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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-08
P|TEOuS
EPISODE
REVEALED
Diners Found French officer
and His FlaGCHN In Sanken
Submarine
tBy Leased wire)


Newport. Aag. 5, "A piteous episode
underlying she tragedy 81 the loss o.
the French submarine torpedo boat
pluylasis. with twenty lseven lives
when ii VAS sunk Iii the English Caan
nel hy Il collision with a surface steam
serip more than year ago mas Just
become known lhe French govern
nlent suppressed 4 50 that no word ~
Il evef e0t into the French press nor
ala il ever get into any oi the cable
djsratches ever sent out from France.
Yet the story has frequently been told
in, the inner circle OF United states
navy officers al this station, and by all
ot them accepted as being true.
The fact thar Theodore Roosevelts
daughter. AIRS, LongsWorth, tfat the
wife of lieutenant Simmons oI the
United states navy, and mole recently
Mrs. Robert Goelet. figured safely IN
trips IN the Octopus cost a young and
beautssul French woman her life 80
well has the French government en-
forced secrecy lei the matter @ TINS
day the name 0F Che young woman ~
not kngwn save 10 those in authority
III the navy. bur American naval OIL
GERS here say the fact Of the happen
fng has become known to other naval
officers all over the world
His Fianoee With E,inn.
The pluviose went down May %,
1910. one OF the three officers listen
ed to the pleadings of his fiancee that
she be allowed TO make a trip in the
submarine with him He must nave
had q consultation with his brother
officers and got their consent 20 wink
at, il, Tor the regulations Of the French
navy strictly forbid women 70 make
trims. in submarine boats Perhaps the
very fact that il was forbidden, that
If She succeeded In making a journey
Ia the bottom Of the sea in a subma-
rine she would have enjoyed an eX-
perienee the Ike Of which no other
French woman might claim, actuated
her. Bur whatever the conditions that
brought II about. the young Officer 5td
escort her secretly aboard the Pluy-
lose
She wore a long Oilskin coat and SOU
wester hat belonging to her sweet
heart. which sufficiently disguised her
to admit Of her going abroad without
being ahlllenged hv any OF the sen
tgies Aud the girl smiling over her
triumph, climbed down the ladder into
the little gasoline fiHee room and
heard tile orders given TOR the batten-
ing down Of All the matches
Diver Found Her Body.
Divers WHO went down after the
Pinpose WAS sunk carrying below
steel cables with which neffectual at
temDts we're made with huge derricks
shove 10 bring the Pluyiose to the
surface reported that they heard rap
ming in the interior OF the sunken sub +.
marine, in any event, when, days .
later the pluyiose was raised and tug
ged into shallow water, none that had I
been abroad Of her Was alive
In the coming tower they found
the young officer And dead in his
arms. with ber own arms tightly clasp
ed around his neck ad her Young face
resting against his breast. they round
the young woman
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-08
MOTHER GETS THE CHILD
Week S Possession for Each
Parent Doesn't Satisfy
Divorced Wife


Muskogee, Okla. Aug. by seeur-
ing a court order and swearing out a
warrant for the arrest of her former
husband. H. e. Stewart, of Muskogee.
Mrs. Anna l.. Davis Of Fort Worth
Texas, had officers take possession OF
her 4.earold daughter. who was held
by stewart While Stewart hunted 3
LAWYER getting papers 20 restrain her
rom taking The child from the state
Mrs. Davis got ON a south bound train
and lett the city,
Mrs Davis and tSewart We're mar
ried in Texas and three years ago leg
ally separated, both remarryins since
The court decreed that the child was
ta remain a week with each parent
Stewart While IN possession of child
in Fort Worth. brought her To Okla
h0Wa
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Fires IN SALVATION
ARMY LASS To SEE
WHAT She WOULD DO
srecIaI Ln tne nany Laader.

