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FLEEING HONG
TOOK WRONG
SHIP

C. Tai Chong, the bank clerk, and
Chinese theatrical magnate who fled
the Territory on the Pacific Mail liner
Siberia and is charged with embezzle-
ment. is cinched for certain, accord
ing to cabled news arriving here to-
day.
II Is said that the Japanese govern
menf has refused to allow the China
man to land at any Japan port, and
as the Siberia on this trip does not
touch at Chinese port, the alleged
embezzler will be nabbed when the
steamer reaches Manila, American
son. and brought back here at once.
The course of the Japanese govern
ment in refusing landing for Chong
because he is declared an undesirable
citizen, viii, it is said. clear away any
possible complications that might
arise over extraditinn papers.
Once every three months the 81
IBERIA makes the trip from Japan to
the Philippines direct, touching the
Chinese ports on the voyage back up
the coast. Chong happened to pick
The wrong trip for his dash from the
authorities. and If the information
that arrived today is correct, he viii
be brought back to Hawaii at once to
face the charges preferred against
him.
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COLL, SIRAT|ON
MAKES GALL ON
HONOLULU

Bringing home q large crowd OF
.Kamaainas the Pacific Mail liner Man
churia from San Francisco arrived In
Honolulu late fhis afternoon. Among
the prominent passengers who dsbark
at this port sis +. s. Stratton, collector
of customs at San francisco. The ma
Hture of HIS visit to the Islands at
this time is not known. Friends say he
is here merely on pleasure bent. but
iit is limited that the opium traffic Is
the real cause Of his coming. and that
revelations may be expected in the
, near future.
Detective Kellett and a number OF
other local police officers met the man
churia and at once began a search
for Chin But Hang, a Chinaman want.
ed I'm San Francisco for alleged en-
bezzlement of funds belonging to a
Chinese benevolent society.
Kellett and several officers hunted
high and low for the Chinese under
that name but without success.
Two deaths occurred ON the voyage
from San Francisco to Honolulu. In
each instance the grim reaper visited
the Asiatic steerage. Chinese and
.jspanese ] passing away.
The Manchuria is carrying large
delegation of East Indians VINO are re.
turning to the Far East after havinz
accumulated what they believe snffi-
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BACK Ink FOL
GOVERNORS
SHOES

Efu| WI[,Hu0IeSo for Q0VofnOr Such
was IRE decision of the territorial
central committees At 4 meetines held
IL the Ntcandless buildinp last niehf.
There was not s voice raised 10 com
BAT LINES candidacr. when 3. II. 4
Wolter moved that the Committee en-
tiorse the former. Candidate 81 the par-
fy Tor fiele6ate to Congress.
II was fl1faored that ". A. Kinney.
the Democratic attorney. had made IN
his mind 10 enter the fight for the eoy-
erhorshib but friends Of Mr.. kinney.
as wen 81 members az the central
coinmiftet denied this. said one az
the committeeman last night:
.Mr. Kinney,s father said recently
that his soi, might be here for 4 short
visit. an b,isincss matters feel sure
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|,|I o| these |..1. VAS a appeal By
lie I.||... concern from The 1tcie'
|1| 81 II1 Ir.... hoard 81 W1iluIku|
Ind I1c supreme court cuts the appeal
''ss $4,000 6 S s'5'5'o' q . e
The r,.|Ins a ,1f second case iz IN
.I'.0I.. 10' d the I'rs[ C1ieI Jus
lice & a Robertson diSttnts from
majority 1GcI1|t1 and ID his separate
opinion severely crIticises the stand
Jude. 161sr.son'1 d|ssentine opin-
,61 |s 1o I1.s than sensational Not
||" ||+|-'| '''<' |-+- -
s011r plantation assessment which
they t11nI||(t but A. takes several
rings 1i plantation management and
Ele c1i1| Justice lays down the
principle that where plantation has
S6. 'ts ssrnIr'< power IS newly esfab
IIshed IS the important consideration
a making 00I TAX assessments He
1otS into WIiIukus industrial and
financial history mjnuteIy He
brings Ia the sugar tariff situation and
ends with + comparison Of Nailukn
and Fa11I.1 plantations 70 show the
listrep16tI ~ ne tax figures fixed
81 bis 1o1'Iert. 4 Is here that be
,'.! Intimate. ...., !. 2.!''y tps' rsa0haus stock
The chief Justices opinion. ii fact,
IS q remarkable document on sugar
plantation i4xes. even 4 4 e che MI
- .hs sscon1 case the Territory ap-
Dea,td from ne 1ecision 81 the appeal
board on Hawaii. The assessor's xal-
nation Tor Eaauhap plantation was
s.. 900 900 6ud The appeal boards IL
nal figure NRs }l,50o, 900. This esti-
mate j. approved and sustained by the
supreme court
Majority 0IinIQn.
The syllabus n the WaiinRu case,
10 which Chief Justice R0bertson dis
stnts. is as follows
when fUe0r~producing pianta-
ton has recently undergone extensive
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JOE COHEN Is NOW A FULL.
PLEDGED DEMOCRAT

