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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-26
SPORTS
WRESTLERS ARE READY
Drank and Stranger Lewis Promise
Fans Interesting Time rbnrs-

uNy MINT.
NV With the Lewis prsak match to-
the biggest crowd that has turned out
Tor long time will he on hand
Draak writes that he is training hard
and VIII be in t!ptop condition for his
match with the WHINE. OF the New
York tournament.
ioraak Is known ms fast. aggressive
and scientific crappler. and Ia certain
10 keep tho young champion un the
jump from bell to he'll. If h doesn't
get tho verdict.
Draaii has been forcing himself 10
tho las, year. ana his work i'm the
New York tournament stamps him as
q clover mailman He more than any
ono else. realizes wha. a victory over
Lewis viii mean 10 him. and he can
see nothing hut victory IN sight for
him self.
Draak has wrestlch all % the fore
most ma,mca. and af;cr the matches
the papers always spoke NJ him In the
highest terms. The belgian ciappicr
depends great deal upon his wonder
iul speed 10 tire. az we'll "a rattle. his
always goes after his man from tho
start, and never lets mp until he has
his opponents shoulders pinned to the
mat. The Stranger can always he de-
pended upon 10 give good account Of
himself. no matter who he goes up
ward 10 one OF the fastest. IS we'll as
most scientific. matches ever held in
this city. The men Viii wrestle Ia y
finish. two falls out Of three. Specia
seats will he arranged at the ball park
10 hold the big crowd that viii turn
Seats arc selling. Women Will be
admitted free
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-26
WRIT OF ERROR
supreme Court tn Review Sutt of
Jones Against Chcsnpcnkc aud
)I,to HALLWAY

writ of error ana supcrscdcas
was awarded yesterday by tho state
supreme Court Of Appeals in tho ease
OF the Chesapeake ana Ohio Railway
Company against l.. !. Jones, appealed
from Hastings Court. Fart H.. whore
Jones was given verdict for damage
in the sum of $4,000 against the rail-
road company. The company Was re-
auircd TO execute Il $500 bond
The case attracted wide attention
At the tine Of It's trial. Jones was an
employee OF the Richmond branch of
the American Locomotive Company.
and was directed by that company tn
accompany two new locomotives
they were 10 he turned over Ia tho
sig -Four Railroad Company. The 10
comotivcs were conveyed un their own
wheels as part OF regular C'resa
peake ana ohio freight train. Joncs
riding on ono OF the new engines
During q short halt AT Ashland Ey.,
Jones attempted Ia make n minor re-
pair. While engaged In this task the
train began moving without warning
MASKING one OF his toes. which had
later to bc amputatcd Following a
holly contested damage suit, n Jury
in Hastings Court, Fart IT,. awarded
Jones $4,000 damages. Judge Wells
held the amount to he excessive, and
reduced IL to ss,0n0---a reduction which
the railroad company accepted under
protest.
The petition TO the Supreme Court
alleges number OF errors In the
lower courts rulings. aud. In addition,
holds the damages finally allowed TO
be excessive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-26
KROUSE CASE DISMISSED
richmond Policeman Freed NJ fh
:" Fishing In Forbidden
WATERS

Io"seiha" thaiies n. krouse has
~, ",ShisSed IN ihe police cour, of
'ehbigh. Warwick Count, mr. 49,
charge or trtSpnssine on ,hn ,,,
ana waters OF the Newport News LII,
"hh alter Company. and tho nini,n1,,,
me AGAINST his nine year-old SIN
FRANK w krousc. has been re,ni.toa
The case was tried hefor. ~
'ratc James r. Garrow. /, w.s rnn,,a
mat the younger krouse had accidon-
,aity cas-, his Cine into forbidden
waters He ala not catch any rsh
but he was arrested with his ra,hor
INC elder krous" was dismissed M
me charge. and the fine against bis
N"hhss'er was RENTED. In remit.
ting the fine Justice 3arrow tool, M.
casion I" say that there was uotbin.
against the Richmond policeman
krouse has since received letters from
several friends. inviting him tn fish
In the waters Of Warwick Creek. which
IS adjacent TO tho pond i'm which tbe
alleged onense occurred.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-26
GOES GELDING WINS OUT

