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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-19
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Sonntae Gbsnb ipurben bier auf beis
ben Geiten Der meritaniitn 9ren3e
9orbereitunesn fir etpaige seinos
isligfsitsn eetroffen. Die 9arniIon
in Suares purbe nm etlpu 1unbert
Wann 5ruppsn oerftdrft, bic aus Der
Stabt CHIHUAHUA tamen, ipGbrsnb auf
tieIer Geite Der Sren5s 9atterie u
Der Rationulgdrbe Don gep Werito,
140 Mann tart nit bier brei30aigen
@eItiiben Topie RAG etite Battalion
bes 20. Observation-Disclosures Don Co
lumbus. y. M. eiutrdfsn nm Quar-
tier in Sort gliB, Ger, In Der uns
mittel6aren Ra3b1riddft pon gl pa
10 su 6esieben. gie 9atteris III bic
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sinsemuiterten militdriiHe Srsaniias
tion. bi, fi6 gum 0isnit meloet.
Di. Wabnabmeu Sur 0srbiitung
bes Maffens unb Munitionsifmuss
gels purbsn mad hsr auf Der Snters
ndtipndlen Bride srfolsten 9erbdfs
tiina BON 2uis gorrer peri6Grft, Der
beidulbiet tpirb ben 8erin6 asmaft
3u baben in 4utcmpbilsn $500 pa
tronen iiber bic Gren5s 5u i6musseln.
Bon Der Gtabt CHIHUAHUA traf am
Sonntas elm Giieubabnaus Elm Der
sipsi Der iisbsn 2tmsritaner bierbsr
bra6te, bic nod bert suriidaeblieben
iparen. auBerbem bate Der 3us aud
an bic tduienb meritanifhe sliihts
Iinse ans benz 1orrsOn Diitritt an
gorb. benen es pom 9sneral Sbregon
per6oten fpuroe iiber bi. @rsn5e mad
ben Der. Staaten gu tommen.
Der .blaue Sonntag.
Ri9monb, ga., 18. SUM-. girs
SiHien rsenieBt1 ieinsn sriten .blausn'
SonHtag untsr ben geitimmunsen os3
neuen .Ouiter" 9eiss.s. Sn Dislen
StGbten tparsn bic @sidGfte, in peIs
den Soba nnb anbsre SOFT 9rints"
nertalft lperben, ebenIo ipie bic Gis
garreHldben sef6lOisn. dnbsrspo
ipurbe tsin 9afolin pertduft.
Gs ipurbsn cine itdttlife an;a6i
@erbaftunsen porssnommeu unb 5ipar
pielfa6. um SeItfdlIs gu f6affen.
Dur4 bag ~Ouitsr esieb". bas elm,
itritte Dur9fiibrung Der probibiiionss
geiebe eripirten foq, purben aud e!n.
4n;abl ldnsit pergsiIsusr SCnntugss
eefebe pieber aufsepsdt. Inter BEN
alien geisb. tpelGes unn6tbise arbeit
on Sonntasen perbistst, fpurben!oufts
befebls sesen ;sbn gis.ntbiimsr BOT
aonseFipnen in Dem Sommerreiort
Ocean 9ietp in Der RGhe ppn Rorfplt
erfpirit. Jn Ribmono unb Reppor::
Stems, mo bic &onoitpreien .nb Gi'
sarrenseIhdfte ftlisben muBten, tpurs
be je Elm angeftenttr elmer ieoeH bers
drtisem Geiddfts, bas offen mar. pers
bdftst, ebeltio ME aud 2slesrapb,seI
unb MngsitelIie Der sslspbon @eiens
Ttaft. nm 5eitfGle fir bic aIusIesuny
bes @eTebes gu fhaffen.
Sn Briitol mar Der 9aiolinbertduT
unterfdat, ebenio fpis m 2pnhburs.
Danpille uno nod anoeren Stdbten.
Sn tleinsren Ortf6often ipurben To-
gar bic Mpotbeten esidlpHen, aber ses
gen @olffpieler unb 4utomobiliiteu
ipurbe niht borgesanssH, cbi4on man
bisieg ertpartet bate.
Jofsenf hip ere se seoIlifion.
GDansbiIle, Snb., 1S. Suni.
glrtbur 8ubineer, % Sabre alt, SdrrpI
5niib, 80 Sabre aft. blieben auf Der
GitlIe tobt unb ReIipn Msper purbe
i4pss psslsats ala tn sas alatumrbiI.
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gluasnideinlid ipar.n es Garran5iiien,
bon benen bic auf bem Riids
uarfb befinblihen Der. Staas
ten 9ruppen ansssriffen
purcen.
Der g.falI,ne gefsblsbaber Der Wegis
Asuer trus bic Uniform zines
Garran3a Offi5iers.
General Ricaut aussnidxinlia Tn
isinen TOrbsrunsm eifpabs sabs
mer getporbeH.
gr hat Deriproden bi. pliinbernber
9anbiten fanssn unS beitrafsn
gu tpollen.

