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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-02-08
NEW HAVEN SUED BY l.. $.

Hartford. Conn, Feb THE activ-
tiles of the interstate commerce com
mission have resulted in another suit
against the New York. New Haven &
Hartford Railroad company I'm the
United States district court for alleged
violation of the federal law prohibit
ing the working of railroad employees
more than 16 hours in any one day
There are y counts in the writ anC
damages of $4,000 are asked by the
government. A similar suit asking
$l1,500 was brought against the rail-
road company two weeks ago.
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SUPREME COURTS
DECISIONS REAL D
City Of ontpelier Wins Suit
Brought to Recover Price of
School Site.

Montpelier, Feb. 6-rhe February term
of supreme court was opened in tho
chambers at the State House this morn
ing with chief Judge John W. Rowen
presiding. The Rev w. Il. Clarke Of
fercd prayer and the deputy county clerk
read the trial calendar upon which sev-
cral entries of interest We're made. as fol-
lcws: Chittenden county. State VS.. Arthur
Bosworth and j T. Stearn4 VS. II. f
Graham for hearing. Washington county,
State VS.. John Turlcy and state vs. Levi
Norway. continued. Turley is now in the
State hospital at Waterbury for ohserva-
tion and Attorney c. H. Senter said the
exceptions could not be ready before the
May term.
In the Washington county case of NJ.
l.. Wood, adm, against the city Of Mont
pelier. Judge Iiaselton handed down a
decision in which he held that Mr.. Wood
cannot recover from the city of Montpcl-
| YER tho purchase price of land which the
plaintiff claimed the defendant accepted
| for II school site. This decision was one
! of the most important handed down in
several terms and "A large number of at
! torncys We're present to hear it. The city
| was represented in the trial by city Al
| torney T. T.. BAILEY and II. c. Shurtleff
and the estate by w. Il. c, Stickney and
/ w. y. Theriaut.
In the Washington county case of Jane
| b. Fowlic, admX, against McDoland,
| Cutler & Co, Judge Munson read an
opinion reversing judgment and remand
| ing the case The case grew out of the
death of the plaintiffs husband while
handling a grout- ear at the defendants
quarry The lower courts have given
verdicts of 5000 and si500.
BURLINGTON CITY COURT CASE,
In the Chittenden county case o.
state Of Vermont against sydney Sny
der. Judge Watson's opinion reverse'
Judgment. overrules demurrer, ad
judges declaration insufficient and re
mands cause. This Is case from
Burlington city court
Judge Powers's opinion in the Peel
viii case is withheld pending the at
tendance of Judge Watson who Is in
disposed
Judge Rowell read an opinion in tn
Franklin county case of N. Myrti
Bradley against James $. Bentley am
trustees, affirming the Judgment o
the lower court for the defendant >rhi
case involved bank deposit OF $1,000
! Judge Haselton affirmed JUDGMENT i
the WASHINGTON county case regardin
Orzella Beams viii.
In the Iamoillc county case of l'if
and child against cate, in which tn
decree Of the court of chanoerS wa
1reversed at the Novomber term, 1slt
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WILL. MEET AT BURLINGTON
RcrubIican state Committee to AS
scmblc Here February 49,

Newport Feb. "A call has been
issued for Il meeting of the republican
State committee at the Van Ness house
in Burlington. Friday February 16. at
. 100 y. m. The meeting is for the pur-
pose of fixing the time and place for
holding the convention to elect dele
gates to the republican national con-
vcntion. and also. if the committee
thinks best to fix a time and place for
holding the regular state convention.
and TO make necessary arrangements.
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SPAULDING HIGH WINS.
Defeats burlington ut BnSkcthail by
the score of 81 tO ~.

Barre, Feb 7-Burlington high. basket
ball team was defeated Tonight by
Spauding high by a score of 81 to u. Two
2c-mnutc periods were played The line
up and score was as follows:
SpauldinE high, Williams, l.. f.; Hogan,
l. f.; Grady, c.: Stewart. !. g.; Cgston.
tCapt), ?. &.
Burlington, Ashland. =. f.; Buxton. !. E. I;
Alden, capt), c.; Powers r. g.; Frank
l. e.
Baskets Williams s. Hogan 3, Grady j,
Opston . Stewart I. Ashland /, Alden =,
Powers . }uXton /: baskets on fouls,
Williams 3. Powers 3; referee, Morgan.
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BANDITS FARED POORLY.
Rock Island officials Deny That They
Obtained Much specie.

