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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-30

Next time Aviator Latham attempts
to fly across the English channel he
should not neglect to provide himself
with diving suit
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-30
californians Hopeful.

All Californians are hopeful. They
believe that they have the biggest en-
pire in the world and that their re-.
sources are only touched. They live
to some extent in the history Of the
past. To be native Californian Is
an honor, and If the truth were known
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-30

lis cadet, is that he is dead" says the
Council Bluffs Nonpareil.
Have you heard Of any shoe manu-
facturer who will guarantee to sell
you your shoes at lower rate In case
hides go upon the free list?" inquiries
the Des Moires Capital.
The old-fashioned handcar, with its
crew of men laboriously pumping
their way along the sections is CIV
ing way to modern machinery. The
st. Paul has taken steps for adoption
of the gasoline motor section car.
The teacher was describing the dol
phin and its habits.
And children" she said impressive
ly, "a single dolphin will have two
thousand offspring"
Goodness" gasped little girl in
the back row. And how about mar
ried ones?"
The Iowa City Republican claims
that political affairs today show many
of the same symptoms displayed in
1890. Those who were anathemized
at that time for their protective stand
are mostly gone now, and the ones
who bore the brunt of the hard times
that followed a Democratic revision
are the old fogies of today"
|
Illinois papers tell OF young man
who while out driving with his lady
love, who had never heard of such a
thing, met an automobile. The young
man got out to hold the horse and
the young lady made her escape
through wire fence and was headed
for farm house, when the gentleman
driving the auto asked II he needed
any assistance. The beau said, =
can handle the horse, but wish you
would catch my girl for me-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-30

The presumption is that Aviator
L.tham's rabbit foot wasn't obtained
under the right conditions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-30
Fruit Business Mistake.

The fruit business which Is so at
tractive to the fastener is certainly
an unstable quantity You can lose
this crop by simple process OF wind
or extra heat. If the crop is large you
must take in consideration the price
and the huge cost of transportation. 1t
takes 5000 to ship a car of lemons to
New York. Unless the price is high
enough to justify the shipment there
Is nothing for the grower to do but
pocket his loss. 1t SO happens this
year the crop OF lemons is plentiful
and the price very high. Lemons are
quoted here at Sc box and the
amount OF money made out OF the crop
is very large. A good farmer In Iowa
is surer of profit than he is in Cali
fornia, although the truth compels one
to say that this country's future lies
IN cheaper rates and larger profits for
the fruit grower. That will come with
time. When the Panama canal opens
and the possibility OF cheaper rate
for the producer is in existence, the
chance for a greater range OF fruit
such as peaches and apples to be de,
livered in the eastern market will
make better condition to the people
OF this state.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-30
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THE GATE CITY COMPANY
No. iS North Sixth St.. keokuk. low
THE GATE CITY is on sale at the TOT
lowing news stands:
Hotel Keokuk. cor. Third and Johnson
c. III. Rollins CO., 629 Main street
Ward Bros. 525 Main street.
Depot News Stand.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-30
Keckuk, Iowa ....... July 80, 1903

The Taft smile is said to be show
ing signs Of exhaustion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-30
NOTES AND COMMENT.

About the only thing established
as certain about Sutton, the Annapo-
lis cadet, is that he is dead" says the
Council Bluffs Nonpareil.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-30

