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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-06-04
Meadow Thorpe 37055

Trial 2:1S.
Trotter. Bay stallion; 1853 hands;
foaled 1900. Bred by w. F. Garth.
Huntsville, Ala.
BY Wilkes Boy 1908.
Record, 2:241a. Sire of Courier
Journal, p, 2:O6, York Boy Q :08 X,
Ormonde 2:0S%, Constantine PIP,
1913 others and the dams of Spanish
Queen 2:O4 "A Electric Todd 200 h.
etc. Son of George Wilkes 1922; dam
Betty Brown (dam of and grand
dam of St. Vincent 2:13h, Z others
in 2:3O), by Mambrino Patchen So
(sire of 25 and dams of Ralph Wilkes
2:O6A, Jupe 2:O7 R, 164 others in
2:3O); second dam Pickles, by Nam
brine Chief II.
This stallion has been examined as
provided by the stallion law, but his
certificate has not been A. received
from Secretary of Agriculture, at Des
'Moines.
Will make the season of 1914 at
A. E. Ellis barn, first house west Of
Palestine church on Leon and Deca-
tur road.
Terms:-$12OO to insure colt to
stand and suck. Care will be taken
to prevent accidents, but will not be
responsible should any occur. Par
ties parting with mares or taking
them from the county, forfeit the in
surance and the fee becomes due and
payable at once.
HARLEY ELLIS, Keeper. n ),
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-06-04
GOldie Evans.

Goldie, the thirteen year old
daughter of Jasper Evans, of Davis
City, died Saturday night at 1880
o'clock. She had been patient little
sufferer for some time and she will
be sadly missed by her little friends
and relatives. Her mother had pre-
ceded her to the spirit world. Many
little girl friends showed their love
for her by bringing flowers to scatter
on her grave. Funeral services were
held on Monday, conducted by Rev.
Eli Looney, interment being in the
Meek cemetery.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-06-04

by the robbers. Mr.. Casteel saw Roll
Inns at the Jail Thursday morning and
positively identified him as the man
who looked at the clothing the even
ing before. The shoes worn by Jones
and Rollins fitted properly in the
tracks in the mud made by the flee
ing robbers, and both pairs of shoes
showed evidence of having been in
the mud. There was some mud on
Rollins clothes. Jones was quite
nervous and seemed much excited
when placed in Jail, the officers say.
Thursday morning when Will Will
liams took breakfast into the Jail to
able to eat and had been vomiting.
Jones and Rollins were taken to
the residence of Mr.. Cisco Thursday
morning. Mr.. Cisco said Jones was
about the size and build of the man
who shot him, but he could not posi-
lively identify him as the man., When
he looked at the prisoners feet, Mr..
Cisco said: "Those are not the kind
of shoes the robber was wearing; he
had on tan Shoes" Jones was wear
ing pair of Sheriff Lowry's shoes,
the sheriff having taken Jones shoes
to compare with the tracks in the
mud, and Jones was wearing a pair
of shoes loaned to him. Cisco did
not know this. Jones shoes were
tan
Windows Shattered by Bullets.
The windows and doors in the back
Of the Casteel basement were badly
shattered. The robbers on the in
side of the room fired through them
at Cisco. In some places where bull
let's passed through closely the glass
was broken in large places. In 9TH
er places there were little round
holes where the. bullets passed
through That some one fired from
the outside of the building is shown
by bullet holes in the stairway of the
Bearden building to the south. A bull
let was also found embedded in a
telephone pole to the north of the
store.
Flow entrance was gained to the
store no one knows Parties who
went in the basement after the shoot
ing found all doors to the store Sc
curely locked. All windows were also
locked. 1t is evident that the robbers
gained entrance with a key, or were
hidden in the store when it was
closed up. Many are inclined to take
the latter view. The store is large
and it would be an easy matter for
men to hide there
f.. Loot Carefully Picked.
The ten bundles of silk were pick
ed from the various piles in the
shelves. Possibly not more than one
or two bundles being taken from any
one pile. The suits of clothes were
chosen likewise. They were in sever
al sizes and were picked from diff
ferent clothes racks. In this way, it
is thought the robbers expected that
the things would not be missed from
the stock. The big safe in the rear
Of the store was not molested.
The news of the robbery and
shooting of Mr.. Cisco spread rapidly
over the country. Many inquiries
were made over the telephone and a
big crowd of people came to the city
Thursday. Many were here from
surrounding towns. Men gathered in
groups on the street and discussed
the matter. There was some talk of
lynching, but cooler heads ruled.
At $3.50 Thursday afternoon Sher-
if Lowry and his deputies, l.. V. AL
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-06-04
Memorial Day Services.