new YORK. July. os-w.. 4 GOES
good selding Haubcrk won the Melrose
=, Empire cry this afternoon, after 4
Ap7drew Miller.s Bac. equal ,fayGri,e
parts Of a length back Sky Pilot TOOK
third money. Hauberk opened fa,vori,e
wers smpposed 10 He ae niin e% hm "na
he went 10 to S Meanwhile. nac
vas heavily played. his price reccd,ns
Bac took the lead when tho barrier
went up. With Hauberk and Sky Pilot
1nIs The a 1an 1hrpssn The hack
hut al the home turn Campbell shook
,,agherS UP ana drew abreast re, OF sas
Ing outGameh his rival The sum
mary:
First race nvA AMI one-halr fur.
a.: TO !, out. hrs, Daddy I.onaicss,
~ ,McCah.y1. 70 2; 70 s, TO :,
II to 10. : TO 20. out. third Time. :os.
s,s!war,, Van. MoonliFh,er ais" ran.
Second race.n,,one Hiinety sim
70 2 to %. 10 6. secon" Nation.
Time. IA col Holloway, ,:ainsbor
ourh. Monmouth. Woodfair. Mar> rs.
tcile also ran
,Tapii", i 10 s. I" 10. on, h,st;
Fenmouse. IFS tBurlineamep. - 70 -,
;,o", ., oHsc cohG 'cns: ~, y.
rime' IL - Pan Maid also o. ran ,n'' =
Fourth race-on. mile and six
ieeuth-H auberk. loo ,canpbelD -
10 70, TO 4, out. hrst; Bac. ia tBul-
webb. 6 10 !. 10 4. out. second Sky
mot TO- ,Ballt, 10 !. TO >. out.
third. Time, !:ia Wooden Shoes also
ran
Fifth racc--one mile and furlong--
Transit. liz tShiilingb. to :. 10 &.
out. INST. Staiwart Helen. l6a mink ).
~ TO .. II to 90. out. second: Danger
neld 100 ,campbell s 10 1. : 20 ). !.
70 > third. Time. l5s - BLACK
also ran.
sixth racc-hve furlongs- Whitney
Relic. ilo tTaplinl. , to t. TO 3. out.
first; Gladiola. lla tMink,. 3 10 !. 4
to ). out second. Mother Machrte. liz
.Rutwellt; 70 !. 70 J. out, third.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-26
NO PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE
New York Delegates to Buii Moose
Conference Opposed Ia Putting
uu Candidate.

NEW YORK. july "5.-''io ms YOU
please on President will hn the policA
Of New York delegates to the ilull
Moose anti-HiEhes Chicago conference
on August :. This was decided to-day
81 informal talks between Hainbri,lrs
Colby. 2ohert II Elder and other fro .
gressivcs who Tough, Hughes in lorst +.
mcnt ut tho National committee meet
inc IN Chicago and denied hughes
approval ~ syracuse last Saturday.
l, was agreed that John NJ Parker
Progressive nominee for Wee President.
should l." advised 10 retire and that no
substitute for Colonel Hoosetclt - tho
Presidential candidate. 10 offered
This would mean no Progressive ma
iional ticket. and give Bull Mooscra
freedom Ia vote for Wilson ar cn.-
body else against hughes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-26
WARRANT FOR WALKER
charged With Hnyiny stolen Goods IN
His Posscssion--Nns Trying
n Inl. SnIn

nelectire-Scr Wiltshire and
Atkinson yesterday swore out n war.
rant for Landon Walker colorcd
'hnrcins him with having stolen PROV
eftS IN his possession. Walker is tho
negro whose arrest several DAYS az,
gave the detectives their first real 81,
as 10 the identity Of Charles Tyson.
me hesr" sent TO tho grand jury yes
,..uh! TOT seven recent hurglarics.
Walker was cndeavorinr to sell nrti-
eles OF jowclry valued at 800, ana
stolen from the residences of Rev. q.
w. Diehl. Union Theological Seminary.
and r. :. sutton 7o5 Seminary Avenue.
at the time OF his arrest. ilc claimed
that lie had bought them from TYSON.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-26
south AtInu,ir t,-,pI,,1c.

