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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-07

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sig SunoertffeI tT8499) Sut.
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Ter Saui fdbreH, nenn 9u ibm De.z
nen Dales i6iloerr?"
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mel. 9alles D.rftebH beiBt DaGes
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am !. ssanaar 1914 oeriiorbenen 8i0uiers
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snonatIiche SerfammIuHg oes Gioeubureer &ers
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-04

lNlth name and address Of lenders attorney }
ARTHUR Az, =, 20 william 1T tBronxD .
4b.bAaD 3, Aug 3, l3l2-kunaele and car
Ininc Muiardu to Giovanni Maresca, 2l79
Hughes aN; atty, Ronald Brown. go
elH 81 .So1 4, II $, sillNgO.lO, sept a. 1905
Mary Murray to julius J Kauder and
orr Az, a9g. " 8 - n IAN st, 20 5xloo, Mar
3. ls0A-Hy Hesse, Jr, 70 Louis Storber
l.oTH ST. 80 w. T. is.iixico.iii.. Mar fSp'g ~.
lh3S-Iames Stanley to Caroline l. Davis,
atty u Co, I56 Bwdy $40. 600
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LIS PENDFNS,
Manhattan.

3OTH ST SSb W-Grace Williams Edn agt
hatiIdd Morrison ct al foreclosure Of
LnOIEd5o)t dtty, swain
i&D ~, n =, 20 c Park sv, 20xlO2
DAVID Epstein agt Nellie Gold smith OF al
attys, Lind n pfeiher ''
Hrh 81, 23s Elena Citron Ast Michele
Nesi ct al tamended action to enforce
assignment OF dower) atty. NJ Schlcmcr
HrOnx.
LOTS !, >. 3, A. 40 and Al map OF Pei
ham Park-Alfred Urbansky agt Maria
IrOhrshy e. al foreclosure OF mortgage /.
fhoSrECT AY, 9so--Anns soheer sgt n
. iDllty Corpn 81 al foreclosure OF
mortgage; attys, Straus -,
NEHlD Az = H. l742 Clifford ~. 5Ox
luO--Chtrl0tte II Ebeling aBt Robert II
Haslam 81 al foreclosure of mortgage) ,
ATTY w + Sammis
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Z dover
irOnN.


RpNhtN, lo2 -- BenJ CHASER VS. Jewish
Morning journal, owner; Tolkow g. Co.
~, 100 . =
A. \, i2.-Iouis Berliant w James II Roose-
welt Douglas Robinson and Nicolas
PidIlr, trustees. owner; Rubsan n uor-
man lre~'os phiIp Levin, contractor. s35
9TH Nv, 1873 --l7.dor Fajdns VS. James Il
NuosoNoll Doug a. Robinson and Robert
II " Ferguson, trustees, owners. r Kirk
patrick y CO, lessee, Brown Bros Inc.
oi;.;ENWTcH Sr, $50 10 Gi2nEdw . McS'
Brien - estate ot Chas e HOFFMAN. Inc.
owner, john \ Anger Louis Anger ami
Anger bnE'nE CO. contractors .. S3,GS3. -
Bronx.
FAlLE st. 9tl-phlip Grcenblntt va Morris
No:u.;oin, owner and contractor ST.. o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-04
REAL ESTATE ron SALE.

FOR SALEM THE BERKSluREs.
beautiful 10 room house with outhuillings;
Colonial design, In Al condition. picturesque
location; beautiful scenery; would make an
IDEAL summer home For fun particulars adj
dress ownor: no agents y. o. Box li3,
Falls Village, Corr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-04
MORTGAGES.


