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New-York tribune., 1912-03-13
RECORDED LEASES.
Wrh name and address OF lessee)
MARCH IL.

MARCH IL.
AVENUE p. 1ss (store, etc,; Hermann Hon
mann to Max Luttig and ano; 10 yrs from
April /, 1912; SSl6; address, lSs Avenue b.
AMSTERDAM AVE, 575 (store and part base
menO: George Noakes TO Claus OtenJen; yrs
from Jan 81. 1914; $4,000: address. ls2 West
SSth st.
BROADWAY. AT 242d st. Van Cortlandt Park
(hotel space on ground foor); Arras Brothers IA
corporatlon) TO Charles Schraps; ] yr from
March l5 1912; $1,000; address. POI Wes,
10Th ST.
LBNox AVE. ss and 30 (alD; Mary Fuchs to
Joseph Shenk; 10 yrs from March /, 1872; SILL
600: address, 81 West 107th St
RIVER AVE, W $, 627 It n Of l5Oth st, l5Ox
irreg Ohe landJ; James Il Roosevelt and ano to
National Lace and Embroidery co; 20 yrs from
May /. 1912; 81. 200; address, 81 Union Square
East.
UNION AVE. 1117 (alD; Charles Killing to the
Manning Co; yrs from March /. 1912. $l.2OO
address. 1l17 Union ave.
WESTCHESTER AVE, $40 Cbuilding) Sim
mons Realty and Construction Co TO Herman
Motufsk ct al; yrs from Dec !, 1912; $780,
address. 1117 Westchester ave.
2D AVE, 534 (alD; Jacob Herb and ano to
Barnet Divork: yrs from May J. 1912; Sl.2OO
address, 53i % ave.
Sd AVE. 7I2 (store etc,; Pauline Goldstein
10 August l. Schmidt; yrs from May !, 1913
1890; address. 236 Stanhope Place, Brooklyn.
30 AVE, 7l2 (store and basemenU; Pauline
Goldstein 10 Edward l. Corks; yrs from May
/. 1905; 81 900: address, 7l2 3d ave
10TH ST. 1851 East (alD; Morris Meyers to
Hyman NageIberg; 3 yrs from March J. 1912;
s., 300. address. 35l East 1Oth St
10TH ST, 134 East (alD; Gertrude f Kellogg
TO Minnie Hoffman,; yrs from May j, 1911;
s.. 600: address. 1874 East 18th 81.
10TH ST. l34 East uront room. etc); Joseph
LOtze TO Alvin Realty Co; yrs from May ],
1872; s2f0 address. go 30 ave.
10TH ST, S and 10 West (store. etc) Henry
g Lytton 10 J Stiefel e. Co; yrs from Feb
!. 1912; $1,000: address. West 18th ST.
32D ST, iO6 and 1Os West (store and part
basemenU: Greeley Square Leasing and Improve
ment co to Frederick Anderson; 10 yrs from
Feb l. 1912; $4,000 address. lO1 West 104th st.
4lST ST, 351 East (store. etc); Henry Decker
to Bernard Jacobs yrs from May !, 1912.
s720: address. 351 East 41st ST.
Bath ST. $40 TO 557 West (alD; Paul q Mehlin
e. Sons 20 Narcotic & Co; 10 yrs from May !,
1912. 0Oo0 address, II East 36th 81.
s4TH sT. 80 West (alD; Gustav NJ l. Scahs
TO Elias Aronstaumm; yrs from sept j,
1905: 81. 200. address, 33 West Sith st.
10TH ST 423 East (store. etc); Gertrude
Boelcher to II Paul Weber; 5 yrs from May ],
1912; $40: address 1868 Webster ave.
10th ST, $40 East; Martha Penna to Samuel
Wllfand; yrs from Feb /. 1911; $500: address.
1926 wilkins
l71ST ST. 5Oi to sos West Uhree buildingsl
David kornbluth TO James Shenk yrs from
March ], 1872 81, 500; address, G2 West l07th ST.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-13