Hropnsbills 5sr., 49,. SUM-
= Hahbem fe ibren 3iped errei4I
uno bic Banbiten auseinanberge'
iprenst batie, bic In Der 5reitas Na6i
mebrere Rantes in 5sras sepliinbert
ilnS bann cine Qb.beilung bes 26
Observation-Disclosures 0itli8 Dor
San 9enito. 9sras angsgriffen bat
ten, iinb bic MannIdaften Der bier
ten ameriianiiben Straferpebition
bic auf meritaniides Gebiet sing.
CHI Gonntag auriidsesoeen porpsn.
Die 9ruppsn babm tsinerlei Ders
LUTTE 5u per5eihnen.
Der aommanbdnt ber GarrarBa
sruppsn in Maiamoras CAB bas
8eripre6en. Ct iperbe bic 9anbiten
aufIpiiren unb bsitrafen.
gjelegentli1 zines aampfs nit
etpa 16 Weritaysrn, ipelfs bic ames
ritaniiden 5ruppen ansriffen, als
bieis gerdbe ben Riidmarf9 na9 Der
@rense antrsien ipoIlten, ipurben 5tpei
9anbiien getobtet.
Di. Mannf6aftsn ber Gtrafsrpes
bition bltsben Sonntas Radt in Gan
pebrp, Ger. siipa sip6lf Meilen fpeits
Z lid bon 9rofpnspilIs nnb parteten
msitsre gntrpidelunsen ab, nadlbtm
iit. tpie General Barter in Ieinem
om.lihen Bsridt iaet, .sin ganbitsns
n.it auf Randes s.seniitsr bonn san
ptbro Randito Diftrist geIduberi
batisns.
.3u hisf.n Naudss ssb6rt aud bi.
Sabuahal Rdnh, ettpa 3ebn Weilen
ipeiiIih bon Matamords gelsesn. bic
aIs 4Mlupflpintel bon olIerlei lihts
fttusm geiinbsl bsriihtist III.
Die Wilitdrbeb5rben bisfttn bic
Gage am Sonntas abenb fir aubsrs
crbsntIid ernR. Snfolse b,r gbens
tiaIitdtsn. bic eintrsttn fonnsn. 9es
fonbers trus bier3u bic 4nnahme bei,
baB ss m5slidxriutif, cine etbtheis
iung BON gdrransd Sruppen getuefen
Iein i5nne, bic inter benz 9efebf sfnes
junsen aeiItnants ben @nsriif auf
bic amsriianifhn sruppen esmadt
babe, ols bisls I'm gteriff ipnren
msrifnnif9es gebiet au berlaifen. Der
bstrsffenbe Ofii,isr fisl In bem
Rampf unb ss hsIfe iih beraus,. bab
er bic Uniform zines garransifteu
frug.
Obfton "a in bsm amilihen Bee
riht I'm Mrmes 6duptquartier beiBt,
baB BEL bem anmpf Elm Entertainer &c,
i5bfet unb sipsi beripunbst ipurben,
70 tpurbs bod an Gpnniag Mbenb In
Wlotamords bic Ha&ritt beIfdiigt,
bab 3ipsi Mleriiansr s,tSbt,t ipurbet-
Der Mnsriff auf bic amsritanifdr
gaoGbut erfoIsie, nahbem bsreiis
sipei Troops iinb cine Maftinsns.s
iuebr aonlpasnie bes Dritten als
acknowledgements ii4 tpieber auf Der.
Gtaaisngtbitt b<fanbsn., Den Rid
u1ri& bedttn aIs Hatbut bic 5roops
. unb 3 untsr BEN 1sfsbI Der asui-
hanis Jobn mecb II. unb g,suboop.
Dis gprpoiten bsri9teien, bdb Elm Mb<
iteiluna Msriiunsr ttrannafs unb fos
tuIb BE Msyitansr 6sr dmeriianif9en
1ugsasn alpaM puzhch f4tHetsnI
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2ofal :. Seridt.
9a6m aus gcrspeiilnus @iit.

