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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-03-19

lent roosting rooms. are desirable and
necessary but 70 you would keep clear
of sorehead you must guard against
the deadly mosquito. Late in the
summer OF last season ! had some
very fine individuals which | wished
to give special advantage and turned
them into a tomato patch for shade
and to get the insects. failed to
take the precaution about mosquitoes
In the thick tomato vines, and In only
day or two found the vines were
swarming with mosquitoes and that
blotches were appearing on the combs
and gills OF my fine chickens. Sore
head developed at once and they died
and died quick. and none OF the other
chickens In my yard had sorehead.
This was an extreme case but II dem
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-03-19

the farms are suitable for storing Of
fruit II ventilation system is in
stalled The best ventilation con-
sists Of three openings made OF tile
in the roof and covered with an A.
shaped board cover to keep out tho
rain. Te perfect this manner of
ventilation, there should be openings
in the floor which connect with tile
running to the outer air
Maintain constant temperature OF
about 33 degrees farenhcit which will
give the best results in such cave.
The cave. says the Oklahoma Farm
er. should be located upon the ground
which is well drained and a north
east front II preferred. although an
east front is better than a west or a
south front.
Apples. root eros. potatoes, etc.
should never be stored In the same
pit. IL the pit type OF storage Is us
ed. the location should be carefully
selected where the pit viii have good
drainage. In preparing the pit Il Is
best to dig from four to eighteen
inches into the ground. as this will
give a more even temperature than II
the vegetables are placed on top Of
the ground. The rick style of Dit
is best adapted for storing large
quantities. A trench should be dug
around the pit which will carry off
the surface water.
Never put spoiled OF wormy pro-
ducts In the pit. The fruit or vege-
tables should be covered with en-
ough straw or grass to form two or
three inches OF insulation after the
soil is in place. II the pit Is filled
early in the year II is best to use
slough grass or cane fodder TO shed
water. Part OF this should be remov-
ed when the earth Is put on. Enough
dirt should be used to prevent freez
ing. A two-inch pipe should run
from the outside to the bottom of tbs
pit to serve as a ventilator. II II
better to have this pipe in place wher
the fruit is placed In the pit than
after the fruit has been stored fol
some time.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-03-19

Mr.. w. II. CLANCY, r. +. ID. 2
sutherlln. Pittsylvanla Co. Va,
writes: For the past twelve months
/ have been a sufferer from catarrh
OF the head Since taking four bot
ties OF your Peruna feel like a
different person altogether The Sc
we're pains In my head have disap-
peared. and my entire system has
been greatly strengthened.
This Is my first testimonial TO the
curative qualities OF any patent
medicine. feel Il duty TO man
kind TO let them know OF Peruna.
In my estimation II is the greatest
medicine on earth for catarrh."
We have thousands OF testimonials
like Mr. chaneys. Some Of them
we're cured after years OF suffering
and disappointment In finding a
remedy Q
Send for free copy OF "1lis OF Life"
The Peruna Co. Columbus. ohio.
Those who object 20 liquid medi-
zines can now procure Peruna Tab
let's.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-03-19

onstrated beyond doabt that the
mosquito bite produces sorehoad. and
that numerous mosquitoes will peo-
duce it In violent form.
advise chicken fancicrs and rails
ess. for tho coming season, to screen
their coops. and posting places, es-
pccially for their young and growing
stock. at night. and avoid having
their chickens shelter under dense
shades where Il is damp. in the day
time These damp places breed mos
quitoes and they inhablt the dense
shades where the chickens resort TO
escape the heat OF the sun.
Chickens and mosquitoes cannot
live long together. The mosquitoes
will do we'll. but IL will be the death
OF the chickens. JOHN H. BoYET.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-03-19
sorchead Among Chickens.

have discovered that the sorehead
among chickens is caused by the mos
quito bite, and take this occasion
to warn the chicken fanciers. and the
chicken raisers to guard against this
deadly mosquito during the coming
season. Whether 1t is the only cause
or not l am not positive as l an not
certain that there is no sorehead In
sections that are absolutely uninfest-
ed by mosquitoes. but do know that
where | have had no mosquitoes I
have had no sorehead / also know
that for fifteen years of watchful
experience in raising chickens they
have almost invariably had sorehead
where the chickens have been expos
ed TO mosquito bite. Sorehead may
become infectious from filthy coops,
and from crowding, but l seriously
doubt II sorehead ever originated in
any poultry yard from this cause.
Clean coops, pure water, and suffic-
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-03-19
Won Can Keen Vrgctahles