aat aa aaa q anaaa;
= Joe Cohen, Republican, in
2 dependent in the last campaign,
= Is now > fnll-fledged Democrat.
2 He has signed the precinct roH OF
8 the Democratic club of the Sew
= enth precinct, Fourth district.
= and his card was exhibited this
= morning BY COL e. H F Woiter
e to prove IT. Joe is going to the
. coast soon. $50 let's give him a
= chance to boost for Democracy.
= said Col Wolter, and the Star
:. Bulletin representative assured
= him Joe is at liberty to boost for
= Democracy all he wants to.
:. t3tt q 9t3 q . = q q q 8 = 81
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cient to keep them the remaining
days Of their lives.
The Manchuria passengers are well
sprinkIed with missionaries returning
,e duty at stations throughout Japan.
China, and India.
The liner will sail for the Far gast
at eleven o'clock tomorrow morning.
A clean sweep among the officers
Of the Manchuria has been made dur
iEg the stay at San Francisco.
With the exception Of Surgeon Con-
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2 Plantation day iaborers on all
9 the plantations have been award ;
= ed bonus of 13 per cent on
p their wages for the sugar year
= Just ended. This Is in pnrsu-
2 ance Of promise Of the plant )
= ers association at the first of :
Z the year, 10 give the labor
= bonus calculated on the basis Of
9 the average price OF sugar for the
= season.
= nanHunaurnEaaaaa. an
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Speaker Favors Extra Session

SpesK|t u
Democratic pashed through
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Material for Pearl Hafbor consfrne
tion Is aboard the American bhSkel-
tine Mary Winkleman nbN ten daI1
ont from aInkilteo.
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Sailing from Hilo on Oct. rs the
American schooner Spokane is report
ed to have arrived at Port Gamble
yesterday.
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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-11-15
Presbyterian Church Notes.

ON next saturday afternoon AT 2:,m
there viii bc u meet ing IN he church
for ladies, Mrs, Lindsay, of 81, Louis,
"a mcmDei of The Women'> Board of
the soul Invest. will make AN address
on Missions. Mrs Lindsay j. a leader
In missionary work In this part of he
country, and all the ladies' of the con-
grega'iou and town are invited TO
hear her.
The SUNDAY school las, sunday
morning elected the following dele
gates 10 the State sunday school con.
ventio which meets in Kansas City
next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs.
day; Supt, Harvey Evans, Teachers,
Mrs, Frank Allen, Mrs, william
Markt and Mrs. Emma Netherland.
rrayer.meeting on Thursday night.
The usual services on next SUNDAY.
A cordial inyltatio ion Is extended toaIl,
PASTOR.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-11-15
Woodrow Wilson.

