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ACCUSED OF EMBEZZLING.
Charges Against Employees Of De-
partment Store.

Spencer F. Soper, recently employed as
a clerk in the shoe department of s.
Kann, Sons & Co., has been ar
rested by Detectives Grant and Helan of
the United States attorneys office. The
charge against Soper is embezzlement, the
information against him alleging that he
co-operated with the floOrwalker Of his
department in defrauding the store. The
floorwall5er was held for the grand jury
under $500 bonds last week on the same
charge.
Soper is at liberty on bond Of $780, He
will be given a preliminary hearing in
the Police Court next week, or as soon
as the court docket permits. One other
man suspected of being implicated in the
alleged systematic embezzling is expected
to be arrested within a few days, &C.
cording to information received from the
office of the United States attorney today.
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In Mem0riam.

BANTER. In sad but loving remembrance oe
our dear daughters and sisters. MABEL q.
HARDING, who left four years ago, De-
cember 81. 1905, and of FANNIE r. BAN
TER, who left us three years ago. February
s. 1910.
How short the race our dear ones run.
Cat down in all their bloom:
The course but yesterday begun
Is now finished in tn. tomb.
BY THE FAMILY.
BROWN. In sad but loving remembrance IL
dear mother. MARY 7. BROWN. who
died one year ago today December 81. 1911.
By HER CHILDREN.
CRAIG. In memory OF my old friend. JOHN
CRAIG. who died five years ago today. De-
cember 81, 1907
May his rest be peaceful.
FARRELL. In sad but loving remembrance at
my dear husband and our devoted father.
JAMES J. FARRELL. who departed this life
years ago tomorrow. January I, 1906.
Farewell, farewell my husband. dear;
have spent sad and Lonely years
Since the New Year morning from US you did
part:
You left me since with a broken hesrt.
BY HIS WIFE AND SONS.
Anniversary mass at 81. Aoysus Church We'd
nesday morning, January !. 1913. at O'Clock.
HAYIE. In sad but loving remembrance OF my
dear husband and our father. FRANK j.
HAYRE. who died four years ago today, De-
cember 81. 1908.
Gone but not forgotten.
BY HIS WIFE AND SONS.
PINN. In loving remembrance OF my darling
nephew LEONARD a.. PINN. who departed
this life January 81. 1910. aged thirteen years
and two months.
Gone in the best OF days.
Blightcd in youthful bloom.
Torn from the hearts that loved him
To sleep in the silent tomb.
BY HIS ONLY AUNT. GRACE T.. SCRANAGE.
SCHOFIELD. In loving remembrance of my
dear brother. CHARLES f.. SCHOFIELD. 4
who departed this life five years ago today
December 81, 1907.
BY HIS SISTER MINNIE.
SHELTON. In memory OF my beloved husband.
GEORGE Il. MCCLELLAN SHELTON. who
died December 81 1909.
SMITH In memory Of my beloved husband,
JOHN 4. SMITH. who departed this life
one year ago today, December 81, 1911.
Eternal rest grant him, - Lord;
And let perpetual light shine upon him.
May his soul rest in peace.
BY HIS WIFE.
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is survived h, one .is;e. aud daush..-.
Mrs Edith Newman.
HOWELL. 90 MONDAY. December ~. 1872. ct
ii::.o am. JoSls'H u Howell. -,.-
Funeral frurn his late res!ieGr al ioth street
southeast. ON Wc,incs lay January |. 1918 ~
