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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-24
Tanfbnr fir icinc 0eilnua.

Sr. @iqiom Neruon, Elm IN 9tr.
2900, elliott t-StrnBe, mohuboiter
@orbier. lit ounteriiiut iiir ieine Sei.
lung bon cinem dronilhcu aatarr6
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Nr. 9terpon iuat. Dab CT imgciGbr ddIt
Sabre nit Dem Sei0eu be6nitet rpor.
mG6reno ipel6cr 3eit or bon oeridie.
ocnen gler5ten bebanoelt puroe, aber
itatt 9e'lerlng sr Iinoen, perihlin.
merte lid lein 3itltanO. 3ie Gimmir.
flung Der aroufbeit oili iein Spitem
mar 10 i6nGd)eno, baB er nidlt geben
tonnte oa6ei lit cr al lolfenSdnpin.
0clauIdllen, oab oaS 9(uireDtltebeu
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gen, ieir C5eld,dit auijiaeben lrno Der.
Tor nlle 6o'lnung alli SoeiIung. .gi.
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GrcnrpIur Der Saturoop Nepielu" III
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lcu erjielte aur. Otit geriuqer Gr.
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lmo Die Sdninoelanidlle
MIDI, itno uoh titr5er 3eit nt., IL
luieoer 10 lupbl, nie ie 5unor in me,
nem Seben. lltein 8eipiht peraro.
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neiner @riabrlu8 proiitlren fann
ruo 3r. Sartlcp coniuItireu moge.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-24

@eieBe@porloge @etrefi5 elmer itatltta.
ridden lluteriudluua5 Gommilion
cin}ubringcn. 0iele ioll befuqt iein,
3etlen }lm1 Gribeinen mo 5ur Nus
iagc 3r }luiuqen, ioruic Stroieu iiit
iaIlbe 2luaiaqen ieiBuieben. Qie bis
ber IN NuSiiht QenonImenc a0nio
Itdc Gommiiiion bate ioIhC 9efue
nIlc uiht
Selt uicIcu Sobreu bat fcine 6roge
cln 10 lcbbultes Tntereiie i'm Suuie
bcrnoracuticu. Gle Hegierung luuroe
NIT elncm nollitGn0iQcn 0aael BON
Nroacn ilbcrid)iittet lmo es miiroe
tbr Der &ouuuri qcnod)t. ooB lie cine
llntcrludllmd }u perbinoeru miinlhc.
9tdd uielCm Sim uno Serre0en or.
tIdrte Ncrr @oiolr. CT iei einoeritanz
Den. ooB om 2G Sunni iibcr oa$ "a.
oel3notlm 0cbottirt mer0e. uelheS
Der Siberale Sir Robert Gbreibie
9eio bcontraat hot 0ieler IooelS.
oltrua loltct: oCo9 &erbalten ser
Ncgierllng i'll &erbiuouug nit oeu
glrnleclicicrltnacn 3u Gnoe oeS iiio.
airitdnidcn aricgcS lno tire Inter.
loiillng Ole bctriigerilhen GurhiteCbe.
rcien Ser Gifi5ierc, @eomteu lnO
Gontroftorcn prompt 81 lmtcriuden,
ucr0ient oen Suoel be3 0uuieS."
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M orio, %. 2Ntni. - a0niQ 9u.
ionic acncbn1igtc beutc ouS neue 0a.
binct, luclheS, mie iolgt, 3uionmeu
geicbt lit;
Ercnricruiniiter General Wontero
HioS, Wliniiter oe@ rnnern Senor
Garcia Eictro. Miniitcr ocs glll9m1r.
tiNcn Senor Snnbc5 Romon, Sinon5s
mtliiter Scnor llr5ui5, ariegpmiuiiter
General Meplcr. Moriuenlinilter Se-
nor &illanena 9Itcrbobltntinilter Se.
nor HomauoncS, rSIti3niniiter &c.
nor Son5ale2 Fenn uuo llnterriht5.
minilter Scnor Wteuoroo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-24
Sdpuinocleicu in Der Gbifaiau.
Vntipu.

