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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-01-08
BRIEF CITY NEWS

The Humphrey-Ball Co. has re-
organized under the name of the
Spokane Wholesale Grocery Co., in
creasing capital stock from 900
to 100000. w. c. Gorham, of
Minneapolis, is a new member of
the firm.
The state supreme court has sus-
tanned decision ordering the dis
solution of the Oudin & Bergman
Fire Clay Mining & Manufacturing
Co, of this city. and has ordered
a new trial of the suit brought by
Emma F. Stone against Ida NJ
Buckley.
o. l.. Rankin, formerly of the
Grote-Rankin Co., has purchased
an interest in the Palace Depart
ment store, the capital stock of
which has been increased from
$150,000 to $250,000. The company
is building six story block at
Main av. and Post st.
A. H. Hanson's room in the Nor
den hotel was entered yesterday
and two ladies' watches were
stolen out of a valise.
A suit case filled with clothing
and a gold watch were stolen from
Ross Marders room in the Lennox
hotel yesterday.
The 10000 club will hold its an
nual meeting and election of of
ticers Jan. %. A successor will be
elected to Pres. F. w. King, re-
tired.
Gonzaga college shows an in
crease of 20 boarding students and
another increase in day scholars
for the winter term just opened.
The total attendance for this
month is estimated at 500.
The probate court has appointed
William Huntley administrator for
the estate of Terrence Smith, late
owner of the Spokoma motel, under
bond of $4,000.
Funeral services for the late
Robert H. Lathrop will be held at
the New England chapel tomorrow
at p. m.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-01-08
WON'T D|SARM
THE JAPS

VANCOUVER, B. c., Jan. S.-Be
cause the motion to disarm all ia
panese in Vancouver was not for
mally presented to the police COM
mission yesterday, although it pass
ed the council Monday night, the
commissioners took no action in re-
gard to it. The city solicitor states
that the resolution is illegal.
Hon. Morikawa, japanese consul
who was to have returned to ia
pan this week, will remain here
during the next month to assist his
successor in securing a better I'M
derstanding of the local situation
and be with him in case any out
break should occur.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-01-08
SPOkAkE'S LQRDLY
"GUEST" IN PRISON

ia Pour Beresford," cousin of
the lord high admiral of the Brit
ish navy-that is while he briefly
occupied the Spokane city jail
and since then Colonel, the Hon.
Edmund Burke, with a dozen other
aliases, has pleaded guilty to
forgery in St. Louis and was sent
to prison for one year
His royal nibs worked quite a
number of Spokane people last
year and got into Jail on his GUS
tomary bad check. Then he furth-
er worked some of his new-found
friends, who have kindred feeling
for royalty to settle his short
ages and he was released. But st.
Louis was not so easy There is
more than one man in Spokane
who has quietly kicked himself
now and then ever since the visit
of the cousin" of bloomin' lord
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-01-08
Special Correspondence to The Press

special correspondence TO The Press
BERLIN, Jan. S.-Count Ferdin-
and Won Hochberg, scion of one Of
Germany's oldest families and heir
to the duchy of Rohnstock, is now
plain Mr.. Barnes, of New York.
He has thrown aside a dukedOm,
with its attendant joys of wealth
and position, for the kingdom OF
Love.
Announcement has just been
made officially that he has re-
nounced his title, adopted America
as him home and that his disin-
heritance will stand.
More than year ago the count
was disinherited for marrying Miss
Louise Carew, a former Berlin shop
girl whom he met at the counter OF
a glove store. The marriage took
place in Ossining, n. Y, where she
had followed him.
The count, an officer of the
kaisers personal bodyguard, was
betrOthed to princess, a favorite
of the kaiser, and the marriage was
near at hand when he suddenly de-
clared his intention of marrying the
shop girl. Threats of disinheritance,
later carried out, failed to deter
him.
A morganatic marriage with the
girl was set aside later by the
kaiser, and the count was sent to
America in the hope that he would
forget her. Instead, he arranged to
have her follow him. Once in
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-01-08
ACCUSED PARSON OUT

