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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-09

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sinsm fublaugen. ihltppenIoien AIsis
0e dnitatt bes tonDentiontllsn Drans
esnblisentran5ss germ einsn bufiigen,
NIT Moien unoG rangenbIiiten ospubtsn
But, bon benz riiduGrts Bis unterbaIb
bes GnIuHes ein G9Ieier niebsrs
maui. ole Quspubmaterial bsnnbt
Die beatige Mobe fit Elm sinfades
8rauttlsio bOrnebmIih ben ouftigen
Crepe Chiffon, bsHsu 3drtbeit bic
sRganliggenbe Geibsntaile NIT einem
1dIitngslpirr pDn berrunosnOeu 81
nitn iibersiebf, ooer in gsbrannten
BaLtMtn, puffsn, @lldsn ireeno els
nen DsrIdSnsrnbsn Ginflub uuslibt.
Infer erItes Bib (2lbb. u peraus
E@1uli1t Elm babfdss aIetb NIT JaIs
tsnrOd. BUR 9erfteaung signet iifI
nur Elm Isi9tsr GtofT, nitmaIs ober
Elm mafnItoff, neil bisrbei bic Jals
ten Iebr baLO ouseinaHnergeheu. Die
9Iule bat bic tDpiI9 gs~tDorDtafn, bon
bsr SduItsrpoie aus angeiHnittenen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-09

id ME nit se6abt 10 lang pie i'd bel
bic Qi53ie mar, ipas meme glte Is.
.Dff Gohrs id TN fd nit In ben Sdbbit
en- onnere MlenId su tieie IN 5u bats
tere I'M 81 tpeble, atptper 9is3ipIien
mub iein, FED ben ib bon mein
Greinb Dilsm selernt.
Der Sobn, 10 bat mein Seripent
gebeiBe, bat mid imner ,gndoiger
&srr4 eetablt, aipper i'd ben ibn gee
Iagt, oaB er oas oustotte Iolt, be
tabs bds mar nit Der Steil In bic
3uneitet Gts4ts I'm t9 mar ennibou
nit oa3u geiu1It. 8a bat er seIogt:
r@ndoiger 9err. tDerln i'd bas aus
tctte Debt, Damn Debt i9 msin GGapp
Derlisre; fed fin unIere Snitrodiden
con Den 8abs. Sn unIer Sptea DO
niiIe nler jeOeu Roffned gndoioer
Serr ruIe, iplans fpie Ct feline Bins
6esabIe ouht uu Iid foni { lpenig
liipsrnbI 3eige oubt. 9ei Sbhe ben
ih nod 2Iipsrdlitdt nida al fraqe,
oietabs sic fin nns bon ouerbDditer
Geit rietommenoet tporne In bas bubi
ss for uns iettele. Gnnipeg "a es
meme 3uttis, bnb i1 msin Sdupp
beboIte Iii for ben Hielen fam id
Sbne ben Niid nit erfins."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-09

