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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-10
FOR REN1-Roo,ns.

FOR REN1-Rooms.
FOB rem" se nssls 'u 5?slssI
LARGE; furnished room second floor ncA,
10 oathi suitable for gentlemen. ioi East
Two large. co'nt9rtablC, rooms suitable for
GO. North Thirty second street, or .
ers rSSm' MAI s.so %'hs sGn>e"Sn'es Ref
r,Ss''SSa 'a I'D Pss N,,n 50. V1siai" HS"r'msH'
E arnS ,0' @sy '15a4 100 Ft ss
YOUNG lady desires vongenial companion
L" share room m own home Terms rea-
T!mes, Dlspstsh 'e' = -
THREE or rooms an Connected. !. SQUARES
from ear line garden space. Woodland
Hsshts Randoirh S75i-l
FOR rent. Desirable room. 1871 West Grace
Street Phone Madison is5-W il l..
Two large Grigh, rooms. nicely furnished,
On ne third floor with hot and cold water.
SIS West GraC" Stro"t
EMt9NE FOR our gomgge Iis' II a ia Wit i
paid for Your trouble. Phone Madison 1856!
DOUBLE amd single room furnished ia West
End. Modern Cunvcuieuycs. Nandoiph 9&.
FURNISHED rooms for lieh' housekeeping.
2i5 East Cary
DESIRABLE furnished rooms. with or with
,oat egara StsaW 1 49, ''p,'rtI mshtS; -Vs
FOX ren;: Oh. llre" front room with or
without board. st l'-t Floyd Avenue Ran
NICELY Furnished room Tor gentlemen
rooms PScnS Msdi.oa ;$,, il East @j' SIT
Shalt
A sS B,,a as" c 5?2 It l2 ei %5r1s
Se-outt St-ggt
Two men q eoaoT5 FOR srooJ room. Kan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-10

TON NNlo. Roy nnt .;nuc w'I1 ~ al. .ra
Nh hn nag .inhic' IN h".' location Ia ci,y.
nosS calling him on: or city inv. r.:,,.i
ADDRESS u ~. Times T,i.r.,.t, '.''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-10
ROOMS WITH BOARD.
WANTLD-hoom and Board.

MARRIED couple TO occupy front room with
board. 'oS Barton Avenue, Barton Heights.
rriNat" family.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-10
STORAGE AND MOVING.
UPEOLSTERINC..

PARLON suits touches. chairr q: All VIM,
rcupholStercd In tho bout mannnt. oiG
hair mattIeshe" 'n1de over like new J,coS
Um!auf. Mad con 1902. Jaws
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-10
fDit SAI.E,--Iiur.r>

FOR sale . nuo,y bred English settlers. >
'"r l.in.lcs. cheap Ia GuiCE buyer {; 10.
'.rc Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-10

N " TOT Ford ncccsaorlos Uniyersa,
Mot"i 60" lac, q! - West IEroad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-10

W ANTEr. I" Sc.l "n.-tuird Interest," in
business Reason for s"ll.us lad health
Address Is a.3. Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-10
MOTTO E,-i'anliruut

