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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-11-03

-nleased-I and my brother-if YOU VIII
honor US. / am afraid / cannot offer
Won very much In the way OF entertain
ment-"
She rose briskly to her feet and
beamed upon him.
"You are indeed good Samaritan"
she exclaimed. "a roof is more than
we had dared to hope for, although
when enc looks up at this wonderful
sky and breathes this air. one wonders
perhaps, whether roof. after all, Is
such 8 blessing" -.
"It gets very cold toward morning.
he young man said practically.
"Of course" she assented. "Alne'
you Will bring my dressing-bag and foi'
nav M. This gentleman Is kind enough
m Offer us shsier Tor the night Dear
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-11-03

my Hin1. L fajlly hoItt go r. ~
Kendall. NJ journcv is not at all an III
t2rrstinG matter 10 talk about" >hr
went on. Tell M about your i.tr
here. Il sounds most delightfully."- pas
toral. Do you live here all the yeur
round?"
My brother" John told her. has
not been farther away than the near
est market town COR nearly twenty
years"
Her eyes grew round with aStonish-
mcnt
But you go TO london sometmeS?"
Il was there eight Years ago. Since
then have not been further away than
Carlisle or Kendall | go into camp
near Kendall for ,Aree weeks every
year-territoria training, you know"
But how do You pass Your time?
What do you do E.th yourSclf?" She
asked.
Farm" he answyrcd. Farming is
our daily occupation. Then for aInu>e-
mcnt We hunt, Shoo- md fish. The sea-
sons pass before We know it,"
! ''iIt i''htu dBkii di~tliSiS az H''iIu
/ StrangcWcy. Notwithstanding his sun
tanned checks and lie splendid vicoc
Of his form, there As nothing in the
/ least agricultural about his manner or
! ais appearance. I.are was humor as
Well as intelligence in mis- clear. gray
eyes She opined ll.t the books which
| lined one side ii Ne room were at
once his property a2d his hobby.
! 1t is very heanhr life. no doubt"
she sad; but somehow it seems in
comprehensive tn think of man Hike
yourself living always in such an our
/ of-tho-way corner"
! Johns lips We're o3on to reply, bur
Stephen once more INTERVIEWED.
Life means Il different thing to each
OF us, madam he said sternly There
, are many born with the lust for cities
and the crowded places in their hearts
born with the desire to mingle with
their fellows, to absorb the convention
al vices and virtues. to become one of
the multitude. Il has been different
with us StrangewcyS."
removed the tea equipage. evidently
produced in honor of their visitor.
Three tall-StemmeG glasses were
placed upon the table. and a decanter
of port reverently produced.
Louise had fallen for q moment or
two into a fit of abstraction. Her eyes
were fixed upon the opposite wall,
from which, out of their faded frames,
4 row Of grim-loohing men and women,
startlingly like he" two hosts. seemed
to frown down upon her
SIS that your father" she asked. ,
moving her head toward one Of the |
portraits
MY graudf0ther John Strangewey." |
stephen told her.
WAS he one Of the wanderprs?"
Gle left Cumberland only twice
during his life He was master of
hounds, magistrate, colonel in the yeO-
manry Of that period and three times
refused to stand for parliament"
John Strang"Wey, Louise repeat
ed softly 10 herself Il was looking ut
your family tree upstairs" she went
on. 1T is curious how both my maid |
and myself were struck with sense
of familiarity about the name. as il
we had heard or read something about
it quite lately"
Her words were almost Carries~!y
spoken, bur She was conscious Of the
oTninouS silence which en-
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-11-03

Louise has quite an interesting
little chat with John before she
resumes her journey, and in his
mind is awakened something
that hasn't been stirred for a
very long time,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-20
Superintendents' Meeting at Plainfield

On Friday, Nov. l6 the Winooski Val
ley Superintendent club met at Plain
field. Members present were Supt. Wal
do Glover, Supt. II. S. Read, Supt. ]. W.
Butterfield, Supt. G. j. Seager. Supt.
c. H. White, Supt. s. C. Hutchinson.
Supt. NJ. w. Chaffee, Supt. w. b. Lance.
As part of the program Mr.. White
and Mr.. Hutchinson gave a review of
"A Schoolmaster of the Great City" by
Angelo Patri. Dinner was served at the
high school building by the home eco
Monies class. The dinner consisted of
chicken pie, cabbage salad, squash, cram
berry jelly. date bread, butter. lemon
sherbet, coffee and mints. The whole
dinner was cooked by the seniors. The
chickens were brought to the school
house and dressed by the boys and were
cooked in fireless cooker made by the
students. The menu wa printed BY the
boys with their new printing outfit.
After dinner the superintendent went
back to the Epworth league rooms for
a short business session and adjourned
at $3.50.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-20
NORTH MONTPELIER

