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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-05
New Aviation Record.

Chartres. France. Feb. 1.-THE French
aviator Garaix established new altitude
record here to-day with five passengers,
ascending TO a height OF 7.Ss2 feet. lie
made the fight in the new biplane built
by Paul Schmitt. an engineer. which yes
terday reached height OF 500 feet with
seven passengers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-05
RICH WOMAN A HEROINE
Mrs. Breitenbucher Nearly
browns Saving Boy in Lake.

Harrison, n. j.. Feb. Mrs. John
Breitenbucher. wife Of wealthy meat
hacker. Jumped into the deep lily pond
in West Hudson Park this afternoon to
save William Lahey, four-year-old son
Of the park keeper who had tum-
lied in
She was exhausted when park en-
ployes, who heard her maids screahl3'
came TO the rescue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-05
Answer to President Wilson's Edict Raising
Embargo in Aid Of Rebels-lnvites
Ten Reporters to Visit Republic.
RUSHING AMMUNITION INFO MEHlOO
Villa Buys Supplies and Starts Out to Lead Attack on
Toneon Where Insurgents Are
Routed in Skirmsh.

question regarding his attitude toward President
Wilson's proclamation raising the embargo against the Shipment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-05
GENERAL.

n-erta Cables Tribune Answer 10
Wilson ... i
Immigration Bill Passes House. /
yam Going Abroad TO Preach Peace
F'iests Struck by New Haven Train.
Threaten John u with Jail ]
,'oOofrs Bury Victim Alive. 3
oa'hss Nd Paid 500. 600 FOR Mud. J
.'"inission BIZ To BE Kept Free. 4
40. 40 HuhIage Aid from Underwood. 4
n "uson Loses Fight for Glass. ........ 4
-" 20 Curb Exchanges Assailed. 4
"Ned Asked TO Quit Fcderation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-05
This Mornings News.
LOCAL.

LOCAL. Page.
Nanana6or Plans ocean Flight...... 1
D. M'llard Killed by Train. n........ !
huglers Gag and Rob Woman. .......
Nsrhsugh Gets Immunity Bath '.....
ear for Cassidy and Willett. t.........
scores lmperillcd by Smallpox ....... 2
eaf Miss LsWlor Suicide.
nendi' Shot hy Policeman. n............
..'ss Hinchey After Irish ........... 3
'4iphy 20 Abdicatc. say Friends. ,
Noele Richie Slaps Process Server. 3
LAptrt EXtols Merit OF Radium. ..... 4
lineup Of Crooks" Restored ........ 5
N'Clniock's Slogan Is obey ....... s
NY beot Limit Elastic. c..............
Nos RACES over Dante Statue 5
iaies 100000 for Transport School. 2
-i''aners' Jail Sentence Suspended. IA
Nvuon Soon In Printing Probe e.......l Ia
'Vii'e In Gun Battle with Burglars. IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-05
FOREIGN.
MISCELLANEOUS.

:, les'asnt Of Peru a Prisoner.
'''"te on Anglo-American Amity.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-06
Gd)iuierigfeiten
8ersitet mauin SanGrans
cisco Der u bfabIt zines
beutfdsn 9ampfers.