More care is needed In storing veg
etables on Oklahoma farms, II Is
easy to keep them n they are han
died properly but II they are not
there may be considerable loss. Do
not place apples. potatoes and root
crops in the same pit for winter stor-
age. Better still. use the cave for
storing fruits and vegetables. says
d. E. Lewis.
A large percentage of the caves on
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-03-19
Publishers report of the condition OF
THE FARMERS STATE BANK
of Mead, Oklahoma

Publishers report of the condition OF
THE FARMERS STATE BANK
of Mead, Oklahoma
March 4th, 1915.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts e. $ 20,857.66
Overdrafts. secured and
unsecured ........ 23O.34
Banking House ... 1,099.61
Furniture and fixtures :. 1,147.SS
due from banks, ....... 2,451. 80
Checks and other cash items 296.16
Cash in bank, ,......... 1,30S,25
Security with banking
board, .............. oOV.oV
TOTAL -. 2 27.s01.27
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in :. 100000
Surplus fund, ......... 10000
Undivided profits less ex-
penses and taxes paid +. 1,066.S7
Individual deposits subject
to check, ........... lb,224.4O
Time certificates of deposit. 10000
TOTAL. .....$ 27,S91.27
State of Oklahoma, County OF Bryan,
SIS:
I, Dee Stubbs, cashier OF the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the
best OF my knowledge and belief, so
help me God.
DEE STUBBS, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
this 1lth day of March, 1915.
JNO. G.. McALESTER,
Notary Public
My commission expires January 25,
1915.
GEORGE FARRIS,
GREEN THOMPSON,
Directors.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-19

Die aan3e 8egeno beberridte unb eli
men guten QusbIid gendbrte, potter
te er einen @efreiten. 9anoh bill
te er fa ieIbIt In RegenmunteI unb
mhBe, CAB ieinem ROB Die GpOren
uno rift tiibn uno beimlid burh Die
Feinoli6er @orppteu binOurf, urge'
leben Biz tief in ous Eager Oer
S%ran3oien bintin, no bic meiiten
nod i'm GdIafe Iogen. aIs er NIT
ten unter ben Ssinoen ii9 befonb,
pertauI6te er ole MiiBs nit Dem
5eIm, 8og ben SGbeI unb REF laut
unb i9metterno: Sin 9urro Seiner
Maieftdt benz 8Gntg DDn preuBen!"
0as sab teineu serlugen aufs
rubr i'm Eager. Inner 9elb ma4@
tie te6rt, rift gemiitIid aus Dem Sa>
ger binous, tpd6reno aabqoie augeln
binter ibm berpfiffen, bOd obne i'm
3u t~reffen. @liidlid entfam er. Die
5ran3Oisn absr funoten i9m @erfoIs
ger mad, Ole i'm iebo4 ni4t Fungen
tonntsn; oos gauge Eager mar in
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-19

elm thlfs WfliW1ad adta ia. bda
aW iuHst EtnaoaW 2 nmiaaai ben
.Dl limit baalgb fa MhlabB tf& Hff,
dt8 10@7l beHlNttlt
08 Hat ln QoibdmtH tfl ati
lltlum dtilnM 0ill4, bic aamali
nah lfanlaHi6 mos. Die Gl6bi
taie aalatIih Ntidbuna, dabutofm
Nor Dor 6tn 1otm Elm Eager BET
5rdnloim miad6laatn NuH maas
Ten BIZ DtHtihm atfn nit uuatidbtt
Statlt ota 1tinOta III Der Heituna
unb im Eager ttiabrsu. "a tilt
IN sinsr Rd8l btr BraaoHtts
ltuinonl BON Wliinabaultn NIT Dsi
rigeu Wlduu iibtr Die @renst = fs
Iaa 6amalS natiitli6 oitsitits giifh
unb Hnbs our Situuns ots 1eins
0tb bsrau. auf sincm 6datl, Der
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-19