The Red Cross members will meet at
the home of Mrs. j. +. Byron Thursday
afternoon, Nov. %. All who wish to
help, whether members or not, are in
vited to attend. All are welcome.
Ralph Persons was in Montpelier Mon
day.
Mrs. Curtis Graves, who has been Wis
iting relatives in town a week, returned
to her home in Waterbury Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Chaplin has returned home from
her sons, Walter, where she had been
the past few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Kelley of Windsor
were business visitors in town the last
of the week
II. P. Mueldyke of New York City and
j. ID. Tierney of Boston were visitors
in town last week Thursday.
Louis Knight of South Royalton was
in town Sunday.
The Calais and North Montpelier
branch of the American Red Cross wish
to thank the Little Wooden company for
% yards of cloth, which they kindly do
mated TO the society. The members from
this place have just completed making
it up into two dozen shoulder wraps and
one dozen pairs of bed socks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-20
Appeal for Red Cross Concert.

Editor, Barre Times. May | have the
use of your valuable paper in order tc
present the needs of our local Red Cross
society TO the patriotic people of our
city?
Our local is in need of funds in order
that they might purchase materials that
must be made to serve our wounded sol
diers. Tomorrow evening a high-class
concert is TO be given in the Barre opera
house, an dthe people of Barre ought to
fill it to its capacity, thus showing ap-
probation to the artists, to the noble
army Of women who are sewing for "our
boys and also to honor ourselves.
! appeal to every patriotic citizen of
our city to help the concert morrow
evening with their presence and with
their money.
Thanking YOU for your kind co-opera-
ton. ] am. Sincerely YOURS.
Edgar Grassland, president local Red
Cross society.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-20
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY


for machine work; Geo. Strait
on. 2ila
FOR SALE OR RENT-A good house and
barns. with 20. 30 or 50 acres Of land apply
Jas. Geake. l07 Prospect street. Barre. 2iltf
WANTED-YounE man between ages 81 20
30 single. between ~ and 30 married. with
family. % act agent for Prudential lns.
Co. guaranteed salary Of at least $500 per
week and commission must be live wire (.
inquire after D. m Prudential lns. Co. lis
No Main street, Barre. Vt 2iitf
FOR SALE-Two driving sisighs. and
punz. in good condition and viii be sold a.
once. cheap. Also buggy inquire Of c. Low.
Buzzeil Hotel. Barre 2lIts'
LOST-A suitcase Monday night. Nov. r.
near Clan Gordon hall initials suitcase
r g. S" finder please return TO The Times
Office. efftss
FOR SALE a practically new Gienvcod
range Tor particulars phone Arthur W Ma
EsiL or cal a. is Hi street. 2llts'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-20
Cabot Junior High School Notes.

Mr.. Burgwald of the L. s. d. A. gav'
demonstration of the making OF cot
taRe cheese before the school and Is Wis
itors last Thursday
Principal MAYO visited the agricul
tural high school at Chelsea Saturday.
The girls of the school are helping I'll
the Christmas bags for the Red Cross.
The members of the third and fourth
year classes are planning for prone
made and entertainment on the evening
Of Dec IL. The proceeds are to be divid-
ed equally between the Red Cross and a
skating rink fund.
CLYDE NJ. Hill, state supervisor of jun
Tor high schools, visited the school on
Thursday.
Tie bows Of the third and fourth
wears. cooperating with members of the
Congregational church, resurfaced the
road leading past the church 20 the
schoolhouse on Thursday afternoon.
Principal Corrigsn Of Greensboro was
a visitor Thursday.
The Thanksgiving recess for the pupils
of the village schools commences on
Wednesday night. Nov. =, and continues
the rest OF the week The same schools
viii keep Saturday. Nov. -. in place Of
Friday, Nov. 30.
Miss Marion NJ jameson Of Greens
boro visited her sister, Miss Leila Jane
son. over Sunday.
Mr. Hale recently addressed the school
the Red Cross work and his
recent visit 10 Aver. Mass
Mrs. Della Saxby. principal Of Calais
high school. was a visitor Friday.
The senior class contributed 500 Of
the proceeds from their recent entertain
menf towards the victrols fund.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-20
THE UNION DRY GOODS COMPANY
CABOT
Robert S. Barr Was Much Esteemed
Resident.

