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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-ON FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER
~ from limousine automobile between and
IL o'clock, a box containing pair lady's satin
slippers, with buckles. s. reward II returned TO
80 East G5th ST In perfect condition. no ques-
tons asked.
LOST -Brindle Boston bull terrier. white
breast. white mark between eyes star
head. green collar; answers name Rob. re-
ward return 40 West 7ith NJ.
LOST-THURSDAY NIGHT. METROPOLITAN
Opera House. large pearl horseshoe Reward
II returned 20 Mrs. 9. II. MATTLAGE, Is
Central Park West.
LOST-S250 godpiece with monogram;
keepsake. Finder will please return to "a
East 77th ST.: receive reward.
LOST.-Gold enameled buckle. surrounded
with small pearls; reward. 80 West 74th
81
LOST-IRIsH TERRIER: ANSWERS NAME
or Jack" Reward. u East 18th ct
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Southern Boulevard. 50x1O0: June /. 1907; Co
lumbia Wax Works TO susan w ADAMS: SiT,-
800: attorney, Smith Williamson 364 Alex
ander ave.
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IvpEwRITuNe AhpTYPEwRITERs

VICTOR VISIBLE. 70 Nassau st. cstaIosus
Tree: ALI makes taken part payment; bargains
IN I,nderwoods RemingtonS. divers. smishs.
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Female.

NICE neat colored girl for general housework
I'm private family: must be neat and compe-
tent: SO. Modern Agency. 923 9th ave.
20 CFIAMBERMAIDS for city hotel; must be
mangle girl Apply at once. Modern Agency.
no2 Hfh
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

9Th name and address OF grantee and at
y torney)
A'eresi 5 per cent unless otherwise stated.
DECEMBER 30.
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ANTIQUES.

ANTIQUES-second nand furniture bought.
sold. 7. creamer. 9l8 9Th ave. Phone
Flaza-626l.
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors Teachers, Tutors. Gov
ernesses, etc, to Colleges. Schools and Fam
% Union Square.
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EXCURSIONS.

CALIFORNIAN Winter Tours leave FIRE :.
quently December to March. Booklets
Raymond Whitcomb Co.. 225 9Th Ave. ~ "
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Uptovn
ONCE. No. 1864 broadway. between 36sh and
37th sts., until o'clock D. m . = q
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BOARDERS WANTED.

WEST SIDE Below Tooth street.
9TH ST $50 WEST-One nicely furnished
hall room. excellent table: reasonable.
sOTH ST. 124 WEST.-Enceptionally fine
room; electricity. telephone home environ
ments. generous table; references.
WAVERLY PLACE. 10l-ROoms overlooking
Square table guests; parlor dining. excellent
coffee. cream, fresh fruits.
WEST SIDE-Above Tooth Street.
10th ST. 1JS WEST-Large sunny room.
private bath; single room: board
EAST SIDE-Below Tooth street.
MADISON AVE. 21l-Single rooms and double
rooms, with private bath, new furnishings;
high class surroundings.
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

ELEVATOR BOY (white) for apartment house ;
$50 per month. with room and board. Call
Modern Agency. a23 9th ave.
] MADE $4,000 in i've years with small
mail order business: began with IS; send for
free booklet: tells how. Heacock. JOoo. Lock-
port. n Y.
MAN TO inspect granite cutting and quarryng
Must have had wide experience on large
and important work. Reply. stating ability,
salary expected and references. TO Granite,
Tribune Uptown ONCE. 1864 Broadway.
SWEDISH Finnish or Norwegian couple. wife
cook. man useful or butler; $40. Modern
Agency. 923 9th ave.
YOUNG MAN OF good appearance Is Of
fered an excellent opportunity TO learn
the advertising business on n New York
newspaper one living at home preferred,
salary and commission; chance for ad-
vancement. Apply after 10 a. m, $40
Tribune Building.
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
BOY, II: Chris tian; bright. ambitious, gradu-
ate: good family; unquestionable references.
Progressive, Box IL. Tribune Office.
ENGINEER 0i,ensedD. so; experienced on boil
ers. engines. dynamOs. compressors, etc; now
employed nights. but desires 20 change; city or
country: references. John Schaefer, 236 stump
ter St, Brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN 40. intelligent. bright. wishes
POSITION understands fling switchboard, also
stock in wholesale house. Russell H., 2S9
jefferson ave, Brooklyn
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FURNISHED ROOMS.
WEST sIDE-Above Tooth street.

