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New-York tribune., 1913-12-29

Mn IiSih 81.

Tho aupro,imsic amount of the lien or
charge to satisfy which tho Hbove-des'ribcd
property is 10 Do sold. IS twenty eight nun
,Ir.d and niucty-ouc and os-loD ~ sOlO Osb
DoItsrs With interest thereon from the 9TH
d. OF Dccembe- 1918. together With The
r,stE ruI llIovsuc. amounting 20 S245.51,
with interest from December nth, l'lJ TO-
rcther with the expenses or the sale. The
HpproAimato amount ~ the taxes. assess
niruts and water rates or other hens "hich
ar. 10 bt allowed tp the purchaser out OF
iIi. purchase money, or paid by the Refcrce,
is -Four hundred 5000 Dollars and interest.
said premises to be sold subject 10 hrst
mortgage Of Thirty four Thousand tSJi,oO0D
Dollars and interest from July LIST 1913. and
subject to any state of facts an accurate
survey might show.
IRVING WAsHBURN. Referee.
SUPREaE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
FORK Celia Cohen. Plaintiff, against Isaac
Oscrun ana others, Defendants. IN puI =
suanc" ~ Judgment of foreclosure ana
sale duly made and entered In the above
entitled action and bearing dat" the lith
dhy of December. 1919 l. the undersigned.
the Referee I'm SAID judgment named, VIII
srii at public auction. at the Exchange
Salc~rooui Nos 1913 Nesey Street. in the
Borough ~ Manhattan. city OF New York.
on the 18Th day %; January, 1914. at u
o'clock noon on that day. hy u. Phoenix
IuEraham. Auctioncer, the premises directed
hy said judgment 10 be sold, and therein
u,srrihcd as follows.
Au that certain lot piece Or parcel Of
lana situate iyinS and being IN the Bor-
ough OF Manhattan. CITY Of New York
bounded and described gs follows, 10 wit:
Beginning at the corner formed by the
intersection OF the southerly side Of wert
GIth street. with tho westerly side OF West
In! Avenue running thence westerly along
The soIthrrlv side ~ West 6Ith street on.
hundred t1OOl feet: thence southerly and
parallel with West End Avenue. eighty (so)
feet. hNe 60 inches 10 a point distant one
hundred and twenty 120) feet, hvc 90
inches northcrv from the northerly side Of
West GGth street and thence casterlV and
parallel with West GTth. Street. one hundred
tfO0l feet 10 the westerly side Of West End
Avenue. and running thence north"rly and
along tho Paid westerly side of West End
Avenue eighty (so) feet I've 90 inches 20
the point Or place Of beginning.
Dated New York. December 18th, 1913.
PHOENIN TNGRAHAM. Referee.
j. 4. SEIDMAN. Attorney for Plaintiff. 6l
Park Row ~ Y city.
The following Is diagram Of the property
~ be sold:
West GIth Str
New-York tribune., 1913-12-29
HOSPITAL ASKS S866 A DAY
children's tuberculosis Pre-
.ventorium in Need of Funds.

Tho Tuberculosis Preventorium for
chudren at Farmingdsle y. j., has is-
sued an appeal for contributions IN order
that the $1,000 fund which the ihst'tu-
tion set out to raise may oe on nahu
he January !. To date $500 has been
.,,,hycribea. and Jacob II. Schin has
pron,sed TO give the last $1,000, leaving
,hs pr.ventorium three days in which to
collect s9,60O. .;ou
since its organization the institution
,.o cared for i.lOO children from great
80 Vow York who we're threatened with
,,berculosis. six hundred pauehts can
he accommodated at tune and .ne woin
pe 49,. endorsement Of Drs. Abraham
"a, lanes Alexander Miller Alfred
- u.ss and many other prominent ply
a,c,ans checks may be sent to the Tu-
Ssrculosis frrventOrium for children
oero oe, Of the New York Academy Of Medi-
oi,s at No. ~ West 4Sd street
New-York tribune., 1913-12-29
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWs of the World

