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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-26
Sis6aebntss 9opit.I.

@ottlob, bab sbr enbIi6 pieber ba,
heim ieib! Gs mar gar triibIelia in Der
Iesten 3eit!"
Mfit bieien Worten empfina gloru
Water unb Shtpeiisr, aIs bieIe aug Der
Srof6te itiesen unb nit ibr treppan
f9ritten.
Der Resierunssrat6 fab nod GItsr
unb fdnidIer aus als fonit. Die iibers
itanbsne &rantbsit bate bsutIi6e
Spuren in feinem allten freunbIiden
Gefidt binterIafsn. Seute inbeb
ma4te fih nod elm finfterer tief
fhmer5Ii6er 3ua burin bemert6ar.
nWas bat benn papa, mas 1T oe.
ibeben9" frdste 9soro bic Sdip.fier,
na9pem beibe in ibr gemeini6aftIides
SHlaf5immer aetreten tparen unb Gt.
tela Out unb sSade obseleqt batte.
n4h, Nora, fparum bait Oh uns -
Sino bag dnaetban2 Der QermIte. I'd,
babe feline froben Gage mebr in Wei.
benbsra perlebt," ertpiberte bag iuna.
Utdbhen porpurfsppIl.
(5ortfeBuns fOIst.).
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-26
OrmHssisexthnms -6ppStbefex
Gineinnati, "a. Oft


Neue 9ppotbeten.
Caroline @erlpin all SdiiBsn .. Ii
8. So. $1,000.
Spispb 9. Simmons oil Wefsri
9fbe. 3. u. $4,000.
Diliam 6. gul9 all gentraISair
mount 3. II. 6. So. $500.
Winnie 2aBber an Sibnep Qps. 9
II. 9. 60. $1,000.
Samuel 3. Q. 9rammer anSprint
8arben 6. Ii. 9. 60. $2500.
9llerdnbsr 6. Barter an Gilt Chg
9. II. 9 60. $4,000.
WaIter Seift an gtiIantie 9. q. 60
$4,000
Sobn SO. Sapn an Soutbern Sbir
g. II. 2. SO. $3.50.
5ranf Muller an Sitls O. II. Z,
So. $500.
Sobn 8. 5sIbbaus an Star 3. n.
RO. 3 go. $500.
SenHis aauffman an Samss O.
Cooper. $6500.
DieieIbe an bsnieIbsn $4,000.
Getists Sppptbeten
Sobn RcGabs al Clifton WutuaI
9. II. y. So. $1250.
9tuguita Wsibsl an SanIon M.
Cooper. $40.
G9eiisr 70. Dilsb al Saniel9amb.
800.
GbdrI.s 3uests an Wiais Susbes.
$1,000.
Glare RObrs an MaIDina gOsss.
500.
Gillian M. SubspObI an @eftsrn
German 8dni. $3.50.
Wldrp @oofrie an Conner. Warfet
9. II. 9. u. so. $1,000.
qbiIip Gariin al Sannab g.
SbrpDer. $1,000.
SObn s. gisbaus on 5r.b. Did.
meier. $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-26
vSarbareu".
Bon q eOrs 9ebiO (strabburs)

