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The Detroit times., 1912-05-27
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~ n paties q Hancock. last named sub. :, :;
Tflic E BIddie River. SUB of that part OF ~
fi,lying pet"e'h NV ~e - q. 80 IT,
A. sn.ncer Grand all that part OF the stanton
farm P G. IT3 lying OF and ADJOINING STann hiN g
ana Of and W. % and adjoining
80 and adjoining Eighteenth St. e. 20 r. or 8 3!
nj on the WY line being triangle shape T"'n"e 80
with River ayes '.oii
u " paIi n Grand Mary t. Armstrong; SUI or
-. Of IafOnaine farm OF Gihnd i1lNeI
ave r 2 8 II IL Il. triangular piece OF land lylns
~ lots 4 2 3. being $50 IT, on warren ave. anu W.
az aIey In rear OF said lots and running PACK 10
:. M Rollsr n hudson Bowen Norners SUP OF =, :;
ass and The y OF r. C. 49, lyins n OF inc n me o'
nj liver Il. - . =
NJ Dlnenhach n McGraw, Peppers sub OF lots i ana
~ Hall q ngersolls sub OF part OF frac secs ana
IT r IL E. iiiIc.dt,s snh ~ tha
~, TSS IS n, OF sly 1888 r. or lot j. Est or
r.raas Messmore frac sec j, r. y, * II -
f-sna a Grace McCrsw. last named sub N 5oA H.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-27
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A. FreitsE. W. Eighteenth, last named subj.
TGeo cooEs Eiehtsenth. sub OF part of p. C. az
in front and being s. 81 IT, in rear
Ms siSGS ElsssnsS last named SUBJ
SSso S%so farm p"n o .Io sSa
Fred uS S al HSmbo Il, ast named sub
Clarence Lusk. Humboldt last named W. ssll Il
Nellie O. couson. Humboldt last named sub n 25 r.
c II coiwen e Humboldt Bernard q Julius strohs sub
Of part OF p {. i14 Loranger farm. OF the d N 4
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John sss Snd the Of a. yns the line
John F osr%en. v Humboldt last named sub
IohE n T%SS a as' named SUBJ
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Ida BRS Hu%bgSt mh lSs5 named %Ss srS
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pl SsW ssSn S5sn Bank .s HS%Soat
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DAVID iG Roberts. " Humboldt plat
acres Of the LoraRger farm n OF Brsdish a Hub
S SmSSIS 4 named named SUB
Ed%oaS Jones' Mig CO. " humboldt last named sub
FREQ Grimm EgmSSd es rl6r ss az s9 aSd
VIM. MOtz w. Humboldt last named sub. ....ss ss 4.
Frank Leroh Ilumbolst last named ss sub
Mary Adams W Humboldt last named sub. .....na. I.
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sG. tss 5snE psr 'a OF - rors
:. C. R.ichlan, {. twentieth last named sue.
R. F. Williams twentieth whweods $ sub sui % Of the s " "
q the ar% a. Of n Sh .aS
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Nary iss s. Damn S1 Missouri Of last S"%S G'
Missouri sa last p PaIef hasi. Gardens
Of = Sec IS IS t. e
The Detroit times., 1912-05-27

III. A w
Sophia Daniels w stanton last named sub. 100 II
W. seventeenth Stanton's sub OF that part OF
p G. 473 known a Stanton farm lying between
buchanan st, Grand River and d. NJ and T. r. r
J. Mack Seventeenth. sub. OF part OF the Stanton
farm p c. 473 concession. $3.50.
w. Seventeenth. plat Of the sub OF part o
stanton farm. being =. G No ira. N SI.a n
r. schultz Seventeenth. last named sub. 25 y
J. p Melody. Seventeenth, sub or part OF p G 41s
known the stanton farm
p MELODY Seventeenth last named sub ........,
Tasn W. Seventeenth last nened suh........-.
Seventeenth last named sub.
Melody W. Seventeenth, last named SUBJ. n
Fav- CLOSER Eighteenth last named sub. .........
Eighteenth, last named suh....s 20 ~
TIvnn. Eighteenth. last named sub. .....s Z
W 81 Keilcher. o Eighteenth last named sub. n =
Joseph Schntt Eighteenth last named sub...n IS ~
Wrn schwartz Eighteenth AleNandrine Stantons sub
OF lots inclusive OF the sub OF part Of the
Stanton farm T. c. 47S and concession T. S. r
r Rates Eighteenth stanton's sub. OF that part Of
p {, ga known = the stanton farm. lying betweor
eucharan ~. Grand River ave and n NJ and T. r. X
n1rner NJ Danforth Linwood stantons sub. OF thai
mart OF p c. 4T3 known as the stanton farm, lyins
" ~ ronneiL Lnwood. last named sub
:. Stanton Estate. Linwood. last named sub n 20 ~
stanton Estate e. Idnwood. last named sub. 30 n
A Stanton Estate. Linwood, last named sub n 10 r.
u n Ioomis Linwood Herbert l.. Bakers sub. OF lot
- ~ the James Estate. frac. Sec ]. T. s
r ii f. and frac. Sec. 3e T. s. r. II f, except tho
,os ransen Idnwood last named sub. .............
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-07