SEATTLE, Jan. S.-Rev. w. G..
Jones, pastor of the Emanuel Bap-
fist church of this city, against
whom Elmer E. Poole, a manufac-
turing jeweler of Boston, recently
began a heavy damage suit, charg-
Ing the divine with the alienation
of the affections of Mrs. Poole, has
announced his intention of resign
ing next Sunday or the following
Sabbath. The minister denies that
the action against him has any
thing to do with his giving up the
pastorate. He states that he will
remain in Seattle and continue his
work as a preacher, but not in the
interest of the Emanuel Baptist
church.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-01-08
DOES CITY PLANT PAY

81 100000. From this net earnings
must be set aside 100000 a year
for the interest and sinking fund
on the Cedar river bond issue, an
issue which has now been reduced
to about 100000 and is being
further reduced by more than $780,
600 a year.
If the net revenues from the op-
GRAFTON of the system could be de-
voted to that purpose, instead Of
being looted by the city council fol-
the benefit of general taxation.
they would be sufficient to finance
the proposed extension OF the sys-
tenn and completely pay the cost
of it in four years.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-01-08

young woman just out of her teens,
near this city.
Several years ago Miss Lathrop
fell heir to the farm, She had no
experience as farmer, but she had
given considerable attention to af-
fairs of the world. Finally she hit
upon a plan to make it pay.
She started a mouse farm in a
small way. Her product she sold to
medical colleges. From the outset
1t proved a paying venture. Now
she has a market for nearly all the
mice she can raise. And she is
making money out of it.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-01-08
SEATTLE WATER SYSTEM
MAKES ID PER CENT GAIN
IN YEAR AND EARNS 5 PER
CENT ON INVESTMENT.

The total gross earnings of the
Seattle municipal water system for
the year just ended was SG47,799,
as compared with S53O,000 for the
year 1905, an increase for the year
of $147,0O0, or nearly IA per cent.
The operating expenses of the sys-
tenn amounted to approximately
100000, though the figures are not
yet finally made up. This leaves
the earnings of the system about
$587 900, or 5 per cent interest on
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-01-08
BARTENDERS AND ACTORS
FAVOR SUNDAY CLOSING

ciated by the bartenders and stage
employees of variety theaters. They
don't dare openly express them
selves for fear of being canned.
speak in the name of several hun
dred men, and next city election
will show who is appreciated
whether we want the man who
votes to give us a Sunday rest at
home, or the man who votes to
make us grind harder on that day.
cannot sign my name, as it would
cost me my job.
P. S.-Don't let this letter into
the hands of the saloon keepers, as
they might detect handwriting.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-01-08

The following anonymous COM
munication has been received by
the Law Enforcement league:
Your efforts to enforce the Sun
day closing is appreciated by bar
tenders and theatrical people, who
are forced to work on Sunday.
Theatrical employees especially are
compelled to work afternoons and
evenings on Sunday at no extra
salary for the extra work. We are
entitled to a rest on at least one
day, instead of being overworked
on it. A fair canvass makes it APP
parent that your efforts are appre-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-01-08
ATTACK kAISER'S FRIEND

BERLIN, Jan. S.-With the open
ing of the reichstag today terri
fic attack will be made upon Col.
Dernberg by the anti-government
party, which believes that Dern.
berg is closer to the kaiser than
any other man.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-01-08

an affidavit filed by her husband,
Peter Duffy, in an effort to have a
default entered against him on Dec.
80 set aside, Duffy says that after
he was served with the summons
in the case his wife returned to
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-01-08
PNEUMONIA ALMOST
DEClNATES FAMILY

COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho, jan s.
has killed P. p.
Marshall, his wife and daughter,
and two more of the family are dy-
ing of the same disease The fam
lily contracted the malady only 10
days ago. Three surviving children
are left orphans.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-01-08
ROBBED OF SEALSKIN
AND CASH

