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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-06
PARKERSBURG HIGH
VS. WHEELING HIGH
FOOT BALL GAME SCHEDULED FOR
NOVEMBER Is. Nv WHEELING
Good Dame Antioipated-Arrans for
Game with Warrington High
Saturday.

What i~ 'Nr'ctcd ~ - ore ~ ~.
fastest game or ~" season FOR the local
High school team has teensche,ful-i
for Friday, November Is. with the
Parkershufs IHci school Arrange
r"niS have been completed and tre
game Will DO" played on the Island park
no Petersburg team vas recently
h'fHdt'I Dos Ma .sffa High Iv tho same
score that Pie local boys were def..f.f
Nv tho Marietta f'afu THIS shows thar
tH~ ~ teams are srsrIr matched ana
clos" contest Dec sNr..FoI
Arrangements are t-lrg made for a
game saturday ~ fIIs week With re
NHrriugt"r liEI school tenn at Man
M E'"r. bat o." Mann rgtur team had
u'f accepted ur rrf'. 20 late hour YES
trriag afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-06
0.V.A.A. MEETS
VIII Hold Session In Welisburg on
Friday Afternoon 20 Discuss Next
Years Plans.

y special meeting Of tho ohio Val
lev Athletic association. composed of
all the principal high schools ln this
vicinity. will b. held Friday afternoon
IN Wcllsburg. 10 discuss next year 3
plans and decide gie-fions regarding
Tho coaching ~ teams Well -hurg
was selected MS tho meeting place be-
cause the ohio Valley Round Table
viii be IN session there. with several
represe natives Of the Athletic az
sOCiafion In ATTENDANCE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-06
OKLAHOMA

OKLAHOMA CITY. nov The
fr-' three precincts 90 oklahoma 90
report -it, Wilson electors. 12s. Re
p-h'.ar electors ii4 seven ~ the
ton Republican electors are Roosevelt
alh'rerf- o. has NOT been deter
mined boss 'hey Will vote should the
Republicans carry th" state
OKLAHOMA CITY. \oy Six
teen precincts FOO Oklahoma ri," fh"
Democratic electors. 1865. Kcpubll
can electors. .st
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-06
PRESIDENT TAFT
s0ontinued from ri-s, Pags)

81 o73 votes: TAR. 5o.o5o. Rooscvo.'.
% e12
The indications are that Governor
Beidwin. ID has been reelected hy
about 5000 plurality. and that ths
Democrats elected four ~ five con
CreEsmen
NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nov. 8
. onty towns I'm tour"cticut give
Wilson. 1850. Taft. o7&S3. Rouse-
welt. I3 SOL
baldwin. ID e. leading all candi
dates for governor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-06
INDIANA

TNUItNApOLIS Nov indiana
apparently went ovcrv hcimiurIy Dom
,rr.fic Governor Wilson. on Tho
basis ~ tho returns from 81 pre-
c.nrfs ouf of fhc 3.1.' precincts IN tho
state. hII almost I- many votes a.
Taff nrd Roosevelt combined Wilson
49,. leading TIn more than to q
To- Governor. Samuel VI Raisf0n
G1.w h.d over Albert RevcridRe
l'rorro- and Winfield ] Dul-
Din OF'pH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-06

Team No. HI VI smith cant
Na'han li"rnarn. Richard Pratt. Leroy
i..'~ir" Stanley R'all " l.. Fielder.
" = Miller. Norman Hu~bei
Team Np Leroy Medick cant
Henry HarfH. John t'"wi ! Ninkem~yer
Leo Stras~'r Emmst N.rmfII0n = X
Eeld. Earl liiII. \ l.. Kerugrr
Team ~ william - steele. cant
John dirkemcyer. J. a. TLorton. VIM.
Nicholson. 'Ids. F;oerrer. IT, Julius
Srhwalh. " o. McAdaIu~. ~ Berry
Team y" II Fruhn Capt. EarI
Ipv a Nll Walters. George " Hewitt
VIM Rod"nhdct. Harry Smith -.
MURRAY WIN. McAdani-. VIM . Pis'-,i
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statement. Colonel Roosevelt sent tho
following tclcLram 10 Governor Wi
son
The American people. 10y great
plurality. have conferred upon you
ne highest honor in their rif con
graduate Won thereon.
Sigu"dl
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-06