Seit einer Hleibe BON sSabren piIeg
te IN Der 5iueiten S1Iite oes Septem
termonats Der 6eutide. Gag fiir0ent
rlalpfIege" 5iiiammen5utreten. 6
mar Der WittcIpunft oer@eitrebnneel
5u SGut iino 9flege bes fiinitIeri
iden @ermafiniiies Der @ergnnsen
belt. Sbne iitertreibenbes Gel5itlol
burften mir ilrs iagen, bab bel feiner
8olte Die @eiiniuing Der GbriIrG,
Dor ben 9entirdIern 10 tieie @,tr3eIr
geihlagen bat tpie bel lrts i'm Sep
tember 1914 III Die Sagitng aiisgefnI
len. Soiiir nirb IN einem arober
Gbeile Der gebiloeien @eIt bic alnfIa
ge gegeu uns erboben, es iei infer
Sauoperf uuS itniere 9uit, 4iniiiiper
fe 3u seritoren Inn Der 3eritoriine
ipiIlen - einegerleiimonng, 10 Ifam
log unb 10 abiuro, oaB mir nns elm
fat) ipeigern miiiien, ms aegen lie 81
pertbeibiaen. Wer i'm poraus ent,
idIoiien iit, @eib SfJpars 81 nennel,
nit oem iprid. man nidt mebr.
Rerfipiirbig III. ipie Ole neueIien
@erleumOungen iebr alten bic Sano
reiden. Ger llntergang Der alt-6mi.
idelt aiinitnelt ioa bas @erf Der
@oten unb ganbalen iein. gs III
langit nadgetpieien iporoen, 6ah es
iid bierbei nm gan3 anoere, umiaiien.
oere imb bauernberellrinhen fian6eIt.
rMan fennt Gbifte aonig SDeobe.
r:6s, in bensn sr GdubmabregeIn fir
bic Grbaltimg Der gaiiiperfe Toms
anoronet," iolte mir Elm moberner
Senfmalspflepef. Tbut nifts - nod
INNER glaub. elm ieber Stnliener al
Die @relieI De- .,8oten uno 8onoa.
len" unb Der Same Der Ieeteren lit
sum Sprihport eeiporbeu. Tie Stall.
ensr felbit habsn bisI geiiintigi. Die
beriibnteiten Hdpiie Der RenniiInnce,
Elm SSiiliiis, eiu Geo baben nidt aufge.
bort, Jiomerbaiiten ob5ittragen. ipern
iie linen i'm @ege iparer ODER sur
gIusbeuting Deg foItbnren Materials
fir ibre eieenen @nuten; ini6 nod i'm
IL. Sabrbunbert ipuroe ollf l,rbart
VIII. Dos gpisranrm geprdat: ,.@as
Die 8nrbaren nif)t getban babcn, tfa.
ten Die garberini~ (oer SamiIicnna.
me oes 9apftes).
@ie itebt cs nit ben MinitperIii-
item Der 91noer 6iesieits Der Mlpen2
gSelfje gation bot bier bns meiitp auf
oem @etDiiien2 Wabrlidl, bic oelitifeI
liintl slud Diiroe man iidj irren,
Ipenn man i'm 5ortfhritt Der 2cit eli.
ne 5unebmenoe Sdonililg Der shinit.
oenfndIer bornusiebcn uoIIte. Gum
nariih IdBt lid, iagep: bns Miitefnl-
ter bat tpeniaer 5erItort ais Die Reii.
Ieit. Gum eritennlal iiiib Mlnitiperfe
Irunbfdbli6 unb nit 6db pernihtet
por0sn in ben Observation-Disclosures
,er fedsaebnisn Sabrbunbsrts. Cine
lleihmdbig perbreitete Bealeiter.
defining bsr refpru0tpriffen
Doltsbeneeung mar Der gilber.
tiirm aber nift. Sn DeiitiAIano it'll
r nur on ipenieen Grten iinb itnel[|
'oriibergebenb nisfsetreten. Daaeano,
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princeton llno BORT Union aurnpits;

prineeton uno port Union surnpife;
$1.00.
Wilton g. Campbell II. u. In aott
arfibdIb, Is 9pis in Gimdn nnt
0umtredt's Gub. bon 1erra 2llta;
$100.
glnna Heselman an Q5rdbam Sbulz
Ter, 20 BEL 100 Jub an Der Weitleits
BON ainn Str, 64.3 5uB iiiblid bon
Belts Str; 81.
Sba i. Sttsrs an 9bomas MeWse=
neb, SbeiI aon Cots ), 6 uub Z, in
Der Sub. bon Dapio peisrs 'eitate in
Winton plaee; 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-26