Akeiev. Minn. Aug captain
Mary Johnson OF the Salvation army.
who Is assigned 10 special duty in
northern Minnesota, and who
siste- or J. p. Johnson. q ieNeier 81
this city. while talklug on ihe rant
wav tracks about fWo miles sogt 90
Nizpah was fred umon three. tmes .s
"a man who WAS sitting ueaf tae irach.
not more ihan 100 feet irom tine atn,
mss
The captain. feariug 81 would be
nai to irr 10 escape. deiltefdteit
walked DID TO the man. who low eiet
che een while she passed He ic-oN-
ed her to Nizpah where she cornere-.
him fr "a Store. Upon being asked
WHY he arei the shots tae man saia-
-Iusf to See how Salvation arms
girl would act under fire.
The captain was nninlnfe4- % -
thought the man is def4nged.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-08
MURRAY ROAD cLue FORMED

sulphur. OKLA Aug S-At mass
meeting held in the eity hsll oi sui
phur Saturday morning tae Auria'
County Good Roads assOciaiou was
organized + j Hartman, president
of the oklahoma Bankers assoeisiioa
was elected president. and I. p. stew
art or Lawrence township. secretary
The organization win have a. us
motto Good Roads Tla meeiins
adjourned Co meet az Davis on next
Monday afternoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-08
Three Talented Sisters.

Mrs. RAYMOND Robins and her sister
Miss Mary Drier. who are respective.
~. president Of the National and o.
tho New York Women's Trade unions,
have another sister, Miss Kathline
Dreicr. who has been painting IN Eng
land for the last two years, Her sis-
ters have announced that she Il 70
marry Edward TrumDnll, the artist
The "Dreier girls" all have money, left
them by their wealthy father, who was
an iron manufacturer
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For the Picnic Basket.


The woman who does not siye th'
children q picnic basket at least once
4 week u an exception IA these days
Now that there is no school tor even
the summer schools will soon be over
st is 4 good plan to start out for thu
day IN one OF the street cars that
makes a long journey DO not take a
big basket hut Just one large enough
TO hold sandwiches and a few things
20 be eaten before the return Journey
Make lettuce sandwiches. cucumber,
tomato and nasturtium sandwiches.
Makes a rather sweet dressing for
them aud for the tomato sandwich.
These vegetable sandwiches are better
than meat sandwiches for the picnic
Have sadawater hottie filled with
lemon Juice and sugar ANA cold tea II
desired
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Children Cry
FOR FiETCHER'S
Q q g 7 O RIA
HoMEsiCK

"YOu know said Westarook I've
lived here in Ohio in sight OF the Big
-Four railroad all my nle once !
went 10 Nebraska l0r horses and had
10 stsY two months ln six weeks ]
was almost desperate With homesic6-
ness Crossing rliroad one day ]
saw a Big Foar freight car standing
on lhe siding 2 just hitehed my horse
under q tree and visited with that ear
au afternoon Success Magazine.
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A GOOD SHOT.

A dignified senator decided 20 follow
tha prevailing Washington fashion and
learn golf ID was a distressing time
for the caddy. Striking too low with
BIS iron. the great nan made the olft
fiy-
What have ] hit2r With infinite
scorrr the boy replied. De District o.
collmbia. Success Magazine.
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AMONG
THE WOMEN


| IhbuFahce ANalnbt plVotce,
women not 10 quote father 80 the
husband to pet him as be II only bis
hid Moreover he Il 70 be met al the
door with a smile. the dress he likes
and the color being worn His hobby
IS tu he encouraged, and he must not
be told the troubles Of the day His
clothes must be kept in order and he
must have good food, and the wife can
be certain, II she obeys all these IN
struetious, to keep her husband for.
ever
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OF COURSE.

Daisy in tue farmy1rdl -" Mother
what do chickens eat lime torf
Mother To make the shells TOT
their oggs. dear.
Daisy lafter a p1usel --" And ii tAeN
didn't eat lime. then . suppose they
would Day poached eggs Tile
sKpfch
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-08
Stop
Di2rrhoea
Wakefield's
Blackberry Ba alsam

Quickly s.8as Diauhoea, pysentery
Cho.era Infaaian and all bowel troaoie'
.ithoat -dnsilparng. No opium ne'
.fh.r hahlt forming drugs Accept qnls
sv.Esnsld's. u cuFes after uiis-t r-i'i+'i'7i
f.lL ssc o. baisIss fof tl-oc. EssryHhsrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-08

Don't let The baby suffer from
eczema. sores or any itching of the
skin. Doan's Ointment gives instant
relief, cures quickly. Perfectly safe
for children. All irugg isis sell IT,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-08
NEW WARRANTS

The Leader book fepart-1ent noT
has in stock the neu foH lsaip and
school district rarrlnts ana warrant
registers Every district and fean-
slip must use TIE neF form ct War.
rants
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-08
coLoRED BUSINESS LEAGUE

