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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-02
AGED A WORKER DIES.
Theodore Lombard Was Pioneer Of In
dustry in This Section.

PATTERSON. Dec. 2.-Theodore Leon
hard. who died yesterday at Haledon,
did much to develop the wax indus
try in this section. Mr.. Leonhard was
born in Germany in 1917. About the
time of the war he moved to Haledon.
Seeing that there was a good field
in this part of the county for the
building I'D of a wax industry, Mr..
Leonhard sent for his brother from
the fatherIand, who was an expert wax
manipulation. He then learned the wax
business thoroughly from his brother,
and the two embarked in the business.
They bought the beeswax and turned
it into all the different forms to make
1t marketable. This proved a paying
investment and the Haledon works
were enlarged from time to time. The
goods found a ready market.
For many a Mr.. Leonhard has
lived a life of retirement, spending his
time between his Haledon homestead
and his Florida plantation.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-02
WARREN DIXON DELIVERS
EULOGY AT JERSEY CITY,

JERSEY CITY. Dec. 2.-Memorial
services under the auspices Of Jersey
city Lodge. B. p. o. Elks, were held
last night at the rooms. Henderson
and York streets. An interesting pro-
gram had been arranged. The death
list consisted of seventy-four. Brother
James ]. Hopkins delivered an address
on "Brotherly Love-" and Brother
Warren Dixon delivered the eulogy.
The Rev. 4. C. M. Carroll, a member Of
the order, and rector of st. Patrick's
Roman Catholic Church, offered prayer.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-02
AvERTS AUTO HoLD-UP.
Chauffeur's Call to Arms scares Off
Highwaymen.

TRENTON, Dec. 2.-Highwaymen who
have been holding up autos and committing
other deeds of violence in the vicinity OF
Burlington for some time past seem to be
moving their base of operations toward this
city. Report has just been made to the
police that an attempt was made Thursday
night, near Columbus, to hold up an auto
party consisting of Mr.. n Mrs. Otto
Donate, Miss Rosina Vollmer and Robert
H. Engle, all of Trenton.
Two large logs were thrown across the
roadway in front of the car and three
men emerged from the bushes as the auto
came to a stand. Charles II. Cunning
ham, the chauffeur, saved the party by his
quick wit.
Its a hold-up; guns ready" he shouted,
and the three highwaymen fed to the
bushes. Cunningham and the others then
showed the logs aside and escaped to
Trenton Mt full speed.
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service in the Lyceum Theatre last night.
The service was presided over by Exalted
Ruler Irving F. Salmon. and Esteemed
Leading knights George II. Bullwinkei'
Carl e. Weight and Lloyd B. Tredway,
Secretary Fred c.. Reeves and Treasurer
Frederick A. Trowbfidge had prominent
parts on the program. Bulogies were
pronounced by the Rev. Philemon 3. Stur-
ges, rector of st. Peters Episcopal
Church, and J. Edward Murphy, OF Lodge
No. 1, Of New York.
The male choir of st. Peters Church,
under the direction of Professor ]. Sebas-
tian Matthews, sang BLESSED Are the
Dead Who Die in the Lord (Matthews),
and 1.-THE Radiant Morn Has Passed
Away (Woodward).
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-02
SUSPECT BLACK HAND.
Young Contractor Found Murdered Near
Tuokahoe. N. Y.