To their usual ~tsndard-hrs conrid~red
~ can Zoe seen that Nassau can play bet
ter foot ball Then again tho ends ar
ten inert and useless IN scrimnnxe .ie-
tense. ought to he able to make them
selves more useful though that may be
PLAYERS
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Y.M.C.A. LEAGUE
OF BASKET BALL
SCHEDULE GAMES BEorNs roMoR-
row EVENING.
League Consists of Four Teams, and
Two Games win Be Played
Each Thursday Evening

Pro- !. = Settlers physical director
Or ;E" " e A. has announced the
schedule 81 games In the = VI Co. 4
Senior Basket Eall League Rhicn to
gins tomorrow evening ~. gaiu.s
start 81 30 o'clock. The Ieagr. con
>iS'~ - FOUR teams. and the schedule
IS aS follows
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-06
OHIO


CISCI\\NTI %. Nov 3 FIFTY pre-
,.ucfs of tho -.2lt in Ohio Civ" Tar.
% sol. Wilson @.25t. Roosevelt. 1851
The first J.: precincts IN the City Of
Cincinnati give Taft 1899. Wilson.
50. Roosevelt. ~
ClNCINNATI. o. Nov. Returns
from 50 precincts in Ohio OF the 5.2f1
give Taft. 1921. Wilson. 2%2N. Roose-
t.rt f.--
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-06

T,>,- Nf-pIi.t, oklahoma NV N.N
ico Mls-ourL West virginia and sew
J,rs>v. with total e e.i electoral
.uf.s
Roosevelt, Hears Returns.
\t-,y v,yE w. so,.,,- r.s
- nixon .r',trr,a.. - -h. ~,,i..n,I
Prorres.t,c committee. with o;o,rrNr
Hiram W. Iohnsn-. ,h. ,i,.-r-,sia.ut-
Iai nominee. and Mrs johnson. Air and
Mr. Th"od"r. Roosevelt. Ir. oliver
i;""s' t'.t. " nephew 90 ''"''uI H"'-'-
Volt and ''. rEr ". Perkins. hoard fh"
r''Nrhs h' no NO." par. h'"'inu
..
re. ....'..,i..,l
"a. -, 49,, 49,. g.. ~.
r,....',.,, ,o,.'~
Senator DIXON was .roatl, pleased
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MARYLAND


Wlson carries Maryland.
N\LIiNbtN. Sow. --Th" san
,IDm"cra'ioI. claims Maryland Tor
Wilson iy 10000 plurality.
BALTIMORE. Noy Forty pre-
cirot> ou' of 500 in Baltimore Ci'y
siF" wilson. 4-37. Roosevelt. 60 geo.
Taft. l.-nf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-06
GEORGIA


ATLANTA a. >nv . ,.upi.f, r..-
f.ff' f-nr ff' -ref -fr.. ....tfirS 100 fhe
@'f." heard from -t.t a. plurality f.r
It......t'F T''... .tr..s aY.. tt,.r.If....
illfaI- ard 'olruitt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-06
MINNESOTA

NrN<ENTHIT- MINI ~ov e.
''"trft er Minnesota -ef eufu. Andre "
j N"..''4l. Republican. reelected
II. u."rufu. -.HfI. ffafNcr S'ce-~rspr
E.r...... 5000. -f.fIerfsf
NINTpL1S Sow 90 precincts
out 20 $50 ir tho .'fv OF Mfrrear,oIfa
gave TAFT co. Wilson 703. Roosevelt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-06

In Nebraska closed 90 = O'Clock As
there Va six foot ballot. the return,
will be- late
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-06
MISSOURI



