davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-16

spGu doesn't hook TO haN-s such
- a terrific WALTON. but what he
hae is shorL stunning WALTON that
seems TO have his opponents dazcd
right from the start s. the wax Bob
puts IL. He hits from a very short
distance. but there must be o terrible
lot OF sting 10 his either hand ne
surely win beat Cross in the coming
root. bait IL viii be poor contest
unless Cross win go I'm anu take "a
chance. Anderson likes to wait FOR
his man 10 come In close before he
hits Cross rs much the same sort
Of q workman. and there may be- a lot
Of standing around and stating in
this match
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-16

IHHEN Leach cross was ON a
w visit here this week he WAS
continually boosting his Younger
brother. Phl, claiming that the lad
could trim any and a 81 them at
l42 TO I45 pounds Leach was very
frank 10 admit Thar Phil Is q better
man than he is. and said that when
Phil was put iu IN "a semi wind-up
TO onr OF his battles it always took
The edge OFF Leach's contest Phil
has the crowd crazy when ne fights
and then when come ON ID makes
me look bad" Leach said Io like
10 see him get "a chance with some
Of the welterwcights around here for
J think he ia champion sure
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-16

DOB further expressed tlsa opinion
- that Ad Wulgast is all I'm and
that IL viii be next 10 Impossible for
him to come back in the old style
and do any good with some or tho
newcomers Of the division He seems
10 have lost all OF the Old stamina
auu pep Laga said He seems AS
an5gioms aS ever TO do battle and
looks One but there's suFaathlug
wfTsnR"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-16

OHICAGO. H., june l6.-That the
coast fight critics are not vet
quite sure whether Bud Amber
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-02
ct. 2osiier @arftprciie.

Ger @ei5enmarft ipar Iette @odDt
felt ulo Die 8reiie bnben iih tpeitel
ettpas geboben einannl infolge Del
0roben ginf6nfe bon bartem @ei5er
fir Ser erport9nn6el u1b Damn aud
~bestpegen, neil Die einbeimiihef
Iiiler, sic biaber 5llriifbalterb ma
rem, iid) g~etotbigt iaBen, @ei5en 81
faltfeil, 1un ibren Ieblbebarf 81 &C.
niigen. Der San6el nit meidem @ei.
5en int abgeieben bon Den ~auscrleie'
nen Wliiterorten ettpais flnn. 9ie
Gienstag Treiie fir grabierte Glrdli'
t1ten meid)er @eiSen betrrgen 90C
fir Sorten Ger. 4-$1.12 fir Sen cl'
lerbeiteir @ei5en. Die Iaffrage
fir barte1 @ei5en lit ettpas beifer
llfrS Die 8reiie bafiir beliefen iif airi
90c fir Sorten $50. a Bis 951ac fir
ben beiten Sitrfep. 9er fomnter5i'
ellie gorraib fat ii6 Inn 2,172.00O
9iiibeI permitlbert i1nb betrdgt ge-
eentpdrtig 5o,s23,0 900 9libel segerr-
iiber 43, 900 8uTbeI 5ur gIeiden
Belt bes 8%oriabres.
Der Maistnorft lit iebr feit fir bic
beitelt Gisalitater, Die 3itfnbnen iinb
itarf nno Die NadJfrage 9leihfals.
Sorten go. 4 foiteten 56c pro 9i,.
ibel unb bon Ga ginger Die 8reiie
bis airf Coo fir bic better meibett
Sorten.
Der Sdfermarft lit itetig, uttb
5eist cine CUTE Iadfroec iiir Die be.
item Sorten. Die Breiie eingen BON
331ac fir $50. A pro 9u7beI bis 5lt
3612c upb fir aitBerorbentlid quite
meiBc Sorter bis oarf SIC pro gli.
ibeI.
Der Breis fir Iebenbe Sdapeine
lit ettpas seiunfeit am Sdlub mar
Ser @arft ettnos itetig. Stir germ.
gere Sorten itith iurge Sbiere MUIR
De 81 pro Gentner be5abIt linb fir
Die beitsenditeten Sorten $3.50. Die
meiitet 8erfdufe nurben 5lt Treiien
3miiden $40 ulro $3.50 abeeidIoi-
len. SIN ~allsemciren iiilb Die Yreiie
lint 25c pro Gettner niebriaer als
Dor elmer ISOLDE.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-02