lieve It. They have convinced them
selves that fogs ripen the fruit. that
the burning sun Is blessing in dis
guise tor the perfection OF hops, while
the continual rain Of the winter sea.
son IS a God-send in that 1t prepares
the soil and the country for the etern-
al sun of the summer.
100 IN the Shade.
was standing down in front OF a
real estate Office in this place the
other afternoon listening to CONVEX
sation Of a couple Of old pioneers who
came to California In 1859. One who
possessed beautiful crop Of choice
whiskers under his chin. began the
conversation with this:
Where is your son 2"
Down in the Imperial Valley"
Pretty warm down there. amt It?
Yes the boy wrote me it was about
100 in the shade and that is just thirty
too much for me-"
Think of 100 in the shade Why, it
is hot enough to blister the tail OF a
brass monkey and bring water to a
boil. But out here the old timers
seem to be used to it. AS for me, give
me the zero mark anytime in prefer:
ence to the burning heat OF the desert
and the eternal gray OF the alkali hills.
This time Of the year In the valleys
and on the sides OF the mountains the
heat during the day is intense, It is
the same every day. There is no
change. The monotony Of sage brush
and of the sand, Of the heat and OF the
glare, OF the dust and the parched earth
is enough to send man crazy One
dream OF the beautiful verdure OF Iowa
IN the summer time when the prairies
are all a-biossom and the water OF the
creeks are rushing down to the rivers
to help along the growth of living
things, should send man back on the
first train. But, alas, many of them
cannot get the money to move and
would only be glad to be back to the
land OF milk and honey
lowans Struggle for Existence.
In my travels along the coast
have found many former Iowans;
Some of them are in affluence through
their wits, but many of them are strug-
Cling for an existence. Planting your
self upon five-acre tract long dis
lance from the market is problem
no one would undertake at home, but
coming out here under the glare of a
MONDAY sun and the Establishments OF
the real estate boomer, the common
sense Of the Anglo-saxon race seems
to be lost in the shuttle.
Native Californians are not engaged
much in the fruit business. They raise
potatoes and grain, cattle and hogs
and leave the fruit industry to the
knowing ones from the east. The
banks In Los Angeles will not lend 3
4 dollar upon an orange ranch, which is
certainly sad commentary upon the
success of the orange industry. It /;
called out here the rich mans game
and the percentage Of profit figured
upon the price OF the acreage is not t.
exceed 8 or per cent, with all the
chances taken Of losing the entire
crop. Men engaged In ranches Will
large wheat fields and alfalfa to feet
the hogs, seem to prosper, but outside
Of that field of endeavor the chance o
making profit is big gamble
Fruit Business Mistake.
The fruit business which Is so at
tractive to the FASTENER is certainl.
an unstable quantity. You can los'
this crop by simple process OF win,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-30

Pend The Daily Gate City
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-26

aPhfltp, Vacant G. sGeru icord :"
th01ght. IAN instant later BE looked
ep "Ycu cart 40 r." be informed the
Aesactive vehsmently. -Xoo haven't
kot . ahred oe ewideucs agalnst mel
WHAT'S therof A pils % oranges ana
q peck Of tfaGai what 81 itf Bo-
bidsa." be threatuned. sig you pinch
No you'll have % aahB the glEi % too.
I swear that Whasevof atsallhS was
1one she di6 g. III not b srappsd
this way By Der and lee Der OF With
oul 4 squsaL Take me-take heC. d'you
hoaRF'
= think" put n ths clear, bland ae-
cents az BrsatWick. I'VE cen consldef
that matter settlo9. have here. ~
man" noddina b rs advenluref az
% took up tie black leatius wallet
u have here 3 little gatief which 49,
clear up ans llnesging doubis as %
youF standlne watch you may Be as
p0sed &c pfcasul b tnttrala.e
ne oxtractcd 3 mp % cArdboArd and
Sc arms leugth lala 4 o. the tahIe
edre beneath TIE ndventDeefe eYeA
rha latter. o1Wii1ld. bent ever 3 foF
momont tEeals heavily, nee
slfaiRhisnad haek s1ook hlmaelf
lnunhcd shortly ah e nHttis.s a9is
end faeed the 6aIls4
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-26