ST. LOUIS. N"v. a. Although orIt
!" per cent. OF Do. precincts BOO th.
state outside Of So. Louis .1d t.at
heard from 20 f'..H ami tha vote hero
hal just hes % fn como su. DO. -fafa
with ts Is electoral votes. Iz saf.is
in The Democrat column. -q3 pre-.
ciu"ts out 81 ..s-S in Missouri outside
~ - Louis save Wilson. a4.nac. TAFT
1859. Roosevelt. $3.50. For governor
Major. Democrat. 1858. Mckinley
Republican. 1876. norton e.s-P
Wilson Carries Missouri
ST Louis. Sov t-Fprfv-n.ns aIt 81
2.s-S precincts 90 fr~ state nut-. % o.,
- Lou-. w.ts Wilson as. Tfc' -5a-
Eon-etelt i.IsT.
KANSAS CITY No Sow Forty
ore inrt- out - ZHs iu kar-as ,rfg
Wilson. si2t. Roosevelt. f05I
I=tt. lie.
NANsAs cTTY No. nov E-r ..~ pre-
r.r'ts nuf ~ @u1 Zoo Kansas ''ff ..-e
vs. son. $50 Eoosnt-.t xt.. TAR. f.-
l"r spfrfrur. Mayor fs.u crT 80
k.u."N E~p JOS. N.rfpu. frog. 81.
~r tyuf o.. Nu. 500. I-f-g .. d,
,.s o. fre. % o. lu The sf1-a ofitsf. .. .t
if'iiH give fu- governor Nu JOY. .Ii~r. .
IfrFE D. 49,
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Nas~1Din-.tfS 1,ss.puf Ni-,.r~. a.
Sew YORK. south carolina. Tennessee
TtNiS. Nirgilta. oklahoma. N.w Men
leo Ais-nuTL West virginia aId sew
J.rsNv. with = total e al electoral
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-06

is the last word in
W hiskey. It's
smoothness, its
rare flavor, and a
certain distinct
iveness Of taste,
have given it first
rank in high class
cafes and clubs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-06
Certain, Quick Cures for Men!

That VIII Cure Diseases and Weak-
nosses ccuiiar 90 Men Approved By
the Greatest Medical Authorities,
than the special low price Offers"
dvortfselnonts
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THE BEST METHODS

aud ~ price no more and possibly less
sOmstimes stated BY specialists In their a
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i'ss AAEErr STREET. WHEELING. W VA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-11
WORK IN PROGRESS ON
WASH|NCTON'S TUXEDO
Edgewood, a Restricted Resi-
dental Park, Is Being De-
veIoped Near Bethesda.

Marked progress is being made in pre-
pairing large tract of wooded land in
the hills of Maryland, a short distance
north OF the Chevy Chase Club. for coun-
try homes. The location and surround
ings have great natural attractions, which
have been recognized by the skill and
taste OF the landscape architects in laying
out the property for residential purposes.
The sole idea Of the proprietors of the
land under whose direction the plans are
being carried out Is to furnish an OPP
portunity for homes In the country
which are suited to the taste and means
of those who like to have rural conditions
preserved in the surroundings of their
homes without being under the necessity
of owning an estate.
The work is being executed with such
rapidity that 1t is expected it will be COM
pleted before the end of the year. Edge
wood contains over one hundred and
eighty acres, and Is located on the west
side of the Rockville road, near the old
Maryland center of Bethesda. Macadam
driveways have been opened through
the property, with the surface treated in
a modern manner with an oil prepare
ton. so that they will be dustless. A
are being established and there will be
gas for cooking as we'll as for lighting,
and also electric lights.
A residence for Walter r. Tuckerman
is nearing complexion, one Tor j. Man0e-
vile Carlisle is we'll under way, and it is
expected that houses will be started for
Huntington w. Jackson, Theodore Davis
Boal, Richard Knickerbocker Tyler and
Frederick H. Brooke. The proprietors of the
land have associated themselves in the form
of corporation for the purpose of estab-
fishing a distinct residential park quite
similar to Roland Park. Baltimore; Tux
edo, New York, and Brookline. Boston.
The land is in tracts Of not less than one
acre, which are sold to persons who wish
to build homes for their own use and
only to persons known to and approved
by a committee oe proprietors. The
proprietors include Gist Blair. president:
Col. Robert M Thompson, Admiral Will
lard H. Brownson, William Phelps Emo,
Theodore D. Boal. Phillips B. Robinson,
John HI. Clapp. Huntington w. Jackson,
secretary, and Walter r. Tuckerman,
treasurer and manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-11
MID-SQUARE STREET GIVEN
ATTRACTIVE TREATMENT
Lexington Street in Northeast Washington
Outshines Adjacent and More I'm
portant Thoroughfares.

