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The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-01-22
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ROADS
EXPENSE SHOULD BE DIVIDED
Cost Of Building and Proper Main
tenAnce Of Roads.

(By HOWARD H. GROSSLY
In 4 large sense the building Of q
road should be q local matter; that 10
no community should have good roads
forced upon them, and the building OF
the roads should not begin until the
majority Of the people living in q com.
munity want to undertake 1t. Let the
voters Of the township or the county
press the button that puts the ma.
chinery In action.
} It also would be we'll to remember
that tho roads are public property and
belong to everyone. The farmers
ought not to pay all the taxes for
building and maintaining the roads,
they are the feeders for the railway
lines. It il all important to the rail-
ways that the highways shall be kept
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Anton Anderson to Bingham county
part section q. l south, 81 east,
TX acres, $262.50.
Walter E. Chubbuck, to Bingham
county, part section 10, 2 south. &c
east 7-S acre, $50.
Michael Girelami to Bingham
county. part section 20. south, "a
east, IL acres, SIS.
Ransfcrd H. Teeples to Bingham
county, part section "a, south. 81
east, n acre, $3.50.
William F. Porter to Ella Miller,
part block So, Blackfoot. $500.
C. w. Woody to Ella Miller, part
block So, Blackfoot, $3.50.
James e. Yancey to Adam Yam
cey, part SWA sen section 81,
township 2 south, range IS east,
$4,000.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-01-22
Crab and Tomato Sandwich.

The bread should be toasted on the
outside and filled with a large slice
Of ripe tomato Drowned in butter or
broiled nicely. and either buttered
crab meat. or soft shell crab fat
tened in a double broiler and done
over hot Goals. basting with butter.
Serve this sandwich hot. of course.
In restaurants when this Is a special.
ty the crabs are first cooked a la
Creole-really smothered by steam
over mixture of condiments so that
the natural moisture and delicacy Of
flavor is preserved with the added
piquancy from the condiments. Ten
der-hearted people must forego this
delicacy after learning the real proc
ess and be content with more humane
methods.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-01-22
UNPOPULAR NEW TAX LAW

Did you pay your taxes before JAN
uary s?
If you did not, you do not own any
property.
The reason for this is that under
the new law, upon your failure to pay
upon that date, it becomes the duty
of the tax collector to report such
failure to the county recorder, where
upon forthwith and without any fur
Their procedure, the property becomes
the property of the county.
There is no notice of sale, sin.
ply because there is no sale made
Heretofore, six months have been al.
lowed with penalties attached, before
transfer of title to property because
OF failure to pay taxes becomes for
feited. During that six months any
taxpayer might appear, pay the taxes
together with penalties and the pro-
perty would not even be advertised
for sale, much less sold, but now fail
ure to pay acts automatically to trans.
fer title from the former owner tn
the county, without opportunity to
pay before such transfer, without no
tice of any kind and without sale.
Chance for Tax Sharks
Moreover, If, after such transfer to
the county by automatic action OF law,
any citizen should ascertain that the
tax has not been paid and he should
regard the purchase as a desirable one
he can appear before the recorder and
demand an auditors certificate which
transfers the property to him. Then
IL the former owner shall desire to
redeem it and get it back, he must
pay 10 per cent penalty and then
on, top of that he must pay interest
at the rate Of IS per cent and must
also pay 81 for his certificate.
There will be no delinquent pro.
perty advertised for sale at any time.
The tax sharks will simply go to the
recorders office, inspect the list, and
demand certificate for that which
they regard as offering a good in.
vestment at 10 per cent upon their
outlay, and the auditor cannot refuse.
neither can he demand that only a
small portion of any tract be taken
as sufficient to secure the payment
of the whole but he must transfer
the whole property to the tax shark
Many Fail to Pay
1t has been ascertained that many
taxpayers, being unable to raise the
money with which to pay their taxes,
decided they would prefer to pay the
penalty, which they believed would be
per cent, in July. The per cent
penalty, however, applies only to the
second payment when the first pay.
ment has been made. If the first pay
ment was not met the county auto
matically, by operation Of law, be.
but is forced to transfer it's rights to
the tax sharks upon demand and the
tax sharks get the benefit of the
IS per cent penalty. This has left
many heavy taxpayers in bad predic-
ament it is asserted. How many haveI
failed to make first payment and thus
protect themselves, will not be known
for two weeks yet, as the county
treasurer has been too busy sending
out receipts for money received by
mail to make up the list OF property
delinquent and, therefore, oWred by
the county. When this list is COM
pleted it will be turned over to the
county auditor and thereupon becomes
the property of the county until pur.
chocod hv tho tav sharks -Canita ! |
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Chicken Pie.