10TH ST (near Riverside and subway
Large front room, gentlemen, phone J590
M0rniugside Apt "a
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WOMAN OF birth and refinement would devote
any part Of day 20 reading, correspondence
or any similar occupation; highest references
Address or call Apartment !, 3O6 West Soth 81
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Female

COOK.-First class. English Protestant: with
or without kitchenmald. neat. economical:
excellent manager. three years excellent ref
ercnce: wages S35 TO $40 Miss Buckey's
Agency. u West 42d 81. Phone I4s7 bryant,
COOK.-Very nice woman. excellent cook.
S3O-S35 c. Miss Hofmayers Agency,
320-322 jth ave, 9th floor. Tel. 1927 Madi-
son square.
COOK.--First class IN every respect under
stands all kinds OF cooking. soups des-
serts pastries etc finest refere sa $50.
inFsidc.
COOK.-English Protestant. first class. all
branches; extremely neat and economical.
highest references. Miss Buckleys Agency.
Il West ga 81. Phone 74s7 Bryant.
COUPLE.-Man generally useful. can act AZ
butler; wife, good cook-!aundress: can
take full charge. $40. Murrays Agency 426
Lenox ave. Tel. Ol34 harlem
COUPLE. : German Scotch; wife excellent
cook and laundress. man gardener. coach
nan. generally useful: two years excellent
reference: country preferred. Industrial
Agency. II West 42d ~. Phone $40 Bryant.
HoUsEWORKER.- $40. good cook
and laundress has good reference from.
Lass place LarsOns Agency. 20 East 125th
81. Tel. 42s3 Harlem
HOUsEWORKER-- all around cook
and general houseworter. neat young col
ored woman: excellent references, $50. Tulls
Agency. 22gT 7th ave. Tel. s022 Morning.
HorsEwoRKER s25; neat Young girl. good
references; city or country Mathewsons
Ab'At4s 90 pAtl 49, % - - -
INFANTS NURSE - German: competent
nurse: takes baby from birth: best refer
ences: city or country. wages S3O-s3j. call
at Lang & Boecherer Company Agency, AZ
45-47 West 33d 81
LAUNDRESS Competent German girl;
good shirt iToner: best references: city or
country. wages S3O-s3J. Call at Lang q
Boecherer Company Agency 43-45-47 West
33d 81.
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER-Pr
will do all but laundry work. $50 each. 60
anywhere: good references. Miss Shea's
Agency. East 42d 81.
WAITRESS Young English Protestante ex-
ceuent city references. S2J-S3O. W, Miss
Hofmayer's Agency 32O-322 9TH ave, 9th
floor. Tel. 1927 Madison Square.
WAITRESS and PARLORMAID. -- Compe-
tent young girl: best references: city or
country: wages $50. Call at Lang g Beech
erer Company Agency. 43-4o-f1 West SD 81.
IADY'S MAID and SEAMSTRESS.- Compe-
tent German maid. speaking French good
hairdresser and packer: best references; city
or country: wages S30-s35 Call at Lang *
Boeeherer Company Agency, i3-45-f7 West
33d -.
NURSERY GOVERNESs.-North German:
refined frauen: good sewer: best refer
ences. city or country. wages S30-s35. Call
at Lang a Boecherer Company Agency, A.
45-47 West SD st.
NT'RSE-North German: experienced. neat
girl To child over two years good sewer;
city or country. best references: wages s25
$50 Call al Lang q Boecherer Company
Agency. 43-Ij-47 West 33d ~.
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Female

COVERINGS. Swiss; experienced: graduate
teacher: children from to IA; thorough
French, German. English. music; highest ref
erences Forster, 23J East Goth ST.
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IcIST ST. 500 WEST hair block east Of
Broadway-Beautifui room. newly fur
nishod reception room. excellent dining
room. elevators soc Mr. NETMAN.
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STENOGRAPHER and OFFICE ASSISTANT.
Where ability faithfulness and twelve
years experience with large corporation VIII
count. Address 5. +. T., Tribune ONCE.
TYPEWRITER and STENOGRAPHER.- Two
years experience: willing 10 start at So. with
advancement. s A., III Van Dyke ST., Brook
Ign.
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l22D ST. s1G WEST--Iarge sunny rooms. high
class house. Kitchen. elevator. phone. apt.
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Jn(anO ge(eorap6
9erbdusniBO0IIe G.gpIo :