Snden, 5rau SuIirs @raf, 5ra1l
arguit Soeotmartn, Srau Nioor
Stmi6t, Srau aug. @oblt, 5rail
Quit. 8o5lt, iotpie SRI. Wunba 9fo.
tenbauer u1b SRI. @beIe 9atteI.
mlanng Ser Mantparirg Soften O.
u. st., ipeIdem Der geritorbetle Bel
Seb5eit mt9eborte, mar bur6 foLgen-
De WitgIieber nertreten: Con. Slim.
&c, eirgen Naiie, glig. Soeotmann,
9faloolf 9aumgaertner, Sobn Sn.
grum, 5ris aoeler, Suit. q. Sreunb
Sobn Selmenbahl Sranf &ebiamer.
Sr., @Driit. 3anuier uno Gbas.
9utge. 5erner: @m. @berIitt, 8m
&~oetbeneper, Sobn Sumburg, 3rit
Gang, ang. aattelnann, 5. 30. Dan.
ser, Sr., &idter Solertiei, emil
Nngel, &idter Stoenner, Senrp Gin.
remeper, Serb. 9Iet, @ottl. S6liet,
Sobn Saio, Ybil. Saeffner, 9. 81.
Silber, Iidter &obt. @alfer, Gapt.
aitg. @oblt, Sing. Sobns, &bilip
9oG, Senrp Sobns, &idter 3aitrow.
@ottl. Sieger, Ridter Sn6en, Sobn
Sauer lnb &idter SepeG.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-02
Serslden sanf,

81bren6 oes lesten Monats baben
Toiaerce linierer eeebrten 2eier ibr
announcement a1rf oas gofs6latt or.
reuert poriiber mir hermit bnnfenS
anittiren:
ie. glunsr, Berger, 30.
Souis 5oerber, Ct. 2ouis.
aaig. Sdpues, Sermanfi, $40.
5reo e. SelitIaeger, Serntarn, DO.
Geo. .. 9~uiduraiit, Ban, No.
Sobn %. 2abonbc, Sermdnn, $40.
SRI, Sina Snboiibe, ct. 2ouis, DO.
is. @ippitein, gbampis, No.
&p: @eitanb, q 1. Sermanr, Mo.
Nrs. Sp. 8oebm, ct. 9ouis, 0ao.
ebas. Sef, Sermafti, DO.
Sneob aarl, Rcaittrif, No.
Geo. 8eibbart, geaebiIle, 81.
Siioor Sdnibt, Reaittrid. Mo.,
Serm. 9oenfe. WapIetpoob, DO.
50. gesenuarr, q 8. $ermann, Ro.
0Rrs. g. 8aeder, 81 3, Sermafn1.
Geo. @iIig. 8ap, Ro.
Nidael SpIitt, Gaie. $40.
ebas. @itnsoa, fredericksburg, Mo.
@ln. Sbift, fredericksburg, Deo.
Sobn 8ebtfe, fredericksburg. Wo.
Rrs. 6. aIin9e, &ermann, Mo.
Gpnrao 9iintbrirg, lion, Sans.
Sranf 9n1ier, 81 3, Sermanrr, DO.
5. ID. @nbler, Stortb Sin, @o.
Carl 8itfftneper, 81 3, Sermann.
Otto Sdneffer, 81 8, Sernlarlii, $40.
Srit 5riife, Sope, $40.
ebriit. @nnn. Sermonrl, Nto.
s. $. @eber, Roiebuo, $40.
Wrs. 6. @aniih gIfbort Cafe, @is.
Mnr &ief, ct. 2ouis, $40.
Gilbert 8inne, @orriion, Wo.
5. II. Cutter, @eIspile, Wo.
@m. Saes, 81 1, Serrnann Mo.
Gas. &iefAmann. Sermann, Mo.
Senrp 2%eimfuebger, Slater, Wo.
Geo. @lnt. 81 1, Sermonn. Io.
Sobn Ilentarn, Berger, $40.
@m. Tiefpalb, Sope, No.
Serm. 9e8oIb, IeAittrif, $50.
Daf. S6affner, SnetspiQe, Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-02

