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The Detroit times., 1910-04-18

sleeve. now was the time FOR him 10
unload IT,
Falkenberg tried twice 10 hunt this
being apparently his only hope. Each
time the ball went foul At the next
he took "A full swing and missed clean
ly The crowd roared an approval.
Kruger then essayed TO bal me
runs home BrOwniue cut loose with
fine little turn OF speed, keeping the
ball up around the Clevclander 5 neck.
Mr. Krueg didn't like them there
as was obvious in the hectic manner
In which he addressed the sphere
/ three times and Ia vain. The crowd
whooped its approval with doubled
enthusiasm
Ii was up TO Bradley The duel
here was more prolonged Brow ning
was insistent that Brad was not gong
10 get a good one across The mlddl p
Working both corners and using his
curve freely he kept the count OF
strikes even with the list OF broad
ones al which the Cleveiander did not
LGfs.r- Each strike increased tho -tuHH+~
and. when the third had been register
ed and the little kentuckian started
for the bench Detroit tandom arose
as one man and INDUCED IN tumult
o. joy 10 which the OBJECT Of the dem
onstration uonchalantly tipped his
cap like veteran who has been
pitching oie-league ball most OF his
life
The fact that these three men We're
all whom Browning struck out through
the progress OF the game shows how
well he was within himself al all
stages
MIR. Browning will do, If his display
OF Saturday is anything like a true
line on his real ability. and ii looked
"a If IL was.
The Renovated Browns.
The Browns have considerably
renovated ball club and are here for
three games. Bailey. Graham and
Lake are the most likely pitchers.
Waddell in reserve Stephens and
Kiliifer are the catchers and the in
field includes Abstein Griggs. Hart
sell and Wallace Stone. Demmitt and
Hoffman are I'm the outtield, with
Schweitzer toiling against the left
handed pitchers, In center. JACK
O'Connor *. OF course. in charge
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18
Tvs OF The DAY GATHERED FOR THE DETROIT TIMES
The American League
kace in a Nutshell

Browning made an imposing
debut for Detroit. scattering the
Maps six hits and striking out
the aide in one inning, with men
on second and Shird.
coombs loct control and forced
in the winning run az Washing
ton Saturday. Walker twirled
we'll ali through.
Frlll, New Works new left
handler, made good in his inaus'
ural by beating Boston In an IN
terestiue game in which the bat
ting of Wolter. formerly mem
Der OF the Boston club. was a
feature.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18

schools champion teams. the d. A. G.
and Spalding basketball teams. the
champion Saginaw Southern Michigan
league baseball clubs and other ath-
letic organizations
He will, OF course, give his personal
attention TO the new enterprise.
Downtown headquarters Of the farm
are located at 254 Woodward-ave., the
local branch of Spaldings.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18
Sporting N otes
saginaw. .; spaidings, ..

saginaw. .; spaidings, 4.
Michigan plays Notre Dame today.
.
Bragg beat OIdHeId al Los Angeles.
yesterday.
No games In the American League
yesterday.
OIiVet. >; VI. 4, G., .. Busch lost 10
WalliCk
.
Papke H. going To train for KLAUS mt
RoWerdeunan with Jeffrics.
saginaw has suspended Van sickle,
the Fort Wayne tWirler.
The Detroit Motor Boat club opens
the season in style. with smoker
April 30.
C.ruNer. of Grand Rapids. IL high In
the individuals OF the state bowling
tournament with 63G,
Jack MILLER. brother tn JOY. ~ on for
Decatur where he viii catch Tor the
'Three-I league team.
The Good Lucks beat the Jackson
fpU ETTr rr5tTr1. IN IN Y mot = TTIIIH-
game Yesterday. The Detroiters also
won the game OF saturday with the
same team
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18
New Power wagon Company