oubt bod Oerbout better poAne tpts
mid I'm feline 5amili9 is audi nit
GROCER ME meme. Wea, er bat ia
aud mebr @elD aIs nis mid un for
@eIo fam mer ii9 einiges taufe,
Mlsr fin 70 ebaut bier Gtunbe eram
geFabre ua Onnn ben t9 ORDER gems
fpe, ipibber 8urid gu fabre. Sn ben
9otea ben i9 E Dinner gebabt, ba
BAIT i9 in ole Sunsitet Stsbts fpeuigs
items funf @abler for beaabLe mile,
Isl tel iuh 0a bat es @u9e gsplpe,
no i'd no9 ME nids bon gebort ges
babt zen, otppsr DO ben i9 nids
Drum geiptpe - t9 ben singe1aue, oIs
penn aaes bas { tGgli9es @smts
for mid mar, lin bic feline Drints
lDo es ba3u getptpe bat, MoIelpein
In R1etntpein, lin aottpsin unb ben
feinfts &orbf9el mo i'd in mel ganSes
Gene getebIt ben I'M oles Is an etauut
gauge. Gs Is teinoer ~emberreiing gee
peie I'm i1 ben gebentt, mebbie es
Is beKtr, tpenu i1 en- oteiente 5ipp
getptpe, for i6 mill bod nit ais
i9maIe pptebtO Oa itebn Oboer als
en- tIGisp Sci. lin ipie i6 nit mein
GFe opr9 mar, ben i'd ben 5err
Ober berbeigeruFe III ben ibn { Dart
in Die Sanb eebriidt. NoEerie, bat er
geIagt, Shine SCR @el0 Is no quit.
mir oubn nlr unIere Du9tt I'M gu
dies annere bubt Der 8abs tenbe.
0a lam msr Isbu, ipie itol3 bic 0eits
fhe fin, nod nit email { ganae Mlart
bat er ad8ebtetl Mletne Gttmirebiden
Is INNER GROCER poros, Der SpbH
bat aeiagt, tpsitn i'd teine Sbtfhed=
(den BAIT, bann Debt er mid am
9(benb au ben a1barett nemme Sd
BEN nit ssfpiBt. mas bas meint, aip.
tper i'd bert sefuot, idubr Ding, Id
oebt mit9sbn. Sd fin ia ennibuu
nur for nrsins GrbOIuns I'm meme
geIunbbsit in Berlin, tpOmit ih pera
bleiipe Sbns Sbrn Iietper
YpiIipp Suusrnmpfsr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-09
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.tWtfhuG @ausHaaH loW tttH
.gtgllm OFT. tH WNaulta NlGs mifa
.tn oHf BE- Rtifg 81 ttlusin. gam
VatiliamI 3thn &if mon aatf
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lthN tH noe maiin Ole esiHiltb
.nu&T
9ilmmt daa Dem pabllium Hls
bot BET Saul nan mifost ams
iaail
I'm Huaf. MoItB Eallsts
baum, im 3iull Snbabu pts @ttls
acknowledgements .Wdtur", tdIl
sB uids Ian4u IN BET einl5rmlgisil
bts siesnm S6abtnafabtns aus. CT
belldbi nui tiaent iTuuh bic Del
tuua, um fiji an ben 5tiu6 bsran5u.
piirIdeu, ais ION Isiu 5tlbiDtbsl nod
rshi,sitig an 6oimto0tu 30 padtr
iritai uno ion Mot tbtn ianft an
.lauislt: gWltnIhmstiuo. Gle Fno
pobl mtibuggtl Mds poIltu Ell.
oeuu ba orauben21
sgiu - Stslungeu bermittstn!'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-09

Mea. ben i'd sebentt, ii l4utt foOr'
RE! Sd ben geiagt: .Sobn i'd Debt
glst9e, oaB msr email { penis BIZ
3ittie betra9ts. Sn ebaut e balipe
Stun0 fin i'd rsbbig I'm ounu fam
eS los gebn." Gebr nDbl, gndoigsr
Serr, bat Der Sobn geiast IN ID fort
I'm c baIips Stunb ipdter Is er Tom.
me IN bat mid gefrogt, nit dutisit
Su tomme.- Mas tDer'n &c bsnte,
Oa BAT bod bas Feinfte 4utomobiI
geitanne no i9 in mel gnnses Gene
gelsbn bsnI BORT ben i9 snet ges
mibt. Mer ben en- 99ubfer sebobt
in { Suniform I'm Ell ted iub, i'd ben
gefablt, ais Oh t4 bic gauge 3aun
eigene belt. 8ei Die @eIegsnbsit muB
i9 Shine bod ebbes Iage, Die 0sits
I9e 6ubn INNER NIT ibrs Gtiuteb-
l1en bIobs, aipper 0ieIelipe 3eit piIfe
Ie nod nit email pie @dubftr pro.
naunat nerb! &c bubn Is .S9ofs
f0r" pronouuSe In oas Is bod oett
rpng. $, ei tel iub, in bns beitide
lam mid teiner G Sts for E 9ObbsIs
iub pOrmddel
Mel, mer fin inter bic 2inbe sss
fa1re I'm Id muB iage, oas mar {
9ebntie! IS tpar en- rebgeaer 8ules
pnro NIT sipei RObs ainoe fries IN
Die mare 10 l96n getrimmt I'm ees
uDrIt. 1uB tb 3ueri4t sebentt ben, g
mar uut { aroBes pebnting initett
Of Den ri6el 4brttdeI. ad I'm pas
fin ba for feline piebels sefabrs in
autDmobils IN asrriti9e8, e. bat
orig I6nea ssgudt. I'm mas fin for
feline Gtpbrs iplperal setpeis! Dler fin
aud mad ben Safer iein S6lpB 9ea
E0bre; es mar atpiuer nobobb bone
IN for ben Rieien ben mer aud nil
geitappt. Sd ben NIT einem nal
miboer an ben Mnbr gebentt un ben
gar nit gsnug tpuflnere t0nne, odb
mer in Berlin 10 reingnr nids 0nbon
nDbtiTe oubt, bob en- Mobr Is. Den
aaiier iet G9loB, oas Is ebbes bod.
feinss; BET Sole ben i9 geoentt, bsr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-09