How street in the northeast section
of the city, which ordinarily would be
termed a minor and unmportant high
way. has been transformed into an at
tractive and important street by the con-
struction of modern homes, is well illus
trated in the case of Lexington street.
Sixteen houses have recently been COM
pleted there, and the first block of an
other operation of twenty-six is now in
course of construction.
In all too many squares of the city the
development has followed the line of
least resistance. and houses have been
built only on the main thoroughfares or
the four sides of each block
Square of Large Area.
The square bounded by E, d, 9th and
7th streets and Maryland avenue was
purchased by Kennedy Brothers, opera
tive builders, about two years ago to be
developed as a whole. Its area was toe
great to permit the use of the property
by the mere building of houses on the
five principal tnoroughfares, and Lex
ington street was added to the city plan
and cut through the center Of the square
Never before had a street only one block
in length been given the same treat
ment. but the builders in this case con-
structed an experimental series of eight
houses, and these proved to be SO easily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-11

absorbed by the market that the develop
ment was continued. and when it is fin
ished, which will be within the ensuing
year, this street will contain a total of
forty-two houses.
The street was made eighty-seven feet
in width between the building lines, and
the very fact that 1t was off the direct
line of travel seemed to produce an ele-
ment of effectiveness. The builders con-
structed one row of eight houses on
Lexington street and another row OF eight
on another of the adjoining through
streets. and when the two rows were Of
fered in competition with each other the
Lexington street houses were sold first.
Graded by Steam Shovel.
When this square was purchased 1t
averaged more than ten feet above grade
and a steam shovel worked on the tract
for many months to make it available
for building. Much of the earth taken
from the square was used in filling in
around the Union station. Altogether the
square contains 119 building lots, upon
50 of which, up to the present time,
houses have been built All of the houses
on the block are two and three stories in
height and contain six and eight rooms
and bath each. They vary in width from
twenty to thirty-one feet
When the property was purchased 1t had
an assessed valuation of $4,000; $4,000
was spent in grading it and when all OF
the houses are completed 1t will have an
assessed valuation of about S450.0Oo. The
aggregate sales price of the entire 119
houses will be in excess of S65C,OOo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-11
FANCIED HIMSELF BANDIT.
Crazed Frenchman Leads Police Long
Chase on the Housetops.

Special Cablesram to The Star.
PARIS. May 11.-Parisiass can think OF
nothing else but the rnotor-car bandits. A
great crowd collected this morning round
. house IN tina Rue Rochechuart. where
It was said that the police had located an
accomplice Of the criminal GARNER.
Presently . revolver shot rang out from
the roof Of the house. and policemen were
seen chasing man among the chimney
tops. II took them nearly an hour to
catch him.
He had plenty Of ammunition and two
reviewers. and used them freely. He also
had a knife. with which he nearly MUIR
deEed one Of the policemen. whose cap
was pierced.
When. after an exciting chase. the man
was caught, he turned out to be no
bandit at ell. but q, painter named Ana
tole Japiot. whose mind had been turned
BY reading too much about the motor-car
bandits. and who believed himself to b
one Of them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-11
GAY LOTHARIO AT SEVENTY.
Sentenced to Jail for Winning
Hearts and Cash of Spinsters.