SUE EgAfE WIZ 49, |.."s ~HA
b. EugReSted very quietly.
the BahnisteF warrant 70 stili out
for you returned the man. ''That'n
be enough 10 bold you on tn extrAdi.
ton Papers aFrlve from the States"
''Oh. TN waiVs those. and won't
give 700 auy trouble either. I reckon"
unused ths adventafeT. jlnglIng bic
manacles thcughtfuIly. I'm q back
number anyway. when q half grown
girl. q half baked boy. q dub ike Mul.
ready and q elubfoOted sniDe from
sc0tlan6 Yar6 can pat Il all over me
this way. why. guess lts up 90 me n
60 home and retire 10 my country
place up the HudsOn." Re sighed
YEARLY. Yep; time to cut q out But
I would Ike 10 be free long enough %
get IN one good lick ae that mutt Null
ready. Ny friend. you set your hands
on him. and tn squeaI on him till I'm
blue IN the face. That's a promise"
you'll have the chance before long,
replied the detective. I'VE received q
telegram from the Amsterdam police
lats this afternoon. saying they'd pick
"a up Mr. Mulready with q woman
named Hailam and were holding them
On suspicion. n sttn5" turning %
BtentwNk, "t8ty Wtrs Openlbg 8eab-
tiatioas foF the ale bf 4 los Of sEOues
and seemed IA such E precious huTsy
th2t tnB diamond nerchant'a Bdspi-
ei0as were rouoed. were Sending over
fsf theh. Miss Calendar. 10 you can
make year mind easy aboGt Jour Jew
en- YOuTl have them back IN few
daya"
'rhank yOa." .la ,As On, VITA an
e9ofG
~Tsn- enc adventures delivered Ills
perogaaoa. Il eeflainIy an blAui8d
RIad 10 Aeae e. XWoaldnt 've been
square 0sai a1S ether way."
Th9n, WIN 81 udceFtain ned conpre-
henting ne giEl. kirkwood and Brent
wtck. go hlngr' he said thicksy End
tuGnea. with the dslScuVes hand en-
Ger hia arzn and, Gecompaulgd bg Ne
thoroashly eoued sogksf. WaddItd cot
a TIE roon
KHAWo5d following gha oxodas
estad ~ d0or win elaborate carr
ma slowly, deep 10 thooSat. retnrasd
g tht lAkla.
BrsntWick bad slipped doerA IN BIS
chair, resting hla alyrfed head Won
A6 bat4. and 4A5 snnins norenelg %
"a che low youeW ceiling. Bel8te nlm
o. the tHhle ~ tong Wits fingers
were drumming en- laaudibie tuna
pfleontly feeding - caoR1t kiEt.
Noo6a ega ahd sIAnal ue1hlg. ne
q child caught IA iaaoceni uc1iek
L8a guuhreg u4n rElnnd ray.
And sea. Vsss t.oe - fls tn thAl''
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-26

- etmmented. innnfesff nmud
nEsztWiek nodded, tWsu8ilng se'G
ASSERTION. = contriEo8 e 81, = ~ s1lil-
eIges1 I call e toor HB cid egSs
BllsHlensd win reminiscent tnl6g.
nsuk HInaDIfadon," he ctoWOd s0flls
--'.Insg gat0h. pure and simple l'a B
worrying my vita tok fully bfs mli
utea betoga WOttOn settled tbe maii
by falling ne about the cnpiain's NJ
he o. the motor car. Then - . desn
I had r. i talked with Charlss b
tslsDhons=his name 81 really Chag
bg The bye-Ogefcan1s hl8 e0ascIsnl
eeruplos about playing Biz 6sh N1h
ttey were already 81 but landed a11
6sttled the artistic details.s
He ehnckled deilghlealy. cts tAe
lnstinek" b declared emphaticaily-
''the instinet Cor adventure. I knsw
e was n me. latent somewhere. but
never tn this day did Il gef tho oDs
portunity 70 assert Itself. A born "a.
venturer- that's what ] amf xou see
4 was essential that they should bo.
lieve we were frightened and raadlne
from them. That way they would ~
sure to run after a.. why. We 1isht
have balted q dozen traps and fall1
b lure them into my house AFTER thar
stout scoundrel knew Sou'd had 40
chance 10 ten ne TIE whole yalA
Oddr'
weren't you taking chances. yoa
end ChariesT' asked KirRWood eari
Ously.
~F'rscious Few. Thera vas ansshsr
motor from scotland Xard sx6llian
Captain StBymr'a II they had rln
vast or turned aside theY would have
cesn Overbauled n short ordeF.7
~What ] don't understand" conl-
"a kirkWood. 20 how yoa coati
Calen6hF inst hs coai6nt est rst
b. pf0salae ~ eha4fe a4aio5
CalMfnR-- Dog5thy.s
~Oh-hF Ar. BEentWick alsVatf1 s.
ane Wkite eyebrows ara n1t ID tgi-
b. ny dear bcy, that vac lho
ealsetabio dish On che entire o
I have been Ftsefylng 4, I d0n't
owning, nat ! mlent better ent6F a.
fuil rtlIsh % 81 nay ansW8 81
bosS lstnap4 hg asking yoe % ~
what ] offered % ehe fEt seoane
roapoctfal eUnsidEsatlon. mf aesf
re is4eiea = foronaese &c tie cara
AZ nrsa glance & conveyed nolElrs ~
ne ypangaE man's ben'shle1
genoa &c paa4Iea ever q. taM
H. brous ont az alieumeat A
nary otfnnR ain AZ ina W
beer1 b van tHslAe a GnC
- 11ws. H ooMH&
Cale 81 t VNaa
ohf
snae - b, ee ~
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-26

