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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-06

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-06
Gin brifii9es mab elm rni'
fiiHes S6iff

Sn Der HGbe Der Snfe
Wrisbt in ben Sranb
ge6o6rt.
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iiT9. Barrie .Sermss" purben ON
Sonnias Ra9mitias in Der Rdbe Der
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Wann Don Der 8sfaBuus Der Barrie gee
tangten F6sr ans aanb. Sis .!5srmss"
mar cine Barrie BON 973 EoHHen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-06
Sontt brrrfd9t auf ofna Nrir9sf1anplat nfr=
baltni6n,a6i9r Stillf.
lImgarm iuia nid)ts BON eis
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gu siuem fiesrsi4sn
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bag bic innsrsu StreitisteitsH in lln'
garn siusn Sspuratfriebeu sur JOlg:
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friibsrs unsarifde premisr, nit gssus
auf bic Gerii6te, bab bic SppOiition
in unsarn fir ben abi4Iub zines Ses
pcrotfrieosns i.i.
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ben 5risbeH, Der ben unertrGsIi9sn
0erbdItnifsH Elm GHbe MAIDEN pirb,
bic ben ariss perdnIast babsn. Die
pOIitiiasn Differsuasu, bic isBt tn
llnsaru bsftebeH, ipsrosn Dabri4siu.
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ssuS Elm. partei in linsarn i5nsr
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ben 6runb ssbobrt.
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ftautinOp.I ssmsIbst pirb. iii bert bi.
fOIssuSs OffisistIe 9spsf4s O.rOffsnt.
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runfsre 8otterie in aRmtaIs Bat
ciHsn fsinblidsn RinsHTudsr ssritOrt,
Der osrfudt bait.. in bic SurSunsasn
.inSuIaufsH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-06
1as britiIde Van3eri@iH
,,Sprb SHELTON"
Su ben Durbanelltn ses.
ftraHbsi unS SoH ben
tHriif4tn 9attsrieR
3nfammeustf&of'

Berlin, s. april. auf brabilo.
fem Mkss na4 gopuilIe. q. o. @is
bic HsberIesiI6s Ha9ri9ten agentur
bsri6tst. in. Dis Don aibsn aus bisr'
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ssri9iff .aprb ReIfOu', na4bsm q
IN ben Darnansasn seftranSet. bon
ben iiiriii&sn siranbbatisrisn ssrfi0ri
poroen.
Die D,peids fiisi binsu, bab IN si'
ntm Don ben britif4en unb fraHa0it'
isten abmii, IN abgebaItenen arisss'
raib bef9loIItn iDorbsu iei. ben gsr'
fud. bic Durhfnbrt burd bic Ddrbas
nenen su trsipiussrt porIaufig aufsu'
seben, nell nidt gmus Sanhungs'
ssnppsn pDrbauben frlb.
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gnbeufnns p6n BEN gsrluft bes pan'
ssrIdiffss .aorD gaslfpn-. Der Rams
Dts G6ifiss mar bisbsr in bat Seps'
itsn. bic anf bic Cpsrdtionsn gssus
baben, nidt ssnannt tuornen
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nm wdHsrrrsranguHs unb iDurSs in
Sabre 1905 e,bout. s<ins armiruna
beiianb aus pier 12sSuiseu. ssbu s.2'
s5lIissn anb breiaebu 3sSnissu 6e'
iaiissn. Die 4sfcsuus bsiiaHs aus
s65 Usann.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-06

ROtbsn arsa3 unb 5Iisssrabt6eilungsu
psrfsbsn FnO. Wsun ougsii4ts biefer
8orberetiuus.n nod Der rrDtAe RObis
lifationsbsfsbI+ erIoifsH iusrSsn fOlts.
- fOssnauut, nsiI bic 5e.rsffenbs
proilamatIun NIT poibsu 8u4itubta
sebrudt piro - niirbt bies nur cine
Jormfa6s isin. llH.er ssp09HIideH
gerhiItuiHsu piirhe bisROnsentriruus
Osr arupp.n na9 Dem GrIab bes WaD.
biIifatiouakfsbIs sDsi Bodsu Bis els
nen Wpnat in aHipru9 nebmsH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-06

Uisni4enIe6en Bel fol9en ansriffen
5u Derbiitsn. gnslanbs 9erbaltsn bat
Ii9 gednbert, neil bic 3sritDrnng Der
.Suiaba" ben gsipsis seliefert but.
bub Der pufnsierOertebr ni9t fnc6r
iidsr if. unb neil Iein pirtbT8ofili.
DIES as6sn burd ben llnterTestries in
ernttli6er WeiIs seii6rt tpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-06
2lur in Sen Sarpaf6en fnoeu nnun-
fer6ro&eu 6effise &dmpfe faf.
M4e Mm9riife Der Mnilen eriol9rei6
abgei64agen.