,o-morroW; probably loca' snow: light 20 Md
crate variable winds
for southern New England. cloudy and
warmer to-day; o-rnorrow, probably snow or
ram, Isht 10 moderate variable winds
for northern New England. fair AID warmer
winds 'S"'
fr Ne" Jersey and Eastern pennsylvania.
vappuuN tO-naH' probably followed by snow Or
sti"' a.l 70 morrow rain or snow; moderate var
able WINDS. becoming east.
Ior DelaWare. Maryland and tho District -
ooluinbla' cloudy to-day. probably followed by
winds
ro western Pennsylvania cloudy to-day
ahu tomorrow, probably local snow: light to
moderate, variable winds
For West Virginia snow day ana probably
to morrow.
For Virginia. rain on the coast. rain or snow
IN interior to-day and probably tomorrow; {;
moderate east winds
New-York tribune., 1913-12-29
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
York.-ilarrs u. Colt as trustee under
tho last win and Testament Of Elizabeth \.
Draper. deceased. and another. Plaintihs,
against ChrIstiana Theresa Richter. other
wise known as Thercse Richter. individually
and as EXecUtriN Of and Trusts und"r the
last VIII and Testament - Herman Richter,
otbrrWisc known as Frederick husust llet-
man Eichter. deceased. and Others, De
J fcndpPts
In pursuance ~ q Judgment OF foreclosure
and sale duly madc and entered IN the
above entitled action and hearing date ~"
18th Day ~ Dccembot. 1878. |. tho und"r-
signed tho referee IN said Judgment named.
viii srll At public auction. at tic Exchange
Salesroom. No. 1i-IG Ncsey street In IN"
Borough ~ Manhattan. city OF New YORK
on tnc 1sth day ~ January. laii. at u
O'Clock noon on that day by JOSEPH y
DAY. huctionecr. the premises directed bA
"a Id Judgment To be sold. and therein de-
scribcd ~ follows
all that certain lot piece or parcel ~
Lana with tho buildings and improvements
thereon erected. situate. lying and being IN
the Borough ~ Manhattan. in the titt ana
County and state ~ New York. and formerly
known and distinguished b. tho street
Number 100 zone hundred and niu'iyl Elm
Street. and nov known ana distinguished hy
the street Number t"ob Two hundred ana
four Lafayette Street and which said lot
~ land is bounded and described as follows
that is to Say. E1st'rif. in front. bF Elm
street tnou Lafayette Sirreb. Westerly boz
tho rssr D. line parallel with Elm street
tuow Isfsycttc Strcct and distant 3n' nun
"
by . house suL lot ~ land nov ur lately be
longing 20 Peter Loriilard. aud ~outhcrlv by
= house aud lot ~ land former. belonging
so John - Costcr and VIE. and the said lot
of land containing iu breadth. Boo front 'ud
rear. zach tUrnty-onc fsct and three inches
aud ir iougth on each side on. hundred f'c'
bs tho same NOR, or less. and th, said lot ~
lana boiug tho same lot % Hand which was
' r.uN eyed 10 the said Frederick august H-r.
man T. .rhtrr %, the description ~ Frederick
s. U Richter q, Ucury =. iuHsa and his
vito bt deed bearing date tho fourteenth dH2
~ July. in The wear eighteen hundred and
eighty -onc. and recorded iu the Office ~ iis
. Register of the 'ltE and county ~ Sow
YORK iu tihrr 1909 ~ Iou'",ar''s. page
"aa aud Witch Was also conveyed tu tnn
said Frederick \. " Richter hr tho nam"
~ Herman Richter. b' Heinrich purll sud
isettr his vic. by deed bearing date tho
I Iith d., - june eighteen hundred sud
eiKhtv-si.. and recorded iu tho onlr' of th"
said Register nu Ms' 10Th. 1857 iu libcr
| .u5t of ronvcNanc's page iG5 and which
I said lot ~ land lies n Section >umb"r
! uwoi aud m Block humber iN2 fuur hun
! ircd sud cight,-twoI on Tho map know o.
and dcsenatsi - the Land Map - tho city
| uf Sea York
| Da,.d. New York. Dcccmbsr lIth 1913
WILLIAM : KELLEY. Referee.
. SAMUEL PHILLIPS SAVAGE.
Attorney for PLAINTIFF 20 Broad ST.
y : Ctty
The following IL "a diagram of tho prop.
crty 90 be sold. - street number II rat
| I.sfn, cite street formerly 1870 Elm Str''p.
Borough OF Manhattan, ChF ~ New York
New-York tribune., 1913-12-29
o7th 81