92aibinqton, &c, %. H<uni.
r. Gas tSnlti5oeportcmcnt erbielt
bcltte oiii5ieae gtohridlt. Dob. ais re,
lultot elmer llnteriilding iiber 9etrii.
gereien III 8erbulOung nit Der Ser.
mnltlnq ser Gbidaiulu Ration i'm
,Snoianer Ierritoriim, Sdobmei.
tier gSoro mo @ouperneur TSobnitoH
BON ser Gbiddiam 9totion. 9umoe3-
MorifaQ Colbert 9antier Rur0on.
oie 9lmpGlte WanSiielo, McMtrraD
uuo Gorniib, iouie etIihe ouocrc ger.
ioncn in 2lntlugc5uitano periebt NOR.
oeu limo. Sic weroen ser betriigeri-
lhcn Gnliilion bon gSertbpapieren
bcldull0i0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-24
1Obn j. Sill 5nm 5luciten Wiale Der,
ljaftet.

Ebtlo0elp6io, %. 2Qmi. -
Niobn ". SiQ, iriiberer G6cf ocs ItGb
tilhen SiItrir6ireau5, mllroe beutc
5im 3mcitcn Malc III oieier Mod,c I'm.
ter Der glntla0e uerbaitet, 1elpilie Gin,
rage in Bidder mo Hcdjtltllgcn &C.
idlIdt 5u baben Inn oie Stuot G6ila.
oelpbia }lt betriigeu. Tod einent
iebSitjnoiacn Gorperh0r muroe cr
mtcr $1,000 9iir1idjnit Oen@erihts.
periabren il5crmieien. @ci ieiner cr-
item GerbaitlInG ltelltc er befonntlid,
$4,000 9iirqid)oit. 9ei Dem 6euti.
gen GcrhGr iagtcn irilbere 9lngeltellte
oe5 EiltrirbiircalS ans, Die Nehnun,
oen ieien ipitematild) umattirt" NOR.
ben, 10 onB Die Stoot Goltienoe bon
Collars mebr bc5ablte, ais redt mar.
uno oaB 0iq lmo ieine Gomplice,l
oen Mcbrbetrag in Die 5u'1e ltedten.
8erlhieoene anoere 8erbaitunqen
Ioaen in 9luslitt Iteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-24

