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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-14

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JOYS OF living. Nays Wonderful Stomach
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gist for a bottle today PIT ITO a test-one dose
should convince. Il is marvellous in its healing
properties and its effects are quite natural as It
acts on the source and foundation of stomach
ailnents and in most cases brings quick relief
Kennedy has been taken by the most prominent
people. and those in all walks OF life. among
them Members Of Congress, Justice of the
Supreme Court. Educators. Lawyers Merchants,
Bankers, Doctors. Druggists. Nurses Manufac-
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benefit and it should oe equally successful in
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Stomach Ailments to Geo. H. Mayr. Mfg.
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For sale in Keokuk by wilkinson &
Co. 422 Main St, and druggists every
where.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-14

Those Kansas boosters who visited
Keokuk yesterday were so deeply inn
pressed with the dam that they forgot
to boost for Kansas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-14

Found Cure for Rheumatisw,.
Il suffered with rheumatism for
two years and could not get my right
hand to my mouth for that length Of
time writes Lee L. Chapman, Maple
ton, Iowa. Il suffered terrible pain
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-14

Read the Daily Gate City, loc
ier week.
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X eokuk, Iowa ........ April ~, 1914 |
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DAILY BIZ NAIL.

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-09

Ponce. Diciembre Como anuncla-
mos en- su oportunidad, aver tarde Ell
81 sitio conocido por La Boca de los
Meros. +" sitio ideal que lie rodea un pal
mar. muy cerca de la Playa de esta
cmdad. Sc efectu0 ell banquete, con que
la subiunta de la Union de Puerto Ri
60. ofreci6 obsequiar a nuestro future
Alcalde seilor Rafael Rivera Esbrf, Y
miembros del Concejo Municipal y de
la .Iunta Escolar, que Salleron trlun-
fantes EN- las ultimaS elecciOnes. Mas
de doScientaS personals sc encontraban
en- dich0 sitio entire las que recOrda-
mos las siguientes: Rafael Rivera Es-
bri, Eugenio Astol, Lcdo. Canales,
I.cdO. LaStra. LcdO. FOrnariS, Emilio
Fagot. GuStavo Fort, Felipe Salazar,
Evangelio Auffant. Francisco Valien-
te. Victor Ramos. Sr. Navarro, Pedro
Iglesias Gonzalez. Dr. Mayoral, Rafael
FigucrOa Octavio Way, este cores
ponsaI varias personals mas que SEN
nmoS no recOrdar SuS nOmbreS. POr
t. dos aQucIoS sitioS ondeaba la bande-
IA pucrt0riQuena La gran mesa esta-
ba artiSticamente adOrnada oStentandO
co. Frente la mesa de los cOmensa-
les Sc deStacaba una gran fotOgrafia
del ilustrc pres;dcnte de la .Junta Cen
traI. Lcdo Jose de Diego. la dere-
cha otra de nuestro future alcalde ST.
Rafael Rivera ESbri. Una gran banda
de musica allegro la fiesta VarioS le-
chOnes Y pavoS ricamente condimen-
tadoS. y cl SabroSo arroz con gallina,
la SuStancial Sopa de pescado. OtrOs
rlatos adecuadoS Y con todo este. el
rico champagne. otras classes de leo
res fnos.
FL Sr. E.<cra Esbri, pronunci0 IN
clocucnte ''1dIs, mOStrandose agrade-
cidisimo PCT IA demonstration de sim
patias v a1c.to de los unionstaS dc la
Playa q dennis candidates que sa-
Heron triur mites: eXpres6 sus dcSeos
de realiz&~ tuenaS obras en- su pr6Xi-
ma admin '..raci6n. y pidi6 que todos
los bueuc- rompatriotas de la Playa
como del pueblo lie ayudaran en- la
grandiosa bra de la administration
que para ,;Ivar Ponce tendrl que
reaIizar Mu>hos apausos recibi6 ell
Sr. Rivcra terminando dicho festival
dentro de- mayor entusiaSmo las SIC
tc de la nOche.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-09