-Ydtor Ben. 8iiebIer, BON 2ittle
Sod, arf., iprad am ber9amgeitert
5reitag BEL arns Dor, bebufs grnelse-
riing ieines announcements. Bnitor
8liebler bate Der &onferen5 Der Mii.
foliri Spnobe, in ct. 9ouis, beige.
inobnt, unb benuste bieie 8eIegerrbeit
UNI ieinen 5relnrben in Der gap
9adbari6uft, mo er friiber als Hre.
bigger Der ct. 8auIs @emeinoe art-
seiteat NOR, einen geilid ab5u.
ftatten.
Dos Central @eslepan Wdttner
Guartett miro am Sreitag (alio belI'
te) Ibenh, in Der 9on3ert Salle, eins
ibrer beliebten groBartigen aon5erte
geben. anfang bes 8rograms punft
s ltbr @be1bs. 9ieie &on5erte iinb
erfter &Eaiie, popular, fIaiiii9 utto
bumoriitiid. 9as Gliartett bot III
oieIem Sabre bereits cine ar5abl
poir &on5erten gegeben ulo omar
iiberol 5lt politer 3urieoenbeit. Gin.
tritt 15c uno 25c. &eierpierte Site
35c. Site fonrten in @alfers &po-
thefe reierpirt tperben.
I. Helin1afln, jr, Soc. Ge6ia'
men, Gbas. German, Sotn gobIfen
itn6 @m. Yareis be9aben iif amt
9ierstag bieie ISOLDE, per 9ampfer
Iprtle, noh ben oberen &egionen
Ses @asconaoe, I'M iidJ gang ipe5iea
Dem eblen Siidfortg 81 tpionen. Sas
baben iie alid) reblidl setban, leioer
iparen Die Slide aber niht gang Doe
nit einperItanben, benn, iomeit mir
in g~rfobrrrng brad)ter, beitanb Die
gauge 9eiite aus brei f%leinen, iebelt.
fdlls nod ltrlertaDreileIt Stld)le1it llll0
Srei groBen 9,ilfrogs.
Inter Ser groBen @tl5a6I giir-
ger bon Sermatal, iotpie altd) BON
aiispdrts, pelde iid am 9ieistag
oiefer ISOLDE, per 9ampfer Wprtle,
nod Dem Sralerbouie in Der Idbe
bon Iotsbam begabeil, Inn Der Be-
erbieung bes beritorbenen &idters
Bm. Soebtmanit bei5iipobner, be-
nrerften mir unter anberen iolgenbe:
Sobn Soeotmart, bon ct. 2ouis,
sRfallbo1f Soebtmaun ipnb @attin, 10.
ipie Srau 9an Sadiid, bon @osco.
NODE; Senrp Snden unb Satin,
BON Stolpe; Sraif Sobnion nnb Del.
fen Sobn gbriit. Sobnion, bon Sire
6erifsbnrg. Serner: 8roil Sltliils
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-02
CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET.
May Term 1918.
First Day, May 18th, 1918.

l. Virginia G. Farris ct al
VS.. F.. b. Burchard.--To declare
interest in real estate.
2. Fred 1.-THE VS.. James S
3. M. L. Greenstreet VS.. F
VIM. Wiseman.--Note.
4. w. p. McElwain VS.. w
w. McCurdy.--Note.
5. Edw. ID. Lockwood VS.
Reeves & Co. ct aL.--Conversion.
6. August Kramer VS.. Her.
mann
z. a.. M. j. Haynes VS.. p. p.
Rosch.-Ejectment.
8. James 0. Cornett VS.. G. r.
!. & p. Ry. Co.--Damages..
8. Martha Beesley VS.. Vir.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-02
Strides SIeiid inb Sdfadtpieb i'm
@eltbanbel.

