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The Washington herald., 1912-04-14

Bliss Eisesricai schooi. ooe0I6S IA
Walter Reed HOspitAl.....- u.s. q o Ia
RuHs=-Miier Hoaner Brisooe a. scuti, Robin
sou ca. Fenton ~. FIelning slofat. Elliot. Bear
Left On bases-Bliss. o: Walter Reed Bases
On halls-od FfsdeFicksOn. ?; % Briscoe. ); on
Grim. 5; on Beeznlsr. J. Struck 0ut-By Fred
ericsson. 2; b. Briseoe. 3: b. Grim 10; BY Beesmsr
D0tbio Dlays-Fredsricksou 70 Fentou, Louis
10 Fenton. Elliot 70 Bear. Stolen hass-Brscoe
Hofner. Robinson. 8liier. Louis. Fentoa. Grim
Hits made-Of Fredericksou in S innnsz; %
Briscos. in innings; "a erlm, 10
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Our Future Big Lsaguers.

The Herald win gladly publish
free Of eharKe all accounts of
games, challenges, &C.. from the
boys of the District.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-14

Harvard Battle Halted.
Baltimore. April l2.-The Johns Hop
kins-Harvsrd baseball game was post
poned to-day on account OF rain.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-14

The Georgetown Pfeps baseball team
yesterday defeated the Maryland Ages
Reserves 3 to6 The game was called
81 the END Or the seventh iunlns.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-14
VIRGINIA AvEEUE
FAIRGROUNDS LEAGUE

sTAkpINa oP THE cLuhs.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-14

King Brady, the local boy who was
with the Petersburg Club q the Vir-
gina Leagre. returned home yesterday.
Ter team Of the Independents League
llls ssason.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-14

St. Agnes. easily defeated the west
ern Buds IN slow game. 10 to 5. The
feature of the game was an unasslsted
double play by Ruppett.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-14

The second game Of the series between
the Virginia A. c. and the Smithsonian
A. c. was won by the heavy hitting and
fast fielding Of the former, IS TO O. The
features OF the game were the pitching
OF Elicit for the winners and the hat
ting OF Taylor for the losers Earl
Bailey put up a good game In shortstop.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11

used % give lunches ana tehs here IN
The sumner mouths" said fhe police
man. ~But the place has been shut
w FOR a long time nov. err. No one
goes 20 the island barring the ducks.
and thsy nest there By the hundred =
Where did you catch the prisonerf-
-Ahoui .thls very piacs. sir. II was
about haf past nine. and I vas walk.
ING down the public path. Which passes
the east corner a the lake. when I
heard the shot II seemed a strange
time of the year for night poaching.
bat there are rascais On the village
who WOULDN'T hesitate about the sea.
cons 20 ionE a. they had = duck for
dinner.
or raced a. hard a. I could put
legs 20 the Kiound when I cane 20
the eaussway head I pulled up and
Looked about ne There vas q alp
of q noon over the isiand ard a
plenty o. STARS. 90 that he sight vas
fairly bright No enc vas IN sight
but presently I heard the thump.
thump. Of q man running over the
turf. End Who should cone painting
down the slope but Jake Warner. The
keeper. Hs YES IN such q hurry that
be vas nigh az close az ] am 20 you.
err. before he saw ne
Coed Lordl' BE cried. jumping
back: and vhat ara you doing hers 2
nidnt yon hear a shot nredr I
asked.
Net q sound a. g. he said. vita .
sulky face on him.
-It surprised me more than q BIZ
Indeed. bad begun 70 wonder <
could have been mistakes. when there
cane q clattsr on the slabs q the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11

