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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
FULLER,
y +. DICKINSON.
I .EWlS &. VILLA MS.
Trustees in Ba ukruptcy.

Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONER SALE
OE
VALUABLE Tract OF LAND ON
EEMMp STEEET ROAD; lust
TANNING II l." ACRES.
NJ AUCTION.
In execution OF q decree OF the Cir
March 20. 1916, in the suit of Robcri
y Thorp vs. Margaret NJ. Goddard 81
ais. the undersigned special commits
s:nn"rs, appointed for that purpose,
vii! sell at public auction, on the
premises. on
TUESDAY. April 4. 1918.
at f. Nj,
the rract OF land above mentioned CON
tanning l212 acres. with the improve
n"nts thereon consisting of small
dwelling and stable. lying and being
IN irnrico County. Va. on tho north
side Of the BROAD street Road, adjoin
trayser and others and being the
eastern moicty ~ the land OF which
the late Smith A. Thorp died seized
This tract. situated "a it Is Just west
of the corporatc limits OF Richmond
and IN the lire OF westward growth ot
ne amid should attract the attention OF
spectators and investors. 1t is suit
ahiy fer Immediate subdivision.
TERMS: One-third cash and the
residue III equal instruments at six
and twelve months, carrying intereyl
from date OF sale. at per cent r.
nnnum. the purchaser executing notes
Tor the deferred iuStalments, and it'll
retained until the whole purchas,
money is paid and conveyance Is di-
rcct.d by the court. or all cash, at The
option Of the purchaser.
ALEXANDER II. SANDS.
GEORGE =; HAw.
Special Commissioners
hereby certify that the bond re-
CURED OF The special commissioners in
Tho aforementioned cause has been
duly given.
TcSte s. =. WADDII.I.
Cier!s
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/. ". f.. Du Val. clerk OF the sa!S
court. 90 certify that the bond re-
Iuired OF the special commissioners 10y
the decree rendered In said cause on
the Sth day Of February. 1916. has been
duly given.
Given under my hand as clerk Of the
said court this lSih day OF March. 1915.
w. r. DU VAL,
Clerk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
TUESDAY. MARCH, 80. 1915.
al = n'rlp,,, - ~

In the clerks Office of the Ensifn.s
Court Part IL. OF the city ri i.i.Eniuud.
Minnie WcisiEct. .........-. rlaIutiff
Against
y Roscoe Tatuns Widow ana Heirs
Defendant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27

FOR sale. ie"ininS business. One pair
good horses, | pair good mules
single wagon. . double wagons AND
harness. Apply III North Eighteenth
Street u J. Sullivan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27