Memphis. Tenn, Feb. 7.--According
to officials, bandits who held up Rock
Island train No. 43 near Hubert, Ark,
early this morning were poorly recon-
pensed for their efforts. Express COM
pany officials deny that there was q
large amount of specie on the train
destined for Oklahoma city. and post
office officials say but one pouch OF
mail is missing. An all-day search for
the five men who robbed the train was
barron OF results, W far as can 10
learned to.nlGhk
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JOINED MORMONS FROM VERMONT

Spring Valley, Utah. Feb. Five
hundred and thirtY-four descendants run
ming TO the NTH generation. survive Mrs.
Sylvia \. Sandford. who died here Mon
day, aged 8, years. Born in Vermont.
Mrs. Sanford vas one of the early con-
verts to the Mormon faith and crossed
the plains to 'tah in 1sis She was the
mother of eight children. Three great
great great at-grandchildren recently came
into her family.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-02-08

An invitation is to be extended J. A.
DcBoer of Montpelier by the citizens of
Barre to address them on the issues OF
the campaign. this action being decided
on Mt a meeting in Barre Monday night
when 1t is said the total attendance was
Il. Ii Is also announced that Mr.. De
Boer is to speak in every town in the
state, beginning the tour within Il short
time.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-02-08

Mrs. William Porter aged A. years, Of
lTunbridge, committed suicide by hang
| ing Tuesday. She had been in poor heal Ii
since last winter and after the birth
of "A daughter n May she gradually be-
came demented.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-02-08

evening and were greeted warmly by
their adhcrents. The Marquis or London
derry and other prominent union,sts are
also coming in order to influence their
followers to keep the peace.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-29
chAprGa 4.
Mr.. As~ley aeveais ,4iw.er.

Mr.. tts~ley Reveals ttinseN.
fragment of candle. stuck tightly
into the neck of an empty bottle, ap-
peared on low shelf, and Keith light
ed it, the girl returning the lamp 10
IFS former position on the front room
table. Investigation revealed q dozeA
cartridges fitting the revolver. but no
ammunition vas discovered adaptel
TO the sawed-oR gun. which Neb had
already appropriated, and was drag
ging about with him, peering into
each black corner in anxious search.
The two were still busily employed at
this, when 10 their ears, through the
stiffness of the night. there came the
unexpected noise of splashing in the
water without, and then the sound of
horse stumbling as he struck the
bank. Quick as a flash Keith closed
the Intervening door, extinguished the
dim Name of the candle, and grasping
the startled negro's arm. hushed him
into silence.
Crouching close behind the door
through a crack Of which the light
streamed, yielding slight view of the
interior, the plainsman anxiously
awaited developments. These arrivals
must certainly be some Of those con
nected with the house; there could be
little doubt as to that. Nevertheless.
they might prove the posse following
them, who had CHANGED to stumble
accidentally on their retreat In eth
er case they could merely wait, and
learn. Some one swore without, and
was sharply rebuked by another voice,
which added an order grufhy. Then
the outer latch clicked, and a single
man stepped within. Immediately clos
ing the door Keith could not see the
girl through the small aperture. but he
heard her quick exclamation, startled,
Yet fun OF relief.
oh. Is IT you I am 30 glaA!.
The man laughed lightly.
II is nice to be welcomed. althounA,
perhaps. after your time Of loneliness
any arrival would prove q relief. Dii
you think was never coming Chrte-
tie-"
I could not understand," she re-
piled. evidently With much less -
thusissm, and - Keiths thinking. q
shade resentful q the familiarity. 90
naturally supposed yoa must be unez.
pectedly delayed"
We'll, was." and he Apparently
1uns both cost aad hat On . b.>cA
with the intention Of remaining. The
marshal arrested . fellow for q mur.
der conmitted out a. tAe Santa N
Tran. and required ne - Q witness
But the ma est axay besore we hsS
any chance % Try hia. ed I have
beea a his tran ever siDoe."
"A murder! D8A - iDsxip~ -
cane this way.-
Sot very nhely. nAct Of Il II. tAe
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-29