Parboil the chicken one hour. Add
to the water salt. pepper and a cup
full Of milk thickened with two table
spoonfuls fiour. Line deep dish with
a very. nice paste. put in the chicken
(cut up). add gravy. Cover with paste
Immediately. Make q small hole in
center Of pie and ornament with
cross strips Of paste. Bake Is min.
ute1,
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Sour Milk Douohnuts.

Two eggs well. beaten, add one cup
sugar. one cup of sour milk. one tea.
spoon of soda in the milk to foam.
one teaspoon of melted butter. a lit.
tie salt. nutmeg. and don't forget to
add pinch of ginger to make them
light. Now sift in -four with one tea
SPOON baking powder. Mix soft as
can be handled. They are fine rolled
In sugar while hot
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Wesaw, Mrs. Eva
HOUSE ROBBED

While w. S. Hawley was visiting
his wife in the hospital last Wednes-
day his house was robbed of a gold
nugget, some clothes and a fountain
pen. His hired man, Guy Kelly, was
also missing, a fact which makes Mr..
Hawley think he was the miscreant.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-01-22
Hot Clam Broth,

Wash and boil about two dozen
clans in one pint Of boiling water.
Boil ten minutes. remove the shells
and strain the liquor. Season with
pepper. Serve hot with a tablespoon
Of whipped cream seasoned with salt
In each cup. Serve with croutons.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-01-22
In the matter Of the resignation Of
John Boyle, J. p. of Biackfoot.

John Boyle, a duly appointed and
qualified Justice of the Peace of Black
| foot, Idaho. having rendered his resig-
nation as such, the board on this day
orders that said resigna ton be and the
same is hereby accepted.
The bond of Ezra Wheeler as consta-
bic for Danilson precinct on this day
approved.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-01-22
Corn Scum

Corn Soup
One pint heated milk thickened with
one tablespoon butter blended with
one tablespoon -four. Add one-half
can Of corn. salt Ready to servS when
heated through.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-01-22
In the matter Of reducing salarie.
Deputy County Office.rs

In the matter Of reducing salaries Of
Deputy County Officers
The board on this day proceeded to
CONSIDER the matter, of reducing the
salaries of certain deputy county off
GERS, and after discussion of said
matter, 1t was moved by Commissioner
Kennedy that the salaries of deputy
county. officers for the year 1914. and
beginning with the LIST day of February
Q. said year, be fixed in the following
amounts, to-wit:
Deputy County Treasurer Sal. 6s nor
month.
Deputy County Assessor. $50 90 nor
month.
Deputy County Clerk, $1,000 per
month.
Deputy County Sheriff, $4,000 per
month.
Deputy Sheriff and Tailor, $1,000 per
month. f
said motion being seconded by Com
missioner Fackrell and a vote being
taken thereon the motion carried unani-
mously, and it is SO ordered
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-01-22

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-Three
room house, 1853 s. University ave.
Terms II desired. Enquire w. A.
McVicar. Optimist Office. tt.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-01-22

In the matter Of Purchasing Culverts
for the year 1914.
The board on this day received and
opened bids for the furnishing of meta
culverts for spring delivery. and with
out accepting any of said bids, it is
ordered that said matter be laid over
until Jan. Goth next
Ordered that this board do now ad-
tCurn until tomorrow morning at 10
u clock A. NJ
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-01-22
In the matter Of Ievyine road 20
tax for 1914.