Special Cablegram to The Star.
BERLIN. May 11.-Herr Paul Brett
kopf, wearing long white beard and
with a benign smile on his wrinkled face.
appeared in court yesterday charged as a
matrimonial swindler.
Notwithstanding his seventy years, the
defendant had been exercising his charms
to win the affections, and. subsequently
the money, of elderly spinsters. to whom
he offered his heart and hand. Several of
the victims gave evidence against Herr
Breitkopf. who was proved to have de-
frauded his victims OF large sums Of
money and then left them.
The defendant stoutly denied the
charges. and declared that the culprit
must undoubtedly be his twin brother.
whom he, has not seen for many years.
This explanation appears to have had lit
tie weight with the Judge. who sentenced
the tickle septuagenarian lover to four
years Imprisonment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-11

by-product from sugar rchneries. This
material. known as 'blackstrap moiasses.'
is the very lowest grade by-product from
cane sugar. and In the case OF beet sugar
1t is absolutely uneatable.
The "blackstrap" from cane sugar was
barreled and sold. but that from beet
sugar was so offensive that the manu-
facturers could do nothing with II but
burn it. Therefore when the experiment
was tried in surfacing the stretch OF road
in Bradley lane, near Chevy Chase. cane
sugar molasses was used. This mixed
with lime water forms calcium sucrate.
one Of the stickiest substances known to
chemistry. When II Is put on the road
1t sinks in and its disagreeable feature
Is lost.
The small stretch OF road on Bradley
lane is the project OF Logan Waller Page,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-11
PLANS NEW BAKERY.
Charles Schneider Company to Erect
Structure on I Street.

Plans have been prepared for fire.
proof bakery building to be erected on
I street between Sd and 4th streets north
west for the Charles Schneider Baking
Company. According to the designs pro-
vided by A. p. Clarke, architect. the
building will be two stories In height with
a frontage of 100 feet and a depth of $50
feet. The floors will be of cement and
ample light for the interior will be pro-
vided by sky lights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-11

the director Of the ONCE of public roads.
The road il an ordinarily good macadam
road. but the surface has been sprinkled
with q road watering cart, in which a
certain amount of the cheapest. low grade
molasses was mixed with lime water.
This material. according to laboratory
experiments, was found to have pc
culiar binding effect with sand. so much
30 that it's use as a road binder was in
dicated Beet sugar "blackstrap' wsll be
used in some future experiments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-11
To Build Apartment House.

A six-story. apartment house will be
built by Joseph j. Moebs at the northeast
corner of 18th and Harvard streets. Plans
for the structure have been prepared by
Claughton West, architect. The exterior
walls are to be Of tapestry brick with
granite and limestone trimming. The
building will contain fifteen apartments
of four and Ave rooms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-11
BLACKSTRAP MOLASSES
USED IN ROAD BUILDING
Government Tries "Stickiest Sub
stance Known to Chemistry"
in Chevy Chase.

In connection with a series of expert
mental sections of road which are under
observation at Chevy Chase Circle. the
government road department is carrying
ON some tests with view to using a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-11

| All the striking plumbers at Cumber-
| land. Md. returned to work Wednesday
\ on the same terms before the wall
out. 1t is stated that unless the master
| builders soon recognize the demands OF
the carpenters for an eight-hour day they
| will declare q strike.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-06
SIXTEENTH WARD.

C. y Boeset. Ienerson plat u Daniel scotten's sub
pa % y e, 30 and 1853 r. c..
INK between Fort at and the River Road T. 2 s. r. IN
Es Rsiden n Jefferson plat OF the sub Of the walter
Crane farm
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-06