Rem BORT, 81. gan. Sn Ser
Wobnuns oes aouis Sslss In 9roo,s
Inn erploeirte am Usittmod5 WorssH
cine Yetroi.umIamps. Die Der 6ausoa.
ter 3u fiilIsn psriutte. Jsles. isin,
Satin uno pier Sinosr itonnen I'M GU
in belien Jlammsn. Gin Sunge BON 6
unb Elm Wdo6su pon a Jobren Der.
branntsn 5u 5oos, DdArenb bic iibriasu
GnmiIieHmiislisosr IebenssefabrlitI
perlebt irurben.
Gin 12idhrigsr W0roer.
anniFpn. gla.. 81. San. Sames
6ooper. elm 5lpolf Jalre alter anabs,
Der cine onsebIi6s geIeiDisuns Isin.r
Ghnefer r1ten polte. fu4te am
Tieniias ben san3sn Tag noh benz
30 Sabre aItsn aia Sing, ben er audi
tobtste. Ter anabe sab fpGtsr Su,
bab er siaentlih ben gruber Mio's tabe
tooten molten.
Der Hndbe, ben ipdhrenb bes gu.
dens ndh Ring Elm nod iilnsersr
Druoer beaIsitst bate, tpnroe am
Mbenn ron pisomcHt, 100 q ben 4srra
.pssiitt aisbasssrast
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W cTarIuub bes Ut roe 8
i'm er fen 9raoe dull
hin 6 81 n n