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SaHr aDHb as bic IN
baupuHa HaHaHan
seaiae sra
"a. .ELtsa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-06
QNefferberid1f.

Sir bio un6 bag iptIfIi9e
pennfplDdnien: 9beilpeiTe tribes
Wettsr am Oisnifag. 4m
f9ones Wetter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-06
sJtaIieniiber 1au,pier
Coll bon einem btuti den
nntsrftsboot ssrfSrt
mor6su 1eiu

gsnua, Stall. 5.afpriI. amMontda
ipurbe biz bsbaupt,i, bob Elm beuti9ss
llntsriw5oos ben italisnif6en Dams
H.r .auisi parobi1. Der am %. Sa'
ir NIT sinsr 2abung achleu bon
:uo mad Baltimore abgins, In ben
|Inb ssbobrt babs. Dos Geriiai
urfahie cine GsnIdtiOn. Die gluf'
Jung. bic ss perurfadte, purbe baIS
srpB, bab bic RsgisruHs sasrsifA.
Rabrsssln ersrsifsn mubis, um biz
bsutI5s aolonis uno bic Gsfd6fis Don
Dsutften gu bsf9iis,n. ilsbsr baa
s9idial Der gsfosuns bss DdmpfeIs,
bic gang aus GenusfsH bsiianb, II
ni9.s bs.aHnt.
Die -auisi parobi- mar elm Dam.
pier bon 2672 acnnen. CT sins am
%. Jnnuar DON galtimor. mad
aupuitn, si,iIi<u, a5. 9a man fsii
bsr abfabrt uiGts msbr Don b,m0dm,
pier ssb0rt battle, purbe sr f@on BOZ
sinissr 3,it in ben RarinsIifsn ala
-iibsrfdIls. nngefibrt-
Gs IN nusIdublih, bab Der Sum'
pier BON sinsm SsuifdsB lintsriestOOi
ssrf5ri porbsu III. bsun ipsnn Siss Der
San sspsien mare. miibhn iia BIZ
GperatiOnsn Der b,uiiam 8Ooie Biz
nett in ben atlantii5sn C5san biu.ir
unb bis an bic Mstrugs Don Gibrdl'
tar ssittsdsn, mas Sur@aiis uHDobr.
f@tiuIi9 III.
aldrmgera9t.
Jm 8aag. 8. aprll, Sn Berlin
mar Gm Wspniaa Elm gsriiGi i'm I'm.
Icuf nr5 sni54<n China nnb Sapar
9ritg srtIdrt lpprbsn i,i, ater ioipobl
Der 6isFse ipit Der @insiif9s gsiaabil
Bat Siilss GsriiSi fis znrsss e.
sSst
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-06
3pei beutid)e Ciiisiere
aus Dem 3pn5entrations.
lager in Oenbisb, males,
eutfo men

2oubon, 5. april. 3psi bsutfde
Sffi5isre iino in Der lssien Ra6t aus
bem RouaentraiionsIager fir arissss
Osfansene in 9enbisb, WaIes. .nttOm.
men, RGmli4 bic 9eu.nonts BON SlHs
oers 9abon uub 8. am6Ier. Der
9eBtere III elmer Der Qoiatitsr, bic in
Der ROrbise aufsefiIdt Duroen.
Die 6eiosn SfFiSiers battsn iiCb NOD
ON SDuntus 9beHb I'm a9t ubr beiR
2lppen sensIoet. am Wontls RorseH
Duroen tie aber pernibi.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-24
BRING ROCKAWAY HERE.
sand pirates Carrying on Sea Floor
for New York Buildings.

sand pirates are the latest troubles
~ seashore land owners. The new kind
~ brigands may not have appeared on
any other coast but Rockaway as yet for
the reason that they have not been driven
on Reports from Rockaway Indicate
that IT the pirates are not driven Off
soon li'tlc OF Rockaway viii be remaining
this summer for tent colonies and ainuse-
ment parks, as 1t will be in the sand
markets Of New York or ia structural
operations
Scuws come up TO the beach and load
mp with sea sand The trade is piled
on the recent decision of the supreme
Court that uu payment need be made for
sand taken below the high water mark on
the beach.
Real estate men claim property at the
water edge VIII suffer. az the hulkheads
set up by nature against the ocean arc
being removed.
The result will he that the area suit
able tar development will be- narrowed
every dtN the piracy continues.
The RoCkaway Point Company ella Inns
many Of It's bungalows are being ieOpar-
died Conditions have reached the stage
where tho courts are to be asked for
help Frank Mater. hotelkeepe' at
RuckaWay Point has brought an action
{, stop the removal OF ROCkawHv's sea
Hou, sand dealers claim thar the ocean
washes 900 new material t. take the
place OF that removed, and that the cruN
Of the matter Is that the court decision
has don. away with payments formerly
made tp claimants OF the beach front.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-24
ToRRENs LAW IS FAVORED.
u. E. BOARD aud TITLE OmciaIs Say
~ should he Iard More.