6pre9enbs asbnIi9'
.4lio, sic taHnteu Den ger'
aorbenen geual, unb paroen ihn To-
tort pisosr ertsnneH92
sSn. iofurt."
Der 3eugin miro cine pbotosra.
p6ie borgelegt. sic betra4tet fe eins
Deile, idittelt slueifelnb ben &Opi
unO iagi:
Sd neiB ni6t. fper bas TT.
,Sie babsn aber bod be1duPtet,
Sie miirbsn ben Meni4en IofOrt ers
tennen.@
,Oas i9ou, 6srr Ri4ter. aber
ni9t nod Dem Billie.
,Die tpolten sic i'm oenn oo
iiberhoupt ertsunsn2"
aan ieinem Stottern, 9err Rias
ter.
Dom Ssnnis. .gosen
Sic. GrduIeiu, oeritsbtn sic beun ale
bic frsmOiprudise @Drter, ME
plaD, reaOD, out II. I. f.2"
Run 10 gut frdnaOiii4 pis sic
lam i4 aud.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-09

Niimd. 3H l9l4tf ssfn Hlft Hsfal
BHb WAal Mfmm Ha 1att awe ia.
iffift @Ntt tHt tH hHh Ne Mtts
mtlduH tlaa4 Hna tH wlflh tiN
1dl Wlttlai fnt Em Nes lal
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wt maHlhi tt soften fnb III st
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stlai nnlt nitHtt Nitb labt. q.
NE bfthtauna bee Mpdts NJ Itbt
dnlah. Dn5n ttiptal mon Fh 2A
Barb atap1Bim EildtGdnoit BON
90 80 3oa gttilt, rtih ION tn
1aiatnihlub, Idbt ols blnigrt Rabi
pom 1ailsnldlub aus siipn 10 sou
often unb ptrIltbi ben Nod NIT tlnsn
~ 3oa bchtn Ntnbhsn. Ute tlatuls
llhs Nluisntoint ipifb aus qialtsm,
iut Slidsrri paTmhen 9aiili oOsr
GdItitritpii, arastn uHo NuHdlagt
bamii barnpHitrmp. gtfntigl, Db
Der barber 30 sitgtnoe Spsugsr. Der
msif ails Gtibs in b%oliommtH abIIss
bsu0tr 6arbs %gsarbsitst piro, ba3u
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-09

o.: Der Rpos6runner 8aumerl,
q arger 5refer. bat aus Qugit, DAB
er it4 BET N arieg not ri9ti Taft
freHen fam, nit n rei9en !Sintsr>
miller Gepp a Nett a'gf9loFeu,
Onb er fir jsOeu g~'fanseuen RuFen
a @riestnObeI sfen tat. Der Der
lierer miioBf dies aabI'n,"
g.: .9a ia, i4On = mas is benn
braus g'pprO'n Bis beut24
o.: Mas iOa g'tpprb'n ietR - bel
@intermiiler, oer rei4e, lit banterptt
g'por6'n -
g.; ,aa, unb ser mOosbrunner
bid un0 felt n0t2"
a.: 81 belief = Der fat iid tot
s'freKen!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-09

mir Elm @sbist Der mo6e. oos uobI
elmer beIonbsreu getradtuns piircig
III, bsnn oas 9rauts unO gsieus
ihuFtstIsio bari man nit Re4t zen
5riumpb Der Mobe nsnnsH. Gs itels
len f6 ibr o6 bic maunigfaditen
Gtoffe in ben DienIt, BON Der fall
tenltarren grotatieiDe BIS gu Der sars
teIien @ass. qubsr BEN gafft fpo
fir 8rauttoiIstteR aud Chiffon uno
Crepe oe Chine Isbr bslisbt. Don
ben Seioen bleibt mad pie Dor fin
9ranttIeiber Gatin 0udsFe Der ebels
tie uno p~ornsbmfte Gtoif, BEN fif
oonn nod bic esrippten gsneaIines
unb Der mattgldn3enoe pau De Spi
anihIisben. QaHee S9leisr unb Die
@dIeppe iin6 BET ben 8rauttOftiimen
loon Elm psnis oltpdtsrIi9 setDOrben,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-09
.Mnf6em Rofsrnsnfoft.