or la n0che tlene Ell CentrO Espanol
su muy lucida fiesta del aniversario de
La Inauguration de su nuevo local. Para
ese acto social reina en- todos los ele
mentos concurrentes al Centre, visible
anlmaclon, y mas aln puesto que la or
questa 'Juventud' es quien ameniza el
bale.
Hase reunido va ell Comite del Parti
do Republicano para resolver ell intrin
cado asunto de los nombramientos para
nuevos empleados municipales. Tras el
eneanto de paisaJe triunfal que refei6
Ell trlunfo de la election, surge, como un
turblon indescriptible, ante la vista de
los que husmean esos puestos. la vision
del desencanto, porque las sillas paga-
das son pocas y los que proclaman su
derecho sentarse, muchos. una infni-
dad.
La gente de criterio opina. fuera de
toda Influenza politica. que. apesar de
que es POGO simpatico ell continuismo
tlene ell Nlunicipio de Mayagiiez unos
cuantoS empleados insustituibles Y
como yo tambi6n tengo criterio, mas
menoS desarrollado, cito cuatro emplea-
dos Ell Secretario, senor Miguel Mar
tlnez Jlmenez; ell Contador. senior A
koppisch; el Tesorero, senior Ricardo
Menendez, y el Conserje del Mercado.
senior NJ. Figueroa Franco.
Esta es la opinion de todo Mayagjiez.
eXceptuando los interesados Ell contra.
FL apreciabIe compueblano nuestro
Patricio Arnaldo Sevilla. literato poe
ia, muy amable y buen amigo. Sc en-
cuentra EN- esta ciudad, despu6s de ha.
bcrla dejado por aIgunos amos. resdien-
do en- San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-09
DE Nj A Y AGUEZ

En- La tarde de aver sc inauguro, con
un slmulacro muy concurrido ell pri-
mer servicio de la Bomba de Gasoline
conque la Administration Municipal ha
dotado al Cuerpo de Bomberos.
Alcanzan, debido a la prepotente
fuerza del motor, una considerable dis
tancla, los chorros de aqua, habiendose
demostrado que, siempre que haya aqua
en- los casos de incendios podran estos
combatirse facilmente.
Tn POGO de pereza, no en- la actividad
bomberil, sin0 en- ell resultadO del traba
.jO, que es inc6modo. Sc advirti0 EN- la
coneXi6n del ladron la boca de incen
dio Esto es 10 que hay que temer en-
un momento inminente pues ell eXito de
los potentes chorros de esta Bomba. es
que actuen enseguida
Con motive de este acto de Inaugural,
cion, la Plaza de Colon Sc VIC muy con-
currlda, y los acOrdes de la Banda reu-
nieron ailn mas concurso. Concurrieron
algunos ofciales de pueblos limitrofes
a darle esplendor a la fiesta, la cual que
do muy amena
OjaIa que no haya necesidad de uti-
liar la nueva bombita, cuyo nombre de
pila cs Doctor Perea
Manana tenemos un dia de fiesta es
panol- como decimos ahora,- pues es
dia de la Purisima Conception. eI
ComerclO en- su mayoria espanol cerra-
ra slls puertas las II del dia. La Igle
Sia Cat6ica que ha honrado con muy
animadas novenas ell nombre dc esa be
LA Imagen, celebrara procession dentrc
de las naves del edificio. ese actc
'oncurriran los ninOs de las escueas ca
t6licas, luciendo en- su mayor1a, alitas
lie angeles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-09