Burglars entered the home of
Mamie Douglass, in rear of %
Sprague av., sometime last even
ing and stole a sealskin coat, sill
yer manicure set and $125 in cash.
A pass key was used.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-01-08
DOUBLE LOSS BY FIRE
AND EMBEzzLEMENT

SEATTLE, Jan. 8.-The Norris
Safe & Lock Co, suffered a double
loss yesterday by fire and the dis
appearance of Arnold E. Fauquier,
secretary, whose books show 81 900
shortage. The fire loss is $25 700,
covered by insurance. Bert Reeves,
fireman, was overcome by smoke.
and Sam Brown, of the Office force
was bruised and burned.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-01-08

America he put aside his title and
accepted employment as chauffeur.
The renuciation of his title, just an.
nounced, followed quickly.
Shortly before the second mar
riage a daughter was born. Under
the New York laws the child is
legitimize6 and will have the right
to bear her title as countess when
she becomes of age.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-01-08

him and was more loving than ever.
1t was not until Dec. 30, the day
the divorce was granted-Duffy be-
lieving the case had been dismiss
ed-that she informed him they
were divorced.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-01-08
EDITOR FOR RECEIVER

BOISE, Jan. S.-William Balder-
SON, editor of the Statesman, has
been nominated receiver of the To-
cal land Office by Rooseyr't
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-01-08
MORE BIG PLANTS OPEN

NEWCASTLE, Pa. Jan. S.-Ten
more big tin mills will resume OPP
GRAFTON here Monday, giving work
to thousands of employees who have
been idle for the past two months
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-01-08
She Raises Mice

GRANNY, Mass, Jan. S.-The
queerest farm in the United States
is owned and conducted by Miss
Abble Lathrop, an enterprising
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-01-08
Great Annual White
Sale at Whitehouse

This week. Exceptionally fine Mus
lin Under wear at half, and EN-
broideries at less than half
price. ***
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-01-08
BAD WOMEN BANisHED

MOSCOW. IDAHO Jan. s.-rhe
City tc1ncil has decided to drive
disfeputable houses out OF town
Ind has fixed a fine OF 800 for
each offense. Strict enforcement
al the ordinance has been ordered.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-01-08
HANDS HUSBAND LEMON

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. s.-A
novel method of securing a divorce
was hit upon by Marie Duffy. In
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-01-08

The Press. rs cents per month.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-01-08
Spokane Park

is a good place to bring the chill
dren up in, for it will keep them
away from the evil influences
that are invariably thrown in
the way of young folks in the
down town districts; for that
reason alone it is almost a duty
for every father and mother to
see Spokane Park; you will Sc
lect lot as sure as you visit the
property.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
NEGRO CAUSES WILD CHASE
Policeman Commanders Doctors
Auto ard Shoots as He Rides.
Two Others Catch Fleeing Black,
but Pursuing BIuecOat Falls Out
and Breaks Knee-cap-

Shortly after midnight residents along
u street. Georgetown. were awakened by
sounds not unlike a small-sized riot
Shots rent the air. and the shriu call OF
policemen's whistles gave the affair q
thrilling aspect
John Johnson. a young negro. it IS al
leged. had been seen emerging from the
front transom Of a saloon. and in chasing
him Policeman Clark. OF the Seventh pre-
cinct. jumped into the automobile Of a
physician who happened 10 be passing
and started IN hot pursuit OF the fleeing
house breaker.
Clark, while standing n the machine.
began firing his revolver at the negro,
who was rapidly approaching the Aque-
duct Bridge Policemen Gray and Davis.
who were standing near the bridge lead
ing 70 Virginia began 70 run. blowing
their whistles. believing a murder was
being committed
As soon as the neEro appeared the two
policemen grabbed him Clark. in the ex-
cltement Of the chase. fell from the auto
and fractured his knee
When arrested. johnson had a number
OF TASKS OF whisky and wine in his pock-
cts. He was locked Up at the Seventh
precinct station on a charge Of house
breaking.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