In execution OF TWO declees of the
Circuit court of iicuriUn County in the
suit OF Sophia tonrads IS. cOUrIuS and
others. on" entered pccembcr Il, 1912.
aud the other Marcia 81 1916. the un-
derSiuncd special commissioners there
in appointed VIII uTer Tor sale by
public auction. on the premises on
THURSDAY. MARCH, 80, 1916.
at 4 O'clock i. NJ.
the above iu"utiou"d real estate
This property IL situated Within the
eastern corporate limits Of the city
Of Richmond. and. in view Of it's prun-
unity To tn" proposed new car line on
WILLIAMSBURG Avenue from Main
Street to h" National Cemetery. reu-
should attract tn" attention Of Invcs
tors aud SpccuiatCrS.
TERMS rnc-ihird OF the purchas.
money Ia u" paid in cash, balance in
cute his notes for deferred payments.
ptyabi" in two "uual mstalm.mtS ~
on. and tw" years after date and bear
INK Interest, from date. or ali .ash at
option 90 the purchaser. TITLE TO h..
retained uujil all purchase money is
paid and conveyance ordered ny the
court.
II. L. rEyToN. JR.,
ISAAC DIGGS.
Special Commits ioncrs
stat" ~ virginia, county OF !Icnrico,
l. samuel II. Wnddill. cIcrk OF the
circuit Court Of the County Of Henrico.
tn" Specia! mrni$sioners ia the suit
pf sophia conrads vs. CourHds ct ais
has been duly executed
Given under my hand this 18Th day
Of July, 1913
SAMUEL r. wADpu.l.
~ 7 9 FLETCHER,
'eputy Cierk
BY II. MrGEANIGuA>; x co.
Real Estate Auctiomecra.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
SIXTY FEET or oF I.ANp. WITH M.
HWTf2 sT TwlT IrH S'T yrHrf.r Sq I1s
NioXh: XA, sE1rwNii:if.:Hi / : sE IA, T..
MD EA1!NoAn .STKEErs, TX rs Is
~ virtue OF decree OF the Hastings
nonr,. Part IL. for the cIey OF Rich
HE suit OF Minnie WcE.irer against A.
E"sroe Iaium's widow and heirs, I'M
Will proceed 70 soil. on the premises,
TUESDAY. MARCH, %. 1915.
AZ : oc!ocil l. NJ
~! following property. the two-s,ory..
%xc -rG9 bath, g'f tx, M, nasSm aP frame
iroh" heat; lot 20 feet Ivy ~. feet TO
alley. aud ,vacnn, 10, adjoining tn"
street. running bach III, feet to alley.
.TERMS: tnc-fourth cash. balance
SIX, Twelve ANA CiHhtrCn months u per
cent aoded 10 deferred payments. title
retained until whole purchase price ia
paid and conrcS""c, "rdcred Ny court.
Willis g FiIL.IAM
GEORGE ~. pAt!.
Sncctai commissioners
In the clerks Office of the Hnstinas
Court. Fart | l.. OF the city al i:i"Eniuud.
Minnie WeisiEet'. ......-.. fiatutif
Against
\ Roscoe Tatuns Widow ana Heirs.
Defendant
l. W. f.. Du Val. clerk OF the sa!A
court. 40 certify that the bond re
CURED OF the special commissioners 10y
the decree rendered IN said cause on
the Sth day Of February. 1916. has been
duly given.
Given under my hand as clerk Of the
said court this Sih day OF March 1915.
W. +, ~ VAL.
CLERIC
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Safe Bargains

r.Nt.EA!. large bauk safes ire proof
burglar proof chests. VIII suit large
merchants: protect their cash after
bank hours and holidays. VIII trade
them fou your old Sat-
BARNES SAFE AND TIL ST 60.
30. - North Twelfth street
ICE. C<IAi. aND WOOD
PEST Pennsylvania white ash anthra-
cite, stove. nut and egg, $3.50: spiInt.
$3.50; New River lamp, S5Ia: New River
san w. Is. RcamS 70i North Seven.
tecnth Madison 6434.
OAK and pine slab, s2.T5 half cord Is
cheapest. Large oak knots also 50 IS.
Now try it. My coal burns clean.
Long. l"o6 West Broad. Madison 1909.
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WANTED. young men az railway mail
clerks. SIS month. sample cNami-
nation questions free. Franklin Insti-
tGte. Examiner a X. Rochester. n Y
WANTED. whit. and colorcd men 10
work in our nursery aud in shipping
department W r Hood y 90. Gintcr
Park.
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WANTED, good LOOKING, active girls
for chorus work Experience not
necessary. salary. SIP per week and
expenses. Cali Room I. &c East Frank
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27