Tie voters have chosen Woodrow
Wilson 10 he the next President OF
the United States,
lie viii enter Office with tie good
wishes of the whole American people.
TmE SENTINEL again compliments
Governor Wilson on the splendid
manner IN which hr conducted his
campaign Not one harsh ~ uncun.
plimcntary word for his opponents
was heard from him from beginning
10 end. lie showed himself every
inch man.
TUE SENTINEL j. a Republican
newspaper. Bu' II l. ofall an \mcri.
can new spaprr. u stands for country
above all things.
Whenever and wherever TmE SEN.
TiSEi. can lend hand Ia anything
for the benefit of the people, President
Woodrow Wilson viii have no cause
tocomplain Of lack of ready and hearty
cooperation.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-11-15
They Never Learn.

Draw poker Is fine game. fun OF
skill and science. and the man who
knows what to draw to and when to
do It Is the fellow who gets the money
Harris Dixon. the author. was explain.
ing one day that every man who
makes Q practice Of trying to Ill a
four.card hush 10 doomed to bank.
ruptcy.
There Ia no use talking" said Dix.
on. Drawing to . four.nush 10 bad
business. knew an old man down
in Mississippi who lost three pianta-
lions drawing to them. Two Of the
plantations he lost by drawing and
never nlling tho flush. and he threw
away the third BY finally making the
flush against . full house."-Popu'ar
Magazine.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-11-15
County Court.

Our county judges were a busy trio
last week. IN addition to their regu.
lar work. they were entertained 10y
County Clerk Icller. vino called on
them To east up the returns Of the
elect ion. The clerk lad every detail
so nicely arranged that there was no
delay whatever. and lie kept them
busy looking at antcomparing the Of.
fetal figures for several hours. IN
addition to the regular candidates on
the State and County tickets for six
separate tickets. there were ~ Pre~i.
dent ial electors on each Of the six
tickets a total Of los names 10 keep
tab on. and the clerk had the Judges
watching things closely. u Is moi,
only exceedingly particular work, but,
equally a. tircsome. The court also
had To make It's quarterly inspection
~ the County Intirmary, which they
found IN the very best and most high.
~ satisfactory condi,i ion.
Superini endcni Carson filed his r..
port on the affairs NJ the County In.
Urinary. showing total Of ten IN
mates. one female only being In the
list. His receipts for the quarter end.
ing September .n were +tisl = andcN.
pcnhilurrs tillT2
The court made an apprOprial ion ui
80 from ilr special road and
bridge fund. Ia assist IN thr road
work on Ice road near thr iron bridge
on the Noiaway. and Frank Cpl!Iour
was appointed 10 supcriuicnd the
work 400 were Appropriated Ia aid
~ the road work a. asked for by J..
Il Alien and Others. and Dr. i. NJ.
Davis chosen 10 look after lac work
.2Nn were appropriated 10 help i'm.
prov. the road from Forest city To a
point near Napier. and lJr. +. T.. Bul.
lock was chosen tJ supcrintcnd the
work.
VI. Is. Thomas filed petition TO Va.
cate a part II Tenth street IN Mound
CITY. and the court ordered the yaca
ton.
Assessor Graham ilicd the appoint
mrnt OF \ T.. u bbard ~ Deputy As.
SCISSOR. and ,hc court ratified the ap.
poin'm"ni.
lnu. T.. Wrnnikin VA. given 4 var.
rant for ~ for five wolf soaps. and
". VI. Dick ~ for one wolf s,alp: i.
J.. thilcoal, one scalp. ~;
Tie court authorized the state
Auditor - draw his warran, for ~, :.
'si,.i IN favor oi County Treasurer
Dickson. the amount of foreign IN.
surancr tax. and Clerk Icll"r an.
npunrrh ,hr follow inr apprrlirnmrnl
uf hi. fund:
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-11-15

For sale In 81. Joe. liroom
rooming house: good local ion: fun of
permanent roomers: have Ia sell on ac.
count Of health. Address Mrs. Rem.
fro, l2Os Francis II rect ST Joseph, Mo.
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ATTENTION, COMRADES.