auf0em RnferusnBus {.
llnteroffi8ier gum Gtnidbrigen): DAB
sic Stern beiBen. min i4 nod gIaus
BEN, uber boB sic Elm 2idt finb,
CLAUDE i'd niat!
ainbli9. Batter: @obin
bic HuTFen tommen, Da reuben urb
Iteblen tie audi"
SGus6en: Damn i6ieBen Ie pO6I
aud nit MauIersepebren9
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-09

@ebsn, lfegen, Fe6en,
/ iben. glun er3dbIe mir nod DON
oeinen bret 9rubern Miiaer, ben
9pl0dten.
9snen gebt es 70; Der cine lie9t
md in Berlin in garnifo1, Der
sneite iteht f9on I'm 5elOe, Der brittle
Iikt bereits in @efangenidaft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-09

~NA RSteA~W
per bat mid en-
SerUent seiptpe,
ipo san5 uleins
nur for mid bas
geipeie is er bat
oubn miFs, mas
i'd sepOat ben
I'm ei tel iuh, es
bubt meitie gut,
penn tner email
ebbes ings 0erf.
GeQes @efih[ hen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-09

mttt6tiatt BraHt 3A
tdts mtatm 1silm lin buttnh Ia
tsnlauFsa md ttm 6tltt ats
ltidl.
On s btan ~ ltinsn 1aldm 70
lnhtt7
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-09
Nna def@enftt Runfa

Dns gel 9entte TIN T 2
inert. pfarrer gum aiiIter): Die
0rgel CAB pdbrcub BEG Gsfanses Dier
lie M1iBt0ns BON ita. SD CLAUDE, tie
funttioniert nt9t taoeIlDsg
&iiIter; aa tpas, 5srr qfarrsr.
2aTTen mir bas ulte Spriduort 5u
Gbren tpmmen: Giner geI9entten
0rgeI gudt man ni9t in bic @ors
gel!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-09

unatBmmft6l Gtitat
tm itintm litirR Nifihts btH "a
Ati1 IN Bee antipt lnAtu muh1s
pltthtt. iassp Gle mir men nal,
fno sic dls m1blammllh BON htr
9fautrd uliamitti npFem2
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-09


sH taf etif hf HfabaAlaasl
ifsi t# hHk Metsat8 l
Hslltf stt HlfsfH I'll Nsst -
rs be- MaHah falfa4a N~la4ffEffif.
af tsl fat tsilFllaH3H. i,|fa 81
,Ha sft Ha kiflth HHb
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sut sH R0aisaf sam AZ Mt
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apH 8gn sn Hfa tlsl. taf
fN sitaiiflsHs lsmH tNt iHf
sailifieW tthatt flH hfs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-09

Rfnbtrmuno. Muttsr:
u6Gns9en, baIte mai bas feuAte
Semo an Ben 0fen, Bis es iroden
it,"
6dnsden (nd9 elmer @eife):
sMama, fpen1s asmb oRFGngt,
braun gu psrben, it's 6anu bdlb
trodene4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-09

% it9 an Ttlfim nNtmhah8
sli tlrt n8 batati nai lta bis
.tfttulfaH
.ras tis la mll mila,m esttn
10 aiatmatl. gasun q hem Giro
.oua be aatm fttl. hann atbi U Lac
Mlfiataus dim rtit bonn bt afaa
itlttr afioHl bdl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-09
5dDretbrbriff hes
nbtIipp 5amFrampffr.
1t2s,

Mein lieber 9srr RsbadtiOndrl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-09

Dob 3 ben 9tSberbausrn nSi
gum Mlititdr ausg'6uben baben =
BOG tpilnoert Elm = a 70 an trdftigen
8urf9en!"
nMenf9 = 6en StDBerbauern nit
Ieiner 5euernertsnaIen Der tai
bod NIT fem 2eu6ttdfer iebsn
Sdibengrabsn berrattn.@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-09