muNs espsn du
nsbo nc o. o
Eahp ave nachg safe m@ point
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-24
Americans. It enjoys an unequaled sit
uation on the lake. and is close to the
Kursaal and the Quai du Midi.
Where to Stop in Lucerne.

Americans. It enjoys an unequaled sit
!, uation on the lake. and is close to the
! Kursaal and the Quai du Midi.
Where to Stop in Lucerne.
Among the hotels Of Lucerne are: The
Hotel de L'Europe, situated near the Ma
tional quay. has all the appurtenances
and conveniences OF a modern hosiery.
At Engelberg, the Grand Hotel, 1nder
the propr4etorship and management of the
Gattini Brothers, will be found one of
the most luxurious and comfortable in
Switzerland. At Berne, the Grand Hotel
and Bernerholf, finely situated between
the federal palace and the Schanzeb prom
enade. has a magnificent view of the Alps.
At Thun, the Hotel Thunenhoff. has a
fine view Of the River Aare, the Blumlis-
alp and the Stockholm chain. 1t has a
shady veranda, delightful terrace and a
tennis court. At Beatenberg, on the Lake
of Thun, the Grand Hotel Victoria and
Karanstalt's is situated prominently on
the promenade. with a view Of the lake
and mountains. At Interiaken the visitor
will find the Regina Hotel. Jungfrau-
blick, a first-class family home, beautifully
situated In the grounds adjoining the Ru-
gen Park
| st. .Moritz Accommodations.
At st. Moritz the Grand Hotel of st.
Alps embodies the most modern ideas
in. hotel construction. Its commanding
location affords a most charming view over
the lake and mountains. With 800 rooms,
1t provides number sof self contained
suites. with separate bath and dressing
rooms. At Zermatt the Hotels Seller,
with their gardens, verandas and daily
concerts, will be found most enjoyabl
The Hotel Kronerhof and ,Bellavista of
Pontresina is ffrst-class house, with a
magnificent vestibule. 1t is near the
railway station, and provides a splendid
Grand Hotel Hof Ragaz is in the midst
of large parklike grounds, close to the
Kursaal and all the principal hydropathic
| establishments. 1t is a most comfortabl
| hotel. The Palace Hotel, at the same
place, in delightfully."- quiet open situa-
| ton, is close to the forest. It has a fine
veranda, terrace. promenades and tennis
court
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THE EVENING STAR WEDNESDAY APRIL "a 1e12-pART 3

glory Of its eternal snow. Then there Is
the chain of the Savoy Alps. the Jura ard
the Jorat. and to the north the Rochers
de Naye and Mount Sonchaux AT
Caux winter sports are admirably organ
lied. There are two runs. one for bob
sleighs. the other for toboggans, which
start from the Cret-d'y Bau. on the line
from Caux to the Rockers de Naye. and
which as soon as the snow makes its
appearance are in the possession of
sportsmen and sportswomen from early
morning until dusk. There are also two
beautifully kept skating Kinks on which
Venetian fetes are often held. and which
on a moonlight night suggest a scene
from fairyland.
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UWOU6bO - 6Oo0OUS
HAM BURG
The
| ~Auas,tie"

VITA ssoaswaas RsnsoAa, spasss loGf ersaA
lneatisa, Nsar Qu6al oonAA. Aasing - hsaS-
tiful Alkt9 Lshe ux1nlse H0sesn oaeap.
The parianA Assssy, sssa 80 - 81
vel Durean, - III oves n. n.
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ON MAIN SYMPTOM LINE
Of MOUNTAIN RAIL Way
Resorts in Switzerland Which
Offer inducements to Pleas
ure Seekers.