devil knows where this minutel When
ny back vas turned, Of counsel THAT'S
WhS be was 10 hot about picking d
nRht On the boat, eh7 Wanted 20 get
thrown on and take 10 the wooos
leaving me With thlsI And that's wy
be felt 90 awful done up he wouldn't
take q hand at hunting you two down.
heyi fTl camp on his trail for the
rest Of bic natural born daysi I'n
have bic syetesth for thisi I1l"-
re HWayed. gibbering with rage. his
eouhtSnance ffightfuily contOrted. bis
Fat hands ShakinG % he struggled fog
expression.
And then. while Jet their own aston.
ishment held Dorothy. KiFkwood,
Brentwick and stFyker apeechless.
Charist, Tue mschanician. moved sud
denly upon the adventuree.
There followed two metallic clicks.
oalenaars rawlings we're abrupted as
e be tongue had BEEN paFalyBed. he
Cen back q pace. habby jowls pale and
shaking, ponAorOus Jaw dropping on
be breast, mouth wide and eyes
erased as be shook violently before
him bis thick. Heshy wrists, securely
handcuhed.
simultaneously TIE bold mechanician
WhiElsd about. bounded eagerly aefoss
the 6oOr and caught strykeF at the
door, bis dexserous Singers twisting IN
the captains collar e. be ierked him
back and tripod him.
eMr. KirkWood." be cried, mere.
please, one momenu Take this mans
gan from him, win jour
KlrkW0od uprane 10 hin assistance
ana Without snc0antering much troa'
be succeeded h Wrestling z revolver
from Blrykerb limp 1accid nheera
Roughly the mech4nician shook the
nan, dragging him % biz feet Nov"
De ordered sternly, 'you march % nat
corner, stick your moss d 4 and Be
Noodi Yoa can't SET away e ydu tFy.
I've eot other men outside. waiting Tor
you b come out UndorstandF'
Trimbling llke q whipped cur, etfy-
her msshiy obeyed hls instructious %
the letter
Tha mechanlcian, with q contemgen.
ous laugh. leaving him. strobe bach 70
Calonfsf. meahwhlle whluplng 90 ~
aoxrlea.. and clappod q hearty hard
uDon tie adyenturoE's Quaking shoul.
Gers.
"Wen" be cried. ~and ere you suil
sailing circles Found tbs men from
ncolinnd yard. Gimmous "a Bellows or
aandersoo or Calen6ag g CFumosione,
e. whatever aams you prefer % eau
un1efT
Calendar nlafed ~ hin a1bast taa
heaFod d profoond sl7n, e1sot "a
~ ahasiaaa ana $3.50 - 49, -
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-26