etsto Der VI bfahIt zines
bsutf@sn 9ampfets.
Gan Jranciseo, s. Sfi. -
Der 9ampfer ,Alerdnbria", Der friis
Der Der aosmos ainis seb5rts, ipirh
Sur 3sit bier i'm Safsn feftssbalien
Bis Muibingion perIhiebene 6rnger
iiber bus Brighter bss 9ampferb ents
f6iebsn bat.
Der Safsnio[lettor peigert iib bas
S9iff untsr beuifder sylagst mad
@alparaifo fabren Su laiIsn, neil er
bupon in &enninib ssiebt fem nil,
bdb bic 2abung oes Gampfers aus
propiant unb apblsn beItebt unb
m0gIidtripsifs fir ben arsus.r .asips
sia" beitin,mt iein tonnts, Der ben
iebtsn gsa4ritten 5ufplgs iif in
hileniIden gsipdiiern befinbet ipn Ct
tiirSli9 ben britiffen Gauffartbei-
fabrsr aBanifieIbs' gum Siutsn ges
brudt bat. gDie bic Nngelegenbeit
jebi itsbt, bat Der 9dmpfer isinen 0ds
men unb ieine Jlasse, aber cine Gas
biing ali gorb ililo lit bereit, jeoell
Momeni in See 5u geben.
Dor fur5sm bieb ss, LAB Der Dams
pfsr an bic Rortbern anb SouiberR
Rapisation Co., cine tiir5ii9 ia's aes
ben qerufsne aorpDrution Dsriduft
iporbsn fei uno Dor aebn Gagen iu9s
ten bic neuen Gigsntbiimsr in Wks
Ibineton I'M bic grlaubnif, nod ben
Sampfer unter benz Qamen ,Sacras
insnto' ilntsr dmeritcRiIder s5Iagge
resiftrieren ou biirfsn. 0n iebpd IN.
fplss bes ptotsIls BON Seiten Ses bri-
tiiten aoniuIs Die gsipiinffie grs
laubniB niht ihnen 9enus eintraI,
ipurbs Dem 5afentoaettor Elm ipeites
res geiuH unterbreitet tem Dampfer
inter BEN dltsn 9dmen llnD bsiiiIhsr
aIosge Die alarirInaspopiere nu@
Walparoifo aus5uiteasn.
Die gnfiport bes Solicitors ipnr,
bab er bprerit bic leberjsugung bon
Der RsutraliiGt h.s 9ampfsrs babsn
miiiIe unb glear Abniirdl g,pnb, Der
Guperintsnbsnt bes IL. Wlariuebis
iiriits bat prompt siusn Gffi5ier bes
Ips. Gtaatsn ArsusssS sWsm Cfs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-06
Die SnpafiOn llnsarns
burh bic Ruffen.

Ro II, 8. Sttober. Cine DepsIhe
pom ruiTiitsnSauptquartisr iasi, bab
bic JnDaiion llnsdrns Sur1 bic aors
patben eiilsn bOppelten 3tpsd babe.
Der cine isi Der, ben linten sSIiigsI
Der ruiiifdsn Qlrnee BEL DrssmDsl
uno am 5IuFe Gan gu bsf9iiben, uno
Der anbsrs, Elm nsues 9lttionsfelo in
ben ipsiten ungdrifh.n gbsnsn gu er.
0ffnen, mo Der 9ep0lfsrung angji
einsejugt, bds giniibtn Der ungari.
iben ReIsrDiitsn unb Mstrutsn seIt0r!
uHb bic @iIenb1bHpubinbung unisrs
bro9en fperben fuin; abgsiebsu Dd=
Don, bab Elm GROCER Gbeil Der ruff.
fhen 4rmee Dpn ben Hefouresn bes
beiebten 6eiHbsslnnbss leben tam.
------------> . >--------- ------
Der gslbitmorS III bsi mauGsm
.t.sx Ce.fkf4f.tlta
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-06
GEO.P. SCHVEITZER
VOLKSBLATT
JOB ROO MS
1877 Gh z. Strahs.
SrMdia0en
Srmdia0en

jeber 4tt In bentiGer uno ieRoIiffer Sprn6s
ffr Gei6diislsnis, 9srane etr. uebetleyuHeen
iptrSen auf elnHi4 bsforat
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-06
2okal.Derid)t
Mns ben 0eriAtSb5fea .
GSuarS &rampe betritt ben Senscn
itanS in eisener Sade.
Ger neue @eridjtS SermiH in aller
Sribunaleu beguunen.
Sic nsue @ranp Surp. - gbsi4e!
ounssfdus. - RadIa5ia6sn. -
9sri6ieDenes.
Der 3rampe Wprbpro :


