". g)ouna mo Satin an
Nlorris Siridl 9loroieite Der 5npettr-,
rabe Enlasfi 5traBe i3 BEL ",
Gnlno5ins $55.
abe 9ealio Go an So6u S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-07
Gin gettler ais Gicb.

0odoem er creebniBloS in benz
SHublooen bon MeIpin @1orcus in
l1r. 937, 9loro- -@opitroBc, gebettclt
)1ttc, nobm Der AZ Sabre alto gbos.
goble bon gar. AZ, Sit-gorfitroBe,
Gin Enor Sdube ltno lief oaDon.
Qiorcus ronnte ibm nod mo boltc
ben 6liiAtling Elm. ST miiroe einenl
4oIi6iiteu iiberge6er lno aeIterl
0aoreen oiird 9fidter 4ean III ser
uoro0itliden 9oIi5eiitotion Dem @e.
ridtsberfabren iiberipieien. GoDIc
gob ais @ntidul0ieune an oaB cr
betrunten geipeien lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-07
SdLaacrci lueacn Wla0den.

9Ropol gg. @ia. cin befonnter
Sportsmann goItimore's, mobnbaft
II ben o1omepoo0 Apartments, f
pur6c eciterit III Der noromeitlidcn
Noli3eiitotion bonn 93i9ter 0ac6niI
mcgen eines Streites, Sen CT nit 5pct
an6eren &erreu olif Der StraBe &C..
bobt bate, 5it $15 Strafe im0 Soften
perltrtbeilt. Die beioen 9(noeren,
tuelde ibre 0lonten als Sobn 9ronr
bon 9er. 71S, @eit.Sorotogo.StroB
un0 GborIes Hoon bon 0lr, 1908,
ct. 8niiI.5troBe, ongnberJ bottet ie
$40 Strofe iinO Soften 6li be8oblen
Dos 0bicft oes Streites mar cine
iiinee 0ainc, nit peIcber @in Dor
cent nSnroit oe Danie" cine Inter
reoine angcfniipft bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-07
9lns Scm SHnern MnrblanO's uno
ben OnereH5cnOeu StaatcH.
GaHoioirt fir @eridtS.
GIerf

W ! ! -
Stats geuator Sobu B. Z. D3a-
tbias fiinoete geiteru 6reoerid an,
0aB er iib ais Radfolger BON Srn.
Sarrp B. Boomers i'm ndditeH Sabr
Inn Die Steurmg oes @eridts-Glerfs
beperben miro
@ al obrdn0e greifen bis
Yeu Mar nm lid.
Gtwa 500 8erioneu betbeiIigen iidl
on ben Qoidorbeiteu bel oen @alo-
branoen, Oie geitern 9lbeno Die llm-
gegcuo bon @en-g1ar erreidten. Eas
5rou ella Sind BON Baltimore ge-
borige Qanobaus nSrnuD Sioe4, aii
Ger StraBe 3piiden Blue Mouutain
uno @en-Wlar, fin9 6euer, fountc
aber gerettet peroen. Gin Dem 2ano.
bauS gegeniiber Iiegenoes SoI5ge.
bduoe brannte uieoer. Gie glngeiten.
ten Der ..@eitlihen N}arplGnoer 81.
ienba6n" betbeiligeu iib an oen &et.
tiugsorbeiten Ger gronO miit6ei
lett nomentlid ouf Dem SItobbona
oeS Een Dlar 9eaf. Gin itorfer
8eitpiuo, Der geitern eiuiebtc, oer-
bnoertc oas @eitergreiien ser SLAM
men und @ensY}ar Garf. Bon Der
Ortihaft iino i'm @au3en iieben
grdnoe aitf oen iumliegenoeu Bergen
ii6tbar.
2iegt elm W1oro Dor2
Coroner gobert 6. Sopce belt &C.
Itern in N4ount Roinier eiuen Su.
queit iibcr Die Eooesuriafe Dcs A.
idbrioeu Somes 9. Gate ab, Der am
Oergongeneu 6reitag bel Spottsbiuc
auf Sen @eleiien beiinnungslos auf.
9efunoen lporOen mnr. SSn ser g}Gbc
oieier Stelle lit mta ein nit glut be.
ipribter idaritontiger stein gefunoeu
luoroen, Der ben Teroa1t nube leat
oaB Gate ernoroet ipuroe. Iie 9lnae.
iteIlteu Der eleftriiden9abn be5eugen
oaB lie in Der fragIihen 3eit giemano
auf Den @eIeiien geie6en b6tten. Gate
mar in Moi6ington in Ben 8ue ge.
,ltiegfu uno DerlieB oieien pieoer IN
@rcntpcoo, BON 100 er 3u SUB nadj
Sauie geben wolte, ga er uiht i'm
Bette elmer giiItigen 6a5rfarte mar.
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Oabcn rcdlt nc6nnNr[t.