bert lit. Iic |lulttr. in meltbcn Oic
iran,GiiibC u0 0cutldc RcQicrug iii
ihrCn ghliinllIuQcn ull2ciuau0cr &c.
ben. liuo in tcmcr Nriic bcitdtiQt.
Wtm ninmt an 0uB sic &crbauohu
gen it'd nod icbr Idu3e Belt hiu}icbcn
ucroen, bcpor irQcuo rul poitiur2 NC-
Iultot Cr5icIt mcr0eu tam.
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uiht III 9cratbuna Qc}oQeu lmo oja
Norbereitlnacu ilbcr ollie ijh crQcbcl
0en Elmttc miro u0rau2lIhtlid ur
raumc 3cit in 2lnpruh uebmCu
MGbrcn0 inter Jclu01nlidltu llnNt0u
Sen ciu Ioldtr 2Iluihub miulheuV
luCrtbCn 9IulaB lm0 Belt QcmGhrCu
miir0c, 0ie 2lulrcQuud uumGlia III
0Glnpiclt bc0dtct uau in 0cutihcu
Ge0icrltHaStrcicn icbr mobl 0aG
mddii2c ,$ntriNlrn lcipomcu mcroeu
uno am Wertc iuo. nm Sen &rc0
5Diihcu GCltlhIau0 mo Nranfrcth
5u entfahcn. 0ettihIauo'2 }lbiicbtcu
lino nuh luic por 0ic ricOicrtigitcn.
1bcr 0lc Neaicuna2treiic rcCbncu nit
Scr Nt0AIihfeit, 0oB ioldc &ntriaucu
0d3 irani6lidhe &olf Qclcn 9Cltihr
lunO III 9tuircmmg briuQr1 mGQcn
Ino 10 cine pcnuideltc lmo 0elifutl
Situotion 3l Stan0c brinQcn t0uncn
Nad gtu3IaiilmQen Scr luQc3prriic.
aud mcGrerer oii3i0icr 3eitlmQcn,
trGot oic 9tote Oca iruB0iihcn Wii-
niIlcrpr1lioentcn lmo WtniitcrS ser
mtsmGrtiQcn 9lnQcleqcu6citcu. Nou.
bier. feinc9mc09 5ur @erblicrlnQ ser
Situoton bel. 1Ironfrcib iou III
lueitaeben0e &orrccbtc 6cuniprldcn.
@S lhcint bel ser 0cutldcn 9tcQicrluu
Die 9lblidt }ll bcltc1en lclbIt I'M Sale
oc3 3utanoetomlllcu2 Der 9on'crci
III oIretie ltIllerpol'oll'fNen nut ocl'I
SllIlon non "'ofotto elll3llIreieIL
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li'llIlt''Iour lo(p oe" @ulltr" ~elHN
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crm arten.
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midcllnd scr W2aroffo ,Srouc iteht
an0oucrn0 I'M 8or0erQrln0 oea ollQc.
meinen ,(ntcrciieS. llcbcr 0cn ,$nbalt
Der g}otc rpelde Scr iron30iilde Nj
niItcr Grdiiocnt Moupicr getreii9 oea
Gonicrcu} Worihlooc9 an ole 6euticbc
Rcoicrna aericbtet bot lit cinihuei.
len MIR 10 picl bcfumt ooB ollrd, oic
biSbcriQcn ircluoidoitIiden Inter.
rcnunocn 0cs 1SiirIten Mu0oliu nit
Rpupicr utaenihcinIidl feline Gort
idritte er}icIt morocn lin0 unb Der
aorrcn ulr 3cit ieItiibt Gin ocu
n1oBocbcn6cn arciIcn nobcitcbcn0cr
O}cmGbr5monn tbciIt NIT. oic Ser.
6onbhrracn ;piIden Icutid,lon0 mo
,(rmfrcirb niirocn Sh icbr lanac
hin}ieben. 0enn IIronfrcid in ga
diem Der Goniercna niht nohdcbcn
moQc, 6onn mer0c IcutIhlnnn. mic
c5 Iencr 3cit Sd,on ocn glnIono Qc.
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SiroFt Nin ntnpuau 1%ndbntt prIpNinpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-24
1as ueritunoeu unierc suteu.

ltniere GOriuDren puBleH tpobl peidbcnS Shat
fie an oeu Il. Eerndro NrnuierpIlIeH bntleh
nno oesbalb onriten oieicben aud ~ feIneH
Soaufe eGIeH Fiber Htdt uur ulifere 8aier uno
Wtiiter fnHuien Die eminent beiltrdtttgcu ets
geufcbniten Der ardutcr. aus lueIdbeu ole Rttleu
befieben. fouoeru and Die berltbmieH Nerile
mo 6elfinfter Der nlien 3iet tote @aletL
9abuenlaHu. Snoeubdm mo slnberc. buiien ben
lSerib oieier Hriuter erfanut mo berUtoneten
Die Sdie oerfelheu ibreu Fuienien in uuen
SdlieH bon Si6rlluaen Der Norperoraane liter
baupt Del allen Heioen. bon ipelsbeH bic Uleus
fteH beidten III metoeH pilegeH
(Ti %, ,Sa,1&G)
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01