Little Rock, Ark Aug. S-The gOOl
relations between the Waita and col
ored people Of the South and the
readiness with which the white peo-
! PIE assist negroes IN aay worthy en-
deavor is demonstrated h the action
OF the chamber Of commerce in as
sisting the colored people III thelf
preparations for the ente tainment oi
the National Negro Business league,
which meets in this city August 10,
M and is.
Prominent negroes of he city con-
tributed large sums for ne entertain
ment of the Confederate veterans and
in turn the chamber 5f comme4oe
gave $500 cash and provided the
beautiful Hamper theatre Tor tne
meeting place of the league. Otaer in
dividual merchants among the white
people have contributed another i've
hundred Negroes from al over the
State have raised altogether nearly
$4,000 for the league entertainment
The National Negro Business lea
que will bring to Little Rock some OF
the most prominent and sucaessiul
business and professional negroes Oh
the country, and delegation Oh aDoat
5000 persons is expected. The puf'
pose of the organization is TO inspire
negroes to the establishment o. COM
mercial enterprises, to peomole apa
encourage more intellisent labor
aud to maintain friendly relat ous III
the South.
one OF the principal speakers VIII
be Governor Donaghey OF TINS state
J. NJ Bush, receiver OF public oneys,
Scipic A. Josos, a prominent negro
lawyer and j A Hihblen OF ArNaasa'
Baptist college head ,ne locai CONF
mittees.
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OUT OF ALL REASON.

"Th1t new family next dulr hor
rowed our ax AGAIN this mUnIne. hl
wife told Jones'
Wei. why dii won lend Go t1 tlemt
How could help itf
.Nou might have eiVen them some
kind of an excuse
Yes. She snapped. might have
told them that yon were going % use
t-or some other crazy mpa si1if
thing -Y Youngstown TELEGRAM
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n. r. nysag expert plano timer,
sF work guaranteed. Drop me a posi-
ai and wil CALI 5l5 E Warner of
ahoue SIS AZ W4lgamof D.ue Sto-e
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srHad dyspepsia or indigestion .or
wears No appetite. and what J did
eat distressed me terribly bnraoeN
Blood Bitters cured me. -. H. walk
er. Sunbury Ohio.
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SPICES mdiciouslv used arc an aid
20 digestion That rs. 20 t.es ale
Pure. TIE ALTON GOODS Spices
are absolutely pure.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-08

Never can tell when you'H mash a
finger or suffer cut. hrnise, burn or
scald Be prepared Dr. Thomas
Eclectric Oil instantly relieves the
pain-cuickly cures the wound.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-25

snED.
603 L st ne,5r.d,b 16.50
1925 81 ne, store. .15. 90
2 Ga av Sc, Or. $500
1000 ID ne, 5r. ...14.50
1113 7th sc, Sr. 1850
122215 Union sw, 4r1O.5O
COLORED.
$50 N NV. Tor, b.37.J0
4S5 n NV, Or, b. 1850
2OS l. sw, Or, b. .1S.5O
2 Ga. av sc. 5r. 1900
2220 e NV, 5r. 1890
332 G sw, Or. 90
492 L sw. 6r. ....12.O0
1113 7th se, Sr. 1850
S1< ID re, 3r. b, $1,000
1917 LIST sw. Or. 1850
1923 list Sc, 6r. 1910
$40 Half sw, II. $50
Inc. 7O4 18th at. NV.
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FOR RENT
FLOYD E. DAVIS,

FOR RENT
FLOYD E. DAVIS,
1905 Conn az NV.
15r. 3b.
e1s ~ sw, 8. d..IS.W
311 + NV. Or, b. $3.50
118 G sw, 11r, b.S5.O
1907 e sw. Sr, b. .26.W
7H Eth sw. 9, d. $40
800 18th sw, o., b. 22.50
61S AZ .sw. d. o. .22.O0
1O11 Md av ,sw, Or.
b. .............H.0
80 n Sc, 6r. 1000
II n Sc. Or, b. rs. 90
Sc n sw. Sr. b. 1890
l24S Union sw, 6ri1.O
1851 X. sc, Or. =. 1850
1920 s Cap, Or. 800
n H av & MInw. q o2AO
1908 Water sw, sto1S.OO
722 H sw. LIST d.. 15.W
172S eth NV. sto. 300
1924 B sw. q 2. $500
12S eth NV, az, or, b11.1S
37 Sd sw. Or. ...12.0
SO1la 9th nv. 6e. 1880
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NElfHNlSHEn