Die 8erbanblungsu in oem aram.
pc .WorbprO5eb bOtsn ssitsrn oss Sns
tereifanten iebr pieI, neil ni6t nur
Der Qnsetlasts islbit ben 3eugenitanp
betrat, nm in eissner Sa6s ausauIa
gen, ionOern aud, neil Jrau Soa
sSelomann, pelte bic uniduIoige ur.
fade Der 5ras0Die getpeien iein Iou,
bon Seitsn Der StaatsanpaltIdaft Ell.
mem idurfen &rsu5perb0r unterpore
fen ipuroe Su berielben tpurDe ppn
Seiten Der 8eamten Der @erIud ses
ma6t, Die Safe 10 bin5uiteuen, als
ob Der 2lngetlaets auf ben sri6oiIenen
Roeisner eiferiii4tig sepeien isi unD
Desbalb Die Shat besongen bate.
Jrau Jeloman blieb iebo6 gum
srObten She'll Bel ibrsn Dor benz So.
roner u. aud beim birettsn @srbDr se.
maAten ausiagsn ftebsn. Sic CAB gu,
Sab Der 4nsetIaste lie oft, jebo6 nur
in Sesenpart ieinsr Satin gstibt
babe, sbeniu CAB lie gu, ibm iib.r bic
characterization, 1pel6s ibr bon
Seitsn Roeiener's ertpieien tpurben,
1ufi6luB gessben 81 babsn. 2tuf ben
Worotas Suriidtommenb, CAB lie nod
gu, bab Roeiener periudt babe, iie 5u
umarmen, unb oab &ramps, Der iit
i'm 5ofe befonb, biss bur6 bas offene
Seniter bsmertt bate. Die 9eiben
Idtten, uls tie 5uiammsR ing Saus
tamen, gang freunbli6 gu einanber
gefprodeH unb iie fslbft bait. DON Ell.
nem Sisput 5pif9en ben 8eiben
ni9ts gebort, big auf einmaI elm
SauB sefaaen unb Sramps aug osm
Nsbenaimmer geItiirst isi.
Ra6bem bic 3susin, bic auf bem
3eueenitano nabe3u pisber auiame
mnlbra4, entf6ulbist mar, betrot Der
4ngetlagte ielbft ben 3eugenitanb. gr
berneiHte BON Qnbeginn an, bab er
Ind Giferiu9t gu Der 5bat getrie6en
luorosn lei, ba er fir 5rau iSelbman
nur bic 2iebe zines gruSers beqte.
Den Grmorosten babe er borber ME
9eie5en, bod babe Jrau Selbman isbr
oft Don i6m ssfpro6sn unb taft tdg.
LID, penn lie aus Der 5ubrit 3urid.
tebrte, baDoH sr5dbIt, baB er i6r auf,
msrtlamteiten eripiefen bate.
@r (&rampe) babe i6r Dfters ben
!fatb gegeben, Roeiener, Der ber1eira.
tibet mar, gu meiben, unb als lie an
Samitag Oor bem Ulorbe erttdrts
0ab Roeiener lie am nGditen Moraen
beludsH iperbe, babe er (arampe) iit
baseesn uusgeiprO9en. Damn tam Der
auf ben umitanb su FIRE.
den, baB aoefener beriu6t babe
5rau JelOman gu umarmen, unb srft
oorauf9in lei er felbit ins 6aus qes
ganssn, I'm ben Wann 3ur gtebe su
IteaeH. ST babe ibm 6efoblen, bas
9aus gu oerlafen unb ibm aebro6t,
Isine Jrdu bon Der @si6t6te inI
Renntnib 5u iesen. Daraufbin iei
foelensr gang erregt dufseiprltnaen,
1dbe iHm einen Sylu6 5ugej6Ieubert
ino eine gepsgang semd9t, als ob er
'ine Waffe aus Der SiiftentdI6e sie.
,sn Ipollte. 0iefe 8epegunq babe ibml
Rramp9 bic anfi9t 6eissbra6t, baB
Rosfensr ibm Elm 2eib 3ufiisen fpole
inb baraufbin babs sr fsinen g.pol@
'er se3Osen unb bsnielbsu nisosrgs.
4offen.
SIN areuaDerb0r blieb tramp. Bel
einen biretten 9lusfugen itsben unD
Ieb iif in tsiuer Wsiie irr. MAIDEN.
la9btm nod eiHiss anbsrs. isboG
3suss'' >ssssSss pssnG,l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-06

Der gslbitmOrS III bsi mauGsm
.tins Gtlttssi!is
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-06
eteIl,na'eindj -meibIid,.

2 2entfae Jrnn in miifIrren gnbren fuAf
Eiele IN ber Efatf ober 21HbNnbf4sr fiir
2anbattst irnr an9 fo4su. 1oea wl1in
G;s- Q. Ssss, 5ssnL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-06

eeIiebier 9ofie bon ggiIbeImina Geebobe, aeb.
Wiaranar6i, i'm alier bon 65 Japren, 4 aQoua'
ten uno-7 aneen, aebpren in gobe. slnlt Nten,
BURG. Sunroper. 9as Qeiheiibelhnenib iinbei
mitioas 2 ltbr. BON 9rauerbaiife aus. SO
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-06
gerIauat = MdunIid

Sdder als brittle Sanb. 1867 Queen Qitl
stos.. G2an Hebmt Scbn Str. Gar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-06

Wep0n Sas 6ers niHts tpeIb, bancn
,gsls bssas sts Wxne isi&t absz.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-06
sOSes.anseiasn.
ffnrll n. St,boor