sound the girl looked mp. seeing clear
iy the good-natured face OF the negro.
fo' don't nebber need cry, Missus,"
ne said soberly. so long a. Massa
Jack done greed to looA after yo'."
Have-have you known him long,"
Has I knowed him long. honey,
Ebber sence befo' de wah. Why I
done knowed Massa yack when he
want moren dat high. LAwd. he sbo'
~as . lively ycungster. but mighty
good hearted 10 - nieeers."
She besitated % question Q servant,
and yet felt she must uncover the
truth.
Who h -. II he IN ~ cineus -
bs-A vlrg1nia 0eatlenaAr
All tie loyalty md peiAs q saavery
days was IN Neb.
He sho' an. Miss1s; Aaf aant svtA-
IN higher IN o. vfgfnia - -
keftAs- atat 0Ut uueA pmey
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-29
rs AZ ~ D,x HssZ .
Aoe00oese OeOsaa AvI
CeUxTF rssAsUsE~s NOTICE

TOE $. MILLER, ANDTOALL PERSONS
HAVING An INTEREST OR TITLE OF RE
CORD N OR To THE LAND HEREIN
AFTER DESCRIBED.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that on the
nth day of November A. d. 1877. the folio " ing
descritsed property. situate IN the County Of
6unBison and state of Colorado. to-wit:
SWA of sW a ofNNA of ssc. g and the NWt,
a SEis saNEis Of Ss-c n all situate In To nehip
20 y. r. West y. n p. H.. was sold for the
0<9Bquent taxes ior the wear ISIS and Purs
rhesrd by GuBnisOn County.
That said prcniisrs were taHed Tor said year
lepE In thu na B,e of y. =. Miller
That the ssid GunBis0n County by itsC Coun-
~ Tesssvr aid the nth day of MsrcA
1iq9 dulv as~sGn the c~rtiAcat~ ~ psr-
eAase. which issued by the County
fveasurr. tn ssid unntasa CouRty for above
se3P. y Jsesab D. nilief end Losts niIber Who
have Msd~ r~QUest uyos TIE freesurrr of
said County for notiAca tiOn. as provi6-d by
~ Law s,f lsth-iR order that tbeS may hecome
eafitbeA to Q tax deed On said reftihcate for
Gnia year
TRss tine sin,e ~ r~S~mptioa os saia raj
su4ate sroa sycA taH sabe win expire on the
~ Cav ~ 1uAy A. d. 49,. asA . taa
80 Win bss0e theTe9ore a. the Ind cay ~
1siy A. D. issz- ssse~ reAeewea sheretc-
- D.s:s hi. 1tA s.s - H.rrA A.
|(= ANNIE n DOWNEY.
~ fpeosuys4 u ssiA 0unoissa Cous3y
Fisa -. nsrcA Is; lsss p.A DsssA =. psaz-
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-29
z A00 ~ AAD0

