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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-11
The AGONY OF A BABY UNDER
A SKIN AFFIICTION

Is all tho more terrible because il can,
tell you how 1t suffers. But there is re-
lief at hand-not only relief but a per-
manent cure from prickley heat
rashes, hives, eczema and all other skin
directions so prevalent among infants
during the summer months. If Won
want to see your baby rest easy once
Iagain-and a look of relief spread over
It's little face, just apply this splendid
remedy ZEMO. We believe honestly
and sincerely that in ZEMO Won will
IND the cure you have been PRAYING
Tor. We can tell you in all truth that
we have made thousands and thous-
ands of parents happy with this sim
pie but sure remedy.
And to prove our absolute sincerity.
we have instructed all druggists sell.
ing ZEMO, to refund the purchaser his
money II the very first bottle does NOT
bring relief. Used persistently there
after ZEMO is bound TO cure.
HEMO and ZEMO SOAP make tho
most economical as well as the clean.
est and most effective treatment for
directions of the skin and scalp wbetb.
CT on infant or grown person,
sold by druggists everywhere ana I'm
Calumet by our authorized agents. Eo.
gle Drug Store. in Laurium by Lam.
|ium Pharmacy.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-11
WONDERS OF WIRELESS

In paper on Wireless Telegraphy,'
read recently before the Royal insti-
tuition of London, Eng, William Mar
conf said that the system of sending
messages by wireless biography had
extended TO remarkable degree dur
ing the last few years, and many of
the difficulties which appeared at the
outset almost insurmountable had
been gradually overcome, chiefly
through the improved knowledge OBJ
tanned Of the principles involved.
The experiments which he had been
fortunate enough to carry out on a
larger scale than was possible in or
binary Laboratories had had novel and
unexpected results Why was it that
the distances traversed at nighttime
were greater than those traversed in
the daytime, and why was ii that
greater distances We're made between
north and south than between east and
west? And why was it that noun
tains and land generally DISTRACTED the
waves in sunlight and seemed to offer
no obstacle at all during the hours of
darkness? The generally accepted rea-
son why sunlight interfered with wire
less biography was that the ionization
Of the gaseous molecules of the air alb
sorbed some of the energy of the cleo
trio waves. Long waves were affect
ed by daylight to a lesser degree than
short waves.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-11
THIS is MY 5orH BIRTHDAY

Representative George w. Norris. Of
the Fifth Nebraska district. who is one
OF The conspicuous leaders among the
'msurgent' Republicans In the House.
was born on farm in Sandusky
County. Ohio, July IL, 1861. His faith
er died when he was a babe. his only
brother was killed in the civil war, and
MS mother was left in straitened cir
cumstances. In his boyhood he was
compelled to work out among neigh
boring farmers and his facilities for
getting an education were very mea-
gre. He studied hard, however and
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-11

The story Of a vanishing letter. both
addressed and signed Dick" from
Richard S Ryan OF New York to Rich
ard A. BaIlinger. then secretary Of the
interior. purporting 10 show that Char
les p Taft had Influenced his brother
President Taft, 10 forward the alleged
attempt Of Guggenheim interests to
secure Controller Bay, the only outlet
for large coal fields in Southern Alas
ka, figure In a Congressional inquiry
begun yesterday. The testimony be-
fore the House committee on expendi-
lures in the interior department. and
statements from the white house and
Charles p. Tafts Offices have failed to
lift the mystery enshroudlng the al
legged letter, and President Taft has
declared that his brother never COM
municated with him on the subject
either orally or in writing.
The president undoubtedly Is tell
ing the truth about this matter. 1t
appears to be nothing more or less
than just bold stroke Of politics on
the part Of willy Democrats who would
seek to embarrass the administration
for campaign material.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-11

became proficient enough to become a
country schoOlmaster. With the mon
ey thus earned he attended Baldwin
University, and later took a course at
the Indiana Normal School. Later he
was enabled to enter law school and
was admitted TO the bar i'm 1888. Two
years later he settled in Nebraska, and
soon began to be conspicuous in poll
tics. After three terms as prosecuting
attorney he was elected Judge of the
district court and served on the bench
from 1895 until his election to Con-
gress I'm 1902.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-11
CareleSsneSS Cause of
Many of Our Fires
EDWARD r. CROKER. Former Fire Chief of New York