60 guns fplrlos iino bic Der.
f9ledtertet 2ebensperb6ItniIie uiid)
on linierem Observation-Disclosures nidt
boriibergesaipen. @or client lit ou
Der SonSeI nit friidem 8Ieiid ituo
S6laftpieb, Der in Den letter. iedJs
Sabren be5eidrtenbe @erdnoerunger
aiaffpeiit. Nod elmer 3itiamaneniteI.
lung iurieres SaitoIsomts iiber Die
len $aroel IN ben iterrt Ionaten
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-02

bis 81. Yaird Der Subre 1907 bis
1918 ersiebt it6 Elm bemerferstpertb
er &iidgarlg in Der aitsiubr friid,en
Gleiibes uno Sdladtpiebs i'm SGiie
oieier ied1s Sabre. Die 5leiihals.
fubr fieI IN bieier Seit BON 100000
600 gfuflb auf 100000 Bfuib
oSer 81 a. s., unb Ole bon Sdladt-
pieb bon iiber 300,O Yfunb aiti
nnter 1,4O0 Bfltno ooer SO a. $.
Damn firtoet iid 6a audi eirie 5ableiir
beIegte Iuffldrung iiber Den &iid-
gang Der S6ladtbieb5udt, ipopon
if}on mebrfab ole &e0e gerpeien lit.
@1byeno Die 9epDlferrn1g Der Ser.
Staaten in Der 3eit bon 1907 Biz
1913 Inn II a. s. geitiegen lit, gilg
Die S6ladtpieb5udt in oerielben
3eit I'M 80 a. S. 3uriif. Sm gu
iammenbang 0nrnit itebt cine 3unab-
me Der Sflad)tpiebeinfubr bon 49,.
500 Stiid a1f $4,000 Stiif.
sits Der 2iite Ger Gleii6aiisfrtbr
aus Den bebeutenoen 5leiidyuusiubr'
Idroern Der 8eIt ergibt ii6 fir 6as
Ieste Sabr, iiir bas 9eridte uorIie.
gem, baB Die 8ereinigten Staaten
MIR 8 Wiaionen 8finb alsfiibrten,
pa9rellb Grgentinien nit 10000.
600 aufgefiibrt lit.
Die @infiibr bon Sdladtpieb IN
Die &ereinigten Stnaten Bat iid ut
itei9enoem umialrg geboben. 1907
itebt iie nit 1858 Bfunb per5eidy.
net, 1908 nit 46,273; 1909 nit
69,35S; 1910 nit S7,0St; 1911 nit
107 1858; 1912 NIT 1S9,450 uitb
1913 nit 222,236.
Die Sleiidnlisfllbr Der be0euteiro.
item in Sroge fonnlenben 2ditoer
pertbeilt lid, folgenoerntaBen: Or
gertiniet 755,S49,315 Ffuno i'm
aulenberiabre 1912; a(uitralien
los, 7S6,4t7 Ifuno inn aalenheriab-
ne 1911; Neii"S eeIanb in oemielben
Sabre q, 1864 ,720 8f1tno; Uruguay
20,720,266 Sfuno in 1910; Canada
94S,771 8ftno I'M Iefnlin9siabre
1912; uno 5liiebt ole @ereinigten
Staten 9,025,552 I'M aaIetberjabr
1912. 9os friide 5leiidy aits ltru-
guap, glr9entinielt urb Heit4S eeIanb
eebt g~roBtent6eils rad England, no
bin niid) rs b. $. bes auitraliiden
Sleiides fommet.
SIN Sreiie iteate itd bas Sleiih
fir Ole Iusfilbr aus: areentinien
aitf 4.3S Gent bas @funb; ltrligltap
Psi; aritralien 4.93 Gent; Relt.
Seelatlh 5.26 Gent; Canada 9.13
Gent iino Ser. 11.67 Gent bas 8fo.
0abei mub iibrigens benterft iper-
ben, baB es iif, BEL Den ~iiioamerifa-
riiden 2Gnoern unb @iftralien I'M
gefrorenes ODER einem beionbaen
&dlteperfabren untermorfenes 5feFid
banoeIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-02
Alderson.-Parole.