Territet- Montreux. 400 meters above sea
level, is situated at the foot of the Rochers
de Naye. upon the shore Of the blue
Leman, whose beauty many poets have
acclaimed In the immediate background
are high tree-clad hills. that form an in.
separable barrier to cold winds. Secure
| ly sheltered, the place has the further ad.
| vantage OF constant sunshine. 1t es-
pecially appealed to her majesty the late
Empress Of Austria. who was a frequen,
visitor.
The station Of Territet is on the main
Simplon line of the Swiss Federal rail
ways. An electric tramway system con-
| meets Territet on the one hand with Chill.
Ion and Villeneuve, and. on the other
with Montreuz, Clarens and Vevey. The
saloon steamers OF the Lake Leman Nav
igation Company call at Terrtet. where
there Is landing stage, with small
harbor, and close by are the starting
points of the Territet-GIion- Caux-Roc
de Naye funicular railway, and the new
Terrftet-Mont Faeuri funicular, first open.
ed in July, 1910.
Walks Among the Hills. :.
In the vicinity. among the green sur
rounding hills, are many beautiful walks.
There are two that have great attrac-
ton for the visitors One is from Chillon
to Chambabaud. and the other is along
the magnifcently timbered Georges du
Chauderon. Territet offers facilities for
almost every form Of summer and winter
sport. There are admirable lawn tennis
courts. under the control Of the Montreux
Lawn Tennis Club. in the gardens OF the
Grand Hotel. and at Aigle, but q short
distance away, is an 18-hole golf course
that Is playable during the greater part
OF the year. f.s
The lake, on which regattas are held,
for boating and fishing. Skating. ski
ing. curling. tobogganing. bobsleighins
and ice hockey are the pastimes of winter
visitors. Motorists will find in Territet a
large and well equipped garage equal to
all requirements.
Among the largest and best known
hotels, replete, 1t is claimed, with every
modern comfort and Improvement, the
following may be mentioned: The Grand
Hotel and Hotel des Alpes and the Grand
Hotel Excelsior.
In Nest of Verdure.
Mont Fleuri. COO meters above sea level,
is $50 meters above Lake Leman. and lies
in delightful nest Of verdure between
Territet and Glion. Here stands the
Hotel Mont-F1euri, which is connected
with Territet by the new Territet- Mont
Fleuri funicular. From the terrace OF the
hotel superb view over Lake Leman, the
Jura and the Savoy Alps Is obtained. At
q point 100 meters higher is q small and
picturesque village.
Glion, 100 meters above sea level, Is its
name, and the charming ridge upon which
1t stands has been appropriately called
the "Righi Vaudois." Here, again, won
derful views present themselves, the Dent
du Midi standing out as their chief fea-
ture. Glion has a delightfully."- mild eli
mate owing to the high mountains (which
protect and surround the place. Among
them the Dent de Jaman, the
Chamf des verneaux and the Rockers de
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Montreux Hostelries Famous.

Montreux is noted for its hotels. The
Grand Hotel Chateau Belmont is mag
nihcently located. possessing one Of the
finest views. with many elaborate saloons
and other accommodations. The Hotel
Breuer has a sheltered situation, but a
fine view Of the lake. Its public rooms
are attractive and comfortable, while its
shady gardens, with lawn tennis courts
add further to the guests enjoyment. The
Grand Hotel Money. close to and over
looking the lake, is one of the most popu-
lar hotels IN Montreux. 1t boasts q mag.
nifcent winter garden. while it's near
proximity to the steamboat landing makes
1t convenient for visitors. The Grand
Hotel Suisse, with one of the finest To-
cations opposite the railway station and
the steamboat landing, possesses an ex-
tensive view over the lake. The Grand
Hotel Eden. a finely built house, il q
high-class family hotel. popular with
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FINE SWISS HOTELS
Valuable Book Gives Descrip-
tions of Them.
GOOD HINTS FOR TOURISTS
Several Magnificent Hostelries in
Geneva Cater to Travellers.
AFFORD VIEWS OF MT. BLANC
Others at Lausanne, Montreux, Luz
cerne and st. Moritz Are Mag
nifcently Equipped.
AFFORD VIEWS OF MT. BLANC