The Clark Power Wagon co. Is the
name under which new motor manu-
featuring hrm has filed articles of re-
stock from $4,000 to $500, 600
Clark n CO. who have been estab-
lisncd in the buggy business since 1868.
and the Ferguson Motor Co OF Lam
sing. including all OF their plant and
equipment, have been taken over by
the. new company
Frank g. Clark. who owned all the
stock IN Clark x Co. Is president. and
will retain control In the new enter
prise.
f. A. Radle. Of Detroit. factory man
ager and secretary treasurer organ
lzed the indianapolis Motor Car Co, Of
indianapolis. and has been connected
with the Rapid Motor Vehicle Co Of
Pontiac. and the Grabowsky Power
Wagon co, OF Detroit.
The chief engineer, John Demmler,
has for the past three and half years
been connected with the Packard Mo-
tor car CO. as designer. and was for
mcrly connected with the Daimler co.
Berlin. Germany, whore he was instru-
mental In the developing OF the we'll
known Mercedes car
u. ~ Warner. general superintend-
rnt. has been machine superintendent
OF the sheffield car Works OF Three
Rivers. for the past six years.
The present buildings In Lansing fur
nfsh ample space for a capacity OF Is
cars per day. Additions VIII be made
which viii increase The factory capa =
city TO 30 cars per day for the 1912
season.
Material contracts have been placed
for 1900 cars
city, capital stock 10000. mas con
tFaCtcG Tor the oHtITe product OF the
clark Power Wagon Co. for a period
The sales organization is now occu-
pying suite I0f-7o2-703 Majestic build
Ing.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18
WESTERN VANDERBILT AGAIN.
Crown Pointe Course Abandoned in
Favor Of Run Near Elgin

CHICAGO, April 1.-THE Western
Vanderbilt automobile race will be
held on a course to be constructed
near Elgin. His. before summer, II
the plans OF the Chicago Motor club
don't fall through This means that
The Crown Pointe-Lowcll course over
which the CODE and Indiana cup races
were run last year. will be abandoned.
A committee representing The club
has practically completed arrange
ments for using the Elgin course. The
CODE cup race will again be run. but
the Elgin trophy will replace the In
diana trophy put up last year
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18

The Canadian racing powers, hav-
ing successfully defended their game
against the determined siege OF the
killjoys, have sent to San Francisco
for copy of the native son rules TO
be used in the formulation of a plan
20 throw the hooks into the Yankee
carpetbaggers" in the bordering
towns We are beginning to feel sor
~ for Windsor and Fort Erie.-Ex.
Changp
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18
MORE COLT HEAvERS
LIKELY TO APPEAR
AGAINST BROWNS
Browning's Success Shows Jennings
That This Is the Time To
Unload Pernoll and Stroud
On the Hostiles.
Little Kentuckian's Debut One OF
the Most Successful, Engineered
Locally in Many Seasons.
BY PAUL HALE sRusKE.