Az sah 81 #l
Hsa 80 ttaA ntt Hsl -.
af HIas t7 w s tt 81
Hd NIfl nl aat slasI1N
sal te haA M fH Hasf
ss sH8
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as fafeaW tf
Hf
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HHNs Be a1'fsft tt.
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st8N aHs NHMaHaa tfWtl m
MHlH M'fHN6t asaiim
tH ~ W W fam
EN- wuaH Ns,lW EftI s.
Ia lfNH W tiiEn ti II aas
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afHi tHat
I'll ElifHfH Hasaf stta wt Msnstl
tffB WmhlaaHa fH M Mt HiH
fhfsaHsHt tailH atl m
sW aH M So Nif tiai en- rel
.aa m aaihf8 WuiaM n.ft Wft
.intf Waiitiasf tsii baHalf be 8lff'
afai Hltb m8 mf mf'atf tU
tililt wilHnlia Nltu5 QiHhl I
tata tns ai ealalnlm tttH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-19

Hia roe Nsim Nli ahtt tta
NiHtihfi tlttf alitf WiahlN
et N tlat 6snt hftmillat .
iai Nialaa ha Ntliit t8at tltl.
ufltdaana tah BE Hulim ailaa
ON eannl6h tim sIM bH maM
mll w%tsegFslbf tlialtt ualfr'
Ghilunlsn al hifagm Nlltita. Den
gnlnHiNiIfftH. uth tfienstt&
III bhiaaliiitlh Mtonilonailiitn ani
be btuilau H8Htnliaatn nm
.1oat tt8 ofltH tabt 10 allroinas
ntbif etbsit lim 10 stanblidgf
cher .lunli fMflmdbib ihu attllls
tit al ms ttfabfg. UNI ME I'm ttbsu
pubt ih bic ebtnbfiautmpt une
nuptnuttBlnv aanonaot %pttatIItr.
NE MID am WafaUn tines @onniaas.
len lh I'M @labsauarliu tinu IHbs
ttuiidtn Bipifon an br Biura ptt.
tradis. Gus BEN Gbloit ihrsd's.
o. nor asatn 8 llbf iuib ole bic
iuifIhtn @tihibs loren %unirtuutlls
den Moretnavub au ws ianoitn.
Gur bitIt auBasupobnlId ttitist uus
bet btm uugiinlti1tn DdmmttIibl
rptI aud r~iolalois 6tuuU0ifnuna
irnnis i'd itIbii Bel BEN aomman
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-19
So ham Is Rommen.

Die .9euti6e 5rouenseitune"
idreibt: 2OrO aitdener bat einen
fir4terIi4en gntf4Iub gefubt. ga
sr fir fein ~beriibHltss 9albmiQionens
Seer in @ngIano feline Mdnner fine
bet, bat er iid an bic @eiber ges
fpdnot - bic Suffragetten perDcn
mpbiI gemn1t. glrs. YantbnrIt iibers
nimmt ben Sberbefebl uho ruit be-
relts ibre idmtIiGen S9oren 3uidms
men. Nion lit I'm en9lti9en Erlegss
miniferium Der ieIien lleberSeueuEa,
Dab Die oeuti4en Soloaten ebenlos
penig nit perrddten @eibern fsttia
rperoen tpie Die 0erren M1nner
i'm SnIelreid. Soften tpiber Grlplrs
len Die Meiber ernlt9aiten WlDers
itano finoen, 10 peroen fte bas Nttts
tel ontuenoen, Dor Dem biBber nod
tein enslif4er poli8iIt. &i9tsr Deer
dnberer fosenanntsr Wtann itanobleIt.
Idmili4sn Damen, Mrs. Bants
BURT an Der Spibe, ipsrosn Tin auf
Die GrOe tperfsn, init Den Qrmsn uln
Ii9 IGlu9en unO nit ben 8einen
Man III iiber3eugt, boB
BEL 6ieism i9%uuberboftsn anbIie bns
Oeuti6e Seer IdIeuuigii BON oanner
fliebt. Denn aber niGt, 70 tpiiroen
Iid idmtIiHe Suffragsttsn inDeutf9s
lamb aiifs 9erbunssrn Issen. 5rcis
Iid, bag tOnnte 70 ben G~neldnbern
-.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-19