9th ~.
The approximate amount OF the hen OF
charge to satisfy which the above Described
property N to be sold Is SOS 451.1J t1wcnty-
eight THOUSAND -Four Hundred Fhty-hVe
5s sIIO0 Dollars with interest thereon from
the I4th day OF November. 1913. together win
the costs and allowance amounting 10 FouT
Hundred Ninety-one a. JsIlOO tS49l.5S) DoI-
isrs with interest from December !, lol"
together with the expenses Of the sale. The
approximate amount OF the taxes, assess
ments and water rates. or other liens whlch
are to lie allowed to the purchaser out OF the
nurchase money. or paid by the Referee ia
Thirteen Hundred Thirty e. iT/i00 Dol
lars (st.J31 ~. and interest
Dated New York. December 18TH 1919
HENRY M. GObDFOGLE. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-29

The approximate amount OF the hen or
cbarao 20 satisfy which the aboye-descrioea
Yroner.y ls 10 BE- sold is siT. $4,000, with In
terest thereon from tho 5th day OF pecen-
her. 1913 together with coSts ana allowance
amounting 10 S475 40, with interest from
D.c 10 1918 together with the expenses
q, the sale The approximate amount or the
texes assessments and water rates. or other
ii.n, which are to be allowed TO the pur-
chaser out Of the purchase money. or paid oy
IN" Referee IL about 81 900 and interest
dated New York, December 18th. 1918.
PHOENIX INGRAHAM. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-29
WARNED AGAINST u. S.
HUNGARIAN Emigrants Hear OF
machining Steel Production

Vienna. Dec 2s.7rhc HuhsAr'am l,ao,,,a. m"' a.
is,ar OF the Interior has sent a c'rouiar 70
an ' municipalities in Hungary war war"lnH nn
Intending emisrants TO delay 'ne,r e oe'
marture TO the United states un.n ,,,,s.s CO.
D"'n,c p~ conditions In that country improve IMPROVE
p Tna circular states that American ',,,oI lnanu,
! ',,'rers ne u particularly those idenuned
iaet", ., ,ne steel and iron interests have re-
WIN " - output. and az consequence
ouceo many men al the present time
out Of employment
New-York tribune., 1913-12-29
WORK WANTED.
Male

CLERK. So. married. speaks and writes bns
lish ana G,rmnn g5ou pcnman' loht P'dt
tfenl once nnd business experience, de-ir'h 80
tnaLc . change sftrr the 0rsi Of IN" year. best
of reference. ADDRESS EciIeblc, o, -, Irih-
unc Office.
LNpERIENCED puulic accountant NilI guar
anfoe 10 sgy. you 80 per cent hoohkoeper .
stla-,. vour oppoH oHunity FOR economy. Address
Accountant Room 80 81 Broadway.
| WISH To PLACE M Superintendent. who
tas been In my employ years An er-
pert I'm butter and milk production, intensive
,.rr,i,. fruit an5 uoultrv. understands tho.
nI~hIy AN npchincry. engines, etc, ana can
uphuiiG and produce profit from any iHim
or ranch: T. \ 30. ! In every leTpe't bh'y
tbosc Wishing an c.perionced and honest man
uho can take fll charge ~ every thing snn
wiling to IAv what NE is worth need apply.
r. Wagner. GieuhToGk. conn
New-York tribune., 1913-12-29

Highest temperature yesterday 50 degrees
Cat p M. lowest. 10 cat I =. M average.
"6. average Tor corresponding date or last
year ~; average for corresponding date last
thirtv-three years. %.
Local Forecast.-tloudy and warmer to-
day. tomorrow. probahl. snow or rain. light
10 moderate N2riable winds
United States Department OF Agriculture
Weather BuiCEu bs'rl ions. taken ct s p. m,
18th sr,diau tine:
New-York tribune., 1913-12-29