'ath bcdi ouln mas prlVat" b3th
aui small dressing room at
tICh"d See IN" quick.
No. . North Twelfth street
Phone Madison ISl.
iiprEWt.IL. ground. right at railToad
owner in immediate need OF money
Big profit in spring for purchaser of
these lots Would consider auto as
part. X Sl7, care mcs-DispatCh.
FOR sale. small place with s;or. aud
dwelling nicely situated: miles
fr"nt South Richmond. Address L. ..
iiox -. South Richmond
FOR sale. = fin" lot. on Stuart Avenue
Colonial Place; lots $ and =. blocis
- Sell cheap 10 cash purchasc The
Fowler Manufacturing Company. Dan
vili", Va,
FOR sale. at WcSihainptou. on the car
line. nice loiS-Slu cash. balance
monthly. without interest ~ taxes
Liberal discount for cash Address II
"22. care Times Dispatch.
FOR sale. 900 acres rich coal land
located IN DickcnSon County. Va In
tcrcstci parties address Fred Fleming
Murphy's Hotel Eichmond. Va.
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BY ~ w. EOwII & son. INC,
Real Estate AuCtioneers.
BANKRUPT SALE BY AUCTION
OF
THAT HANDSOME RECENTLY CON
STRUGGLED RESIDENCE. No. 1
NORTH BOCLEVARD.

In execution OF an order OF the Dis
;rict Court OF the United States for the
Eastern District of Virginia, at Rich
matter of Samuel u. Meredith, bank
bankruptcy, and special commissioners
thereby appointed for the purpose. will
proceed TO sell by public auction. ON
The premises, on
TUESDAY. MARCH oS, 1916,
al o'clock l.. NJ,
the above mentioned house and lot
beginning ut the northeast corner ut
the Boulevard aud Main Street thence
running nOrthwaIdly and fronting ON
the east line OF the Boulevard "a feet
inches. and running back one hun
drcd and thirty feet (l30) TO an aiiCy
in the rear II feet . inches wide
This property il we'll construct. i,
thoroughly modern, we'll arrau,. =,
light and airy. and has an excel rut
garage fronting on Main Street.
TERMS: Onc-third OF the purclt.."
money to he paid III cash. and the iG4-
aNcc ut one and two years after ~. a.
evidenced by the purchasers notes .Or
the principal amounts of such deferred
iustallmcntS, with interest on s;trl.
puyahl" quarterly. or all cash. at t,e
option Of the purchaser.
A. w. PATTERSON
sol. CUTcHlNS,
Special Commissioners.
OEpWAY FULLER,
~ Il. DICKINSON.
LEWIS q. VILLA MS
Trustees in BaukruptCy.
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i:N RiCllt.SpN y cNDTEHFI tLD.
Real t:Stat. Agents and Auctiouccrs.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-12
- gebenflid linb sic Siege, ipelfe
in Ser @abl ont 9ienstas Sic Yrobi@
bitionilten errlln9cn baber1.

~ eSn Ser Sberri9teripap iinb
faum bie Sdlfte Der stimmen abgege1
ben tporben, ipie IN Der BrdlioentenS
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-12

- ucber bic poraisliAe
2eiltung zines polioeibunpes miro
aus Der 59nei5 bsridtst.. Sur9it
madte auf einem itdbtif@en BoIt5ei=
soften Elm Srdulein ste Mr,3ei5e, oah
lie i'm bi9ten Walb api19en gr,d1-
tenbauien uno Mititon Elm ipertppl=
les Sanotd199en berlorsn babe. Gs
lei ibr tpentser gu tun I'M Den Sn=
lalt etpa 5 ST. 8arsetb an6
5ramo6onnements OILS INN Las
9Gidden ielbit, oas Elm u1sriebli~
6es Mnoenten on cine liebe 0ers
ioanbte baritele, sic erbot lia. fir
Die Soften aaf5utommell, ipenn man
beriu9en DOltc, nit einem Poliseis
9uno ben psrlornen @~esenitano ,pie
Der gu finoen. poli3eipobtmeilter
Su6er in 9ottingen iteltte Oaralfi
leinen !SunD nRabille", Der 1i9 idon
oft ousge5eiGnet bat, our 8erTuguns
5rpB itr0menoem &esen. Scr an je>
mem Sase anbaltenb Dom ,Qimmel
grB, tebrte bas fluge Sic aad per-
1altnismdBig tur5er .s3eit NIT benz
1unb gu feiasm 9errn autiid. Beige.
iIgt lei nod, oaB bas Jriuleih liter
bic mutmaBlide Slnoltells teine nd
bern @naaben MAIDEN tpnnte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-12
llntcreruibrnns I'M reidJiten aanbc Sc,
@clt.