CT itarb In feiner Bobnnns, 30. 527 Usar.
tuea slbenue. wlf eiuburn,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-25

extending over a period of five or six
wears, the Experiment Station has
| been able to distribute either directly
or indirectly, considerable amounts of
B., Jersey Fultz for seed purposes. From
every source, Professor Roberts of our
| Department OF Agronomy, estimates
! that there are now available approx
mately one hundred thousand bushels
of this variety of wheat for seed pur-
poses. II this amount is sown, it Will
only be a year or two when sufficient
Jersey Fultz will be on hand for seed
purposes to supply wheat growers of
the State with this highly productive
variety. .. ....~ .s..:.
with the chance of high prices pre-
vailing for cereals, as the result Of the
European war, it will probably not be
difficult matter to persuade farmers
to increase their wheat acreage In all
probability, they viii do so on their
own initiative. The great problem in
Central Kentucky as we look at It,
however, is NOT so much to increase
the acreage of wheat as ii is to in
crease the yield This can only be
done through the use Of productive
varieties of seed wheat and ~ a cam
paign Of education having Lor its OBJ
ject to train the farmer in better
methods OF wheat cultivation. Both of
these things, the Experiment Station is.
endeavoring to accomplish but for
reasons which reed not enter into 1t
is a slow and difficult task. | shall be
glad, of curse, to cooperate with the
Lexington Commercial Club in any
say that l can, but the more deeply
you go into the problem, the more will
you gentlemen realize how difficult it
is to actually increase the yield Of any
of our great staple crops, on anything
like a large scale
AS director of the Experiment Sta
ton, however, shall be glad of your
CO. operation to this end, 1t might be
that you could aid materially in this
enterprise by assisting in the distri-
button of the wheat circular which we
have already been sending out, adding
thereto, should you desire, few words
concerning the probable increased de-.
mand for cereals growing out of the
war. Yours very truly,
JOSEPH II. KASTLE.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-25
DIR. j. H. kASTLE URGES
MORE WHEAT TO ACRE.
Lexington Herald.J
PAGE SIX.

That a. 10 90 feasible to nroduce
more wheat per acre as to increase
the acreage &c tho belief Of DIR Joe II
Kastle director Of the Kentucky FIX
nerimant station IN a letter to Sec
rotary Tobn r, .,rarar of the I,exing-
Ton Conn,ercial chm who took the in
;tiative in calling a conference Of Blue
Grass farmers to discuss the produc-
,ion of wheat g.. -.
The letter of DR. Kastle follows; !
Lexington Ky Sent. 2 1914.
Mr. Jobn q Cramer ...-
Secretary commercial Club.
Iavington Kentucky
NV dear Mr. Cramer
yonr letter Of Sentember 1st, in ref
arenca "a nossibIe 90 operation on the
mart NJ the ,axinpton Commercial Club
md the Kantnrky Agricultural Exper-
inent station in an effort Ia increase
the wheat acreage of the State, has
been received. NAV saw in reply
that in -operation with a number of
wheat growers and the Central Ken
tucky Millers' Association, the Ken
tucky Agricultural Experiment Sta
ton has for several years been doing
what it could to encourage wheat con-
ditions among the farmers of Central
Kentucky.
| hereby enclose a circular entitled,
more and Better Wheat for Central
Kentucky" which was published last
June. About twenty thousand cc2Ies
of this circular have already been dis
tributed among the farmers of the
State, and about twenty five hundred
additional copies will be distributed
this summer by county agricultural
agents in about twenty counties of the
State. You wiz see from this circular
that the Experiment Station has also
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-25

The orchard, which is being rented for
period of 3 years, contains l6h. trees,
most of them in good bearing Under
the leadership OF one of the depart
ments agents and the local scout mas
ter the boys have pledged themselves
to prune, spray and cultivate the
orchard to grade, crate, and find a
market Tor all fresh apples, and to save
all possible waste by canning the wind
falls so that the enterprise will yield
maximum returns.
The BOYS are erecting temporary
building as headquarters for the equip
ment, where they may also change
clothing, and grade, pack, and crate
the fruit .".....
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-25
Walter Lucas. Of Chicago,
Was Greatly Surprised
When $500 Worth Of FitzpatTiCk's
CataHh Remedy Cured Him After
Being Affected 5 years With
CataHh.