Last Saturday was an ideal day, so
far as the weather was concerned for
the observance of Memorial Day. The
business houses Of the city closed
from o'clock until 1880 while the
exercises were being held in the
opera house, which was filled to hear
them. The program was carried out
and at the close of the exercises the
old soldiers and members Of the w.
r. G. were taken to the cemetery In
autos, where the graves of the old
soldiers buried in the Leon cemetery
were strewn with flowers, a number
of school children under the diree-
ton of Prof. Gass assisting in the
work, so as to save the veterans who
are nearly all getting feeble from the
long walks from one grave to an
other.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-06-04
Burr Oak Ridge.

Sunday visitors at John Gamers.
Julia Chastain went to Davis City
Saturday to visit her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. McCalla.
Mrs. Joe Johnson ana Mrs. o. Jen-
nings were afternoon callers at c. E.
Chastain's.
l.. Cannon and children visited
relatives near Woodland Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCalla and
sons Maurice and Roscoe spent Mon
day at Chas. Chastain's.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-06-04
Attacked by an Enraged Bull.

James Daniels, living southeast Of
this place, was attacked by an enrag-
ed bull at the farm of Mrs. George
Basin last Monday. Mr.. Daniels had
gone tc the Basin farm for some cows
when the animal attacked him,
knocking him down and goring an
ugly wound in his side. DR.. Havely
was called to dress the wound, and
while it is not considered serious it
is quite bad and will cause consider
able suffering. 1t has only been a
year or so since Mr.. Daniels was Sc
verely injured by buzz saw at Tus-
decentralization Globe.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-06-04

ley, G.. M. Nelson, o. E. Trent and
l.. E. Shelton took the prisoners in
motor cars to Trenton. Jones and
Rollins were brought back to Prince
ton Sunday. Post.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-06-04

For Sale-A good ]. w. Reedy
store elevator, good as new, will be
sold very cheap. F. P. Allen, Leon,
Iowa.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-06-04
Motorcycles.

New and rebuilt. on monthly pay
ment plan Dealers and riders want
ed. Eagle Motor Co., Cedar Falls,
Iowa.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-06-04

Remember, you get the best o.
service at Townsend's agency on any
kind of insurance, and it costs nc
more
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-21
Qolisiren
Ni1ea aus alien pSIitiideH Stubs
ausideiben.

Siderbeitsoireftor Sohnes bat ee.
itsrn cine anoronung erlaiien, Die IN
yoli3cifreiien 5rpciielsobne nit iebr
aenliidlten 8eiiiblen begriiBt peroeu,
ober 5Deiielsobne itrifi befoIst per.
ben miro.
Serr Solme5 bot namIid, in ben
letten &cd)eiI, pohreno er Die 8eral.
Seriinaen Inn Ietettipbnreon pIante,
IN Grfnbrung sebrad,i, oaB iebr niele
HoIiSiiien uno Teteftioes politiihen
aIubs anaeboren uno pon pielen Sei-
ten iuuroe Der Veriuh genad)f, beiIu
Observation-Disclosures ans bieier Ibat.
fade ou Biiniteu ODER gegen perihie-
oene Applitanten fir Seteftippoiteu
anpitol gu ihlasen, ie nah Der par.
teipolitiihen 5drbung oes Stubs.
hem bic Betreiienben arIgeborfen.
Ter Siherbeitsoireftor fam ihlief3.
lid, sn Der ueber5eiigung, boB ois
VoIitif cine su aroBe Rolle i'm 30
lijeibepnrfement ipielt iino er id,rieb
geitern on 1oliseihef eopelan einen
Idngeren Brief, in tpelhem er in Dir
rem Dorten erfI1rte, boB onrf oiefe
Narteipolitif bic 9is5iplin inn Voii.
5eibepnrtement eors hoet,teno leioet
iinb er eiebt bann allsa Voli5iiten
cen guten Nntb, iinnersiiglih ibre
Werbinonneen nit ieotueoem politi.
id5en ssIub ~ Ioien. slbidriiten ieiues
Hrieies tpiro Serr Solmes audi all
Die SefretGre Der beioen srobten pD.
Iifiiden aIubs Der Staot ierloeu nno
iie eriufen. ibm onbei bebilfIid, sii
ieir, Die YcIi3iiien aus ben alnbs
ternus3nbalten uno sum slitstritt gu
pernnIoiien.
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Die Mnto Gbotu.
6eate A6enS miro bic NnsiteQung in
Der Wniifballe er5iiuet.

