davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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iiE9a6eles y amaicassll

Espaholes y AmeHcanos,
Puerto-riquenos y Cnhanos,
Franceses y Aemanes,
Turcos y Chinos,
Japoneses y Tagalos,
TODOS, pero todes conmenen en-
QUE
No hay mas que Tabonucol para
le catarro!
Tabonucol para la TISIS, asma,
onquera, tos.. .....
Venden al por mayor
SAN JUAN:-Sres j. NJ. Blanco y
Go,
Don F. Guillermety.
PONCE d. I. Moscoso, sres
+. Ruiz dc Porras
AL dot as principales farnacias
del IN
~ catavOS.
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Inspector de Alimentos.

Inspector &c AlnlentOs.
Inspector de AlimentoS. Ponce.
Envia un estadO demos, ratIvo tlc
los trabaIos efectuados duran;e q
mes de ssosto pasado.
Gabriel Csp6. Guavama- Remi-
te plano de Ia pansdcrfa que va !. re-
consfriir en- aquella ciudad.
Inspector Veierinario. DITTO
SUI, ,Mayaguez. Partieips que some
tidos 81 tratamiento de Ia maleina
un cahallo del Sr. Paz Y otro del Sr.
Bravo, dieron reaccitn positiva.
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information de sanidad.

Ambrose Machuca, Csguas.
Acompaia etiqueta para rotular 40
latas de aceits, decemisadas por el
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L|XEA FERREA DEL OSETE.

ltincrario de trencs y vapores que
i rcgir desde q 10 de Sep
Iic,nbre de 1909
Salida dc la Capital Iayamon simultaneamente
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Veleros de Ia linea "Benner

Veleros de Ia hnea "Benner
Henry S Smith debc habcr salldo de
New Yorkpara esta cl corrente
Consig: Ezquiaga
Goeta americana Emma Lord sal
drA dc N York. para Sau iuan liuma-
Gao ell IA torriente
Consig: S Ezquiaga
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En- c-is iiHpFenta sc yende
papeI d. pcrl1dico yiejo a 81
qUintal.
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HAS FpSlitus

WALES ENTR AOED I\ARIOS.
ia G.I3 1850
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Vapor americana Martin Saenz al Is
del corriente saldra de Barcelona para
esta.
Consig: S. lzauierdo,
vapoT americana Caracas recalara
procedente de New York cl l6 actual
Consignatarios Villar Ca
Napor americana S. V. Luckembak
saldra de New York para esta ell IL CO.
rriente
Consig. lnsular Line
Vapor americana Philadelphia saldra
para n York el Is corriente
Consgnatarios: Villar c.
Napor Cubano Julia procedenle de
Habana escala recalara ell Is corriente
Consgnatarios Nilar Ca
Iapor frances Montreal FL u del
actual recalara procedeate de Puerto
Plata.
Consign.: J.T. Silva Co.
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AnunCie Vd. con cIdHdad
Y eIegancia.

ri anuncio artistico bonito 10 Icr, todo mundo
]AiuncioS orados Cches cspeialmenc preparap, para
'piar penodcamente partc del cxo para balances dc
pai's lstas comereiaes modcos para ofcinas ayunta
iientos s alcadias izeados etc. Avsc listed LA co
hi.IoTONDENCIA' tenira mas ampios informcs.
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COMMERCIAL,