Outpn bns enge 9urdbru9staI ibres
Dberlnules perlaBt, Ionggtngetred:
Die Staot SimpOlune, NIL eGller 7UOO
HOpie ~itotteR, o0rlple9eno aus
Ueunhen unD Rumanen beltebenpen
SepOlterung. IS 1T Der Iegts gro.
Bere 2rt Dor benz ueberglng ibet
Tie &arpatben uno plrn our1 ben
YyaB pom W"ieititansitIe aud mt Dela
&ole Der golDsnen SiitrIg psrbun-
len. S%lmpoIung bat elnen Riht IN.
beoeuteuoen 3aipel ulto Elm aHlebn
li1es Glelngeperbe. Die YeI9p4te
lsunt be Staot iaon i'm II Sabr
bunoert, mo tie ben UtitteIpuntt elmer
tlelnen @ebirgsrepubIit bIIoete, bic
aber bnlo IN AtbangIgteit BON benz
teueritanDenen 5irrentume ytolonu
geriet. Sn ben 8dmpIen uno Y0l
terDeridiebun9en oes Wttttelalters bat
tann Simpoluns ptel 81 Ieiosn ges
babt; bic 9eere Der uagarn, Der UtoIs
tnuer, Der Satoren unD MongoIer,
lie allie 5o9en pur9 bas 9ol BE-.
MolOapa, Das ibnen ZEN bequemIten
Des 81 ben netersinssu iiber bic
&arpatben bot. Sin ipenig fIubab-
ipdrts liegt Der Marttfledsn Bamn,
Ter feline Sebeuthns Der Ginminoung
Der BON lints iOmmsnben UioloalpiBa.
res grObten YebenfIIHss oer Wlol
oniun i'm gebiete Der 8uiopin1, per.
rantt. Qu9 pier i~bertptegen biz
In Der 1000 Gtnmohnel
3dbIeHoen gsu0ltsrung; iie treibeu
Shois uno 8ieb3uft unD
regen Qnteil an Der 6oI3s
nusfubr.
SIN Sal Der SucSann, bas in lei
tsm DberIauf sbsnfaIIs ben anbIif
lines engen, feIFgen unO Oidt be.
palDeten AlpentoIs bietst, perlaufen
,iUei StrdBen BON GROCER @eDsutnno,
lie fi4 i'm Gtdbt9en SeIetin treFfeR
lnb BON bersn bic cine nab Iorbea
iber ben gIostosrspaB ins g3eres
bic onbere gegen Giiben
iber ben fhDn erfpGbnten Sgnor.
puB ins MDlbapntaI fabrt. gff
'si SbsripitOip erpeiters fiji bic 9als
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-19

teur uniersr Qrtilleriebrigabe feline
~ssniigsnbe grtldrung finpeu. 9ieIs
lsitt srltrebten bic RuIIsn fpsnigsr
cine taitiI4e, als cine moraIii6e Gins
ariege uls 8eri4teritotter ni9t ims
rsr 70 eaitusII" ieiu, ME mon germ
Im06ts. unO f6Iieblt9: Gtimmuns
gen erSsugi siDar Der aussnbIid, ober,
tDsnt ibr ginbrud Elm tisfer unO
ra6baItiger mar, lit fire eaiIberuna
niHt an bic StunOs gsbuuben. Sh
rhOHts babsr nuh itbt nod oas Der
f1umte nd6bolen uno in alIer Riirs.
trS1bien. tpit mon an Der gTura ben
geburtstos bes aniIsra ssfsisrt Bat.
aIIss parabsudbigs, Domit Tonft,
tn beg 0risOsas rubissn 3eiten, Der
sitli6t Gag begongsn tDirb. Derbistst
nniarIid auf benz RrisssI9aupIos
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-19

efiiw fs ffsaf tf 81
aE fi nll6aa
NN taH sac eH.
Isl l m.
silM hWl
"a H Aai
f sfslat
Ma Do f1fsfIlff lM8s
HlH Nias Hs
H 81
lH fEsl8 eas
tHH Na f8
Mm elts
#W Hzf#a
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AfH NsfHaf ttff 8iif
SEA
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HlfHM Hsa tai aah feH H8 Hi
ali6 iaiHHl.H NHlafH fatt
=HFaHW Ii~afaftllN bf ibs.
fti tH iiW hinWF NffsttiA mt
q be aat tH Hfal atlfi H8a kff.
4let tttam raaf stilaall at
sIH tNfi Wsa heF al IL
a'fIifl Nusll cffttW mt dnb
tb itiH fl afatu .Mntl 1amli.
w tflW ta BIZ d.pia ma ta8atin
hsldaii lliai safb bio BE M8l
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-19
mos man In GnnInnf