Observation-Disclosures 5ranes aus fei
ner aaiie entipenoet!!"
rSas 1T cine 2ige!" risi iie
has 1T etle 0iebertrG6tisteit, cir
| llniinn!" so
| Sect lieb iie Jernot's 9Gnbe los
uno ibrs Raierei mahte iib in lnss.
itiimen 9eberbsn 2uft. .prosper bat.
te geitoblen!" rief lis; has ipGre gu
bumml = StebIen, po5u? = geiiBi
sr ni9t ieIbit Elm bebsutenoes 9erm6'
seng"
nSm @esentbeile perii6ert man,
periebte Der poIi3siagent, noaB 9err
gertbomp tein anoeres glustommen
ais feline Sage babe.
9ei bieier 0erii6eruns idisnen iitl
ale @oriteIIungen Der junsen Dame al
perpirren, aber fpenise 4usenblidc
seniisten, ibr ibre 3uperiidt pisber 3u
seben; ibre 3ipeifeI pi1en.
nNein!" rief Iie, ,,nimmsrmebrl -
prospsr fam niht seitoblen babsn;
sIauben sic stipa, i9 bate i'm gum
Diebitable peranlobt? Dab Elm
aaiiirer, bem 9unbsrttauienbs onrdh
bic Sdnoe seben, nm eines gsliebten
Weibes nilIeu elm 8ieb tpsrben f0nns.
begrsift iid; aber qrosper liebt mid
nidt - er bat mid ME seliebt!." -
%, id0ne Sraul" entgesueis Der
goli5eiaeent NIT bem glusbrude Der
feiniteH @alanterie, runm0gli6 slaus
ben sic ielbft, mas Sic iprc4en."
sic fdiittelts irauris bas aOpfhen;
cine Sbrane sitterte in ibren ihDnsn
4ugen. %. idb CLAUDE e." sripiberts
iis. nunb ss lit bic Wabrbsitl @inmll
in meinem 2ebsn liebte mid Elm Wlann,
unS mas ih felt einsm Sabre ertrags
unb leibe, IGbt mid bsgreifen, lpas er
gelitten, aber IN prospsr's 2eben bin
i6 ui6ts, ni4ts fpsiter als Elm 3u'
faul"
.9lbsr ipes6alb :"
.glun ia, Sic frasen rueshalb2 =
Sic iinb pieusidt Elm tieferer Wens
i6entennsr ds i6 armes Wsabhen,
lpiifen sic es mir su iasen.
Wsr ergriiRbet bas 6sr5 zines Wans
nss, Der 70 psrIhloNen 1T, bab iein
Bid ME perratb, mas in ieiner Ssele
porssbt9 - ST iit gut, psrrdtb aber
ME cine Sbpd6e; man bdlt ibn fiji |
fiisIam - unb tGuitot iih."
Sn ibreU 4ufreguHg Iisb Niud ben
qsentsu auf Dem Grunbs ibrer Seele
leisn; lie abnte ni6i, ipen iis Dor iidl |
bate. Sernot feinsrieits prizes isin
Slid, sr bate bic peribpolIiten @nr |
peutuneen erbaIten; .r pubte iest, nit
peIdsm Waune er ss 5u ibun babe.
inb bel elmer Observation-Disclosures I
II bas BON Belong.
ruebsrbiea," fubr er fort, .iagt
nan, S.rr 8ertbomp isi eiH Spiels.,
inb oas Spiel Fibre melt"
9ppip sudts bic 9Idisln.
.Oas 1T ipabr," I" eripiberte iis, rer
'pi,lt; i'd iab Jpn jsbo6 ubne Die ges
,ineite Iufre9une btbtutenoe SnmmeH
Jetpinn.n unb berlieren. gr ipielt, abe.
Il lit tein Spisler ;zfr ipislt obns aeis
idum gum @ersniigen: er
# slei6siltig in anem;- taum i4eint
BIN mandmaI nod cine Seele innsSn'
pobnsn. 8, i6 bin nidt sliidli6! -
Inb oi.isr msnfd bate seitphIsn9 =
Ilimmrmebr! = gr, Der 10 faIt III,
,ag id bi. lleberSeuelua hes. irgenb
in fdDerss ungliid. elm gebsimes in,
lsrss 2sib,n mage serit0rsnS an feinsm
seben."
reprad .r ME NIT Shnsn iibsr isis
Ie 9ersangenbsita"
.Jafen 81, oenu nift, mas i9 4
ybnen iaste9 - Sd ertldrte Sbnsn
a, buB sr mid ni4t Iisbt."
(5orticsuns folgt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-26

ainitffot Giiropas bic erobten Ser.
lutte 5ligefiigt bat, gibt es imr bic
cine, gnn5 imfpeieerlide ant,uort:
oas frnn5oiiide. Gas ggort .ganoa.
Iismlls" iclltc oIs ein biiioriit III.
begriinoetes, Gus oemSpradge5rmif
peridipin6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-26
Der gurfde besruffifden
Sffiaiprs

Sm ruififden @efangenenlaser Bel
Rsibe bsfdDert fi9 Der 8urf6e zines
ruiliiden Sffisiers Bel Dem Wa6tbas
benbsn, bab er BON feinem 5errn gee
faassn tporben lei. atuf bic sSrags,
mas er ba5u geiust babe, antiportet Der
ManH:
r9ab icb geiast: rWas Senten Sie
fd?! Wir finb bod ui9t in Rug
lanbIM
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-26
Q 0 rfiatfa.