Nabm aus IcrSpeiflnug @tft.
Die 24iGbbrise 9lnnie Sorn, Don
1745 Gilmore Strube. bic Dor einiger
3eit pon ibrem 9ottsn I'M Stitn ses
laFen ipurbe unb tiirslid eine S1ets
buns BON ibm perlanste, perIu6te ses
tern 4benb, ba fie iiber ibre bilfloie
Gage in @sr5peifIuns serutRen mar.
ihreu DslsiH sin GnSe AZ ma4esl
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in ipel9em iie faBen, elm Bug Der
@bieago unb gaftern Sainois gabn
bineinfubr. Die 8srunsliidten iinb
Utuiifer unb tpobnen in gbicago.
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Wsrben fieben 9crpebos
boot5erf0rer unb nsun
anbersfle 2rissss
fabrSeuge beorbert.
Wafbinston. D. g., IS. Suni.
- WarineistrstGr Danitls Bat am
Gonntas 9lbenb gu ipdter Stunbs
anesorbnet. baB ii9 fieben Sorpebcs
boct5erit6rsr unb nsun aHbere ileiHs
strisssfabr5else nd9 ineritaniiden
@sipGfIern bsgsbtn unb au ben dnbes
rem bereiis an Der Dits unb mtitiiiite
Msritos befinblihen Der. Gtaainl
Rrisgsi9iffen ftoben IoIIen. gllItr
Mobrfnsinlintsit mad fptrbn BE
e@tfts IN izitez 0ipis Saals bxHlsat
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Werbptem
Wirb BON Sollanb aus bic
u fubr.pon 2ebenss
mitteln.

m mitteln.
sonbon, is. Suni. Snfolgs Der
fiir5li4en Strafpa[le Dessn @anseIs
an 2sbensmittsln in SOaanb, pirO,
fpie iiber aopen6agen bierber genet
bet iporben, DON Der ndditen Bo9e ab
Die @usfubr bon asbensmitteln aus
9oaanb unterIast iein, Bis bic @ors
rdtbe pieber normal geporben TnD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06

-SSt 90 PC fool VIII huy .5-foo, 10, O.
:. Leonard street near West Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06

W s ROBINSON & 90
40 East Franklin Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06

- acres, miles from Richmond. FOOD
E" automo't. road Gloom dwelling
with all 'mnlcftcnts can b. ao.sh,
eHery cheap, quick buy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06

MIL exchange lew --family Hat on
-, floyd Ave nue. hc;.waier neat. rented
..-sfor $40 PEI aUuGlu foi high-claSS am
-~irrmoyeG aiopertl. lr!ce. $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
FOR SALE-I,cai Estate.

WILL sell tract OF timber within 10
miles OF city. s miles from railway:
VIII cut 2,10O.O00 feet. Price SlO.JU0
j; ~. care Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
FOR SALE-I.cal Estate

ATTRACTIVE home just built. in
Highland Park: rooms. all convc-
nicnccs. Price. $4,000: easy terms. Il
l0i. care Times dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06

~ 6-roon1 frame house On pocahontas
- Street, . South Richmond. 10; II fee;
---front. rented at Si++ pcr Year 20 good
-senani. lrce $500, liberal terms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
FOR SALE-Rcal Estate

u; cNchanSc equity in. lot in one
of ltichmond's best suburbs for GOOD
Ford automobile. l. 22G. care Times
dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
y + SCHMIDT x CO.
SUE l.as, ErnMklin Strcrt-

.FOTt sale or lcut conforf2hle >-,n1-r,
- house on Fulton nm Good Garden
fruit. water ana ou,.IEidiuys MaGi-
SON 1851. >. =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
Bargains to Offer

ny SULLIVAN X COMPANY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
FOR SALE-Rcnl Estate

nave q nice modern house In Nor
wood. North Richmond for sale or
viii trade FOR vacant 1T Owner. a.
$50. care Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
Big Conner Lot in
Roland Park
FOR SALE.

tat. 20 quic-: buyer
Z Is. CHAFF'lN &; co. INC.
Main and Twelfth Streets
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Supreme Court, District of Columbis
Equity Division No. 1.
Justice Gould.