| ROBERT ,. Barr was MUCH Esteemed
Resident
Robert s. Barr passed away at Bright
look hospital Saturday, Nov. 10, follow
| ing an operation the previous Thursday
| Mr. Barr was born in Scotland May 30
1910, and was one of family of 10
children, five boys and five girls. When
Robert was two weeks old his parents
started across the ocean with -four other
children and were out of sight of land
six weeks. Upon reaching Vermont they
finally settled on the first farm in Wal
den, known later as the Noah Clark
place. In 1874 he was united in mar
riage with Miss Julia A. Davis of North
field, beginning their married life on IS
farm at East Cabot, where they lived for
30 years. As his health began to be i'm
paired they sold their farm last fall and
moved into this village. One son, Viii
liam Davis, was born to them in 1876,
and has always lived at home. Mr..
Barr was a prosperous farmer, a good
neighbor and kind and indulgent hus-
band and father. He always attended
the Congregational church, whenever
health permitted. He leaves beside his
companion and son two sisters, Mrs.
Paulina Davis of Mortified and Mrs.
Martha McCosco of West Danville. Two
brothers, Andrew, living in Des Mones,
Ia, and James at Gap Niero, Sask, Can
ada. Funeral services were held at his
late home Tuesday Nov. IL, Rev. NJ. w
Hale speaking words of comfort to the
bereaved family and relatives. His re-
mains were borne to their last resting
place in Cabot cemetery at upper village
by a nephew, John Barr. John Barring
ton. Frank Amsden. Oliver McCosco,
Walter Abbott and Frank Beston. Beau
tiful flowers that covered the casket were
mute testimonials of appreciation. Rela
tives from out of town were Mrs. Paul |
ina Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Davis of
Mortified, Mr.. and Mrs. John Barr of /
Mr. and Mrs John Barring
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Amsden of /
Mrs. S. C. Harding of East (
o. X. McCosco of West Dan
vile. Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Hobart of
Newbury and Mr.. and Mrs. Z. J. Hobart
II Peacham.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-20
TALK OFTHE TOWN

Plenty of knitting yarns at Abbott's
Fancy knitting yarns in bolts at Alb.
bolts.
Dancing classes now starting. For in.
formation telephone 40. Theresa Car
roll
Court Barre, 3,3l7, I. o, f., cordially in
vites all Foresters and their friends TO
attend the social at the X. of c.. hall
Tuesday, Nov. 20. r. f. Kenney of New
York will be present to speak on For
estry. Dance after the meeting. For
sells orchestra.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-20
TALK OFTHE TOWN

Red Cross concert and dance Wednes-
day evening.
The remainder of my hats at half price.
Miss L. L. Townsend, 43 Washington
street.
Don't miss the Red Cross concert in
opera house Wednesday evening at s.
Dance in Rowland hall after the concert.
Carroll's orchestra.
Fees for the caring of cemetery lots
Hope and Elmwood) are due and should
be paid to Supt. Alex Hanton at his of
fee, city hall. Open Saturday evenings
in November from to S-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-20
TALK OFTHE TOWN

Tonight at the K of c. club rooms in
the Scampini block Barre and Montpel-
Ter Knights of Columbus will assemble
for the third of series of eight compe-
ttions in pool and eribbage. AT the
present time the Montpelier knights, by
virtue of a notable victory last week,
possess comfortable lead
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-20
FEAR POETS FATE
Gabriel D'AnnunziO Has Not Been Heard
from in Nine DAVIS.

Paris. Nov. 20 Nothing has been heard
of Gabriel D'Annunzio. the Italian poet
and novelist. for nine days, and i i
feared be has fallen into the hands Of the
enemy, according 10 reports in Italian
newspapers received by Figaro
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-20
Card of Thanks.