After due consideration of the above
entitled matter it is hereby ordered tina
there be, and there hereby is
levied upon each able bodied adult male
person between the ages of q and so
years within the county, special road
poll tax in the sum OF $780, 1t is fur
Their ordered that the road overseers of
hereby authorized to collect said tax.
except within the limits of the city Of
Blackfoot. and the city marshall of said
city Is hereby designated the collector
city.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-01-22

Cash paid for clean cotton rags al
the Optimist office.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-01-22

PROCEEDINGS
(AdditionaD
Tuesday, Jan. Fl, 1914

IS.
County of Bingham.
The Board of county commissioners Of
Bingham County. Idaho. met on this
2lst day OF January, 1914, in regular ses
sion. pursuant to adjournment Of yester-
day. all members of the Board and the
Clerk being present, when the following
proceedings were had, to-wit:
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Cash paid for soft. clean cotton rag
ct the Optimist office adv.
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Bargain Prices
Reserved Seats SOC. General Admission
35c. Children Csc.
Don't Miss The First NIGHT.
ADVERTISED LETTERS

List Of letters remaining un. Jailed for
in the Post Office at Blackfoot, Idaho,
for the week ending JAM 20, 1914.
Persons calling for these letters
will please say Advertised Jan. 20.
1914.
Birch, Mrs. Chloda
Chamberlin, Ing
Davis, Geo.
Ehlers, julius
Farnsworth, R. R.
Hubert, Mrs. Mary
Hoover, w. NJ.
Long, w. H.
Maze, Lester
Plygras, A. c.
Pierce, Mrs Annie
Plummer, Sem
Pierce, Mrs. w. E.
Rhute, Harry
Shafer, Mrs. E. A.
Somerville, Irene
Sloan,, H. ].
Wesaw, Mrs. Eva
Postage due on each of the above,
one cent All of the above letters
remaining uncalled for two weeks
from the date of this list will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office. Let
tiers bearing the return request OF
sender will not be advertised.
Patrons are requested to advise cor.
respondents Of their correct address.
To avoid delay in delivery, have your
mail addressed to street and No.,
P. 0. Box, General Delivery, or X.
F. D. No. 5
H. B. CURTIS Postmaster.
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OraaSeiSeattnnS -4Systtefex.
Htut ppo beten.

Sobn 5eberipiel an Sobn Jebers
fpieI IT,, $1,000.
Rurp Sdpins an 6. Maerien,
$115.
@erona 6. Seifsrt an Souikru
Gbio &. II. z. Co., $1,000.
Sobn CANTON an antonio 6ome 6.
II. .. Co., $500.
Sfoac 6. 2epine an Compton g.
Ii. 6. Co., $4,000.
SOftpb u. Jrsn9 an Cottage 9
II. 6. Co.. S2250.
gbipdrb 20. 9refpes on Guarantee
Depoiit Co., $500.
anna Sdmibt an 2iberip 3. u. 9,
Co., $1,000.
2ib. Wolf an Barben GepoIit u
2oan Co., 500.
5enrp 9rieiaeper an Sobn o. 81.
bel, $75.
georee 20. gabI ON eagle g. IL
g. a.. $500.
Jennie 4rmftrong an 0orben Be.
pcilt u. Sodn Co., $1,000.
Walter g. Diron an WDers %
Cooper. $2500.
Jroni g. Senninss an benfeIben
$3.50.
Mattk g. atrguion an Goutterr
Gbio 6. II. g. Co., $500.
Wlarp u. Rruie on gopington ga,
Dings y. u. 9. Co.. $2250.
geter Hrnnb on lbe Gpanfpr
8ani, $500.
6. 8. Wuns an R. Q. Goirlsp
$500.
getilsts 6ppotbefen.
Sobn 8. Degmann on Rcnparei
y. a., $1,000.
UsOrris aifbmnn an !. q. Dtin'
lein, $500.
Wlortin o. Moberts an QiberaI 6
u. 3. Co., $50.
Gtepben 3. Dugon an gitijenI
Gift 9. Il. 6. Co.. $500.
aesn = EpiItst Gn 1be Msu a3e
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teran 9lbg. Mifn., S1100.
Gilbert s.. Refer an ged Williams
ion 6tatine IL. 9eniiIatins Co.,
$1o7.
Sel.n 81. Mob on Glisabeib ..
9rOtter, $2250.
8sores SO. Wdbl ON Southern
Ohio 6. II. z. Co., $1700.
2oris 9. 9lffoIter on glorenes
Sobnfpn, s120.
syreb. ShpttmiIIer an Rem Bud
en. g. II. .. Co., $4,000.
gnma @pese OH Wners .. eoo-
per, $3.50.
Soiepb perone on peHfdben,
1920.
eldrencs 8. gbipman an Uap.rs q.
Cooper, $500.
5raus gstrlins on Jiidmann 6.
II. q. Co.. $1,000.
Dilliam Z. Wn.heribssb on
pIeoIdnt Ribee 3. II. 6. Co.. $500.
Bette WiotberIbeab or oieieIbs,
$4,000.
Murp Jint ON z. Waro 6. u. y.
Co., S2100.
g. ). Mi,ns on R. 3. 5airIsp.
S25OO.
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.gp,Ider gfbiianb III ,piIdeu bi