~, TILE. DlSTK!cT COURT Or THE
El;N !)lsrI.lcT OF ViRGi%lA.
w&'LT.ij: -: p I i H?6FhSIi~so<. 10 i i"
Bankrupt hankruptcy
NOTICE Of -! f / F;Tn, MEETING or
To ne creditors of WALTER J ROB-
iNSoN, of Richmond. in tie county
OF H"nr.co, ana district aforesaid
Mo,ice j, hereby given ,n;, on tho
%rth DAY Of August y - 1915, the said
MALrrE j. EoBl&SoN wus duly adj
meeting .! his creditors viii bc held
~ my cihcc. Rooms 30 80 ana go
A@Sfs" .% on ,bg '' su P bNY M
S!rTiIMEEE. i u. 1916. e, 10 o'clock
IN the forenoon, IT which tim" the said
claims, appoint Il trustee" examine the
hnnllrupt, aud transact such other
business as may properly come before
TIoS II SNEAp
Rejoice ~ bankruptcy.
%cui.mhcr . laIt.
'%iTI:n STATlS ron T'H: EAST.
.:RN nisTilcT' or NlI:GI%iA
In the matter Of no. 1873
II II MCGUIRE, In
Bankrupt Bankruptcy
NOTICE or FIRST MEETING OF
TO the creditors OF II NJ Mcguire. of
Richmond. in the County of Henrico,
and district aLoresaid-Bamkrup,
Ho,igS IL Il hsreny Eiv9n ,t tha' on on m. Hg
IL " Mcguire Was duly adjudicatcd
bankrupt. and mat the, FIRST meeting
Zee Rooms !' 10 5!5 ana an ''S 5as hme y
%utional Bank Building. Richmond. Va.
on the. 18TH DAY OF sEPTEMBEH.
noon, at which time the said creditors
may attend. prove their claims. APP
rotn, trustee. examine the bankrupt,
ana traEsac, such other business as
may properly come before said meet
my.
THos. Il. SNEAD.
Referee in Bankruptcy
September O. 1916.
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
ITiTEp ST. SrATES For TIE EAST
Il 81 Ha s& & ,H. No ;5,s
NOTICE OF T! Iii Ion MEETING OF
re Hs 't Gm dl R G 4 HoM W he
>otiSs Is IS her"Sy given that on the
list uaA ~ AueuSt y. u: 1910. the sara
a.iudicatcl bankrupt. and that the
frsi meeting of his creditors will be
held ia my oilic". Rooms No. 525 and
52G American Nationa! Bank Building:
Richmond. Va, on the 18TH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER. \ y. 1915. AZ 10 o'clock
II! tho forenoon, at which time the said
creditors may attend. prove. their
claims. appoint Il trgistcc, examine the
bankrupt, and transact such oiher
SAID meeting
Referee in bankruptcy.
September ., 1915.
IS T4E n!STE! s. c9EE Tf or I Tg:
EEN DISTRICT or VIRGINIA.
g 81 %S 8 NJ" ',a'
NOTICE OF FlRsT MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
To the creditors, Of GEORGIA Y. An.
Of Hcnrico, and district aforesaid
Bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the y,
az az Of AnSSi R Was duly ial SAD ado
judicated bankrupt and that the hrSt
meeting OF his creditors Will he held IN
my Office, Rooms No. $50 and $40 Amer
team National Bank Building; Rich,
creditors may attend, prove their
claims, appoint II trustee, examine the
bankrupt, aud transact such other
business as may properly come before
THOS 81 SNEAD,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
September 8, 1916.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-10
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WAITED. OH time SOFAS. chairs sidcboarda.
thh.rs h'fh post reds. clocks. old gold
H'lrHS IA 'h'i. as. tninl old Write mo
wait 'on haE' j. Is icard. IL West Main.
~ olson u2@.
WANftb g" nut s.,oul- hand Corona tyne.
Si'' h'"'' AHHf"Hs J. - Box So.
"A%fEp III" ~, of .,n urrirht piano for
" "'"'"H'. Nif 'tE" good care -: L.,
III ,are V'me D,-aatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-10
FOR Observation-Disclosures.
WANTED

10 make room for new fall stock
now on the road. we must dispose
ot Il good big lot of used pianos now
on our third floor. These pianos
nave all been used, but are in first
class condition and fully guaranteed
ny us. This is the opportunity for
you to get high-grade piano at
about one-half the regular price. and
get an old. reliable company to back
II up. and with privilege OF excbany
ing In later years at full value If Won
desire Tor new piano or PLAYER.
we can furnish you good plano,
ranging in price from SAT to S297
Call and see them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-10
WANTED-Vehiclc..
FGK SAit.-AIuchincry

w ANTED 80 buy - nice Moycr runa h,
snl care Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-10

In the matter Of No. 1858.
!. HOWARD SIEDD, JR., in
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-10
BUSINESS CHANCES.