ENTRADAS DEL EXTERIOR
NINGUNO
DE LA ISLA
NO Hubo
DEsPACHADos
PARA Ell EXTERIOR
N1NGUNo
PARA LA ISLA
Costeros Deseada; S. Miguel Luisito
BUQUEY EN- PUERTO
DEL EXTERIOR
Hencken descargando
Antick pendiente
Republic descarsando
Carolina q id
Soldie Belle lid
MOVIMIENTO DE CABOTAJE
Operaciones en- puertos.
Patrla descargando
Progreso Yabucoa
Ana Maria Naguabo
Mayaguezana Arecibo
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lots rs % 155. George J. Thomas q VI. TO
Rudolrh z. Rehrcnd $40.
Barry Fom-L0ts a 20 Is. section s; George J.
Thomas et ux 90 Rudolph y. Behrend SO
Twelfth street. between and streets northwest
square gol lot 20. Lander NJ. Herman 20
Stmue, Herman. So
Pennsylvania avenue. between FoJr-aud a-hah and
Sixth streets u1r7hucst-sguare iel lots and
y Ellen NJ. Morse 60 vir e Al. 90 Alexander
Porter Morss 90 al. executors. s.
Pennsylvania avenue between Third snd Fourth
streets southeas-Square 80 lot o. Edvsrd Il.
M-Gctrick q uE. e. al. 20 Ezra Gould. SO.
Pennsylvania avenue between Third and Fourth
streets southeast Square 7S9 lot -; Ezra Gould
60 Capital Amusement Company. SO
street. between NiEeteeuth and Twentieth streets
rorthvest-Sluarc 10. lot 81 Mary S. Ha1en.
trustee, 20 susanne Fletcher Cole. SO.
Nineteenth street between 5 street and Boundary
nCrt1Vest-SluaTe lOo. I0t Is Charles Il. David
son 20 TX to August Donath, trustee. SO
square ss6-Part ~ square: August Donath trustee.
90 Frank g. Davidson SO
saul's Addition-square s2l. lot is B. Fraucis
saul 81 uy. 10 Roy S. Gary. N.NO.
Washington HciChts-LOt s. ia block 6: John n
Henderson 10 Fiona L. Upham, SO.
Washington Heights-Lot 80, IN block 6; same 70
John VI. Roger e uN., So
Groves Park-Squarc 4I3 lot 4: The Groves Park
Company to Prank Street Ct IA. SO.
Pennsylvania avenue southeast. between Sixth and
SCFcntb strcets-Square So. lot s. George &.
Humphrey % uX.. Ct al. 20 Joseph T. Byrne, SO.
Columbia Hcghts-Lot -. IN block .; Joseph r.
Byrne % George e. Humphrey. SO.
Alley, between Connecticut avenue. Rhode Islaud
avenue and y strcet-Square 80 lots IS 20 81
Eliza &. Hutchinson 70 Bernard II. Green. 81 80.
Fourth street Northwest. between and square
ST. lot Il; Maggie ]. simmons 20 Mary r.
Gray. SO
PENNSYLVANIA Avenue northwest. between -Four a
half and Sixth ErcCts-SQUare 49l. lots A and
r Ellen II Morse e. al. trustees 10 Daniel
b Clarke trustee 81
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

All present.
No. Esa. Cooper vs.. Gold ct ali motion 20 d.
miss for want OF jurisdiction submitted by Nh.
A. c. FTasr. q counsel for the aDpclloos: Edward
T. Gold in support q motion.
Original. No 80 King vs.. Harrington; petition
q allowance Of special appeal submitted by Mr..
Crandan Mackey; petition denied.
No. 500. Cooper " Gold e al. and
No. 90. Ccoper vs. Gold; argument concluded
by Mr. o. r. Barnett for APPELLEE. r. il. Gold
No ST. In ~ reissue application Of ksbcrt IT,
Gold: argument commenced by Mr. .. r. Barnett
for appellant. continued by Mr. ". $. Ruczman for
Commissioner q Patents. and concluded hy SIR.
o r. Barnett for appellant
No. els Gold vs. Gold argument commenced
by Mr.. O. r. Barnett for appellant, continued
by Mr.. A. C. Fraser for appellee. and concluded
by Mr.. o. r. Barnett for appellant.
No. col. Blstian vs Champ; argument COM
mencrd hy Mr.. ". o. Belt for appellant.
Assignment Tor to-tlay-Pateut Appeals:
No. 60l Bas.ian vs. Champ. on hearing. At
tomeys Belt Linthicm. Bacon q Milans-tay.
so. JsS In p application II Frank g. Wright.
Attorneys. Bradley & Linthicun- Buczman.
No. CO., Engcl W. Sinclair 20 al Attorneys No
Gill-Hovson.
No CO., Floyd vs. Rohlanr Attorneys. Binthi-
cum. Fuller Belt, Bacon.
No. Coz, In r, application q Howard p. sher-
man. Attoueys Dovell-Whtehea
Noe. co.. SIS CO... Stanton Hover GO al. Al
tomcys Emcrv-Dodge
No. 60 Illinois Match co. VS. BromaM At
toncys Parker-ButlCr.
40. 6l2 In re application q The Seamless
Rubber co. Attorneys. Appleman-Whitehead.
No. 6l3 McIlheuneys Sons - New IBERIA TX
tract Of Tobasco and Pepper COMPANY Attorneys,
Church & Church-Walt0n
No. Ga. Healey SC. vs.. Inwood. Attorneys,
Dayis-Phelua
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