excepting Beaufait and Msidrum ave-. a:
Car Co. : last named
s r., ~ e.. Ms g of lat
lying Of JeTss.on ave eon,; ;.:t named
. ssS1l's a SUBJ
oS; MsSrn sub OF q Of the Medum and
ses1tsit farms between and chsmpiain
WI schultz e Medium, walker: re.as q lot:
o. par Of the Medium .S n, Ss
drum farm. being p. c.
n b Barden. Medium, last named sub...........n
FL St Amour Meidrgm T,augot sehmidts sub Q. 9,
S, i pas anS Of lot e the sub Of the Bsaus
Pun ). 4 il Z, tt Of st n n 81 g {; &
Medsu% Pu,.d sony,, a. SUI; ~ Of lots 81
Medram farm snn o s'pD'. SUD ,o " =.
EST e part a NJ Ls %sd a1a fs s ~ fo
If In and n .nS Of fs ss
Is
j. schlttenhelm. Jr, W. Meldrum, last named sub;
p kaiser W MeIdrun walkers sub OF the 1888 It. of
s f. % r. ana 70 81. WIZ % the N ios
s ssF% snS OF ' %hpps. 's sub Of % LIS
O. , a schmidt " Msidrum OF the q
ism S'lSrp S.l drum ssamdt Of
tat part lot OF the sub OF the Beaufait farm ly-
fsx Of said lots 10 and
E0agnier. Mt Elliott sub. OF part OF the Meldrum
md Besufait farms acknowledgements 70 e.
wuliams e. Mt Elliott. last named sub,
= = OF land 2.32 IT. front by $50 IT. in
depth lying WY OF and adjoining lot 100.
shown in Lber l. Folio 301 OF Plats
W Mt Elliott. Traugott Schmidts sub. OF lots
10 Of the sub Of the Medium farm and an that
1sia lots NJ Eoti Hunt. sub Of the Of lot
a. Meldrum farm r.
III IT.
r. Barbour Mt Elliott walkers sub OF the part Of
lots 25, and the " OF lot 26 Of the sub.
OF the Medrum farm, p c. 49, south OF Mack Road
c walker. Mt Elliott last named
watko Aft. Elliott last named sub.
e. Mt Elliott VIM. a A. T. F1scher's sub. Of
lrts and Z and the 1858 n. OF the 1858 IT. Of
M g. OF whIppTes sub OF lots 20 and o. Medium
NIB OF p c. IS, n. Of Gratiot follows: Com
nnencing at point the ely Mt Elliott ave
said point being 200 n. OF the My line Gratot
ave thchce rs degrees 25377 r. 20 lire OF
aeld ave: thence n. 60 degrees e's272 IT. point:
rhenec &C degrees .. 1907 a. 10 point: thence
20 degrees minutes 105i5 IT. to place OF begin
Rose w webb, Mt Elliott sub p C. IS n and
ave .......s 60 ~ Of n 2sSss II, of W. ellie &C. OF
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and vacated alley. in rear of lot.

ass. fes%5.ss ssass !. .as Whiting
s:a' s so
george r. ssPs Il
pine M saving. Bank Thrtieti last named
fT io 81 w OF P C.
sRG aSPes. sub Of the
IT. 81 Bowen W. THIRTEEN last named SUBJ
w pOlberyousky Thirty segpps and Brearley'
@. H. Frederick. e Thirty first. last named sub.
Mary McKnstry Est. Thirty-nrst sub, of O. Less of
MaTS ne P EST Thirty arst
SUB Of O. T. So Of the sub of p G 20.
sI " NJ ast na%sG stub named sui.
w r. Ha da ThiryGrs plat Of CRANES SUB Of
W u Kaiser T6irty;d5:t last named :se =,
.9OS M: " last LAST 9I named auS
f. Burowski Thirty-nrst plat of the sub of o l. -.
Geo Kretss W Thirty sub 10 q
w Just w. Thirty second sub Of part $50 OF
John IasRowssl ". Thirty-second. last named sub
e e: TsI5y::ssSs las: named
o. MuscoSch Thiftysecond last named sub ,ni
peys ea''. SUB that
n H PGso;s = ana TbTtytSI last named
ss T aSEn av SUB and an me the
Of except the ely 500 ~
James Roach. Thirty fourth last named suo''''''
Tors las: last named
peter Jemkast W Thirtyfourth last named suo 1900
ursnk Metz last named
u X Porter Thirtynf Fyfe Barbour ana .stIo ~,
sub OF that part p c. $50, lying between sS -
and warren sNe''.''.''.''' s. n.
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last named SUD -
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part ~ Wort st and Harvey
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