de gallos, la policia de este Distrito.
AL sargento Ceballos, sc ha concedi-
do un mes de licencia, ell que ha lido a
pasar con sus familiares EN- ell pueblo
de Quebradillas.
All guardia Jesus D1az, que Sc en-
cuentra enfermo desde hace algun
tempo. sc lie ha concedido un mes de
licencia, e. que h lido pasar al pue-
biz de Lares.
Pablo Matos, que formo un fenome-
nal eScandalO, tuvo la pOllcla que
&rrestarlo V denunciarlo ante la Cortf.
Sc encontraba en- esta cludad acom-
panado de su distinguida familia ell
Lcdo Lopez Acosta, juez de la Corte
de distrito de Guayama
Ha regresado de Coamo, a su resi-
dencia EN- esta ciudad, el Lcdo. Rafael
Eivera Zayas. delegado a la Camarl,
;.or la minoria, por este Distrito.
Mr.. SOstheneS Behn cStuv0 aver en-
eSta ciudad, regresando hoy a su resi-
nria en- San Juan
FL Lcdo Carlos Brunei del Vale,
que reside en- .Juana Diaz. Sc encontra-
VA en- esta ciudad. hoy en- asuntos de
su profession
IIa traSadado Su residencia a San
luan, 81 apreciable cabalero senior
Joaquin Canizar, Secretario del tesore-
70 de la Compania del telGfono.
S. llama la atcnci6n de los duenos
dc vaqucrias Sobre cl nuevo reglamen-
to que cmpc/ara regir dcsdc ell proXi-
mo mes dc Enero. ell cual deben de
lcerlo para NJ caer en- infracciones del
mismo.
FL inspector de alimentos ha hechO
una inspection al alto comercio de es-
Ia eiud&d hoy, cncontrando todo en-
perfecto estado Solamente en- la Pla-
va two que decomisar una GAIA de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-09

enfermedad "Tracoma, siendo todcs
examinados en- la manana de hoy en-
! dicha oficina
Manuel de la Cruz Dones, que form6
| aver un fuerte escandalo, formulando
amenaZas con punal en- manO, fue
arrestado por la policfa teniendo esta
que hacer uso del rotten para someter-
| 10 d ia obediencia.
Como a las once de la noche en-
la cabIe del "Coto." ell autom0vil MI
nero cuatrocientos cinco arrOll0 la
nina Gavina Leon, causandole algunas
lcOntusiones en- la pierna izquierda.
Fu6 Nevada al Hospital Tricoche don
de Sc lie hicieron las primeras curas.
FL doctor Manzano, medico titular
| de la Playa qEe Sc encOntraba en- uso
de licencia EN- San Juan. regres6 aver
| i eSta ciudad.
Los entusiastas eIementOs de la
Union de Puerto Rico. va han nOmbra-
DO las respectivas comisiones para la
organization de los festivaleS con que
IObsequieran los unioniStas de eSta ciu-
| dad, i los candidates triunfantes de la
administration municipal Y .Iunta Els
ro'ar con motive de la tOma de pose
SION de Sus cargos EN- Enero. Entire
cs preparativoS sabemoS que hay I'm
Gran banquete que Sc efectuara en- ell
Hotel Frances. de cien cubiertos; ha-
bra una gran retreta en la plaza de las
DeliciaS; fuegos artificialeS, compile
to alumbrado eIectrico en- eI Ayunta-
miento y en- las plaZas de recrco. Es-
| os festivales tendran la mayor esplen-
iidcz debido la cordialidad armo-
MIA que eXiste hoy entire todoS los elc-
mentos unioniStaS Ia nucva adminis-
| traction municipal
En- Su vista Il eSta ciudad. el homo
Fable gObernadOr Travieso me proper
;iono el honor de una entrevista, en- Ia
rual hablamos extenSamente sobre
| 1suntoS de actualidad
FL senior Travieso Sc mostr0 amabili-
'lmO con este corresponSal. Quipn
cara lleVar cabo esa entrevista hubo
le lamar. llamamiento al que, como es
/ natural acudi gustosisimo.
| NJ Mocete Padilla
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-09