Abruptly bis heavy hands delved
lnto the contents o. the iag, IKE the
paws Of 4 terrier digging n earth. 20
kiFkwood tue air seemed temporarily
thick with dying ohieeta Beneath BE
aal0nishod ayes a towel feil upon the
eablo-a crumpled, soiled towel bear.
me on lts dingy hem the inscription
a. indellblo lnk, pHOtel Do Commerce.
Anyera." A tooth mug Of substantial
sarthsnware dropped 70 the door with
q crash A slilny soap dish % the
eans manufactura cid across the table
and Into BrentWick'a lap. 4 battered
aIhEm clock With never 4 tlek zee u
ll1 abused carcass rang vacuously as
q fell bS ne open bag. Tue Fumain'
11f waa-orAnaos. q dozen o. more
snail round golden globes % Efpe
0uiA peghaps . shade oveTipe. there
fsge a. n,ofo aromatic.
ne ateenluroE ripped out an oath,
eulrsa6yr ha Faged n fury. ''Doas
uD. sweerl Done ~ that internal
snsak-ma, bllnd as q batF'
ne cen suddenly silent. che blood
eneosilne d his ace; aa Suddenly
soks forth again. haranguins enc
fompanf.
that's whv hs Hent onl and bouehl
~ oranaos, e ltt Think q li-me
,link d shs eoiel 81 Antwofp and
him lneglne II oranges the baelul
enae - wae Gard AZ fa|ii Wben
a. - a. kt H6u a. tnowl Il
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-26

ADERS NOTE. That on
account
Of q lack Of interest | n
what we thought would
BE- q warm contest, the
cash offer for a solution Of
the mysterIes IN this story
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
CONFER ON FRISCO.
Plan ~ Segregate Stock from
ROcl. Island Proceeds.

Conferences were held yesterday BY
3. p Eaaklm. Chairman Of the Rock ISL
and and Fr.scs lines Edwin Haw-
le- ana bankers ideu-aed with the two
railroad properties. and. while uo official
a. ..--.a-.os was forthcoming. n was be-
lev r tEaI street that the meeting was
= perfect details Tor segregating the
We from tne Rock Island system
ar --rl.1- q over 20 Mr Y0aklm and
Ar EaV.tg VINO are understood 10 DC as
s-..-.. .l rle deal
"..- was regarded iu the Street as
eF..r.e that The negotiations for The
recess. ~ tlr Frisco were proceed
IH- .ari.riIv Was the continued
f-r--.. and activity of the : per cent
-a-r-. rrust bonds n the chicago,
En.E Island a. Paci1c Railroad Company.
VIC. re fro~ ss--, the closing price on
sa.E -o ls-4, or within : points oI
ra-auuroE price. They closed al
.r ..e preferred stock q tie kock
company. in which control of the
i..E Island system is lodged. and which
advance. mrs ga Saturday. was again
t.r.l- yesterday. adj aI.4ug 10 eiAz, ana
cH-.Z rt. alet gain g = %. Po-nt ior
tET -a-
lr HHu.cv when seen after the confer
ef. rl r.af le had TO statement 10
Hal. arg.I2 me rImors that pc was 10
ht associated With Ar Noakuln in the
I-r..a-. .f tlc Frisco road. NJ hoakln
I.e. .r. l--. fD say 4As LllnE abo-L t-e
H..-.. a. present u was hgured in bank
circles fEat the passing ~ control of
lar irsc. wo-lc involve about s-o,'y1.Vo.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
USES ICE WIN ESS
Osborne Turns Evidence to
States Advantage.

The trial OF the American Ice Company
on an indictment charging violation OF the
nnt-monopoly law was resumed yesterday
IL the Criminal Branch of the Supreme
court before Justice Wheeler. The defence
onered evidence designed 10 show that the
development 81 the artificial ice business
and the production OF independent natural
Ice dealers constituted important factors IN
determining the price OF the commodity.
Richard J. Foster. OF the Foster Scott Ice
Company. which was formed as a competi-
tor ot the American Ice Company in 1905
by three men who had held important posts
IN the latter concern. was the chief witness
for the defence. but IN spite OF his expert
opinion that the artificial ice business had
almost doubled in recent years he was un-
able 70 name any new plants that had been
built since 1903. James W. Osborne. who is
conducting the prosecution. also succeeded
In making Foster pretty good states wit
ness in other respects
This isn't the first time that you have
posed as an independent is it?' asked Mr.
Osborne
4 think So" replied the witness.
Didn't you sell the ice bridge OF the
Commonwealth Ice Company 20 the Ameri-
can. and for Eve years thereafter continue
20 run IL as independent"
Yes" answered Foster. with hesitation
The witness said that while he was get
ting ready 10 start IN business for himself
he presided al a complimentary dinner
given 10 Mr.. Oler by the wholesale ice
dealers
You appeared at this dinner as an inde-
pendent, did you not?" asked M Osborne.
Well, not altogether" was the reply
And al this very time you were arrang-
ing 10 form your independent company.
which was to be the greatest competitor Of
the American Ice Company
1t was contemplated then" said Foster.
The trial viii be continued this morning.
President Oler Will appear as a witness be-
fore the end OF the trial which promises 10
run well into next week
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
RAID on SUGAR STOCK.
BcuS Take 4dUanfage Of Fed
eyQl Prosecutions.