TUCKAHOE, N. Y, Dec. 2.-Michael
Cirasella, a young contractor of Tucka-
hoe, in Westchester County, was found
murdered yesterday on the California
road near Tuckahoe.
1t is believed by his friends that he
was killed by Black Hand outlaws be-
cause he had refused to contribute to
the society's treasury.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-02
TEXAS FURNISHES THE
ORATOR AT BRUNSWICK.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Dec. 2.-John M.
Coleman. of Houston Lodge 151. OF
Houston, Texas, delivered the annual
GRAFTON at the memorial service held
by New Brunswick Lodge No, 324, B. =.
o. r., at Elks' Hall yesterday after
noon. The size of the audience was
only limited by the size of the hall.
The musical service was elaborate.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-02
pRowNEp MAN HAs WIRE HERE.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Dec. 1.-The
st. Johns River claimed two victims
yesterday by drowning. Simon Nc
Caffery, a boilermaker. from Sparrow's
Point, Md, fell from a pier In the
heart of the city, and John Peere, a
p~aperhanger, while hunting near Doc
tors Lake, fell overheard and lost his
life. Peere has a wife IN New Jersey.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-02
IMPRESSED By NEwARK's TALK.

JERSEY CITY, Dec. 40. T. Hanks, OF
Newark. at yesterday afternoons meeting
in the p. r. r. Y. M. G.. A., 200 Baldwin
avenue, Jersey City. delivered a stirring
and interesting address to he members
and their families and friends, who
crowded the religious hall of the asso-
citation. Special music was given BY the
railroad mems choir.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-02
R 0 ALL OVER STATE.
Nurses will Come Here from Many
Places for Sessions Tomorrow.

The annual meeting of the New
Jersey Association of Graduated Nurses
will be held tomorrow in the Free
Public Library building. Nurses from
all parts of the State are expected TO
be in attendance. The meeting will
last all day, the morning session being
devoted to work and the afternoon and
evening given over to recreation,
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GEAR ON DuMA ADDRESS.

ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. 2--ESmperor
Nicholas received and perused with cold
ness a copy of the address of the Duma
in reply to the speech from the throne at
the opening of the Parliament. On the
margin of the document he wrote the fol-
lowing note: II am ready to believe the
expressed sentiments. l await productive
work"
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-02
BACK ro aBoBR1KoFFy PoL1cYl

ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. 1.-The reap
pointmeht OF Major-General Zane as az
sistant to Nicholas n. Gerhart, Governor
General Of Finland, is considered to be
evidence of an intention to restore the
"Bobrikoff'' policy in Finland.
Governor General Zane was formerly
director Of the Bobrikoff chanoellerys
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TO PLAN co. A REUNION.

The surviving members of Company A.
Twenty-sixth Regiment, New Jersey Vol
unteers, will meet on Wednesday evening,
at 70 Market street, to arrange for their
thirty-ninth annua reunion. All members
are requested to attend this meeting.
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board at reduced rates. The building
of the town cost the Roeblings $4,000
600. While it was not designed on
aitruistic lines. many community feat
ures nave been introduced and all Of
the workmen are well pleased with
the ARRANGEMENT.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-02
RECTOR STURGES SPEAKS
AT MORRISTOWN SERVICE.

YOUNGSTOWN, Dec. 2.-Morristown
Lodge No. S15, Benevolent and Protective
Order of Blks, held its annual memorial
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-27
OMAHA HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The society meetings were not held until
Monday, since there was no school on Fri
day In many Of the societies the programs
were In memory Of washington
with an essay on Washington by Beatrice
BHinhHrt. Anecdotes about Washington
were told by Edna Ballard. An original
story about Washington was told by Ruth
eiety with a RECITATION. An original poem
about WaEhingtOn' was recited by Helen
Wright and an original story about him
was told by Grace Cronin.
The German society, through the pupils Of
Miss booksellers German class gave the
following program: "im Valid, Mary GEM
Grad; Geld" Warren Hamilton; die
sunde., Walter Krelle, piano solo. Minnie
'Ewigkeit." FRED Meyers; Won Cruiser
Anne johnson; ''ThRtenzpur Emily Jslen:
piano solo. Helen Taylor.
The Lninger Travel club was entertained
story BY Pearl Janney, a recitation by
Anna CarrutherE. paper by Rose Gold
stein, reading by Blanche Beaver, an
original poem by GOldie starlzeF, and this
weeks edition Of the Chronicle was read.
The members Of the Hagthorne society
we're taken back 10 the eighteeuth oontuTy.
The quaint Language Of that time Waf used
and those taking part on the program even
ssRi % Tar . a. to change their names
Hope Roberts IAN Italians Account OF
Washington" Prudence Solomon; WASH
ingtons birthday" Faith West The
customs and fashions In WashingJOn'E time
were told OF by Comfort Rood. recita-
ton was given by Charity BOyce- Wash
ington'E rules Of behavior were given BY
Phoebe Walker. Penelope O'Nen recited
zibeh Mhrowitz entertained the society
with description Of Nj NernGn- A violin
duet was given By Faith West and her
sistsg. FTisStAA
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-27
DEAD MAN STILL UNIDENTIFIED
First thought TO he Albert ziegIe-
mier, Then Dick Taylor, but
Both Are Alive. -