llntcrludul9cu Dfonpmil6cr Nuto9
ritatcn bclueiicn, lllo sic &mlsfralt
merit e5 ieoen Tag, oaB bas 2cber1
nidt mlr tbclrcr, lpnbern in 6plee
bciicn ol1h CT lcdtcr iuiro. Sp
bat 3. 9. hcr Neip 9prfcr S%atipnalz
otol1pm Sranf Gcrlpns allf Grllnb ein@
aebc1bcr Stupicn fclt9citellt, bab Ser
Irbcitcr in Sen Iebten Sobren ltetis
5u eir,em nieSrigeren 2ebensltaubarp
9e5lplln9en ipurhe, peil Die 2Dbne nidt
NIT Ser &rcisltci9eruns Der 2ebensz
folien Sbritt bieItel1.
@crlpns sei9t IN ieinen Seititelrnz
Gen, Rob cine Samilic bon flint 9eripz
nen sum %minoelten $22.75 PRO @nd)e
1lotbig babe, nm ~anltanbi9 leben 81
fDnncn, llid)t elm 2ebel1, lpie @oble
Observation-Disclosures es. beredneu,
lpnbcru Gin 2cbell nah einem Stanb%
orb Der @peiene ll1o Webi5in. Gnr A
SSabren leicn bier5u mn SIT notbi9
aeipelcr. lin 10 piel leien in ben lese
ten eSabrcn bic 2ebensfolten seltiescn.
Nod Geripns Scltitcllll1gen iinb Sic
Nabrungsmittel in Sen let5ten bier
SSabren l1m so grp5ent geitie9en. Mebl
lit NM fat 100 8rp5ent tbeltrer als
ppr bier Sobren, @erniiie I'M so biz
40 Gru5eut. &pble itieg BON 1926
altf beina6e SO Sic Spnne. @iIennauz
rem bertbelcrten lih I'M 60 Grp5ent,
@pl5 I'M 80 bis 40 9rp5ent. Segtilz
nno 2cbermaarert bertbeuerten lid
ebenfalls gan5 bebentei1b.
IQcin inn lcsten SATIRE bertbererten
iib sic 2%ebensfplten Inn 1nebr als 35
ErpSent. Sic 2Dbne in oemielben
3eitralm ltie9cn jeon6 mir I'M burd~
Idnittli6 10 9roScnt. llnb babei
itei9cn Sic Nabrum9smittel ieben Sag
Inn Elm @eiteres.
$50. ioll oas eroen2 mnterer:
nabrune iii Sic llna1sbleiblid,
Sol9e. Sumter mebr Speilen milne1
bon Sen Sildlen Ser Irbeitcr lpegblei=
ben. Gin eutes gtiid Sleiid gu fnu:
fen, lit idpn heutc fir Sic meilten be1
Irbeiterfrauel nnmD9li6 9clporben
Sic 10 npthipenbiee asGtld miro bellt'
i'll iebr ne~rringerter Guantitat in ser
Irbeiterbaltsbalten berbrul1dt. 81,
@rndbrune miro minberipertbiser. Sci
&6rper erhalt nidt mebr Sic a%ufbal1:
enoen &rdfte in 9eniisenber Wen9e
l1nterernabrun9 miro in mei:
ten Gplfsfreilel1 eil1treten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-12