salesroom, Nos. II and 10 Nesey street:
BY Joseph F. Day
BROADWAY. 1927 and 1929. W cor 5o'h
st. 80 o5x127l0X irreg: three 3 fty hldgs'
knocked down 10 George crawford for S"'H'o'".
4STH ST. l24 Q g. 265 II Of 9th ave COX
zoos: stv dwg: sold to the Ess En- Realty
Co for So. 500
BOTH ST. 11G. $ s. 600 u Of 9th ave.
I6.SX1Oo5. sty garage; sold TO J sullivan
for $4,000.
TRACT OF a447 ACRES. with mansion and
outhuildngs at Hampstead. Dong lsland' ad-
journcd to April 10
MORTGAGE OF $1,000 at a.. per cent.
due on sept 4 1913, covering go Laight ~.
estate Of n Dietz. deceased; Withdrawn.
4TH ST, 3s7. n = 10 It OF Lewis ct, l5E
21 J. with strip 26x75x22 6E irreg AT rear; sold
TO Louis Israels for $1,000
MELROsE AVE. n W cor 1880 st. ~ sV
16s.sx irreg 2 and 3 sty d"gs' sold to Thomas
Quinn for $1,000
GATH ST. 2I1. n s. I75 n W OF West End
ave. 25NlO0.5; sty frame bldg; sold TO "
Rau for 50 500.
9th ST. As. SIS. $40 u Of Columbus ave,
2OKlO0 II: sly dwg: bid in AZ S22o
PRINCE. ST. 10 and 15. n cor Ellzab.th
ST. 80. o.7xsl 3x36 Sx746, sly tenmt and stores.
sold 10 David Baum for s6I?jo.
9sTH ST "a west. >. 100 II OF Colum-
bus ave- 25xlO01l. sty tenmt. sold 10 the
plaintiff for S2s.O00.
At The Bronx Exchange. No. 1856 Third
avenue:
KELLY ST. s. 1892 IT n Of 167th ST. looos
1l611x100 7x1OG. two , sty fathouses; sold TO
the plaintiff for $4,000.
TIEBOUT AVE. 1887 and 233a, a. 20s. o
II S OF ls4th ST, 50 lNl15, two sty dwgs sold
to the plaintiff for $1,000.
by Herbert A. sherman.
SIMPSON ST, I13S. G E, 175 It Of 167th
ST. 4Ox1OO; 3 sly tcnmt. Withdrawn.
LONGFELIOW AVE. 1894. on map 1882.
s. 125 II n OF 1T2d 81, 2jNlO0. sly dwg
sold 70 the plaintiff for $4,000
New-York tribune., 1912-03-13
,,, ,,. r..,,. Harris. 81.

Emil H1rris TO Ernestine Harris; 81 q,
Celenta NJ Boze' Gan to Alwell Reaity - soz coo
Lambert Suydam Bette Wise et az, So
Caroline F Back TO Mary Il Wiikihsohs Si,gs ~
Irving Savings Institution to Bowery Sa'i'e'
Bank; $1,000. poa5et
Augustus Van Cortlandt TO Frances bea'e''
exr: $4,000.
same to same: $1,000 ~
oo6' o1'"'e'' '''' 'saS' - - D -. 900
Same to New York Life Insurance co; $fo,ooo.
Same 10 adelaide NJ Jones ct al trustees
$50, 600. -. ~.
$11,019.
Same to same; S12.021
Same TO same; S12,02l
Same to same $l2,02l -.
Michael Piel to Manhattan Mortgage CO.
$40. 900.
Leon Pizer ct al. exrs, TO Leon Pier; VI.
Florence + Waldsten 10 William Rose; 81
David Lion TO Salvatore Soraci; 500.
Frederick A Clark TO American Mortgage Co.
$4,000. ,, ESQ
Therese Mack to Florence Seligman; sl2'-
0OO. 49,
Ieodezar Gilbert to Adelaide Wabst; 5000
Corn Exchange Bank TO Enoch c Bell; S9uOO.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co to
LAWYERS Mortgage Co; $4,000.
Some to same; so, 900.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-13
ACTIVITY AT LONG BEACH.