The identity Of the man found dead late
Saturday afternoon under a sidewalk OPP
posite the Windsor stables on Davenport
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
is stin unsolved. The body was found by
boys who were playing hide and seek"
and was at first thought TO be that of AL
bert Heglemier of Lansing Ia, as a note
book giving Zieglemier's name and address
was found in one of the mans pockets.
That story was exploded Sunday morning
when Zieglernier called al the once OF Cor
oner Bradley and explained that he was
still alive and that his note book had prob
ably been found by the man now dead.
Then the dead man was Identified as Dick
TAYLOR, who was sentenced TO thirty days
in the county Jail on January p on the
charge OF being q vagrGnt. and was
leased from jail last Friday. The coroner's
inquest was held last night al 7:so and
IL was found that the said Dick TavlSr
met his death from cold and expnsure.s
After the inquest Ed Bexton. the drug
gist az Twelfth and Dodge street, called At
the coroner's once and Informed that Of
ficial that he had within the hour just
passed eonversed with the Dick Taylor in
question and that Dick told him he was
going TO work driving a soavenger wRgon
on Tuesday, and therefore the dead man
could not be he IL II now believed the
man was a stranger in the city as a check
was found an HIS pockets calling for q
package al the Union depot check room.
The package proved TO be a lunch.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-27
OPERATORS GET AN ADVANCE
Tvro-DoiIar Raise ana Two Weeks
Vacation for AssOeiafed Press
EmpIoTea.

The Associated rress has granted fts
operators an increase IN pay of q a week.
effective next week. They win also be
granted an annual vacation OF two weeks
on fun pay. This vacation was given In
Ip0 and 1906. but not last year. The in
crease is about II per cent for the time
actually worked. The announcement OF the
advance follows closely on the increase OF
10 per cent In pay for the Western Union
and the Postal operators.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-27
LEGAL NOTICES

ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
tcther than hre loss claims In san frRn-
cisco. California; against the GefnAn In
s1range Company % FreepOrt are hereby
notified that b. an order entered by the
circuit court Of Carroll county. ulinoiA
on January ~ A. d 1907, II Is provided
that all claims against said The German
Insurance Company Of Freeport (other than
said San Francisco FIRE loss claimE) must
be- fled with the undersigned at its office
~ No. 100 Washington street. Chicago, I'M
nois. under oath. In the form prescribed
BY said court, on or before the 18Th day of
May. A. y. 1901, and that all such claims
not 80 filed viii be dissllOwed and forever
barred from participating IN the digtribu-
ton OF the assets OF said The German
Insurance Company OF F'reeport
This notice shall not be considered as a
waiver Of any. failure by any IRE loss
claimant to comply with the provisions Of
his policy concerning notice and proofs Of
loss and no claim win be allowed where
the claimant has faAed to file notice and
proofs Of loss within the time limited and
IN the manner provided by his policy Of IN
eurence.
CHICAGO TITLE AND TRUST COM
PANY
Receiver Of The German Insurance Com
pany Of Freeport F12-2-N
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-27
WEST FARNAM STREET.