mas man in GngInnb
nidt 3eigen barf. Die Sonhpner
3eituns nDotlp Mail" mslDet aus
Man9efter: gsitern purben sDei
8ribsr bondnbiidsr abItammung
gu je % pfunb STIRLING unb ben
@eriatstoiten perurteiIt, NEIL iis i'm
54aufeniter ibrss SabatloDsns Elm
npn @urtbos ousgeiteIt unb
Oarunter gel9rieben Eatten: per-
DurfmsHer, ME fe iebt bon
nit GrfoIs gesen bic 0euts
oernenoet tper0en."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-19

gtfptauue atraitn. uno iibtrDisB IA.
men auf bas 6Iinitngtluat.tr ofsi
iraH30hiat 9otailons NIT elmer
8attertt uuo nit aapalIsrie aus Der
Gtiiun1 btrdus. 60 bate otRn Der
oeutI6s @eIreits, Der auf benz 9is
gel Qussud belt, gsIseenbsit. bic
ieinOlihe 9ruppenmadt uHesidbr 5u
iibsrbIidsn. gr ionnts Ieinem 2suts
nant berihten, bnb nan IiAsr mshr
aIs 10000 GeinOe Dor Fid babe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-19

Der G,burtstas bts aniIers
Wsine Sditosrung iommt tiniqs
3tit post festum. Sn g., mo lb
rem n. Sauuar bsging, bate ia
Deoer Wlubt nod plab gum S6ren
len unb nod lpsuigtr bic geFDro.s
tunesm6sIidtsit fir tinsn gertdl.
Dies mogs oas psrIpdttte gintreIfsE
eieier 3silen ertldren uno nubI ana
nti6uloigen. Ulon Tam IeiDer I'M
Woila9 bisnte aus Qltarbsde, uno
Wspsbrpprdmtbeu Iopis a%etreustt
ulanenlon5en itanbsn gu beioen Sci
ten. SdmtIide Sffi3iers uno Munn
l6aften, bic in &. untergsbrahi fpas
ren, nabmen an Dem @ottesbienIt tell.
Der GeiitIide bate ben berrIiaen
piaIm q Ieiner 8strnatang suarun,
he seIegt. elm Sang. Der nit Der
9iefe fsiner gmpfinbuno unb Der &c.
ipaIt ieiner poeFepolIen Spra4e mad.
tig bic anOddtigen ergriff: Dem
ite ssoo1tsn Dir llebIss 3u fun uno
mo9ten ani6Idge. bic ie nift ionn
ten ousfiibren."
Die prebi9t 6ss 9ibiiiongbfarrers
in Tsiuer feIOgrnusn Uniform 6eaIsis
tste BON ben !90Ren3igen an Der
ber Der bumpie Bonner Der
8sf6iise. unb, aIs gum S6luB Der
6eier Der Rpmmanoeur Der
DiDifion, bic bsreits 1923 nal i'm &c.
EDIT geftanbsn batts, Elm beutIGsr
srnfte uttb parm smpfunoene
Worts an feline untsresbenen rihtet,
in6 bic 8eier in eintm bs9eiIterten
EfoifsrbOa unO BEN Singer Der go.
Itonolbpmne oustIpng, ireiite iber Der
bod Oben in I6neeiaer
Elm ruifii4a 5Iiegsr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-19

iteIIte Bride psrbunben tporben Iein.
4uber benz SdloB peiit bic Stoot
on SebenspiirOlgteItsn plele aIte, qua
meiit aus benz Is. uno l6. Sabt
bunoert itammenOe Gir4en aut, pom
oenen bic 1922 erbaute st. @eorgse
STRIDE aIs Acknowledgment Der aus
3rapeaunt itdnmenDer Heliquien bes
9sili9en SObauues Ropus li9 etrss
sroben 3ulauiss Der sris4ii9.o rtbo.
Ooren 8eDOItstuns bss Xanoes ers
ireut.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-19