tWith name and address OF lender and
lenders attorney.J
East side.
Cast OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth and
nUth stsl
iSr Az. 34s and 80. = =. 80 2lst st.
W lnuiss. Al BromptOn I'd, London, Eng
land. prior mtges, yrs, c, oct q,
atUs, Wells a :, % Nassau ST.. 1910
West side.
west OF Fifth aN. between Fourteenth and
ION sts.J
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY. n " cor Amstcr-
dam av. 100 Broadway holding Corp 20
Jacob kosenthal 1898 TN az, pr mtge
A4fG oOV ST. G'' a. tSrR sep' $3.50 a. I,
Bronx.
Borough OF The Bronx
BROADWAY, e s. 1875 n -Slst ST. COZ irrcg
Edward = Payne to Mtge y security
co. 49, bNa!, oct =, duo June -, lylJ.
- &, atty, y Title Ins CO. 49, Broad.
MCRkIs ~. e s. isis Wellesley 81, s5x
I3s.3All-. iNlOO. i-rdtk Burke to Settle
& Murphy, l4,V Nyze av oct =. due June
/, 49,, . Q, lttys O'nara Bros, 700
UNION Az, " $. 7l.J u Home st, 70. SKILL.
Mlu IA kiryhner TO Ma hJsanthal. =43 W
t4+th st. sept T. yr D c. ailys' Shian.r
IS ~ farh Row 49, ',,.,.. S-'oOV
AHlTLpCk Az, e r, i5l tiffany 81. lshN
9O--biltrlte Cpnsta co 20 Realty Operating
co, 10 Wall 81, SEPT -. demand, y e.,
ATTY, \ snow, a. Wall st....... 81 800
LOIS 40 ana III. map Aionatiquot Real Es-
tate 60, JUNJl i--traHCis - DOnnCl to Elz
IL Dopung, l,3 l. AUth -. OCT J, yrs, .
y G. attys, Knox q -, - Cedar st.. $J,oJO
LOTS and 10, parcel 49, map VIM Is Ogden.
also lots 23l ami "a map 3-J loss SchicI-
ttln estate, also Bacon aN, cor Gif-
fora a., yVAlVt.,, also lots 20 and -, blk =.
and lots uud oj, map Morris Fark--John
duo as per bond, atty. fatk DUFFY. Jones
~ ''''''''' '..''' .''' ''''' '''''' sow
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

STERN, Mayer. to MuIard Marcu,c.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


thtNStthS.
with name and address ~ Lender and
attorney II attorneys namo IS omitted
address party OF the second part)
East side.
tEast OF fifth av. tween Fourteenth and
ll0th stsb
s6TH ST, 42S r. $. ssei W Az a, 2sllx
100 Miqna GolGschmi1t to Mayer Gold
r. l. Sept %; atty, T q Co, ,i16
b"ay ''..'' ....... .....s.'..' SlVV
West OF Fifth "y Job, G,'w wee, Fourteenth and
iooelly Hssse,. Jr to, Louis. s,oi5eri iis
Hesse, Jr i6i r list 81. exrs and trus.
ny Iessc, ST. az !iena oct l. atty. Geo 6So
.sTH Hs$ T rs s. "rS s. 'G iss dth ay giSS
9S9--Ino 7 Dunno to Chns 4 dunno,
pI t. mtg 5000, Sept sO atty I, q
'oTa ,,sa A,S, lib. a. 4 y;ii ism
ST. y pt mtg $4,000, sept 49, atty, az Is
,HitsiTiH9k14P ~ KEWWaXY " cor Ams,er.
dam av. l-5NPj.Il-.B " Realizes. INC
to 100 broadway Holding Go, lIS ~ Hr2'u
Marsncld 81 Cedar st...........'' '''loV
Uptown.
tManhattan Island, north Of lioth 81,
MADISON Az 2 g. 90 = isiih st. az, S,N iG
Mary \ White to Lcpnbrr II Ness.d o sSS
Or1nge road. Montciair y j, mtg Ho,oVV,
,.S SPi ST. ai' = H 10 fSrk a w sos5e
DANIEL Loewen,hal to Theresa Loewen,t d,s.
niiv. Il R,inhardt .sl Bway. ..,....Sloo
Ig5TH ST 49, "; 10 90 7 lnc a' 10 'V5 Is
2Siio o1i. Robert inc R 81 Park E Row mtg
s7i. 500, an liens sept IS. attys' Marks =, =
,,S M7r ~ %i faiN H'Y sth y .sxS5 ii ,fors
'' Closure Si sept s551EEIrk J Ludyish. ref to
Jas l. barei9y Is yr. ts'h 'S ' nSrcIay
and sackett NJ Barclay. 81 w 46th ST. trus
90 attys, Dixon q Holmes 50 iibertG
,sis;sr e.: s.i ", n =. zoos W Amsterdam
Iamiy. - ola SIP. and Jos Egan. 'O7
Monroe av Elizabeth. y j. eNrs ana rus
JOS 7 lsmay g, oct - atty, } Esan
so Bway................. ....... w eoo
Bronx.
thorough OF The Bronx
wAsHINGTON AN, n , cor loith st. .yS
l2,--I6O BWdy HoIu.ns Corpn TO- w
Realities. Inc. Of PARK Row, sept IS aitys,
Marks * NJ 81 PARK Row. .....'.. :.;;. ~
N.rH 81 >, -O5.o 81 AIMS aN SVN tIoU
Realtics, Inc, Of park ROW. misc S5V'OoV,
sept -, Attys Marhs Nj OIL f'tE
VAN cokrLANDr Az. n s, being los 80
anu %, map Givan Homestead. sO0A.Ses TX
u Russell, MdmArOncck, y \, migc SS'0OV.
NOV -. 1911, atiys. Reed A. ,!SS
ARTHi'R Az. 2OIO =, 5oAlO5-pevid
Greenspun TO Abr shapiro. 81 Hester st.
mtbe S4o'VVo sept 90 "'''s N's'" al
lAWa1 -
UNION Az, ~ 3. as u Home ~, io.9NYl. i
Max kosenthdl to Nm kirchuer, l-sO
Fulton uN, mtge s4s.OvO. sept ! dtiy' l.
4 CO, loo Bway ........ ........ SlVo
WHlTLOCK Az, ,. SOP Tiffany ST. 'sA
s0--Frleda Uuman to Alfred Taylor - a
" 2Oth ST. july =; atty, sno", 10
Mdl flVV
SAME PROPERTI-A.fred Taylor TO BiI-
trite CONSTR Go. Inc, ~ " sOth 81, sept
~, atty, r \ SNOW, 10 Wall st......SlOO
18TH ST. n F. 3UVJ W southern Bvd, iOx
l.. NtsJ 10 III
Horbst, zoos Day Az, mtgc 5000. Oct
Atty, l. 7 1 n I Co, loo Bway...... 500
LOTS 10 and IL, Hedger Farm, l0Oxlsi-
Louisa 4 CGrsi to John bOttOmley, Ils
Jolh 81, Aug .. atty, q * Co. li6
bwdy '...', $500 - ...'.. .,'' 'siVV |
LOTS 80 and %. map Jacksonville property,
JtNlNO--Jds a Darrdbh e. al 10 MJrgdrut
Darrdgh, sept 20, atty, l. Brisach. Syl
lfstn sts.... ''sss.s ~
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BROADWAY, f0l and 1ut--Atas Marble
ana slate Works vs. Adolph Boskowitz
ct al July II, 9li....,,..,.,.... sii' so
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LEGAL.