IT.. bears t.oE advantage of the begin
Iias .. tse federal prosecution II former
AM--.-E sugar Hclrlle Company en-
il..0- yesterday a. make raid on me
t.a--- ... at iI.r close q the session tnry
Rad $1,000. elrl .r haum-r-ng the price oi
t-f common daau from "a 90 n5's net
te. -a. r- points from saturcay's close
.- -.s H4r down number ~ siop ot
css a... caught w-'.L ai-ed in the oe-
- t.l -5aE relched rs before any
1rdcrs came into tEe rnarket
l...... -l.4 rallied 90 I-i4 blt ne aa-
H.e only efuplrarys nnd ans. ~
'- -.Errltlf salI CarIi.l ttr 500 lo
".." former level tne decline ,i-l4..A-
r.r close. Whie- fas az ii"s' '"1
"f r sf tlr laF- -.
e-s .Ha rrer rue tllF Frar th-ti ti-f
si a l.. sold under 80 TIE tot-- Trans
actions uere ! .l9 shares. Tie pVele etfee
rtlrE Fs alFa weak Yesterday, tet.ll. iils
r Hf tle opening q 10 Lst -
p .uts for tae Gay. TIE safes i"-a'-sN
Yesterdays raid or tLe sugar stocks Nas
.-r second --r.a rhr recent reVe .atloia re-
e-."r from tfe g0Kerurltr ri r ifaA-H
teEf .-af.nrr TIe other r-4l was on 20
Ffr1Dfr - r.hen tlf common stock brohe 4
erts elf rae preferred r points. q - 49,
~ rfcr.rflg. and althn4gE tt~ .I-ls
z el afrfr r-8f ii never reached the leFel
Nm E4-cA TIE break OCCURRED
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30

r0os: sept -. 1aos. EEgene Vanens and
sno 70 tire Manhattan Life Ins CO. 81. .0oc.
Attorneys. Holmes. r Kennedy. se
Broadway
psTl4 ST a 8 10 q " % "a ave eSxio0Ir:
Nch e5 1874. David Schwartz ana ano 10
u Ius co. ST 600
Address, 10o BraadNav
-r4TH ST. 3 East. eIxlo0.ff. oct - 1904:
Tncoh Furnan and ane 10 Joshua Niileman;
81 moo
Attorevs. strasbosrEsr a Wei. "a
rroaGna1
r-GTH Sr. =. 3ST n % Ave A. IS TNIno II /.
nsc II. lHlR- Nathan Jacobs aud ano 10
she Easf iffvcr s Bank - 0aa
ATTORNEY, 81 a. Gross 2T1 Broadway.
f-nT3 81 $50 West. i0xl00 N. Nov y faaa.
stella D fsisrl to Ph rcets tas exrl: S5 aOO
Attorneys. Butts Nining 81 Chamber
rscD ST. as ft cf Amsterdam ave- zOx
ag "a. June p. faa5. Hernan RAnhe ana
auo fo Wm Hebherd. - oao
Attorueys. Ritch, Woodward Bower & b,
Nau 81
1sep ST n $. $40 y of BathEate ave. 4ox
"a. q. June =. 1905 Nirfnria Di Der~dettO
fo uherto Nestazano. S. ol2
AttOrney. } n Corn. los 1csth 81.
Is.p ST. :. 100 n W n Fordhau ave sox
100. AuE I, 1896; Aittora NJ BeneGetto and
aEc -o Jacob Graf. Sc 600.
Attorney, J. ] Ins co.