n YOU are languld depressed mud IN.
rnpahlp fOr work, n indicates that your
lNor ~ out VI order llnrb.up will u.iRi
nature 10 throw on hoidnohca Ilouma.
ism and ailments ORn 40 u.ryuusnpis
ana restore the energies ana vitality o.,
sound and perfect health j j. llunlOld,
have used llorblno for the past two yDai'
n has done me moro Noud than HlI lhH
doctors when feel had ana have that
tired feeling ! take duuo ~ llorhlNo
II IN tho best mollpluu oyer made rr
ehIllt and foyer" 20 .rcutn ID bottle fud
W. a &, NJ l. Dug Dept ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01
Acute Rheumatism,

Dccp tearing or wrenohlng pains &C.
coslonod by getting wet ,hroughi worse
when at rest ,or On FIRST moving tho limbs
ana IN cold or damp weather II cured
quickly nv Billiards. snow Eminent o..
c1r Oloson. Gibson ety. Illinois, wiitos
ob. 49, 1909, ~ year ago was troubled
Wlth pain m my back II soon got NC
bad | could not bond over ono bot le OF
zoe, 500 Sold BY n c. NJ, L. Drug
I0ul IL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01

F0DyH Honey ana Tar huu cured many
put.N uf UslhWu mat NDru yusllurm
lunrOuaH Mis- Adolph nursuW iu WcU
TUh 9l DWoupuu luu Wri'Ua "a RH,
,DHn cola contracted twelve N.Iu 0gu Naa
uU.Iu.itd Wll II finally grow into U.h
mn. The best medical FWN available
r,IrI rHloNH Honey ana Tll WNH recon-
moUl0d and ono ntly cont bottle ontlIoy
vurnl mo- M asthma which had bDoO
pr0WiUU uu me luI twelve yonU. ana r.
! bad nkUn II M inc .u.i would hNg0
Deem wy,d years NJ whuIng lur Wu
ul A. J llNl DIVE lJ,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01

The Grand Army Of the Republic making Vigorous campaign for
WUuu bun the Buffalo police department commander Of
A. Tho noud Co lml point not only to his record az 10 sol
oo but to hr cyc w public soNl u hH long connection win 'ho
police department ' c'io Mr. ul was q
when the O began Al the ogo OF H. he WAS commissioned
Lieutenant ForN.nuW Sow York volunteer mmu
the hc modo G lieutenant In 1858 ho was bNc
u colonel Tor gallant conduct
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01
ry Mrs. Ann $ stephens,

Mrs, stephens,
Ram sorna IN N' Tier maiden
n,uc moved Portland Me-
where sh Portland Magazine and the Portland sketch Book In 1889
sho ncI o New hls puo, been frequent ana popular
contributor of the she has published
er pnor works OF witch novel called Fashion ana
Famine" An edition published 9io fourteen o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01

Marcus Mertp succeeds the late r. Goddard M
president the Antlplby society," has been actively interested on.
gonlmuon three Nh MARKS has Ions been prominently
reform and educational movements, lie
educational alliance, chairman OF the Cancellation committee " c,
labor trustee OF the saturday ana Sunday Hospital
has been president Of the National Association
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-30
GpanaeitIdp IntBertfd1e at. 5pbau.
mes 9trdae,

gde Wuenas unb SiiorBrefa.Strase.
S0nntaa8thuIe Seoen spnnto,
BDrmitta9 UNI 8 ubr.
@1ttesbien #: Seben Sonutaa nm
10 ubr 8Drmittags.
Gbeno. @Dttesbienf: Ssoen
Sonntag nm s ubr abenbs.
Sober Seutthe TT berslif rpiufpmmeu.
Wobnung 314 gib.preja,g trase,
.. 6artmauu, Gator,
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-05-01
Secretary Hays Condition Good.