am: mass NJ - Ignl;ius Catd..le tIusch
oxon hin. Md. at 10 o'lec-. inte.neat pri-
waite.
LATcHfoRp. on Menday. December 80. ,'is
late Geor-r &. ana Sarah Iatch:ori % An
napolis Jrnci"n.
Funeral from :, ralrisks Church THURSDAY:
January =. 1913. al SO am. lnielment at
Laurel. Md. ai Il s.m i
LEyEY. At Mstinshurg W Va on sunday.
December -. 1917. JAMES II. LEvEi, a
Funeral Thursday. January =. 1918. at : pan.
from Asbury A NJ. r. Church l.
LEVY. Al Martnsbgrg W Va. December -.
1912. JAMES II. LEVY. 3:;'.
Members Of Jonathan nav,s Consistory SCOT
fish Rite Hall. 1888 18th street northwest.
"Wednesday night. January !. at II o'cl'sck pm.
mains. will lie IN state at scottish Rite Halt
from January l. !" an. TO Janunry 2. ! pm.
test \. J. SMITH. So Keeper az Seals aud
Archives.
MEDfoRD Suddenly. on Decemher ~. 1872.
at 9.l0 PM. ElGIN PERRY MEDFoRI,
husband OF Ruth Mrdfori nee HARRISON snl
son ~ the late Charles ard Amelia Medfors;
Funeral services at his iaie residence 1861 go
street northwest. W eGb 'StiaN. jahuAts l. 1910.
II pm. lntement private. 81
NEPHEW. Departed this life Monday. d.
c"niher 3n. 1912. ~ o'rock am. FRED
ERICk Il. NErHEN of sDi X street north
west. aged forty YEAR,.
loved in life. remembered in DEATH
Funeral from chanel of Frank Geicr $ Sons.
ll13 9Th street northwest. on Thursday. jan
uary =. 1913. at = o'clock pm lntermeni at
Arlington national cemetery i
READ. ON December 30. 1872. JANE READ.
daughter of the late Robert Read.
Funeral from her late residence. 3O2S street.
Thursday, January >, 1913. at 3 o'clock. Il
O'Clock pm. CHARLES =. SIIREyE. the be-
loved father OF Charles :. Sbreve. IT.. Cora
Shreve and Fannie VI. Shreye in the sixty
seventh year Of his age.
Funeral al o'clock nm. January q 1913. froui
his late residence. 1913 sth street northwest.
MILITARY ORDER or FOREIGN WARS OF
THE UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA CoMMANDERY.
The death Of companion GEORGE W SNIP
son. Fay Director. L. =. Navy. Retired. In this
city. the aJth day OF December. is announced
to the t"mniandery
Funeral sor.icrs at which the attendance of
Companions is requested, will Ice held ut st.
Johns Church Januery = 1913. AT 30 PM.
Intarm"ni at National cemetery, Arlington Va.
Rear Admiral RICHARDSON CLOVER.
L. :. Navy Retired.
Commander.
Major JOSEPH VI. HELLER,
Secretary.
WEIGH. Suddenly on December 80 1912. &c
10 pm. IRWIN. beloved son 81 FRANKLIN and
Nettie Nelch. aged ten years.
Funeral services AT his late residence. 2l9A Nor
gan street northwest. Tuesday. December 81.
at pm. Remains to he taken 10 Newark,
Del, "Wednesday morning for interment
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
to the health department in the last
twenty-four hours:
Jennie DUNCAN. 81 years, Providence
Hospital.
Elgin P MedfOrd, 40 years. 1881 Sd
street northwest.
Jane Read, Sc years, 3O2s n street
northwest.
Mary Callahan. 20 years, 25O7 l street
northwest.
Frederick Nephew. 40 years. Washing
ton Asylum Hospital
Mamie Curtis, 40 years, 40 Carroll
street southeast
Arthur Pendleton, % years, Freedmen
Hospital.
James Turner. 43 years, Washington
Asylum Hospital
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| In honor of Miss Antoinette Tyssowski.
who Is home from boarding school for the