With his veteran pitchers apparent
~ laboring under run OF hadl 1ncA
which has hampered their best efforts
ND TO date, Hughie Jennings is likely
10 give Us quite little spell now oi
the colt article with which-eiory be-
he is well provided. In all PROB
ability two OF the games of the 81.
Louis series will be tWirled by young
siers Pernoll and Stroud and the
former is very likely to take the IN
ing line today. four OF the Brownie
regulars hitting from the Jeff handed
position and makine them loOl. like
possible marks for the similarly fitted
throw ing apparatus OF the G. ant s
Pass athlete
If the TWO youngsters mentioned 90
rs well as Frank Browning did S9--
rrday, there viii be no cause tor com
plant.
Pending the time when HALEY :
comet assumes proportion more terri
Tying than knothole in the renee, ~
might be well 20 refer 10 Sir. Brown
ing who Is al present shedding fresh
luminousity on our ball yard For lt
was the little Kentuckian whom,
where Mullin, Willett and Works had
failed, stepped in and, IN the hrst
big-league game in which he had ever
participated won a decisive victory
over the Cleveland Maps and earned
for himself a home in the hearts OF
the bieacherites and grandstand
patrons alike. by a debutting perform
ance the like OF which has been fur
aished by no Detroit recruit pi.cher
IN many season.
Crowd Welcomed Him.
The big crowd that had assembled
Saturday treated the newcomer to
fast company in a style which Of II
self put heart into the novice. Brown
Ing wasn't expected at ALL and only
those in Manager jennings con
fidence knew that Summers was not
quite ready and that the burden. was
10 be borne by the colt The posi-
bility was noted, however. when
Browning STROBE 10 the practice firing
line and began warming up. lie hadn
taken a half.doZen steps toward the
tox, however. before the applause rip
pied out Before he took the slab II
was an ovation. Graceful, courageous
and with all the confidence OF vet
eTan Browning went 10 work
Kruger. the first batsman up, after
two strikes had been called, smashed
safely into left. but the crowd didn
take il as a bad omen and cheered
nightly when, after a harrassing in
ming in which his nerve was tested
to the utmost he retired the side run
less.
The Tigers came TO bat and thumped
around two runs in their first inning.
which gave the youngster little
! margin to work on. From that time
on, he was always a winner.
But the little fellow had still 10 pass
his real battle test and the way he did
II completely won the hearts OF the
mob. The trial came In the fifth
inning which he opened Y pressing
Birmingham Ball hunted and Mortar
ty's throw pulled Tom Jones' of the
4 bag. both runners being safe The
ball really got away from Tom. allow
ing Birmingham TO romp all the way
To third. Ball straightway stole sec
ond.
Tight Place.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18
Picato a Conner.

NEW YORK, April 16.-That FRANK
Picato, the California lightweight. is d
conner" Is the belief OF nearly all the
sports who saw him whip Fighting
Dick" Nelson AT the National Sporting
club last night
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18
Trains En- In London.

f. G. Lewis, the well-known Michi-
gan trainer, has moved his string OF
1910 Campaigners 20 the London, Ont.
track. so as TO take advantage Of the
earlier meetings across the border.
Among his speed performers. the most
prominent Is Bob Manager, 09- ID
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18
A Tight place.

Bear in mind the situation. Detroit
ahead, to o and doing little with
Falkenberg. none out and fast men
or second and third--certainly. II III
tie Mr. Browning had anything up his
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18

now on. He plays the bag as awk-
Wardly as might be expected bur
makes few mistakes and will un-
doubtedly improve materially.
AS for the shift that brought Tur.
ner into the game and keeps Stovall
on the bench. Mcclure must be con.
coded TO lead In the argument just
now That there will be a change
while the Maps keep up in the race
Is hardly possible. barring accident
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18
THE BIG-LEAGUE RACES
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Wet grounds et Detroit.
Rain al tlictgu.
Today, n
81 Louis az Detroit
Cleveland 9t Chicago
New y ork az Philadelphia
Washington at Boston
saturdays Results.
Detroit 8. cleveland
Washington o. Athletics 8
Sew York Boston
Rain 900 Chicago
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18
we.fnn SIN Gnininr-

DUNKIRK. " Y. April i6.-Edward
PaysOn Weston is resting at Westneld
He reached there at o'clock, after a
walk from Erie, Pa. which he left "a.
midnight, This afternoon Weston viii
walk the - miles into Fredouia. The
veteran pedestrian says lie Us i'm the
best OF health. lie Is u days ahead
OF his schedule.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18
CLEVELAND.
'Batted for Falkenberg in seventh.
fBatted Tor kirsCh in ninth