The Estates Of Long Beach Company re-
ports continued activity Of sales at Long
Beach. Following is the list Of sales for the
last ten davs: Three lots in Market street,
buver Westphal: house No, Sc Chester
street, buyer Rosendale; three lots In Ollve
street. buyer Kelly; two lots in Park street.
buyer steele three lots In Fulton street.
buyer Anderson, and five lots in Penn
street, buyer Wright. ,
The seventeen new houses begun last fall
by the ElmOhar Company at Long BeaCh
are now approaching completion. Ihey ne
on the east and west sides OF the original
DEVELOPMENT and the tract of the district
in which they are located has been laid out
with streets and curbs.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-13
PREACHER GOES TO JAIL
Negro Charged with DefraudIng
Prisoners at the TombS.
WALKS INTO POLICE TRAP
Told Victims, 1t Is Said, He
Gould Charm" Judges-Carried
Wishbone and Mole Foot.

The Rev. Robert PAISLEY, assistant pas
for of the Zion Baptist Church hesr0
congregation at No. 21B Fifth avenue %.
tween 131st and 1a2d streets, passed last
night in the Tombs despite the possession
NJ a mole's foot with a string on 1t, a WISH
hone and a magic powder. The magic
powder by the way. he had intended TOT
other prisoners in the Tombs. He had as
sured them that its application to their
lips would charm any jury or judge INTO
discharging them from court.
II only the Rev. Robert, who Is very
very dark and short and fat. had confned
his attention TO distributing thls oii"i III
gratis among the unfortunates III INC
Tombs to whom he ministered! instead
however, according to the complaints
which poured into the Office or WlLham D.
Wright Deputy Commissioner OF Correc-
tion. and into the District ATTORNEY VI
fee, this pious negro with mlssiohdi!
pass had been persuading prisoners. oidoA
end white. that for a consideration he
couId free them, owing to his pull IN
the courts and 10 the influence which the
,avvers whom he would obtain Tor MS
friends welded.
Henry D. Saver. chief clerk Of the Dis
.r,o+ Attornev's STAFF, assigned Detective
Russo TO work up the case. the detecuNe
selected BENJAMIN Kitchen, white prls-
oner charged with forgery, who- occupies
Cell 100 in the Tonbs, as his "stool pig
eon." He hid Edward Berman, deputy
nrobation officer. in Kitchens cell with the
nrisoner, and gave Kitchen $50 IN marked
hills 10 nav PAISLEY when the latter caieu
yesterday morning.
The Mot worked beautifully PAISLEY
oaned and entered into conversation with
Kitchen, asked him what judge he expect
cd TO appear before, and on being tolo
I,,5.a Cra;n he burst forth reassuringly,
1T is said:
"Ob Judge Crain-why. he's great
tr,end of mine. That's dead easy. I'll get
Gov, LAWYER who dimes with the judge
every day
For 500 he assured Kitchen, accorolns
20 the evidence. that he would guarantee
him his freedom in ten days or "eeh'
Kitchen paid him the $50 down ana got a
recent from him in his own handwrluns'
II is alleged. AS the parson reached 'he
sidewalk in front of the Iomos' Detec-
tives McKenna and Cassassa arrested nm
and at his request searched MIN llsn'
there before a big crowd. They found the
9 marked bills, they say, wrapped up IN
naper in his right hand, and the mole
foot. wishbone and magic powder IN Vari-
.ous pockets besides number of lawyers
cards.
The detectives took him to headquarters
and then. in the afternoon, down to the
Ton,hs Court, where they arraigned him
before MAGISTRATE House. Mr.. Nolan. AS
sistant District Attorney, appeared to
press the charge Of grand larceny against
the prisoner, and Magistrate Rouse heiu
hir, an 60 5oo hail for examination to-day.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-13
Kinko Builderflnc.,

To IndiUidudls or Trustees desirino IA
erect any type Of building, n contract tctth
this Company is Of tnestimdbIe Ualue. Our
buildings are strtkinJly artistic, original in
arrangement and superior in construction.
Through association Cith sererdl leddino
architects Ue can offer single contract
whtch corers erery item Of cost: plans
supervision, construction and fndn,ino
The cost Is guaranteed and our profit b,
limited to a fred sum. Extras. delays aud
trouble are eliminated. We have had ,oids
experience in the Development Of property
for Investment Correspondence invited.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-13
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