LEGAL.
Ne. ls.3s p.,,-
The Atchison, Topeka ana Santa Ee k<ala-
way company. Appellant.
The Board OF County Commissioners OF
Montgomery County, Veto1gr1e DHn-
age District Number Three. ct Al Ap-
Appeal from Montgomery County.
AFFIRMED
syllabus. BY the Court West =.
/. ne legislature when enacInB tno
drainage act of 1906, Gen. Stat 1S09. sec9.
5000 $3.50 intended that the people OF eacn
drainage district should exercise sunicasnt
police power to prevent II possible 9 re-
currence OF the aalamities suffered from
floods and hig' waters during the two
preceding years. and that their boaross
not the courts, should settle and De-
termine all matters within their power
That benefits will inure to the own
er Of property taxed to pay for = levee:
that his property was fraudulently ana
Internationally assessed beyond 1ts
actual value, and that the assessment IN
cluded ,rtain property not liable there.
determined by the board. ana II 2 re-
sort to the courts be desired the action
must be begun within thirty days from
, such determination.
8 The fact that q board has procured
q survey and report Of an entire system
Of levees the cost OF which Woul1 exceeo
(, the statutory limit does not precluue ene
subsequent construction Of portion OF
such system, the cost Of such portion iaii-
ing below the statutory limit.
All the Justices concurr1ng.
/. Attest: d. A. VALENTINE.
| rSeal1 Clerk Supreme Court.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.


FURNISHED or unfurnished in modern
cottage. two or three connected living
rooms. bath. hot water. electric lights.
1877 West 9Th.
FOR RENT-Furnished front room in
modern house with coal furnace, close
in. Phone 2052 Blue.
rCk i.ENT-1O gentlemen nicely fur
nished modern front upstairs room
r'n" irn 7oS West 9Th st.
NICELY furnished housekeeping rooms.
close in: coal heat furnished. 1O East
18th.
FOR RENT-5 unfurnished first floor
rooms. modern except furnace. Inquire
rs West 9Th st
LARGE, beautiful downstairs front room
with bay window and crate, strictly
modern. ia Harrison.
FOR RENT-Large furn shed front room.
upstairs 1903 Jackson.
STRICTLY modern room for gentleman.
close in. 1898 Kansas ave.
FOR RENT Strictly modern furnished
room. al1 West 10th ave Phone 2Sl9 Red
MODERN rooms with jan'tor service
Orpheum Bldg. Inquire Gordon Bros 1O79-W
2 OR furnished housekeep ng rooms,
modern; private bath. HOG Van Buren,.
CLOSE IN, nice connecting rooms,
ground floor. Housekeeping. 1900 Black.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front room
in private family. 1890 Quincy.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-18
No. 1896.
Lille Jenkins, Appellee,

