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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-05-14
WOLCAST GIVEN
VERY HARD FIGHT
WILLIE RICHIE SHOWS CHAM
PION THAT HE is SOME PUGiL-
IST IN FRISCO MEETING.
NO DECISION GIVEN
Youngster Had Ad Bleeding Early in
-Four Round Session and Gave
Good Account of
Himself.

San rancisco, May lad Wolgast
was forced to extend himself to the
| limit to get newspaper draw in his
four round bout with Willie Richie
here Saturday. For the first two rounds
Ritchle kept the champion on the de-
tensive
The champion was staggered in the
second round by long range stab to
the chin, but recovered quickly.
Ritch1e took the count twice in the
thlrd, although he came back strong
and carried the fight to Walgast in the
1ourth, when the latter was bleeding
profusely from cuts in the face and
mouth
The general opinion of the fight fans
seems to be that Wolgast had failed to
extend himself or that he has gone back
somewhat as a result of his operation.
SIX four round bouts between fighters
or all weights preceded the Walgast-
Rltch1e fight. The attendance was light.
Inc air was fog laden and a chilly
WIND was waited directly across the
arena.
Wolgast and Richie weighed in at
noon and both easily were under
weight.
The fighters arrived early at the
arena, Wolgast occupying a spectators
pox during the preliminaries.
The Fight by Rounds.
ROUND 1.-The fight opened with
light sparring, and then Wolgast quick
~ ripped left and right to the face.
me pace quickened, with the champion
laclng out vigorously with left and
right, several Of which landed. Some
close fighting followed and Richie lift
ca the champion in the air with his
knee. Rltchie suddenly shot a powerful
left straight to the jaw and the cham
pion tottered against the ropes. Wolgast
maddened at this unexpected turn,
waded in, fighting fiercely, and it was
give and take until the end of the
round. Wolgast's blows seemed badly
timed in this round, Richie having the
advantage.
ROUND 2.-They clnched, with
Wolgast driving his left to body and
moment later swung terrific right to
the jaw, staggering Richie. Wolgast
ripped a good left to the face, but the
Californian sent his opponent back
with two wicked short arm blows to the
Jaw. Richie followed his advantage,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-05-14

unhappy Vatican. Kneeling at the feet
Of his savior he was told by the bishop
4 purchased your soul for you that you
might give it to God Thus was q
soul saved by little act of Kindness
! Dwelling on the beauties OF the char
acter of the bishop, Senator Kenyon
stated that none was ever painted SO
. Christlike, so near that OF the Nazar'
enc as was Hugo's Bishop Of D.. He
went into an analysis of the character
and spoke of it's nobility, saying that
nobility of simple things is real nobll-
;ity. He at times went into other In
c:dents recorded in history and refer
red to other persons and things than
the subject Of the lecture in order to
bring out his thought that the world
is turning more today to love and less
to strife, to fellowship and not hatred,
and he urged the gospel Of love and
brotherhood. He referred feelingly to
an incident in the battle q Shiloh
when soldiers on either side Of the
river regardless of the causes they
represented, joined together when
some one started the song learned
from mother, when Shall We Gather
at the River" Love and compassion
toward others was made the meat OF
the lecture and characters Of Nc
Kinley and Lincc.n were drawn into
the talk to bring more forcibly the
lesson Of love and brotherhood to the
hearers.
Is Unnatural.
That some call the Bishop of D.
unnatural was said by the speaker to
not be strange. He maintained that
Jesus of Nazareth when he prayed
Father forgive them for they know not
what they do was also unnatural.
The senator urged that there be more
of this unnaturalness in order tol
overcome the many purely natural
things of today. Love WAS said to be
the creed of the Bishop of D. and
IN the words Of the bishop when he
asked the name Of the convict which
Vatican hesitated about giving, and
said 81 know your name. You are my
brother" the lecturer said, whether
fiction or real, the one little sentence
of the bishop contains the recipe OF
life"
In closing Senator Kenyon paid his
respects to those who keep down the
working girl during life and at death
give millions for a museum, and asked
'Is a man a success who is wrapped
up in bonds and stocks, and unable to
appreciate the beauty Of the day? Quot |
ing Tolstoi he said, where love is,
there is God" I would rather sit by
the side Of the road and be friend to
man."
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-05-14
THIRSTY CAMELS ARE
HERE FOR 3 MIXES