One Of the most comprehensive and
valuable books ever issued for the con-
venience. of visitors in Switzerland is 1.-THE
Hotels of Switzerland" a new edition OF
which Is now available. The information
the book contains has been brought up
to date. In the first part are: List of
general information Offices, useful hints
for tourists. information about customs
examinations. railroad tickets, the min
eral waters. season calendar, tennis
grounds. golf links. etc. In the second
part are: The tariffs, views and descrip-
tions OF the hotels in Switzerland, on the
Italian lakes. in the valley Of Chamonix
and on Lake Constance. The book also
contains an excellent tourist map of
Switzerland, and copy can be obtained
post free on application to the Swiss
Federal Railroads. 241 9Th avenue, New
York city.
few remarks on some Of the we'll
known hotels in Switzerland will there
fore be OF interest to intending tourists.
Hotels In Geneva.
In Geneva there are many fine hotels,
OF which there may be mentioned the Ho-
tel Beau, Riyage, finely situated on the
lake. with a spectacular view OF Mont
Blanc. The hotel gives two concerts
daily during the summer and is thorough
ly equipped with every convenience for
making the sojourn of the visitor pleas
ant. The Hotel de Ia Paix has a splen.
did situation on Quay du Mt. Blanc, with
fun view of the lake, the Alps and Mont
Blanc. The Hotel Bellevue, also on the
lake. furnishes wonderful panorama Of
the Alps, including a view Of Mont Blanc.
Its terrace and garden are delightful and
the entertainments 1t provides enjoyable
Noted Lausanne Hotels.
Among the hotels Of Lausanne that may
be noted are: Hotel Mirabeau, newly
opened and one Of the finest hotels in
Switzerland. The management has in
stalled every modern device to add to the
comfort and enjoyment of guests. The
Cecil, opened in 1907. OF modern con-
struction. provides a fine view OF the lake
and has installed an American bar. The
Hotel Montf1eur, near the station, with a
splendid view Of the lake and the noun
tains. 1t has a pleasant terrace and gar.
den and the guests find 1t particularly
comfortable. The Savoy. one of the
popular hostelries, furnishing its guests
with everything Of an up-to-date char
acter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-24

Inas new Hotel de Luxe.
BaAen's latest creation,
stands In its own parks, fac
ing directly the Alice or
Lachtenthal. Name rec Q
apartments. Single and dos
BE bedF0Oms, with hath and
dressing roOns attached.
Elegant suites 81 aDart-
ments, with Delvate hGth-
ro0ms and lavat0rles. RES
TAURANT FRANCAIS, 10
rooms, with 1o0 Balconies.
Electric Hight, steaaboating.
Extensive aute garage. C.
Hrenner, Prop.
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Panorama of Beauty.

Caux. i.1o0 meters above sea level, the
next place reached by person ascending
the hillside, dominates the entire lake,
and from its plateau q panorama of I'M
rfvaled beauty is revealed.
The Dent du Midi Is seen ins all the
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Naye. All who love winter sports should
go to Glfon, which has two excellent
skating Kinks and a toboggan and bob
sleigh track that extends to Caux
The following hotels can be confidently
recommended: Grand Hotel du Right
Vaudois. Hotel Victoria. Hotel Bellevue
and Belyedere Park Hotel
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Mnfdne.