In re lunacy of Emma NJ. Fletcher; or
der authorizing certain expenditures; at
torney, F. A. Fenning.
In re lunacy of Campbell z. Babcocki
order authorizing deposit Of funds.
In re alleged lunacy OF Frank Healyi
order referring to auditor; attorneys, D.
W. Baker and F. ]. Hogan.
In re James W. Barnes; order authoriZ-
ing deposit of stock in registry OF court.
Alexander VS.. Alexander; order direct
ing trustees to pay share Of rents to
Saidee H. Huddleson substituted defend
ant; plaintiffs attorneys, Archer &
Smith; defendants attorney, A. s,
Worthington.
Mirguet VS.. Mirguet; order disnissing
cause; plaintiffs attorneys, S. N. Nc
COmas Hawken and G. F. Havell; de-
fendant's attorney, J. H. Bilbrey.
Port Graham Coal Company VS.. Nc
Adoo ct al: order extending time to SUBJ
NIT bill Of exceptions to July Is, and time
to file transcript OF record to August l;
plaintiffs attorneys, Samuel Herrick and
R S. Day; defendants attorneys, ]. E.
Laskey and Ellis & Donaldson.
McQueeney vs. Auth; decree ratifying
and confirming sales; and trustees au-
thorized to make conveyance and refer
ence to the auditor; plaintiffs attorney,
A D. Esher.
Gibbs VS.. Anderson; order authorizing
trustees to sell property; plaintiffs. at
torney. NJ. J. Colbert; defendants attor-
ney, G. P. MCGlue.
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certiorari; defendants attorney. z. J
Giles
5S2s2-Ernestine Reuter- VS.. Moore
q Hill, Incorporated; damages, $500;
plaintiffs attorneys. Tracy L. Jetfords
and Edwin c. Dutton
5s2sS-J. Clinton Somers VS.. Robert
H. Mcneil; notes. 33.24s.o1; PLAINTIFFS
attorney. L. B. Perkins.
5s2S4-City and Suburban Railway
VS.. George NJ. Oyster. jr. (appeIlant)
appeal; defendants attorneys, Bran
denburg & Brandenburg.
5s2s5-Paul W. Garrett to the use
OF John c. Stone VS. Mutual Life In
surance Company of New York; in
surance policy, s72l4o; plaintiffs at
torney, W. G. Gardiner.
Equity Suits.
S4442-J. Sale Poston, Incorporated,
VS.. P. H. Pattison & Co; Judgment
creditors bill; plaintiffs attorneys,
Ralston G. Richardson.
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night and surviving trus~es q Al 70 uuso.
Trust Company. 70 secure WAshtngou Loan a
Trust Go. 5000 yerH Tsr cent. seui-snnu.Iy.
Harlem. part lot le-Anuis v. shr.r. 10 Iscison
II. Ralston and Patrick p. Carr. 70 secur. or.sns
Equitable Building Association 500
Square zsS. lot l6-Frsnk Armani q ux rstaltn.
To Charles p. Stone and Charles W. F.trf., 70
secure Jessie 6. Dawes 500; monthly psymsatx Q
per cent.
square l7e. lot 2 and north h.f lot D-yos.
r. HAislip et uI. Mary L. 10 ChApmAn ",
Fowler and 7. Walter Fowler 70 sec1r. k<tisr
L. HAishp S.Oo; ! year. per cent. seni-sn-
uuAlly
Park View Ter7aos. LOT Sc and p~,t LOT s. bloch
Peter II. Hill 10 sypret ". Hendrick and D. 3.
Clarke Wssgzmsn. TO secure Robert P. Hi c.o0
months. per cent, seni-anuuAr.
Square ~. lots q and 2-Pet<r K. LAndsuaar-
et w. Jennie TO B. Fr1Dcis Saul and Jsre- y.
Shea. 70 secure Home ssTinss Bank s. ooo; moothly
PAYMENTS. Der cent
Square 800. LOT $-Leste- W Burton 70 John O.
Weldon and George ". White 10 secur- NJ r.
Pumphrey SO; year. 81 per CENT, -eni-.nnu<Ily
Square 4l, lots 50 70 S-Dzrid N Cr1is and
Robert Crsts, in their own night, and A. trusses
and EtnihA S. Crsif 10 John d. Coashlsn. WILL
ian J. F1ather, jr-. and Morton J. Lnchs. 20
secure Edsar n Asyns 5000; yesa. p4 ont
seni-snnusIly.
b0hSnk 70 Wilton J. Lambert and G. h Pope.
To secure Washington Land a MortzSs % sSz;
monthly payments. PEI cent
Mount Pleasant. Parts lOt II. bloch n-Issa
OHASeLhe 70 ArIAW Oarr and MArTln a Outtis
to secure Perpetual Building Association Sbm
Square "a. lot lB-AHcs n Lucas TO Arthur
Carr and MxTin A Gusts. 70 secure Perp~tuSl
Building Association gTU
Square SO. LOT tO-EmmA z McCoun-n 30 J
Harold Mcdowell and Morgan B. CaIshxn- 70
secure Edward L. McAleer S2OOos yesrs Per
cent. semi-SnnuaIy.
Square lO2. lUt 4-Isszc Sugar q " 70 chapsn
Brown and Henry H Bergman. 70 secI. orienta
Building Association. No. s. son
Square lO5. lot 4s-Agnez J. Watson et VIZ Iohn
CONTINUED ON PAGE SEVEN.
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LEGAL N pREAL ESTATE RECORD COMPLETE