in honor of Miss Antoinette TyssowsId
who Is home from boarding school for the
holidays.
Misses Virginia l.. Raymond, Estella
Everett. Isabel D. Atkinson and Adele f.
Kelley will be at home to their FRIENDS
Wednesday. January 1, from until u, at
1922 University place
The younger members OF the Octagon
Club gave a pretty dance last night at
the Raleigh. A cabaret supper and a CO.
tillon were features. There We're unique
favors for the latter. The attendance Was
large.
A pretty party was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. James J. Conley at their residence.
800 18th street northwest last evening
to Their son. Master Leonard Conley, to
celebrate his seventh birthday.
Among those present were Misses Re-
gina Enwright. Mary Wrenn, Mildred
Schultz. Evelyn Schultz, Marsarite Nc
Donough, Mary O'Neil, Edna Conley,
Masters Maurice Enwr.ght, Wallace En-
wright. Thomas Bromley. Edward Wrenn.
McDopough. Matheau Mellinex, Charles
O'Neil. MIR. and Mrs. Maurice Leonard,
Miss Mary Reed, Mr.. George S. Leonard
and Mr. j. Feldman.
4 dinner was given at the home of
Mrs. a. b. Moore Saturday evening
in honor of her son. August. who lately
arrived here from New York TO spend
the holidays. Among those present We're
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Moore. their daughter
Miss Adah Moore: August Moore. T.
Moore. p. Winter. r. Winter, G. Nairn
P. Marin. +. Hickman. G. Hickman, j.
Lynch, d. kessler, K. Brown and s
E. Solan.
Miss Agnes Kennedy has moved from
the Holland, 1925 Vernon place, TO 1914
Connecticut avenue.
Mrs. George Bliss and Miss Bliss. 2132
Bancroft place, will be at home Thurs
days in January after this week.
Mime. Calderon and Miss Elena Calde-
ron will receive the first and third Fri
days in January at the legation of b.
ivia.
One of the events of New Year day
will be reception from to 4, given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G.. Carpenter and
Miss Carpenter at their home on Con-
necticut avenue. Miss Carpenter. after
a four-year absence at Smith College,
will be at home this winter.
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Trouble Nearly Adjusted.

Representative Cox advised Robinson
to get the Doctors certificate back and
let my son go ahead with the funeral, -
Mr.. Frey, sr.. said today. Representa-
tive Cox asked me if he did that would
| withdraw my charge. l old him yes,
SO funeral arrangements could go on.
This proposed adjustment. Mr.. Frey
sr.. explained. was upset mintue later
when Chief Clerk South entered the dis
cussion and said he would not o. X. the
bill if MIR. Frey conducted the funeral
Mr.. Frey, ST.. declared that his son was
willing to cut his price to the figure OF
the rival undertaken. even though il
meant a loss, to complete the funeral
But Chief Clerk South decided in favor
of the other undertaken.
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[I|!Elzi|1lj
Congratulated for Speedy Work.

ID. F. Pearce of 1909 Pomeroy street
Anacostia, explaining that he speaks for
the colored people of Washington, has
sent to Clarence r. Wilson, United
States attorney for the District of CO.
lumbia, a letter congratulatfng him for
his part In the speedy indictment of
Nathaniel Green. colored, accused of
attacking Mrs. Grant last week.
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Says Robinson Took Certificate.

Frey thereupon in company with
Policeman Wall entered the house and
asked Mrs. Curtis to advise him in the
matter. She told Frey in the presence
OF the policeman to 60 ahead and bury
her husband. but in the meanwhile
Robinson had taken the death certifi-
cate which the undertaken had left at the
house for the doctor to sign. Frey de-
manded the death certificate, Robinson
refusing TO give it up. saying he want
ed democrat to bury Curtis"
1t was after these differences had
been reported to him by his son, Mr.
Frey, sr., said today. that he decided to
take a hand in the matter by going to
the officials of the House and asking
them to arbitrate the matter. 1t was
while he was at the Capitol, Mr.. Frey
sr. alleges. that he was struck by
Robinson. Because of the charge made
by Frey. Sr.. against Robinson. it was
explained today. they went to the office
of the captain of police. Representa-
tive Cox of Indiana was then called in
in an effort to reach an amicable ad-
jUStment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-31

Former Justice and Mrs. Brown will
receive New Year. assisted by Mrs. Fran
ces E. Warren of Wyoming. Mrs. Pitts
Duffield of New York and Mrs. Gordon
Crawford of Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-31

Mrs. Dimock and Mrs Hutchinson have
cards out for Wednesday, January 8.
from to g. at their residence, 1871 l
street. to meet Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Schelling.
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CLEARING UP THE FACTS
ABOUT CURTIS FUNERAL
Father of A. G. Frey, the Un-
dertaker, Explains His Own
Part in the Controversy.