Berlin, April 28.-The Associated
Press has received a private dis
patch. from Bad Nauheim, saying the
condition Of Secretary Hay is very
good.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-05-01
ALLEGED WHITECAPPERS
FREED FOR LACK OF EVIDENCE

Cumberland, Wis, April 28.-LO-
raine, IL miles west of here, is greatly
excited over the second arrest of Gus
tav and John Risberg, leading mer-
chants, and Gust Lundstrom, William
Drake, Frank Engelbert, Jacob Bentz-
line, Fred Grenquist and John Erick-
son, well known farmers, charged with
leading whitecap raid. to the home of
John Pawling on the night of Novem-
Der &c. The prisoners were arraigne1
in Judge knights court at Clear Lake.
PaWling and his wife identified the
Risbergs and Lundstrom positively and
felt reasonably certain Of the identity
of the others, but upon hearing the evil
dence of both Risbergs and Lundstrom
the Judge dismissed the case on the
grounds of no cause for action. The
first trial was at Amery January 6,
when the court also dismissed the case
on account of insufficient evidence.
A bitter feud has been rampant in
the Pawling neighborhood, the neigh
bors Directing to Pawling's domestic
arrangements during the last few
years. His present wife is said to have
assaulted Lundstrom on the public
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-05-01
Total
$280,OOO

The losses are practically covered
by insurance. The fire was discovered
at 5:32 o'clock by William Dayy, cap
tain of the Chicago Newsboy's associ
alton, and Gallon Joiner, also a news
boy, who saw the flames bursting from
the. rear windows of the Hansen
building, as they were crossing the
Michigan street bridge. They turned
in an alarm at East Water and Wis
-consin streets. Three minutes later,
when Acting Chief Thomas Clancy
reached the scene, the flames were
leaping 20 feet out over the Milwau-
kee river from the rear windows OF
the third and fifth floors in the north
half of the Hansen building. Chief
Clancy sent in second alarm and i'm
mediately followed it with a special
call for more engines. Within less
than ten minutes after the fire was
discovered Is engines and three fire
boats were on the scene and hard at
work on the fire.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-05-01
THREE FOLD INCREASE OF
THE NAVY SUGGESTED

Philadelphia, April 28.-"O Our present
navy, which cost more than 100000,
600, is not more than sufficient to pro
tect our home coast. For the proper
protection of our foreign possessions
it would be necessary to increase the
navy three fold"
This statement was made last nigh
by Rear Admiral Melville in an al
dress at the Geographical siciety's an
nual dinner
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-05-01

highway, pelting him with rocks. Lat
er Lundstrom's barn and granery were
destroyed by fire. The whitecap raid
resulted. On November &c fifty
masked whitecappers broke into Paw
ing's home, dragged him and the wom-
an out, tarred and feathered them and
drove them from the locality Arrests
followed and the Rawlings returned
heavily armed.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-05-01
SUFFER LARGE LOSS BY FIRE.
Blaze in Milwaukee Stores Does $3.50
900 Damage.

Milwaukee April 28.-Fire com
pletely destroyed the stock of Han
sens Empire Fur factory, 375-377
East Water street, and badly damaged
the stock of William Rohlfing e Sons,
piano dealers, and the Rohlfing Sons
Music company, occupants of the same
building, early yesterday morning.
Stumpf e Langhoff claim loss of
about $1,000 The total loss will be
about $280,000, of which 100000 is
sustained by the fur company. The
losses of this concern include furs,
valued at several thousands of dollars,
belonging to private parties and stored
for the summer months with the Han
sen company 1t is only owing to the
fact that the weather, up to the pres
ent time, has remained comparatively
cold, that the value of furs placed
with the company for summer storage
did not increase the total loss by
many thousands of dollars. The loss
es as estimated shortly after the
flames had been extinguished are as
follows:
Hansens Empire Fur factory,
stock -. 100000
William Rohlfng & Sons, pi-
amos. .......r. 5U,OUU
Rohlting Sons Music COM
pany, music and small goods 5000
Building owned by Hansen es-
ldCe 1880. ..'......... 0,UOO
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-05-01
Notice of Tax Sale.