W ht u W v oe VI !
big befunben.
Petpurt, 81. s., 81. San. Die
Jurp in benz 5aus BON 4aiiOn Utdc
s5arlanb, Der bier auF Die 4ntldge bin
prossfiirt ipuroe, ieiue Jrau nit gDduz
tall persiftst gu baben, CAB tur3 Dor
Wfitternaht einen duf Ulpro i'm eritsn
grdoe Iautennsu Wabripru6 ab.
Die 4ntlaae sing oabiu, oaB Utac
5arlano oas gpantali in cine Jldihe
dstban babe, in Der isine Grau elm
Nitt.l ssssn GOpfpeb aufbetuabrte,
ano ooB CT auf oisie WeiIe feline 5rau
aus benz D.ss s.ibafft babe, UNI 5Ioe
renee 9rpmlsp DON philadelphia, feline
friikrs st.nosrapbiitin. bsiratben 3u
tGnneH, nit Der sr intim.u llmgang gs=
pflegt bate.
Gin 3 dlaggegeH ben BstBz
tappeH- unfus.
g1oomineton. Sno., 81. San.
Iobp SHopon. eiH GisbdnoIer, einer
Don dtt Rdnnsrn, Die angetlagt iiHo,
| In Der BsrtIsinuug ppn IeiBtappe1
ben 2Surmsr 5arpsp Wtc5artano NIP
hdnoelt su huber, iuuroe am UtitttDct)
ihuIpig befuaoeu. gr bat cine StraFe
BON spei bis 5sbu SuhreH 3u4tAaus
I'll erparten. Tus llrt6eiI 1T aber
pOrIdufig nod uiht gsfGQt poroen.
Is III eies oas .rite Utal, oab Sc
mano Quf cine ioIde 4ntIaae bin fhu(-
cio bsfunosn rporoeu 1T, obgIeid Der
g4siBtappensunfug in ben 5ugelu bes
iiioli6en 5noiana isit Sabrer florirt
lot. IS NOR 10 erit6tli6. bab cine
rsgulore Observation-Disclosures in
Nlonroe gountp eriftirte, oaB Der 9ous
p.rneur murIbau QHndlte bierhers
Tbitt., BE Der aHtIase CUR Seite itez
ben folteu.
Bdbrsno Der !ssten paur Sabre ilno
cine Mnsdbl Winusr auf dhnIihe On.
Hagen bin pruseIIirt pproeH, Die &c
itpcrsren habeu obsr aus 5urht Dor
Wibbdnblung cber Ielbft oem Sobs iih
rirt aetrdut, stnsn Wubripruh in
llebersinitimmuns nit hem 9epeismds
t.rial absugeben. 4n Der Snooon-
cSuru oisnteu 5pei llniperIitdtsz pr,z
ieForsn uno ein GeiftIi5sr.
g IN Gsfes gum 9srbot oes
5riutselo lo9ebens.
Sruntfort. ap,, 81. San. Die
gcrlaoc, osr3uioIge in &sntudp oas
lrintgelbseben Derbotsn peroen Ioa.
i'll pon benz unttrhaus Der 2esisIatur
nit SO asgen fiebsn Stinmen arse-
rommsn norben. Die 9orIase ents
bdlt ben folgenbeu Qnbang:
Ia UlitsIisber Der Sesislaiur islbft
lest tGglid, grin.s.loer eebeu, 1t
EriusIittsit oafiir porbanben, buB
cas- 9.iss 70 balo als mDslid in araft
tritt. gs ION eeEbdIb Geieses.raft er.
,balten, iobalb ss bon oem 9ouptrneur
uut.rseihnet poroen III.
Inter Der DorIage perber 2sute,
bic asLlnern uno portiers SrinteeIoer
ssben, nit Gslofrafsn belest
Sn betoen !,duTsrn Der 2esisIatur
Rurbsn am Wittpod primdrtpubIenz
8prlagen argenpmnsn. Sn Seioen
piro bic Domination BON gunoesies
natorsn poreeIsben, bic domination
BON prdiibentitafts-gIsttorsn aber
ausssIdlofen. Sn geioen tpiro be.
ftimn1t, bah lie in araft tr.ien ipIleu,
icbalo iie nit Der linterIhrift BEG
GouDsrneurg perfebsn iinb. Die Dor
laaen untsriheioen iia uur in untsr'
ceoroneten Vuntten unb in 8etcen
rirb Dorssfehen. baB bic 9rtmdripabz
len i'm ausuit ftattfinben iollsn. Gin
aonfsrensiomn,ittee pirh barber eHts
idriben. fpelde Der @orlaeen anstnom'
men iperben fol.
Die Gi5ensfrdee por Der
gerfaifunsss Rom
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8erIin, 81 SdHuar. Gs III isst
beinabe sslpiB, baB i'm aauie Des Sab
res Elm beutItes 6ei1tpaber amsriias
nifte Gewdiier teiuden ipirt, I'M ben
8tiuh gu eripioern. ben i'm Suni boris
gen S1brss bic sipeite DipiFion oer
Ser. Siaaisn RorootlantiibsH Jloite
aisI abseIiattei bat. Gs lit audi 10 gut
iuie geipib, bdB prin5 Ioaibert. Der
brittle Sobn bes anifers, Der tn bies
fem Sabre, nafbem er feline Stpbien
ouf Der Wdrine Ntabemte beenoet uno
cine 3eit lang Bel Der 3orpsooflctille
geoisni, sur ShahtfIotts 5urlitqss
t.brt, Sas Gefhnobtr uad amsrita
begleiten tpiro. Das 9erii6t ober. bob
er bas aommonbo iiber ben tIeinen
areuser Bremen" erbalten rperoe, hr
tid ouf Der ameritanii6en citation
befinbet, III unrihtie.
Nus peIden S6iffen bas Gs.
fhpaber, bas Qmeritd beiuhen foll,
sn1ammengeiest fem tptro. III nod
niht kitimmt poroeH.
DasarcnpriR5enpaarna6 d
Der g hDei5 absereiit.
Der Rronprins Jri.ori9 Niit<lm
iit am Wiittpoh in Bsslsituns ieiner
0emahlin mad Der Ghipsis ubqsreiit.
no Ct poIlftdnDise 6silung bon ieinem
tiirslihen 6aIsleiben su finbsn bofft.
CT ruirb Iih nsebreIe Wohen IN Geles
rina, i'm oberen gngootn. In Der Qds
be Don St. N0rib. aufbnlten.
Gin 5cibeamitr bat angebcuiei, bdb
bic Reiis i'm 5ntereFe Der RrOnprins
3efin ionobl, tuie bemieniSeH bss
aronprinSsn unseoronet Dorhn lei.
Jbre 2oniiituiion foll in leEter 3eit
cine bebenilide ShDd6une srlitteH
bdben. obipohl ne oou teiHem organic
fhsn Qeihen bebufiet lit.
Die Mtbmnngsorgone bes Grons
prtnsen iinb. ME oieisnigen letnss pa.
tsrs. bes goifers MiIbtlm, aubsra
orbentlim empfmbEih unb Th iino
tod nihi 70 absebdrtst pis oieisHieen
ieints 0aiers.
DER Rrcnprin5 uno bic Rronprins
Seifin 3optn einen Aufentbdli in Der
Ghtpeij siner abtrmaiigsn Rsife nad
Nseppien ober fcnft ttnenf Ori i'm
Gioen Dor.
Der Raifer banft.
Die ~rotbe 1lutb1. bic fit bti ben
Mchien iibsr nos Reih erooB, bat bcs
Dertrousn bes Raikrs in bic 1r.us
btS beaffnen 9o!ies isinen serrfhern
ge9eniiber niht Su srihiittern bers
sno9t. am Gienitog ri4teie Der 6aiier
an BEN Nti&sinnSler Or. BON 9eths
Inrnns6olIneg einen Gr!ab, IN ipeidem
q ftinem Dante fir bic patriotif4en
8unbotbAnasn Bel Der Ieier ieineS 53.
Gebuytstd9es unb berisnig<n hes 300.
Uriebri@S be- Groben ipnrulen Nuss
bru6 oiebt. Jn iein<m Ghreiben ipeiIt
Der adifer ouf bic une<abnk Gnt,pide>
lung Deu!l4lonbs bin uno fibrt fort:
.0os beutf&s WcIf ftulbet Mdnnern.
ME R5nig 1riebriH, unperg1ngIiHen
Dnnt. Ditfsr grotk Q0nig bat sin uns
ersi9tss UorbiIb b<r pflitbttrrus. Ars
beit{amkeit. GsIbf5uM unb fjingdbe
~ bo1 UoieyInnb oeosben.
sDlo tooeipes3e xhdInoIms. ~
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Wetterberi6t.