r0u, i'd tomme nit rem Tcbpersr
aoffer 10 Ionsiam BON Der eteue y.
iuiait Su ni6t laufsn unb bic To6rs
tarie fir mid I5fsn? Dus gtlb
gsbe id Dir an Der Babn!!1
s6m, rtfi germ ih i5nuie Dir
nbsr aud Dsinsn acfftr tragen!s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-26

lebt bate, suriidnebmsn tDnnen! 9lbe
! Sannab pubte piellei4t, bab Tie c
ME 70 ernit aemsint bate, boB fie If
lin @esentbeil bag erpbte Sertrcnel
fchenfte. Sa, Sanndb mubte bai
lGneft ipiifen.
| Oft, febr oft pertpeilte Mab an
Bette Der 2eibenben, obsr iie tam Uni
nebte bic brennenben 2ippen nit itdr
tenben Wein unb legte fiiblenbe &pm
prsffen auf bic fiebersliibenbe Gtirn.
Cine arantenidpeiter mar 5u,
8flese berbeiae3osen poroen, unb aud
Sudden fam aupeilen nit trDitenben
3uiprud nad Sunnab ie6en. Ra,
Mnna lieb Iidl niemals bliden.
4m iiebenien Sage ifien cine mert.
li6e SeridlimmeriinG einsetreten 81
fein. Wfap iaB allein BEL Der aranten,
ba bic Yfleserin iid fir einiee Stun.
ben suriidseaoaen bate. @s mar Elm
re9neriiher, biiiterer Nppembertae.
Sannab Lao nit seihloiIenen 9lu-
gen. nut ab unb gu, als ippllte lie e.
mas bon iith ideuden, ariff iie ab>
trebrerb nit ben SGnben burd bic
euft. plOBIid ihris lie in orGbli6er
WiIobeit auf, nobel iid bic trante
gruit in unseitiimen 9ltbemsiissn boo
rnb fenfte.
%, brinst ben 5ali6en = ben
Seu4Ier fort! Sein 4nblid tDbtei
midi SeOss Dprt 1T aue unb Srus!
9u bentit. i'd borte Define i6dnbliden
Worte nibt? ., binter Der sbiir i'm
0ieneraimmer au Weibenbera itedtc
i'd, als Su bem Groom iasteit, Ou
icieit nit Der id10nen Inua eine 8ette
elngeglngen, baB bic tleine, ideubli6e
StrDte binnen brsi Saaen in Did Der.
!iebt tpdre! ., tpie ible9t BON Dir =
sSpief!"
Wie aebannt Iaui6te Map bisien in
einem auraelnbeu Sons berporseitobs.
nen Heben!"
LIMB bann tpeiter iagteit Su su
oem Groom: 6a6aba, aetiibt, Orbent.
lid abeeidmabt bat iie mid nit ibren
pulitisen ReserIippen! pub = bas
i9medte abIheuli9l 2lber bic @ette
bah ih aelppnnen - iu6beb!"
Rap rii6rte fi6 nidt. @inige sri.
nuten laa Die arauts fill, bann fubr
lie in ibrsm OeIirium fprt:
%, unb i'd babe i'm bod 10 Iieb ae.
Rabt - ibm 10 gans psrtraut! DieIe
Sdanoe uno alI' bic bGmiI6en @eiif,.
ter ertrass i'd ni6t! 2abt mid fort Il
nett fort pOn bier!"
Sept Ieate Map lire tpeiae, fiible
6anb auf bic brennenbe Stirn.
rSannab, lei rubis, i9 bin Bel
Dir - Mib Mab!"
nWtih Wap!" itammelten bic biden,
eBt nod msbr aufsefhpollenen Sip.
,en. pWfib Mah iis lit gut! Gin aols
,enes 6ers!"
Sbrdns I'm s6rGne rieIelte Der Can.
6enoen iiber bic @ansen niebsr. sSebt
da bic arante ipieber regunsslos; tein
mar berne6mbar.
SIMMER nod prafelte Der Resen an
ne sseniteri9siben unb tIasenb bsuIte
'er Winb i'm aamin. Der seitise so.
emberabenb bate ii6 beute nod fri.
er berabaeientt als fonit.
als bic aranfsnfhpeiier pieber
ns 3immer trat. 1par es bereits bunte.
IN tlsinen, fat uHbeimIid itiIlsn Rau.
ne.
DSie bat ununterbroaen in ibrer
Ruttsrfpra6e pbantafirt!" fliiifert.
Kan Der pfleserin Ieiie su. .Iber,
5ott lei Sant. nun i6Idft iie!"
50. Sannab mar eiusef9lufen, Inn
ie mebr au erpaden! sSbrsn @unih, I
,eit fort au aeben, bate 9ott erfillt.
9Bas lisst on mir" 4rms, tlsine !
'annab! q
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Neniffeton.
DcrS9ein.
Rpman DOH