WESTCHESTER AVE, 23l1 to 23l5; William
G. Kinney sgt Glover Construction co et ali
March T. 1912; S2l3 ~.
5sTH ST, 3. $50 n Of 1lth ave; Ronald
McAdam agt Theiford-Eltz Co ct al; Dec ],
1911: $2.O9l.
57TH ST, :, 100 II OF 1lth ave; Browe
& Tindel agt same. Dec !, 1911; $3.50
WESTCHESTER AVE- 2311 to 2315: Paul
Daniel agt Glover Construction co ct al; Feb
15 1912; $40
NEWTON AVE g. 1891 II OF 256th st;
National Fireproohng co agt Henry Kiess ct a.;
June 49, 1911: Sls2 -.
9Th AVE, W cor 30th 81: Centurlan Con-
crete Steel Co agt Greeley Square Amusement
Co et al. March 4. 1912 (hy bond); s.. lis IS.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-13
BROOKLYN SALES.

Joseph p. Day sold at Manhattan Beach
Estates plot 1ooxlcO feet on the corner of
Hampton and West End avenues. to S.
Feeds
John II. Gelhardt. jr.. sold for the estate
Of Martha English No. 81 Madison street.
near Franklin avenue, three story and
New-York tribune., 1912-03-13
LTERATiONS.
MANHATTAN.

losTH ST. 100 to l49 West. and 10Th st. s,
100 20 lac West; 70 a 5 sty home Little Sisters
Of the Poor. owner: Raymond & Almrall. lS5
Madison ave. architects; cost, $4,000.
BROADWAY, n e cor H3d st: 10 two sty
apartments: Broadway and SD Street Co. 2i5
West 5lst 81. owner Bernstein E. Bernstein, ~
East 23d ST. architects; cost $4,000.
4sTH ST, 81 West: 10 n sty and basement
dwg: Mrs F. Kimball. 2S6 West 57th ST. owner;
c z Reid & G W splitter. 132 West 23d st, archi-
terts. cost s55OO
New-York tribune., 1912-03-13
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
NIANHATTAN.

9th ST. n E, 223. 10 II OF 7th ave- for a l2
sty store and factory. 467x9O: 25th Construction
60 81 East 9th 81, owner: F G Zobel, lis East
2Sth ST. architect: cost $4,000.
CLAREMONT AVE, cor 10th st. for
sty gymnasium, 123 6x5S.6; W " Carman, IL
GIN ST, owner: l. Jelade. 81 Liberty ST..
architect cost. $4,000
99TH ST. 8, 1l5 II OF Sd ave: for sty
shop 4iX26; Intorboroush Rapid Transit co, 165
Broadway owner; @ RI Pegram, l65 Beoadway,
architect; cost 81 800
10TH ST. s. Io1 s It of 9th ave; for a 8
sty church and school. 81 6N92 10: ST Clenen S
Church. 552 West 5Oth at, owner: F J Schwarz.
paterson. y ]. architect: cost. kt6.OOO.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-13
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
CWith name and address OF purchaser and at
torney)
MARCH IL
MANHATTAN.

MORNINGSIDE AVE, s, 75 II s of 1l5th 81.
43x79x irreg; Max Amberg 10 Simon Amhalt, 9
Morningslde ave. March g; 81; attorney Spar
borg. 10 Wall st.
PARK AVE, 1874. cor iisth st, 25xs9x
irreg; Sophie Mayer TO Fannie NJ Korn, OIL
Park ave (mtg $1,000; March IL; $780, attor-
neys, Wen Mayer, Beekman st.
PARK AVE. 1850. 25xslx irreg; Anna c
Wiener to Ella l. Murphy 10 West 26th st,
Bayonne, j. March IL: 81.
SAME PROPERTY: Ella l. Murphy TO Harris
Mandelbaum, IL West slst st (mtg 500 OO0D i;
March u; 800; attorneys. stoddard & Mark,
1876 Broadway.
RIVINGTON ST. ;. 2sx99x irreg: Thomas
Rosson TO Rocco NJ Marasco mtg s37 275) all
liens: June 80 1909; 500: attorneys Nerriu a.
Rogers l2s Broadway.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. l91, 8lxssx irreg; Mary
New-York tribune., 1912-03-13
RIG TENTH STREET LOFT BUILDING SOLD
Structure in Washington Square Section, Held at S4ooooo'
Fiures in Trade for Apartment Houses.
uIcK RESALE OF HEIGHTS AND SIXTH AVE. PROPERTIES