SIR Otto: 1riibts Dstter am
Eonnsritas, ipobrfdeinli4 Sdnee i'm
nDroIihen 7beil. Am 6reitas if6nss
Wettet. ausgenommen Shneefon an
cen geen. Msitlihe Biz norotpeitlihe
gpinbt.
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Grei tl,ins SbiDer gantsu ssidloTsu.

Gin Ritgliso elmer Meibtappenbdnoe
in Bloomington. Sno., i4uIoig
befunoen.
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5at sine 9orlose angsnommen, oard
pelde bas 9rintsslosebsn perz
boten tpirp.
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prGiibent Saft hielt feline lssts Rsbs
In Sbip am 4bsnb in 4tron.
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grb6eben in Qldsta.

Wm. Gee in Gpanspias, Sno.. bes bret.
fahen Morbss fbulbis befunoeu.
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gins Diesbssiislihs prutlamatiOH III
jtiinbli3 81 srtporteu.
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Cine gOmbenfabrit in aifdbpu eHi'
nedt.
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ellison NtC3ar(anO
eSn 9ietuarf ". s. Der Grmor=
oans ieiner 5raa itulois
befnnoen.
gr mar angeflast, bic sSram NIT
Gpanfalie persiftet IN baben.

Die Gentudier 2egtslatur
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Die Gag. in 9stins cine trittfhe.
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Muslan0' n0'Selegrapb
Gin oeuUdes 9d1waOsr
QNirbim CONNER mad, ben
Wer. Gtaaten fnutnien,
lin ben 0eihd ~ ermioerH
Den i'm borisen Jubr Elm ameritanis
iHes Gei4nuber in aiel
absfftuttei.
Ser aronprin3 ufio bic aronprinasilin
na9 benz Sber<gnsabiH
absereif,
800 fk iia msbrers Wc4en onfbaItsn
tperbn.
Die ~RreuSseituns4 madt ein.n beftis
gen Mneriff aHf ben Ser. Staatsn
Gnaatss Setret6r RHoy.
Die abbontuns oes hineiitxn 1hrns
mes befhloHen.
gine biesbssiislife pruilamatioH III
itiinbli4 81 ertporteu.
~
Die Gag. In petins cine trittffe.
Cine 9ombeufobrit in &ifdbpn eHts
nedt.
-
Ikittre Dpnamitsg sg,rbre4eH tn Waa
asboHien.
3tpoHlen