AwHE PRINCIPAL CAUSE DUE TO
n cARELEssNEss.
The way prevent them is by rigid and careful IN
SPECTION of all buildings Rubbish be cleared from
the Railways electric CAREFULLY examined Many
fires caused by defective insulation.
The old fashioned oil very dangerous thing In my
opinion should be used any longer Candles bad
Our scrapers another of fire danger Some day
will be terrible loss of life well property New York The
yscrapers called frepoo but they than wha: fire.
mon call SLOW BURNING buildings
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-11

Recent observation revealed the in
teresting fact that 1t was easier ia
send messages between north and
south than between east and west. A
ship 1000 miles away off the south of
spain or in the Mediterranean could
almost always communicate during the
hours of darkness, with stations ON the
coast of England or Ireland while
specially powerful instruments were
wanted to enable a ship the same
distance away in the Atlantic to COM
municate with these islands.
1t seemed as IL messages going be-
tween east and west were refracted
in such a manner IS to be diverted
north or south. Interesting expert
mcnts hal been made as to the varia-
lions OF the strength of the signals.
During daytime the strength remained
steady. Shortly atCer sunset at Clifden
the signals became gradually weaker.
and about two hours later they were
at their weakest. They then began to
strengthen again and reached "a very
nigh maximum about the time of sun
set in the eastern portion of Canada.
After that the signals went back to the
normal lay strength.
At Glaze bay and the other side Of
tic Atlantic the signals began to
strengthen steadily shortly before
sunrise at Cliiden. and reached an
other high maximum shortly after
sunrise az Clifden. The energy then
steadily decreased again until it
reached a minimum a short time be-
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-11

The senatorial contest is warming
up in Virginia where William A. Jones
and Carter Glass. both members Of the
lower branch of Congress. are endeav-
oring 10 secure the seats or Senator
Martin, the minority leader in the
SENATE. and Senator Swanson. who is
filing the uneXpired term OF the late
Senator Daniel.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-11
THE DOLLAR AT THE
DOOR.

%.....s...s% !. !. :. - !: = :: 80
one day a silver dollar sougr,
A lodging In the town.
abe CHEEKY ring of silver brought,
Intent 20 sStile down.
THE fellow 1t was first to sight
Was one. I'm sad to say,
Who did not hasten TO invite
| The coin in town To stay.
This most unpatriotic man,
Instead of being glad
To aid the dollar in the plan
To help the town 1t had,
The dollar sent afar to roam
In other regions then
And never to his town or home
That dollar came again.
Another dollar also came;
Eut met "A man more kind
A fellow with a diff'rent name,
More patriotic mind.
He asked il in, he bade IL stay
And help the town to grow;
And never once IL roamed away
or cared afar to go.
From house to house that dollar went
And labored for the good
O. ev'ry man to whom twas sent
And all the neighborhood.
II helped the farmers field to till,
To swing The woodsman's AK.
TC build tic church upoa the hl'l
And paw the village tax.
Next time a dollar comes to town
Let's greet 1t with cheer;
Don't send it off or turn ii down,
But let it settle here
For ev'ry dollar come to roost
In home or farm or store
Is one more dollar come to boost
The town a little more!
Douglass Malloch.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-11
POLITICS AND POLITICIANS.

Republicans of Massachusetts will
name their candidates for governor on
oct. T.
Congressman John w. Boehne is
mentioned for the Democratic nominal
ton Tor governor of Indiana in 1912.
with a state campaign In Kentucky
ana senatorial contests on in Virginia,
North Carolina. Arkansas. Mississippi.
Georgia and Louisiana, the South is
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-11
Do Not Be a Pessirnist
BY Bishop BURcH of New York
o NOT BE A PEssIMIsr.