Drum aud. GrItsr Gaf;
Der Dirt bier ion Elm auHe ieiu.
3peiter Soft: Desbalb TT bas bier
aud iOl4e 2auiepirti4oft.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-11-12
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of the authority conferred
on me as trustee under the provisions
of that certain deed of trust executed
by E. Hyman on the 18th day of No
vember, 1911, to secure 1. Hyman in
the payment of a certain indebted
ness therein mentioned, which said
deed of trust is of record in Book Six
(6), page Three Hundred and Sixteen
(316) of the Records of Mortgages and
Deeds of Trust on Land in the Chan
Gerry Clerks Office of Le1ore County,
Mississippi. and having been requested
by the beneficiary and the holder of
said Indebtedness so to do, l will, with
in legal hours, as the law directs, on
Monday, the sixth day of December,
1915, in front of the South Court House
Door, in the City of Greenwood, Miss
issippi, sell, at public auction, for cash,
to the highest and best bidder, the fol-
lowing described real property, to-wit:
The West Half OF. the Northwest
quarter of Section Four (Wa Of NW4
of Sec. ~; and Seventeen % acres
more or less in the East Half of the
Northeast quarter Of Section Five Gel
of Mel of Sec. s.. described by metes
and bounds as follows: !.
Beginning at the Southeast corner Of
the Northeast quarter (NE44) of said
Section Five (5), and run thence west
Two Hundred (2ON yards, thence
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-11-12

w. B. Thomson, Jr., who for
the past three years has been the
prescription pharmacist at O. j.
Turner's Drug Store, has opened
up a drug store at Morgan City
for himself. He is the very man
for the calling of a druggist.
Naturally neat and precise in eve
rything he does, his talent can have
full play as a pharmacist, as this
business requires that each pre-
scription be filled with a precision
and exactness that no other call
ing requires, and in this he has
built up a reputation that is envi-
able. Any work in this line put
in his hands is sure of being filled
just as written.-Belzon Item.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-11-12
NOTICE OF SHER1FF'S SALE UN
DER EXECUTION.

DER EXECUTION.
Alias Execution. Judgment 1856. Is
C. L. Graeber, Interest los. A
W. Nc. 1856. Cost Is. 80
]. L. Haley ct al. Total $3.50. 80
Under and by virtue of the above
stated execution to me directed BY G.
S. Pate, Clerk of the Circuit Court Of
Lelore County. Mississippi, ] win on
the First Monday Of December, being
the 9Th day Of December. 1915, within
legal hours, in front Of the Court house
door, il the City Of Greenwood. Leflore
county. Mississippi. expose for sale
and win cell At public outcry to the
highest bidder, for cash, all the right,
title, interest and claim the defendant,
y. + Haley. r., has in and to the fol
lowing described land, to-wit: Lot is,
Section 1. Township 16, Range 2West,
md 81 of NW4, Section 8, Township
q, Range 2 West, Leflore County,
llaioippk
- sszdrroperty has been levied On
1D4oepxuperkY o. e. Haley, Jr.,
90 & III de1endants in this cause,
ana vii - s1oldto satisfy this judg-
ri eeek
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-11-12
HOW TO PREVENT GROUP.

Il may be-a surprise to you to learn
that in many cases Group can be pre-
vented. Mrs. H. n. John, Elida, Ohio,
relates her experience q follows: my
little boy il subject to Group. During
the past winter ! kept : bottle Of
Chamberlain's Cough remedy IN the
house. and when be began having that
croupy cough / would give him one or
Two doses Of it and it would break the
attack. I like it better for children
than any other cough medicine because
children take II willingly, and It i safe
and reliable" Obtainable everywhere.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-11-12

China II to have . new cabinet The
former one must have been either con
siderably s~hopworn, Or procured ct .
rummaSe sale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
ELECTRIC LINE HAS
INCREASED FARM VAL UES
Zig Development Expected between
Petersburg and city Point when
Line is Opened.

The increased value OF fa-'-7'~.- lands
and timber sections between Hopcwell
and Petersburg, due to the develop
ment OF both these cities, is u feature
which has caused widespread com
ment not only among real estate
operators bu, the public gem rally. 1t
is a remarkable situation which has
followed the coming Of the r. "nnts
to Virginia
The electric car limo now under con-
struction between liop"wcll and Pet
crsburg has revoiutionized the value
Of farm land along this route. The
pockets Of the farmers in Prince
George County ar" hulging with money.
Farmers who could hardly scratch a
bare living out OF the ground are now
wealth.
Farms that could bc purchased for
SD and $40 an acre a year ago are
readily selling from 500 to 5000 an
acre. The purchasers are well salts
fled. as they are converting the acres
into town lots. which IL made pos
sihie 10y the electric car line, and a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
WAITER SUPPLY IL
IMpORTANT FACTOR