We wish to extend our sincere thanks
to our friends and neighbors for all their
kindness and help in the sickness and
at the death of our husband and father;
to those who helped in the last trying
hours, to all who gave the beautiful
flowers and to the pastor for his excel
lent words.
Mrs. r. s. Barr,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ID. Barr.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-20

Mrs. Philura Burnham has been i'll
several weeks at the home of Frank
Kenaston, where she had been house
keeper.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-20
BARRE DAILY TIMES
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1917.
The Weather

Local SHOWS and warmer tonight;
Wednesday cloudy; moderate southwest
to west winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-05
News in Brief

Nathan Greenfield. four years old 3, Ala
hama Avenue. Brooklyn. was KILLED when a
pi.vmate pushed him IN front OF an auto
truck on Atlantic Avenue
The will Of Edward r. Crowen. Of Morris:
town n j.. gives his mother the use OF
S.5 0O0 during her life. she Is hlheN-"Fe'
Edward Hatch's motor boat Cupid IS 70 use
a. fortv-knot speed in chasing submarine
while cleaning a pistol Or. Martha feooie'
81 Ns,ston. y j.. shot herself within TWO
inches OF her heart. She viii recover
Kecrers forcstalled a Jail delivery IN New,
- y when they discovered that several
bars OF window had been sawed through
8, Andrew Roman Catholic Church: in
n,,ane Street. where the masses Tor niRht
WORKERS are held. Is celebrating us oiahohu
Jubilee.
h.,rcd bv the Appellate Division. kuntz was
6ned IS 600 and sentenced 20 two years IN
Atlanta penitentiary for concealing the assets
Of a bankrupt.
Meier steinbrink has asked that the IL
cense Of William j. Burns the ue'e t' oe
revoked on the ground that ne was con
,.icted Tor publishing papers found Ia the Oh
fees Of Seymour q Seymour.
The value of the estate OF the late Oliver
4, csvlev vice-presidcnt Of the Pressed Steel
Car Company. - placed at Stiles by the
transfer tax appraisal
LAFAYETTE y. Gleason, attorney TOT inc
S,s1e Controller. has appealed from Surro-
cste FoyyIer's decision that Mrs. Hetty Green
- a resident OF Bellows Falls, VI. The de-
cision costs New York state N,VVeVOo
transfer tax. ~
Aiienists examined the condition OF An
,onio Impolluzio IN Sing Sings death house
ne man IL 20 he put 60 death IN two weeks
and has appeared insane.
tortv-tKo students from Caluornia lnstilu-
,sa,e oho are going 90 the front with the
American Field Ambulance. VIII be quests al
= luncheon In the Ritz-Csrlion next Friday
peter EieAhorn. 46j Hamburg Avenue.
p-ootlyn WAS fined SIS for trying 20 steal
a. American flag from z04 WOodbine Avenue.
Two burglars put 50 much nitroglyeerine
80, = safe Of the Metropolitan Life lnsur-
80. COMPANY. at 543 West A5th Street
thst the explosion alarmed the police who
captured them both.
Henrietta Sanderson received $1,000 dam
80 for injuries sustained on the French
Hner la Touraine when n door slammed on
her fingers.
James 4. Clifford. Of % Ridgeyiew Avenue.
Wbite Plain was sentenced 20 hse days IN
he workhouse for riding motorcycle Al
ICv mile an hour along Riverside Drive.
William !. Smith Benjamin kcyit and Jo-
..,b Sherman were held in $4,000 hail each
hv United State Commissioner Hitchcock on
a. s--x<e 81 sSllln2 dTlLSs- --------.--..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-05
Gen. Verbeck Bankrupt

Utica. y. y. May General William
Verbcck. proprietor Of St Johns Maiitary
Scbool # Nanlius. filed a voluntary petition
in bankruptcy in the Federal Court here to-
dsv. with liabilities Of Sl3t,SS4 and assets OF
sf57.5aS. 81. Johns is one Of the Oldest mil'-
tar-y schools in the country.
General Vcrbeck and the EpNeopsl Dlocesi
II Cen,rai New York own the school prop
e~tv. Operating under lease. General YER
heck erected q number OF buildings. which ne
values at sSe.6S3. The equipment Is placed Al
SfO.e11. There are more than 200 creditors
mostly Of Syracuse. General NerOecH pIo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-05
LONG ISLAND.