Doris Grstin p. Spattssn
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4us Der bOberen SD
terfhuIe

2ebrerin: pDie Oisle 4rten Don
poeiie unterf9eiben fpir9"
gadfif@ (rla@ lmgerem 8eiinnen):
yDreitrlei."
9ebrertn: rHennen sic mir oieIe!"
gddfiidb: .Die lprii4e g}osfis, bie
bramdtiide -"
2ebrerin: yHa, uno be cpl =
@adftiA: 1Dis spissmif@s!'
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2 gan stsaans in grIssn sas gInennal gssbalt..
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-12
WILL DELIVER LETTERS
ADDRESSED TO SANTA CLAUS
Post-Omce Department Sends Bulletin
Of Instructions TO PostmUstcr
Hay IT. Thornton

Uncle Sam will again follow his
r IN making Christmas happy for the
little ones who have not lost their
Illusions in regard to the beloved saint.
and resort to the mails to make their
wishes known to him. Postmaster Hay
L. Thornton was instructed yesterday
by tho Post office Department to turn
Santa Claus letters over TO charitable
ocgnnizntions OF individuals who wish
ton on the subject follows:
"Postmasters are authorized to de-
liver all letters on which the postage
has been fully prepaid arriving at their
respective offices during the month OF
December of each year. which arc adj
Santa Claus without other terms or cx-
pressions identifying the person for
whom such letters are intended, to
responsible institutions or reputable
individuals in the town or city of ad-
dress. who may desire to use them for
ters or this character addressed for
local delivery, on which the postage
has not been prepaid, or paid ut less
than the fun rate. also may be de-
Hvered TO such Institutions or indi-
vlduals on the payment of postage with
which they arc chargeabIe. In event
that the letters are requested By more
than ono individual or institution, the
postmaster shall distribute them in
SUCH proportions as he may deem
presented, the letters are to be sent
to the Dead Letter Office
through Adjutant Johnson. disposed of
the majority of the childish appeals.
The army was the first to request the
that the children received something,
IT the case was worthy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-12
PHYSICIANS JOIN SOUTH
IN H0NORlNG MOORE
Would Erect Monument TO Memory OF
SUPERINTENDENT of Confederate

DR., Samuel II. Lewis. Commissions
for Confederate Graves OF the United
States War Department. is in Richmond
attending tho annual convention OF the
Southern Medical Convention, now in
session Mt the Jefferson Hotel. Pri-
marily his business !n Richmond at
this time Is to interest the conven-
city monument TO SUPERINTENDENT
Samuel Preston Moore, of the Confed-
crate States Army,.and to the medical
and surgical service OF that army.
This movement has gained wide
spread publicity. and : Is heartily in
dorsed by a number OF Southern in
stitutions, rs n most worthy way in
which TO show the appreciation of the
South for the eminent service which
rendered the Southern cause during the
war. and the Southern people. cspec-
Tally those OF Richmond, Immediately
after the close OF hostilitics. The Med
ical College of Virginia. the United
Daughters OF the Confederacy. United
Confederate Veterans, the United Sons
OF Confederate Veterans and the South
rention. have Endorsed the proposed
movement.
While a great deal OF DIR. Lowis's
work in Richmond Will he devoted to
this proposal, he Will accomplish all
that Is possible in the way OF caring
for the unmarked graves OF Confed-
crate veterans. This is DIR. Lewis's
particular work in tho War Depart
ment at Washington. and he announced
| last night that he would welcome any
information concerning graves OF Con
| fedcrase soldiers which arc not. recciv-
ing the care and attcntion to which
they arc entitled.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-12
CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION
ENDS WITH TERM ON ROADS
supreme Court Of Appeals Refuses to
Intervene In Case c. Irvine
Walker.