ks- sfn1~Wx1N<v@oEAS~~
sess>opd hsse 0nssussly supuUh
Even 30 - poass.ssd suiy the usase
vaGsss ssaptutua 49, - IA bssa -
eeixsd. The csstse q sAs shoss psa<.
u sh~re ~ss . psct. must - bAesl~y
Yea ~ repsss1. - sasd sAsf sAss
Oa@ one ~ sAs stsstsns - . h&g raach
- which Tred was smpapyed. and shat
he would certainly he hsre within .
aav a. two
sY@ met Howssy @ the ssaGe
coach tsos Gid Voc sscome scquasut
Cd"
We we're alone sor nearly af'y
miles her voice fsnertnG slightly.
"sBd-snd he called me what you did "
Christie Maciaire7'
YES. he-he seemed to thinh ~
thai I let him believe so. I thought
" could DO no harm. and then. whea
I found he actually knew Fred. I didn't
think Of anything else. only how for
tunate I vas to thus meet him Surely
something serious must have happen-
ed. or he souId have been here before
this. Do you-do you suppose there
h ANYTHING wrone~
Keith did not smile nor change
posture. The more he delved into the
matter. the more serious he fell the
situation TO he. He knew all those
ssRches Wing south on the Canadian.
and vas aware thaa this vas no out
station. No cattle ever came across
that sandy desert unleas driven BY
rustiers. and no honest purpose could
account for this isolated hut There
had been frequent robberies along the
trail. and he had overheard tales -
mysterious disappearsnces IN both
I.arned and Carson CITY Could II 10
that Ne had nov. accidentally. Stun
bled upon the rendezvous Of the gang
Pie cas- not a man easily startled. but
This thought sent his heart beating.
He knew enough 10 realize what such
Q gang would naturally consist of
deserters. oHtlaws. rustlers: both In
1tAas aad whites. - doubt. combined
ucAer some aespsrsAs lsaAership. 0as-
Ing into the girls questioning eyes he
could scarcely refrain from hurting
out oil he suspected. Vet why should
he? What good could It do? hs
could not hope - beaf her south -
the Bar n" Ranch, for the p0aiss
were already too thOso&ghly exhass4-
ed for such . Journey; he dared NJ
turn north with her, for that would
mean HE own arrest, leaving her In
worse coalition than ever N he only
knew who this man HaWley Wss, his
purpose, and plans, Yet what pro-
lection could he and Neb prove, alone
here. and without arms9 All this
flashed through his mind in an instant.
leaving him confused and uncertain.
Il hope not" he managed to say n
answer to her query. But II Is rather
strange mix-up all around. and l con-
fess ! fail to comprehend Its full
meaning. II 10 hardly likely your
friends will show up tonight and by
morning perhaps we can decide what
Is best to do. Let me hook around
outside a moment.
Her eyes followed him as he stepped
through the door into the darkness;
then her head dropped into the SUP
port of her hands. There Was silence
except for the cracking of the IRE,
until Neb moved uneasily. At the
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-29

safcs the YANKEES f5ss~ - saf
ssz ssys s..slszs foik< ~ - ana.e.
! sss esse ss-n 90 a< e. CoseIs >
p.sazzz.ss. ~ae J rscs sar ouss ne
Asar sssa esssr a.,~d ~ - asse
kAsse sz se ~sa An WAnno 1nck be
~s< a Captain he RODE - Uusaecs.
e LASay. has he did sxza GnunysH
es.< shea hs fsrss gos hs< sn1lss. ks<
aoDs fossgss al ihresasn Z. -. sn
aey sAs esErsi Lee done sAsu8 Aaass
ssa biu.. aa saia hoe prou1 - ~ss
tM ksos ham. yos kin sszsialU ~ 10
Aa~~a JanA Nssssss
Ths DaGros sosce AAd sn1UuulV esne
I'd vhse kssah came 10 sGn1A sapsag
sA< sSor secsrely bsaina -
Al sssss outsse<.r - GnnDo~G.
euoakinA ~i:h nee csu0I1muO u
santed 10 Gel e. aaaers;Aa11nD - the
sssrossndsssGs W case u OUuDcy
he explained. - n - sasO0 - the
sussssouinG Of the bress syo OBNsely
spisftea 10 has tsce = - ehsss 10
quite . corrsl 81 the soSsr - = this
issaaa. sssesy hidden behind ~ Dinae
az cotton woods. And . - 0abie
bsch - the house y ~ 80 eDrd
sbse bosh uaVH7~
q shsah s.. the man obs asssshs
- here rode asay soush."
And are YOU going to srust your
ssR to my care"
She came around the tob1D si;n
haaas sxseaded. he tsoh 49, into
his srasp. lookins down Into ~ ayes.
Yes" she said softly. 4 - going
70 TRUST yoa. Captain Keith"
He laughed
Captain. hey7 Yeu must hoso been
taking with that blsch rsscsl sAsre
The swift color Hooded her feee. but
her hands remsined imprisoRed.
4 just done toll her Who Dc Keiths
was do~n In oil Virginia. ssh." burs'
m keb Indignantly. 4 sho Con
want nobody to think 60 tpopsin
'sound wild any low white TRASH"
The gray eyes and the brown, esz-
nag into one another. smiled wteA un.
derss anding
"Oh. WELL" Keith nowlsdsed.
genially. Il cannot say I sm sorry
You know something Of my pest glo-
ries. n one cant have q future. II is
some source Of pride to have . pest TO
remember But nov about the pres
ent. We're not much protectiea to
any one. the way we're fixed. - we
are unarmed"
There is . big revolver hanging in
Q holster In the other room." she an.
swered. and a short. sawedo2 gun
of some kind. but ! don't know about
ammunition"
May Ne investigated"
Most certainly" anl she thsew
opea the intervening door A. the
twe stepped into the other apartment
sAs held the lamp In cid q their
sssrch. There is the revolver - the
veil. and the gun 10 in the 0pVssite
corner. Isn't 4 strange you should
be out IN this country without ssns9"
Keith glanced ~. the revsavss in
BIS hands. The radiance e the hght
Wse fsll upon her face. revsallaG the
elsasosss q her skia. the DART sAad-
- "a hsr lashss. There was the
0Antsst tinoe - ssspictoa TO ths CUES
t1Dn. but he answered Ooaily.
We left Carson In something OF .
hurry. I'll tell you the story to-mee-
row"
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-29