AZ Charlcston-Charle Augusta
called end third: rain.
,,At Colunlbia.coiumbia, J.; Jackson
AT columbus--toiumbus 8; Macon. /
(hrAt same). Columbus. 81; Macon, 4
ltsecond game, seven innings). III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-26
L...l-,,n,um capital stock from $50 600 TO

itcslrhl Of tho charter Of the Provi-
dent Loan Society. Inc, Richmond
Amendment To- foreign charter:
FalrbanliSM Morse x Co. a corporation
OF thu STATE Of Illinois. Increasing its
capital stock from si.Qoo.ooo to $1,000
u0a.
Foreign corporation domesttcatcd:
tho Niscose Company, corporation
organized under the laws OF pennsyi-
yania. dumeSt !catcd 10 ,o business IN
Virginia James +. Woods. statutory
agent. Roanoke. capital stock sio.-
nnn nnO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-26
FILMING rI;I,MIls.

fermi;s were issued yesterday by
RUNNING Inspector Iinndcrs as follows:
bowman Gregory. for Evening
journal. 100 East Broad street
Pcmhcrton & Benson. for Mrs " r
Johnson, 3p2 West Franklin street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-26
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
Southern Association.

\. Atlanta atlanta, o. Eirmns ham.
4, Memphis Memphis , chatta-
noosa. >,
At New orlcans-New Orleans. 8;
Mobile,
At shyilie-Nashville. |; Little
Rock. 3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-26
MARRIAGE INCENSE.

The following marriage liccuse was
,ssn"h Yesterday by tn. clerk Of the
liustiugs Court:
carl Fleming aul Doris Co,w,v
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-26
~ srINns nEL,.,an DEEDS.
Ino Drcda ~ Rcicn<c. Amounting

u rope Nash o. ale. trustees, Ia Will
hpu NJ Jones ct ny. Ia, Is. block A.
Erii"rue. July - 1916, si,i5u
A. y rcttigraw. trustee to Arthur
II Suliy. 90 feet Inches hr loo feet
north line Decatur street. ~ foe, !;
irch.s north Of Twentieth street iuly
~ 1919 S5un
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-26
POLICEMAN AND NEGRO
FIGHT IN PAWNsX0P
Prayer ATTACKS officer Thurman
When Notified He Is Under
Arrest.
BRINGS rHAtsGEs or THEFT
Negro Snid to Have Robbed Home OF
Mrs. Wyatt, OH Harvic street.
Was Trying 10 Pawn Ring When
Onlcer Entered.