Members Of Meyer Post. q, a. r.,
will please remember their next meet.
Ing viii be held Saturday, November
%, 1912, at Up. M, AT the home ef the
adjutant. Let there he a fun attend
ance.
TIC, FULLER, Commander.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-11-15
Pumps.

Iron Pumps. Chain Pumps.
a large stock to select from
and prices are low.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-11-15
How the District Voted.

Below we give the latest returns on I,
the Presidential and Congressional !
vote in this, the Fourth COMPRESSION.
a dist riri.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-11-15
Township Officers.

The following were elected Al the
recent election Ia Ill the offices Of
Jus'ic Of the Peace and Constable:
JUSTICES.
I,igplow. !. r.. lianchcr.
Forbes. a. q. Young.
Forest, WIN. fillmaurirc.
Hickory. - ". Lent.
Lewis, u. r. Morgan.
tu.r,, Everett Mann.
John Norman.
Mimic, r,"o. Swopc,
'Icu. Price.
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his report and acceptance Of concrete
culver'> completed 10y Contrac, or
John King, and he was given a war.
RANT for $500
The road pcti'ioned for by T., l..
Eads MAS ordered opened, the same To
bc done Al his own expense, and no
damages be allowed.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-11-15
LESSON FOR NOVEMBER II
THE GREAT QUESTION.

LESSON TEXT Mark s::7-e1.
Coz DEN TENT-"Thou art the Christ
the Son Of the living Matthew IL:
49,
The events Of this lesson occur In
The summer A. d. 20 during the last or
Jesus ministry IN Galilee Just before
his final departure for jerusalem. 1t
marks a parting OF the ways. We have
seen Jesus as introduced by John the
baptist: heard him on the Mount "a
he pronouncps the principles OF his
kingdom: watched him as he called
his disciples about him for training:
and listened to his great conflicts with
the rulers of the people. Already vir.
tually rejected by all save a few faith
ful friends he seems to test these 10
see II they are fundamentally right on
The two important questions. DO they
I, curnirr me M til, Messiah? DO
they uud"rs tand tha, | must die In or.
der to accomplish my mission
I. Whom say yc?" w. 2I.2a. No.
iicc. Jesus does not ask those outside
of his own circle for testimony. Their
H. u sense IN which h. il not much
concerned abou, the opinion Of the
"o'" "r' n, ~, ,.',,a.',,, b..
=, ,,, 49, 4.
~. ~" W -, ,,,,.
e'n''"' 'n' a''" wv =. ~. 20 =, - a,
'''' - ..,,,.',,.,
'"ts's'o '',o ", Wv, p"' ,
the Descriptive passages about John
wv '"'.' ~" 80. 'a''', $50.
IN w NV '"''' 80 '' &c, ,,''
o'"' wa" "''" W ''o"n '"..
"o' e"'' ma" 90 " , -.
WI "a W Wv "',''. o.' ,'
u'',o' I'o''v" ""'' nv 's. ".
'"'o.' W" NV e"','.e o' u
80" -. -. ~,
"'e"' wa" VI. pop ,,,,.,
"""u' a.. NJ p,eo, 'sp'!. ,,.
s"' ~. "e." W 49,,
~ w, po or 80, ,.,,..','.'
Wv ''''''"' Wv p'"o' W
:" Wv ~. -,
WI ''''""'' IN ''' '''''""' '"P'''
'"''
Peters Answer.
2. And Peter Answered. V. ~ ]. c.
to v. 81. Peter the son OF a "timid
dove" casts all doubts. prudence and
caution to the wind. makes bold.
positive confession Thou art the
Christ" II II true that both Andrew
and Philip had made this same con
i.sSlon 'Johh i""'' much earlier IN
Tue ministry Oh jesus eu' Nv a'u not
~ ""s, pup'cE' "'eep' u nor was
.na' suNic''h' w INA. per'oo IN MS
NE T'.'r TWICE. H'."e o"'s asser''o'
Pr'''o"s,'' o.'e "S u" 'ha"e MS r"sn
a"rm'p' W Walk "po, 'h' wafer "a.'.
" "a,, anu asn'n Wnen many o, 'he
,o'o"''S VI '.s"s o's"" W oes'r'
n'n,, '9onn o'o',. nu' now popular
enthusiasm" w u''"s OUT anu areaoy
'"e Sh"ooM VI 'h' rroSs ~ 'es,'nk wy
Oh jesus, 'nu'e" ~ ~ ON! Elk n'oh'"s
away ''u''"s e''neo 'h,S responS"
Jesus co".'anos MS o'se'p'es 70 o.
Fence 'or 'he '''ne h"a NOT yer arrived
,or mem 20 proc,a'h' u openly Jesus.
no"''er' o'san oPsny i" 'eacn n's
"'s''p'eS an" tue n"u'','"ue ,he seco"a
h,ea' .ru'" men''o"ea u. tue outset
VIZ 'ne SUFFERING mess.ah' w. OF.
why .ne n"perause must res"
s"n.'.ny Jon" ".!'' .s' o"'''o' Nor'
o.S : re.er 90, s"o o,neI psssakes
VI '"e sa"'e '"Po''' "s oes'" ~"
'esu,'eI''o" were essen.'aI 70 .ne
"""'e pa" VI sa'V"''oh 'no"' o'''io''
Whss Jesus Sa'o'
g. lie Said Unto Them" w. 1891.
Jesus here sets forth. a. contrasttd
with the prevalent notions OF the Mes
Sian, three conditions whereby men
may become HIS disciples ID Self
denial Jesus was on his way to
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-11-15