hyd Insurance Company
Pslstine Insurance Company o London
German American Insurance New York
Assets SIT 17O12 Surplus o Poicyholders
Etna Insurance Company of Hartford
Assets $21 023 54a Surplus to Poicyholders
Fremans Fund Insurance Company of San Francisco
Assets $s,07062s Surplus to Poicyholders
Fidelity Phenix Insurance Company of New Work
Assets Surplus to Poicyholders
ST. Paul Fire and Marine Comp of Paul
Assets 81, ,036,02l. to
Franklin Fire Insurance Company of Philadelphia
Assets 81, 33S,6S4 Surplus Pohcyholders,
Imperial Insurance Company of Denver
Assets $473353 to Stockh lderss3
Investment Insurance. Industrial Building and Loan
Assets, a nd half
Accident and Health Insurance, The of
Assets, $2l24l5s Surplus Polcyholders,
Fidelity Insurance Fidelity and Deposit
Assets, s677s,s6 Surplus Pohcyholders, s4
| Fraernal Life Woodmen of the World
Assets, to certificate holders "a,
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-29
Censinaea from Las Week-
oUua0oGA

@ASrUa s-aosk EsasA. . syvsus, -
- tsah on tss snhsuf Ter roaaiuD oae
ensssss Il ssseDR kessh hea Osa he
qpsrs ss qa0sala IN . vsrsins~ rsQament
olsrinG the civil Oor ~ hoA -. the
Drvsce 70 ena ~ - sosthsrn hosse "
oDses. HE erscu6b onoaterssi, and the -
Gina ton OF si3d UaDaern NE he'd siurp1
AtH' NJ noosco . ooRD nFe 81 . 60
tAace and th~n ssns t~on attached 10
. wagon and - fuE Onlsao pursued ~
- On ponles
CHAPTER LWhen Keith reaches
che wagon tho snsasrs have massa red
tSo men. shot thD horpee and Departed
We searches the victims finding pspcrS
end a lochef witA > wonan's portrait He
resosses 20 hunt 0Dwn the mara-rers.
CHAPTER H-kesth reaches Carson
sit, ana - arrested there charged with
eliardering and robbins the two Travellers
bis sccu-er Is given - bisok Bart .
notnrious rufhaa.
CHATTER Iv.-They can readily swear
ehe crime Keith. The latter goes TO
~ fully realizinG the peril Of swift bor-
orf Justine. A companion IN has cel H. .
negro. who tells him he Is Neb and thai
y. knew The Keith family back In Nir-
Oinia-
ChAPTER v-Nss kno~s about tho
ey Keith. he SAYS John sibiey.
the other Gen. Willis Waite. formerly An
ofhcer In the Confederste army.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-02-01
SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of a writ of feri facias, to me
directed, issued out of the Court of Chan
Gerry Of the State Of New Jersey, will be
exposed at public SALE on Monday, the
twenty sixth day: of February, next. De-
tween the hours Of IL and O'clock to-
wit, at 2 o'clock In the afternoon of said
day, at the Court House, in the City OF
Woodbury., County of Gloucester, and State
of New Jersey, all the following described
real estate, that is to say:
All that certain lot, tract or piece OF
land, situate in the Borough of Wenonah.
in the County of Gloucester, and State of
New Jersey, bounded and described as
follows:
Beginning at a point in the Westerly
line of West Jersey Avenue. at a distance
of one hundred and fifty feet Southwardiy
Avenue and Elm Street, and thence South
wardly along the Westerly line of West
Jersey Avenue seventy-fiye feet to a point
corner to Lot No. 5; thence between paral-
lei lines of that width, at right angles to
said West Jersey Avenue, Westwardly one
hundred and fifty feet, being Lot No. 6 in
Section F. on plan or survey of Wenonah@
being the same premises which Joseph
Lewis, Jr., and wife, by deed bearing date
September 2Sth, A. d. 1909. of record in
the office of the Clerk of the said County
of Gloucester, at Woodbury., in Book 222
of Deeds, on page 230. &c. granted and
conveyed TO the said William J. AdamSon.
in fee)
Seized as the property of Mary S. ADAM
son. ct ais, defendants, and taken In ex-
ecution at the suit of Edward G. Green,
complainant, and to be sold by
WILLIAM C. ALLEN:
Joseph J. Sunrtmerill Solicitor.
Dated January 22d, 1912.
Prs fees S1275
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-02-01
Personal Property