The Real Estate Board OF New York
is in favor OF the Torrens system Of
recording titles TO real estate. a subject
some time ago.
To Gnd out II the law was practical or
could he made so the Real Estate Board
some months ago selected a committee
to investigate the measure and what
benefit II any II afforded real estate. The
interesting feature Of this committee,
which has approved the measure, is that
on IL were Walter Lindner, solicitor Of
the Title Guarantee and Trust Company,
and Henry u. ChitiCk. vino holds the
same position with the LAWYERS Title
Insurance Company. organizations which
| have bitterly fought the Torrens system
| from the very beginning
other members on the committee were
| Prof. Alfred O. Reeves. chairman irving
! Rutland. David \. Clarkson. cyril ~. Bur
| dett. Charles II. Ayres. George w. OIL
vany, Edward Alexander, Harry Percy
! David. Lawrence NJ. - Mcclure ana
Richard o. Chluck
Tho substance Of the report made to
| the governors Of the Real Estate Board
| by the committee was that the principle
Of the Torrens law Is right that the
New York law is constitutional and that
the law ought TO be fostered and used to
a greater extent
The committee recommended also that
Subcommittee be appointed to draw
up amendments to the existing statutes
without regard to any possible Constitu-
tGual amendment and that another COM
utttee working In harmony with the first
study the ACCESSIBILITY OF any cOnstitu-
tional amendment and 10 suggest any
that 1t might think proper
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-24
WHERE SHALL | BUILD
MY COUNTRY HOUSE

OF places such as R,deeheld, Palisades
Park .routa, EngleNuud, TenanN,
Crp-Sklu CIustcr and Norwood, all
within about twenty miles on the North
ern Railroad ~ New Jersey. Tia Fori
Lee ferry with trolley lines gives a
handy connection to the centrally To-
Gated owns I'm the above list
I'm the section northcrly of he Hack
ensuCk meadows. served by The Ere,
the West shore and the New Jersey
and Sew York Railroad, with elevations
around $50 feet. are a string Of towns
including Rutherford. Woodbridge, Has
brouck Heights Ridgefeld Park ora
dell. Haworth and Wcstwoud, all within
twenty-five miles Of The metropolis.
About all the rest II New Jersey :
commuters are distributed upon the
slopes or I'M the midst ~ the ridge
which opposes the Palisades and y
known as the Watching or Orange
Mountains. This ridge extends for
thirty miles from Painfe'l northeast
erly to a point beyond Paterson. IL
Crest * from fourteen TO twenty-five
IN les from the city. The elevations
run up to 500 fee, or more The land
is composed mostly Of rap rock and
tldN nut IL pIodut'S any lnluS from
bungalows 20 watermelons
or this territory Tho southernmost and
lowest part through Elizabeth Railway.
Ms,uchcn and New Brunswlck. =
served most eNceleutly by The main
line of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Al
an angle 20 this line and advancing
westerly through Elizabeth, Crawford
and Wcsthed, then Sklrtlng the Wat
chung Hills through plaintield To Bound
Brook rs the New Jersey Central Rail
road, llereabout slopes ana plateaus
border the hilly heights, which are NC
cessiblc at Planheld and the sleepy
village Of Scotch Plains 4 handy
trolley line parallels the railroad and
there is a new trolley tapping a quaint
old region from Elizabeth through
Union and Springfield to Summit.
A branch OF The Delaware. IaCka-
wanna aud Western meandcrs through
the picturesque Oranges. goes throue h
short Iills and lofty summit sends
focIor along tho western wldncss
Of the Watching HIS aHd boldly adj
Vances 20 the at'stocratic purg OF Nor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-24
TO DISCUSS MUNICIPAL NEEDS.
Speakers at Real Estate Bonrd
Dinner 10 Have Interesting Topics.