~ NOT BE a PESslMIsT
The pessimis has been abroad the last few years.
in the church itself He has talked written preached
disappointment, and despair. That voice of the
pesmst may be telling the this the POS
SIBILITY of establishing the kingdom of Christ EARTH attacking
Christianity with heorism.
People should let critics influence them We MUST face
critc whether be candid fair unfair We these
conditions of SOCIAL DISORDER
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-11

Kentucky is the first state to settle
= 1913 senatorial contest. The with
drawal Of Senator Paynter has left
Representative ollie James a clear
field. and unless the legislature Of tho
state becomes Republican on joint bal
lot next winter Mr.. James will succeed
Mr.. Paynter in the United States SEN
ate. The present legislature is Demo
cratic on joint ballot by nfty-nine.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-11

orat heads the next administration. !
believe the party I'm npwer viii work
for the perpetulty Of the American
republic. amelioration Of the condition
Of the poor and the betterment Of So
ciety."
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-11

The heat that baked apples on the
trees In Brockport. y y, may have
popped corn on the ear In sections re-
mote from the telegraph and the sharp
eyed reporters.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-11

Like Governor Osborn Of Michigan.
Governor Marshall Of Indiana believes
in sticking 10 his post The Indiana
executive has been out Of the state but
three times since his election.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-11

Ethel Barrymore is the latest ac-
tress to seek freedom-and alimony.
our actresses simply must have their
recreation.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-11

The Improvement at Clifden and
Gldce Bay had had the effect of re-
drcing the amount Of Interference to
which signals were liable in the early
days. The strengthening o. the sig
rails had made possible the use of re-
c.rding instruments capable OF rcceiv-
ing messages at high rate Of speed.
Wireless telegraphy was tending al
most TO reyolutionize our means of
communication from place TO place.
Commercial messages containing s12,-
200 words were sent between Clifden
and Glace Bay from May /, 1910, to
the end of April, 1911. The fact that
the system was to be discussed at the
present imperial conference showed
the important position which had been
assumed by wireless telegraphy within
the short space of ten years.
1t was not difficult to see that the
new method was destined to facili-
tate communication throughout the
world. In addition to it's uses for the
transmission of messages over sea and
land, many countries, including Italy,
Canada and Spain, had already begun
to supplement their ordinary teleg-
raphic systems by wireless telegraphy
installations, but some time must pass
before the method could be largely
used for inland purposes generally
in Europe, owing TO the efficient net
work of land lines already existing.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-11
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION,
BY Mail or Carrier.
TUESDAY, JULY II, 1911.

Somebody ought 10 hunt out those
scientists who have claimed that the
sun is losing its heat.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-11

For the present the land use of wire
less telegraphy would be confined to
the extra European countries. new
countries and undeveloped countries, in
some of which climatic conditions and
other causes absolutely prevented the
use of land lines. Busy people could
no longer find quiet on board ship.
wireless telegraphy had more than
once proved a valuable aid to the
cause of justice. It's chief benefit had
been the facility with which ships I'm
distress could ask for help. Several
governments had passed a law maxi
Ing a wireless telegraphy installation
a compulsory part OF the equipment
of all passenger ships entering their
ports.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-11

Tore sunrise in Canada. After that the
signals went back to normal day
Strength. I hat occurred on 9S per cent
Of the days in the year Signals had
.lcen received over a distance of 1900
lies on a vessel going from Italy to
Ruenos Ayres, the wires connected
With the vessel being held aloft by
reans Of kite
The Italian government had carried
out tests between Italy and east AZ
RIGA Considerable interest attached
TO those experiments, because the land
between the two stations, distance
o. $500 miles. was dry and contained
long stretches of desert. The results
obtained during the hours of darkness
we're good.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22
SoURrznsrH wAaD-to..t,...s-,