for 80 Mr.. Roberts had told me not .
week before. You're crazy, Elan'
"'shut your mouth. you fool'-those
we're bis very last words. sir--T tell
you cheyne is dead Co and look for
yourself.
II must trouble you 20 come with
me, then said I. taking him By the
collar.
We walked down tho causevay be-
tween the reeds. be ia front and me
behind With my hand IN bis neck
About hallway down we came upon
Jake. who wSs kneeliag b. the body.
which lay Cat on lie bach. had never
scen siT Andrew and no more had
Jake. 80 we had 20 take the strangers
word for a. When We found there
was no sign Of life left IN him. I sent
Jake to get assistance He cane
back with Mr.. Roberts and two q the
rien. who carried away the body up
20 the house. while ] arrested my
prisoner and walked him OF 10 tho
Lookup. We found q loaded revolver
MNAM MN MAE NNa AAaHA 10 NAN - ~ -
vas or 20 make any eKplanation."
And afterwards7" asked Addington
Peace.
Il searched the causeway az aoon
as n was light There vas nothing 20
Be found. But the evidence against
the prisoner seems clear enough. saw
ing the fact that the shotgun be used
has disappeared lie must have
thrown Il into the water. They viii
drag the lake Tor q this afternoon.
We've got the real murderer all right
don't you think. sirf@
did you search the island before
you ieft last night
no. cir"
Might not another man have been
concealed theref"
TIE policeman did not reply. save ~
eoloring q deeper red and staring bard
I'll bis boots
"Wen. vel 10 ere can think q
averything.~ said Peace. with a diek.
sr OF q smile. Come and show me
whsrs you found him"
The dark stain upon the slabs be.
tween the nodding reeds uaa sign post
sumcieuE The little detective took
enc look 90 the SPOT. and then stood
with hls hands behlnd he back. peer.
lng abcnf him.
"wer~ The prisonsr's clothes VET
be asked quietly
NO. cir; cutie ar
~And hoW deep - re lake.
-Frou three 90 SIX feet deer. or "a
rye always heard
Ia there q beat on ST.
Jake Aeeps an old punt believe
bit the pleasure craft are Under iQck
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are responsible Tor your maatars
death. Il vas By sheer accident But
the question T.. are you responsible"
NO. sir. am not But I can never
prove a."
Perhaps n would Be best n you En-.
planned"
We remained where We we're. with
the fence between us. while he told
his story.
II vas on Monday afternoon. sir.
said Jake Warner. addressing Al.
diugton Peace q the Criminal investi-
gsf,on Departlaent % scotlsnd Yard.
a waa crossing the public path that
runs near the other end Of the lake.
when I fen in with . middleagsd.
speciaclsd gentleman. Who was stroll.
Ing along With a TN .ooliccting-case
On BIS back. such &c botanssta uso.
We fell % taking. and one thsuE led
70 another. until when ! turne1 OF
down 10 the iaks 20 see after ny
ducks. be cane wish ne Ha never
meant 20 harm &c { know %. but !
would give all have nevsr % have
seen him"
what was be fksr" srEsd the IN.
spsotor
"A short fellow. with q brown fun
Heard snd a slight stutter. very
pleasant be vas 70 talk %. but thia b.
outaite the point cir. a. you win see
We walked down the oassswny. ard
taat before the paviiion what should
We come across but three dead birds.
All with their heads bitten clean o1.
u made me villa. for the foxss havs
been plaguinE me cruel this sprng
SIR william never would have ons
shot. though he had given up hunting
many years AZ for the young mas.
ter. I couidn't say as % his views.
for I had never sst eyes upon him.
"Ths stranger. be sympafhired vsry
kindly with me. and I told him ny
troubles. How they caR expect .
keeper 20 rear q decent lot q Wild
duck with a plague Of foxes IN his
midst, I'm dashed n I know said.
tie allowed that q fox who would kni
ducks Hks that vas a. bad &c q man.
eating tiger she's q cunning old
vixen as won't ist me set within shot
q her. told him. but I've half q
mind 20 sst a spring sun for her ca
the canseway here
~Biesa ny soul how thsf fellow
laughed lie threw back he bead and
cr0wed with ioy a. my idea. a Epring
Eun Tor a fox be says; Why. keeper.
rs the very thing Think of he ain.
piicity q q ana tha certainty o. n
and the security % a. These vsrs
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Notice lr hereby aiFen that gudsr AMI
~ wirtus 81 4 nnai decree ~ fofoeIn Fgfs
nnd sale rendered ~ enc Hun J Nmmef
Wolfe. Judge nI fHe FNrruit Iuurf 40 lH
Gambia County. F9uriaa 81 fhe cess -
~ ~ Wiihorn AND 81 Va Mithsfe hff
husband. versus vi W Thornton mH
Mar N Murphy ] viii. 81 Mondat. eos
mi daY - ncremler. a ~. 1919. afii af
public uutcfT - the hiwhest bidder fof
cash. duftng the leani hours ~ Mmip. ff
fure TIE county rnuff house door iu ihf
city ~ icnEacula. Flnrida. the follow ~
ufarffhed real estate, Situate. lffnE and
helnE iu the county ~ Eacamhla. state
~ Flofida. to- wit.
The south oue-haf go n block one
hundred and slntF-tWo tiGel. except thf
wet thirty f8ol feet ~ lots one fil ~
four a. Inclusive. and ~ tfn south nNr
SOD feet az inf i've CO.. and also thr casf
cna-haN a. ~ block uue hundred anf
tweuty-oua ff1fl. both ~ the above hiockm
being IN the West ktnM Tract city ~
Pensacola, nrcordlnw a. map ~ the naid
city, copyrighted ~ Thomas e watson.
together With the tenefneutf. heredita-
mNnta ana anrurtennuren fhtrnlmt1 BE-
iuuwfnN 0f mppnrtmininG
Died 60 cest ~ purchaser
Wal d HOWE
Special Master in Chanrrey
anHNnaw fw
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ono-storled building The red tiles 6f
is gabled roof had been delieaiely
toned b. age until they had sunk %
q color very restful to an artists ere.
Wooden shutters blocked the win
6ouG; Sc door Of stained ard worm
eaten oak was frmly secured. A path
led through straggllng laurel bushes
from the door 70 the lake. and I walked
down 70 a 20 the loud cutlery Of the
nesting ducks that rose with tapping
wings about me and circ.ed round 20
Splash into the water az a safe dis
lance. ny a diiapidated wooden land
ing stage 7 stopped 20 light a ciga-
rstta. As threw away thu match
q ragged tegr in tie deep moss that
covered the planking caught my eye.
I stopped 90 examine a. Under the
moss the wood itself was apilntered
with q deep. fresh scarf I studied
he rest Of TIE landing stage without
result Neither the noes nor the ex.
posed patches ~ woodwork showed
any similar sigma The one fresh
sear-that was Ell
I vas stiu considering the problem
when Peace Joined me. lie was IN
high GOOD humor. FOR q time be
stared e. the mark with his head on
one side like e rneditative sparrow,
and then. seirlug me ~ the arm. led
ne bach By The way 40 had come.
~Picfuresque. EN-" he said. pointing
20 the old pavilion It oltcheu your
artistic eye Perhaps you win have
tine % make . sketch Of q thia
afternoon"
Nonsense. said. irTitahly enough.
who shot this poor fellow
'No che"
"What--euicidsT
Nothing 90 simple Tn afraid.
Now don't lose yuar temper You
win undsrstand within the hour.
Come along
"Whsra are we ECingT-
TO visit our esteemed friend. Jaks
warner There 10 iust a chance be
may show temper shall we riak r.
Mr.. Phillips. Or shah Ne cal the %
ncsman from the house youderT
I toia I'm cutie briefly that 7 wculd
see the policeman eondenaned nrs1
Warnsr'H cottage was q straw.
thatched. ivy-covered little place
built On the slope q the park Be
meath q q brock that carried the
overflow from the lake garglsd mo
notonouEiy By A tain, long legged
nan. Who was diEEing IN a patch %
garden. stopped his work az sight OF
~ and waited. leaning on bis spade.
Jake Warner. isat ~" Peace IN
CURED over the low fence 81 split
pine
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11