The Washington Stock Exchange yes
terday developed a considerable aninaa-
ton The weather was ccoler. the ex-
change met while the rain was falling
outside and most Of the members were
not anxious 10 get away. A good de-
mand for bonds and stocks developed,
and the exchange. near the close. was
treated TO one OF its old-time diversions
when the principal broker who supports
the stocks OF the Washington Railway
and Electric shares made some sensa-
tiOnal bids for both the common and
preferred shares. which succeeded in
bringing out some Of the stock after cali.
at prices higher than have recently been
paid for Il
On regular call most OF the bidding was
for bonds Few were available for trad
ing. and only three transactions Of this
character went upon the record One
sl.oo0 bond OF the Capital Traction five
Per cent series sold for I12. one Of the
Washington Railway and Electric four
per cents at SIS. and one OF the Potomac
Electric Lighting series at 1o5. These are
all high prices, and are illustrative of the
desire Of many local investors 20 lay out
some OF their surplus funds in these
dividend-paying securities
On the regular call twenty-five shares
Of Washington Gas sold at s., and five
shares Of Mergenthaler at 20. 81 a share
above the official BID price.
After call the trading was in Washing
ton Railway and Electric preferred.
which sold on a rising scale at SIS 70
S27s. At the close Of the trading So was
offered for leo shares of the preferred
and 81 Of an equal number OF the common
shares.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
PRODUCE MARKET.