William T. EsSe1. 2. and Margaret L. Aiken. ,.
Rev. A. ]. Carey.
Theodore A. Brown. .. Of Charles.own. W. Va.
and Mabel G. schreckheise. 2. Of Washington. Rev.
e. L. Neibel.
Isaac Pearson. So. and Eliza E. Garrison. -. Rev.
John " Smith.
Alexander l. CLARK. .. Of Roanoke RAPIDS. \. O..
and Reoecs s johnson, b, Of Richmond, Va. Rev.
I. d. Power.
Taylor Casey. Of Buena Vista. Va. and Edna r.
Davis .. q Alto. Va. Rex. W. 7. McRenncy.
John L. Ferguson, =, and Frances R. Fitton. q.
Rev. W. L. Lynn
William P. Gordon. q. and Myrtle A Cross. -.
both o. Ashland. Va. Rev. T. d. Power.
David W Gamer. 3. Of 0rme. Tenn.. and Mamie
Bryant, p, Of Washington. Rev. Theron Outuate-
Samuel ". Frey e. and Maud l. Bates. =. Rev.
John Wedley.
Francis W. Myers. q and Bertha NJ Nnddeldorf.
.. Rev. 7. J. Keryick
Raymond Bryant. g and Maggie johnson. n
both Of Richmond Va. Rev J. r. Mclaughlin.
Johannes Mattern. 2, Of Vienna. Va. and RoSa
Koppes, 3. q Aix-la-Chappelle. Germany. Rev.
i. A. r. WunnenbCrH.
Walter @. Jet. . and Maud +. Grim 2s both
Of Manchester, Va Rev. J. B. Mclaughlin.
William c. Th0nasso1, 81 and Emma G. Tour
man. 49, both Of Richmond. Va Rev. J. B. Me
Laughlin.
Marie IA Perry. IL. Of Baltimore, Nd. Rer. Charles
William H. sledd. q. Of Povbatan County. Va.
and Martha " Hatcher 3, Of Chester Va Rev.
John Reid Shannon.
William S. Williams. 50. Of Chesapeake Beach.
Nd. and Anna NJ. Nelson. q. Of Washington. Rev
james T. Stuart.
L. Catette Embrey. %, and Mabel Z. Thrift. q.
Rev. William 6. Dram.
Preston T seaton. IS. Of NrddleburE Va. and
Florence NJ CaTrutheTs. =, Of North Fork Va
Rev J. b. Mclaughlin.
JOSEPH Purks &. and Annie Jones. e. both Of
Caroline County Va. Rev. J. b. Mclaughlin.
John 5. Smith. a. Of Seattle. Wash. and Katie
VI. d. Norwood AZ. Of Washington. Rev. John NJ
Cooper
Aeneas Collins 81. and Margaret Hannah. y
Rev John J. Collins.
CoLORED.
Lewis O'Bren. s.. and Alkaline Brscoe. 80. Rev
L. S. Flag.
Reuben 5 Jackson, 3. and Ella Ducke.t, q Rev
O. J.. Lancaster.
William Reddiz. %, and Emma Green. q. Rev
Peter Hayes
John II. Pinkett. 2. end Dorothy Z. Nickens q
both Of LcWinsyille. Va Rev. Charles johnson.
James ". Brown. p, and Mary Ford, q. Rev
A J. OldA
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p. Doyle. trustees. 90 secure John n. Hender-
son. $3.50. months. per cent per snuum.
square i5i-Part q lot s. Bernard NJ Harding ct III.
10 L. Pierce BOteler and William n. Him. tr7Is-
tees, % secure the Mutual Fire Insurance Com
rany, $50. year. 3 Icr cent. semi annually.
Square 6Z5-Lo- IS; Frank r. Rawlings and William
y. Young. trustees, 20 Milton r. Allies and
William j. FlathcTs. trustees. 20 secure John NJ
Jones, 500 years. Ter CENT semi-aunuaIly.
square l0e-Lot 5; August Donath, trustee %
CAMBRIDGE Trls. Company. trustee. % secure
J. Prank Black e. a., 81 go. years. s pal
cent. semi annually
square fi9-Lot 4. frank Street e ux 20 Frank
Fuller and William +. Boien trustees 60 Sc
cure Grove PARK Company. SlO00. 3 years. pei
cent. scmi-aunuaIy.
Square 4lLj-Lot !; same % same % secure sane
800, monthly payments. Ter cent.
square Slots and Z Emile Pfcil IN Chaplin
Brown and Henry h. Bergman. trustees n ~
cure Oriental Building Association, No. s. 81 20
Square i6l-Part Of lot 10. Finest F. Smith e TX
% Francis =. Shechy and Ellcry J. Burt trus
tees. 70 secure Mutual serial Building Associa
ton s. 100.
Fairvew Heights-J0ts q % q. IN block 4; Isabe
5. Shepherd 20 George ". Brown AID william
ker. trustees, 70 secure William A. johnson
S65o. years. 5 per cent. semi annually
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Virginia avenue southwest between First and south
Capitol streets-Square 6il. part Of Tor o Augusta
J. B. Webster 10 G.. Adolrh Buhler. $40.
l. street northwest between Eighteenth street and
Connecticut aTcnuc-SQuarc 16l part Of lot 3;
Corcoran Thom, trustee. ct al. 20 Charles a.
DAILY. 1856.
Manor Park-Square 800. lots Is and "a: Federal
Realty Company TO Lafayette Guibb. So
Seventeenth street northwest. between street and
Massachusetts avenuc-Square l57 part Of lot 70:
Julia W. Moore Ct vir 70 Rowland VI. Jones' SO
South Brookland-Lot 3. i'm block %: Mary F.
Gamble 20 vir 30 John n Simms SO
Homesd Manor-Lot n6 in block s.: Michael ].
HCane q al 20 Violotte Bandseii So
Third street and Virginia avenue so.Itheast-Snusrs
I96. a3blot 49, Thomas J. Lane ct NIX. e al 10
Josoph A. and Margaret Rauh. So
Ingleside-Lots los and les In block a; Allen Nc
Lane Albert 10 Richard s. Wolfe $40
Inglcside-I,Ot 100. In block "a: William A. CRAIG
ot uN 10 Richard S. Wolfe. $40
North Carolina avenue southeast between First and
Second stTeets-SQuarc 735. lot a.: Daniel 7.
sullivan TO Oscar Ward Bussard SO
Ingleside-isct 6. in block r. Charles E Wise
Ct ux. 70 Isabella 2. Hind SO
1919 FosIrand- s-haf street sOuthwest-souarp IA
LOT Is; Barbara hoffman et al 10 Emma Thorn
fordt, So
10 L street southeast also Pennsylvania avenue b.
tween Seventh and Eighth streets southeast
Square S6 parts Of lots and 3: Georrs T
shepherd CT uX. 10 Carmine Famiglettl SO
20 Pennsylvania avenue northwest-Reservation No.
u. part Of lot Il; Joseph II. Jones 70 Otto
Heitmullcr. SO
Hillbrook-Square 5o76. lots 5. l. and s: Donate
sigismondi to JAMIE A. Thompson SO
Rhode Island avenue between Ninth and Tenth
streets northwest and all0 lOt-Souare SSA
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INSURGENTS WIN AID
Senator Thompson Will Sup
port PrOgressiyeS.
BELIEVES IN GOLDEN RULE
New SoIon from North Dakota Says
He Is Not Coming tn Washington
stand on TnrlH-WiI Soon Be
Fifty-flve Years Old.