ctafa IF Nisconsin-Vilas County-ss.
'Ea' hereby 2 certify that the following list
is correct statement of all lands in the
county of Villas, for which the taxes 10 hor
the wear 1904 have been returned de!in-
Gnent and now remain unpaid, excepting
3 pu6H[ Ian lands held on contract and lands
mortgaged to the state, and notice is n mere e.
1D1SSrceI Of land herein described as may be
P Pecessa P " Will on the third Tuesday Of
Nav next being the 10th day of May; 1900,
and the next succeeding days, be sofa py
court house. in the village of Eagle River,
in said county Of Villas for the, payment
of taxes, interest and charges thereon 1oor
Dated this 8th day of April, A. u 1910.
CHAS. LAU, JR.,
County Treasurer of Villas Co. Wis.
BY A. c. MILLER, Deputy.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-05-01
KING EDWARD GREETs
Y. M. C. A. CONFERENCE

Paris, April 28.-The greetings of
King Edward were yesterday present
ed to the worlds conference of the
now in session here through Lord Kin
naird, one of the vice presidents. Mes
sages were also received from the
rulers and notable persons in Norway,
Italy and other countries.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-05-01
DIES FROM WOUNDS.
Victim of Mob Succumbs; Protests
Innocence to the End.

Shreveport, La, April 2S.-Dick
Craighead, the alleged murderer of
Mrs Ike Mckee and her seven-year-
old son, who was shot in his cell in
the Parish jail at Homer Wednesday,
is dead from the wounds inflicted by
the mob. He was conscious at inter
walls and protested his Innocence to
the last. Governor Blanchard has or
dered a rigid investigation of the
lynching.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-05-01
STRIKERS BEAT POLICE.
jamaican Workmen AIIege insufficient
Food and Become Violent.

Panama, April 2S.-All the contract
Jamacians working at the Aqueduct
struck yesterday alleging insufficient
food as the cause. The six policemen
summoned by Engineer Barril to
compel the men to work were badly
beaten and Barril himself was stoned.
Armed policemen reestablished order
and prevented riot.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-05-01

County Clerks Plat of Government Lots 4
& 5, Sec. %. Town 40, Range 10.
Lot. Block out lot number 6.
6. Sec. %, Town 40, Range 10, and Part
of Me- NWA of Sec. SO, Town 49,
Range 10.
Lot Block. out lot number 9.
Plat of the Village of Twin Lakes, Being
a Part of Government Lot 1, Sec. 5,
Town Al, Range II.
Lot Block. lot 10 .......... B
lot ! '..'...-..... a lot 70 ...........'. b
CHAS. LAU. JR.,
County Treasurer.
By A. c. MILLER,
Deputy.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-05-01
Township 43. Range 10.

all of lot 8 de-
scriDed in vol. 2
of deeds, page
459 .............
all that part Of
lot 4, described
in vol. 2 Of
deeds. page 419
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-05-01

Part OF SW Sc, Sec. 3, Town 40,
Range 10.
Lot Block "a of deeds on
4 Observation-Disclosures. 1 page 457, Villas
all that piece or county records,
parcel of land being all of lot
described in vol. IL blk s. except
A, of deeds on the south 20 TT
page 483, Villas thereof
Co. Records. all of lot ~, blk 5
known as the all that parcel of
south 20 feet of land described
lots 9. 10 and IL in vol. 13 page
all that piece or 1872 of county
parcel of land clerks records.
described in vol.
C. T.. Perry's First Addition to the Village
of Eagle River Being a Part of Gov
eminent Lot 4, Sec. %, Town 40, Range
10.
Lot Block. IA ..........,...,.. l
C. L. Perrys Third Addition to the Village
of Eagle River, Being Part Of Gov
ernment Lot 4 Sec Is. Town 40 Rance