appointing guardian ad Item; attorneys
Z. w. Darr G. ]. l. Peyser.
In re Mary H. Wilson; order for pay
meht or bill; attorney, Frank Stetson.
Estate William S. Hart; order for pay.
ment of attorneys fee; attorney, J. J
Mcmahon.
Estate of Edward L. Schneider; order
lor sale or automobile; attorneys, G. w
Offutt and F. S. Bright.
Estate of William Gass; order for new
bond; attorney. ]. R. Fague.
Estate of Josephine L. Taylor: order
to increase bond; attorney. C. A. Stetson
In re Lena Allen; order for allowance
attorney, c. Clinton James.
Estate of Maurice Schlosberg; order
confirming expenditures; attorney, ]. B
Stein.
Estate of Alphonso Hart; order for
sale of stock; attorney, E. F. CoIladay,
In re William c. Miller; order for
allowance for expenses; attorney, Glenn
Willett.
Estate Of Mary E. Dickson: order ad-
mitting will to probate and granting
letters testamentary to Clarence Dick
son: bond $500: attorney, S. ]. Davidson.
Estate OF Florence H. Chandler: order
admitting will to probate and granting
letters testamentary to Annette Huntley;
bond $1,000; attorney, Frank stetson.
Estate of Rena L. Roche; order ap-
pointing Alfred B. Roche administrator;
bond 500; attorneys, Tobriner & Graham.
Estate of Lottie L. Jones; order ad-
mitting will to probate and granting
letter of administration c. t. a. to
Edwin P. Jones; bond 500; attorneys,
Tobriner & Graham
Estate of George w. Lake; order ad-
mitting will to probate and granting
letters testamentary to Eugene +.
Thompson; bond $1,000; attorneys, Mad
dox & Galley.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-04
COURT PROCEEDINGS
MONDAY, JULY 3, 1916.

Wolfe VS.. Bridges; decree establishing
title by adverse possession; plaintiffs at
torney, c. w. Stetson.
johnson VS.. Johnson; rule as to con-
tempt returnable first Friday occurring
two days after service; plaintiffs attor'
ney, r. f. Mattingly.
Nicholson VS.. Nicholson; decree annul'
ling marriage; plaintiffs attorney, I. H
Linton; defendants attorney, l. C. VIII
hanson.
Phillips VS.. Phillips; order for appear
ance of absent defendant; plaintiffs at
torney, J. H. Adriaans
Naylor VS.. Jefferson; rule as to con.
tempt returnable July s; plaintiffs attor-
ney, Hubert Newsom.
Knott VS.. Walter; decree establishing
title by adverse possession; plaintiffs at
torney, George C. Gertman.
Burke VS.. Burke; decree vacated and
cause dismissed; plaintiffs attorney, A
H. Bell.
Cohen VS.. Cohen; rule as to contempt
returnable July Z; plaintiffs attorney, B.
T. Doyle.
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Circuit Division No L.
Iuaffre GouId-