9kcbor 9abn, Der 5 Sabre aIie
Scbn oes aapsnmeiiters 5beobor
9ebn. IT,. No. 213 Dat Strabe, ipurs
oe seitern beim Gpielsn Dor Der els
terlihen Wcbnuns bon sinem Mptors
epels nieoerseronnt, nobel er fhmerSs
boftc aontufionen unb Ibfhiirfuneen
oanontrus. Gr fpurbe bon Or. 6. O.
GpeioeI perbunben.
- auf eisentbiimlihe Weiie Deruns
sliidte geitern Rahmittaa Der 43 Saa'
re aIie Gubrmunn Der Cincinnati
9ransfer 60. Siaac Wation bon Rc.
$50 WeIt Water Sirabs. Gr fubr bic
3. Strobs entlona, als Rdbe Der Race
Strabe pIObIit Elm 3rolleppfoiten ume
fiel nnb ihn trof. Wdtion tpurbe bon
feinem pferoe geihleuoert uno srlitt
9erIebunsen on armsn unb Sliten.
Gin patrolipdesn brahte ben 9eruns
eIiidten nah Dem itdbtiihsn 6oipital.
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2okal.Derid)t
3ie 5ite.
llnbefannter Sobter seitern in Der
ROrsue iocutifiSirt.

Der unbetannts Ulann, tpelher,
ME berihiet, am Sonntaa qbeno an
Der ede Der 5. Qpnue uno Smitb
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ptiIip Stoffba4, gprarbeiter Der
goterei. in tpelter Eettig araeiteIIt
tonr. Die angsbDris,n oes 9tritors
tenen ipurbsn bena9rittigt unb bic
ssite fpuroe nab aentudp s.bra6t.
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uno 9optins Strabs, purbe osItern
bon Der 9iss Iberpiliigt. Si. purbs
not benz itGotiI6en 5oipitaI gebraht,
no ibr 3uitdno fir beosntIi9 bsfuu.
ben ipurbe.
George Msprins, Elm 46 5abr. alter
Jubrmanu i'm 0ienite Der Gee Islis
bern Co.. rpobnboit Ro. $50 QaurtI
Strdbe, brad se'tsrn Wahmittaa Dor
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Don Der 5iss iiberpditist, bsipubtIOs
3Idmmen. Gr lpurbe i'm gatroi1pas
gen 90. 3 nad Osm ftGbtif6sn Soipital
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nungslos be3ei6nst tpurbt. Ssin 46.
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feline camille psiIt an ieintm Eager.
gubsroem iuurben folaenbs Spfer
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in oas iidotiids 5ofpital eineslisfsr.:
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in ieinsr Wobnuns bonn .SonnsnitiG
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alt, erliit an Der Gde Der Wabe unD
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purbe aeiiern fpdbrsn6 Der 4rbeit in
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fer 5ibe iiberpdltist. Gr fpurbe in si.
mem potroIDaeen himsebrn6i.
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@ermikt.

Die goIisti purbs asittrn rIutt,
Qn6fOrihunesn mad Der 81 Sabre
alter 5rau gffie Srnemsr, pon $40.
645 Weit Court Strabe, nnsuittuen.
pelte fsit Samfias aus tbrsr Wobs
nung beridpuno.n III.
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nuns uno bat fid isiibem ni4t nisbsr
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in GROCER llnrub um ibn unb srfudtsn
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Cute Rop elm 26 Sabre alter
Qseer pon Stampins Grounb, ap.,
rurbe seitern untsr Der antloee bes
tbdtlidsn ansriffs auf ben 9tltb1nbs
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bsrsn Wablsn aus, ba idmmtHhe
golisiiten in ben perihiebenen Wabls
be5irten poItirt iparsn.
Geo. U. Sobnion, bon Po. 229
Qpon Sirabs, fpurbe I'M feline 1ns
ihsnubr i'm Dsrtbe pon $45 beitob!sn.
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Eattsm unb Seuebue.

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ST.. pauIine, Don Daptcn, iinb na6
Den Bergen Seutudps aur Grholuus
se.eiit.
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1epton, i'm 4lter BON 80 Sabren.
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Stnber betrauern ben Zoo bss 9attsn
urb 9aters.
& 5srr CD. Wsitborn lisgt in ieis
ner Wobnung on eer Walnut Strabe
in gsllepue erirantt oarnieber.
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8e1soue itorb i'm Speers 6oipital.
Die 2eits purbe bebufs 8eitattung
rah Butler, ap., ssianot.
- Die S6uIs Der ct. Jransistus
gemsinbe in 9dpton puros seItern
er0finet.
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Denton, 1T bon Gbicugc, 3D., auriits
cetehrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-04

tretenocn Mapors gsm. ". Gimer
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-04
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