Chief Wallcper Colman and his new
Camels from Muscatine, arrived in the
city this morning on the Milwaukee
and this afternoon will hook up in the
initial combat of three games with
Ottumwa at the Myrtle street park.
Tomorrow will be ladies day Man
ager Colman's players will face
Pitcher Broadwell in the following
order this afternoon:
st. John. RI; Hart or Witte, c.;
Masters, SIS; Colman. CT; Alperman,
IT,: Fletcher, 3D.; Walters, h.; Ander'
son. Oh; Burch, Roberts, Showers or
Smith, p. ......--..
Pitcher Broadwell's work thus far
this season has not been equal to his
real tal@xt, owing to sickness and 2
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-05-14
WORMHOUDTT TOOK
FIRST AT SHOT
OTTUMWA ATHLETE PULLED
DOWN NICE TROPHY IN IOWA
CITY MEET SATURDAY.

Henry Wormhoudt, the husky
athlete of the Ottumwa high school
walked off with seven points in the
big invitation track meet at Iowa City
Saturday. He took first in the shot
put with Alp feet, failing to make his
Fairfield mark by 4 inches. Since
there were four awards in each event,
Wormhoudt pulled down two points
for third place in the hammer throw.
Arthur Woodrow, the other member
of the Ottumwa high delegation, came
very near winning place in the mile
run. Twenty-three men were entered
in the mile. Lii Arthu' crossed the
tape fifth, and only ten feet behind
the man who took third. Some run
min for Bowlin' Bandy Woodrow"
East Des Moines high took the meet
in a whirlwind finish. winning the re-
lay races after Fairfield, Anamosa and
Marshalltown had the better OF the
points Anamosa took second and
Fairfield third.
The sensation of the day was the
woman team of Anamosa, which car
ried off second honors with just five
points less than Des Moines. Each
man broke record. Dutton threw the
discus 100 feet 9 inches. breaking the
previous mark by several feet, and Be-
dell gave the hammer an awful twirl,
sending it out 157 feet 10 inches. Dut-
ton also took the broad jump, leaping
against a strong wind and defeating
Jones, the Ames crack. in the pole
vault. Dutton was the field champion
with his fifteen points. Packer OF
Marshalltown was his closest competi.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-05-14
Republican Caucas

There will be meeting of Republic
cans of Richland township at the Elm
Grove school house Wednesday after
noon at 2 o'clock for the purpose Of
a township ticket to be
voted on at at the June primary.
F A. Waddell
Harry Proud. Committeen~-
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-05-14
Latest Music Hits
10c Per Copy.

I Cent per Copy Extra for, Postage.
Moontime is Spoontime.
Drifting in Dreams With You
Just as the Boat Went Down. IT.
tanic Song.
For You I Sigh
The Gotta Quit Ki'ckinMycmfw m
They Gotta Quit Kickin' My Dawg
Aroun.'
My Dreams Were al lof Yesterday.
The Mill, the Stream, You and l.
It's Home Sweet Home I'm Longing
For
You Can't Expect Kisses From Me.
Everybody's Doin' 1t Now.
Ragtime Violin.
Tho Silver Threads are 'Mong the
Gold I Love You Just the Same.
| Want Patriotic Girl.
That Ever Lovin' Bear Cat Dance.
That Humming Tune.
Mine Three keys.
Moonlight Makes Me Lonesome.
Only a Bunch Of Violets.
Horse Shoe Rag.
The Pace That Kills. March.
U. S. Marine Band March.
King SOL March and two step.
Ghost Dance.
I Love to Live in Loveland, waltz.
Poinsetta Rag
Everybody's Rag.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-05-14

George Miller is assisting in the
commercial wark of the Ottumwa
National bank during the absence of
Miss Lulu Ryder, the bookkeeper who
has tonsolitis.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-05-14
BIRTHS.