asa ltlth um hNasHtft miila
la ltiu 900 titH etH tH ef ta
W aft tahfi it Htsiseff8 tflh
ti0iaMfAHiW wt# #Hf fatM
Haflilits am IaHfHMs Az.
talit ate Htlla1ta tem NiW
HeatHat tf8abl la.it Hdt EN- Unl
.af8f 1iih nia uitH 8~aisfatp
Elm mi tiHNiiia AL H88Hi
.mltlun8 Wlaa enc &taHN lnH
lht &Wuh aui atat EtnH enc
lA1alt p9H fnut tuH &laHEeM. me
talb mo n lbf bttdrH tW WuillN
fitiompl pen ntaim sine tanffH HHt
nulubfoAtn Bis 7 TOE atmtt. lln8
ia efti -, mtbf ettt miastt btilll
fem Gcunlaa a.,
glas man ptt HfHnb iut 6ltlN
eff 0n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES afn
Bfnbt Btatr atfabt am &gnnnai
WlpgainA M WoilAhlffh Der (lopt
lsanu Nhmplu uap glatltn mn
nod G@lub bu lfltliatu Anodai
btaiunt bic atiillttit loiutt ibf Wul
Ter Wltniatnlitbt, ptlmuilih in btm
pnb bic Ntibf bgs pri.,
iitrs nod itiiA mo unasirdbi aul
bet Aatit ubs nn0 ibt bober ben
manntrmotombm Gtiola brinan
mufit. Wian miro dR bR 1ablloim
etili9snbiIosr trinntti, bic per Bad
itinsn Soloaisu Ing GtIo ssiaid.
bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-19
Mnffaffunasn.

ner: r3u ben @affsn, GnelanOsr!
Sin Gurem sisensn !Seim feb Sbr
ni6t mebr iiaer Elm grunb
mebr, gum 6eere 81 eeben!' Der
englii9s Burger: sglein! Sin @ruhb
mebr, baheim gu bleiben. Wenn ih
ihon boron glauben muB, nun gut,
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9ll6iuns l%lntcroono.

9eine t%orpcoiertcn Gbifie Iinfen
anf Der boben See uito int aannI.
Aber tiefer iinft, pia uits beoiinfen,
Define mebr ull0 n1ehr OurdloGerte
WtoraI,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-13
LAW AND EQUITY COURT.

Monday-United Distillers COMPANY
va. Main. street Cafe: s. s. r Patteson.
p q: l.. Q. Wcndenburg, p. a. j. Muir
vs. Lewis Blackcr; II. s. Bloombcrg,
D. q.
Tuesday-The Cases Hedges COMPANY
vs. hamilton Ridge Lumber Company:
G. T.. stern, p. q; Williams &. Mullen,
= 4. = Lewald Company VS.. V. F.
THOMPSON: c. f. stern, p. q: j. S.
Wednesday-E Motor Sales
Corporation VS. Virginia Railway and
Power Company; Boulware {: Wallace,
y. q. y: b. Guigon. p. d.
Thnrsday-First National Bank of
York. Penn. We. ]. r. Paschal ct ais.
l.. /. Lewis. p;q.: Williams & Mullen,
=. q. Charles T. Davis VS.. c. r. Muck
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

Tho following permits were issued
Yesterday by the Electrical Depart
mont:
Winston Electric Construction Com.
pany. for Mrs Workman. sal West
Grace Street. ono outlet
Same. for NJ. ID. Stone Motor Com
pnny, 1907 West Broad street, mov-
John j. DAILY. for Mr.. Flesham. 1902
fan. '"
John IT. Latham, for Mr.. Brooks, 800
West Twelfth Street. ten outlets.
same, for Judge Crutchheld. forty
miro street. Forest Hill. twenty-teur
r.. r. Cosby Electric Company, for
Gem Fool Parior. 1717 East Main
Engelherg & Bear, for Leon George.
~ North Eighth Street. one outlet
w. II: jerks. for George NJ Schncfcr.
3o5 Chamberlayne Avenue. Ginter
Park twenty six fixtures.
Same. for Fl. G. Clarke, Delaware
Highland Park, ten fixtures
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CITY CIRCUIT COURT.