D1brenb Der tommenoen auiomos
Bill elusiielung, bi. am beutisen
Sdmitas 4beno in Der RuIitbole ibs
ren 4nfans nimmt unb Bis gum
4. Wiars bauert, fpero,n mebr biihfde.
iperthpolle uHo perIhieoenartise Mos
tor Jabraeuge ausseitelit fein. ola
bies ie tn siner anbersn Ausitellung ess
Uiitisl Weiiens. ausesrommen in
gbieago, Der Jaa eereien lit. Der
6dupt3tped. ben bic Cincinnati 4utos
mobile Dealers giFcciaiion nit Der
biesi1hrigeu, librer nierien, 4usitellunn
i'm auge batten, 1T Der, Dem pubIitum
gu bttpetisn, bab i'm 1elbe Der Motors
Juhr3tuge, pom sleiniten Wotorran
auipdris bis Sur toiibarit,n 5imous
fine Gar Is Hifts gisbt, bos bic Gins
einnatisr auiomobilbdnpIsr niht lies
fern t6nnisn.
9itIer umftanb BAT es aud beipirit,
bdB BITE beo<utenbfien Jirmen Der
aufomobil granhe iih in gutter ans
5dhI unb friibseitis senus gem.loet bds
ben. nm eiinitisen unb portbeiIbdf.en
Raum fir ibre ausiteIlunssobiette gu
erlnngsn.
gons beIonber.s Snt,refs tpirb Der
ausiitllung oesbdlb sntesesngbruht.
neil in berielben gum eriien Wol cine
an51bl bsrfdieoensr .gpek gors4 bee
f6tist perben sonnsu unb aud bon cts
fobreneH 2e9nitern Rmonitrirt iper.
ben iollsn.
3aalich trofen bic aussuiefenben
Cars Elm unb purbeu in ben ausiiels
lunssrdumen, bic pisber in prdhtissr
Weife beiorirt iperhen follen, pIasirt,
10 baB Sur 3eit Der offisiell.n Gr0ifs
nnns am Eeutiaen abenb als
lts fix unb fertig iii. sSiir bic lInttrs
bdliuna Der DeIufer burd cine sebies
gene Ruiiifapene In sb,nfaIs Gorge
getragen tpornen.
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Sat SMraermeiiter Spiesel Die 8aH-
Observation-Disclosures i'm
Sarie Sleater.

lie observation-disclosures Gs
ipabreno DER tonmenOen @od)e I'M
2pric S9eater itattflnoen ioQten, Iillh
BON 9itrgermeiiter Spieael aeltern
perboten poroen. 9ie giloerierie mar
betitelt o2rdiiic in SoulS" uno ioatC
Die ioaenannte .WeiBe Sflaoerct"
ilultriren.
9egen oieie Soriuhruugen prote.
itirte geIieru gtahmittag beim giir'
aerineilter cine Delegation pom 8eiIt,
Iihen, ioruie 8ertreter Der aatboli,
ihcn SoSeration. Gie sSooeration par
ourh Die Serren Gonrop uno Yb
Serget pertreten, pdhreub Die ssn.
ter.Gburh organization Die !oerren
Rep. @ation, 3apio DtcatlneD uni
Serlet geIonot bate.
giirsermeiiter Spie9eI erfldrte ben
8roteit Der Serren fiir poaig eereht.
fertigt uno beauftraete iofort Serru
Seott email bonn Gfficierep gllreou
Die 2eitung oes 9pric Sbeatcrs oanou
an benahrihtigeu, oaB Die 8orfiih.
rung Der gilher ieitgs Der ltaotiitcr
8eboroeu nid,t aeouloet iperoett miro
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The Union Gas and Electric COMPANY.