mail l1nb Der Staatsipa6l. Ser nnon
partition" Nidtermabl5ettel lp0te in
Ser Golltmne ieber Gnrtei 5piiden
bem staatsmabl5ettel uno bent &on<
9rebhmbl5ettel selebt lperben, banl1
piirfte es per1nieben lperbel,, DOB nlr
cine Minoer5abl Ser @dblcr fir Sic
&i6terfa1oioaten itimrmt.
Ser unpn partilan" Hidteripabl<
5ettel lta11b d1f Sen Sttmm5etteln Der
lebten @abl an pcrlprener Stelle, in
Der lebten goluml1e, mag ba6er bon
pielen @ablern iiberieben morbcn fem.
.9as iolte burd5 Elm Gclee /9ednbcrt
merben, peldbes berfiist, DOB Ser lion
partiIm1" Midterlpobl8ettel in Die
golumne cber auf Sem Stimm5ettel
pertretenen Yartei eiasefii9t miro. -
l1nb 5lpar, ipenn es lib INT Sic @abl
bon Sberri6tern banoelt, glei6 binter
|bem Staatslpabl5ettel, benn es lit eine
Staatspabl, nnb 4ipenn es 1i6 I'm
8e5irfsridter banbelt, eleid binte,
bem &onsreBtpabl5ettel unb Dor ben
gpuntp : 8abl5ettel. 9as biirffe De1
gerna9ldliiguner bes 8i6teripabl5etz
tells i%eitens bieler 8dbler abbelfen.
- Ser @eSafteur bes in @eoforb
8is., erl6einenben v@al0bpte" MOI
70 eifris bemiibt. bas @aterlanb nni
feline gtenltns dig Ypitmeilter 5u ret:
ten. baB er letne patriotil6e 8eseilte:
rune in fplsenbe 8Drte fleibete:: u8t1
tpaderen @dbler malbreiden 8iscpn:
fms lpollen @ilipn, @plfe, &iltams
niirbise, lpabrbafte @a6ter lpabre
@oblfabrt, ipablen."
Inter Dem Sitel: u@ebe, ipebe
f%iinf5ebnmal ipebel" iibertrnmpfte 81
u@ermania" Ben u@a1bboten" mi
fol9t: u@er neiB, pertber, lp%enn9lei6
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-12
Tolitiidje nnb nnpulitiidjc
&anbglDHen.

- @eoenflid iinb Sic Giese, ipelde
in Ser @abl om 9ienstas bic 9robi@
bitioniiten errlln9cn baben.
- Sir ibren NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
baten 5anlp baben iie freilid ntdt
bie erlpartete MSiIion stimmeu GUT
la1nmen9ebra6t.
- spnpern MIR 100000. Iber
lie baden in @idisan, Nebrasfa, @onz
tana unb SiiD : Safpta elm Yrobibiz
tons : amelbemcnt sur staatsperz
|fanuns Sllrbgeleet.
- 11nb in l1tab baben Tic III Ben
2esi5laturlpablen geliest, 10 bab bort
Ser grlab eines Irobibitipns : Sc
etes lnie I'M er Sotpaer, gu erlparz
ten lit.
- ST. NsiiIouri, %aalifornien ur,S
Marplanb babcn a~lleroil1gs bie @dbz
Ter bas 8robtbitions : Mmenoemen1
NIT eroben Mebrbeiten abeelebnt, abe1
Sen Grobibitioniiten lit burd lire Sic
ge Ser aa1nm setpaltis sei6monen.
~ 9us 2egislatib : Committee bel
@nti : Saloon : 2isa bon Nmerifa ii
@aIbinston bat am 9onnerstaeglbeni
elm Ianifeit betreffs berHrobibitions:
iie9e in Midisan, giebrasfa, Montane
unb goutb 9afota %perDffentlidt mi
DEM 3ulab, baB Ser &on9reb bielet
@inter Sic @eIolntion betreffs bes
Grpbibitipns Amendments CUR 8ltn:
0esperfailun9 paiiiren, ben 9ilrif
Columbia trpden leeen unb 3eitunge1
nit SpirituuIen : In5eiseu ben Rot:
Debit ent5ieben iollte.
= Sea, abtpartenl Sic fir eli
ENHANCEMENT sur 8unbesberfa1Iun
notbpenoise OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES biirf;
ten lie ipeber in Ser leBten Sibung sic:
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langen.
- aud in Sonia iperben iie IN Sc:
ndditen @eneral : Niiembly cine er:
briidenbe Mebrbeit baben unb planel
infolge beien bebeutenbe gerlddrfm:
gen BEG 9robibitions : @eiebes.
- M3an tau. - Sc toller beito BEL
Ter. 9eltp leidter miro es ben uSrei
limnisen" fallen, cine Mebrbeit &c
g e II Bic 4nnabme bes Grobibi
tions : 4menbements IN Der goltsab
Thinning I'M nadlfen SATIRE 5uiam
men gu brtngen.
- SDbit bebauerli6 lit Sic 93ieber
1ase BEG Ni6ters 8iIliam Sbeppbilu
i'll Ser Sberri9tertpabl. Sic bei0e1
problbitioniitil6 eelinnmten 8idter De
Gberltaatsgeridts, 9eemer Ii. gbans
I1inD UNDERGRADUATE iporben.
-. Satten ole freilinnige1
@dbler ben Natb beg u9er9emofrat
befolst lnb MIR fir 8i6ter Sbeopbi
lu5 seitimmt, 70 tpare Dieler IN a + r
deinlid ertpablt tporben. 9a
bur9, bab Tie allBer fir i'm au6 noe
fir 9eemer ober gbans ittmmten, trM
gen iie 5ur @ermebrlns Der Stimme'
fir bieIe bei.
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in Der Gberridteripabl abgegebene'
Stimmen nit 9eutli6feit, bab elm
unsebeure @aile Der 8abler in oieie
9arni6t geitimmt Fat.
- Sn Ser Sberri6tertpaH fin
faum bie 5dlfte Ser stimmen abgege
H.. t...S,. x.,:o -, Sn.. 0rnESo.,+ot ~
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-12
saEt sic 5autfranfbeitcn iid 1,idt
a%rsbrciten.