HOME A.51o.
A fine new home built two years ago,
has ~roOms, four on each floor, birch
finish on FIRST floor, four bedrooms and
bath ON second floor. house is strictly all
modern fine furnace, east front, terrace
lot half block from Farnam car line, high
ground, good neighborhood, also have
several other k-room houses at 35th and
Dodge for 1900 each.
HASTINGS g. HEYDEN
1T04 Farnam 81. Bee Building
QqA-ll2 Is
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-27

kansas farm lands. KingmaA
and Southern Reno counties Ofer greatest
inducements. More natural advantages
FOR agriculturs fruit live stock ana poul-
Try raiEihE Of any location In the state.
Mid climate. fertile soil innumerable
streams and springs Of pure water. rail-
roads schools, church and progressive
citizens. Land purchased az present prices
viii soon double in value For descriptive
lists ana complete information write or
call On Brown a Temple, KingmAn Kan
saB C01-NaH Ma
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-27


is not his proper name. buN ~
Russia and was given the nam
Of the impossibility Of promo
foreign title. ~
skuil Fractured by snow
The a-year-old daughter OF Oficel
man TanEeman was seriously iujureo app
evening by a snow ball in which
pressed q piece Of rock. THE ball was sa
60 have been thrown by Arthur Powell, -
neighbor. Several boys ranging from IA to :
Is years Of age were throwing snow balls
and the little girl was struck by one on
the side Of the head which fractured the
skull and drove several fine splinter into
the brain. She was taken 40 the South
Omaha hospital In an UNCONSCIOUS condi-
tion and her recovery is doubtful
MOrtensOn Too DemOnstrative
L. A. Mortenson was arrested yesterday
evening for yielding TO an inordinate de-
sire to embrace things and perform other
unusual stunts He was found on the
street between NJ and \ on Twenty fourth-
His condition was due, II iE believed 70
too much drink. First he united y horse
and turned il loose on the street. Thea
In q ut of anger against two small dogs
he kicked them across the street Then
be met two high school girls, whom he
emphatically embraced, foI which ne was
arrested He is well dressed and would
naturally make pretensions to being gem
tlemRn.
Magic City Gossip.
letters Gold Top Beer delivered TO all
parts Of the city. Telephoen No.
Perry Fillmore was sentenced TO twenty
days in the county Jail for vagrancy.
Mrs. M. K Broderson, Forty-hrst and =,
Is making Improvements TO her property.
W. IL. Hit, who was hit Sunday after
nv will he Able hn
out for several days.
w. M. Farmer yesterday took out a per-
NIT for the Improvement OF his property
at Twenty and II streets.
Miss Florence Campbell has returned
from a recent visit TO Lincoln. She was
accompanied by Miss Margaret Randall OF
Bellevue college.
J. w Testers was fined o. and costs for
becoming Intoxicated and causing his IS
year-old son to become intoxicated also.
Pete Thomas was fined for vagrancy.
II, L. kidder Of oaeoInas s. D., Is the
guest OF W. r. Burdick. he Is 1nteresteo
in South Dakota land He said that the
Missouri floods in his section were very
severe this season
The ooroners jury in the Julius Hanuse
case brought IN a verdict Of temporary in
sanity and self-destruotion by shooting. He
was buried in Laurel HIN cemetery at
| the sermon.
The attendance Of the cotthge prayer
meetings last night was very large They
are being held again At the same place to-
tonight In the interests Of the local Young
( Mems Christian association.
The following births were reported yes
| terdRy: Robert Shanahan. Fortieth and M.
a boy; Joe Toman, 25b South Eighteenth. a
| girl; Frank Brukua, 55i3 T, a boy; Frank
! Staneck 2S13 T, boy; John Stohls Se
/ North Twenty-first girl
! All Of the offending saioonmen Of SUM
/ day came into police court and pleaded
4 guilty 10 disorderly conduct and were fined
! SO and costs. They were Del Green, Bar
new Coghn Mike HRnnigan, Hans Lind
| berg, Thomas Meehsn. barkeeper for Fred
| Heffiinger. and Charles Dirks.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-27
LEGAL NOTICES
RDcEIYER.s NOTICE.