Sewing Machines.
Drophead and Cabinet
Machines. from $3.50
to $50 90. Can sell you
a Machine at $12 90
that will sew.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-11-15
Washing Machines

One Minute, Family and
Power Washers. made OF
Cypress and Malleable
Iron material. They are
light and strong and guar.
anteed to run lighter than
any other machine. We
have sold IS and none re.
turned.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-11-15
Roofing.

Corrugated Iron Roofing.
most any length you want
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-11-15
CONSTABLE.

'''NN Nbisf,
Bisrluw. Jesse Kahn.
i'rniun. John Peters.
Clay, W. Il. Groves.
Forbes. Squire Carter.
Forest. i NJ. Mcclure.
Hickory. &. \. Wright.
Liberty, Frank Wilson.
Lincoln. Jno. -. swan.
Lewis, Ja~. l, Brown.
Min,on, Eugene Craig.
Nudaway. Jno. stafford.
Union. sam T. Thompson.
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For Sale!

My residence, consisting of rooms,
closet, summer Kitchen smoke ana
wood house, cistern, city water, In
good nelghborhood. opposite the
Methodist church. Price, $500. Ad'
dress, Mis-. ELLEN DEfFENBAusH,
Oregon, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-11-15

B~,hrt'> plurality over Hickman. sp.,.
H1,hers aJurlty over Az. ass
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-11-15
Ranges.

Monarch Malieable. Round
Oak. Bridge & Beach. Al
the very best, guaranteed
to bake satisfactory. or
money back.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-11-15
INTERNATIONAL
SUNDESCHOOL
LESSON

Ly u q. SELLERS. Director 81 Eve
ming Department, The Moody Bible In
stitute Of Cbicago)
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9dsliHer MarftsBerid)t.