Tho Ancient Order Of United Workmen Of
Kansas, Appellant.
Appeal from Cherokee County.
Syllabus By the Court Johnston. c. }.
1. Under the bylaws Of a fraternal
benefit order the failure Of a member to
operates as q suspension of the member
and IL he dies during such suspension his
beneficiary is not entitled to share in the
beneficiary fund. Another provision is
that a member may be reinstated by pay
ing the delinquent dues and assessments
and upon an affirmative vote of the local
pay an assessment when 1t was due but
thirteen days later sent a check which
was delayed in transmission and was re-
ceived by the officer of the order nine
teen days after suspension and the
same day that the member died. No ac-
ton towards reinstatement was ever ia
ken by the lodge: The officer at once
number Of prior defaults and suspensions
/ OF the members and in each case he was
reinstated upon the payment Of the de-
fnQuent dues and assessments but never
unless q majority Of those present at
regular meeting OF the lodge voted in
favor Of reinstatement. HELD. that I'M
der the bylaws OF the order and the
terms Of the contract with the member
payment Of dues and assessments and an
affirmative vote Of the lodge are both
essential to q reinstatement and that the
member was legally suspended at the
time OF his death. HELD, FURTHER,
that the fact that there had been rein
statements after former defaults Of the
member did not operate as waiver Of the
contract relating to defaults and suspen-
sions nor relieve the member from the
last suspension resulting from his de-
hnQuency.
/ 2. The evidence examined relating to
the payments Of dues and assessments by
the member, including what is termed an
advance payment and 1t is held that he
was in default and under suspension at
the time of his death.
+! All the Justices concurring.
A true copy.
Attest. D. A. VALENTINE,
| (SeaL1 Clerk Supreme Court.
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S @$S

For east front lots on Mulvane street,
cement paved. blocks north of Wash
burn college Exclusive agents.
West 10th close in, rm modern
house. As IT. ground. Non-res. dent owner
has cut price and says sell for $, $50. See
COTTRELL CO.. 1N E. 7th. Tel. 556 34OS
PARKE PLACE add; ton. City Of Topeka
Sealed bids for thirty days. Owners
privilege of rejection any and all bids
Twenty acres near Gage Park. corner
Tenth and Highland House, barn. els
tern. two wells. orchard. suitable for acre
property or city lots. A. B. Chamberlain
ISL Washburn ave
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No. 1924.
e. F. McRoberts. Appellee,

e. F. McRoberts. Appellee,
The National Zinc Company. Appellant.
Appeal from wyandotte County.
(Division No. 81
REVERSED.
Syllabus. BY the Court. Johnston. e. ::
l. Shade ". Cement Co., 20 Kan. 146,1SS
Pac. 1193 holding that the remedy AFFORD
ed by the workmen's compensation law
laws 1911, CHI. rs, as amended by Laws
1913 CHI. 210 in cases where the employer ,a
and employee have elected to come witnln
it's provisions il exclusive. followed.
2. An injured employee brought an ac-
ton asking in the first count for COM
pensation for his injury under the work.
mems compensation law and IN the second
count for damages for pain and suffering
and for Disagreement Of his hand pro-
resulted from the negligence Of the de-
PENDANT The court overruled demurrer
to each count Of the petition and refused
to require the plaintiff to elect on which
count he would rely and directed the par
ties to proceed to trial on the count for
damages reserving the count for COM
pensation for future consideration. The
jury were instructed to consider the case
as one based upon a common law liability
1 for a negligent injury and q verdict was
rendered awarding damages for pain and
suffering and Disagreement. HELD, that
while there was some evidence tending to
show partial disability and some testimony
the verdict rendered can not be treated as
an award Of compensation nor can a judy
ment be entered in this court for any sum
. as compensation.
All the Justices concurring:
A true copy.
Attest D. A. VALENTINE.
rSealJ Clerk Supreme Court.
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BARGAIN