Some of the confusion of politics and
personalities that has surrounded the
story Of exciting incidents concerning
the burial of Charles Curtis, colored, an
employee Of the House of Representatives.
was cleared today by a statement made
by Abram Frey. ST.. father Of A. G. Frey,
the undertaken called in by Mrs. Curtis
to take charge of the funeral. 1t was
today, who caused the arrest of Prince
Robinson on a charge of assault, and not
his son. the undertaken
complainant Frey denied today that
he caused the arrest of Robinson after
Chief Clerk South of the House of Rep
resentatives refused to pay the bill of
his son as undertaken for the Curtis fu-
neral. He had preferred the charge of
assault against Robinson, he declared,
before the dispute over the funeral ar
rangements was decided, but did express
a Willingness not to press the charge. in
order to reach an amicable adjustment
OF the matter in favor Of his son.
The Senior Frey Charged Assault.
The confusion of names in the case
arose from the fact that it was the IA
Their of Undertaken Frey and not the un-
dertaker himself who preferred the
charge of assault that brought the case
into the limelight of the courts
MT Frey, ST.. explained today that his
son was called in by the widow to take
charge of the funeral ARRANGEMENTS
and that the charge was made high be-
cause of the widows insistence, against
the arguments of the undertaken, for
an expensive and handsome couch
casket Then Undertaken Frey went
I n I4to
ments.
Upon his arrival he was denied adj
mission by Prince Robinon," stated Mr..
Frey, sr., today, mot because he
tRobinson) was a relative or even ac-
quainted with the wife, but because
he and Curtis belonged to the same
democratic club, and he said the bill
would have to be paid through him by
the chief clerk of the House, and the
bill would not be .. X. ID unless he sale
SO.
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Mrs. Biddle has cards out for dance
at the commandments house, marine bar
racks, Wednesday evening. January %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-31

The younger members OF the Octagon
Club gave a pretty dance last night at
the Raleigh. A cabaret supper and a CO.
tillon were features. There were unique
favors for the latter. The attendance Was
large.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-31

Misses Virginia l.. Raymond, Estella
Everett. Isabel d. Atkinson and Adele +.
Kelley will be at home to their frienos
Wednesday. January l, from ) until q. at
1922 University place
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-31

DR.. and Mrs. Montgomery will be at
home. $50 c street northwest, New Year
day from to g. All members and friends
of Metropolitan Church are invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-31

Gen. and Mrs. Wood had young COM
pany dining with them before the dance
and Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Johnson sup
per party following it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-31