Born Friday, May 10 1912 to Mr.. and
Mrs A. G. Greenwood. OF Palestine
Texas, daughter. Mrs. Greenwood
is formerly Miss Maud Utecht of
this city.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-05-14
Bloomfield Pionueer Dead,

Bloomfield, May 13.-Leyda Mark
died at his home last night at O'Clock.
The funeral will probably be held to-
morrow at Mark cemetery
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-05-14

bad whip. His attending physician
stated this morning, however, that he
| is 0. K. now.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20
Die G~rmOrOnms Oes trOatiI@en US.
aeprOneten Mdlim.

0as Berbreden EelGGftiat felt
Wonnten Die @eriHte un0 tOmrpli.
oiert ii@ INNER mebr. Na6 @lGtter-
meLOunsen peritdnbiete 0o2 GtubE
uetBenburger observation-disclosures
DO ben @ertetoiger Der 9rGher 8ip
IimsistD I'm A@urpro5eiIe, 0ok eth
Giiembobnorbeiter nomens Norit
Nuuier ii@ fretptuig ~geuaeIbet mu6
erfI3rt babe, Der BON ben @riioergt
8liIini5tD ermOrOete AnSreos MMim
bdbe ibm I'M Sanunr 1910 1000 RrO.
nen nerjpromen, falls ct ben alien
8iiliniofD aus benz @ege r6nme. Gr
bdbe 100 Rronen 9on0geI0 betom.
men. ie0o9 @eDiiiensbrie seiibIt
unO bic Tnt nint nusgefiibrt. On.
IdBIih Der @ieOeroerbnftung An.
Oreos 8IiIinISfps, Der wesen GSturg
0@ims neuerIi9 unter NnfIose ae.
Iteut wur0e, brbe er fim ge0ruWgen
oefiDIt, nit oieiem @eitGnOnis Der.
Ooroutreten. Die lnteriuhuns mir0
f~eItIteaen, mas an oieiem @eitGnO-
mis-, Doriiber Youier tpGbrenO Der
erIten BebanoIuns Stiaidweigen be-
c6oftete. an totiGdlihen GrunOIc.
gen uOrbanOen lit.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20
Glias.a Otbrinasn

g.-Sn betpuBtlo'
fem uno boIb erfrorenem 3uitoroe
ipurbe oie 3ugnerin Mnrie 8. aus
8iihbeim pon Observation-Disclosures
Dor benz gingangstor Oes iSroelitt'
i6en SrieObofes aufgefunOen. Die
Mrbeiter iorgten iofort fiir Die Heber'
bringing oes Md0hens in ibre sl'
terIi6e @obnung, mo- Der B~erbeigerH-
fene9r5t f~eItiteqte, 0aB elm 8ergeIpol'
tigungsaft an benz NGOden Deriibt
iporoen lit. -.
Goargemi nO.-9eod Elm fiinf-
tes Opfer fon ole &ntaitropbe in benz
SeantnIhen Sauie geforOert bnben.
@eit benz berbGngniBooaen Snge 1T
cine iunge Observation-Disclosures ner'
Idpun6en, Die it'd tur5 Dor benz I'm
did BON 6anie fort begeben botte,
INN in benz @eihaft SeantD etDns
ein5utoufen.
Sopingen.-G Gin WsOrOan'
IdIaa wuroe ouf ben BET Der Jou1Ilte
9en6eI beoien1teten G0riter Nonotc
beriibt. Gs muroe 0ui ben BeaH1ter
a1s benz &interbalt seihoilen.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20
QmrembMrs.