Goodrich Sale Bella Hubbards sub. OF all
C. C. III. lying n OF Canhed ave.
Wekser, La Sale, last named sub.
Goodrich La Sale. last named sub.
III Harrington. Sale. sub ...........
Hubbard Est. La sale las tnamed sub.
Bella Hubbard Eat. La Sale amended plat OF lots
M both inclusive OF block 49, and lots 70 to sS both
inclusive of block IA OF Bella HubbaId sub OF all or
thsr OF p. C. ~ lying n OF Garfield sve.,.....'...
ssader. O. La Sale last named sub:
Ogilvie Sale, Cranes lot 50 OF b63..
Mary w. Sale, named sub.
H. Bennett W. La Sale, last named sub.
Walker. W. La salle Bryant Walkers sub. or o.
IS, sub. of
Curry la Sale Heiner & Graham's sub. OF o. l.
81 D. Sos, j. b. campau farm ...............
H. Marquis La Sale, last named sub. :..-::
O. shenkel; La Sale, Daniel Scottens sub Of lot SO
and all that part Of lot tb. lying My OF the O. T. Ry
Of the sub OF p e 5ss B. campau farm, -
Unknown Bangor. Hypolite Brossards sub OF lots 81
50 and that part OF ]. 3d. OF the L. g. q M y r. H.
Hubbard's sub. OF part OF D. c. II. n. of
Michigan except q ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Theisen Bangor. Hypolite Brossards sub OF lots
ST. IS and all that OF S. of tho l. g. a. NJ
r. r. of sub. OF .. c. sea-.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22

vacated alley lying wof lot s snd w " o. .
Ts::.n Last . named named sub 10 IT
TSsissn W. ssnsor last named sub
Jas McGregor W. Bangor last named sub
Jas ia. MeSrssSr " BsnsOr named
Ja. Mcoregor w Bangor last named sub 49,, ma
iyn az n Of r. line Of lot 20 and line Of Lovet'
Frank waschcwsk e. Lovett Jane. McMiiian'. SUB; o
SIS 81 yns VIC OF a asd da,oinns saia lot
Jas. e. Mason. W. Loyett Thomas Ryorafts sub OF the
chss ca1pbeil = W. o. Lcvett Meters sub lot Of the
partition of the E. Sheldon Est being part OF p c. ~
C. Raupp W Ecvett scotch Levstts part Of
rE srinkmaH W LoSett last named !,
Hewlett ssth H9wletts sub Of blocks Is y ana 70
Howistt asth. last named sub.
terneS Howisnd's sub OF blocks Is and a. Of
esSwsy BSt.srnsi d H ow named SUP
:uS o. block. Is and q, OF soovsl' sub, OF W y Of
I'd rq Rose. sec asth VIM Holmes sub Of blocks is H.
"a 25, 81 and rs of Scovers sub of W. Of frac sec
Butterneid Rowland W. asth Butterneld Howiand's
sub. OF blocks 10 and % OF scoves sub OF w. u OF
title q Trust Co. W 2sth. Galloway Butterneid How
lands sub fblocs 16 and 2a OF Scovers SUB OF the
Hewlett W. 18th Howetts sub OF blocks is. 10 90
OF scoxers sub OF the W. u OF frac. sec = I. o.
HoS,tt sstn: ia:i named sub .,.,.: I'M (; n.:r;
Of es a and Gss n Of !. Micnisas ave- and Ham
Thos Lawick w. 2sth last named sub................
Ed. Mclean W, 2sth. last named sub ...,.........
Hammond Est Co. 2sth las, named sub ,a,,..,.; !.
Hswanss sub OF beeRs 1s and ~ Of scovss sub Of
the w. 4 o. frss sec ov.nd hartford R1tt.rn.d
& Howiands blocks is and 2s OF scovers sub.
of Of frae sec s. Iov.i, , Of block. 10
II and IL OF scovers sub. of the W. OF frac sec z
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22

