The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-09
RTGAGE GIVEN.
Gwede Who Finds His
Property Is Gone.
3 DAY ron DIVORCES.
- Are Co.'S Losss-unver
- 49, GsssisAsA- ossass.'s
answer 20 EsFes.

~ n n5leged swiudi3ng - promised
@ = fte new suits 70 be fIed in the
S.v eossrt today, Ia which H. y.
~ ~nevs : centrsl part. The sutx wiz
d .SSr1x1t. II IL said. By Gustave KALI
z,sn srtist, who cI4ips chat through
1Hiass5ons Of the attorney be has
- 1u1sdlsd out Of al his property.
80 to E.zso.
sssry Of the trznsaetton. - tod by
q the artist. Il this. sone time
1flenx sold picture TO Gnook for q
~ 1um, receiving IN return therefor
Z rronzixe to pay. Railing Was good
- s1pout the matter. and made FREE
vf6tfs, always unsuccessful. TO coll
- hlII. He 10 described a. an open.
- nan, and one day announced
- 70 return b Sweden. his native
q a1so aaid that no would nave 20
sSs. 81 his property here before ieAy-
- haIf-formed intention led TO nego-
enock, II 10 claimed. Offering TO
- propsrty. Kzlling owned ave
-, and he vas asked II he would
~ rrovtded suff3cfeut security wers
SSen He said ne SUuid, and prepara-
Nere made TO complete the deal
S@ e1keet his object. Shook, It u al,
called to his aid . clerk In his
- named Otto Mohr. and the two ex-
A under afohr's aiEnaturc nfteen
fosory notes for t1ls.s3 each, gun.
= monthly seFiss. They also
- Railing what purports 10 be Q
1nnee on the property. but which II II
ssN = worthless. and then they closed
NsAl BY paying the artist SO Ia cash.
~ latter. Hight hearted and joyous at
- rod terms he had made and the pros
e q u N Immediate visit TO the home
ri ~ chiidhood. went to the Gcandina-
& sAsnesicsn ksnk and told the story
Ell ~ transfer to Mr.. Chilberg.
IL me see the mortgage" was the In
1i6nf dsmand made by the banker, and
k<efone conveyed to Railing his first In
8 1ols3ion that al might not BE- exactly
fhe mortgage Is not good. You have
INIyoa your property away" Mr. Chilberg
znM "we must 60 70 = lawyer IT once
8 - - what @. be dome"
0 Kn3ling gaxped for breath and moved
r Inward tho door. but before he could
4 outside he fell seaseiess. He struck
S1lsntiy against the stony floor. and was
1foksd up badly hurt by the shock. 1t
- some time before he could be
Ugnght to. Then the matter was placed
" the hands of en- attorney, and the pa
- efe now ready TO be aied.
~ transaction was completed only
: lesday. and during its progress Kali
~ ays he asked once or twice 10 lay the
Gottse before his friends. each time re.
s>ssasfnx from Shook a reply something
~ this: why. you know me. don't
ypss DO yon think / would take adyan-
~ q your" And Railing was obliged
4 sdnis th&t he had every confidence In
~ wprid in the man who had bought
~ picture on credit.
HIT the best laid plans Of mice and
msa gang aft agley, and the present case
Deems to be an instance. Aside from the
elle9sd fraud. there IL, II appears. vital
tsfect In the deed given by Railing to
1okr The latter. II would seem. lost no
dine In fling the conveyance for record.
aad The following document was yester-
~ entered on the book In Mr.. Beman's
eGkes:
0ustave Railing 20 Otto Mohr, lots 10,
u =. Is ana is. block II. Laws first adj
olsian. March 9, 1885, SO cash and NJ
seen HISS notea"
r Will be seen from the above that the
4nqptrators. II such they should prove to
~ eserreachci themselves in this. that
IN accepted deed dated exactly a
nou<h ahead OF the time OF ding IL for
record. making IT on the face void In
stsunsens.