Minneapolis, Nov. 17.-"My inclination
is to support measures advocated BY the
insurgents in Congress. / have Endorsed
them In public utterances. IN so far as
think it consistent, advisable. and bene-
ficial TO the interests Of the country at
large. 1 shall stand with the insurgents"
United States Senator Fountain l..
Thompson, Of North Dakota, recently ap-
pointed by Gov. John Burke. thus an
nounced to-day the position ne will take
in tariff legislation and other matters
when he reaches Washington and takes
his seat in the next session Of Congress.
Has Pacific Air.
Senator Thompson. unknown politically
beyond the confines OF both parties in
North Dakota until appointed Senator a
few days ago. is tall and straight. with
gray hair and eyes. lines in plenty in
HIS face with a smooth, deep. mellow
voice. and a pacific air. yet with evi-
dences Of much reserve power He Will
be ffty-five years old in a few days
Il am not going to Washington 10 re-
form the country" he continued Il am
more than willing TO conform 10 the
amenities Of the situation and remain
silent, or nearly SO, for the first year
! am there. / do not believe q pays 10
vilify any one, not even enemies. The
object Of such an attack does not relish
Il, and vilihcation poisons the mind
OF the man who uses IL as a weapon
Il believe in the Golden Rlue and its
true application TO everyday affairs"
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square isl-Part Of lot 3; Charles A. Drly and
Catherine v DAILY % American Security and
Trust Company. trustee. 70 secure CorcuTan
Thorn, trustee, ct vir MARY ]. Sergeant, $500, 5
years. ) per cent semi-annually.
Waggaman and Ridout Trustees Addition-Lots ll6
and III. Of blocks and g Franklin T. Sanner
q uK. ct al. TO National Savings and Trust
Company, trustee % secure American Security
and Trust Company. 5000. years. per cent,
Semiannually.
Square lsis-Tots Il and 2: Jacob G. Hutchins ct
u1 10 Harry hanson and Harry G. Lamson,
trustees. 70 secure Blanche hanson, Slls, year.
South Brookland-Lot 3 block %; John NJ. Simms
q ux to Edwin Guthrie and Burton Macafee.
trustees. TO secure Mary +. Gamble, SIS, 2
years, PER cent. seniannually.
Homead 1ianOr-L0t ll6, block a.; Violette Pand-
selt % Joseph u. Keane and Charles +. Bnnes,
trustees. 10 secure VI. J. hcane and Sarah b.
Miller, trustees. $l,e25, monthly payments. S per
cent.
Square Es-Sublot l6: Joseph A. and Margaret
Rauh 20 Thomas j. Donovan and Daniel ALI
man r. trustees 90 soIue Thomas J. Lane
and John J. Lane. $780, monthly payments. 8
per cent
Square 7si-Part e lots Il. 2. aud II; John A.
Landlord ct ux 10 John c. Cuttings and Justin
Morrill, Chambers, trustees. % secure Alfred
Cummack SIZE year. per cent.
Square 735-Lot Il. Oscar Ward Bussart et ux. 20
Frank J. Dicudonne ard James Berry. trustees,
10 secure Perpetual Building Association. g 100.
SQUARE 7S5-Lot a: some 20 Frank p. Shelby and
Thomas J. Donovan, trustees 10 secure Daniel
J. Sullivan. $3.50. monthly payments, psr
cent
Ingoside-Iot S. in block IS; Isabella r. Hird q
viz to Emanuel SPEECH and William NJ. Terrell.
trustees. to secure Charles +. Wise 81 600
monthly PAYMENTS. Pc cent.
Square S06-Part Of lot ?; Carmine Famighetu Fl
ux to Henri n. Bergman and George NJ. En-
merich. trustees % secure Metropolis Building
Association. Nc. 5. 500.
Square S6s-Iot a.: Charles W. zeter e. ux %
John B. Larner and John A. Hamilton. tr1s-
tees to secure Washington loan and Trust Com
pany $40 monthly payments. per cent.
square 9oC-Lot Q: Mary T. Crown to Ernest I.
Schmidt and George NJ. Emmerich trustees 20
secure Communication Building Association
HD0.
BloomingJlale-Lot 81, block %; Samuel D. Barr e,
Tx 70 Charles c. NIilbum and Harry S. WEIGH
trustees. 70 secure William W. Cheer, SSOoJ
years. per cent. sesni-annually.
Square Tse-Lot p; Ezra Gould 10 Charles H. C.
McCarteney and Charles n. Cragin trustees tc
secure George o. Gcrtnan. $500. years. Der
cent. s7Tai-auuually.
Square 2e2l-Lot IS; Roy s. Gary to B. Francis saul
( and Walter y. Hilton. trustees. 70 secure T Al
' saVl N.7oo years, per cent ssmiannually
Washington Heghts-Dot s. block g. Flora I.
ADbHn ct VIZ 20 Thomas IL GAZE and Howard
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TIME
Announcement for Optimists.
The Washington Herald Optimist Club Subject
for November e.
By THE oPTIMIsT.