FOR RENT-CNEC HNl
1913 18th NV, 5r.$70.O0
A. II NV. Or nat
and store. .J5. 90
439 9Th sw, Tor. b5S.0O
1918 10th NV, 11r, b45.5O
1924 18th NV, Tor, b46. 80
$40 NJ NV, Sr, b. 80. so
80 ] NV, Tor. b. $3.50
14S r ne, 7r, b. $3.50
728 F ne, Or, b.. $3.50
915 G ne, Tor, b. 1880
1901 9Th sw, Ar, st. &.0 90
$50 18th sc, Sr. b.22.60
1900 ~ sw. Or, b20. 50
S22S nth NV, $4,000
341 Mclean av sw,
7r, b, stable....1 1850
7O5 18th ne, Or. b. 1880
1924 D ne, Or. b..16.0
John OHM co.
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yARD s. WESCOTT.

na,. aye..
OFFICE R0oNs.
4so-1s6 L. Az. heated.
APARTNYENTS
Thu C:rIisia 1o12 ~
sa2ho IN. ko
"a 1st a X h.o1 IN
C0IOREn
1919 r. ar. W % sn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-25
7rH AND T. s.w.

1TH AND + S.W.
5000 Q NV, 15r, 2b65. 90
40 9Th sw. lar. b.w.O
1914 "a sw, e. d, $500
800 eth sw, 3, d. .ir,
o ......... .SO.G
900 9th sw. Or, b.&.60
92S r NV. Or, b. $3.50
233 Mass av NV, Or,
d .@.OO
e31 Va nv sw, Or. b21.sO
3OS C sw, Or. .20.00
43 G sw, 6r, b. ..1S.M
27 AZ sw. Or. 1890
1914 s Cap. Or, b.15.0O
3l2 n Sc. Or.
1911 & Cap. Or. IL 80
347 L sw. Or. b. ..2.50
PIT 1th sw, W b. .&.O0
al 9Th sw. sto. 1900
1126 It'll NV, sto. % 80
It'll 4 d sw. sto. 30. 90
1A5 f Cap. Or. b.1I.00
3O1 10th sw. d 3..12.0
4ST c sw. 6r. .11.@
12S Sd sw. #. ..10.6
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ATTRACTIVE DW FILINGS AND Flats
ALL SECTIONS
1918 Path ST.. IL rooms ~. baths. :. SIS 90
l7AO CorcorBS .. 10 rooms and bath. $3.50
4f3 I'd ST.. & rooms and bath. .......... 1870
1928 N. H. avy. rooms and bath. ..... $3.50
1247 18th ST. Is rooms and bath. 3H On
1923 18th st. NV. $500
eO7 N. ]. ave-. rooms and hath. ...... 30 so
1889 Marion ST., xoOms and bath...... $3.50
934 c s.w., rooms and bath. ......... 2O.5O
423 10th sw., rooms. ................. 1870
FLATS.
1903 Sth NV. rooms and bath. ....... % 20
$50 II me-. 6 rooms and bath. heat. ..... IS o.
1924 d st. Me-. 8 rooms and bath.... p 90
1923 d st. n.e.. rooms and bath. 1000
45 Q NV. rooms and bath. ........... 2O5O
81 Q NV. rooms and bath. ........... 1850
1872 It'll NV. rooms. ................ 1870
COLORED TENANTS.
0O3S E st. NV. rooms. .............. 1910
COS w st., rooms. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1850
STORES.
$50 me-. 2Ox4S. heat. 20 90
GO4 4th me-. l5x27 heat. 400
SOC 4th Me-. 15x22. heat. ..............s. 1900
STABLES.
1915 Carlins alley s.w.. suitable for
stable warehouse. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
Call for list published every Monday.
A. F. FOX CO.. Established 1876.
Rental Agents. 1871 Fl W.
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1926 25th, 1Or. b. $3.50
31S B ne, Or, b. .S5. so
1888 18th NV, 7r, b. 49, 90
COT Fla ne. Sr. h.36. 90
1901 nth. Or. b. cor.A.0
1914 Inglesitie. Tor. b32. 80
1890 Ingleside, Tor, hS2. 80
9O4 Webster, Sr, b30. so
4316 9th. Sr. b. so. so
Al N Y az. Or, b. 80. so
2402 Pa Az, 7r. b.30.10
1M5 9Th ne. Or. b.30.50
AIT B ne, 8r, b. 80. 20
1874 Irving. Or. b. .29.50
200 Morgan, new.
Or, b. ...........H.0
704 F ne. Or. b. $3.50