basement dwelling house, 10 Mrs. Mary
Mallory for occupancy
Thomas Rosecrans sold for Mrs Mary
Kassinger and Eugene Doherty NO. Jus
Sixth avenue. three story and basement
dwelling house, to B. Sacks.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-13

same same agt same foreclosure OF mtg): attorn..,.
ne La Mare e. Morrison.
LOTS l25. $40. 357 35s 383 3es All a., -.
a., map or Arden property. The Bronx: ssns
ast ~ ncer Blake Realty co Ell al (forecios,,s.
"a u.sI' attorneys, De Ia Mare e. Morrison
,.I5 ECI5 80 and SOL map OF Arden prone,,,.
,lr Iayior agt Oscar Weed ct al Ifors,
son. 80 i'o IN -"aie & aiorri-
., 18TH ST ss. 100 It W OF Amsterdam Az.
zJ9Aeo. Chafles ID Edmonston agt Charles p NJ
ia hehha foreclosure OF mtg) attorneys. CarrinS-
SETON AVE, " s, 325 II s Of Randall ave :.
NloV' Peter J, Brokaw agt Seton Constrt,ci,ess
20 et al action 10 foreclose mechanics Mem.
:, RIVERSIDE DRIVE, cor OF 97th ST. f0- a,
tLilh ttIeg; Mitchell Bernstein agt Monomoss
20 et al foreclosure Of mts): attorneys. Kur,T
132D ST, s, $50 II NJ stb ave tsxoo g,
John Bradley et al agt Harry G R,,rdIcl - ~
tice OF attachmenp; attorney. D J Gladstone
10TH ST, II and 10 West: Daniel , no.,.
et al ast Mitral Realty and Constriotion ~ -
2! lection to declare deeds vold1. attornsv Z, y
Poak. ''e'' :
Lot 10. Block 2s4s, Section II. Tax Ma,
Borough OF The Bronx; Elwsy Co agt MAJ " "
Kelley ct al foreclosure Of tax lem: attoyn. -
II Swain. '' "''o'Hes'
10TH ST, IL West; Rosine Massett nat ",
than Rubinstein ct al foreclosure OF r,g ~,
torneys, Baylis e. Sanborn. ~ a.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-13
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.
BY Joseph + Day

The following transactions were recorded
Yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom, Nos. Il and Is Vesey street:
New-York tribune., 1912-03-13

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE oRToIeT
BOROUGH OF BROoKLYN
New-York tribune., 1912-03-13
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT

WISE AVE. cor 1s1st st. 25xloo. p....
often loans William + and Minnie I. srei,s
$4,000. shi'a
New-York tribune., 1912-03-13

18TH ST. :. 40 II Q Of Madison ave, 5ox
1905: Germana Life Ins Co agt Anna X G.
Pearsall ct al foreclosure Of mtg): attys, Dulon
& Roe.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-26

MEMS AND BOYS CAPS 75o kind for ..-,........ 500.
MEMS AND BOYS CAPS, $tOo kind for .......... go.
MEMS AND BOYS CAPS, SIPS kind for .......... S.Ic
MEMS AND BOYS cAPs $3.50 kind for ........... Csc
The Calumet news., 1912-07-26

MEMS AND BOYS SHOES AND oxFoR0s $3.50 and
$500 kind for Si.9S
MEMS AND BOYS, SHOES AND oxFoRDs, $3.50 kind
for So 20
MEMS AND BOYS SHOES AND oxFoRDs, s4oo kind
for Sis
MEMS AND BOYS SHOES AND oxFoRDs, $3.50 kind
for S295
MEMS AND BOYS STRAW HATS AT EXACTLY
HALF PRICE.
MEMS FELT HATS $t5o kind for 81 10
MEMS FELT HATS 5000 kind for .........,.. 81 80
MEMS FELT HATS $3.50 lind for .....,....... ST go
MEMS FELT HATS $500 kind for ..........,. S2.1O
MEMS AND BOYS GAPS SOC kind for ....-....... 35c
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-11-05
'0TTUmWAN IN +.
LIST OF HEROES
WIDOW AND CHILDREN OF LOUIS
G. BURkHALTER REMEMBERED
BY CARNEGIE COMMISSION.