%As|,tS%%&E hAt nSTAsf hHIH u Ss.;
sS6 year seSii" eN 81 Msst,S% e TS
Tor any issiiiimsie nsrcanfile business Ana
street \ " Washington. u {.
FOE Sa he e sod nTkS' and y
712 wcs, isroad street
DENTAL gE.S'tr. fer sale N sr9w,ms
Inventory OF outfit ADDRESS l. Isl. care Times
FOR sale, spoke-turning and
rim strip plant; located
BurkeviIle, Va, on n. G. w.
and Southern Railroads; equip
ment modern; best quality of
timber obtainable within low
freight rate: low price, With
easy payments for quick
sale. The Wheel and Wood
Bending Company. bridgeport,
Conn.
r 5t 9"uf? GOO toT p. rs9. in sP
&.'ns nsrip1y hYsS IN ,Ms sGc't"n VII
arSss i . T5N iii i i hui rtV Va A."
AHi.E manaser wanted ny Chicago manu-
fncinrcr. ,rem, ol.ice; employ salesman;
= aritsl required RiNiord. IA Eas, Jack
son. Chicago
'di ;i,,9nco Snsi ,.or. B@'morG VII
!.,:,,si.@| g XesIs M.fl er'.r md :.milv
,' ~, 81" liG.iiss low r"nt oriec, s;.5oo
-, Wrirat lioi LoIrers Street Baltimore.
p pr tsTs9 Pr ' ano en- to
H@ r.: 10 With %d o-,a 9lishea
'ilr" Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-10
S.l T.

FNT-IIow TO reduce II f'ull particulnr 20
mailed FREQ. Han chemical! Co. Dept y 20
81 Louis. $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-10

WANTED BY couple. room and sleeping
porch with board. suburbs prcfcrr"u.
References exchanged. T.. 3SI care Times
nisrHtch.
WANTED and board in tho West
EuJ 10y NoGTS lady teacher Address
1 .91. carc Times Dispatch.
NANrED by refined young business Lady.
tupm and hoard IN small, private family.
Central location. References exchanged.
State terms and convent"ncvs. L, 80 care
'lirnas- DISPATCH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-10

FOR rent nicely furnished rooms With
BOARD. gentlemen preferred loo West
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-10

Or sale hcardiu;: houso ,o,,,rI.,..i,, ~
nished Third ard Grace"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-10
NOTICE-Bnnkrunt.
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OFF THE
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.

In the matter or Nh 1aLo
q. J. THOAfASSON, In
bankrupt. Bankruptcy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-10

wy III. sell "a sa "r'I'r. or trade for s,,,,u
, arm stool. fixtures. lease ~ an c.iaL
i .h"G rroccrN sfor" .vi.h ivin. room.
~, oar" Vlnl"s- lll.i-i,trh - .'..- -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-10

'pE sal. grocer West End COOL s..n,
inventory rric" o. sos. care Times I;s-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-10

THE WEBSTER
ROOMS ana board. Au.o.u,,lv n-c..rIas..
central. hot-wst,r hu,tr4 price, rcaaon,
st!t Mell:on -i... lp4S iHlr East clay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-10

~ THE DISTKICT COURT oF THE
%lTitD STATES FpH TIN: EAST
El.N DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
la tho matter OF No 1881
WAE1TER J. KOBI%SoN. In
Bankrupt. Eankruptcy
NOTICE of fiEST MEETING OF
CREDITORS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-10

CONCRETE mixers. combination .owinr- an.
~; h"'si'nI, onrtn"S Pumps, boilers aud
'tS'i's, won't working mae hIucry OF every
nisTription Condition guaranteed. l. HiU.
lid * -.
For s".' a-inch engine lathe screw cutting:
so '."'iii, motor cheap. + 81. care.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-10
FOR s,.iII.-.Aniluals

"I HI; saii ny black ssitcr Gsp years old
49,, y" "Nc"pu1uaiiy good Tor h"th.
., "spS III, Ely. 50 f9r ,urke}s Any one
E'l h"i. frI"", SO. g ". Lotus south
'"R sale, nuc,y bred English settlers. >
s"n~ l.m.le.. cheap tu quick buyer. {; 10.
I----.-------------.-
FOH SALt,--Iiurscs.
F0r saie good mares, anu years oil.
ana Eond workers Also . COOL nuts
r,,Sht ont Of h"rI work. Cru!ls .;tauias.
street go
FOR sale. horses and nu,c* right nu, Of
marc worh. at lioumaG's Transfer Stables
- south Fifteenth Street
G.SE 'he children happy vacation. Buy
them iony 'u easy monthly payments
Or AZ reduced rr!c,s FOR cash Pure bred
Welsh and Sh"rlHnlS. Monirusc Pony Farm.
,"ri.rs'i!lc, VI. or j. L. Harrison. X =
l. $ Box :. Richmond. Va
CEui.l.S STABLES
hOANpi""; merry. cxch'ms" and sales
Horses nnH mules tor hire by day oT fnoni!..
Horses altl dos clipped. Acclilnatcl horses
aud mules always on hand FOR safe. an4
n!N3t nc as r"I r"-cntcd or none: refunded.
FOR eo!", h"rsy, wagon and harness. Or
f,r"u'" Is I', car" Tinrs Dispatch.
rp! ....' .y:,r-o,d NirgiuU. b.-d h,,.,,.
H""n for . b, ttl! lllr 1870, nunju .itf'...;.
- ,ho.c ia.u son TIA
rgE ~.'. lu. $50! h,rscs. Anuiy I;oyai
I.&nllar, St-hhs 10 south ADAMS 5ts,,
h NM, n mSf' X ., sHrryy and mig"
bnnt h2rsaln. Address q 33'. car"
:. ). L-il.-.- Ll-.Lh = y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-10