Read the following testimonial in re-
gard to his cure:
Mr.. w. d, Fitzpatrick,
Dear Sir take pleasure In letting
you know what your Catarrh Remedy
has done for me. For more than s
years | was afflicted with this dread
full disease and during that time used
quite a number of treatments. Some
of them gave me relief but for very
short time, | must say that when
started Fitzpatricks Treatment had
very little faith In II, but simply put
up my mind to try 1t. Although 1t
smarted quite a while in the beginning,
soon noticed that the Remedy went
straight to the root of the disease, cut
ting loose ali the filthy mucous in the
Nose and Throat Catarrh in Chicago
is said to be incurable, but feel GER
tain that If Fitzpatricks Treatment is
used according to directions II is bound
to effect "A cure, and to-day | know
that; and | see why Fitzpatrick can
really guarantee his treatment. / can
not speak too highly OF this Catarrh
Remedy and certainly wish It all the
success II is worth and whenever I
have an opportunity to speak good
word for 1t ! feel II my duty to do so.
You are at liberty to do with this tes-
timonial whatever you see 1T.
| remain, Yours Very Thankfully,
Y WALTER LUCAS Chicago, III,
Fitzpatrlck's Catarrh Cure put up In
25o soc and Sl.00 boxes and bottles.
Use Tea Compound when constipated.
II is n mild laxative soc size only.
Mail us your order to-day or write
us for sample treatment. Convince
yourself 100 days treatment for
Nasal Cntarrh for 800 postpaid
Address all orders TO
W. D. FITZPATRICK, d
oLENHAYEs, W. VA.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-25
INTERESTING ARTICLE ABOUT
PULVERIZED LIMESTONE.
Lexington Leader.l

read with interest your editorial of
Friday regarding the purpose of Com
missioner of Agriculture Newman to
engraft the use of crushed limestone
on the soil culture of our state
The use Of lime in this way is a very
old one, but the early practice was to
use it burnt rather than as raw crush
ed stone. AS such it is powerful
stmulant, making available at once
inert fertility. II is, however, seriously
destructive Of the humus in the soil.
Its use in that olden time evoked the
adage; "All lime and no manure make
both farm and farmer poor" and the
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-25
WiNDFALL APPLES MAY BE
CANNED FOR PIE FILLING


Wiudfall apples, which are often le1t
on the ground TO rot may be made TO
serve useful purpose by the econoin-
ical housewife. \ little iorethouEh,
and labor at this time ol the year p'"I
on despised product or the 9rctl'Fu
MAY supply the winter tahle WIN many
an appetizing and Wholesome "'SH
which otherwise would either be iach-
ing or supplied AT higher cost
Windfall apples may Pc Sahhtu
whole and used as hfeahlast u'sh'
for dessert, salads, or baked mere
viii be many which are too mniGh
married for canning whole ~ ms
case, the married places may pe ~
nnd rar oitbar nib dIIirg or for apple
sauce Following are the recipes for
thus taking care of WindlalI apP'es'
uu vJi,It,I k,nI.e Canned
Select firm, not oyerripe apples. A
great difference In the canned products
will be noted in the different varieties
Of apples. This recipe Is Intended Tor
firm and preferably tart varieties,
Some varieties Will require less time
'Aliu ''ii' ''i'i ".
Remove blemishes, cut out core
Blanch for minutes in boiling water;
plunge in cold water. Pack In tin cans
or glass jars and add Just little very
thin sirup Put on rubber and top and
partially tighten. tCap and tip unsD
* ;' Minutes IN water seal 10 minutes
in steam pressure outfit, or 6 minutes
in pressure cooker Remove Jars,
tighten covers and invert to cool
Apples canned in this way make a
product that is generally wasted avail
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-25

Uncle John" Miller, better known
to the community as John Dutch,
dropped dead from heart failure at his
home at Monitor on Tuesday morning,
He was ~ years OF age and was one Of
the best known characters In this sec
ton, and was the friend Of more than
half OF the population Of Logan and
vicinity, where he had lived for upward
OF twenty hve years. Uncle John, "
who was a stone mason by trade. came
to Logan with the building ~ the Nor
folk " Western railroad into this sec
ton in the early eighties. Locating
first In the vicinity III what Is now
Yuma ne drifted from one part af the
county to the other until OF late years
his increasing age caused him to settle
down at Monitor, His genial dtspdsl-
ton and industry made him popular
with every one he met and his death
will bring regret to many ~ our ciu-
zens. Miller never married and had no
relatives in this part OF the country,
though he had brother and sister in
Cincinnati and sister in Philadelphi9.
Logan Democrat
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-25