ard key In the bosthouse. They've
not been IN the water Tor years. and
would leak Ike sleeves"
That Il all co up 70 the house
and wait Tor me there I shall bs
hack IN an hour or 90"
The policeman saluted and retired
down The causevAy, Bis heavy boots
catering upon the stones.
Nov we can set % work. Mr. phil
lips" said the little man. ehserfuily.
his eyes dancing vita a pleasant en-.
hectatlon. While I an making o III
tie examination % The causswsy.
should be obliged n you win wait for
me AZ the cottage on the island yond-
err"
The last thing ! saw q him was q
neat boot stiching out from the reeds
into which be wss F-awliEg on hands
and knees.
The rottsEe was an old-fashionsd,
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mn down 20 q broad lake fringod win
weeds. Beyond the lake a park
stretched away dotted with single
saka nov struggling into foliage. u
Waa q lovely rev. uumolested By the
ceuturics A. q was 80 Il bad been
throe hundred years before. when some
ecurtier OF Elizabeth. in tightly sitting
hoaa and immaculate rufaea. chose q
e. the outlook from the windows o.
his dinlngroom.
la the middle OF the terrace. Adding.
ton Peace stood. smoking q cigarette
and taikiug 90 a tan and stately per
son IN a hlaek coat who looked ever
inch ne nan ne vas-the butler o. =
British country house..
The little Inspector turned. as he
heard my footsteps on the sravel, and
nodded q benevolent welcome.
"A One moruins. Mr. Phillipa ne
said n did not know yea we're stay-
ing On TIE nelEhborhood.'
Il cycled ever after hearing thq
usva Your pnma opsned the gates.
Inspector"
Well I en- pleased 60 bee yoa
anyhow. Mr. Roberts here vas giving
me BIS rioW of this unfortunate anaif.
Yea may continue. Mr. Roberts"
The butler had been staring AZ ne
sith great auspicion; buf Apparently
no concluded that. &C. a friend 81 q
detectve. ! vas a respectable per
son.
Wei. gentiomen." no said. I'm 9 soit
rily voice. az from oonnrmcd over
eating. my mind a. 90 % speak. q
blank hut Whaf Z know 7 yin say
without fear or favor. SIR Andrew bad
- nreYicusiy IGNORED ~ vita Ma
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LEGAL NOTICE.