In tn" course OF his Investigations. it
was necessary for him to secure a
supply which would he suitable for
the manufacture OF Euucotton AS well
as for drinking ami domestic purposes
Following tests of the available supply
II was decided that only artcsian wells
AT sufficient depth TO avoid surface
water would be feasible. Only wells
OF depth Of from sixty to 100 feet
are considered safe. The Sydnor con-
Germ installed tho system for the Du
Pont company, as we'll as for ten or
twelve other properties developed.
The wells are made OF tho hest ma
tcrial Wrought iron piping. straincrs
mad" TO order. and a surface proof ar
rangement are used in each well.
Experts employed by the Du Pout
company have pronounced the water
supply at hopcwc!l one OF the most
important factors ia It's rapid develop
mcnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21

President.
Vice-President.
Nice-President.
Secretary.
Treasurer.
General Counsel.
Medical Director.
Director.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21

ready demand is found for the sale ot
the lots Demand makes value an,
value makes profit
x. w. Reynolds Of the nrm Of I;cy-
holds White Company of Petersburg
and lIopcwcll. is of the opinion that
acreage values along this car line have
not begun to reach their zenith. lie
says that acreage on the car line con-
Meeting two growing cities. should sell
from $40" to 500 Am acre. He quotes
the values on the car line between New
port News ana old Point and between
Norfolk and I.ambcrtS Point and Pine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21

Beach. and also on tho car lines rum
ming out Of Birmingham. 10 Suhstan-
tate his claim. MIR. Reynolds believes
III three years the property on the car
line between Hopewell and Petersburg
Will be one beautiful Landscape OF at
traCtive homes.
Mr. Reynolds is formerly of New
port News and is wei; Kuown in Vir-
einia. His associates are W. A. Ross
formerly or Norfolk and j. y. White.
formerly Mayor of South Jack sonvlic
Fla. The company has done much
work in Florida.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
MANY TONGUES SPOKEN
BY PEOPLE OF HOPEWEll

- D0tnu'b from l. lISf PasoD
rhc"s who have assumed leadcrshin
IN TN" development of Hopcwcn The
majority OF them came from other
places in America. visiouimg in the
new Virginia town tho great oppor-
iunity they had travelled SO far to find
Most OF them arc employed in the Du
ront powder works, and most OF them
make their homes in Iopewell Grad
uallY thcy are bringing their families
here. and thus are forming the nucleus
Of n substantial population And as
these people of foreign birth seek and
earn their naturalization papers and
begin 10 take part in the affairs OF
their little city. they will be we'll
worth the attention and care OF the
native population.
While II is true that the greater por-
ton OF the people who first went to
fiopewcli have names that arc better
known in the southeast OF Europe. il
is equally true that native Americans
have in the later days appreciated the
visions which Hopewcll holds forth. and
have gone there to take advantage
az them and to build in Il coustruc-
ZION polite, civic and social which viii
he OF prid" and worth To the State
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
CEDAR LEVEL SHOWS
SIGNS OF PROSPERITY
Thirteen Houses In Course of Con
struction and 800 Lots Already

y community which has sprung M
almost in It night ON Il scale much
smaller than iiopcwcll is located at
Cedar Level station on the city Point
Branch of the NOrfolll and Western
Railway. and also located on the route
OF the new electric railway line and
the main road from Petersburg to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
ONLY ONE DEATH
FROM INFECTION


''oHUHU"H Tioih FIrst FHGcJ
familiar with the location. owning tho
Narina estate. tho home Of the Indian
princess POcahontas. located on Jamcs
River not far from city Point
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21


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ORpHEO THEATRE.

Foi the last three days of the week starting today. th" l,.e attrao tion Tom Powe Is minstrels of IA men. il, addition to change of pictures daily
 Ethel Clayton. the ,-ucin star, wnt has been making such success in Lubin masterpieces photoplays, has t',e leading role in the .o-reel Lu h;n drama "A Woman Went Fe.tn.'
 This is wel-told story of society life and business methods in which an interruptions contractor seeks to ruin his more successful competitor by forcing him and his wife into society and then by causing break between them. HOW nearly he suc- ceeds and why he fails and the great awakening that comes to husband and wife. is best told in this excel lent photo-drama.
 "Sweedie's Hopeless Love" Is an uprcariously funny S. x A. comedy featuring Wallace Berry, in the role he has made so famous