IL i"sasrat" hSnd-tu-h1ri eight
with burli negro Detective -. ".
Thurman ,cstrrI7t afternoon WAS
forced 10 bate for his life anH sue
ccedei in :tr'cntiuE tho negro only ar
ter clubhiue him repeatedly. breaking
his "nipp"rc," ard chasing hi!r several
blocks. TIC negro. Sam t,rayor. Sa.;
WAITED az three charges nf house
breaking aud possibly would have made
his oscar" III; for tho assistance rem
dered Thurman ,,y = creek said to
have bee'i cailei Mike
The fight started In the p.Nushou
at IL Wat i;road street Tbur,,s n
and the negro fought bnck ana fortl,
through tho store FOR several minutes
a dog belonging 10 the proprietor OF
the store taking ratt H. The battle and
6inkihg his teeth in tho officers Les
lhfee tiiHts Thurman finally knock ~;
'rator through tho front door and inn
The sidewalk The 6eicctfve's wrist
was cut severely hs tna shattered glass
hnt lie managed t".rcaci, rravor ~ ih..
I'm" he had =aved his feet Thur:ra:,
ieii when he struck tho negro apniu
ana fiaSor f!si. The t;rcck trippcd
Hho threw Iiatur at ADAMS and Alar.
snah streets and succeeded IN hoidinc
MN with "hammerlock and leg
hohl until Thurman reached him.
thurman had been on the trail or
fraror Tor some tim-. he SAID l,sr
h'sht ana Yesterday afternoon was in
'hc % n@hoD when tho negro enter
go. In" officer saw f'rayor taking =
ring OIL his finger ne lie came Into tho
Shop, hui noticed that he pu; II in bis
hocket rs he caught sight of The orr
cor. rrayor then asked 10 SO som.
trousers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-26
AUTO FATALLY INJURIES BOY
i.ad S;rucit 10. Machine in pr,"rSi,,irs
Dies Inter In Hos
Uital.
snncial /" rho Times-nisra,ch.

TEL LTtNET IKG. w, July 2a.--,T rhn
Mcacham. aged nine years. son OF rid
ley Mca cham WAS fatally injured to-
night by being struck by an automo-
iii" on West Washington street be.
tween Jones and South Streets The
accident is said 10 have been uuavoid-
able.
The little boy was rushed the
hospital. whcrc he died later
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-26
uE>R,t.n RELEASE DEED.

one Dcrh az RrirnSe. Amounting
TO s5,"0o.
conway u Sands. trustee. to Ed
mania Il. f.aNton ct ais. acres. two
niles west or city Iuly 81. 1915, s5.?no.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-26
Local ts3It,TufJ

itaihlail iaat twelve 'iouNS ~ None
isalhtail last ;w c,ity fouN hours -?
, :. IN rainfall since March !. ~
rNctS: ~ rainfall sine" january l. 3.2a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-26
t;nnrds,nnn II IIiIiru.

III. PASp, TEN. July 2a.-Mekille
fairwcather, Troop =. First Massachu-
sctts Cavalry. was killed here to-day
when he attempted 10 hop" u pas
scngcr train to camp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-26
i"o"ai barornrirr ftrabinES.

Lnci, bbsor,ntInu At = q. VI. Yesterday.
temperature. -. humidity. 81: WING,
direction, south; wind velocity IS
miles. MnA'hnr. lioMdN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-26
MINI.TlnI: Ai.M>NAr.
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS

Trading IN the local real estate mar
ket Was Slightly more active yesterday
than "n tn" day before. Out OF the
eleven transactions that went 10
record, Ave involved more than s3.n06
each. aud a majority Of them were oy-
changes Of desirable residential prop
crty. More than the usual number OF
deeds or trust were recorded.
Minnie :. beckett negotiated a loan
for $4,000 With the American Trust
Company. mortva.ing her property At
lia ana IL North Twenty ninth Street
IL has - frontage OF thirty eight feet.
4. e. Heckcr transferred his property
on the north iiue Of Hanover Avenue.
% feet seven inches east Of Rowland
street. to !. II. i.ulchcr. al u ccnsld-
Grafton Of s3.5on.
tut\tEHN TRANSFERS.
Eleven Deeds nj nnrGnin and sale
Amounting IL SaS315.
\ l.. Mcclellan II ais Ia Mrs Aiautle
IT,. IhrpOp. lots - To - inclusive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-26
!REEk SHOWS SKILL.
or TRAINED WHES,rI.Eu