HM
2uremb g.-lnIGnaft muir.
ben Der 81 Sabre dIte 4utOmobil-
mouffeur Rarl 4ebII1 nnO Der t6
Sabre oIte 9ausoieHer @uitoD Meit,
beiSe aus Rreu3nnh, tDeeen Dieb.
EtohIs zines 4utomobiIs I'M Werte
bon 10000 St. gum gaahteiIe ibres
Dien5tberrn Stern aus Rretann@
am Babnbofe berboftet. Die 96ter,
reIhe momentum niht mebr TN @e.
fife Oes geftoblenen 8ogens fir6,
trouen ibn in DeutfhIdno 8uriidge-
IaiIen boben. Die Berboftung ers
foIgte nuF @ntrng Der Oeutihen @e'
rimtsbebCrben, meIhe Oeren MlsLie.
Ferwna beontrogt bnben.
Die srtnnungSEIaseST TsGn 9oRsni
gOr Dem 3iDiIseri&t in GIOrer5
erIhienen unIdngit be beiDen @be.
gotten 9Ofeai in ibrer 9~renntngs-
ioHe (eine @beiheioung eTiItiert be.
tonutli& IN StoIien Ri&tl. Die @er-
IGbuuugsoeriut,e, Die 0er Ri@ter an.
lterte, Dur6em bon beiOen 1orteien
obgeIebnt. Cutie ertIGrte. Dab lie
nur bonn bon ibrern antrng otf
Erennung i'm beioerieitiee1 GinDer.
ItGnoniB ofoeptteren mer0e, trenn
SoIeILi Den 4e4peis gu e~rbringen Der.
mOge, oab er nerniHftig e~esuorOen
lei urn0 nIs RiinItler ettpoS gelernt
babe. Ser 6nrfosmis 0uiiens REF
einen @utausbruh oes MoeltrO ber-
Dor, Der nit oornbeben6er Gtimme
ertuioerte, onB er 2uiienB 8elei0i-
gung 3uriidtpeife, 6n er Ibon felt
Fiinf5ebn S.1bren ben Betpeis ieires
EoIentes eegeben babe. 2uife en-
fIGrte Ii6 Ooruufbin bereit, OieRIaee
ouf MiBbnnoIung folen 0u Iojien,
fails ibr Xoieui ibrenSobn uberInNe.
Oos aob Soieui du Der ornmutiiheH
grtIGrung anlok, feline Woht Der
@eIt tonne inn iein oneebetetes
Rino entreiben. Au@ tperbe Ct me-
Der fir fiA, nod fir iein 3irO aud
nur etnen ein5igen SoloO bon 2uiie
onnebnten. MngeIifts Der bei0erieiti,
gen aumpfStimmung perfIete Der
8r6tor 0ie Bertngung Oes 0erfnb.
rens un0 orOnete an, 0ob Dos RinO
bOrlGufig in Der Dbbut Der @tern
3oieuis bIeibe. Cutie mar our@ Die
fen Sdieosfpru1 dufs b0hFte in0ig.
inert unS mies ale Beri@teritotter.
0ie lid ihr nuben MOLTEN, nut.
Ihn1ubeno bon Ii1.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20

:. aus Dem e.
alttn 9aterlnnOe.
@~GrtttHfbera.


Gtuttgart.-,Die $eiIerfOIee
DeIhe Rrofeiior Soffmann bier NIT
IeiHer 4ef6mpfung Der NGuI. uno
Iouenieube i'm @IinB ersielte, itn0
ebeHio groB ME biSber in WtedIen-
burg uno i'm Obernmt @bingen.
Guf Dem @iiterbabnbof in Inter
titrtbeim tptrOe iiiuqit elm @iien-
bobntagI0bner beim ueberi6reIten
Der @eleiie bon einerDfaihine ertaBt,
81 8ooep getporfen uno ilbertnbrerl.
&c muroen ibm bei0e 8eine oberbolb
Oes RnoHeIs abgefnbren. Der ShDer-
DerLeste muroe nod Dem itdotiihen
@antenbaus @annitatt gebrnht.
BfuIIenoOrf.-Di @irt.
THoft our ogOritaOt~ bier sing INN
ben 8reis bon 100000 90. an Rii-
FermeiIter Man5 BON Ohienbad uber.
t.-3pei Iunge 2eute bd-
Ben tiir5li6 BEL StreitbGnOeIn BON II.
rem 8eooInern @ebrnub gemnht,
nobel Der 1%8id6rige 81. &eiber ben
19i1brigen SrieOrih &uitbaro onr@
einen @1uB in ben sails fdtDer Oer-
Ieste. Der Sob trnt auf Der Stele
Elm. Ser Eater tpuroe Der1aftet.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20
Observation-Disclosures.