1912 Riggs. 81. b.2S.@
S578 10th. Or. b. .21. so
22l4 G.. er, b. 80. .N.50
GA ed. Sr. b. so
622 Q. Or. b. 1850
2O2 Morgan, Or. b. &.sO
5 N NV, II, b. $3.50
423 9th ne, 6r, b.&.50
1924 10Th. 7r, b. .&. 80
col Col I'd, Or. b.&.50
2512 X, Or. b. $3.50
TO 4th ne, Or, b.&.50
720 Fairmont. Or. h25.s so
20 10th ne, Or. b. rs. so
628 18th ne. Or. BIZ. 80
727 Fairm't, CT, b.2S.50
1923 Columbia. Or. h2s. 50
651 Col. I'd, Or. b.S.5 80
512 B se. 1r. b. rs. 80
1418 G ne, 6r, b..23. so
l417 8. Or. b.....&.m
35l1 T, 6r, b. .. %. so
40 Fla av. 6r. b. .22.W
zoos Girard, Sr. b.22.@
157 Girard. Or. b.22.S0
1870 @ ne. Or, b. 20. 50
28lO. x NV, 6r, b. .N.5
SIS F sw. Or, b. 20. 10
1873 Lincoln. Or, b. 20. 90
1880 H ne, Or. b. 1880
24a 18th &c, Or. b. 1890
1928 NJ ne. Or, b. 1880
14O8 d ne. Or, b. 1880
$40 Pickford, 6r.bl7.60
833 Florence, Or, b. 49, 90
83O 10th o.. Or. b. 1890
III 9th. Sr, W. 1880
107 oath. 6r.w,gas1S.@
II FLATS.
1923 9th. Or. b. .22.5
Al Quincy, 5r, b. .22.@
134 u, 5r. b, "a. .2.0
- Quincy. 5r, b.. .2.50
1885 b se. Or, b. 20. 50
1879 N Cap.6r. b. 1850
01S ON 06.xu.ot, DxU.OO
313 N. Or. b....1R.b0
zoos 4th ne. 4r. b. 16. so
CIT 18th me- 8r.. 1000
)RED TENANTS.
@1O X. Or, b. 80
Ills Nst, Or. 30. 1880
125 l., 6r.........11..0
500 21st, Or. 80
1224h Wylie, Or, .14.j0
1924 Wylie, Or. ..14.50
S25 Sth ne. &. .12.50
200 Warren nj, Or. 1870
127 Kendall, 5r.w.12.M
10 Chester ct, 4r.9.50
611 Freeman's, 4r. 80
OMPLETE RENT LIST
% Of property for rent.
flnc.,. 1893 @ ct. NV.
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TOR RENT
$40. 5O-4I5 st. Me-, brick, rooms and bath.
S22S0-1oO7 Kenyon ST.. brick, Or. and bath.
so. 50-3510 T St, brick, 8 rooms and bath.
41s.50-1sl9 50 st. NV, brick, Or. and water.
$185 o-401 D st. s.e.. frame. 5 rooms. water.
&l5.50-S18 18th st. s.w., brick, 8 rooms, water.
$15-815 q Ut. NV, Groom nat.
$13-Foxhan road, 6r., large grounds. porches.
$12-Foxhall road. rooms. well. porches, trees.
FOR COIORED PERSONS.
$2D. S0-23l6 n ct. NV, 6 rooms. water, sewer.
$17.5O-8Ol3 Sherman ave-, nat. 4r. and bath.
$16.60-22 d at ae.. frame, rooms, water.
$fO.j0-1317 Fristoe Ct, brick. rooms, water.
$S.E0-2626 Green's ct. brick, rooms, wafer.
STORES.
$30-1340 Il st. ne, large storeroom.
$30-612 u st.. n.w.. large storeroodn.
$500 9Th st. NV, 1-story store.
$1O-b0S D ST. NV, 2 rooms basement.
$15-Bakery, LIST and Quincy SITS. NV.
$55-S07 H at. me-. large store and dwelling.
LEWIS 4 JONES CO., 6l7 L st. NV.
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| 1914 Newton. Or. 2b.
h-w heat. .42.0
1903 r. Tor. b. 40. Is
2464 Wis av, Sr, b.
steam heat. 40. 50
17J5 llth. 11r, b. 1000
1907 18th NV. ar ,b.37.@
934 -Westm'r. B.. b. 81. so
1913 9th NV. Tor, b.35.50
1406 Chaplin NV. Or,
b ...............3S.0
! 1912 Ingleside ter
race NV. 14r, b,
steam heat. $3.50
24l0 l4th NV. Or. b. 1888
1477 Monroe. Or b.35.00
24O8 14th NV. Or, b35.00
14s r ne, 7r. b. 1900
go Il ne, 7r. b.22. so
171S N Cap. 7r. 80. so
1924 9Th NV. Sr. b. o. q
923 L ne. Or. b. 1850
1915 9th ne. Or. b.30. so
912 Spring I'd NV. Or.