nN VIRTUE ~ a. exerufinn Issues NJ
~ fhN rfrruf r'uurg ~ fsaeaniiAa Cnunte.
state ~ Ftnrfdm whrrufu ThaFuaM u
stokes g. flHintm ard Hen b. Ffnarua ~
Defendant ! haNn levied mon and Wfl
feli al NuhMe umfnfr 20 fhr SHEET hAnnfr
fuH eaFh a. Mnmamf. nrnnnfhfr tue and
A. ~. 1919 durIuN thr leaal hourw 81
sale. o. froNf ~ ttn CnunfF Cuurf ronfn
door fn the cav 81 TenNaeaia feernrnhle
County, state ~ r8nFiNm enc Interest ff
fffn ~ NfwaFmH ~ ere fnIInnlrW described
real estate. fnsutis
lot ore 90 ana eFa est NaH ~ irf
tao 90 in hiurk miNtF ttnl ~ en- NnMsrt
Trnet ~ ere t1fr ~ rnvaa nnia ftstafnhia
Cuunfv. Flufita
= e. VAN pEIr
froNuawfw eheffm
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Tie traFsdy. Mr.. phmps
DE- you mean
Ties. believe him % b the mur.
dsrer OF SIR Andrew Cheyna"
Then the man under arrest n IN.
aocent-
That acarcciy describes him--but
he bad ne hand IN thia crime"
-Confound yuu ana yyur riddles" !
said. 'whers 10 the murdsrurf Have
y0u caught hinf-
There IL q carriage AZ the door d
ycU care 90 oone along perhaps
may b able 10 show him % you."
II vas q swift horSs from the sta.
bies q Airiie Hall. and We covered the
groune quickly There was little talk
between us. Twelve haa aruok WHEN
We stepped out IL the oVsrhanging
porch 81 the cd Eray maneion ana
walked through into the library thaa
overlooked the terrace and the lnka.'
ny the window. twisting he cap IN he
nervous hngerH, stood Jaka warnNr
Peace nodded him a n0od mmuina.
and then slipped sway vita . word
a. apology.
The detective gentleman wr~d
that he wanted 90 ees me- said
Warnsr. anxioueiy. -no yoa know
why, sirf-
told him no. and be drcpped into
IN uneasy silence. I amused myualt
~ walking from picture % picturM
fug ths walls wers hung VITA spiear
did portraits -0ainsboroueh. LAZY ard
Romney--ft vas . Variable ekhfhitiom
Uf thoss great mastura Az last tha
door opened and the little man ap-
panred. giAncina frum one 10 tha
other Of us Win NJ ahrgvd. oh~~gv
ant ara 80
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The Chronicles of Arlington Peace