STOCK-f Horses: / bay horse, 10 yrs.
old, sound, and gentle, work in all har-
ness, good driver; l sorrel mare, good
worker; / bay mare, work in all harness !;
l sorrel colt, 8 Years old next April, bred
from speed horse, partly broken; family
cow 6 fine shoats. 3 turkey hens.
WAGONS-One heavy two-horse wagon,
gy. shelving nearly new, / sleigh and
bells, corn sides and bottom, gravel rig
ging.
HARNESS-One double set heavy har-
ness. / double set carriage harness, 2 sets
single carriage harness. / nearly new; 2
sets cart harness, double lines, collars,
brides, fiy-nets, etc.
IMPLEMENTS-One three horse double
plow, two-horse plow, one horse plow,
two horse middle breaker, 1 sixty tooth
leveling harrow, l riding cultivator, 1
sweet potato digger, nearly new; vine
cutter, 4 fve-tooth harrows, three-tooth
boards, hay knife. blocker, swingletrees
and eveners. hoes, shovels, etc, Paris
Green gun, / large iron boiler, 80 hot-bed
SASH 75 bus. corn, wood stove
SEEDS-Five quarts Shippers Delight
citron Seed 1-2 bus. Kleckley sweet water
melon seed, 25 bas. Up-river sweet potato
seed,
One 15-ft. cunning skiff, and oars, 2
pushing poles.
Salepto commence at 1 o'clock.
CONDITIONS-A credit of Z months will
note with approved security, payable in
Paulsboro bank, less sums cash at close
of sale.
JACOB HENDRICKSON.
A. S. Mullen Auctioneer.
f. Henry, T Borton, Clerks.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-02-01
In CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.

To Mary E. Fowler and Almond Fowler,
her husband, Jacob D. Skill and Ruth
Skill, his wife:
BY virtue of an order of the Court of
Chaneery of New Jersey, made on the day
of the date hereof, in cause, wherein
Clara Chamberlain and Wilson p. Cham
berlain, her husband, Laura Mick and
Robert Mick, her husband, are complain
ants, and you and others are defendants,
you are required to appear. plead answer
or demur to the bill of said compiainants
on or before the Eighteenth Day of March
next, or the said bill will be taken as
confessed against you.
The said bill IS filed for the partition
Of certain lands in the township of Dept
ford, in the County Of Gloucester, Of which
Annie Stephens. died seized, and you Mary
e. Fowler and Jacob D.. Skill are made
defendants. because you are two of the
tenants in common therein, and you Al
mond Fowler. are made defendant, because
you are@the husband OF the said Mary Il.
Fowler, and thereby have some interest in
the lands or the share to which your wife
Is entitled, and you Ruth Skill, are made
defendant because you are the wife Of the
said Jacob ID. Skill. and thereby have an
inchoate right Of dover in the lands or
the share to which your husband is en-
titled
A. H. SWACKHAMER,
Solicitor of Complainants, No. s
Cooper Street, Woodbury. NJ j..
Dated January II, 1912 1-25-5t.