@teu.- Der 8onfier unb Btse'
br1IiOent Der Qagemeinen olterre.9i
ihen 8ougeIeuiaaft 4lpbonie 5eIO'
mann lit geitorben.
Seruemo 0. Die 4bgeoroise'
ten 4rnoutomiti6 uno Rdramebme'
SoDitI4 botten i'm 8uogetausifuh
6es bosniihen 9anotages gegen oa3
oemeinfame 5inan5miniiterium nnS
Geqen einselne 8eamte oeliel6en 8or-
piirfe erboben, oaB Tie bel elmer Of
FentLi4en 6eilbictung BEG Sal5mono-
poIs iid ungeredtfertiet berei9erten
SnfcIae oieier 9eiduloignng iprod9
6ns 3Ienum oes 2~anotages iiber ole
beioen l~bgeoroneten Die anslhlie-
Bune bon elmer 8lenuriisung aus.
Die eemoBregelten Abgeoroneten De-
monIfrierten oogegen, inOem lie ben
2onotogsIoal nidt OerlieBen, uno er'
tIdrten, ouB iie "a Stnnoen I'M
saiIe bIeiben miiroen. sic bnben
bereits ibr @adtlager i'm SislngS'
ioaIe aufgei6Iagen. Sbre Barteige'
ncIIe IeiIten linen @eieGi6uft.
Buoape1 It. = Ser bieltge Sn'
Observation-Disclosures aarl 8oriu
uno oefien Satin muroen tuegeH
GoliGmiin5erei Der1dftet.
@feu. - Sier lit I'm 81. EeSers.
iobre Der Bforrer Der Bfarrtir6e our
III. 6omiIie auf Dem StepbonienpInR,
Gron8 @olbouer, peri4ieOen.
Bu0apeIt. Die ungD6rer
9oIi3ei peritdn6igte Die 9uOapeiter
8oIisei, ooB Der &oufmann Sulius
Me8ei @edieI i'm 8etrage bon 2OO,-
600 RrOnen sefdlitt babe mno fli&-
tie iei.
ungbar.- Die ieismOsrnpbt.
Iden apporate Der biefisen @%r6beber'
porte per3ei9neten tir5li6 elm Gern-
beben. Oos Grobeben bate bic Ri&-
tung %ofttpeit.
Debrec3in. - Der Romman.
oont Oes SO. acknowledgements
mofte BEL Der Yoli3ei An5eige, 0aB
Ser Qeutnant Senao Rir4ner mebrere
tnuIen6 &ronen aus Der Regiments-
taIIe oefrouoiert babe uno gefliHtet
lei. 3oblreibe Nn5eiden ipre6en On-
fir, 0oB er iih nod 8ien getpenbet
bat.
Gina. - SIM &remstal iest cine
ao1ae Branoftifterbanoe bic 8epob-
neridaft Der 9rtlhoften IN 6urdt
uno 5hreden. Sn 5ablreihen 9rten,
i~nsbeionoere i'm @eHeinoegebiete BON
Rirhoort, Hieo bel &remsmiinlter,
8ortbera, R~remsmiiniter Sausman-
nina brounten I'M 8erlouie elmer
Mode II 8ouerneebofte nieoer.
11eberon muroe 8ronoitiftung Ton
Ifotiert. 1as 0orf Sausmonnine II
total nieoeraebrannt. EdgIi6 erboI-
fen bic @eboftebeiiser 0robbriefe-
Sun6erte 8erionen iino obOadlos.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20