Detroit ........2 y y % 3 v ~ - ,
Cleveland .......0 - - ~ o % " o. 1
llits-Om Falkcnberg In . ktrsch.
In 3. At bat--Against FalkenberE -,
ktrsch Two base hits Moriarty,
l.aioie, Lord. Three base hits-Craw
ford Lord. Sacrifice hits--Craw ford.
StanaEe BAH stolen bases--CObb. Det-
ehanty. Turner BAH, StoVall. FIRST
base on balls--By Browning .. by
falkenberg ? first base on errors
Detroit J.. Cleveland .. Left on bases
Detroit 4. Cleveland .. struck out
by Browning 3, by Falkenberg :. by
Kirsch Double play--Stanage. Dele
hanty and Stanage. Wild pitch--Falk-
enberg Time 30. CmpiTes-Sheri-
dan and KERN. Attendance-1,Oli.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18
The deluxe of SUNDAY morninr M

the ball park 30 such shape as 10 make
the game with Cleveland Impossible
In spite OF the belated clearing
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18
Regal "PIugger's" Trip

News received at the headquarters
Of the Regal Motor Car co. here great
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.
TOdayS Games.

TOday's Games.
BOSTON at New York
pNiilies al Brook yu
pittshurg at cincinnati
Chicago at 81 Louis
saturdays Results.
NeW York .. Boston
HiHiiirS > BROOKLYN o.
chicago ln. Cincinnati >
Eam Ht ID. Louis
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18
Native Sons In Saddle.

AApprentlee allowanee claimed.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-18
Era Of Litigation is Talk
Of the automobile Industry

! and IS minutes. making the IS hours
OF the TW autttth Century Limited look
tedious by comparison.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-07-13
A DAUNTLEss or A coNEY
jacksonville Tow Boat People To
Build a Duplicate.

Following is from the Jacksonville
Times Union of Yesterday:
1T has been common water front
gossip for the last two week, mat
the Jacksonville Towing and Wreck,
ing Company. of which Hon. \. B..
Broward is president, that plans and
specifications were being made pre-
parat ~ to having a new tug BOAT
built for use on the ST. Johns DaG,
and it has caused much interest
among marine men.
Yesterday morning a Times-Union
repress NATIVE called on Mr. Charles
NJ. Ellis, general manager Of the
comepany, and learned Thar MIR,
Broward had been in communication
with John H. Dialogue & son o..
Camden. \. j. we'll known ship build
ers, regarding the CONSTRUCTION o. a
new tug, but that nothing definite
had heen settled upon.
1t was further learned thai Il new
tug is built that she Will be a dupli-
cate Of the famous pauntless or the
Edgar F. Coney, both CT which are
said to he the smartest boats ang
the Atlantic coast. The Daunjge5s,
wit the Three Friends. nov owned
~ tbs c~m.aay. Wer, noted rr their
darinc fli1uz+erine trims Gur,"- he
Spanish AmeIicau war
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-01


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! People, whn object to liquid medicines
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Fere. ~
Mrs. Lomane D. HouIt is very III of
qu!nsy at her hon'c oil Diamond street.
Mr.. Walter Laymar went to Philip
pi yesterday 10 visi. relat!,es.@
MIR. ). 3. Levelle has been guile
sick for the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh F. Smith and
Mr.rand Mrs. Bremen went to Weston
to day for a short visit-with relatives.
Moses jacobs. who is staying with
hl1 uncle. Mr.. Jas. Gwynn, near this
city, went to his home near Triure
To-day for a few days stay.
Masses Lucy Bosgs and Madga
Barnes are expected home Tuesday
from ten days visit with Rev. and
Mrs. o. s. Hoggr, at HarrisviIIe. !,
Mr.. C. !. cordray. who has been
worry III Of typhoid fever, for some
time, was able to be out Thursday Tor
the first time. - ..r,-tr- $50.
: Mr.. George Jeftries has returned to
his home alteration after a visit with
Capt. and Mrs. X. D. Walker. -..s
. Mr.. Lewis Stealey has returned
from weeks visit to his home a:
Gassaway. ara -r.-s,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-01
NEW WORKERS WANT FE.
MALE DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
tEnion Associated Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-Much pres.
sure has been brought to bear upon
District Attorney Whitman, who took
Office to-day, to name woman as one
OF his chief assistants. Lawyers have
long agreed that woman assistant
would be a decided acquisition. The
suffra1ettes have proposed. several
name Wh'-hr politicians say. the Dis.
:rict Attorney will carefully overlook.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-01
tlIRST WARD
Movements Of People
III Across tho River.
80 Y Y, +ssIrls| n. - 49,
Flrst M. r., Church.