Arrangements are practically completed
ful the annual dinner OF the Real Estate
Board OF Sew York TO be held Saturday
evening, February 8, at the Waldorf
Astoria This is the nineteenth annual
AFFAIR that the Real Estate Board has
held. and Elisha Saifliu. secretary OF the
board and chairman of the dinner com
mittcc. expects that the attendance and
completeness Of details this year VIII sur
pass AIN previous efforts. More than 900
DINERS ore expected TO be present
The dIluyr this Year viii be 81 unusual
interest due TO the fact that most OF tho
speakers Will deal with municipal and
legislative measures Of vital interest to
real estate owners and 10 the growth and
development Of the city
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-24
WOMEN nj, sE,snoRE Lors.

Recent sales ut Manhattan Beacon iu-
clude q plot IONl0O feet ON the east side
OF Dover street south OF oriental Boule-
ward to 4. Milen plot 40NiO0 feet on the
cast side Of Exeter street south OF Orieu-
tai Boulevard to Alice Wolfe rr im-
proyemeut with a bungalow, and t"o
plots ION10O feet on the west side u
Yves Erd avenue -Iltl Oi brie"tI.
Boulevard. to Ida T.. Dietrich, on VIII 10
two bungalows are being built
Within the Last few weeks plans Tor
twelve new bungalows have peeu sub
mitted for approval which forecasts q
very active spring at Manhattan Beach
Estates
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-24
II for Edward ]. Cor

Eighty-third street for Edward J. Cor
nclis to Carl Steiner for a term OF years.
The IIoughton Company has leased for
term Of five years the three story and
basement dwelling at 1874 West Eighty
NTH street for Isabel De +. Cobron to
Florence Schmdtkc
shaw & Co have leased for Mary w.
Schcpor the three story and basement
dwelling at 1856 LenoN avenue to Joseph
A. Krnuowsky for a term OF years
\ s Maxwell has leased for a term Of
years the three story dwelling o.. G32
West l3Nth street to Mrs. Calhoun and
the three story dwelling at 50 Hamilton
place for term or years to William
Wilson
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-24
Communication Low.

re" "I '"e PAGES mentioned i'm this
80" are more IMAM an hours ude
rom '"r ''N' WINE most OF them are
MN" '"'e'-l ''rl'lS OF nm hour The
"l''"-' lH'".n'' continuation is prob
'",1 ""''' 80 MOS Jersey comma
'r'7 II" ''nEe' 'r'NtI 10y trrrNboat; they
we Ii"1S'H ny '""e ana tunnel
''' ~ 80 "'"'N runners ana may
~" J" "S'''
New Jersey Ike staten Island, is
MS" on 'he way L" get an absolute d.
Nn''' from 'ne mosquito, thanks To the
'"u''H ' HO"'" ana county official
"o"'rN' J." many areas inc winged var
'n'l'S are "I'a"N incoming natural
W w.
An acre OF ground IS 5000 square
teet ana contains about seventeen lots,
'aoh - nS 100 feet. The value Of an
aero Wlihln Twenty-Five miles u! New
l"rk ana nan mile or SO Of rail-
'""u STATION may he roughly estimated
'l minimum of $500. Several acres
VIII come cheaper and Of course umdr-
N''"p'd SECTIONS VIII on"r the bargains
III Ut" same area Il lot is worth 500
ana upward, according 10 Improvement
'" ~, I"'''lo"'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-24
>rw wrsr s,pE WAREHOUSE.

on the south side ~ l0Tth street. 225
feet west OF columbus avenue Is to be
erected q nine story storage warehouse
and two story garage for the Chelsea
Storage Warehouses. The warehouse will
have frontage ~ l06lO feet and a
depth OF lOOli feet, and the garage a
frontage of 3O.7 feet and q depth Of
1O01t feet Dietrich Workman and
Henry H. Braun are the architects and
have estimated the cost at 500 600
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-24
sI,oos.5ao ran FEES.

Real estate is generally cousid red TO he
far from active, vet Sl,"aN. $50 % WAS
paid last year TO Il sist'r Hopper iu mort
gage fees and other ,harg ON real cs-
tat, documents and rocu dis Of deeds ilcd
with On. Il gIster during the tWclNs
months Papers numbering 2G.u9i were
examined during the year as To their ttN-
ability by tine mortgage TAX department
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-24
M,n>Er roR uRo>x CENTRE.

Ground has been broken for a new
uuk.t which will occupy plot OF about
three tots on the north side OF lG0;h
street. just west OF Prospect avenue and
10 the rear of the Prospect Theatre. The
..'. ,s opposite the row Of buildings
nuuVu as "BrouN Centre Wolf Bur
band .- tine buildc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-24
Coal.a cd from Thvd Page.