W. Hsnsis. " Field. M W Fields ana sub. OF part
C Baumsnn W. Field W. Feds sub Of mart 81 =
sTs. being land conceded 20 Moses w Fields BY
James X Hyde and Asa ID. Dickinson. -.
J. C. ooss. brand Boulevard last named sub.
VIM. 0sist Grand Boulevard Ffelds' sub OF the
go IT. OF that part OF 67s. lying OF Bvd and
n OF the line OF ST Paul .......... a 40 M
Mary Field. Grand boulevard Lisden Lawn sub OF
that part Of y, G e7s. between Grand Boulevard
Mary Field, Grand Boulevard e.. named sub 80.
Frank Crane, Grand Boulevard e.. Frontenac sub. Of
part part or d. c. 678. Waterloo 1t
Mary Field. Grand Boulevard e. last sub.
Mary Field. Grand Boulevard e. last sub
Mary Field. Graad Boulevard e.. last named sub.
Mary Field. Grand Boulevard e. last named
Mary Field. Grand Boulevard e. last named
Mary Field. Grand Boulevard O.. last named
Mary Field. Boulevard all that part OF D G.
67e bounded follows. the O. by Field ave, the
by Grand Boulevard the n. by Preston ct and
on the by Goethe ST. except n 100 r. OF W, lsS II.
lot 81 and part Of lot: 20 and Is Of the sub OF the
J. asnr;ca. I. Grand 1oaisvald .: sub OF IN. Is Of
sgs n ef0ratiot ave.. n 1905 It. OF ". ass IT.
i1s1 n OF ". sss n
o xsts.s Grand Boulsy.rd plat Of Bsste-s sub Q;
lots ana OF sub. or q part or p @ ofs' n W OF
ras H.s ossa0s rs Grand oai.v. .. sra ban.
and W. Of ana adjoining Boulevard
a 81 n OF n 141r1o n OF q lee n
ogs1sox ~ Grand Boulevard Daniel Osgoodr
Est suA II pax4 81 era commissioners In parti-
....-.-.-..............-G zl.s IL
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22
FFTEENTH WARD.

Unknown. Boxwood. last named sub.
FIFTEENTH WARE
D les 4 t siseH Sub q III. V:
ely line Of Mt Eliiott ave- with sy Of Wish,
nc rs ss S IF T q Z.
o a .S & Ry pas. 3: OF
private sey n Of rear 81 spd Of a
portion lying s.sh Il
s. .s il q: s.srs Of isr5
is ySsP' en' ef S S . e !.
ssss? last fs%se
farm SIS 81 the
eva "e Patterson Fort last named sub
FARM S. s and q Il
!; h 3: Of & OF Is.
ss q +. w i.
s . ii 'es q.
bryant ~ Ike 3, isst
also M part Of lot gsasfait farm A
c cs1f. SsrTa %sts1ico last named
Della Della ksnnsast MsssrSS last na%:s
Il ns u To. assTs:ss 10 tn. nc
Mcleod preston. last las, named named
Meeees Preston as :us OF Inc
s' s say issss Il ns Ps' Of
e "a Sucker. preston. last named
Ger Ann Bank las: named
John Brsitmeyer. Mack. Breitmeyer,. sub Of lot.
q S tS: a u lot 0sas Of sub
John sreiim.y.r . Mack last named
,o Ss0s0 and except $3.50 I. and ssosp iross II
HON. savings wiz Bank. n oratiot WY That
s Pa. Of q dr.ils g. . W ' s1d O.
IaSs I CIV ~ & 81, Is r. of the WY 1876 #
II q tbs y of Of sS , .a q ana
o. the Sss ely Ii, I'm! Z. t. :;i
s..ass,s 3 g ai g s
S':s:.; as s;ss;, ::ISsS 4 YIN:
Of and .d,G ann s%ss .uS Of part
lots g end 81 Ms drum farm farm p ~.
Celia Decker. n warren Lots sub Of o -. MAJ
&. s:ss. Is ;Gs e q n sss
W.: named :as !. the
q TrSnr. So Mf ferrg ssswr sub Of
rs. the hi. crust 9t Co. Ps sss
O. / 81 Medium farm . is; i -,
J. Tht " I'VE Weiss. Tsas brand sd seqsSs;S
f. Sn z Of l'ss
o.o Sn 5spts OF linz M.Gbury Bel.
being part Of SSs s5s Brewer: sub Of tn.
acres Of the W. 90 acres Of lying araaOt
J. NJ Brewer. n Lambert last sub. ...:......
" p s SIS. known chaDOton farm. and tn en- WY
ps eseaeisS nsnd E ;Ss .as q bar;
Mf. Mary Whalen n Harper sub
lot rs of the subd of the n Of frao sec rs and e
Bertha a5iS f isS sherwood named
j. s sommer W Field. Humans Belt Line addition oeins
Par so q, w. Field last named
Hsnnrn Field fast named sub
,,Is EsHcs. E EsS last last named named : SUBJ
Kttie Eeucht Fsld last named sub
II steihna w Field. last named sub.
O. Leg Field F sst nance sst named snD sub
E r McNamsrs w. Field. last named sub.
Bes.. W Field Bestes sub Of part Of p =, 81
s7s. bet Mack and GratOt road y e Of s 500 r.
Field ;us e the ,os eastern part of p s''
Fred Eessrt. ". Field last named sub,
cha. Ki.w w. Field. aisS school OF the sly ,s.o.
of lots 1 Sssws en- and
chas Kiew W. Field last named sub ....-.......'....
P SoSs2 Fed ifis ns@:S sub
eastern part Of , SIS HoT named Sl
Man red: E:iS Is, named sub
EsS: E EsS last las: named named SUBJ
chas r. Becker w. Field. last named sub.
Cha: Bseksr W. Fsd last named
BecssT W. F EeIs last named SUBJ
Vincent Field W. FIELD named sub. ............
Mary FIELD Field named
Mary Eiea E ,sIS last las, named named sub.
Mar Field W Field last named sub.
that part D. SIS. lying OF the Blvd and
80. Of 81 Paul ~ II
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22