Hoy Sc VIC la ofcina de Sanidad in
vadida por infinidad de alumnos que,
cumpliendo una orden que Sc les diera,
fueron yer 81 ten1an s1ntomas de la
enfermedad 'Tracoma," siendo todcs
dicha oficina
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-09
DESDE PONCE

Desde hace dias ha emprendido una
energica campana contra los jugadores
de gallos, la policia de este Distrito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-09

AL sargento Ceballos, Sc ha concedl-
do un mes de licencia, ell que ha lido
pasar con sus familiares EN- ell pueblo
de Quebradillas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-09

IIa traSladado su residencia a San
Juan, 81 apreciabe caballero senior
Joaquin Canizar, Secretario del tesore-
70 de la Compania del telffono.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-09

FL Lcdo. Carlos Brunei del Vale,
que reside en- Juana Dlaz. Sc cncontra-
va en- eSta ciudad. hoy en- asuntos de
su profession
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-09

Al guardia JESUS Diaz, que Sc en-
cuentra enfermo desde hace algun
tempo. Sc lie ha concedido un mes de
Iicencia, e. que h lido pasar al pue-
biz de Lares.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-12
THE RICHMOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. , NOVEMBER u, 1914
POSTMASTER MUST
PAY BURGLAR Loss
ROBBERS STOLE $4,000 FROM Of
FJCE YEAR AGO: NEGLIGENCE
SAYS GOVERNMENT

Bridge water Nov. f1,--Postmastef,
]. A. Riddle. of Bridgewater has re-
ceived a statement from the POST
office Department at Washington. d.
c.. holding him responsible for the
amount stolen from the office by bur
glars one night over year ago. The
booty secured by the robbers amount
cd to something In the neighborhood
of $4,000 the most of which was In
sta mps and a small sum of individual
money.
II will be remembered that the bur-
glar or burglars gained entrance To
the Office through rear door by re-
moving "a panel and that in their prep
arationA to open the big iron safe
they found shipping tag which had
on 1t several figures. The figures
were the combination OF the new safe
put in a short time before. After
opening tho safe by the key on the
tag there was no use, of course, for II
kit of burglars tools and explosives,
SO the only damage done was to the
rear door.
The departments demand has not
only revived the interest in the bur
giery. but has brought forth wide
sympathy for Mr.. Riddle. The post
masters friends say that the pivotal
evidence of having left the combina
ton key in the stamp drawer. from
which daily sails are made. was con
tributory negligence seems uncertain
grounds for just decision,
II Is a safe guess to say that there
are not more than one man i'm a
thousand. outside of those familiar
with such combination locks, who
would know what the figures on that
shipping tag meant and 1t Is doubtful
II the yeggmen knew before they triej
the key on the safe combination. And
IL is still more doubtful IL they cared
whether il warked or not. They Went
into the postoff1ce to open the safe !;
key or no key, Riddles friends say.
Most of the people In this section,
irrespective of political affiliation, re-
gret that Mr.. Riddle has to stand the
loss.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-12
DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY
OVER ALL Is TO %

Washington. Nov. 11,--South Trim
BILE. clerk of the House. claims that
the Democrats will control the next
House by a majority OF from twenty
Ave TO twenty-nine, Mr.. Trimble, who
is Democrat. has prepared an unof-
fetal list in which he Classics the
new House politically as follows:
Democrats, 232: Republicans, 1874:
Progressives. Z. Independent, !: So
cialist. !.
This gives the Democrats a major
ity of twenty-nine and plurality Of
thirty eight.
Mr.. Trimble, however. includes
among the Democrats Charles H. Ran
dali, OF the Ninth California District,
who was nominated in the first in
stance by the Prohibition party and
then endorsed by the Democrats.
There seems to be little doubt that
he will be ella ssed as prohibitionist.
not a Democrat. With this change
Trimble's figures would be reduced!
to twenty-seven majority. There are
two or three other districts where re-
counts may be necessary, and these
are counted for the Democrats by
rrimble, although later developments
may necessitate change. The First
New York is one OF these doubtful
districts II +. c. Hicks. the Republi-
can. is elected, the Democratic ma
iority will be reduced TO twenty-five,
and Republicans mere insist 1t may go
lower
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-12
COLORADO SHOWED +.
FAITH IN WILSON
STANDS BY DEMOCRACY IN Ma
TTONAL MATTERS WHILE DE-
FEaTING STATE TICKET.