Alderson.-Parole.
l6. Theo. Graf ct all VS.. Cy-
rus B. Burnham ct ALTO quiet
title.
IL. Henry Karschnick VS.. Max
F.
Is. Ada Emde VS.. Henry Reh-
~mert.-Damages.
10. F. f.. Czeschin VS.. III. F.
Goers ct al.-Note.
20. John Wotipka VS.. Am
brose Simmons.-Note.
q. John Tappmeyer VS.. Mary
M. Davis.-Note.
w. j. ELLIS,
Circuit Clerk
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-02
Snitcn nnb Gdipinbimd)t,

tuern perrad)l1iiigt, fiibren inlntei
5u Sdlimlmen. Gas @eiieite lit im'
mer, gIei6 Or. Sings Stem Dis.
coperp SIT gebraliden. 9in6erltna
bon Der eriten 9oie urh Der SuIter
miro iiA gan5 le9en. .. S. Srotpt
bon Wascooine, aInbama, idreibt
oMeine Srau mar i'm 8ett nit
bartndfigem Sliteri, iit6 id sIait-
be pabrbaftig, ,penn es nidt fir
Or. Sings Stem DISCOVERY gene.
fen mare, iie beilte nid)t mebr Ieber
miirbe." Seit 43 Sabren als be-
ftas Mittcl fir Sulten unb or.
fdItung befarnt. 9reis SOC unb 81.
3ubaben in allen gpotbefer. abp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-02

> @eridiebt es nidt ldnger benit
fdlon morgen mag es 81 ipdt iein,
iotbern periidert iest cure Saus.
einrihtung BET g. q. SiIber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-02

81 e II N 5 e il--m pergange.
men sonntag, auf Der Sron &oao,
cine feline Sanbtaife fir 9amen.
Die gigentbiimerin fonn bieieIbe oiif
Der Office oieies glattes abbolen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-02

-srbonnirt auf bas $err,anne'
8olfsbIatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-02
ginia g. Farris ct ALTO declare
interest in real estate.
Second Day, May 18th, 1918.
Rafrru n0clxat

10. State Of Missouri VS.. Ru-
dolph Smith and Henry Goebel.-
Robbery.
IL. State Of Missouri VS.. Hen
ry Hain.--Parole.
IL. State Of Missouri VS.. Mat
Farris.-Parole.
Is. j. M. Tugel vs.. Henry
Kimmel.-Account.
IA. Joseph Zoelier VS.. Frances
Zoeller.--Divorce.
Is. State Of Missouri VS.. Louis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-05
THE RIDER IN YELLOW

Of December, Saratoga in March, Broadway in biz
zard. and lacks at ten \. M,-lc-cr'cd.
We arrived abatt the Red Wagon the ,ubrca,ury,
boXoioc. cashier desk, and First National Bank Of
any circus after the show had started and ca-ci our
scvc, into pair Of grandstand seats there 20 watch
"the Cataclysmic Collection Of Ma,toi,nio Marvcls
which the Mighty Harln, had Gathered from the
Several Corner, Of the Earth and yankng through
the country for the Express Purpose OF Educating the
Public Edying the Masses and Graduating the Nc.cs-
sitv OF Travelling, Reading, Studying Spending; Lie
times knowledge for Ridcuou,ly Microscopic sums
Quarter. Half a Dollar Scycntynyc Gents, Suit Your
Purse and Choose your Scat" | have written SO
much Of this stuff that IT,, hard To- stop. now.
McCann and sat and watched the show That D., wc
both watched the show until Cam started 20 watch
the girl and began 10 watch Mccain.
In most crc,iscs rs everyone knows the which
take place On the hippodrome track are among the
last exhibitions. The pony race, the dog race, the
Cos,act COWBOY, and cowgirl races. the Roman stand
ing race. and the chariot race form as much q real
part Of every tent show DO the elephant and the
caliopc the fat girl and the clown band And they are
generally run Just before the tired musicians strike up
~Thc Star-Spanglcd Banner. the inevitable goodnight
signal Of the White Tops
Uarlins had rcarrangcd this system 10 the extent
that the Roman standing race was introduced as a
feature act in the middle Of the sho" lie did TINS De-
cause he had two rather extraordinary young women
who could ride well and pretty and because their
horses showed class. The act invariably brought the
crowd to its feet Yelling. Understand, the Mighty
Harins Show despite its name, was only fourteen
car affair and sam had put the spotlight on some
things that the late lamcncd Mr. Barnum might have
called trivial
One Of the two cqucstrcnncs in thi, always exciting
dash three times round the track was the grI tha'
caused Mccain to fail 20 bridge the gap between PARK
town. Illinois, and Park Row, New York; W'mn thc
o,,octcf time She wore yellow tights and the rest oil
b hricf costume was the same color, except black
sash which was tied round slender waist and allowed
10 stream behind as she tore over the 'an'"E' grace
fully balancing herself with one foot on ca,4 'i the
SPLENDID blacks. She skirt at all. Her com
pc,,or was a blond in pink or blue or white ana ncr
mounts as | recall them were bays It makes no on
ference what she or they looked Ike; ior INC '' s
is the title OF this narrative.
Sbc-the girl in yclIow-was a wonderful rdcr. II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-05