l1nbebe1tenbe Sait= Musldlaee linb
man6mal Die erte @arnun9 bpn
%|idlinunen 5autfranfbeiten. 9ernaHs
|laliiste @ul,t : 2eibet breiten 1ib aus
ST.. &pblnn's @c5ema> Ointment gdlt
prompt BEN Sort1d)ritt BON gcsel11a alf,
BELT bartnddige Sole 0 @altatss
i6ldgen, Ncness 9elprln9ene, fnotige,
rptbe u1lb abiddlenbe 6altt. Sic anr
tileptilden &aalitdten bon ST.. Sob
|ipn's eczema Ointment tootcn ben
&eim u,lb narbinbern Die Mllsbreitlna
bes 2eibens. Stir Iusl6ldse bon Or
|fdltlngen ober %seiprunge1e @at1be aibt
ST.. Spbion's eczema Sintnlent
prompte @ilfe. Sci Gurem 9rpsilten.
SOC. (M1l5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-12
Sic senberu,tg Der eaiipn briuat Ct.
f%Glturaen.

Gin .berltopfter" aopf, cine berz
ltppfte g1aie, Elm betlemmenbes @efiibl
iiber Die gruit, elm peber Sals 5ino
ltdere 3eiden elmer grfaltune unb
@8r. Sings Nen 9iscoberb" lit elm
ltderes Seilmittel. Cine Soils bieler
&ombination bon antiIeptilden gal<
lamen b~elanftiet bie irritirten gltbz
m1n9sor9ane. Hart Ben aopf, lDlt BEN
Shleim, nan atbnet FREEZER nnb merit
balb, bab Die grfdltung aebroden lit.
8ebanbelt cine grfqltuna l~rnol1soeieb.
pis 9atl5 fl1rtrt; babe Mnbnabmen
11nferlalen et1en quolenoen SuIten.
gtebmt 81. Sings Neip 9iscoberb, Biz
ole grtaltlil19 berl6Dunben lit. AZ
sSabre lang Die be9iinltigte W5ebi8in
fllr Sung uro Git. Sci @urem 9ro%
's'lteh' QUO. (an5.)
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Ntf Scr a,,pcrcn Settle mcbrt iid
Der 3eidtbum in INNER ipeniser &al1~
ben. @iriee menise Mdnner iperoen
10 reid, BOB Tie eornidt einu1al nil
len, miepiel lie beiibet1. Niliarbdre
ollf ser ei1en Settle l1nb l%1ntererndbr&
llre meiter @ulfsfreiie auf Ser anoeren
Seite. SOIL Dos 10 ipeiter seben? =
lltp ipp ipl has cnben?
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The Seward gateway., 1916-12-16
VAULT KEEPER CONFESSED
 THEFT OF HARRIMAN JEWELS

NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-Behind the $6O,OOO Hartman jewel robbery, brought to solution today by police inspectors, lies a story of a middle aged and trusted employe who sue cumbed to temptation, according to his confession, while struggling to meet the cost of living in a fashion able surburb too expensive for his means.
 He is under arrest, charged with grand larceny, together with his brother, who is held on a similar charge, accused of having disposed of part of the proceeds.
 Arthur P. Daggett, 42 years old, and married, who was guardian of the trust company vault where Mrs. F.. H. Hartman, widow of the railroad capitalist, kept her jewelry, found them one day on the floor of the safe deposit, he told Police Inspector Faurot today.
 Daggett's brother, Orville, 4S years old, is accused of having disposed of a $4O,OOO ruby part of the stolen jeyelry. It was purchased, according to the police, by an optician for $50 from a man to whom Orville is as serted to have disposed of it.
 The ruby was thereafter several times sold, until it's travels furnished clue which led to the apprehension of the Daggett brothers.
 Under arrest also is a jeweler charged with receiving stolen proper ty. He is said to have advanced a $500 "loan" on $lO,OOO worth of gems. All the missing valuabIes have been locatcd.-Ex.
The Seward gateway., 1916-12-16
CANADIAN NEWSPAPER FEARS
 DECLINE OF FISHING INDUSTRY

(From the Toronto Mail and Empire)
 Reports from the Pacific coast speak of very light catches of halibut
 Fishermen are scarce, costs of fuel and provisions are high and the banks fairly close to Prince Rupert have been almost fshed out. Trips must be longer, therefore, and results far more uncertain. It is too often as sumed that the haibut fishing indust- ny, one of the best this country has in that line, is capable of indefinite en- largement and continuation. The facts show that the continental "shelf" projecting uuler the sea from the coast of British Columbia and Al aska is only fifty miles wide, on the average. The area of fishing ground is far less than in the North sea. Halbut does not migrate freely from one bank to another, and when the more southerly and nearer banks have been depleted longer journeys to fishing areas must be made. Thus there is progressive exhaustion of the halibut waters. Many years ago hali- but abounded in the codfish areas or the Atlantic, but soon were fshed out, and vessels went to Iceland and Davis strait for catches. But the depletion has been rapid and permanent. HaIi- but grow slowly to a very large size, sometimes being 20 years old, and while in unGshed waters seem to mul- tiply rapidly. But they do not pro pagate quickly. For instance, from records compiled in the halibut in- dustry off the British Columbia coast, the number of fish caught now, pcr unit of gear, is only half to a third of what it was ten years ago. Where as ten years ago the number of days required to catch a cargo was from two to four, now the number is from eight to ten. Moreover, ten years ago the average weight of halibut was twenty-five pounds. Now it is about ten pounds. Along with these factors in the situation, the ever-increasing cost of operating tugs for the com paratively long trip now required, and lately the high cost of labor for the line fishing which is necessary, tend to hold back too extensive working out of the grounds. Apparently the time is ripe for artificial propagation on a large scale. Otherwise the haIi- but industry will go into that anaemic condition our Great Lakes fisheries have been allowed to degenerate into.
The Seward gateway., 1916-12-16

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