RECEIVERS NOTICE
All persons having claims (Other than
loss claims upon policies Of insurance.
against German National Insurance Com
pany OF Chicago, ILLINOIS, are hereby nOti-
he'd that by an order entered by che cir
cult court OF Cook county, Illinois, on
January II, A d. 1897, all claims against
said insurance company (OtheT than loss
claims upon policies OF insurance. must be
fled with the undersigned in Chicago,
Illinois. under oath IN the forms prescribed
by said court within six 90 months from
said January III, 1907 and that ali such
distribution Of the assets Of said German
National Insurance Company
STATE BANK OF CHICAGO,
Receiver 81 German National Insurance
Company OF Chicago, Illinois,
JUDAH. WILLARD a WOLF
Solicitors for Receiver.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-27
MAN Crushed In Elevator.

A probably fatal accident occurred at
$50 Monday AFTERNOON AT Armours pack
ing plant when George Nichols. who runs
an elevator in the cork department. was
severely crushed between the elevator and
one Of the floors. he was working the
elevator, but lost control OF 1t. and taking
fright attempted 70 jump out He was
caught by the moving elevator and his
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-27

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Notice is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
South Platte Land company will be held
al the ONCE of said company at Lincoln,
Neb.. al II O'Clock a, m. on the 9Th Gay Of
March, A. d, 1907. BY order Of the Board
Of Directors. c. H. MORRILL,, President;
A b MINOR, Secretary.
Lincoln Neb., February (, 1907.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-27
When You Write 60
Advertisers
Union Pacific

Remember that h takes only an extra
stroke or two Of the pen 20 mention the
fact thai you SAN the a. N the Bee
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-27
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

PROPOSALS. FOR LEASING THE TRI-
bal Lands Of the Standing Rock Reserva-
Department OF fhS Interior, ONE OF Indian
Affairs, Washington, D. c, February J.
iaOz.--sesled proposals for les sing the sur
reservation. North Dakota. for grazing
purposes, viii be received at this ONCE
y liz O'Clock, p m, on Thnrsdsy, March
opened in the presence of such bidders az
may attend. The lands viii be leased for
and e no bid toT sere Tah peIioS w be g.
dressed 10 The Commissioner OF Indian
plainly endorsed on the outside Of the en-
yelope, Proposals for Leasing Standing
Rock Lands" The lands offered for lease
ture No. ! contains 1900 acres; pasture
No. contains 55O,OSO acres; pasture No 3
tsinS 1850 acres. Maps showing the ioca-
ton of the pastures and posters giving d.
reetions for the submission Of bids, and all
other necessary Information, may be
obtained on application 20 the United
States Indian Agent, Fort Yates, North
Dakota: Proposals not conforming 70 the
be rejected such action shall be deemed
advisable. c. F. LARRABEE, Acting
Commissioners. F6d1stM
PROPOSALS FOR sHoEING ANIMALS
Office Chief 9. NJ, Omaha: Neb., Febru-
animals at Q. M Depot, Omaha, and Fort
Omaha Nebraska, during fiscal year begin
ming July /. 1907 VIII be received here until
10 a. m. March Is. 1907. and then opened
Information furnished on application. En-
velopes containing proposals should be in
dorsed, Proposals for Shooting Animals"
and addressed 20 MAJOR THOMAS
49, ''' y 49, F55-9s-a-2s-M22-28
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
ceived at Office of Treasurer Battle
Mountain Sanitarium y. II. D. V. s., Hot
Springs, South Dakota, until u O'Clock NJ,
March 9Th 1907. and then opened, for furn-
ishing and delivery of Screens; Cephent and
Flows, in accordance with instructions ano
specifications, copies of which. with blank
proposals, and other information, may be
had upon application TO w. A TUCKER,
Treasurer.
F2a-27-M4
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-27
NOTICE 10 sTOcKHoLDFRs-