gintiHHati. 13. 3uli 1912.
Die naAfslsssssu Guotirunssu bes,ehsM
N6 mar snf engres franscffisneH. Bel
tleinsrsn 0sfHdftsa DereeS stnas s6hsre
Srsiis bere&net.
prsbitisnsM
Ter Narft par ruk.a. bic yrsifs Hstia.
SARalj.-Srsma Steam si0. .16-l0. rs,
4. .. b.
frs4sHesfaIstnts6 6Isif d. Marst
4 iiaia. ehsrt dear sriiss l0s = 1876.
fbsrt xispsnfsitsn l0ss --i0sxs, 1fga Hort
dear esit.n ioI.-losSe, s1uIt.rs 81 =
1895 Belize ll,s = 11ss tsfs aHs ~
Dasou.-Narst asiic. sbsrt sfar. Sci.
ten iiss-lihs. tar,s xtsstaisitsa ils5-
llss, sTtra llsrt dear s.lisa ll,s-llss.
SAnitsrs l01s-llhe uas Belize i23ss-l8ls
lsfs sHSt ~ per Plumb mser Strpa6t
surar Cured 6isit4. - Earn it tsiis.
e4iHses i5-25-- 1875, pssHM sAuiisr
ll.5O--l2O0, Drsaifoa Datea I6.5o-i6I50,
eAuitera1l 90 400, Rem Bort Gst S6ut.
krx l2.00-l2-60, trs<sat 0ssi- &@inisa
I9.00-20O0.
eitssDs6sItss BIetfA.-xaartt ieR.
e4infsn t18 .00-l3 SO, vifnts SAnitsrn
i0-l0t4s. Ns1iss i3l4-ls,ss. S6ultsrs 10
l0t1s. ksU osrf GH' GAuIisrn l0ss-- 11t.
erifAet6fstf4. - SAtaien l2,x -l3t,
ykais S4ultern 31x-lot4s. 9dultsra 91
-l0l<s fssTt 4ipSsafs afsiisHl To- 10 ibSst Hess
0eitsal0i --i0tss sytra fhert Seiien to-
loka Belize L. l0s per pfuas. Beet Gar.
sab lo--l3<.
Ns6f nab 0stretb.
Wsbt.--N Nsuss Hbintsr yatsnt 45 25--5. so.
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Got 73 in 8enion &c RDbDlt's Inter
abtb. in gbepiot. 81.
Qaura SO. 0earn an Gilbert 6ensler,
Got As in 8enion &c RpboIFs Inter
abtb. in gheptot. 81.
Qaura QB. 6earn on Rut6erforo q.
8. Rpbolt, 80 BEL 148 SUB on Rorbs
ipeitede bon Graness unb 5aroinsIbe.
in gbebiot. 81.
9. O. Woorman an Wdrn Gimens
oinger, 80 BEL 139 SUB an Wartbreit
Ibe. 81.
gbnarb g. Sareent an u. SO.
Sapparb, SO BEL 120 SUB an Der
0orbfsits bon gait Sta 4De. 81.
pbilipp Sittngsr on Bernard 5.
Sbrober, 25 BEL 105 SUB an Siibisits
BON Niron Ctr, 50 SUB OItli6 Don
gifbop ctr. 81.
gltie 3embpEb on Nellie Graper, Got
80 in Snptan 8ieD rutsrdbtb. 5000.
Grben Don Serman Sheis, per Sbes
riff, an 6enrp Sitsrfelb, 20 BEL 90
JuB an SiiDfsits BON Yrofpect Strube,
1876 SUB 0itIi4 bon 9ambsrg StraBc.
$3.50.
Jennie 8. goooaro an @eorsie g.
Blair, At Bel $50 SUB an Der Deitz
fette Der 8urh Qoenue in Wuotfouz
pi[le. 81.
2tl6ert 6. 2tnen an ,yames g.
G6rispir, Cots 1872, 133 unb 134 in
Der Sbletptlb SpHbitut unterabtbeiz
lung; $4,000.
GrnsIt ". MarIbau an Sames 9.
Gbrispin, 7 Cots in Greiop &c mius'
untsrabtbeilunq; 81.
4leranoer Ul. 6arDuot an W}prtle
9. Senrn, 48 bel 139 GuB on Der
RoroIsite Der Crane Ibenue; 81.
Wtprtls 9. 5enrp an 5enrp 3
Rea, 48 Bel 139 55uB on Der RorbIettt
Der Crane QDenue; 81.
Charles g. Utot an g. .. Goo.
per, Elm Jabr paht bon 2.426 2lcres
Qdno an lebanon 4its; jdbrIi6e Nlis:
| tie 1920, nit Dem Intaufsre6te 81
| $4,000.
| Oris 6. 2len an Soieph 6. 1bism
50 bel $50 SUB on Der goroieite Del
Debit Qpsnus; 81.
6arrp u. RuIt an Srie s. aQen
25 bel 80 5ub an Der ROroieite Del
GnoUlton Strabs, $50 SUP DeitItt
Don Dane Strabe; 81.
Vor1 Worris an g. .. Cooper
Got 8 in Der Rorrpooo SDnoitat In
terabtteiIung; 81.
Die grooiOsnt SaOinus 8. &c :
gompanp, 5ru'tse. an 5rso. 9err'
mann. Qot 100 in 2enor Placs In
terubtbetIunq; ST..
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| 2 in Spcamore gotpnIbip; 81.
5obn 8ranbitstter on gDiaiam !
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Gftats in SIT. DafhingtOn; 81.
Jba aunBlsr on Samuel .. Ian
lor, 6 Cots in Sigb point unterob
theiluuc: 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-15
Gincinnati, 13. SuIi.