Denver. Colo. Nov. 11.---Noters of
Colorado sustained President Wilson
In his efforts to settle the coal strike
when they returned three Democrats
to Congress and reelected their
Democratic senator.
The striking feature of the election
was that these same voters repudiated
the Ammons Democratic ad1nin.stra-
ton which permitted the Ludlow Mas
sacre and other strike disorders re-
sulting In the murder and cremation
of thirty-four men, women and chill
dren. with the exception OF two Of
fees every Democratic candidate was
defeated
Labor won splendid victory when
they elected District Judge Teller TO
the Supreme Court bench, thus de-
feating Judge Campbell who has been
VIGOROUSLY opposed to organized and
unorganized labor.
Labor conferred most of its support
ON Mary G. c. Bradford, superinten-
dent of public schools and reelected
her by a handsome majority.
Have Faith In Wilson.
The faith of the people of Colorado
in the President is well shown by the
vote for United States senator. While
the disgust of Colorado citizens with
anarchistic rule of the Ammons
Democratic administration led them
to elect Republican governor by 81
vote of 121. 06l to $3.50. the voters
returned the present Democratic
United States senator, Charles 8.
Thomas, by vote Of s4.S34 TO
90,113.
Congressman Edward Heating. who
has put up such splendid fight IN
Congress for the striking miners. was
reelected by a good majority. while
Congressman George kindel. the only
Colorado representative to oppose the
workers. received but 5000 votes for
the United States Senate as against
the $4,000 vote Of Thomas.
Keating's majority, in spite OF .
Republican landslide. Is splendid
tribute handsome reward for faith
full service to his constituents
The corporation steal of county Of
fees In the strike district was even
more corrupt than in former years.
Heretofore the coal companies were
content with voting their payroll.
This year II Is claimed that they voted
356 more men than were on their
payroll. With an honest election the
labor ticket would have been elected
by a majority OF at least 900.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-12
LADIES HAIRDREsSING
IN LONDON AND PARIS

A returned traveller says: when I
was In Europe this year I found both
cities so thickIy dotted with hairdress-
ing parlors and hair goods stores that
wondered II the women ever had
time for anything but care of the hair.
/ was Interested in finding
really good shampoo and was hap
PLY surprised when several inquiries
each brought the suggestion that our
own American made canthrox sham
poo is best I tried II and have de-
cided that IL is not advisable to use
a max eshift but always use prepare
ton made for shanpoofng only. You
can enjoy the best that Is known for
about three cents shampoo by get
ting a package OF canthrox from your
druggist: dissolve teaspoonful In q
cup of hot water and your shampoo
is ready After its use the hair dries
rapidly with uniform color DAN
drnff, excess oil and dirt are dissolved
and entirely disappear. Your hAir Will
~ - liulfy that II will hook much
heavier than Il Ia IN. ~ IA oofks
sjHpa M dslfI Y ~ ~!
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-12
BOOST COL. COCKTAILS
FOR NOMINATION
HIS FRIENDS THINK HE WOULD
MIKE GOOD REPUBLICAN,
PRESIDENTIAL TIMBER

Washington. Nov. tf,~-Friends In
Wash ngton of Colonel George w.
Goethals insist that the famous canal
builder should not be overlooked IN
discussing availables for The Re-
publican presidential nomination IN
1915. They point out that within the
past few years Colonel Goethais has
frequently been mentioned in various
quarters for the presidency. They
argue that Colonel Goethals has
strong hold ON the imagination OF the
American people by virtue ut his work
in Panama and r1at 1t might Accord
ingiy be comparatively easy to inducS
Progressives as regulars 70 unite on
him. 1t in recalled that William ~.
Taft first attracted national attention.
as governor general of the Philippines
Friends Of General Goethals insist
that the people are more Intimately
acquainted with Colonel Goefhas~'
work at Panama than they ever were
with the cndeavors OF Mr.. Taft in
the Philippines.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-12
JERSEY JUSTICE
LOSES ITS HEAD
LAD GIVEN SIX MONTHS IN JAIL
TOR SHOOTING RABBIT IN
PLtINEIELD.