Do YOU remember what Herrc says his ode to Virgins
Gather rosebuds while
old Time is sll ahying;
Andh same flow smiles to-day,
will be dying
This only poetic way of expressing the thought that
contained in that rather homey saying:
Make hay while the shines
Life short and it is the duty Of every make the most
of his opportunities.
Sooner or later there will be time Of accounting. Perhaps
you energies that being wasted and your life
seems dreary failure Optimism will teach YOU how get the
best out of life
If you live for yourself alone-sefshly and thoughtessy
yet time back and give good thoughts and good
impulses expression through the medium of The Washington
Herald Optmist Club
The club has host of members who endeavoring
ploy their the best possible way Make OF what you
yet may spend Give yourself making the best of things
that when the time for reckoning you will be weighed
and found wanting.
Time" is a big subject for optimists
On Sunday, November 2S all the contributions received will
be considered those that while will appear on the
optimists page
Contributions Time" should be in the office Of the Op-
tmst not later than on Wednesday, November a.
If you are already opmist there is no time like the
present. You are cordially welcome to join the club
For the expression on Time will award the following
prizes:
For the best essay. 100. $500 For the third $500
For the second 800 For the fve each . 100
many worthy of honor
able mentI
Contributions need he ype"ren though
n OF nper
plainly written
at the bottom
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Thn CoInmbin-lsThe nnrrier.n