Destination and steamer bWP !"
Hawaii JaDan COrca. China fNa san 49,
Prsncisco)-Hong Kong MarJ........ To-Day
Hawaii Guam Philippines VIA san o,
FranciscOj-C : Transport ......'. '.be' "i
Japan CorFa. China Cia Tacoma
Tacoma Maru ............. 90. =. '''.' -
Hawaii via son Ere rsnclscoj-Lurline Jan
Tahiti Marquesas Cook ISLANDS, New
Zealand Australia Cyia san Francisco ,
AoFdnEl ...s..ss..
japan Core China Gia Seattle)-AJsX. Jan :
hsVsn Japan Corcs. China tvia san d,
ral..isc0i-Shinao Msru ....... Jan ,
Hawaii Samoan Islands. New |ea'anu'
Austrslia cis san FrancBcoj-SO-
MONA ..sss.s....sssss 80
Japan Corea China Philippines wa a.
NsncJuvcrJ-E Empress Of India. '..'', Jan ~
Fij Islands New Zealand. Ausuaha 3.
via VancouVerj--MalSurs .......''.''JSn 10
New-York tribune., 1913-12-29
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
AERIN EI)


or,enstovn Dec IS $3.50 m-califorria
,Ro New York for Glasgow
riur,e Dec cS-CarpEthia tBr'. New York.
SAILED.
Queenstown Dee y. lI:45 z m-Csrmauia
tBr1. New NorE.
gsvr,. Dec -. m-Fran-e Fr, NaE
sand Hook. Dec IS a.3o VI Wind vest
,o-ihvest. light breeze; partly cloudy; smooth
New-York tribune., 1913-12-29

HIGH WNTER.
WIRELESS REPORTS.
INCOMING STEAMERS.

Tn, Rheiu. reported ss zoo miles cast of ,
ssndy Hp1k nj s::7 d m yesterday. is expected /
10 dock Tuesday forenoon.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-29
90 Nfahisnn street

The approximate amount OF the lien or
chargc 10 satisfy which the above described
propnrty Is 90 be sold Is the sum of six thou
sand one hundred seven 100 $500. .JD dol
Iors with interest thereon from November GOTH
lO1? together with costs anu allowance
amounting 10 the sum Of three hundred nire
20 100 $500 13) dollars. with Interest from the
Sth dav OF December. 1913. together with the
expenses Of the sale. The approximate amount
o. the taxes, assessments snd water rates, or
Other liens which are TO he allowed to the
purchaser ont of the purchase money. or paid
by IN. Referee IL the sum OF six hundred
fort,- seven ~ 100 Css47 46) dollars, accrued
interest and penalties
'rhe above described premises vl be sold
,rbicct 10 a trst mortgage now lien thereon
amounting to tho sum of seventeen thousand
nyr hundred NtT5On dollars atd Interest NJ
Z rcr cent from April 10Th 1913.
Datcd New YORK IecembeT 18th. 1913.
IRVING ] IOSEPH Rrferet
New-York tribune., 1913-12-29
HELP WANTED.
Male

EOOkHEEPEE Fright youna man Nant'd
assist on books: must he neat, qulck' soop
acnnau and Ggurcr: references required. AZ
dress in onn Handwriting, ". &. ", EoA 3D.
care New York Tribune.
MADE so. .0UD in ivc years with sinaIl MAJ
order business. began with 81 send tor lree
booklet Tells how. Heacjck, Sr'a, LOckppr''
~ Y.
MEN with psieniahlo IDEAS Uriie liandoiph q
10 Patent Solicitors Nasnin- oil. ~. -.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-29
AUCTION SALES.

BY WRITE Of execution. VII sell at q. m
b,c gpth 1918, at x, West l2ath street
Nsnhattsu all right title ana Interest IN
.inop dytures. etc, belonging to defendant IN
above mentioned execution. Ralph Hohneie'ef'
ghg
New-York tribune., 1913-12-29