presence. he having remained abroad
from the death Of Str william. whieh
vas his uueis. some ak months ago.
febterday--that IL. ThurBday morning
he wired from London Tor q carriage
% meet the faia9 train. We we're an
IN q nuttsr o. excitement. az you can
vel tmaglne. But when be arrived n
Was. be said, with no intsntion OF
STAYING the Dight During the after.
noon be sac his ssent on business.
and afterwards weut Tor q walk, re-
turning about aix. lie dined AZ esght,
and had his coffee served A the small
library.
The last train 20 London was AZ
io.2S. and we had our orders for a
carriage 70 Be ready for him at Eve
minutes % the hour. AZ ten o'clcck
precisely took the liberty d entering
the small library 20 inform STR An
drew that the carriage vas waiting.
and that there was only Just time 70
catch the train. he vas not there.
and. the windows on 20 the terrace
being open. I walked through 20 see n
be was sittin9 outside. the evening be-
Ing eaiuhrious for tho time Of the
year n vas while was there that
! heard the Footsteps Of some one run.
ming on the gravel, and nrst thing I
knew. who should appear but Jake
Warner, the keeper. Hello. Mr.
Warner saya 7. 'and Eeere may you
be going IN such a hurryf Ia n pcsch-
ersT ! says. No says he. IN a sad
taking but Sir Andrews been shot
shot dead. Mr. Roberts, on the cause.
way 70 the island Heaven defend us.
! says; but do
Quite 90. Mr Roberta" said Peace
we understand you were much upset
SO ron have no idea when II vas that
SIR Andrew left the little library"
No. err. save that n va between
nina and ter"
Thank you Ard nov. Mr. Phllips,
I think We vill 90 down and have a
look az the causeway walk"
"A the end 81 terrace Ne found a
policeman waiting. lie touched his
helmet 10 The inspector. and. after
few words with him. led the way down
some mossgrown steps and over a
slopinR lawn towards The lake. We
skirted TIE right hand edge for ter
haps two hundred yards. until we
cane % where a short causewaY ~
stone had been bum ont into the
water. Joining the lawns 10 a shrub
grown island The roof Of a Eabled
cottage peeped out from the heart %
its ysVs and laureie. The cauaewsy.
paved With great slabs Of slate. vas
never more than Eve feet broad. on
either side Of n vas e dense growth Of
feaihery reeds, hiding the lake bs
hind their rustling walls
what cottage IL that3" asked
Peace. pointing a finger.
when he was q young man. SIR
william. that vas SIR Andrews uncle
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~ . FLETeHER RosissoN.

causewuy. and a man rushed out from
the reeds ike a mad thing He gave
a little cry Ike q frightened rabbit
when he caught sight Of us. and tried
10 twist away. bot his feet slipped
from under him. and down be fell be
fore be could recover I was sitting on
bis chest
~ had no hand n g. be shouted.
I swear 10 you Il vas not me. was
Ia meet him on the island. lie vas
dead when I came 90 him.
Dead-who Il deadr asked Jake.
very anxious
"'sir Andrew cheyns.' said the
man. with a SILVER
= was that taken aback that n he
bad made a run for Il be might have
done 90 for all ] could have stopped
him. Az for Jake. be gave a yelp and
disappeared down the causeway. like
a rat into q bole.
sir Andrew is IN France I eaid.
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THE MYSTERY OF
THE CAUSEWAY