White PLAINS mos, Of winch places are
under am hours ride Along the line
there are fancy developments and
medium priced areas ana truly rural
spots where you can quite forget the
noise Of the world and muse upon the
MERITS OF siberian alfalfa.
From % mile and half to three miles
west the Harlem Railroad is pardlleied
u, the Sew York and Putnam Division,
wnlcn taps "a country oven more rural
ard NJ somewhat greater elevation. The
nearby Hudson and the lordlN Palisades
uu the further shore may he sighted
from many favorable heights. Among
.ne stations are Lincoln DunWoodie
Bpn Mawr. Nepperhan, ST. Andrews,
Npprrl Park and Primrose While
there are charming streams and ponds
On the central region their use Is re-
-rrrtcd 10y the fact they are included
.u New York = system Of water supply
These restrictions do not detraCt from
the scenery ana are of local hygentc
value bat II you want 10 battle, boat
ami nsh YOU must 60 either to the
sound or the Hudson.
Along the American Rhine he COM
mater puy,N sCart"rs all the way from
Workers even ~ far as rerNskiil and
hoaus that he has the advantage OF
the main line Of the Ncw York Central,
There are large estates and also mod
est home spots. Hastings, Dobbs Ferry
Irviugton and Tarrytown are some Of
the places within "A twenty-five mile
limit
A spec.a, convenience IN scouting the
WeStchcster region is the common ter
minus of ~ four railroad lines in the
Grand Central station at Forty-second
street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-24
MORE APARTMENT
BUYING ON HEIGHTS
100000 louise on Pinehurst Avenue
Sold by Realty CO. to an Investor
--03d St. Dwellings Resold.

la,lou on TrouuEhuysen road Brighton
Heights : T., commanding views Of New
Nor, BAY and harbor. ON which the buyer
N'I erect house for his own occupancy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-24

NV Jersey. he biggest ~ all New
YorNs suburbs and probably having
more commuters than al other areas
put together, may he described for our
purpose as two ridges a dozen or more
miles apart and chiefly marsh between
The FIRST ridge Is the hacking ~ the
Hudson's Palisades, along the western
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-24

30 LIT roR nt>i>l,> "a rro.,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
NO REAL FREEDOM HERE
Opinion of Argentine Youth. Who Is
Locked Up Various
(hurNcs,

CHICAGO, November Ga young
man of pleasing address, who COM
planned that there was no real freedom
in the United States and who to-day
was bound over in Jail on several
charges of operating confidence games.
was identified tonight as Jorge Villa
nueva. son OF Bcnito Nillanueva, Vice
President of the Argentine Republic
He was arrested as II. de Clayet. and.
according to the police, he has used a
number Of other names throughout the
country. When bail was provided on
two charges, he was rcarreStcd on
complaint of the Trenton, y. j., police
who said they had a forgery charge
against him. Misuse Of bank checks
was alleged to he the basis OF all the
charges. He said an annual allowance
OF $4,000 his father had made him while
at Harvard University had been cut
off for year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
LfNCliBTRG ASSESSMENT
MAKES GOOD SHOWING

LfNCHBCRG. VA, November c.
The assessed value of personal and
realty in LynchburS this year aggre-
gates 100000, and it is remarkahle
tax experts say, that there is only a
difference OF about $40 in the two
assessments, the balance being in favor
of personality.
The new realty assessment gives the
city values taxable of sl9300,O00 and
the last assessment by the State Cor
porat!on Commission on railway rights
or way aggregated sl,70o.0O0. giving a
total of $2l 100000 The tangible and
Intangible personally assessment this
year aggregated Sll.623I07 Mer-
chants capital amounted to s6,S243S3
and the S2.6i3.217 assessment on bank
st' oks brings this phase of the city's
revenue producers up TO Just a little
more than SCI. 10000
IL is hardly proba BILE that any other
city In the state can make such a
showing outside OF Richmond and
Norfolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
HUERTA is GOING HOME.
lsccnusc of III Health Former Mexican
Dictator VIII He Taken to
I'll pusO.

SAN ANTONIO, TEN. November g.
Upon advice OF the attending physician
the department of Justice, through
United States District Attorney ]. l..
Camp, OF San -Antonio, has given per-
mission for removal OF General Vic
toriano liuerta from Fort Bliss to his
home in FL paSo. His condition, while
not necessarily dangerout, is said TO
be such that he must be given care
ful nursing and the comforts of home
and family. General Hucrta will be
placed under guard OF United States
deputy marshals during his stay ut
horuc, where his wife and children will
nurse him. 1t WAS announced tonight
that General Huerta would be per-
United TO remain ~ home until his
transfer to san Antonio for trial about
the middle OF December on charge
OF ViOlatin:: the neutrality laws.