LARGE; furnished room second floor next
Franklin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-10

YOUNG lady desires vouEeniai companion
ia share room m own hoI.u. Terms
scnahlc. references Address = il. care
Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-10
SCUEER & SON
PAINTING AND pArERiNG

Do no, wait until the busy SEASON Is hero
To have your paiutin. and purcr!aE done
NO Will do II now ~ III" TiElt price for
arSt class worh Phone Madison 1861 &
= Gardner. i35 West MAJ STREET
LET estimate your wall uap-rinE
Lowest estimates given. Thtrty ~" and
~ cent papers shown At - cents Gail y
Chns"u Madison 2lG2.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-07

whole ship business off the world"
And if the businesslike little automo-
bile he fathered may be taken as a
criterion, he is likely to deliver the
goods.
But the spectacle of the most pa
cific of all the pacificists tinkering
around on a submarine, with a sting
as deadly as Mr.. Ford assures US his
will carry, is inconsistency sufficient
to corral a whole herd of goats.
Something like the old western way
of breaking up a fist fight with the
butt end of a siX-shOOter, Ell?
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-07

HEARST'S COLD FEET-Smat-
ter with Willie Hearst? He has
been booming Teddy to beat the
band for months. Sent Willis ]. ALB
bolt all over the country finding
Teddy sentiment wherever he went,
whether it was there or not; Boosted
T. R. day after day. And yesterday
WiIlie's feet looked frost-bitten.
Even Artie Brisbane, who writes like
a plute nowadays, wrote with chilled
tootsies, and his stuff was printed on
an inside page. Did Hearst quit be-
cause he thought he had landed on
another loser? Or did T. R. begin
to look like a loser because Hearst
and Wall street landed on him? Any
how, Willie keeps running ahead of
his ticket as a gutter.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-07
WHAT'S THE ANSWER?

WHATS THE ANSWERY = The
Progressive party got more votes in
1912 than the G. o. P. did. That in
Dictated that more voters approved
the new party than the old Why,
then, should the Bull Moose surren-
der to the Elephant this year, rather
than the Elephant to the Bull
Moose? Why don't the PrOgressives
go ahead, nominate their ticket and
swing the 1912 banner to the
breeze?
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-07

HENRYs LATEsT.-Henry Ford,
who promises to do his "damnedest"
to smash the preparedness move
ment, announces that he is working
on a submarine that will blow the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-07

-O-O
NOT ENTITLED TO PICK
The story is being circulated that
I was discharged from the Office Of
deputy sheriff because I disObeyed
the law. l defy Hon. Mr. DUnphy or
any one to prove same. Mr.. Dun
phys excuse to me was that I was
getting all the work to do and he was
sitting around Sandusky doing moth
ing. That was not the reason that
l was removed. Why did not Mr..
DUnphy go to work? He had the
chance. I was appointed deputy
sheriff in September, 1915, by Mr..
Dunphy and told to get evidence
against a certain person in the vii
lage of Lexington for violating the
local option law which Mr. Dunphy
admitted he could not get. The evil
dence was produced.
Moral do not expect to pick
the roses where Mr.. ThOs. Dunphy
planted the bush.-Abner Jac<man,
Lexington, Mich. - Adv. in Lexing-
ton, Mich, News.
-O-O-
HOW ABOUT SERVING THEM?
Police officer Ewing has rendered
his resignation. He retires from the
force with the weIl-wishes of every
one. He has treated the public
square at every opportunity.-Woos-
ter, Ohio, Republican,
THE STRENUOUS LIFE
DR.. Pay was out early with his
horse and pillow Sunday morning,
but was called to see a patient before
he got to pillow much BeIlefontaine,
O., Examiner.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-04
RIeine YoIiseixa> >rid,tem.