Plainfeid, y. J.. Nov. tt.--only 4
tiny creek separates this town from
North plainffeid. but il has taken fiya
whole days for wave of wrath anil
indignation over the imprisonment 90
II boy for shooting "A rabbit to cross
over and enlist the sympathies OF
prominent and wealthy residents Vt
Plainf1eid. But to day a petition to
the governor to pardon the boy is be-
ing vigorously signed and VIII be pre-
scented to Governor Fielder tomorrow
or tho next day
Oscar Phillipson. nineteen years
old. is the lad who is serving sent
ence OF 1873 days Ia the county jail az
Somervilie for shooting a rabbit last
Tuesday. and over in North PaIin-s
field at 300 Manning Avenue is the
house where the boys mother and
brother i've. with the yard back of 1t
where the rabbit was chewing Mrs
Phillipsons cabbage when Oscar came
upon aim. Before he realized what
punishment his act carried with 1t,
young Oscar had shot the rabbit With
a 22-calibre repeating rifle.
Since young Phillipson was taken
to the somerviiie jail hast Thursday
to serve his sentence the community
has been aroused over what il terms
excessive punishment.
The story has come out that .
family feud between the Phiilipsons
and their next door neighbors, tina
Piums, caused the boys arrest. Mrs.
Phillipson and her married daughter.
Mrs. Howard Cruickshank, who lives
with her. say that Frederick Plum
told the authorities of the shooting
OF the rabbit out of spite. and in hopes
that he would get share Of the fino
because he was the informer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-12
HAMMERSTEIN MUST
PAY FRENCH DIRECTOR

New York. Oct. lin spite Of his
testimony that he had been tricked
into signing Il renewed contract with
Simon j. H. De Ia Fuente, director
of the French operas for the Manhat-
tan Opera House, Oscar Hammerstein
will have to pay the conductor s4.lbe
with interest.~to cover the the latter's
salary from the time Hammerstein
sold out the Manhattan to the Metro
poIitan in 1910 TO the close OF the
operate season Of 1910-1sl1. This
verdict. rendered by jury before
Judge Thomas in the United States
District Court today. may pave the
way for similar suits by other of the
artists dismissed by Hammerstein
when he sold out to the Metropolitan,
Louis Vo~haus. attorney for Ham
merstein, moved for a setting aside
of the verdict, on the grounds OF in
sufficiency of evidence. Argument on
this motion will be heard at some flu
ture date.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-12
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r. M. s:a0 p. n Local from West
$3.50 A. NJ. ss1o:Uo A. n. and 7:4o
r. n Through: $50 A n. 13;3o
Noon and $50 P. n
James Rivei Line; sss:ss A. n. 500
p. NJ. daily.
ssDaily except SUNDAY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-12
NOTICE.

The United States Health and Acct
dent Insurance Company. Of Saginaw.
Mich, having retnsured all OF its out
standing RISKS IN virginia III the Con-
tinentai Casualty Company, Of Ham
mond. Ind. and having made aflida-
Wit that 1t has no outstanding liabili-
ties of any nature In the state OF
virginia. has made application TO with
draw the bonds deposited with the
Treasurer of Virginia, Notice Is
hereby given that the said bonds will
~ released December Z. 1914. unlesa
Inc Com whatsoever Of Inturancs of the
AEtete ~ vifejniA n nok3ae4 thAt eiaims
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