Roberts VS.. Powell; order Of publica-
ton; plaintiffs attorneys John Ridout
and Allen C. Clark.
Probey VS.. Gerber; motion for new trial
filed; plaintiffs attorneys. W. ]. Lambert,
c. F. Diggs, and r. H. Yeatman; de-
fendant's attorneys, ]. s. Easby-Smith
and r. B. Fleharty
Assignment for Wednesday. July 5,
1916:
1o9-Espert VS.. Potomac Insurance Com
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Criminal Division No. 1.
Justice Gould.
Probate Division.
Juaficc GouId.
Assignment for Wednesday. July

Probate Division.
Justice Gould.
Estate James T. Greaves; will dated
April %, 1895. filed.
Estate Annie e. Waters; order for
transfer of stock; attorney, Erskine Cor
don.
Estate ]. Raymond Peed; order to file
new bond; attorney, C. w. Fowler.
In re Doris V. Middleton petition for
appointment Of guardian filed; attorney,
H. A. Hegarty.
Estate John Arnold; petition for pro-
bate of will filed; attorney, John B. Lar
ner.
Estate Mary E. Norris; petition for pro-
bate Of will filed; attorneys, Barnard &
Johnson.
Estate John Duffy; order admitting will
to probate and granting lettors testa-
mentary to Emma L. Duffy; bond, $500;
attorney, ]. H. Bilbrey.
Estate Charles S. Miles; order referring
cause to auditor; attorney, George F.
Collins.
Estate Johanna c. W. Riessner; order
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Barkruptcy Dixision.
Lawsuits.

Lawsuits.
592s1-J. Ramsey hewitt. coroner OF
the District of Columbia, VS.. Alfred
T. Bronaugh and William G. Thomas
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pany; attorneys. Mohun, Murphy-Dar-
lington, Sullivan
1lo-Espert VS.. Franklin Insurance
Company; attorneys, Mohun, Murphy
Darlington, Sullivan.
5Sa3-Prince VS.. Washington Terminal
Company; attorneys. Sullivan-McKenney
& F1annery, Hamilton & Hamilton.
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CONNECTION
Beware of Dragging
Doctors and Operations

THE VACUUM TREATMENT IS
DRUGLESS AND ELIE:NATES DIS
EASE, ANERrS PRE- MAT RE
DEATH. RELIEVES PAIN AND RE
STORES to HEALTH THOSE WHO
HAVE DESPAIRED and lost all
hope.
THE ABOVE ANNOUNCEMENT is
intended for THE BENEFIT of
those PERSONS who are SUFFER-
ING with (what is more often than
otherwise by your Physicians and all
Physicians considered INCURABLED
Ailments such as LOCOMOToR-
ATAXIA, HEART DISEASE. HARD
ENING of the ARTERIES, AR
TEHIO SCLEROSIS. VERTIGO, IN
SOMNIA- INDIGESTION, ASTHMA,
DIABETES. BRIGHT's DISEASE,
RHEUMATISM. PARALYSIS, EPI-
LEPSY, and those SERIOUS DIS
EASES of the SPINAL COLUMN. the
NERVOUS SYSTEM, that make
CANES, CRUTCBES and WHEEL
CHAIRS a NECESSITY.
1t will CTRE YOU after the
JOHNS HOPKINS PHYSICIANS and
other Equally EMINENT PHTSI-
CLANS - of this city - II A V f
FAILED.
The following testimonials will
inform YOU what it has done and
it WILL DO AS MUCH FOR YOUi
A voluntary statement made by
the HON. MARTIN DODGE, who was
for six years, during the 3dminiStra-
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CONTINUED ON PAGE SEVEN.
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Estate of Martha E. Jones; order ad-
mitting will to probate and granting
letters of administration c. I. a. to
Mamie j. King; bond 500; attorney, W.
o. Davis.
Estate of Clark Mcdowell: order ap-
pointing James A. Mcdowell administra-
tor; bond $500; attorney. ]. w. Whiting.
Estate of Nettie Mcdowell; order ap-
pointing James A. Mcdowell administra-
tor; bond 500; attorney, ]. w. Whiting
Estate OF Emily NJ. w. Vinal; will
dated April 10. 1914, filed.
Estate of Francis Sorrell; will and
codicils dated January IS. 1910, March 20.
1912. May %, 1913, July 9, 1915, and October
II. 1915, filed.
Estate of Franklin W. Brooks; order
appointing Franklin Brooks administra-
tor; bond $500; attorney. l. A. Dent.
Estate of Catherine Rose; will dated
November Is, 1915. filed.
Estate of William H Michael; will
dated December 6, 1909, filed
Bankruptcy Division.
In re S. Sewall Cissel; order ratify-
ing and confirming sales.
In re Edward l.. Boteler; order of
discharge.
In re Northeast Express and Bag
gage Company; order referring to
Edward S. McCalmont as special mas
ter.
In re Washington Advertising
Agency; order to pay fees of referee
and trustee.
In re American Advertising Agency;
order to pay fees of referee and trus-
tee.
Lawsuits.
59291-J. Ramsey Nevitt, coroner Of
the District of Columbia, VS.. Alfred
T Rrnnamgh and William c Thnnna
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DEEDS OF Trust.