Balri107c Jaiy E-F0iioEiug are the Official
prioes estabiisaed b. the Fulit and Pro11oe Asso-
ciation.
BUTTER-Crssmrrv. tanrT. 1er IT,. p: imitation.
lsa2D: MsEyland ard peunssl,aaia coils -ssl-s store
packed oli7. lsaI7- do Wes- Virginia isal7; Ma1y-
lard. F1guiz. s-d Pe-us1lT-lia Gllry I-.uts. l6--
ar
EGGsNIlrzlaud. Psua-yi4anla. u-a r-z-by a-s-s.
lsi-- Eastern Sh-rr. Maryland Uud Virginia, 1siz
Nsstern arzts -s--. We-t Virginia 1s
LIVE POULTRY-Sprirs chi-Eeus. larEe, per H.,
l6; snail. ls; 7l5 hsnS heaU-veiSlL I5i81lf: dgckA
lar-e. lial2. d'i Dc
PoTAT0Es-Ner NorsoIk. Ne J. par bbi
2o9l25o; do. Rspqaha1n1cE. Ter large barrel. IA
SO. do. ~ sazI barrel. 1880. d.. E1rk
River. joy haue-. primes. 2plz5. d.. Els-eIn
Shore 5ia1Tland. uer barrel. rrUes- -Esl-
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGET All. .ES-Arrles
Aarglaud ard Virginia. t-ucv. Tsr Dbl. Lolsl-25i
d. snail ol-Ill 5l75. beers. native. uer bunch
lalle. bsc-cs-rias. Easterl Slera. Mz-Elard. per
quar- 3a5. 1h5lze. native. ~ l1i. 51ust &C. czz-
tal1upss. Azue Arsndel Gems. u-r BASKET. slas3.
o'ru. Uceu. Virginia rrr fcur 5aTr-l. l1oli15- d.
ra-lre- pr dozen ll1l-- c1c-ule-s native fs- has
set I5a3l, ezsalfs. Ncrf,-k rez crate. 29aZ51.
Eastern Shore. us- lsar-. f-6i.. o.. Azylaul and
Virginia. peg hlcke-. 2s-E. ietr--r. Sew York. psr
trsset. lLlI6l. 1-ious. P-lrsTiTsria. ygl-Ce. ~
b,~hel. s51--. d.. sew Eappahaz1--s Der basket
sis65. do. pr nzr7ti. -51si-55 pea-lss. Georgia
I 1erta. pgr carer Llo1LE. do. south Carolina
rrr carrier. 75al9o7 do. Ma-Tia15 and NirE1zt7. yer
box. ss-5- DO T-r cz71ieT 50a51s do. ~ ssbasket
za49. Dcars- Easte-n shore Ba-rls-t uer hssset "a
g, rasple-lss red. psr pint. 5a4- Do. yer quart
per s6asket carrier 3as5, do. N-rolz per 2hasket
carrier 5a5s- DO Rapp1haunack- psr 6ozsSst car
rer. has o.. native. per e basket l5135. water
Melons Elcrldz. each. es % SIZE 51l-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New Yc-k. July Z-.-SJGAFs-The London market
f1r bet sgar vas u--a-ri % Al l1-er. with july
and Auzst Quoted a- -. c. TIE locl. rzz-1c- fc-
zaw slssr was quiet
NAVAL STORES-The MARKET fo- SPIRITS t-r-en-
tire was c1l ard weak Nac1--e made bsrre-s
oisrel 90 ali1- A. SaFa---l the ul-se- was g--isc
Resin C-ie- 20 51J f- c-u1-r o. -7Id strained tzr
he'd steady ard urc-srFsd 40 la t1r OF barrels
MILL FEEU-Stealy- spring h-au- j. llo--b
Seas % arrive. @55, u-1dli-ss = 60 CITY bran.
1i00. il bulk- Western rcd dos. $40 20 arrive
OATS-S-r1uE No. 5 white. s.; 10. T. white. g:
No. Q mixed. e.
FLOUE-5Iarksc quiet and unsettled. Spring
patents 515l5-51- sTrug clears. fcas50. winter
s-Etts S9ass So clel-=. 575as--]5 kansas Il ssczs
s-7z-Ea-s. s-5'a8 s1s ha1szs. clears. 37safsa
RE FLOJ E-St6Edy: trade IS SOW Quoccd At
ss5aAE
CORN 1IEAL-1rheT- snail s-p-ly- kin d-isd
fo- ezp--- El5- c1srse ueal. - tsss. 81
HAY-Rec=ir-s. $50 to-s St-o1E fair inquiry
Prime tiE0-hv g. No z. %. No @ =; No, 3 55a7o
STRAW-sts-ly: lisht slrgly- Le-E ne 71isa75.
BEEF-Steadr. r1ode-zte 5-suesS Family. I7aI--so:
packet. I5.1oaI5sa
PORK-DenauG is poc-- Mes 17s8a---5; family
ISgazsE
TALLOw-sloE- CITY. in ho-saea5s. ssa5s
LARD-Cf11et- Prime WesraE- $50. city. 80.
refined continent s-5- South american. Io5o, refined
Brlzian. n EeEs. ILo; cl-y selrle- Il. oeustear1e
uozli1si- Ne-~ Ncrk p cit~. p
BTTTEB-Recsirts. ~ Gacsagss Dull and easy
Creame--. extra. EaZss frs-s Zi-aZ, state dairy
tubs Euest. .. sod % PRIME. 2l1-
EGGS-Rereiuts. I0.51 c=eS Nearly white
fares. Z5a26; noa--by fancy. za3f. Wsstor1 frs,s
lslz1-91z. quiet
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
DAILY COURT RECORD
COndsy -, 1sOs)
OIOnday, July -, 1sos)