b, h-w heat.....2S.60
AS 11th ne. Or. b. 2S.50
1O4 F ne, Or. b. .2S. so
515 22d NV. pr. hos. so
1918 s NV. 6r. b.T.s0
1918 9th ne. Or. b.27 80
1894 A ne. Or. b. .27.@
s37 Allison. Or, b..7.5D
1855 B Sc. Or. b.2.@
1909 9th ne. er, b.&.5O
l18 18th ne, 6r, b. 25.E0
| 800 18th ne. e.. h. $3.50
TOlk RIav NV. Or. b2O. so
1910 Rosedale. Or. BIC 90
TIA L Sc. sr. 1850
! 1927 3Oth NV. Sr. 1880
: 100 eth ne, Or. 1850
MENTS.
5 rooms, bath. 40. 90
rooms. bath. d. 90
l., Ar. RECEIPT. hall
..................1O.W
TONIA."
| Apt 4. Or. b. .....T.0
ICES.
| 1921 F nv. RIM 0. 1000
RES.
1912 G NV. sto, dwg,
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$85,. 1881 & NV. 11r, b
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$3.50 COS K NV. Or, b
$3.50. l0J X NV. Sr. b
$26. so. 1893 Mass ne. Or, b
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$3.50. 12O Mass NV, 6e,b
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$3.50. 80 I ne. l2r. n
$40. 50. .224 r NV. Or, b
5000 1888 Seaton nv,
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$40. so. 1916 9th nv, 6r
$40. so. .029 E ne. 7r.b
$40. 50. lib Seaton nw.Gr
$40. 80. 634 Pa Az se. Tor. b
$40. so. 40 10Th se, o.. b
$50. so. .33 ! ne. ilr. b
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$50. 80. 1928 9th NV, Or
$40. 80. 1925 9Th nv. a, b
$40. so. 1876 Seaton. Or
so. so. SO r ne. 6r, b
$40. so. 1928 Franklin
$50. 80. .Q22 G ne. 81
$40. so. 1922 SD. 81. b
$50. 80. 1920 LIST NV. Or
$50. SO. .411 r ne. ST. b
$50. 1880 Sd NV, o.. b
$50. ..3 r ne. 9r
$50. 1910 G ne. sr. b
$2S. 80. -. "a r ne, Sr
$2S. 80. S23 Odd NV, Or, b
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81 so. .l52 d pc. 10r,b
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$27. so. , 1907 18th NV, r
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$27. 80. 1874 Corc'n.Sr, b
$M. 80. .G2o Q nw.1r.b
$cJ.O.1223 Nd nv nee. b
$3.50. .126 + ne, Or. h
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$22.0.l219 Md nv ne. 6. b
&22. so. 1920 C ne. 81
$22.@.. 705 18th ne. 81, b
500. 50. 40 Fla av NV. 6E.b
500. 30. .331 l4th ne, orb
$3.50. .141 Girard, Orb
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$3.50. .206 10Th sc. Or, b
$3.50. ..23 L ne. Or, b
&22. so. 40 X ne. Or, b
$50. O.1232 5th. NV. 7r
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$40. 5O.I27 Mass ne. Or. b
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$l9.56. 1912 Cham'n. Or. b
$3.50. 1904 d Sc. Or, b
$3.50. .291O Ga av. 5r
$3.50. All 10Th sc. Or. b
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$3.50. 1897 Pickford ne
$17.5O.13C7 Emerson ne
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$3.50. .S16 Mich Nv ne
$16.O.. 100 ID ne. 6r. b
$l6.14O5 Montello av ne
$3.50. 1906 afontcllo ne
$3.50. .20j 18th &c, Or. b
$3.50. 642 Florence. Or. b
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$2S. so. .110 s. @ ev sc
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$21 so. 152 d Sc. Tor. b
$27. so. 46 LIST nw.6r. b
$40. so. .645 Acker, ". b
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