Mount Pleasant lot 8-Annie H. DzrneIe
separate estate. TO Rignald ". BesIl and H.
Glenn Phelps, to secure Franklin T. ssnuer and
William A. Hill $3.50; monthly payments per
cent
Square CTS. lot z--John FIaherty to Henry B.
Simpson and Frank B. Jones. TO secure John c.
Slater N.Oo; I year, per cent, seIni-snnusly.
Square 1901, lot 262-John Flsherty TO Henry 3.
Simpson and Frank B. Jones to secure John G.
Slater 500; l year, per cent, semi-anDuslly
Square $50 LOT 257-Roy G. Frost TO Bruce CIeve-
land and Benjamin H. GruTer. 70 secure Thrift
cent
Square 7A, lot 2-Robert Il. Hutchison and
Mary A. Hutchison. joint tenants 70 Bruce CleTe-
land and Benjamin H. GruTer. TO secure Thrift
cent
Square 81. part original lot Is-HoEard Beall,
Horace L. Bezl and Richard J. Besu in their own
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-08-08
De Lloyd Thompson, Fearless Az
iator, to Demonstrate Probable
Results Of an Aerial Attack
Upon America by an Enemy.
Air Fleet at Minnesota State
Fair, Sept. 4 to 3.
Is AMERICA prepared for war? Could
the United States drive back an

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rs AMERICA prepared for war? Could
the United States drive back an
aerial war feet intent upon inyad-
ing the country?
De Lloyd Thompson, the intrepid,
3birdman who is ranked among the SEN.
sations Of the year, will give thrill
ing preparedness demonstration at the
Minnesota State Fair, Sept. to 8, In
imitation of an aerial invasion, drop
ping bombs upon the principal build
ings from gigantic war plane, now
being made for him. Similar demon
STATIONS by Thompson at New York
City, Washington and Boston excited
wide comment this spring.
Bombs Are Dropped.
Sweeping in from the north at night,
Thompson will drop bomb after bomb
from his aeroplane In imitation Of an
aerial attack upon the Fair Grounds.
To viii attempt to lecate the Grand
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-08-08
ENTIRE TOWN MOVED.
Suburban Residsnce District Moved
900 Miles TO Minnesota State Fair

Suburban Residence District Moved
900 Miles TO Minnesota State Fair.
Moving an entire suburban residence
district over 1000 miles is the magic
task which is being undertaken this
year to provide the Minnesota State
Fair, Sept. to 9, with new feature.
The model suburb, which is coming
from Cleveland. o.. in August, cost $10;,
900, and was designed to demonstrate
the value of lumber In the erection Of
homes. It is to be housed In the new
Building Materials Building, adjoining
the Art Galleries, and will be one Of
the biggest educational features at the.
exposition pretentions exhibit Of.
building materials will also be shown.
The White Pine Bureaus and the
Minnesota Art Commission are coop
Grating with the State Fair II making
he.venture q success.