% Robert = Rowzee lot I75. square 80. SIC
y Pennsylvania avenue ncrthwest-Ciuy P Warren
10 L. Cabeu Williamson and William T. Scho-
feia- trustees. lot Z. Ts5trTation y. SO
south KeniiwoTrh Bernard g. Brown 70 Zengs c
B,sndy. lot g. square 50. so
L street. between sixth and Seventh streets no-th-
ezs--Tlc Arlington Fi-e Insurance Company for
District of Columbia 70 Frank ClckieNicz. lot
~. square Sc. so-
Ninth and q streets s0ut1Fcs,-EdUin L Wilson
et tx 20 Charlss " shsafer ard George "
s5gaTt. Iot Z. square n5. Sc.
sfreets-Frznces s Nichols 70 James P Nc
Arde. Iot q. square ~ So
Fourth street zorthesst. between and L streets
HcuE +. NeTCs Ct Ex. 70 Alfred l. Poster.
part sIuare .. 81
,2s Florida avenue northeast-Arg-st Douath et TX
Iry Ciiy-Rizuad " Bean and J. Dallas GrzdT-
trustees. % Ckarlss 4 Smith. lot Il. block e.
$40
Jossph's PARK and Clesrk Drinkins-Joseph 7. Of
fgtt % Bernard n Ofgtt. one-third Interest IN
part lot B. 80
Fifteenth sna d streets sousheast-walfer D. DIS
SCI et u1- 70 Emma n Gillette. lot g, square
lC5 SD
Teuuassse assuue. between and streets south
cast-Waiter T. Wrisht e ux- and Frank Z
Hopkins e TX % Virginia l. and Salie "
Simpson. lot .. square 1912. sc
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Wiilian Froyd
e % Carton 81 Besli. lot 800, block /
Coro5ran street. between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets aorthwest-Charies 5 Richards Ct uz- %
IgnatiUs Miller lot 81 SQUARE 20. SO
Columbia Heights-DaFid B. 1lurdock. =. TO
Charles ! Groseclose part lot Is biock 5. SO
Iht--eeuta street northwest b-tweea T ard G
sfrecrs-E Euma ard Joanna WoI1srd. trustees.
q al % Raphael l. shanafelt part original lots
= and T. square 20. SO
Ih1rd and Z streets s0u-heast-AiarT Z WoOcs 70
Lu,y u Wleaa, lot a. square -. SO
2l0lnt Pleasan5-Charles J. GrosecIose et TX %
David p Murdock. T.. lots As and z9 SO.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 56-Dennis L Hcaley e ux 70 Patrick J.
O'Dea and Mary L. Moore. 10 secure Mary Y
Madissn. S2a3ss years. PEI cent seEi-znru-
ally. lot p William A Rogers e. TX 20 sane,
% secure sane S554-ll, , years, Per cs1t, semi-
eluualy. lot 81
square Zs-Lizzis Lee WILEY 70 Charles Z Bah
cock, % seelrs Thomas K. Lynch, $50; Robert
A. McPheuol. SO. and SAMUEL Il Murray.
500 3 year. II crur seui-auruaIIy. lot e
Square 955-Walter Z WrSEt q ux AID Frank z
Hopkins e ux 20 samuel {. Mills au6 William
L. EdE0uston. 70 se1-re Archibald 9. HuIlett.
Lcu Te1rs- "a Dfr cent sllrl-al -all1u1liy- lot a
Rescrroir YieE-Wiiliazi p Myers e. TX 70 james
r Hood and Firzn-a p Home. % secure Joan
". Powell. 50. I 70 50 months. ~ osuL
ld- q block
square ss5-Bob-rr : Rove e. tx 70 james Il.
Lowry ard Howard <. Do1ath. 70 sea-re AuszlS;
Doz1rh. sl.s55. monthly payments. lot rs
SQUARE 555-krzuk tucElericz e. Ee-berr a.
GiI ard Edward NC Joues- 20 serl7s the
Arlington tI-c Insurance Company. e the DIS
tricr & Cci1nhia. $50 : % 50 months ard
ycarS PER ceu;. quarterly. l0t I-s-
w CI-y-Charles A. smith 70 John 2 Shields e
ssu-re Blsaaid w-NBeaI. so, sad ysas. {
Qer crit quarterly. l1- Il. block G
Square -1lZ-E irEiuia L. and Sale " Simpson q
Hsu-T r. Bergmzna and George " Ezns-ich
% sec1re Neru20iis Bgilding Association No g
go lo- *
square 6l5-Alice WiIiars 70 George F. CoI1ius. tc
sec17u Abe b Penn. si55-5s. Z % p months. {
~ cert, -sl-i-ar11sl.T. Iart l1t E
Colr-zbia Heizhts-Charies " King e TX - Johr
T. Arms ard samuel = Drl-y. % se-1-e L.
Brown. S.ao3 ! and ? veErs 6 per ce-r. se1i
sulg1lIy plr iet =. block =
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