thurman lost his balnnc. win ~.
"tiN"rN OF The blow and fell bf,ne.I,
~ h"sf" gaining his tet, fftlt ana
''~ ~" Was making cood ,ims
""Mi i;rook Avenue wh.u IN, Er.aI
S'nrh "ui his foot ana sen, bi,,
Shi"Miihs 10 the sidewalk Tho Grcai.
on hlnl before lie could ris. ,ua
Sf'n'lhs the hold Of i trained wres,ler
t.''"'te" :" pin m" heero down un,iI
ne'eci we arrived. Thurman slipnna
= NV palr or hand-cuffs on the rnero..
wrist and succeeded IN Io,,ii,,,. ~.
"hlii IN" arrival al the pa,.oI
fraHor. Vii" has served i'm. a.,
roads FOR theft. to-day viii be ,,.',,
WIN th"ec cases ~ house -hre,Ii, -,
:. dIescd To have entered tho I,n,, !,
; mts. VIRGINIA y. wyatt. ii. Sor,,'
street. Yesterday artArnno.
snortiy before his arrest ana Ia b,yh
a .,eh number of articles OF iewa,r,
ne wedding ring he WAS ;ho,,t -
s"Mh Wheh Thurman met him 10 s.i,I
~ nave hfen ono az these ARTICLES
i'e'cctlNe Thurman said lnst NTH,
ny, ny, charges Of entering tn. borses !,
lil4 i'aii'e street and ia20 Windo,
NTeet. fron which clothing. s,oas 49,,
! '"ois We're stolen. will hc brn,,,,t
against frnNor also.
me detcctiv" said The On, ., ,;,.
Mr'S' was ahou, al inch and F.. bai,
""' mat Il. aid not regard il
neF.ohs the skin on HE ion 80
broken IN several places lie. ~ "aS
eeth Prayer last nieh, eat, -,
he was drunk Al Tho time ,.e H. 'n"'
rest ana remembered but li,tl4 ahnn, :,
ne exhibited several iacerations IN ~.
I schip ana complained OF aches .h,,.na.,,
out his body. 80 on4h-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-26
NEt:RO SHOWS FIGHT
WHEN rIT UNDER %ut,t:c,

"a" officers suspicious had been
arouse" Hhd IL" began uues,ior;in1
IraHor- He succ.eand IA rattip.. -
iook al tho ring. :, wedding ring. ana
NJ once placed I'rayo. Under .,rina;
| thurman hardly had Informed, Tho no
gro mat he was under arrest vt,o,
iraEcf struck the officer y hcayy bInw
IA th- chesi. sending him hurting into
cofnnr. Thurman reached I,ravo,,
again before HE ucpru could pet
ihronef III" door nnH erapplc.i win
him The officer Succeeded in .e,iin,
as hlpr.r- OH the negro bu, ma,
gave way when frnyor mai. n >joIe,.
ihfch TO one side. aud Thurman w,e
io.S"d 10 resort to tho use of his rlub
rue '"o men Ought back and fcrtb
troneh tn" store FOR several ,ni,,,,.e
siNlht aitd receiving blow after hlow
ne .errief took par, nj this ,,,rr;u-n
"hh iuHrih"h several times was fo,rei
20 snake hiA of. The detective final
~ @ifH'h t'ttHor oycr tie head v.b.,
~. N"i" i:mr tn" front door. and
~" ti"" sat III. negro through ~.
a!aSs panel ard onto thr si,l,v,Ii.
thurman was aft"r him In an ins,a,,
Aha several blows were exchanged a.,
NC S'i""i before Thurman once n,n,.
NHotR'1 I'f3NOr down
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tut\sEnY TRANSFERS.
Eleven Deeds OF HnrSain and >uIe
STnnHtInE Ia SaS.,15.

\. l.. Mcclellan Il ais. Ia Mrs Aiaude
y IhroOp. Lots .. 70 - InclmsiNe.
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-15
THE PINCH OF CHARITY,

With the cold wave which has swept the country and even invaded our resort in the foothills of the Ozarks, comes an increase in the need Of hep for the poor. Hot Springs al ways has more than its quoto of those who the hard pinch of winter strikes 10 the bone. We have poor afflicted s iersoas gathered here from all points, aud while they are not tour specia t.large, still they are our human re. nponsibilty. The charity workers Of { .ae city are busy. They give of theft ' means and they also give their time If you are not in a position to contri- f 1ute money, perhaps there is about your home some cid discarded cloth ing or bedding, which if turned over 10 the Associated Charities, would within a day or two be keeping some poor man, woman or child. from the teo,d. The connection is easy to make.
 Merely telephone the Associated
 harities, and that organization will
 the rest.
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-15
BUYING A CITY VAULT.