5eleu Gaus, 13, 1909 Walnut
Ctr, 5er5leioen.
gborles aatIsr. 6, 5eb apeuue.
Dipbteritis.
aatRrine 8ebr, 50, 632 ReaDe
StraBe, 6er3leibeu.
Wiliiam 5amiItpu, 72, 1912 Oft 3.
Str, 2dbmung.
SObr SdloFer, 49. 1856 glart Ctr.
Rierenletoen.
Bertha gereeon, SO, 5931 piqua
4pe., arsbs.
Qusuita RoeIte, So, 1913 1Ienbora
4ne., 5irrbautent3iinbuns.
GrHft gD. Weper, 46, 1923 Roee
Strabe, Snqueit in Sdpebe.
Catherine ellis, go, 1854 Gard
4pe., 2unsenent5unouns.
Stepren Emmanuel, 10, IA Sft
Court Strabe. Ser3lsioen.
2pttie Eoth, 81, $40 Union 4pe.,
sSnqueft in Shnsbe.
5snristta 8srn. 36, 2201 Spmmss
Strabe, Subertulpie.
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Sdnper Derbrannt.

Haabarn uub 9erpobnsr bes 6aua
fes Ro. 1902 popIor StraBs b6rten
geitern Rahmittas sellenbe SiIferufe
aus Der Wpbnlna Der Idmilie Raliton
tommen uno eilten in bic Wobnunq,
no 'is Den 3tpei Sabre alien Gpot
Halfton in Tlammen eebulit pora
fanben. Der &leine bate ichfpere
8ranbpunoen am aDrper unn I'M
@efiht banon9etrag.n uuo mubts bem
itGotifchen ardnteuhuus eiuseiieferf
peroen. Die aerste haben peuig
5offnuns, oas aino am 2eben erbaI=
ten su tonnen. Die Gltsrn pes pers
ungliidtenainoes hdtten oieies uHb els
nen anoeren pierjabrisen Scbn ulletH
in Der Dohnuns 3uriidselaHsu. ana
ideineno bate Der 4nabe an ben or
fenen Ramiu nit benz sseuer gefpislt
uno bierbei feline aIeiouua tn SraHs
aefebt,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-21

Der GeleIIhaft ein.H 9srsleib ab,
Demsufols. lie $25 atseptirts. Spdt.r
i.sllts .s I'D, isood herau5, oaB iis
oerart perIest mar. oaB iie lebenss
lGnalla pertriippslt blsiben piro. Shr
Gait. itrsns,. oesbalb cine alage ibe-
$4,000 an, bic ssitern CUR er!eoisuns
tam.
arimindls ga den.
Der qntrag auf Nisosritlasung
Der antllse gegen sheooore Tleper al,
Roberts ipesen anssbliher 9erfuhruna
Der Milobrse Crane iolIts a.itern Dor
Rihier @ormau CUR 9srbanbluns
.ommsn, tparoe ieboh auf gstreiben
Der beioerI,itigsn anlpdlte bis 8isnss
tac. "a. b. M., btrihobsu.
4m n6tf.:n Dienitae rpiro Der pro=
seB sesen @eprgs Goroulis beginnsn,
Der unter Der Qn.lase oss Utoroes I'm
srften @r1ot iisb, neil er Dor einiger
Sci. feline Waitrsfe Gillian Spler IN
Der RGbe BON gooebale ermoroet bat.
gopdro Werner puroe oes 9rpB=
oie5itabls ihulois beflInoen, fpeil er
Dor einem adoen an Der 6. Strobe eis
nm Stoutaiten erbroheu uno Waorsn
i'm Wertbe Don $1S2.5o ooraus .Hts
penbet bate. auf oem 3eusenitane
mubie Wernsr 5uesben, oaB CT in Dem
3uhtbauie su Trantfprt, ap. Ihon Z
Sa"re suuebraht uno audi bier ihon
sp,i arbeitsbausitraftn peseH 8ieb>
itabls perbiibt bat.
Der sorbiss Wm. Sadion ipuros
oes ginbruhs in ben Sdueioerlaoen
bes abe 8aplun iiberfiihrt.
Hahlabs Sahen.
5arrn Wslhers III NahlaBsripal@
ter bon gliiabetb Welhers; psrfouas
lien $7O0, @runbtisentbum $4,000.
elizabeth gonte 1T RabluBperDale
term BON W1u. 8. gonte; perionalisn
$500, gruHbeiseuthum $1,000.
gendro s.. griHt 1T RahIabper-
matter ppn Rannis g. Camp; perios
nalien $500, 9runoeigsnthrm $10.s :
600.
stEna GtrauB iit 5tfamentsDoaa
itrederin BON Dauio Straub; perionas
lien $1,000.
Nmelia Anen Te2nce 1T 9eitds
mentspolIitrederin Don Sliper 6. De
2uee; perIondlien $500, Grunoeigen-
tbum $4,000.
Somes g. 5artlep 1T Nahlabper'
matter bon Sulia 6. 3artlen; Grunh'
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Gle. te.GrlanbHikideine