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY. .
Alessndcr " Calm Plninun. against David
Kotlor. ct al, Defendants.
IN pursuance Of judgment u foreclosure
ana sale duly rnsde and entered In the ahOy"
entitled acton bearing date the 5tn diy ni l'e
ccuLcf. 1913. l. the undcrsgneI. the leIe'te
la said judgment named, VIII sell al pup'lI
auction al th6 Exchange Sales RoDids. Number
u Ia Nessy street Borough or Manhattan.
city OF New York, on the 9th day of jannnri'
fHla 1T twelve o'clock noon ON said oay b'
Srtnu.I Go!dsticl,er kuctionccr. the premises
directed by said iCdcinent iu De sold. ana
therein described rs follows:
Al that certain lot. piece Or parcel of land
With the building thereon erected. situate. is -
ing ana being In the Seventh Ward OF the tli'
Of New York. bounded and d'Sc'!otl rs i"'-
BesinnInr az point on the southorly fide
q, Madison street distant two hundred ana
sixteen (2i6D feet and nvc G') in'hcs eastward
Is from the snuthwestcrly corner Of Madison
Street and Scnmmel street, being the centre
OF n marty wall and running theme" south.
vardly. part through the centre OF a iary van
ard nearly parallel with SeBnlinel Suecl, mn,
,,-rvs dtsI feet and one and one-hali inches 10
tho centre line 0f the block between Macl'oh
and Monroe streets. thence i.lseily MONS
s.IS rSutre lire Cf the said block twenty
,iro. f2., feet and six OJ inches. thence North.
varfly through the centre Of parry val ana
psrailel with the westerly line OF me h'ii i9t,
niucty-dve 1a., feet and one 1D inch 10 the
sorfborly side OF Madison street ana thence
" ogtwardiy along the Southrrly side 81 Mad.
son Street twenty-tnTee l23l reef ana SIX 'pI
inches To the place oi ueFIhh''as'
bclno known AZ 80 Madison street. aud being
the same premises CONVEYED 10 me sni1 ue
,cnd,nts ~ Ney,r Auerbach. Esq, Referee
bv Deed Of Conveyance hearing date october
r. 1900. md recorded in the Office ~ tne kSF-
is or OF the COUNTY Of New York on the i0tA
G,y n, ortober 1910 In Liber 1.3 Of Convey
ancss Section !, Page 9O. - o
Dated. New York, December Eth. 1913.
IRVING ]. JOSEPH. Referee.
RosFNTUAL & STECKBI;H. Attorneys FOR
Plairtin. ON. and ?. o. Address. i33 Broad
v'ay New York city. ...
nh. following is n disgram ~ the property
10 bc sold: It's Street sumber Is $50 Madison
Street. ~
New-York tribune., 1913-12-29
Humidity,

Local ohtctal Record.-The follow ing Off
cltl record from the weather Bureau shows
thc changes in the temperature for the last
Wcnty-four hours. in comparison with the
corresponding date OF last year:
New-York tribune., 1913-12-29

ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
oacc. No 1864 broadway. between ssth and
g7th sts until o. clock y. M. Advertisements
received AT the following branch offices at the
regular rates until o'clock y. m, viz lbs
stb ave cor. isth St: iN East 18th ST.: III
West i?d st. between TN AsS Ssa sssA
New-York tribune., 1913-12-29
Broome street.

Tho approx innate amount n th" hrn or
charge 10 satisfy which tho above described
property is TO bc sold IA Fourteen thousand
two hundred ninety and 2i-l0o tSli..
.ni 20 with interest thereon from ia" 18Th
day of November. 1913. together with tho
cost. and allow aucc. amounting q" ] o."
hundred nineteen and PO-i00. with interest,"
from December 10 1913. together with the
expenses of the sale The approximate
amount Of the taxes. assessments and water
rates or other Hens. which are To bc al
lowed 10 tn. purchaser out ~ the purchase
money. or paid by the Referee. is Eleven
hundred nfiy-slx and 1900 si.l|t lS). ana
interest
Dated, Nfw York. December Il, 1913.
WIIIIAM : KELLEY. R,fcro,.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-29
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers' Agency
supplies Professors, Teachers. Tutors. dow
s,hssses ETC. to Colleges. Schools and Fam
ines Apply TO MEs- y. }. IoUNG-FULToN
a. UIIcr square
New-York tribune., 1913-12-29
Mai Tor Caribbean clOses D;3D 2 m to-uf
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 81.
TRkNspACIFIC MAILS.