@ernu Ser Ron0uftor 8liooif Nar.
boh. Elm 8eiu uno Elm Arm purOen
Inn aboefobren. Der gernHglidte
murOe m bus Spital in Ga Gbaur'
i~ibergeftIbrt.
RomGnsbOrn. AntaHg oes
Ioshsr Monot8 fnil0 IN 5rieorihs6o.
fen Sie 8uiammenfunit Der 8ooeu-
fee. observation-disclosures itott. &eoaf-
terr 5dmaBmaun IN Romansbcrn
bie[f elm gHeFerat iiber Sport uHo
6borofterbi[ouns" Der 9oOeniee-
MISUNDERSTANDING geb0ren Rlubs
aner uferItaateH NIT ungefdbr 1000
MitqIieoern an.
2duaHne. SIN Alter BON
70 Sabren lit nod fur5er Rrantbeit
S6erIt 9auio, bon 1890 bis 1891
RommonSant Der 8peiten Dtoiiiou,
RON 1891 Bis 1898 Rommonoont Der
erften, ~aeitorben. 2unge 3eit, Bis gum
Sohre 1876, oiente er aIs Snitruttor;
So[Sot bonn GHeitel big our SObIe,
ioote er Aom0Is, dIs er bic BeDir'
htnq Seines @utes in gorreDou ibers
robm, Der milit1riihen 8artiere ni&t
Ballet, DieImebr itieg er RAID Don
@ro0 AZ @roO. Bel Der Trippe war
er ie6r beIiebt; fem @daotIdn6er
characterization UoIte i'm einmdl
nit @etpnIt aus benz Mrreft befreien,
hen ibm Ser geItrenge 9berit RerrOt
suoiftiert bate. Ytit geOouert lab
man 1898 namentIih in Der BeIt'
IfJpei5 Den tiid,tisem DffBier aus NeuV
Dierft i&etben.
barid. Sn lIfer BON 81
So6ren lit bier Serr 4arl ToGel'
;. Wets a~eItorben, BETTER Der go
Dierfabrtf @6om, Die er aus Dem
WoGIos ieiues @aters, oes Serrn
WooeI-5 oIu8si, iibernommen. Serr
NoeeI mar Elm 8iiri6er BEG guten
oIten 5Gloges, 6uBerli6 cine &raft-
nnt11r, ols @ei1Gftsmam 5unerldiltg
mno ae0ieeen. Ger Ourd eInen I'm
fan berbeigefiibrte COB ieines elm
sieen Gotnes bat ben altemloen
Nann Dor einigeH Sahren iGtDer &C.
trOffen.
Qarau. - 8eim ManGDeriereH
entaIeiIten fiir3Ii9 oi1f einem 0eben-
aeIeiie inn biefigen 8nbnbof duf Der
Bride IN Der @nis 3tpei @iitertpogen
sic praIlteu nuf einen Der OFT
ItGen @dquooer Der Bride, bic iiber
Sic GtroBe fiibrt, tporfen 0ieien IN
bic Eiefe, 5erItGrten 6os @eIeiie cine
5trede melt, iotpie mebrere Signal.
Ieitungen. SnfoIge Rur3i@IuIes IGu'
teten i'm ga1nbcfe etne 5eftIuug
i6mtIi6e 5ignolgloden unO ole
Dr6bte oerieten tns @Iiiben. Slid.
IifertDeiie rpuroe 9iemonO berIeti
umb Der 8etrieb erIitt feline St6-
ring.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20
@diueis.

60 Gbour. Sc GOn6s.-
QirsIih peruugEitte nnt Der Citation
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20
MieTar W~iuuenRenera.