lG,soro Romeier. SO, 921 Central ap
lWorsares RiHoroiOn. AZ. 304 2dursl
Gtrobe.
{1rtbur Gmith. 25, 525 on 8. Str,
lallma porr. n. 119 Gorfislo ploee,
(J1eob 6uber, 27. Carthage.
lAnnl Gross. %. bessl.
IAenrp Robbe, 25. Renport, so.
lefpft 0eibebrins. 80. 1901 9roab'
nah.
|s)onjiano 9. Blaine. A. Snbiana,
poIts. Jnb.
lcouife g. Ramasotii. 40. S227 1i'
FLOP Str.
}artbur e4redenbofer. 27. 267a
I DsnniS Ctr.
l9arbora Holser. 80. Sc glaaien Str,
lMlfrsb Jenes, SO, 432 Meh 8. Ctr,
(osispbine Oiboins. %. 738 aenpeu
Mpsnne.
fDitp 9. 8diler. 38. Wemphis. Tenn.
lgIata 2onife Hidels. %, 1883 Wi'
6ison Mpe.
(6arrp g. Glitro. 26. 1916 gebor Ap.
lGA!btrine Ui6lie. 26. bsssl.
(nsuis DieIanb. %, oO25 DnnIapGt.
lGertruoe Qabert, 10, 1926 Qinn Ctr.
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sabreu nift iiir iie uno ieIne 5lpaI
Ssinoer aeIoret bat uno ielt Dem 20
1e,ember 1912 init elmer gerplnell
slntoinetfe giotropsfi in Diloer eDe
lebeu ioa. lin DEN gerflagten ji per-
hinSern, iein 8runoeisentbum al
Ser gnis GtroBe III perfaufen. rpiirca
elm Ginbaltsbeiebl erIaiien-
effie gsap Rinso ipia OH
8runo brutaler gebatSIung nFtc
ssihtperioraung ieit 6 sSahren, Dor
ccsanes Rineo geidieoen ieln. SaS
paor beirnthete am Is. Sttober 19ol
unb bat bier ainoer.
0eiI ibr gatte 1bon,as 8alfer
Ser lie am %. gsopember 1908 helra'
thete. fie 10 brutal bebanoelfe. oaB lis
i'm am 80. ,Sanuor 1914 perlal'er
muhte bat 6 harIotte W a ter
Dfabiionpiae. eine Sheloug9stla5s
anseiirenat.
Heanfprutt ben Ra d. LAB
fetHer u dffIn.
CIbab Camp BAT cine alas.
iibsr $4,000 ssssn 2ilie Rcnnsr ans
oeitrenat. bic Iib. tpie Ct behauptet, IN
SEN Btib beg RahlnHes feiner am Is.
4pril 1919 psritorbenen Satin Nan@
ME o. Camp, geb. Qafftrip. ssisst boz
ker folI. gr b,hauptet. bdb feline Jrdll
bis sa ibrem soo in anoypiue. 1snn.,
d ;ebt uno fplssnbss Gisenthum blns
ferloiYeu babe, als lie itarb: l Vaar
Diomonts Obrrinse, $1,000; l soloens
Qctte. $1,000. / pelasoruitur, $4,000;
UQSbel. $1,000; Dertbpupiere, $500;
Donr unn Dip.ri.s, $500.
G4absnerfat aiasen.
Dis minberiGbrise 6arcb bill
Tips pelt. am 15. Suli 1913 an
Ser 8. Gtyabe, nahe oer Wcuno, bon
sinem Autotr,ld Der abrsns Sron
Noris Go. aeiroffen unb .rbeblih per-
lebt rurce. BAT bur4 Sicne phillips
eins QIoas der $1,000 segsn bic OF
jeui6afi, rsip. oeren WaHeDerpaltsr
lo,iis Z. Daun,r angefreHst.
gsm. O. Glars. sin 8isrnosen'
1uhrmnnn, erlansts sefterH Elm Der
Silt ii6er $3.50 ataen bic Cincinnati
9rorticn 60. als vl.fhibisuns fur
be DienSte ieinsr s-,an. Die %. Rdr5
1912 aelesenilid einfs Sirabenbabns
llnfoIIS perlsst iparbe. 3i,srit puroe
onaenommen. oob bic Grou nihi
i4per OerIess mar unh fs f4lok mil
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Sell bei bsr abidSsnas Ses Gisen.
tbams Der Strafembabnseiea
mifreben.