Mrs. George Bliss and Miss Bliss, 2l32
Bancroft place, will be at home Thurs
DAYS in January after this week.
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Because of the death of William James
of Baltimore, grandfather of Mrs. Hunt
ingtOn Wilson. the assistant secretary of
state and Mrs. Huntington Wilson have
been called to Baltimore.
Miss Bessie G. Frank and Mr. A. NJ
Weinberg, both of Baltimore, Md, were
married last Sunday at noon by Rev.
Abram Simon. Owing to the i'll health
q the brides parents the ceremony.
which was followed by dinner. TOOK
place at the home of Mrs. Ben Schwartz
Of 1892 10th street northwest, sister of
the bride, only the immediate families of
the young couple being present
After an extended tour of the south, Mr.
and Mrs. Weinberg will return to New
York, where they will make their future
home.
Miss Helene Gerber of Baltimore, Nd,
who was present at the wedding, will re-
main for an indefinite stay, being enter
tanned by her cousins Misses Elsie and
Ruth Schwartz.
A holiday luncheon was given last Fri
day by Miss Helen r. Dyer to few Of
her girl friends at Business High School,
the guests including Misses Kimmel
Chase Humphreys, Presnell, Faye and
Fletcher. The hostess residence on Bry-
ant street was prettily decorated with
evergreens and holly. and the table had a
Christmas scene in the center, surround
ed by tiny Santa Claus fayors. The aft
ernoon was spent in games and music.
prizes being given in the former to the
Misses Fletcher and Chase
Mrs. NJ c. Twining, wife of Admiral
Twining 1919 X street, will receive New
Year day.
Miss c. Virginia Hollinberger, daughter
of Can't and Mrs. J. T. Hollinberger of
this city, and Mr.. Sherley F. Williams,
formerly of Washington, but now of An
napolis, were quietly married at noon yes
terday in Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Quincy Kern en-
tertained at dinner yesterday in honor
of Mr.. Henry Boyd, a Princeton senior.
Among the guests were representatives
from Yale, Vassar, Georgetown. Knox
Vile Mt Union and Chicago.
Miss Harriet E. Harding will be at
home at 1879 Park road from to
o'clock tomorrow.
DR. Sidney H. Rosenthal is spending a
few days in Baltimore with friends
Mrs. George L. Baker of Columbia, S.
c. arrives today, to be the guest of Mr..
Justice and Mrs. Lamar.
Miss Anna L. Heider Of Westminster
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Lieut.. c. H. Wells. L. S. NJ. c.. who
has been spending Christmas with his
parents at the Woodley, returned to the
naval station at Port Royal Saturday.
Mrs. Wells will remain until the end of
the week visiting her sister, Miss Flor
ence Oliver
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-31

The British ambassador and Mrs Bryce
bers of the embassy staff and their fami-
lies. Following the luncheon there will
be a Christmas tree for the children of
Capt. Heathcoat S. Grant. naval attache,
and Mrs. Grant, and Lieut.. Col. Moreton
F. Gage. military attache, and Mrs. Gage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-31

Mrs. Charles Brock of the Portner en-
tertained at dinner last night in honor
of her sister. Mrs. Milburn, who has
just returned from the Philippines
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Miss Irene NJ Payne. with Miss Marian
| Goodrich and Miss Louise Schmid. will
receive Wednesday, January I, from ) to
6 O'Clock.
Lieut.. c. H. Wells. L. S. NJ. c.. who
has been spending Christmas with his
parents at the Woodley returned to the
naval station at Port Royal Saturday.
| Mrs. Wells will remain until the end of
the week visiting her sister, Miss Flor
ence Oliver.
Mr. and Mrs William Dudley enter
tanned last evening at their home on the
Conduit road for their little sons, Howlette
and LIE Roy. The small guests spent
pleasant time in music. dancing, playing
games, which were fresh from Santa
Claus pack, and eating Christmas goodies
Mrs. Guy Carlton and DR.. and Mrs.
Hunt of Asheville. N. c., are spending
the holidays with DR.. and Mrs. Marvin
A. Gusts. and will be at home informally
Friday afternoon, January 3.
Miss Florence Cusick was hostess at
Christmas party Friday evening at her
residence 437 NJ street The house was
beautifully adorned with Christmas
greens and red flowers. Music and dane
ing We're the features Of the evening.
after which refreshments were served at
a late hour. Those present were the
Misses Genevieve Anadale, Anna Darnell.
Mary Deeds Helen Dom, Anna Easily
Smith. Gisella Gloetzner, Marguerite
Haycock. Rozina Hawkins. Catherine
Howard, Helen Jones. Estelle Murray,
Eleanor Robey, Estelle Spindler, Ellen
Tennyson, Irene Cusick. Clara Cusick.
Florence Cusick and the Messrs. Paul
Ardeeser Jack Anadale. Cyril Cline, Wal
ter Cahill. Walter Cusick, Richard Fitz-
gerald, Lorenzo Fowler. Louis Hawkins,
Frank Howard. Ray Lansdale. William
Kelly. Herbert Lowey. John Mckee,
Charles Peck, Arthur Philips, Cornelius
Ryan, Maurice Robey. Scotchie Sloane.
Stanley Snoderass, Harper Snapp, Alfred
Tennyson and Paul Winters.
Miss Henrietta Berens, 1925 Sth street
northwest, enterta ined last night. Among
those present were the Misses Virginia
Rueth, Mae Cannon. Castelia Bruner,
Gertrude Smith, Laura Gilliland, Margaret
Minahan and the Messrs. Clarence Rup-
pert Marion Frazier, DR.. Fitzpatrick,
Ernest Guitirrez, George Bonner, Mr..
Duling, Fred Thuee and Charlie Brown.
Lieut.. Thomas Withers, L. s. N, and
Mrs Jennie B. Withers will keep open
house after 3 o'clock tomorrow at 1920
10Th street. They will be assisted by Mr..
and Mrs o. NJ. Hustfevdt and Mr.. and
Mrs. George M. Baum.
Miss Dorothy Helen Allen, 1888 Bilt-
more street, is entertaining at tea today
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FORFEITURE NOTICE