Rex Beach's thrilling Alaskan romance,
The Barrier" which has been dramat-
lied by Eugene ". Presbrey, will DO pre-
scented by Klaw & Erlanger as the special
Thanksgiving week attraction at tho Co
lumbla Theater.
The barrier IS the bar sinister"
made doubly prohibitive because traced
IN Indian blood. but when a brave man
Fpurred by love for a great-souled girl
dares to set It aside. It is found 70 be a
fabric OF rumor and lies.
For the Interpretation OF this remark
able drama, Klaw & Erlanger have en-
gagged a cast Of local favOrites. The
company will be headed by Mr.. Theodore
Roberts, Mr.. w S. Hart, Mr.. James
DurSin. Mr.. John J. Pierson. Mr.. Guinio
socola, Mr.. J. II. Greene, Miss Abigail
Marshall and Harold and Rosalind Zieg-
Ter.
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Estate = Anna NJ. Striebeug; viii dated August
? 1915. filed.
Estate q Harriet Collins; order granting letters
Of administration G. A.; bond, Soo Attoucy.
+. VI. Hewlett
Estate q Frederick ]. Miller; order granting let
ter' testamcntary to Mabel G.. Miller bond. 81 0gl
ATTORNEYS. Gull & Gull
Estate u Elizabeth q. Dufcf order 70 sell
Estate a. John HAYES: petition Tor leave %
Ascertain deficiency. Attorneys. r. r. Downing and
G.. ~ Berry
Estate q George Wellner; petition for letters
testamcntar Attorney J. b. Larucr
Estate n Henry ". Miller petition for letters
tos'amcutar-. Attorney. j. r. Lamcr.
Estate II Elizabeth NJ. Hill, viii dated March
%. 1893 filed
Estate Of Samuel i. S,oncbrakcr; petition for let
tes testamcniary. Attorney. Nelson Wilson.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
"wednesday Novem 1907
November IL, 1909