k The fact that the city of Hot Springs, with its records that a-e in- syaluable and could not all be duplicat ed at any price, has not vault, is again before the council, and with authority conferred on the mayor to ascertain he cost, that negligence of the long years of the past may be corrected.
 Perhaps the only reason the city never had vault for it's papers and records is because the fire depart ment was located within the city hall building, and the danger from loss by fire was therefore minimized. Yet the city has paid out thousands of d J. lars for fire insurance protection on the building, and the same protection lies on the building as to the valuable records.
 The destruction of records by fire in the court house has cost this county thousands and thousands of dolla-s and not only that has left cloud oi doubt on the property rights of citi zens.
 A substantial concrete vault will nol cost a great sum of money. and there is little doubt now but that the negli gence of years will be corrected.
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-15
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
 MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the an nual meeting of the stockholders of the Citizens National Bank, of Hos Springs, Arkansas, will be held in the banking room of said bank Tuesday. January 9, 1917, between the hours of 10 o'clock am and i o'clock pm, for Inc election of directors and the transaction of any other legitimate business that may come before the meeting.
 GUS STRAUSS, President Hot Springs, Ark, Dec 8, 1916. 30t
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-15
No ttlaher Price for This.

While food and clothing have od- vanced in cost, it is well for the sick that the prices of such reliable family remedies as Foley Kidney Pills are not increased Persons in moderate circumstances find doctors bills hard to pay in the easiest of times. Don f neglect weak, tired or disosdered kid neys. Foley Kidney Pills cost little and relieve backache. pains in sides and lions. sore muscles, stiff ioin,s, rheumatic pains and annoying biadde- trouble. A. C. Jennings.
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-15

Use Liggets Goluen Tip tea for making iced tea, Tnis tea is pro cured only from the early flowery pickings, which in this country is found in but few of the most exclusive stores, and then at prices varying from $200 to $500 pound. Price sl.00 a pound. For saie by R. c. Mor. r1s Drug Co. Phone 242. s-10-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-15

In the meanwhile about the best thing to be done is to start some patchwork on Central avenue that VII give us a street for the 1917 sea /. on
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-15

Mississippi is engaged now in the work of building group of highways, each connecting with the other, whicF much better plan than having the counties work independently of each Z. her.
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-15

They can't tighten up that immigsa- ..n bill too tight to please the people 5f the south who are bothered less | ith anarchists than other section ad will continue to be bothered less x them.
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-15

Ono trouble is that Hct Springs is
 < Hing to have the right kind of nan at the helm. but not very oggres.
 siYe about ealing him.
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-15

Germany proposed peace and then got busy and pushed back the Ruma ilians litie further to prove how es- sential peace is to the other fellow,
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-15

But then suppose q steering hotel man doesn't want to be chased in tav same catagory with a splitfee doctors
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-15

The zeal of pubic officials need not be carried to the fighting point to atisfy a local contitpency
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-15

fThe French are voting compliments HI alt officers and the English are g their officers.
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-15

Yes, the sled was there t2 add its h9rrors to the pedestrian
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-15

you didn't have to dodge the roller skaters.
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-15
na Cured FirSt-- -PayWhGnCuI0d

safe and painless cure for Alec sol and Drug Addictions. Strict pri
 and personal attention assured " a physician with years of sxRsr1 r~s address rr~awsr N@ tsT
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-15

But while you were ducking the Dolrsled yesterday in the outskirts
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-15

Let Sorrells Drug co. look afte' your KODAK finishing. s-1i-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-15
GREAT NORTHERN HOT

MANAGEMENT CATHERINE HUrsELl
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