Monday--Mrs. Rosena E. Jones We.
II: L. Waller and Francis B. Berkeley
Fitzgerald & Haddon. p. O.: r. r. Pcy-
ton. Jr, p; d; Shredder VS.. Robins:
y. d. HiERinhotham VS.. Cole; c. r.
Sands, p. a.; Marye, n. d.
esday-Harbison- Jcwell & Patter-
son VS. H. r. oKSS,iham; Meredith s
Byrd, p. d. Lichtner VS. Hallings {;
Sands & Swartwout. p. g.; O'Flaherty,
Fulton & Byrd. p. d.
pany VS.. T. r. Brown and II. Walden;
& Throckmorton, p. a.:
smith q Gordon y. Il. Shepherd VS.,
~ Z. Fire Insurance Company.
Thursday-Mrs. Anne G. Wilyson VS.
Old Dominion steamship Company:
O'Flahcrty, Fulton e Byrd, p. a.
George l.. Christian. p. d.
Friday-ii. c. Burton VS.. p. L. Lip
scomh; Wcndcnburg & Haddon. D. a.;
W. VI. JMstlS. II. y d
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CIIANCERY DEEDS or TursC
Five Deeds of Trust. Atnouuti,r g.,
rtb w

william y. Jones 10 Richmond
Trust and Savings Company. Il fani
. l2 inches hy 80 focf south mo
Grace street, % 1-2 feet west n Jefl"r-
son Street. June !, 1873. $1,000
Same 10 same, % fee, inch ~, IN
fee; south line Grace Street &C. ror-
inch west OF Jefferson street. J;rc
i. 1915; $1,000.
by $50 feet south line Grace stree,
a feet 3 IL inches west - Jefferson,
Street June ], 1915; $500"
Same 10 same, p feet g 30 inrhos
by $50 feet south line Grace stree,
81 feet 10 IL inches west Of Jeffcrl
son street June ], 1915; $4,000
al. Is. harris ct uX. 10 W. H. Uar
man ct al. trustees. 25xl35 feet north
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With the Amateurs
By Sewers.

club by adding some Of the the"e Ga their
m, ,n."ti payers to their team. ana 90
nonors "us'ie Tor tho
mond r. E,d m9pW,ry. manager OF the Rich
or some good players ana me ns track
10 t6E give the IIombrucos sur prGimists
'"e'f uouoie bill next Saturday III
h crank Bigbie umpired one o., o.,
mnn, game" ines seen on tho amateur din
Park. At Byrd
=, Portners defeated the Hombruc
the score OF to l in one of ,bo hos ny by
games OF the season. Whcnever tb pest
r pect leans nsod meet you can always es'
Pngh. captain of cobbs. made ,
good catch of a line drive orr Pend,oa
defeat. eaih from
the Fulton nine. celebrated his rst,,r o,
10 the game yesterday by rc,,in, II
I ,b ana single out of four trips IT,
, owing to some MISUNDERSTANDING ,bo
horace >. Wright and Jones Brother
Eaine OF yesterday will be decided on
later The game was called in tbn
fourth inning. 90 the
Manager Tinsley. OF Woodall g.
gent his hold on second place bv do
feating Rountrec- Cherry. "
Manager Napier deserves lots o, Gre.
dit for the way In which he ha. IL,
ms team together. playing in tho hafI
THO Duplex and Smiths Grocery sc,,o
went ten innings at Broad Street PAN,
yesterday. terminating In win for
Hook" Quarles is playinr Ono
Eame at short for the Blue Bells.
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CHANCERY TRANSFERS
rive Deeds of bargain md S.is
mounting 70 SS1O1O

AMOUNTING to 5000.
william II. White CT ux 10 W i
HaZeiGroy&. 80 feet inches by 95 feet
inches north of Calhoun street. Octo.
per 80, lel4. tax, 81. $40.
:, same 10 same, 3ox:5 feet east line
brook Avenue, so feet IA !nchns
north of calhoun Street October 40
1914; tax. 81. $40. ~
w. II 7 Hicheson c; al, trustees. to
w. H. Davis ct ais, 50 !-9xI1S FOO,
south line Baker street. l63 fnn, >
inches west OF -. James Street Nav
El!en y Dance et vir. TO W. Ashb,
Jones 'VA 80 feet ~ Ia. uor,hcns,
corner OF Park and Davis Avenues
June J. 1915 tax, .$74., $40
d. carton ct u%. TO Charles L. Jone.
ct al, S.XI6 feet nj the northwest
corner OF Twenty eighth ana \ Street.
JllM. S. lGlh, tx. 50 80 -.