a'hc Supreme Court OF Appeals yes
terday refused to interfere with the
Judgment of'the Circuit Court Of Neck
lenburG. County in the case OF G. Ir-
yin Walker. who was convicted August
1907 cutting and wounding c.. a..
Saunders ut a Christmas treo celcbra-
ton In the schoolhouse. near Shelton.
December "a OF last year.
Walker Will have to spend one
Ncar at hard labor on the public
roads. The difficulty grow out of tho
persistent playing OF n banjo By George
painter against the remonstrances OF
Saunders, Mrs. c. NJ. Evans, principal
OF; the school, and Miss Carrie Walk
cr, her assistant
Painter was Jointly indicted will.
Walker. Both: had been drinking
freely. Others I'm the schoolhouse We're
also in a hilarious mood.
IT Is recited In the petition that
"thc program consisted of Rotations.
music and the distribution OF pres
cnts. Many of the men In the crowd
were under the influence of liquor.
TIE iovial feelings OF the audience
were in evidence now and then by
the shutting of feet In impromptu
ming OF q banjo and much loud talk.
inF5which large portion of the as
seplblagc participated. All was mirth
and jollity."
Such was tho scene, when. it is al
legged, Saunders slapped Painter in the
face, after FAINTER had cursed him,
ana the .roue H. house session began,
in,Ewhich Walker drew his blade and
stabbed Saunders.
Thc petition OF Henry Lee Price and
ThJmns Gray Price and others vs..
II,icy y. Price, eXccutriX, and others.
was received. Tho case comes from
tho Circuit: Court of Franklin County,
Where judgment was awarded against
the petitioners in Il suit brought to
have certain deed executed By T..
IT, billiard, trustee. to Owen Ii. Price,
in 1890, annulled.
\ writ of error and superscdeas
wero awarded the, Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company III the case Of
James i. Baylor, trustee, VS.. the. Chcs-
nuealic and Ohio Hallway Company,
which 4 comes from tho Circuit Court
of Albcmarle County, where Baylor
won 3, Judgment for $475. The orig
7inal suit was brought to recover on
account OF damage done to n tract of
bland in the Blue Ridge Mountains by
| a flro which started from sparks from
1ta locomotive.
Cases were argued yesterday rs fol-
lows:
Argued hy Judge Alvin Il. Embrey for
3appellants. and by J. w. Chinn. Jr.,
e. &. Harding Walker for the appellecs,
Hand submitted.
Trower Committee VS.. Spady ct ais.
'isartiy argued. and continued until to-
norroW. 49, !, Z.
yss Cherry, Hartley VS. Neayes ct ais,
pany and Wyatt ct OIL VS.. Gleason
! l. = " | E. VI o. + .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-12
APPRECIATE GIFT OF FLAG
Daughters of Revolution Send Thank
to Governor Stuart.

The flag OF Virginia will float in the
breeze from the top OF Continental
Hall, the marble home OF the National
Society OF tho Daughters OF the Amer
lean Revolution, in company with the
flags of many other States, within q
few days. The flag was presented re
Gently by Governor Stuart, in the name
OF tho Commonwealth.
regent of the Daughters OF the Amor
lean Revolution. Portsmouth. Governor
stuart yesterday received 1.-The fol-
lowing:
Dear Sir.-The Virginia Daughters
wish to thank you for your very hand
some gift to- them through Common
'of q silk flag or the State of Virginia.
This flag MIL be hung In the audi
torium OF the Memorial Cont lnenta u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-12

Miss Adele writes: "AIy hnir is comb
Ing out, my scalp itches and dandruff is
ve1'y annoying, and / want something
TO euro these conditions.
Answer: For hair and scalp troubles
u have never found anything to equal
tho beneficial results Of q thorough
treatment Of plain yellow minyol. 1t
Is cooling, cleansing and invisorating,
and thousands now use It regularly as
Il hair and scalp, tonir.
Henry j. c. writes: Something seems
to BIO wrong with my system and I
don't know what it is. j have huge
puffs under my eyes my eyes are blood
shot In morning and my feet and
ankles are swollen. Sometimes have
chills and feel weak and tired most OF
tho time"
Answer: Your eliminating organs.
such as liver and kidneys. are in need
OF treatment. Degln taking balnwort
tablets ut once. Get them in sealed
tnbes with full directions OF any we'll
stocked druggist.
c. NJ. c. asks: please relieve me of
n coated tongue. foul breath, headache,
constipation and general Ill health"
Answer: II habitually constlpateel.
you Should take three grain; sulpherb
tablets (not sulphur) and arouse the
organs which eliminate waste material
from your body; These tablets purify
the Blood%and improve tho health by