IssUses os~aGs HaaA osuaa Doulsvsrd 81 p s7S,
p M.sk road and Of or>ssot ava ana lying ". OF
aAA Adto4ukn9 Boulevard.
rssysss s.~a,ss Bank Bouiey.rd last named
J.ess SstisaSss " GRAND Bouisvsrd 81 susdiyision OK
q. M ~ r. 70 %. 81 and % cf YIN Mer.n and
Of eu. bet Mack ave- and the line OF Forest ave-.
- =. = Is n
oss.a ysussv.ra .. ,. ~, rxlms sub.
n % n,
sss.A q-sA e cAreya suss.sss.t " os>nd 1oulsv.rd
aaA LAfAystts q.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22

s1 rz s.s . .s z s s.s Il p
p.sts I: Tfeat:ase Bavd i.st NAMED rub
w Brooks. Frontsnao Blvd. Russers Belt Line ad-
aion Of the MY Part Of p SIS. :nn:. nal: I'm:
addition being part OF p e7s
II. p. schmeltx Helen Lothrops Estate Co Limited.
sub. of part OF c. e7s. n. OF Champain e.
r. H Campbell Helen. that part OF els lying OF
ehevai ave. n 20 It. of a s1ls IT. ". 100
August Knsbus0h. . Helen. last named sub
n IL IT OF o. <61.+S II. OF ". 100 n. Of
r. Drocas Hsen Lothropts Estate Co. Limited sub.
sf part Of p eta. n ef Champlan - ......n % Il
waihsr q wsiasr. q Helen. Brswsr.s 500 % ne q -
Of the ". 30 acres OF s7a lying n OF Ora
O. Fraser, e. Hsisn,
Osborn. Helen last named sub.
Helen last named sub.
Mason smith Helen last named sub
Mason Smith, Helen last named sub.
r. A. Lyon Helen. n T. Bfschers sub OF part or frsn
~ Brewer W Helen Belt Line sub Of tn. MY part OF
p Q. B7s. known a. L chapoton farm. and the n WY
Part Oh H.:n ,.., n.n.a :ns
a. B. knowles Helen last named sub.
b Lyon, Helen last named sub.
Carl Hoffman Helen, CANDLES sub. OF part OF
and 10. sta, n of orstiot ave
Anthony Kress ". Helsn. last named sub
Anthony Kress. ". Helen, last named sub 10 X
Ternss Lumber Co. Helen. Chr. paxnto's sub
part OF LOT sub OF BIS. n WY OF Gratot ave
AID lot sab az lot Of said sub.
| n IL n
ltbs r.