Mrs. Lois Burkhalter of Kankakee,
ILL.,, who is visiting her mother-in-law
Mrs. Clara Burkhalter, S25 North Wei
Ter street, was appraised by the
Courier today of the award Of a
bronze medal to her and pension
for her and her two children by the
Carnegie hero fund commission at
Pittsburgh, Pa. Her husband, Louis
G. Burkhalter, lost his life by drown
ing at Kankekee while trying to save
the lives of Miss Ruth Leonard, a
sister of his wife, and Miss Veda Hen
stock, both Of Kankakee, Ill Miss
Leonard was former Ottumwan also.
The two children of Mr.. Burkhalter.
Ernest aged years, and Helen aged
3 years, are with their mother visit
ing the mother Of the deceased Louis
Burkhalter, whose bravery received at
tention Of the Carnegie commission.
Owing to the press receiving notice
of these awards before they are sent
out to the recipients, made it possible
for her to receive the joyful news
while on her visit to her late husbands
home. Her joy on learning the news
of her husbands bravery being re-
warded added to the pleasure of her
visit and to that of her relatives as
WELL .-~'a
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-11-05
Lewis John Kline.

Lewis John Kline was born in Prus-
STA, Germany, January Z. 1887, and died
at his home in Ottumwa, October l
1912. He was seventy five years, eight
months and twentyfour days OF age
at the time Of his death.
He came to America when young
man, living for time In Ohio. He
afterwards moved to California, and
then to Iowa where he lived until the
time Of his death.
He was united in marriage to Christ
ina Byncha whose death occurred in
1862 To this union was born one
daughter Mrs. James Connolly of San
Francisco, Cal In 1859 he was married
tn Catherine G. Miller. To this union
six children were born: Mrs. Seth
Bishop Of Waverly: Mrs. VIM. Wyatt
If Portland, Ore, and Misses Cora,
Marie and Kate Kline Of Ottumwa. All
nf Ottumwa; Mrs. G. O. Matter
were present at the time Of his death.
The funeral services were conducted
at his home. 1T Lincoln avenue. by
Rev. T, w. jeffrey of the First NJ. E.
church. Interment was made IN the
Ottumwa cemetery.
Mr.. Kline had been an invalid for al
most ten years and during that Lme
he bore his suffering patiently and
without complaint. During his long
residence he has won the love and
esteem OF all whom he met HIS death
came suddenly and unexpectedly. BY
his death the community loses one OF
its most respected citizens and his
presence will be greatly missed by his
friends and bors.--Contributed.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-11-05
sIGoURN EY.

Mrs. e. NJ. Parker OF st. Mary's.
Idaho is in the city this week visiting
at the parental J. S. White home.
r. D. Engle from Martinsburg was
in the city on business Tuesday.
Mrs. r. C.. Schipfer and daughter
Virginia left the fore part Of the week
for Missouri to visit with the formers
parents.
DR.. W. L. Littig Of Davenport was
In the city Tuesday, the guest Of DR.,
A. P. Johnson.
Mrs. H. G. Brown left for Davenport
Wednesday for an extended visit with
her sister Mrs Watzek.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. E. Myerly left re.
Gently for Pasadena, Calf, where they
will make their future home.
Mrs. w. H. Richardson was a pas
senger for Ottumwa Tuesday to visit a,
the home of her parents Mr.. and Mrs
William Veatch.
Mrs. James r. Williams came in
this week from Aberdeen, S. D.. for g
short visit at the parental James VIII
liams home.
Newton Haldeman from Thornbure
was Sigourney business caller or
Tuesday.
a.. r. Miller Of Washington made I
speech here Tuesday eyfning.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-11-05
BIRMlN0 CHAM.