Rsus Sppotbeten.
Charles =. Burner an Serrp 6.
grabp, $500.
qmelia grintmann an apo[o G. Il.
8. 60, $1,000.
4aron e. gliB on bisisl6e, $4,000.
god Bennett an Southern S6io g
u. Z. Co., $2250.
goa Bennett on bisieIbe, $225O.
2isabstb 9elo an Srpin ). Wsitbeis
mer, $4OO.
Dora Utono6au an GitsIIa 9. Sniz
Der, $500.
@ussnia 80. glansp on llIpFts q.
gIan.p, $1,000.
Satie g. Doro an Cottage 9. il.
9. Co., $500.
Sacob Barrie an eagle g. Il. 9. o.,
$500.
9eOres 8. MOntsr an auFtiu Mas
ion, $4,000.
Georgs 8. Goblmonn an Z. Wdro
9. II. 9. Co., $1,000.
Gcuis gl. Gear en- Sputb:rn Shto
6. II. 7. Co., $1,000.
Senrp Srerfelo an Wlofant PIate
9. II. g. Co., $500.
Samcs q. ghrispin on Milforo g.
Il. 9. c., $500.
Marp u. Gullen on oiei.l6e, $3.50
Gjeptgia 9. Blair en- oieisl5e,
$24OO.
9srnoro- S. Sdr0oe. on 9urnst
Woobs 3. u. g. Co., $28OO.
Georgia 8, Blair an Sennie ..
Gcboaro, 1926.
6enrp 9. Rsa an Wprtle 9. Ssnrn,
$1O8S.
5lorence Dansforo an Samuel ,.
Cooper, $40O.
Biaiam ). Reef on Sobn Sranos
iietter, 1926.
9etilgte 5ppotbeten.
Dooos See 0elipsrn 60. an q. "a,
RobIou, Sr.. $4,000.
William g. Scot an 6. Worb g.
u. Co., $500.
Wiaiom Shannon an GuIt Gnb 8.
q. Co., $500.
6. 8. WenseI on 2tberul g. Il. g.
Co.. $500.
!. I. 8epersborfsr an Rortbpeitert
3. II. g. Gp., $1,000.
9. Spinnentpsber an oisieIbe. $3.50.
Charles WiIion an 3. 90. 5urtz
man, $105.
Wath. 9eseI an Guarantee 8spoi!t
Gp., $75o.
8. 3immermann an otelelbe, $4,000
Marn 6. Snoot an 3. Wt. Roold,
$500.