Il vas On Thursday. Nay. re. 1898.
that young Sir Andrew cheyns was
found dead OF a guuahot wound IN the
grounds o. Airlie Han his house IN
Surrey
ives myself especially Interested in
the case. a. I waa staying az a cot
tage within three miles Of the Han ~
she time All the gossip came to rs
nrut hand. ~ breakfast We learned
Of the death. An hour later came the
rumor Of the murder. AID the fact
THAT en- arrest had been made. A man
bad been caught running from the
spot where the body lay
Ny host vas a bachelor and q broth
sr artist. Hla little place vas bound
~ no conventions. co or come. bat
don't trouble 10 expiain--auch was ne
custom. lie was busy that mornlng.
o. ! knew. ao J appropriated his blcy.
Gle and set on through the lanes 20
visit The scene Of the tragedy
Airlie Hall lay some two hundred
yards back from the main road TIE
drive. famed IN vide stretches Of
turf and Banked ~ q triple averue
~ chestnutH, ran On a straight line
from the great porch 20 the entrances
gates of twisted irou. peerins
through the hers were q doron W
layers within. BIS hand upon Ghs
ioch stood b policeman. massive. red
faced. pompous with his present I'm
roriancs
MAY 7 come in7" 7 asked politely.
You may not be said quite briefly
put mY hand Oh my pocket, hesl
stated. and drew 70 out empty u
vas zoo public a place for corruption
m Addinaiou peaca bad only been
With me. { fhouEht-and. 20 thinking
rame 81 az idea. Even a rural police
maa would knoW TIE famous detecuye'l
name
'afy frisad. Inspector Peace"
began
Inspector whofr ne interrupted
"AddinRion Peace of the Criminal
Investigation Department hoped hs
would be here
flls manner changed with q celebrity
which was the greatest compliment
ne could have paid 70 The little detec
Give.
u beg your pardon. sir. he said
The Inspector drove up from the sta
zion not ten minutes aEo. n you VII
Enquire at the ball. you win Be sure "a
nnd him"
The servant who answered my mod
ast ring led me through a dark pas
HaRe 81 paneled oak and out upon the
terrace that Jay on the farther side Of
enc house. Below q a slopinK lava
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Ian Inspector Addington Peace o.
the Criminal Investigation Depart
Eenl"
Warner said nothing. but 7 saw b.
hngsys clsnch upon his spade. ~ he
gave The detective stare for care.
"A fairly good breeding season for
the ducks. I should imagine" con
linusd the little man. with . benevo
lent interest.
There was stsll no reply.
4 understand the foxss are very
trouhleEome"
Warner threw down bis spade and
strobe up 20 where We stood. HIS
eyes had n hem the drmb agony o.
q Wild thing m = trap.
7 am q married man. SIR he said.
For my wife's sake take ne away
quietly
7 have not come 60 arrest you.
Jake Warner,7 said Peace. ~ you
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Notice 4 hereby Nlven hat 20 ths anfh
DAY - Novenh.f. 1873. ths under.innsd
win aprly q the lion A. " Cn-hrisf
Governor ~ ne state n Florida. e.
TaiiaharFre. ths Capital for isitera patent
Incorporating themselves and thrir asao
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ilorsda Nth the foilowing pfopossa ehar-
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second TIE rsnsr.i stature & ne busl.
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pose n rro1urlnW rrinfiuWf tAiHnWrarh
lnN. book nindinE. Ensravina and fhe
msnufaciurinE ~ and sslanE anf and ~
fura equipment ~ hanks and BUSINESS
offcsa and - contract for buv. rrii lease.
heid. ~ Own sny AMI ~ kina n kines
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Third' IL ar.ourt 81 ths oauitai ssash
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DRIED AND WITTY tef1l afarns 81 ihe
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latter tee ~ which nToes NAV BE- heif
BIZ ere person. ana = noarf ~ nfFeriora.
conFisfina ~ not lees thar three uur more
than seven Oh number nN 20 ~ eieelef
annually. on fhe mrsf Monday ~ FauuHfV
- eafh rear. an1 lo serve unfn their FuE-
csssoFs are elected and quaiined. rufH
such siscti1n. those whp are - conduit
fhs huHlnrnH are
~ nurrow. President
H ~ Turner. Vice. Frefldfrt
H MarkfV. Secretary Trrnfurer
And 40 shan CONSTITUTES ere nosri -
Directors
sisth ne hirhsss amount q luasbisa-
may az arv time auhfsct Itself sal W.
i-lftr Th0uaana $50 eo0 ool Dollars
seventh. Thr names ard residences
~ ne subscribers ana M announf foF
which they suharribe. are a. follow
NJ Wufr0w. renNacoia. pa. tat snare
49, 4sssy pss $780, -. . . .ss,,
sTATF OF FLORIDA
EecAMWlA COUNTY.
Personally before mo, = Notkfw r.. hlia
ln and for ~ state ~ flori1a af TArNe
81 ~ Tarunr. krowu 90 me 90 D. the ~
dittannie described above and nrltnpwi-
DECD each Hegeruhv Tor himself tAsfr 70
specfiye signatures. nfu1 further. thar
ne forewoinr fnstrumcuf e. thtir fres
nnf NoluntarF act
hsrsunto 80 ny lard 40 ofne.al So.
this ne 1sra DAY d oct. isia
=. g. NEs1rsh.
Nv sommlssisn ssp'rs- Marsh 10. isis.
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