Mrs. George Hill of DEBORAH is visit
ing at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jes-
sic HILL
Mr.. and Mrs N. J. Bush returned
home last week from Minnesota where
they have been visiting relatives and
looking for location.
Miss Fannie Huges closed the fall
term Of school last Friday in Elm
Grove district south Of town.
S. II. Earl Of Watseka. ILL.,, who has
been visiting his daughter Mrs. A. j
Woodrow, returned home last week.
L. M. Samson and Miss Nettie Sam
son of Washington. Ia, visited the
first Of the week with their brother DR.
w r. Samson.
T. H. Carruthers and daughter Mrs
A. N. Bonnet were caller to Troy on
Monday of last week by the death of a
sister of Mrs. Carruthers.
Mrs. Fred Spellman and son Lyle Of
Charlton. Ia. returned to their home
last Saturday after visit with hel
parents Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Country
man.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-11-05
Morris Williams
HORSE MARKET
NEXT SALE. FRIDAY. NOV. IS
NY POLITICAL VIEWS.

And take it for granted that the
public is very anxious to hear my
views" So here goes--I am going to
vote for Teddy-why? In a word be.
Cause he Is the only one OF the two
endorsing protective policy--who has
the ghost OF a show for being cleo.
ted.
Here is my guess on Taft-and
hope 1t isn't against the law" to pub
lish guesses. He will not be elected
he will not carry six states--he will
not carry Iowa--nor the sixth district
nor Wapello county, nor Center town
ship, nor the city Of Ottumwa-nor a
single ward in the city. and haven't
heard from Dahlonega but suspect It
will be same thing here" too.
SO what would be the use OF
throwing away my vote by supporting
Taft-though think well Of him per-
sonally.
1t will be Teddy or Wilson and that
too, with Wilson in pretty heavy type.
In the state politics am in favor of
supporting the regular ticket ,nomin-
lated at the Iowa primaries.
But above all things else am in
favor of strong support OF tho Of
tumwa Horse Market and with view
to doing my part to that end will
be in Eddyville tomorrow election
day from IL to 3 y. m. to buy good
horses and good horses only-waut no
common ones-We have sold hun
bred thousand dollars worth Of horses
in the past six weeks.
MORRIS WILLIAMS,
Ottumwa, lows.
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Legal Notice
Administrator,a Notica.

Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested, that on tho 18th day OF
October A. D., 1912, the undersigned
was appointed by the district court OF
Wapello county. Iowa administrator Of
the estate of Albion w. Stuart, deceas
ed, late Of said county. All persons In
debted to said estate will make pay
ment to the undersigned, and those
having claims against the same will
present them, legally authenticated t.
said court for allowance.
Dated November /, 1912.
E. r. Edgeriy, Administrator.
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OBITUARY.

Francis Allen Kuhn, aged nine years
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Kuhn. $50
South Fellows avenue, passed away
Sunday evening October II. He had
been Ill for sometime. The funeral
services we're conducted by Rev. A. B.
Caldwell at the home Of the deceased.
The large number Of friends gathered
at the home and the beautiful floral Of
ferings were expressive Of the deep
sympathy felt by all for the bersaved
parents and sister.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-11-05
HOUGH HAS BIG
CROWD AT DUBUQUE

Emerson Hough, who will address a
meeting tonight at the Garrick, spoke
at Dubuque Saturday night. In con,
nection with his Dubuque meeting the
following telegram was received to.
day at headquarters of the progressive
party:
\ J. H. Cremer, secretary:
Emerson Hough addressed the larg.
est political meeting ever held in
Dubuque Saturday night. He is fine.
Otto F. LANCE. chairman.
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sioux CITY MAN
DIES FROM INJURIES

I Sioux City, Nov 4.-Daniel Cum
minis, shot at the home of James
Chinn, near here, Thursday afternoon,
died today. Chinn, who is in custody
claims the shooting was accidental.
The men had been the best of friends.
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MRS. BERT PARRISH
DIED IN ST. LOUIS

Word has been received by relatives
and friends of the death of Mrs. Bert
Parrish of St. Louis, Mo. Mrs. Par.
IRISH was formerly Mrs. Augusta Lady
nski and resided In Ottumwa. She
was q sister of Mrs. Emma Lerche Of
1917 East Fourth street