StootnnipaIt Gd,cenle lit seeeit,
'pdrtis betniibt. es bei Der Yiiblis
Utilities Gommiiiion ourhsuieseE
odB bei Der abihdsune oes 4crtbs
Der stroBenbnhnseieiffai Snrh cie
apmmiliion bic Gtnnt aud ein @ori
nitSureoen bal. Serr Ed)oenle 5ai
aeitern ole aommiiiisn id,riitlih or.
in6i ibm am fonmenben 3onnerIioG
0elegenheit su elmer llnterreoiins in
Der Audelegenieit sn eeben.
anh Der AnIift Serrn Sdloenle's
ioilfe oie Staot 5ipei GTperten anitel.
len. 6ie bel Der llnterinhuns ibre
SntsreiIeu nsrtreten. 0eiln man foHHe
non Der Staot faum nerlanger. nas
lie iid nit oen 3nhlen uno AuiItei'
Innaen Sufrieoen seben ioilte. iueld,e
bon Der EtrnBenbob obnaeielIidnit oer
gubIic Utilities Eonlniifon unier.
brsitet reroeu.
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Gterblidbf itsberi@t.

Warsurst WiIliams, Is, Siina
Ihes 9oipitaI, glutpersiftung.
georse Shomater, SO, 1922 asd
StraBe, 2unsensntSiiHpuns.
GoDarn Shneller, 2 WoHate, 1908
2inn StraBe, 6trnhauteutsiinouns.
9drrp pierpont. 43, 207 Oft unis
nerfitp Mpe.. 6ersletben.
Nars. Stepart, 2, 834 Us. Gouri
Strabe, 6irnboutent3iinoung.
peter Muguften, AZ, 1708 pleoIani
StrdBe, Subertuloie.
Bernard Wisser, 81, ct. GraneiE
6ofpital, 6ersleiosn.
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Tis getlte gtrobe strobenbobn.
Iiuie ipirb, penn Der staotrutb an
Ticufiua Der Gnipfebfung ieinea
@lfd6enbobn aommittees beiitimfst,
betknenb perldneert weroeu. Taa
0oalIEittee bat n6mli6 in elmer a..
itern ftctfeebobtnl Gisnna dif snbl'
rfiGe Yetitionen BIN befGlclien. eiiss
gerldneermna Der GtrdbenbnhuIinie
iiber Sic xcrrence Apenlie. &oppls
6trc6e, Weefmnn Gtrn6e um0 G60e.
f,ocA Mpenue bis sar Eomers Gtrnbe
AZ empiebIen. Nut 0iefe Me!ie icll tiir
he Delrcbner BON Gumninspille eifst
etrotenb0bnlinie eefd)nffen tDer6en.
0ie oi.6 bel lleberiGUespaungen b.
mutt meroen tGnls
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UraaSitiftxaa Sermnt6et.

1etettir6ff Mpdn Ieitets aeiiern
cine llnterfuMuna iiber EN- mpffridlts
;Feuer Elm. peldts in ser Donnerifoq
Rddt i'm 6aafs 30. 1000 Central no.
nusbrnh. Afs btr Sofn bes 6ous.
siseutbiimers G0iDarD poHb IN btr
gaad1 mad 0duis tam e1thedie e. ei-
men Nranb in bens 6aasflur. nerr
lBoHb lpedte ben i'm ieltsH 6oHie mob
member Niefber Ant9cup Gd5aeffer,
|mtlAe Manner stmet ti6dftii4 boa
iJemer l1{dien. Ga iDurbe iep8eiaelIs
bah ninnen Uaon0tsfriR siDei s5suSs
III hem 0dusfInr duf mHneri5fe M,eifs
ouSaehgo&en roren. Da5 4omS inirf
Rnr boR 6errn WoHo Hna bsv 61mi.
II E<6Rffsr hene9nt unb niSb anges
npmnseu. hab 0ganbftifluns Dcrlieot.
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laartha &,aihinaton Sappcr.