9ldt oeiitide Seioer oes boa1nOi.
iben 4anpfers r2opperiun, Capt
8tnmeriuonn, Der bon bieir in eini,
cen Eugen nod 9lormesen fdbrt lie
hen lid seitern qb5obleu, lin nidi
Bel Der lleberfobrt iiber Ben 25edn
bon 0en Gneldnoern gefnnger aenom.
men 5u neroen. Die u2opperilm"
fam bon Siioomerita uuo muroe an
Der broiilioniicben aiiite bon einem
eneliihen arcii5cr onGc6oIteu uno
lultcriuht
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MiI6e. pro Giort 5Oc.
gscibe @n6cR, bro &cd . zoe.
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Rotbriibeu, pro @iinoel 5c
2una.8obueu pro @uort SOC
aopfialot, pro Eopf ~ 5c. Sc.
Suuger @Iumenfobl Slid 1896
&ortoiieln, pro &cd 25c,
gomaten pru 'EeG ....- 3Oc
&etcriile. pro 9uuoel. @.tc.
Griiuc gfefier, pro Dubeuo i2c
globren, pro @iInocl .. 5c.
(5umbo, pro Guort ... 2Oe.
SiiBfortoffeIu pro @ed 25c-
Crime @obncn pro Fed 25c.
9ioibe 8ieiicr, 12 fit ~ l2c.
3oicnfobl, pro GAart 20c.
SeIleriesgSur8eln pro Slid 81.
Seaerie, pro @inoel 5c sd.
Sbft.
Concor0 Groibcn. pro &or6 re
| Enfap. p.Eranbcn pro @iun0 Sc.
5beIoon @irnen pro Rorb 20c
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Dages. ~ fiir ,...- l0c.
gitsonen ~ fiir. 15c. zoe.
@artlett g]irncm pro aor6 2Qc
Gal. fernIoie Eroltben @funh. 10c.
Ann1nos, pro Gtiid 15c. 20c
Siein1pfcI. pro 4ef .,.. SOC.
gSrcilcl5ecren. Guart - 15c
@onancn. pro Ds0. 10c. -f2c.
I &lointnin.9onouen, bro 1so.. 25c.
Canton, pro &ed ... 40c,
Sidel @irncn pro &cd 20c.
@fluumeu pro Gpbeno tQc.
California Cranecn Ibo- 0-40c-
Gottcln, pro @Hino .... 10c.
Grapefruit, pro @tlid .5c. -t0c.
( 6ci9cn pro Efuno .. 15c.
I @iirfidc, pro Saorb 30c SOC.
aaitanicn pro Quart tOc.
Gidttcn pro &ed s.. 4Oc-
6tfMe.
8riihcr 2nds pro &iuno 2Oc.
STIR pro Nhm0 3oc.
Grocis, pro &funo 100.
Sod, pro @funo .15c 2Ot-
4 Salibut, pro RfuuO 2Oc-
Gc6autetr Gotfilb, pro 9fino 1sc-
Noo0od bro &nu0 lOc.
Sorelle. bro @funo 10c -i2e.
Gclber @orih, pro &htno 20c.
Ghmoern, pro &hno i2c.
Safe pro &fiuo .. lOt-
( ardb6cnileiiA, pro GfuO 30c.
arobbcn.n5 n5Iafes bro Nfiuo. 40e-
storfolf 5potS, pro &ilno l5c.
Seebarib, pro @iuuo i2c.
Sbcepbeao, pro @funo l5c.
9uttcr uno @tcr
1tiidbutter pro @fllno 45c,
Grcamern (9}oabuttcr), bro Aio. A2e,
Gier (friihG. pro @utcio 42c.
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lIran li. g. Sluaan reiianirt.

gladoem iie ibrc 9leiianation bonn
Gouneritag ais Staats- -9legent Der
uEobter Ser anlerifaniiAcu SlcpoIu-
tion~ 5uriidge5ogen Bate, reiignirte
6rau 9iobert IS. Soogan geitern gum
aweiten @ale. Sbre, iopie oic Re-
lignation BON 6raI 9lobert 81. g9eIIb
ols Staats.@ice-9legent luuroen il oer
geltrigcu @eriamnllug anaenommeu.
,SralI pogan ga6 ais @rlino fir i6ren
&iidtritt an oaB iic bon ibrcn bdus-
lidcn EfIidten 81 iebr iii 9luIpriid
aenommen wiiroe, 9lm Ionnerltaa
bate ie ibre 9lciionation olf ollQe-
meines @riuden Der iibrigen W1it.
glieocr weOcr 5uriidgeuommer, ge.
tern ieOod be6arrtc Tie lpie lie an.
CAB uad elmer Idloflofeu g3odt
anf ibrem goriabe, ooS 9(mt nicoer-
5ilegen.
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Meaen t6atliden QInariffs Oer6afte

g9eil lie nneebIih 9lnseiteIlte Der
SStrmo Sonneborn tb1tIid oneeerif.
fen boben ipuroen III Der neitIihen
Eoli6eiitotion bonn 9ii6ter @oloen
geitern einc 9[n8obl aueeblidber Stri.
fer niif ibr @crlongen bin oen @roB.
Geidmorenen iiberlpieicn uno nod
StcIIine BON ic $500 giireidoft ouf
freien Gnb eeiest. Gs maren oies:
SSerefina Gduoeldro bon 9lr. 1929,
@ort. StraBe, 9lntonio Srebicola bon
9'r. 1016, StroBc, uno GeIore
Godetta bon Ger. 1874. 4eorIitroBe
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ii IiA 3a hatlr @jiebi's btsa ni@t5,
res 5is beqC ln taNu@
81: .@or a.Gis! @inwal oipgr i'd
ilber icmanb bsscifert, Hr0 las3 oa'
taui ruysc Disfer icmaup m,ine 5rda-
Sos rdy eiNe trcugias DesiiiNg lii.
mit, tiinilis jcre @eaciHc.uns 5u mel
ben." n
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