Huntington W, va, Sept. le=-Ac-
cording to report received here last
night, Lefa Perdue, the young Wayne
copnty woman who shot and killed
James Kendrick. member Of the
fire department I'M the spring Of 1913,
has sued her husband Morgan Perdue,
for divorce and alimony, The action
was instituted in the Wayne Circuit
Court II is said that the suit was en-
tered several days ago. and that an
attachment was Issued against the
wages Of Perdue. an y. q W. trainman
and that he rather than have his earn
inCs so attached gave up his JOB and
left the scene. .. ....'.:
The young husband rs couRin Of
his bride and consequently her mar
rage did not necessitate any change in
her name They We're married n NUM-
her OF weeks after the trial II the girl
for murder. ThetrIal was one of the
most dramatic in the history Of south
ern West Virginia. Nothing is known
here as to the grounds alleged by Mrs.
Perdue In her action for divorce,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-25
WEST VIRGINIA
ITEMS OF NEWS.

Mr. Stewart White, one Of the Oldest
citizens Of Mingo county, is dead. Rev,
w. b. Estep attended and otticiated at
his funeral Mr., White was one Of our
Oldest and probably as much respected
as any citizen Of the county. He was
faithful and honest In all things and
was truly good man. We have known
him for many years and admired his
noble qualities. Williamson News
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-02-06

Notice is hereby given that that certain
executed and delivered by
Daniel Vollmer and Lille Vollnler. his
vile mOrtgagors. to the Sunberg-kOshOlt
Willow City. North Dakota. mortgagee.
dated the twenty-sevcnth day OF Nov
ember. 1908, and filed for record in the
office of the register of deeds of the county
OF BOttineau and state of North Dakota. ON
the first day OF December. lyOS. and record
will be tOreclOsed by a sale of the premises
in such mortgage, and describ-
ed at the front door of the court house in
the county of BOttineau and state of
North Dakota at the hour of ten O'Clock a.
M. on the 9th day of February. 1914. to
gage on the day of sale. The premises deo-
cribed In such mortgage and which will be
sold to satisfy the same are described az
fOliOws:- The west half of northeast quart
er of section twenty in township one hun
dred and sixty north. in range seventy
five west OF the Fifth principal meridian.
situate and being in the counts of Botti-
neau and state of North Dakota.
In order to protect this mortgage. the
interest coupons on a prior mortgage On
this land in favor of the Sunberg. kOsholt
the sum Of si66.sO and $I52. 40 and Si3B.W and
$iZ3.6O.
There will be due on such mortgage at
the date of sale the sum of Twelve hum
dred fifty-seven and COLO Ni267. 6O.) dollars.
Dated January 18th. 1914.
The Sunberg. ROshOlt Investment Co.,
corporation.
MortgaRee.
John ID. Scherer.
Attorney for mortgage.
Willow City. North Dakota.
Jan 1890 Feb 6-131)
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-02-06
Notice Of Mortgaes Sale

Notice is hereby given that a certain
mortgage. executed and delivered by
William NJ Wagner. single, n~lortgagor.to
NJ. r. Murphy. mortgage. dated the 9th
day of October. 1911. and filed for record in
the office of the register of deeds Of the
county of Bottinenu and state of North
Dakota, on the LIST day of November. lglL
and recorded in Book 81 of mortgages at
page 277, will be foreclOsed by a sale of the
premises in such mortgage and herein
after described, at the front door of the
court house in the county of BOttineau
and state of North Dakota, at the hour OF
twoa'ClOCk y. M. on the 18th day of Febr-
uary A.. ID. 1914. to satisfy the amount due
upon such mortgage on the day Of sale.
The pre- misses described in such mortgage
and which will be sold to satisfy the same
are described a. follows. viz: The south
ship one hundred sixty-one north, range
eighty.onc, west of the 5th =. M.
un order to protect this mortgage, the
mortgage herein has paid the 1912 taxes
of $4.a5 and also interest coupon due
November !. 1913. or a prior mortgage on
said land in favor of the Union Central
Life Insurance Company and has added
said sum to this mortgage. The whole
sum secured by the mortgage has been
duly declared due and p%ayable.)
There will be due on such mortgage at
the date of sale the sum of Ave hundre6
seventy seven and nO-lO ($577.00) dollars.
NJ. +. Murphy.
MOrtRaRee.
Perry S. Johnson,
Attorney for mortgage.
Grand Forks. N, Oak.
Dan 16-23.30 Feb 613-2O