6sute. ben q. 5ebruar, pon 4
l1br Hafntittags au ueranltaltet Der
,Srouenperein Der Grttten Eeutit-
grot. Stride (Baitor 8. Saefner) IN
ben Sd)uIrdumen Der Stride on @aI-
mt nabe 8. StrdBe Elm Martha
8aihinaton Glipper nit sa5aar un6
lobet bosu uIle 4titgIIeoer uno
;sreitnbe, Gunen unb Serrea, berg
lid Elm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-21
siaenthum $4,000.

sisentbum $4,000.
Rois Ui. Roeers lit Seitlmentspollz
itretsrin Don eucD 8. ROgers; psrioz
ualien $3100.
Der periDniihe NahlaB oes Sobn
Rsbm betrGst $1682.90; oerj.niss oes
gDm. grob $928.65.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-29
AUCTION sALEs
FUTURE NAY9.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE ON RANDOLPH

STREET BETWEEN 12th AND 18th
STREETS NORTHEAST fBROoKLAND1.
By virtue Of q certain deed Of trust. duly re-
corded in Liber No. 24s3. folio 1928 ct seq, OF the
land records Of the District Of Columbia. and at
the request Of the party secured thereby. the IN
dersigned trustees win sell at public auction: in
front t., Of the premIses; On TUESDAY; TIE IL
HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the follow
county Of Washington, District Of Columbia. and
designated as and being all of lot numbered Z
and the east half Of lot 8. In block Is Of Harry
vision Of tr.et q land called university
Heights as said subdivision IL recorded in the
office Of the surveyor of the District OF Colum-
bia in Liber No. ! County subdivision, folio SO.
Terms of sale: One half Of the purchase money
to be paid in cash balance in one year with in.
terest at SIX per centum per annum. payable
semi annually. from day Of sale; secured By deed
the option Of the purchaser A deposit of 500
will be required at time Of sale. All Conveyance
ing. recording. ETC.. at cost of purchaser. Terms
Of sale to he complied with within fifteen days
from day of sale. otherwise the trustees reserve
the right to resell the property at the risk and
cost Of defaulting purchaser. after 1--WE days ad-
published In Washington. D. C.
]. SPRIGG POOLE.
WM. r. QUICKSALL.
au21 d&ds.eSu Trustees-
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ADAM A. wEscHLER. AucmoNEER.

s S%SfS5Ssi fs0~s As 70: IS STREET
trust. ei recorded in Liber No 1885,. at folio so2
ct seq. one Of the land records Of the District
cured thereby. we. the undersigned trustees: viii
Offer for sale a RS sus.H g II fI1t & 'aS
FOUR 1iI I' O'Clock Pm, the following described
land and premises situate and being In the city
a tsif'y four s4 IN A. and RisnaTds ~
as the same is recorded In Lber W. T., at
folio 2 Of the records of the surveyors Office
Of the District 2, It,
running east along the south line Of ~ street.
south 4 feet Inches to the part Of said w lSt
liam A. Richards. thence running south 100
feet to the rear line Of said lot, thence run,
s IVES, sh s Ps tt the place
beginning. together with the Improvements
thereon, known as house No. ID ~ street
Terms of sale: one-third Of the purchase
money to be paid In cash and the balance N
from e the dag Of sale. with Interest at the rate
and said ss; s.sS he be
s ehs.sr or deposi Of 500 vii be required
the the BID All convsyancins, examination Of title.
recording and notary fees at the cost OF tne
With vii Within fifteen days from the day Of sale,
otherwise the trustees reserve the right to resell
said property at the risk and cost OF the oelauIt'
ing purchaser. after at least i've days adyer-
tisement Of such resale in some newspaper pub.
iished in the District Of Columbia;
CHAPIN BROWN,
No. 500 John Marshall place Nv:
No 51i 7th street NV.
au24.d&ds, esu Trustee.