try it. Suppose | tag along with YOU few days; ne
said to Harkn- and me stood by the exit while
the crowd was png out Of the big top. The mcnagcne
tent the cook tent the sideshow tent, and the morse
tent were down and on the way 70 the tram so II must
have been eleven or elcyen-ffteen The fact that the
two remarks were made less than two hours apart Is to
me sufficient proof that what man writes he doesn't
always mean.
And this statement goes double for woman Similarly,
what man writes and means today he may not mean
tomorrow Tha, was the way with John Henry Nc
Cam IT, When he wired his city editor in New York
that the Rock Springs Money Juggling Case had blown
up and ne would return TO Park Row on Monday, ne
meant IT, /. -omebOdy had offered 20 bet him iity
thousand dollar that he would try his darncdcstto
be a, Perry's in the Pulitzer Building by Monday or
TUESDAY or even Saturday Mccain could and would
have covered the wager instantly Yes and II someone
anxious 20 waste somebody's money had made the bet
three times fifty thousand Jac; would have coppered
just as quickly.
You sco he really wanted to get back TO Broadway.
a sxty-do.lar-a-wcck reporter with New ork appe-
te ten millions % his name an Aikcn-NcwporPar
Monte Carlo habitat and a stilborn story couldn't be
satisfied % lugcr in or around a tank town like Rock
SPRING Frankly. believe his ambition was night and
know he $50, the sort Of chap 20 realize most OF ms
honest ambitions He would have realized this one but
for what or.u. men call skirt By skirt they
mean a wo,aau-and in no bad sense: just woman.
r. was like this. Jack Mccain and | were in town
1 in Illinois II was circus day. The circus was the
Mighty Haraus Show. And Sam Harkns was our
friend The fact that was his willing but hllcrn press
agent was directly responsible for young Mccain S
trip TO the 10. that night; 50 am directly or indirectly
at fault for the mixup that followed Anyhow, as
started 90 v before, here's what happened.
In Harans buggy Jack Mccain and rode to the
circus lot There nothing else to DO. II was near
nine O'Clock and YOU know what a tcn-thousand inhab-
itant town looks ike on circus night. Like fur en-
porum in July, a college campus on the twcn'y-iouTih
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-05
Drawings BY Wallace Morgan

ID, Isn't She little quccn'' Mccain cN-
claimed the moment she whirlcd into the
arena. secsawing the rcins gently 50 that
the two blacks would approach the start
Ing post at a walk. That was ninc-thirty
P. NJ. or thercaboutS.
Travelling with tent show ought TO
be interesting. Often thought Ia Ike 20
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1913-04-15
Special Masters Sale
Valuable Real Estate