- Wie seftern ermittelt ipurbs, ba.
Ben p1brtnb Ter Weibnadtsferieu
ginbredsr Der 9arriIpn Shule In
Gebamsoille einsn geiud abstitattei
iinb stpa $40 In 9aar. bic Gissnthum
Der 9tbrsr iparen, srbeutst. 4ubsrSeW
baben Die Ginbre1er ipie bic 0anbalen
sebauii unb cine grpbe ansahl S9uI'
bii4er 3erfebt.
= Der 10 SABRE aft. yarbig; Ran.
bplpb Gain BON go. ALP Smith Str.
fpurbe asitsrn unisr Ser glntlase pers
baft.t siner Der brei StroIde geipsien
su fem, bic am Splbsiterabenb g. o.
Green bon Dapton, g., na9 Der Mae.
Gorlanb Strdbe lodten uub bort I'm
5000 bsrdubteH.
- Or. 2onis u. Wolonp BON go.
735 Msit Jiinfte Strabe ipurbe se'
fern Wlorssn su friiber Siunbe. aIs
e. iidb auf BEN Wese 5u einem pdiis
enten befanb an Der Giinften unb
Wlcunb StraBe Don s:nen Reeer mil
ppreebaIiensm RebDlbsr I'm $14 in
raar ioipis um llbr unb astte be,
raubt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-04
Scntifer llntrritisnngSbn

0iifritt Ro. 301 bes Deu.fden uns
tsritiibungsbunbs OsriammeIte ii9 in
G6riit. Sa9s' Saus uatsr @oriiB oes
grdiioenten gorrab 8rOBtopf uno
Der prototOGfiibruns Sss Serrn abam
ssnOer6a9. Grau DiIbelmins 0crs
pei, emil 6. gregor, gbrilt. Shpins
ger, SSrdu Gmmt aeim, Jruu Carrie
Maaer unS SoIspb airf9muun pur.
ben dls nsue Mitslieoer dufgenommsn.
Die gedmtenipabl bate folsenbes
grge5nis: Gonrao 9robtopf, Yrdiis
bent; SoIepb aeim, 9i5eprGiibent;
gbam ssnoelbah, Setretdr; Gbriit.
Rue6l, StdBHsiitsr; Soiepb Rueler
unb u. S6neler, Sruitses. Gum Biz
der unterIu6uugss tpuroen
bic Serrsn 4ntOn S6neIIer, SOiep6
asim uno gbriit. RuebI erudrnt.
Siibrerin 1T Brau Marid S6nsiOsr
uno glufIeber Ssrr Giyiit. S6pinger.
gllg Deputp ipuros qloam Senoel5u9
empfoblsH. ginluoungen 5u ben 5eits
lidteiten bes gaperiIheH llnterit.
9ereits uno oes ShpG6iI9eu 0as
meupereing ipurben anssrommen. Die
Ginna6mtn betrussn $3.50 unb bic
2lusaa6sn $3.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-04
9ie ncne Gonmtp @euiiionsbcbDrbe

Die nsue Gountb Repiiionsbeborbe,
ipelde einem am eriten Sanuar in
ardft getretenen @eIebe sufofgs an
Stelle Der bisberigen Diftritt<Sisuers
aiIeforen tritt unb i'm Wlonat Suni
ibre 2bdtigteit beginner ipirb, fpurbe
geitern bon bem probatri9ier, ben
Stadisanpalt, bem gountp S4aBs
meiiter unb benz prafibenten Der
gountpfommiffdre. benen pom GeIeb
bieIe Getpalt iibertragen tporben 1T,
ernannt. Die grnannten iinb bic
bisferigen 0iftritt SteueraiTsfOren
Ro6ert 6. Gbmonbion Msp.) unb
Sobn 9. Dafbburn (Dem.) unb Serr
Jamss .. 9smpleton (Rep.), Der Bis
Dor &ur5em in bsr Office bes Stabts
anpalts als 8eiibtitel llnterIuder
filnsirt bat. Die grnennungen ipurs
ben. ipie es bas Geieb pprfhreibt,
Der Gtaatsiteuerfommiiiion aur BE.
gutadtuns unterbreitei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-04
sibtrdl yagtriidtr lluttrf. .gsrtin.
Sielt seitern ieine bal6jdbrlibe Ge'
Notwithstanding nit geamten.
Ginfiibruns ab.