Good room cottage, full basement, east
front lot. on Central ave-, N. T. Paving
PAD out in 1915. Rents for $500 per month
Price has been reduced to $3.50 Terms 500
cash. balance so per month, or would
take in good Ford car as first payment.
E. J. OLANDER.
49, Kansas Ave. Phone $50
5000 acres on the I. NJ Ry., one and a
half miles from Redfield, % miles from
Little Rock. q miles from Pine Bluff on
concrete public road. all adapted to farm
and churches; VIII sell in 20 acre tracts
and up. 81 per acre cash and 81 per acre
per year until paid. Some improved farms
Tor sale Arkansas Abstract Co.. Sheri-
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LEGAL.
Published in The Topeka State Journal
November 49, 1914
SUPREME COURT SyLLAB|.
No. 1901.

No. 9031.
The Scott City Northern Railroad Com
pany. ct al, Appellees.
Appeal from Logan County.
AFFIRMED.
Syllabus BY the Court. Benson. J.
l. On the trial Of an issue to determine
whether an engine which had been LEVIED
debtor construction company, or Of a
railroad company claiming to own 1t.
the fact appeared that the engine orig
pany. The evidence was conflicting upon
the question whether 1t had been trans
ferred to the railroad company: A find Ing
that no transfer had been made is there
fore sustained.
2 Evidence that the president Of the
railroad company stated to the represen-
tat've Of the execution creditor befire the
levy was made that the engine did not
belong to the railroad company but did
belong to the construction company, Is
held admissible in the situation stated In
the opinion.
g. Land was appropriated by statutory
proceedings for the. right Of way OF q
railroad and an award OF damages was
company entered into. and remains in pos
session of. the right OF way. The land
owner brought an action upon the award.
and recovered tudgmgent for the amount
awarded, or for the possession OF the land
On default of payment. Before the con-
domination proceedings were instituted the
railroad company had mortgaged Its
property including the right OF way to Sc
cure bondholders. In an action for fore
closure, the land owner pleaded the con-
domination proceedings and the unsat's-
fled Judgment and claimed q prior Hen
1t is held that the lien or the mortgage
Is subject to the charges or lien Tor the
amount of the award and judgment
4. The fact that the land owner held the
land upon which the right Of way was ap-
the e. legal title being sim in the
vendor. does not affect his rights az
determined in this action. The award
having been regularly made In favor OF
the vendee in possession, he Ii entitled
| to the damage.
(st. l. L. & D. Rid. Co. v. Wilder. II
| All the Justices concurring.
A true copy.
| Attest: D. A. VALENTINE.
/ ISeal1 Clerk Supreme Court.
No. 1887.
Mrs Clarence E. Filley, Appellant.
/ The Illinois Life Insurance Company. and
Fam F1lley, Elma A. F1uey and 1ela
NJ. Nelson, Appellees-
Appeal from Shawnee County.
Opinion DENYING Second Rehsaring..
/. Whether a policy of life insurance
or q benefit policy issued to one for the
benefit OF another vests present interest
in the beneficiary depends not upon the
name or nature OF the company but OF
the terms Of the policy. the existing stat
such company ana its policy holders M
bound and when such policy - taguef
i 70 = mennbar for the heneat q = peopel
1benefletaxE Nm = - 91eeqoe - eyDl
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

JOB OR NEWS printing Office for sale
or trade all or part. What have you
to offer for it? Good location, room rent
two months free to good tenant. Call or
write Fourth Ave. PIT. Co., 4O21h East 4th
st., Topeka.
FOR SALE OR TRADElA $500 business.
suitable for mail orders end article need
ed in every home where there are chill
dren. What have you to trade for 1t?
Call or write Inland Co., COL East 4th st.
MANUAL AR wants state managers
to establish office and manage statesmen
Liberal pay. $4,000 to $500 necessary
you handle own money. Leary. 4O6 Fisher
Bldg Ch'c ago
FOR SALE-Grocery and meat market,
close in location, doing good business.
Selling on account Of poor health. q. Y,
care Journal.
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-FEMAI HELP.
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WANTED-Eight women for work in
city. Good pay. Be your own employer
Mrs Ella ong, 215 E. 9Th st.
GOVERNMENT JOBS for women. SIS
month. Write for list positions. Frank
lin Institute. Dept. 625T. Rochester. N. Y.
YOUNG GIRL to work IN country. in
family. Call ia Harrison.
neutrality-suspicious. white girl; no
washing or heavy work. Phone 1887