Die 8eIteuernne Der GobritotiDn
geiltiger @etrGHte bat Der @unOes.
rec;srunQ inn IeBten Sabre 1922.
526, 299, mebr nls cine NiGion fir
ieOen Berttns. diber Die $dlite mebr
nIs ole @damtetnnobmen fir 80le
uno 9inneuiteMern eineetrooen. Die
S6napsIteuer bat $t48, 06O.212 EN-
gebraht bic alIj Bier, Gle unO 10
peiter $63.216,961. E0bat brdhte
cine Ginnnbme pom $67, 100000.
SIR Die BrobibitiOniiten iinO Oieie
8obIen 9iiteln. aus Oenen iie teiHen
Sonic iauGsu peroen.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20
Mritbmstif&es q

w 7 III : WEW y
rSbr Bruber mar i@on
tpieberbDlt perbeirntbet9" ~ ga -
Ct bate faOn Orei before SGIften."
Mufri9tie. @@pisserfOkn
(aum G9niegerbater no9 Der 9Om.
sttt): Sd muB sic bitten, mir
Sen Neit Ser Miteift ebeItens fiji.
ia au MAIDEN, i9 bralhe es bringenO
80. bu bate es cher NIT Der 6rau
ni@t 70 eeeilt!'
Neuer MMBbrud. a.:
Sinh Die MGOeIs muiitGIii@9- =
b.: ,Gis fnlIen fsoaf nnta1Ee
@nast,EtmRta tsaRg"
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-02-23
Public Sale
Of valuable
Personal Property,

Having sod my farm and intending disc ontinae
farming will sell at my home one mile North OF
Bedingten and miles South Of Falling Waters w
Va, on the Williamsport pike, on
Thursday. March, IA, 1912,
beginning at 10 o'clock the following personal prep
srty, te-wit;
3 Head Cattle,
q mich cows one will be fresh by day VI sale. one
recently fresh and hne iailker the other q nne
young hsif=r.
p Head Fine Sheep,
wellbred will have lambs BY day OF sale,
Farming implements
spring wagon. buggy and harness sleigh and bells,
Fairbanks sieelyards, eacacitv see lbs, hay katie,
grne stone saw mill truck, sausage grader. stuer
and lard press, forks, rakex shove.s maftocks and
many other articles too numerous 10 mention
Terms.
A credit OF months will be given all sans Of
$40 and over the purchaser TO give note with APP
proved security negotiable and pay able at the Mer
chants and Farmers Bank Under sio CASA.
n. F. BOW ERS-
Geo. Kesseeker, Auct
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-02-23
Special Commissioners Sale
of Valuable
REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned special commits
s:oners and substituted trustees by
virtue of authority vested in them by
a decree of the Circuit Court of ber-
Keley County, West Virginia, entered
on the 10th day of January, 1912, in
i suit in chancery therein pending en-
titled Allen B. Noll, administrator.
etc, against Daisy M. Davis. ct al,
will sell at public sale at the front
County West Virginia,
Saturday, March 9, 1912,
commencing at / O'Clock p. m., the
following described tract or parcel OF
real estate with improvements there
On situate in Arden District, West
Virginia, containing II acres, more or
less, and being the same real estate
conveyed to John D. Davis, deceased,
and Daisy NJ Davis by Clementius Da-
Wis and wife by deed bearing date the
5th day of September, 1900. and re-
corded in the Office of the clerk of the
county court of said county and state
il deed book SO, page ATS.
The purchaser to pay all taxes for
the year 1912.
This tract or parcel of real estate is
improved by good dwelling house.
stable and all necessary outbuildings.
Terms of Sale.-One-third of the
purchase money cash on day of sale
and the remainder in two equal pay
nents due in one and two years res
pectively with interest, the purchaser
10 give his notes for the deferred pay
ments bearing interest from the day
of sale, and the title to be retained
until both fsaid notes are paid
d. w. SNYDER JR.,
e. l.. LUTTREL,
R. H. BOYD,
Special commissioners and
substituted trustees.
I herewith certify that r. H. Boyd,
special commissioner, in the above
entitled cause has executed bond of
approved security as required by law.
l.. Dew. GERIHARDT,
Clerk