D<itsre Dpnamiisg,rbreaeH tn Mas
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Die abbontuns oes dindiitsH Sbros
mes bsfhloHen.
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Columbus. Dbio. 81. San. -
Dor BEN 4usfhub fiir ben Sanoel In
ee;jtioem Gss,xaisn es1 UssfaHxuSss
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30 on, 81. San. 5roB oes ftreu.
GEN Winterpetters bdtten iih bier am
Ufitttpo6 mebr als 100000 qerIonen
Quf ben StraBen singefunosn, um Den
ncutretrten &aroinnl 0'gonnelI, ben
srftsn 8aroinal, Der in ben Weu.Gna.
lano.Staaten reiibirt, BEL Isiner Riits
tehr pon Hom su bepi1tommn.n. Gin
longer 3ae, aus tatboliibsn 9ersiusn
qebiIoet, estortirte ihn nuf ieiner
WOhnung I'M Bad Ban Dtitrttt. Cine
tleiue Delegation, aus benz gtihof 4us
oerion, oem Mupor GibgerdIb unb oem
6ofenfonettor gbtptu 9. Curtis befteS
heHo. bate porher ben Rarotnai On
grro bes 0amsfsrs .Ganapsr" be-
SEES4
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-01

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snihdli cine cine bnl6e Gpolte lanasn
4rtilel, In ipslfem Der omeritani(ne
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nsm fiiraliH semantsn Werfum, 3ous
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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1912-02-01

Beginning at a stone in the pike leading
from New Le yington TO New Vienna, Ohio.
nd soutn. east corner to VIM n. Burnett's
~ deg. w 70 S8-iOO poles to stone, another
corner 10 said burnett; thence again with
another Of his lines N. es deg. W. % etiioo
poles 70 stone another corner to said Bur-
nett thence with another of his lines NJ %
deg e. ~ fO-l0O poles to a stone, still another
corner on,e 70 saia Si burnstt thence again with
poles to stone the North West corner to
the SAID william II. Burnett and In the line
of John Stackhouse's land thence with his
line 81 l-2 Deg. T.. 4s poles to a stone north.
east corner to said Stackhouse and in line of
Lewis Drisktll; thence with said Driskill's
center OF the Aforesaid pike thence with
said pike $. 40 l-2 deg, w % poles TO a stone
in the center Of said pike thence N. Is Ia
deg w 10 tsl00 poles to a stone north west
corner to the grave yard lot thence s 241-2
deg. w 10 2O-lOO poles TO stake or stone in
the center of the aforesaid pike thence s.
- l-2 deg w 80 poles to the beginning, con-
tanning hfty-six (b6) acres and sixteen QB)
poles of land be the same more or less. Be
son and wife to John Patterson, by a deed
recorded IN the records OF deeds in Highland
county, Ohio. in Book No. 80, on pages 3e5 and
396 and by the said John Patterson and wife
to Silas Routh by a deed dated on the 2Ith
day OF April A. ID. 1882. Appraised at S44Ss.O0
said tracts Numbers I, 2, 3 and appraised
at s2l2OO0o VIII be offered and SID together
lying south of said New Vienna and Lexing.
ton pike,
said tracts Numbers B. Q and appraised
at sl23Is.00 will be offered and sold together
ana constitute all of the land of said estate
lying north of said pike.
Terms of Sale Cash in hand, with ten
days. II desired, for purchaser to arrange
for pay ent, upon deposit Immediately after
sale with said Administrator of a su ubstantial
sum to his satisfaction, and to be retained
by said Administrator as a forfeit II the full
amount Is not paid within said ten days.
A plat OF SAID real estate can be seen by
calling on the undersigned Administrator or
his Attorney.
JOHN GREATHousH.
Administrators with the will annexed OF the
estate of William II. Burnett deceased.
ID. @. Morrow. Attorney.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1912-02-01

not greatly overdrawn. AS we topped
the summit Of the hill a great burst
of red fire leaped suddenly high into
the sky.
Great God, Waynel we are too
latel" he cried wildly. Those devils
have fired the house."
With fiercely throbbing heart /
gazed down at the flames far below in
the black valley.
NO" said with eager relief. ut is
the stable which is ablaze. See, the
light falls full upon the white side
of the house Thank Heaven, we are
not too late"
AS | sat my horse there, gazing
down upon that scene of black rapine,
unwilling TO venture into its midst
until could formulate some definite
plan of action. fully dozen Wild
schemes thronsed into my brain, only
to be cast aside, one after another, as
thoroughly impracticable.
I'VE shall have to make a dash for
1t, and trust in Cod said Cation,
guessing at my dilemma.