In pursuance of an order of the Court OF
Chancery of New Jersey, made and dated on
hundred and thirteen In the cause therein
depending, wherein Estella M. Thompson, by
David Jester, her next friend, is com plainant
and Clara Newton, ct ais, are defendants, L
Reginald Branch, one of the Special Masters
of the Court OF Chancery of the State of New
Jersey, appointed by said court In said cause
public vendue, on
THURSDAY, APRIL 18th, NEXT. 1918
between the hours Of two o'clock and five
O'Clock, In the afternoon, ito wit at two
and Broad streets, Burlington, N. j., all the
following described lands and premises. viz
All that certain house and lot of lands stu
ated at JuliustOwn, in the township of Spring.
field, county of Burlington. and State OF New
Jersey, bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at stone In the line of Benja-
min b. Autr1us land line established by
Isaac BigalOw, former owner, to run parallel
with the Main street running through julius.
town and is now corner to a small strip OF
land which Henry w. Curtis purchased OF
Samuel j. Lewis, and runs: 1, North sixty.
seven degrees east one chain and ninety
links to a stone; thence 2, south thirty de.
grees and thirty minutes east two chains and
seventeen links to a stone in the aforesaid
street; thence along the same, south sixty
seven degrees west one chain and ninety
links to a stone corner to said Lewis, thence
4, north thirty degrees and thirty minutes
west two chains and seventeen links to the
place of beginning Containing two roods OF
land. be the same more or less.
Also a small strip of land mentioned above
which the said Henry w. Curtis purchased OF
the said Samuel J. Lewis, by deed, reference
thereto being had the butts and bounds OF
the same will appear. Together with all and
singular the Entertainments and appurten
ances to the said premises belonging or in
anywise appertain1ng.
Conditions will be made known on the day
of sale, and will among other things require
ten per cent. of the purchase money to be
paid ON the day of sale and the balance OF
April 9th, 1913, at my office.
REGINALD BRANCH,
Special Master In Chancery of New Jersey
ALBERT S. WOODBURY., Solicitor.
Dated March "A, 1918. PRS adv fee s2244l
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1913-04-15
DIED.

LEvIs.--April9 9, at Mount Holly, Franklin
B. Lewis. in his 18th year.
Relatives and friends are in Ytted to attend
the funeral services at ST. andrews church
on Thursday, the 18th instant, at II a. m. In
teame9s sIrlcsy pInyate; n may DC
a. M, Thursday.
SMITH-April IA, at Mount Holly, John l.
Smith, husband of Lillian Smith, aged 45
years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral on
O CLOCK, from Lumberton X. e. Church. IN In.
terment at Evergreen Cemetery Lumberton.
Remains may be viewed Wednesday evening,
from to o'clock.
helmina c., wife of William II. Anderson, in
her 18th year.
BRowN-April ID, at Philadelphia, Willis
Brown, formerly OF BOrdentown.
BRowN.-April IL, at Cross Roads, Villa N
Brown, aged II years, formerly OF Lumberton
ENGLIsH.-April 8. at Florence, Clara, wife
| OF James G. English, aged q years.
FIsHER.-April 9, at Philadelphia, Joanns
Deacon. widow OF Jacob Fisher, formerly o
Burlington.
HARKER.-April 10. at Riverside, Caroline
| Henrietta, wife of John Harker, and daughter
of Henry and Catharine Koehler, aged 2
years.
HULEHAN.-Aprll 8, at Bordentown, Han
nah, wife of Patrick Hulehan.
HoWARD.-April 9, at BordentOwn, Lydit
| Howard widow Of the late George Howard
| aged ~ years.
| INGLING.-April s, at Columbus, Conten
| Ingling, in his 10Th year.
KIDD.-April s, at Mount Holly. Rober
| Kidd, aged 38 years.
/ KLEMM.-April Ii, at Riverside, Harr,
| Klemm, aged A years.
LUTE.-April g. at Hainesport, Harry L
Lutte, aged q years.
MARPLE.-April Is, at Philadelphia, William
A. Marble, formerly of Burlington.
II MARTIH.-April 8, at Burlington, Sarah
J widow of Henry Martin, aged IS years.
McFARLAND.-April z, at Burlington, Harr
! Mcfarland, aged 40 years.
RoSsELL.-April T. at Swissvale, Pa, il
! Penn Rossel, aged months, only child
, Edwin W. and Margaret Jane Rossell.
4 RUsH.-April 10, at Palmyra, Joseph g., SO
! of Albert d. and Mary E. Rush, aged 10 year
ScoTT.-April u, near Tabernacle, Sidne
0 h. Scott, aged So years.
= STYER.-April8 8, at Mount Holly, Martha
Y Styer, widow OF Henry @. Styer, aged 20 year
TILToE.-April 2. at Crosswtcks, JoseE
Tilton, aged 81 years,