ASTORIA.
Astoria Garage. Willow & Franklin s.,.
Charles Amauu. 70 Fulton Ave.
Brilst Bros. Garage. ass sth Ave.
Fslconer Garage Co. 1873 Jamaica Avs.
Private Auto Rental Service Co. 81
Fernan's Gar1~r. 27o Ifth Ave.
Sschse Z. MARKS. ~ Vandeveater Ave
Uhl S Metz. 3s3 lockwood &c. -,
Michae, I Watts. oueensoorJ brdge
BAYSIDE
Auto Repair 4 Nfachins Work.
Otto's G. asolIne Statioa-
COLLEGE POINT.
Geo. Duer
Horn 4 McCrscksl
CORONA.
Chatreld Garage. Jacs,ou Ave-. or. tiss
Corona Motor Car Co.
Jackson Garage.
Chuck's Garage. Jackson Ave-
Hsines Case. station. J. ". HaInss.
Prop. Jackson Ave.
EINHURST.
Elmhurst bridge Gara,. Kinr,snd
": 4. Iuu, Garage. Jackson Ava L
schmldt Bros. Garaya Jackson Ave. L
Trainsmeadow Rd.
FLUSHING.
Flushing AUTO Garage. ITO Broadway.
John Geddes.
Mods Garage
Qucensboro Garage. 90 Broadway
Dumas Case. Station. B'wav A. 2ss q,
Excelsior Motor Cycto Garage, So B'way.
Upper Flushing Garage. 80 Murray 81.
ffeltE Bros 8 Jaeger Sc.
New Broadway Flushing Garage. sac.
ford Ave. 4 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-05
BOROUGH OF RICHMOND.

BOROUGH OF RICHMOND.
CLIFTON.
p, sehI,s,o SGnsFase. s5i BAY St.
Cs,termole. Cap. Sch. Lawrence. OF
solheIm' 9. n. a-.a. Kills.
Wincapaw. g: c. & Sons. Prlncs, Bay.
Amboy Garage. 3sii Anboy Road
Brewer. j; g, 1897 Amboy Road
Atlantic Garage. 2os, Richmond Road.
Wilcox & Taylor Auto Co.. 2iIs Rics.
PLEASANT PLAINs.
POET RICHMOND.
tort Hichmonf Garage. 50 Ann IS.
nlcnmond, Garage. i5) Richmond Ava
winespaw. 9. -. :. sons. ri. Prinou
Bay Roa1
RICH HONO.
banker. iohn. 500 RIchmoni T..
Dooier S9iius' $40 Centre At.
Ca,,ls,9n Park Garage. cs,a.,oa Pars.
Csttsrmols q; NJ. sch. "Lavrsos.-
q Vanderbilt Ave.
:. ID. Killisn Auto Co.. Inc, 3ss Rsv 4.
Neuman's Gsraze. 30 Rot SO
schepck's Garage. 1875 Glove Road.
stap!eton Garage. Bav & Congress- s.,.
staten Island Gars>,. 3Si an Dass: 81.
lnited TIRE o.. l46 Canal 81.
Wagner's Garage. Gorie1 u.
TONPKINSvTLLR.
BRIGHTON Heights Gsrays. 40 Carh,.
ton Ave. 'e-
Bloch Garage. Bay and Hannah ST.
Evans. E1w; I. L Co.. 50 Or 10 g.
st; Geosse Garage. stuyvessns II.
TOTTENyILLE.
Peto & Boyd. $40 Main a..
To.sesy r osrsSe; ~ Bsatlsy Ava
Cssteton Motor Car Co.. 1919 Casu,.
In,erhoro Auto Repair a Sunni
Film ss. & Richmond Terraos Co..
klbertsommes.lT 36 Richmon al Turnolk,
Short y Wisely GARAGE. i7sI aios.
mond Terrace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-05
LAUNCH NAPHTHA POINTS
IN GREATER NEW YORK

,scobs. Robt.. City Island.
J,~chler. O. T., Civ Islsnt
MslskoG. A.. CITY Island.
Rehm.. Jno.. Bronx Knls Boat House.
TT. Walnut Ave.
The Anna Service, -. Y, Yschs Club
Anchora~e. Ft. East 231 st.. " Y. y.
Wood & Mcclure. City island.
Welcn. +. H., Fl. Vest itOtn 81.
II. Wsss I1s1 s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-05
LONG ISLAND.