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
The annual meeting Of Stockholders IN
The Bee Publishing company IA hereby
called 70 meet m the once Of The Bee
building, IN the city OF Omaha, Eeb-, on
p, N. BY Orosr OF the president II A
HASKELL Secretary Feb.le q u ne
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-27
HOMESTEAD
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Farm ana Ranch Lands.

Farm and Ranch Lands.
10 ACRES. with house and barn. III S,
10th St. 1D-Ts
FINE ranch TO rent on crop plan IN famed
Big Horn Basin. Write W. M. Harvard
No Wood, WYo. C0l-424 NIX
ls0 ACRES farm land, 8 miles west Of
Hanscom Park, on Center St. paved road.
Apply c. Z. wilkins, Dewey Hotel
(I)-617
FOR RENT-Splendid opportunity for right
man 1 have half section OF AL rich black
level land in Deuel. county, Neb., that
am anxious to rent this coming season.
100 acres broken and place already 10 so
on and live. Renter must have horaes
and implements TO work place I will put
out milk cows and thoroughbred hogs
and will divide profits end the crop.
Splendid crops have been raised there for
past seven years. Must be taken Just as
soon after March lst as possible. Best
of references required. Do not apply un-
less you mean business, T. II. Fonda, jr.,
Exchange building, South Omaha
C2)-11s y
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-27

Farm lanes for sale IN Nebraska and
South Dakota, improved and unin proved
large and small tracts. Also some good
trading propositions Address j. p Fal-
Ter. PiattEm0uth. Neb C29)-tA NJ
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-27
BOX BUTTE COUNTY,
NEBRASKA.

We have 25S0 acres OF the finest soil in
this county, only seven miles from Alliance
the county seat, and a city of b,aO0 people,
which we are selling al Sl0~per acre, half
down. 2.400 acres disposed OF last week
We run excursion every LIST and Sd Tues
days OF the month. Write or call or tele-
phone.
Stewart eavenworth Co.
Tel. Douglas $3.50 bls n. Y. Life Bldg.
Omaha Neb.
(2O-Min q
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-27

TEXAS. the hub OF a million
acres Of the choicest land IN the pan
handle. Come with as on March 6th
Join our special ears either al Omaha
RsniAs n s,,--o,,ss 10 , Geasr
tngton, III. See local agants ". p
6oash Land Co, Waterloo, Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-27

MONEY m Nebraska land. Write us for
list OF some good forms in Clay county
Nebraska. Dept. i Eller a Johnson
Harvard. Neb. C3Ol-M4l NIX
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-27

FOR SALE
A-room cottage, 10 blocks north Of Dodge
ST.. blocks from Path ST. car line, partly
modern, good barn. If taken at once.
1870
S-room cottage, modern except furnace, new
plumbing lot 66x140, fine lawn. fruit and
shade trees. good barn, an elegant home,
part cash and balance less than rent. only
$500
s-room house on Ohio. block from Sher-
man ave. car line. Let US take you out TO
see this before IL goes, only s. 500
6-r0Om cottage on Fowler ave. all modern
except bath, blocks from Ames ave,
car line, high and slightly, healthiest place
in the city, 2 lots. each 45x13O, plenty Of
fruit, apples, peacheR plums, cherries,
etc. over 300 quarts put up last fall,
plenty OF room for chickens; an elegant
home. This will 90 quick at 800.
10-room house, all modern 4u6 lizard ST., lot
b0xl50, half block from car line, finest res
idenoe district in the city, beautiful home;
see for terms Will trade for good
rental property, only So 600
TURRELL. 16 Patterson Blk.
Phone Douglas 1l2s.
ds)-NSss q