Elmer Lewis HOUSEKEEPING and larceny; nc, not
guilty.
United States - Howard Burnett. depreciation On
private property; plea guilty; sentenced 90 peulten-
uary Tor one year and a day
No. BIO. United states vs. Henry Davis rr.
hozzlement; plea not guilty
No G,sL Haitc WuiiamA robbery. plea guilty,
sentenced TO pcuUenus7y f9- three years.
No. 0'5. United States rs George Walsh. false
prctenses; uolls Urus. entered.
No Al3. United states Us. Francis r. Bliss en-
hczzlcmcnti plea q former acquittal fled
Assignments Tor today
United States Us Thomas B DAILY
AuniumCutF
Criminal Court No. =.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. 2il3 United States IS. Charles Robinson
seduction, Plea guilty
Noucc-Ihcrc viii he preliminary call II an
eases on tho Justices q the peace appeal calendar
in Criminal Court on Friday, November l9 lap.
al 10 T. m.
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IrsrIcE ANDERSON.

JUSTICE ANIIEhoUN.
In re luracl Michael Has-ett account q com
nittec referred % auditor
I'm re- lunalyi Lyman ID. Landcu; rule returnabe
November D.
No. 1905 Briggs vs.. Goddiug; reference 20 audi
tor. Attorney. vs.. n. Dennis
No. 1886. Daniel IS. Ralst0n; rule rctunabe
November IS. Attorney. ". p. Ambrr-e.
No. gy7s. Collins vs.. Craven; auditors report
ratified. Attorneys. Dar. Peyser & Tayl0E-R. A.
Curtin
No 2s3sl. American Security and Trust Company
vs. Walkcr: argued and submitted Attorneys.
Berry 4 NIinor-E. :. Bailey. J. II. Hicks. and D..
W NcRsyu0ids
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Lawsuits.

No. 52l1. Tho Grotian-Lobo Company ~ Morris
Stein; Judgment Municipal Court, $3.50 Atfor-
news Darr. Pcyser & Taylor
No 52l2l Ella Fitch vs.. District n Columbia:
damages. $1,000 Attorneys. W. J. Lambert and r.
u. Ncatman.
No. 52l2S Mary Quigley vs.. Same; same. Attor-
ney r. b. Behrend.
No. &lB Patrick J. Quigley vs. Same: same
$500. Attorney. same.
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EXCURSIONS.

The high-class standard and tourist car
service Of the washington-Sunset Route extends
the opportunity 10 the travelling public Of seeing the
wonderful winter foliage displays Of nature IN the
State Of California due 70 the extremely mild and
delightful climate Of this part Of the far Golden
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Criminal Court No. 1.

JUoIIJE GOULD
No 86A United States vs. Charles Richards
oarnal knowledge: verdict guilty Defendants at
torncJs. g. II. Mcdonald and Edmund Burke.
No. 86l5. United States vs.. Harry Wilson. rob
berry; verdict guilty.
No. Bllo United States ". John J. Stanislaus
false pretenses; plea guity; remanded.
No 87A United States W william johnson. As
sault with dangerous weapon; verdict guilty; TO
mands5.
No. E4e2 United States - Edward Letchmsn,
larceny from United States; plea not guilty.
No. 8729 United States VI. Wyatt Goodman as
saut TO XIII and assault With dangerous weapon plea
not guilty
No. s67A United States w. George Graham and
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Bankruptcy Court.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. $50. I'm ro Jacob NoYitz; discharge ordered.
No ilt. Ir re Whitfield Mckinley: ale OF lot S.
square osl. authorized.
No. 90. IN re Samuel saks; order continuing
application 81 consideration Of rceiyership and order
extending time for appearance and plea % petition
for Adjudication.