70 Geo. l.. Stoue,I-2 L. e. Lacey Ii.
You and each of you are hereby
Notified that nave expended our
ing he year, 1911, SlVO worth OF
.aDor and improvements on the
south Trend Loao Mining Claim. sit
4ate in the Atlanta, dnOrsaui2ed mill
lls district, LinCGiI County, State
u Nevada, the ioea.lou notice Of
which appears OF record IN BoCk d. /.
page &, OF Mining Notices, Lincoln
90. Neqada Records, and il within
linety days after TIE first publiea
ion CT this notice goa fai or re
'uae 10 contribute your partion G.
such expenditure mace by lne, to
5ether with the cost Of advertising
n said South Trend lode mining
lain, your interest IN said cain vii
become the property Of the subscrib
II. your co-owner, who has made
he required expenditure ii accord
nee with the provisions OF Soc 232a
( til" Revised Statutes II the TN
ted states and the amendments
hereto approved January ~, 1880
oncerning annual labor upon mining
lli.Hs. Said S100 Was expended IL
,old said mining claim for the year
'nding December 81, 1911
ELMER M BRAY
Firs pub Apr G; last, July l2,l912
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State OF Nevada, az will appear by
the proof OF labor liiea il tne o.
flee ot the county rScoroer Of said
county. Yonr proportion CT said
sxpsnaiiut. az Io-UWner, III baid
~o.1aX rode mining claim is S33.55 80
lou are also notified that the uE-
.;erajsheG, as your co-oNner, mas OK
pended during the year igiG. Sow
ca tinndred Dollars IN labor aad M
prorements uDca tAe holy .h@.es,
Slack Wonder. Ridge. Sevea-thiity,
high Five, Red 1tp, and Moose
ode mining claims, situated in the
Highland Mining District, Lincoln
County, State OF Nevada. as will ap-
pear by the proofs Of labor filed IN
The office of the county recorder Of
said county. Your proportion Of
said expenditure being $3.50.
Such expenditures having been
made to hold said Gains under the
provisions OF Sec. 1894 of the Re
Used Statutes Of the United Sat.
IS and the amendment there
% approved January ~, 1850, as
enacted by the Congress CT the IN
tied States concerning annual iabo:
Upon mining claims. that being the
amount required to hold said claims
Tor the year ending December 81,
1914. and you are hereby notified
hat IL within ninety days from the
personal service of this notice Or
within ninety days after this notice
~ publication, you fail or refuse to
contribute your proportion Of such
Expenditures as co.owner, which
cunts to $SS6.S3 Is. your inter
'st in said claims will become the
property Of the subscriber, your
resent co owner. under the proyls-
1nH Of said snctiCn 2a2t
CHARLES WHALEy,
FIRST pub. 217; asst, 5.1S, 1912.
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