- r.. TuRkELsoN, Pastor.-sun.
cay School, $3.50, "a. =. swiger, super.
intenuent Remember the school vii,
open on time. Morning devotion.
1854 subject, allow 10 Begin the New
;Year;;"6: 90; p. M. y. p. S. OF c. E.,
Ms: j. e. Levelle. PRECEDENT; prals.
'seryiet, 3o:; preaching, 7:45, subject,
1.-THE Old Prophet and the Young
King" An alter service will be held
after Preaching! All: are eavlted.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-01
sPalatlre Baptist Church.

=. 3. LAWYER. Pastor.-Bible sehool
az $3.50, supt. w. A: ,Hustead In
charge. Subject ."John, the r'orerun.
nsr Of Jesus! 1o:45, morning service.
subject Prospects for: the New
Year" $3.50, 3. y. P. w., subIec.,
III through This Year With Cod" 7:sL.
evening 4 service, SUBJECT, 1.-THE Re.
'demptttn Of Time" All our members
are wanted at these New Year ser.
vices. Visitors are always welcome
with fus. 42fThe prospects for the neTy
Year are good. Our missionary motto
for the year is: "Eon,t Forget the Bud
get" Our home motto ls: "The New
Church and Progress."
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-01
INDIANS RAlsE.EREnr.
fTrrt,r 4--,rt-ted p-ass.

Trrior A--nrf-ted p-ess.t
SPOKANE, Wash. Jan. with
price OF grain boosted to- new records.
the educated Indians near North Lap.
val, Idaho. have proflted by Nez Perez
prosperity to the extent Of securing an
advance in the rental or their farm
lands.
The lands consist OF about 100000
acres and the leases expired today.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-01
FlfTT-sfx.HouR LABOR
s; Law m III HopE ISLAND.
~ frJnion As,a.o,cI,tted pre.a.,

r. Union Associated PresA.l s.;
PROVIDENCE, n. Us Ian. .-The
new labor law reducing The legal hours
of work 70 fifty-six per week. went
into effect to-day. There is much com.
plant by the manufacturers OF Jewel.
ny because the law does not include
the average clause" which permits
the jewelers. to work longer hours dur
Ing the rush season, ard shorter hours
during the slack SEASON. thereby aver.
aging the t$ne for the tysar. This
provision Is contained inlEthef Massa.
ehusetts law and local jewelers. fear
that business win greatly suffer th-re.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-01
NEW SUGAR TRUST COUNSEL.

- ns.a .la-fr.l4i ed ~ ~ ~ ~
NEW YORK. Jan. THE law firm
OF John E: Paruns.. onE. representa-
tive sof the Sugar Trust WIS succeed
ed by James Beck. former assistant
u. ST. Attorney General. "a. big shake.
up Is expected MS n result OF the; Ar
buckle. frauds. ~. .tl:. - So. s.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-01
Rerspnals.

ss$Mr. II. Ernest Hawkins spent to-
,sday hurting at White Day.
Mrs. y. 3. LeveIIe, who has been
{yery sick for the past week, is efIght.
siyslmproved. 5s
~ MIS- ses nellie and Lena fvannort re-.
turned to their home at Versailles,
Pas yesterday after a weeks visit
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-01
Grab Bag Social.