Inter bem 0oriis bes Serrn Soeob
Slid unb nit 5errn George 8. 3itt
als SefretGr bielt Der obige 0erein
geftrn in Sdtg 9dlIe, 126 80. glber
Strabe, feline 6aIbidbrlite General
nerfammluna db, in tpelder sunddft
an brei ertranite Witslieber bic ii6lis
he llnteritiibuns sur 9us5ablung ges
lanste. Cine einlabung bes 8apsris
i6en 1lntsrftiibunsspereins 5u feinem
am Is. Sauuar i'm SeliiI9en alub
iiaitfinbenben Utdsfenbaa ipurbe am
genpmmen unb rege 8etbeiligung aus
geiitert. Der sSinansiefrstdr. 5err
:. Sdred unb Der Sdabmeifter 5err
Jaeob 1rdutb unierbreiteten tire T.
idbrliden, slei6lautenben yinausbes
ridte, aus benen berDcrsing, baB bic
0efammteinndbmen ii5 auf $446.24
unb bic glussaben auf $275.05 beldus
fen bdben, iobab ii6 nod $17119 in
6Gnbn bes Sdasmeiiiers bsfinbsn.
Bon bsm 9ereinsperm6ssn, peides
ii6 benz geri6t 5ufolse auf $4192. .43
belduK, finb $1,000 in Bombs ang.s
leat, 500 bersinsIid ausg.lisb,n,
$721 bsi Der Weitsrn German gant
oeponirt unb Der Rsif befinbet ii6,
ipie angefiibrt in Sdnben -bes S6aBs
meiiiers. 2ln Observation-Disclosures
iuurben fudbrenb bss 5aIbidbrs $1o5
unS al Stsrbese!bern 800 .ausbss
3ablt. Die lebtsrsn getrGse gefangten
an bic Wlitali.ber 6. @sbrfris unb
4bam 8albauf, bsrsn GattinHen ges
itorbsn iino. 9as aus ben 6trren
2arl adeiisl, 9lnipn &erpf unb Grib
Webrfrib teiiebenbe llnierIu6ungss
iommitiee beri6tete, bag ss Die Bidder
fdmmtIihr geamtsn espriift unb
ridiig befunSen babe. 5iermit pas
rem bic geffGfte erlsbist unb Serr
Spispb 9ippert, eines Der dlt.iien Wits
alieb.r bes 9.reins, fiisrts bic nads
ftthsubeH, neus reip. ipieberertpdbIten
9eamten in lire Qemter elm:
grGfbent - Saiob Sid.
@i,.prdiibent = q. T6pfer.
prototolIietreidr - g.crse r. 3ttt.
iyinan5isfretdr = Spbn Sdrsd.
Sdabmeiiier = Saiob Srauth.
ardnfeniommittee - Bal. Ru1n
rnb anb. Wuef.
sruiise = e Sabre antOH Slid,
itein.
5abnenirGser = Spbn Wuenh.
adhnsnbeafeitsr = Geors. Sod6im.
Rad Der Ginfiihrung fdnb Der iibs
Iihe aommers ftatt. Der bic 4nipeTens
ben bis 3u fpdter Stunbs IN feuht'
frObli&sr Stimmuns beifammen bielt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-04
Die 9o@ter er5dblt BON
Der Peilmng 6er Wtntter.
Grluartete feline iold ipitnbrrbareH
@irfrnsen.
SanIae fiibrtc ieOO6 cine inerfiuiir-
oise &enOnns ber6ei.