.Msl for csmpanla closes 80 m Tuesda.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-29

Highest local temperature yosterdsy ~ de-
rrccs az a. m. lowest. 10 degrees, az a. n.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-29
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

rf..rI,sR. valet. rseful. swiss. mo- AFRAID ha'e
v,ri, eap.ricncod; city. cor.r' cx',urn.
r,fsrenccs Industrial Association. u west
i.J st Phone 52l0 Bryant
New-York tribune., 1913-12-29

steamers Pretoria Ger. Hamburg Cauaiian
,pr, Liverpool. La FlSudre DutCh). Antwerp;
,mericsn fBr). Colon; Oeeechec. Texas City.
The Springdale news., 1913-07-18

wants to learn to make things con Vaaent
 During the electrical storm Fri day evening the lightning struck Cal Holcomb's big barn but did not do much damage
 Dick Sweeney 3 mail route got nearly impossible. and or 10 of Us went Monday and fixed the road Dick you can come on With our mail
 c Mcdonald and wife. MT and Mrs Stamper. Mrs Sturdiyant'5 fam fly and Miss Ne lie Tilleson went tow hite River fishing Thursday Their catch was very heavy but it Vas that big rain they caught Johnney made flying trip to Richland View Friday to visit friends and relatives and returned home Sunday We had the pleasure of seeing Evelyn and hearing her play her guitar and sing some beau tfful songs Crops look very fine on RlehIand Creek.
 That good rain We We're looking fas 5 long came last WednSday We had quite an electric storm with the rain John 5tevison's barn was struck by lightning and burned His horses We're tied in the barn. but Harlin Phillips and Ira Baggett cut them loose and got them out. Mir Stevison had about , bushels of corn in the crib and the now was full of hay and oats. IL was all burned together
 Inhnnay
The Springdale news., 1913-07-18
MAGUIRE
,Johnney
LaSt weak

Erik Bodin has hia new barn near ly completed.
 Rev Mounteastle is visiting friends at this place.
 Miss Agnes Vail is spending a few days with friends at Baldwin
 Walter Burden of kansas has been visiting his sister Mrs Joe Booth of this place.
 Frank Vail had his house moved last week, MT Powers of Fayette- vile doing the work
 Jim King of Muldrow. Okla, visit ed with relatives at this place lat ter part Of Last Week
 NJ and Mrs Luke who have been living oa Uncle John Merjdiths place have moved on Mir Widd's farm on the mountain
 Quite I few attended singing at Nj Duncan sunday night Ali fer sing.ng Rev Babeock gave Us a niee lHttle talk
 Joe and Ray B shop and Ralph Fans5iH Iett Thursday night for Col oeaio LtWton Bishop and i'm Boott ] eomeanied them as far as Spring
The Springdale news., 1913-07-18

up on Don't Worry.s reservation, but he WAS enee mighty lively n mb4r Of the local tribe of young ster5
 Local D. moerats are not keen to talk about state politics now-they have al got their mad up and it fs pretty hard to predict the out cone of tha coming election only the name of the next Governor will not by Myers
 The eorn prospects is pretty good now since the ground was soaked 50 thoroughly by the big rains of last Wzek Upland com didn't suf- fer from the rain-but that in the holIeFs and creek bottoms sure got washed around some.
 During his recent sojourn at ggtnsvile. Mo, Capt c P Hanks had the pleasure Of making I trip oat t9 the Conf derate Soldiers Home which is situated few miles out from town He says that Mis- soHri provides well for the several hundred oil fellows Rho are thee that thebalidings ale large and roomy surruonded by spacious. shaded grounds, with al convenient egg necessary for the comfort of the old fellows who gave him a hearty welcome when he told them that he was Yankee Nearly all of the Southern States were represented but the most of the old fellows had been followers of Price and Shelby
 Everybody has a plenty of water in their wells and springs. except K J Steward who was hauling wa ter yesterday. He'd ought to have had Biz Sandy turned into that we'll for a few minutes Saturday morning
 Stony Point folks had a big do- ings Sunday and Mully missed it. but We had company at our house 50 We got good dinner anyway, William and wife and three of the little Williams were up from Greenland and spent the day with Us William,@ or W p Langford, returned recently from a stay up in Raae 9unty Kansas. and he intends U go ba k there this Week. and Is actually thinking of moving his folks Up there this summer. as his health was greatly helped by his caoant say three
 fine rain visited this locality Wednesday evening, and vas follow ai Friday night and Saturday morn ing by one of the heaviest down p9aes eXer known here The heavi- ct ean eame early Saturday morn ing. and several inches of Watee fell in less than an hour. Clear Creek all al of is branches Weee fHll and ezfa0iHg in very short time. and most all of the past high W1ter feearda were smashed. and the o1- erftA4 damage to the farms along tie Clear creek valley will run into