Isl The Grab Bag social held Thursday
evening In the basement Of tho Firs.
"a. p. Church,, was quite sueeesa.
The Womcn's Foreign Missionary SO.
etety had charge of the affair, wt1ie!,
! Was Equitt q. novel one. Coffee and
waters were served during the even.
Ing.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-01
Young. Men Wanted
EovERNM EMIT; EpAYs "&RAiLWAY
MAIL CLERKS $500 TO
g is.tg $1,4oo a YEAR,

Free Scholarships Arc Offered.
Uncle Sam holds spring dxdntlna-
tinlIs .foa'4 railway mail clerks In this
ihiftTi fli r-%7i -. -.
The Job Us for life; hours are shnrt.
salary t:Tscc nnnthly and vacation T.
hny Young nla11 :. %ho. . has e, energy
enough to Answer, tflis Is thu soppnr.
tunlty OF n lifetime
Thousands of appointments rtra to
be made. Common school education
Il all ynn need; clt1fanl cmlntly PEG.
1,ie ,have equal chance. Start tn pre-.
rarr snoY-free Information. 4. Free
scholarships: this 4Topth. Write I'M,
Me'liately TO Central Schools. Durt 657,
Rochester N. Y. s;--..1,,-iss
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-01
Watch PARTY.

Misc Mildred PopIe, of Merehan,
street, entertained ,a..nunber of her
young frltnds.f at a watch party; Eas'
evening. This evening was yer,
pleasantly spent and refreshme ntF
were nerved. So
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-01
-
s7The Tend rf oot Farmer

experimental EtcnE
ns
had
NOTE
But
the
nes Of the Of
of 5!dcsnon and hntr!on and brace the nerves.
Discovery.
faiHHa ophysTcIans
weH o.
contains alcohol
All ingredients printed
onfside Lee
blood Godcn Medical Discovery
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-01

Ment thereof. ~ J.. v1
Given under my lrand THIS 18th dug
OF Dec amber. 1909
So HARRY SHAW.
Special Commissioner
II. w. S. Black. clerk oil the Inter.
me:aate coutti OF MhEtaa enilnty.
West Virginia. certify that Harry
Shaw. t;ihe Eboye named; eciar / cntii.
nnls,s4oneri has given tlhe HahdS hetnrrs
me a ;tir psnilts Of slsa 10000. .giln
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Succeeds MIR. Travis,

5s Mr.. Brooks Fetty succeeds Mr.. Lib.
Netty Travis Eas captain az tho First
ward fire department: Mr.. Travls'
resignation took effect last night.
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approved snc1lrty IS required by die
dHrree OF said court in said cause 70.
tile purpose Of lratlns gsalrf o! satl
real cot u tie i'm the above police anea,
lonetF b: "a, ;.
f !. s. BLACK Clerk
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-01

uPHoLsTERlNG
s We make speclaily or frst class
up to date upholstering. botn plain nnt
fancy. Mattresses and feathers: rep
ovated. Sewing machine needles m.
supplies. All work guaranteed.
H.. C. voELkEH,
BIS Monroe st.. next to Jacobs Bldg.
Ton. Phone eaa .trAiRMoNT.&w v,
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HARRY SHAW.

-s special commissioner
|. w. s. Black, Clerk of the Interme.
ulate Court OF Marion county, West
Virginia, certify that Harry Shaw. the
above nameI special commissioner.
Inns given the bond before ME. In the
penalty Of $4.0oQ00f with approved Sc.
cnrity. as required by the decree OF
said court, in said cause for the pur.
pose Of making sale OF said real .es.
tate In the above notice mentioned.
w. s. BLACK, Clerk. 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-01
Terms of Sale.

Said sale will be made upon tae fol.
lowing terms. to-wit: One.third OF the
purchase. money. or as much more as
the purchaser may. elect, to pay, cash
in hand on day of sale. one-third there.
OF In one. year. from. and one-thlrd
thereof In two years from date OF sale,
the purchaser being required to exc.
cute his; note with approved security
Tor the deferred payments. and lien
VIII also be retained on said property
TO further secure tine payment thereof
Given under my hand this 14th day
of December. 1909. ~.
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