DOas 9ungen unb 9angen betreffs
Der 9eInnb3eit meiner U&utter lit
oorliber", iagte Srau 6. 8. Riboer
por etnigen 5ugen, runD. jebt 1T un-
lere 5dmilie gliitli9er ais Oies Iett
Su5ren Der 5aG getpeien. QDir lpohs
1len in No. 1927 Stratforo Q5enue.
Cincinnati.
Lifeline Wutter lit an einem Wlds
9enleioen uHb an oollftdnbiger StRs
fdQieteit.
r@ir glaubten iie bGtte Elm &rebss
leioen, qter3te ertldrten i9ren 5al dfs
Utagertrebs, mir gluubten aber ni9t
bdrdn.
nyfi9ts tonnte lie i'm Ragen bebals
ten. Sic puroe nager uHb I9pa9
uHo mar 70 nit S6lafloiigteit gee
pldgt, oab iie oftmdls pD6eHIdng
ni4t i9re Qugen I4lieben tpnnte. SIR
3uitano puroe 10 olarmireno, baB
mir ireeno etpds prpbirten, mas uns
angeratben purbe.
nSemanO empfabl uns Sanlac unD
bas mar gerabe bas, mas mir ges
brau6ten.
nWlutter lit Idon aft unD mir er.
parteten ni6t, bab bic W}ebi5in fol4
tpunoerbare Wirtung babeH piirbe,
bieielbe mar aber grpBdrtig.
rSie tonn jest alles ellen lnb
ni6ts ideint ibr gu i9aoen.
nSie bat einen guten Qppetit unb
ihldft gut. DAB mir ale Sanlac febr
Dunt6ar iinb, 1T milDe ausgebriidt.
n8ir baben Sdnlac Dusenben pon
2euten empfpblen uilb 4nbere, tpel1e
geieben, mas es poll6rd9t bat, BEL
Ututter ibrem 2eioen, baben SGitlac
ebenfalls getuuft.
.@ebrduden sic meinen Humsn,
ME sic rpiinI9en. SD perbe ale an
mid seitellten 6ragen beuntpprten."
Sanlac lit eine De9etabiliT6e prGa
purutipn. IS bringt on ben SiB Der
&rantbeit - ben W1ugen bic gtiereH
unb 2eber. Sdnlac lit nFenIdaftlif)
prdparirt fir Die BieDerselebung Der
6lei6en, Idpa9en, mugeren, blutars
men leute.
Sanlac piro peri0nIi9 ertlGrt uuo
eirgefiibrt IN Cincinnati in bem
Se6fte uno @alnut Ctr. .s2aoen Der
Dom Drug Gp. IS tann IN trgenbs
eiuem Der 0ptp unb Weatber9eab Ga
ben in Cincinnati unb in Dem 9ilz
more'I6en GabeR in goDingtOn ges
fault perben. -4uSeige.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-04

Gtiiern Riitas trdt i'm biefisen
Clinton 9otsl bic HationaltommiiIion,
bsitebenb aus ben Yrdfibenten Der BET
ben srobsu 2isas - 9ener (glat. g. }
Hlrn Sobnfcn (alm.sa.) - unb benz
goriIstr eus. 9errmdnn (prGfibsnt
Der .Rsbs") 5ir Sabresueriammluns
SuIommtn unb ptrtaste iit uaa mebrs
ftiinbiser Sibung auf bsu!s, nadbtm
ole 8tamtenpabl fiir bds lauieube
Snbr, bur9 Wieberertpdbluns oss
9errn 9lug. 5errmann gum 0oriiber
rnb bes 6errn Sobn 6. Bruce gum
Setrttdr erlebigt lporben mar. Die
Grnss Der Werirsiing In Der aommiis
fion eur9 sintn OtIesaisn Der Qatios
nais4Hoeidiion Der unttrseorbneien
2isas ipurbe pdbrenb Der Sibuns in
grpdsung ge3ogen unb nirb rors
ausfihtIit btuie ibre GrIenigung fin.
ben. Die snbgiiltiss llsbertrnsung bss
Gbiragper alubs (.gubs") an 5srrn
meeabmann u. ". ipirb nn5ipeifelbaft
m ben nddiien sasen itaitfinbeH. ba
Serr gbarIes q. Saft. 3anpteisentbii'
mer bsr .Gu5s1, bon ieinsr Jasbtour
In 9sras 3uriidseiebrt III.
Sdupilins Ssr5Os iraf fdoH am
Ecnntaa godmittas - einen Tag
friikr. nls anssiagt - bier Elm uno
In emIia nit ben plinsn CUR 8eritdrs
lung Der ,Rtos4 unb ben Uorbersi.
iunseu fir Die einiibunsstour na4
bum Giibsn I'm Wdrs bd&dft'st.