BROOKLYN.
Anderson, 4. L.. Timer PA< Pie.
Polling. O.. 20. 60tn ga
CANARSIg.
Suffer Msrlnc Eqp. "a
COLLEGE POM.
Krsenier. Herman
Needham. Wm.
CORONA.
Mulcshy. Jno.
NORTH BEACH.
Wiener Motor worsS
R0CKAWAY POINT.
Reid. p II
SHEEPSHEAD RAY.
Burglapd. EdT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-05

FOREST HILLS.
Continental Garax.. ContinsntAi Avs
Forest Hills Garage, Queens bivd.
Pred Frey. Metropolitan & Cooper Ave-
| GLENDALE.
\ A. Geier. 2904 Myrtis Ava.
VIM. Rupp. Cooper Ave.
p echoenselsel 4 Co. Cooper Az.
| Myrtle Garage. Cooper Myrtle Mn
| ROLLS.
sell Yeaps. Prop.
| HOwAGD BEACH.
Anderson 70 sierk.
n. Paulson
JAMAICA.
Baker Bros. o,rs.. CO. rr-. I, No
Washington ST.
frank Berrnsn. i3t Rocksvsy RI
Disbrov Bros. Hillside Ave.
Franklin Garage Franklin g.
international Garage. Smith g.
W. p. Jones, MerrIcE Rd. sprinri'Id
d. Roster & son. HnisId, Az.
Mott Bros. Hillside Ave.
New Hope Garage. Merrick R3ai.
Palm Garage. Hillside & Flushing Aves.
Niegel's Garage. Union III st.
strsng Auto Garage Co. Inc. Fulton
MrS nisS9 Hulslds& Columbus Avss
LITTLE NECK.
Cornells Garage.
LONG ISLAND CIrv.
9. }. Brown. Bridge Pls,,.
Burse's Gsso. Station. Thono'o1 Ave
Ford Motor Co. Ia-lson Av..
Model Garage. as PAINTER Ave.
Perrine's Garage. 2o7 First Ave-
Richensteen Bros. Bridge Pla1,.
Taft's City Garage. ITO First Ave-
Watts Gasoline Station. Bridge P's,s
Webster Ave Garage. 9Th Webster Ava
MIDDLE VILLAGE.
NORTH BEACH.
Wiener Motor Work.
OZONE PARK.
L. +. Meliere. Jsoms Az.
QUEENS.
oyeen,, Auto Repal- SHOP. u.ro,,ssf
Mrs. o. Kamrle-... Hemps.ea1 R1.
RICHMOND HILL.
Apex Garage. Lefsrts. NJ. Jsm,ica Ave.
Kew Gardens Garage. Metropolitan Ave.
K.&s. Garage & Repair Co. Leferts Ava
J. j. Lake & Son. 1913 Jamaica Ave.
Park Garage, LefIerts & Jamaica Ave.
Richmond Hit GaraZe 3: Machins Co.
Jerome 1GarsSs. Jerons L Greenwood
Johr Johnson ( son. 1906 Jsmarcs Ava.
South OZONE PARK.
Cornell John. Rocksway Rd.& LucolnA'
f. 3. Abrams. MerrIce I'D. Hs. Spring.
HenrT Ksrkheck. Merrick Road.
wBITESrOSE.
Bsechurst Ga-as..
O'Pee's Garage.
WOODHAyEN.
6eehsn's Gsraxs. tIss Jsmsloa Az.
X. Keller. Rockavsy I'd. b Ferry e.
Forest Park Garage. 1917 Janalc. Ava
A. T.. Louvst. Jerorns Ave.
Manor Garage. 1898 Jsnalcs Ava
Woodhaven Garage, & Blgelov n.
Woodhavsn Ghrzgs J.rnslcs Ava
wOODstDE.
kunar'g Ga-age. Flushing RI.
II MESe. Jackson Ave. 6 81, y.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-06
Sbnellnerfe sfommiffion
@irb SnuSamentc Der @ebanSc OH Der
&alnut Strafe nnterinden laiiem.

Die S6neQpsrte6rstommiIiion traf
in t6rer eeitrigen Sibung Die Dpr6es
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