-WeIdcr 9(bifanb iit afpifden bir
unb cinem giela"
Cine Spanns" eriuinerie iener.
ia ipurbe Der Reihe iehr perleaen.
uno if,Iisklih entihuIoilte er fih tpe.
cen ieiner unpafIenoen sSraae BEL benz
Dihter.
ginem Wanne aliidie Is einFi, cine
hche Sielluna Al erlonaen. lin ihm
su ieinem aroBsn Glide su aroinIiren,
feiuflie ihn elmer ieiner auieH 2yreuns
be. lpurbe isboh nit Der unfreunbIihen
fsraae empfanQen:
.gDer biit bu unb mas ipillit ba
bier2"
1a hbauerte iener fTreunb es iebr,
cetommen su iein. unb iaeie au ienem.
Der ihn iebt nid1t mebr iennen ipoIIie:
aaennft bu mid, oenn nift m.hrp
Weibt ou nifi. bah ih elmer beiner
alten ssreunoe bin2 ssh bin aetom,
mn. i'm au tonooliren. benn ih babe
aehDrt. bah bu blino aetporben biit!"
Gin Mcier. benz tein ouies Bib ae.
linaen tpolIie, perlieh feline 6eimaih.
iiabt uub lieb iih in elmer anbersn
Siabt nieber. 6ier beaann er ben
Gratlihen geruf aussuiibtn. Vah si-
niger 2eii fam elm Mann aus hes Wo.
lers 6eimath in iene Siao.. fab bic.
fen uno foate:
.gDas treibit bu benn iebta"
I'D BIN 9lrst."
.Wiefo2" fraate ba eritaunt Der
2anbsmann.
.Wenn ih in bieiem 8erufe eiuen
Tebler made. 10 tpirb sr burcb Gr&
suaebedtl"
Sin Deripiih Gina al einem Gei,s
balls unb bat um cine 0a6e. Da iaaie
Iener au ibm:
-Wenn bu auf Elm Dort BON mir
hDren irifiit, bann asp1hre ih bir al.
les, mas bu bon mir perlonait!"
rNeI6es Mort lit bies2" fraate Der
9eripiih.
~Verlcnae niemals eiipas Don mir,
erfpiotrte Der 0eisboIs.
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Die mooerne Trau unb
Der oDerne mann. Die .3eite
ifrift .Semaine 2itteraire1 bat elmer
4naahl herporrassnber fran3oiilter
sSrauen bic ssrage porselest: -Mos
mibfdat Der 5rau an ben mobern.u
WdnnernaA Inter ben 9eantlportsrins
nen uriheilt Die beiannte Shriftftsls
lerin sulistie 4bom ON hdrteitsn: iie
irirfi ben mobsrnen Mdnnern .eine
giieIteit4 cor, .oie NIT Gtols nidts
mebr su fdoffen bat, unb cine s.s
piffe fhlimme .4rmutb bes Gkfiibls,
bic iif] bdrtn auBeri, bab Der moberus
Mann unausgeIebt 3eritreuunsen ius
den mug. Cine dnbere ShriftFsIles
rim. Mme. be 9rcutellss. erfldri tur,:
Die Wdnner BON beuie bdben su pisl
Ulnatn unb su ipenia 6xr5@, unb Jrau
M!phonIe Ddubet meini: rmds mid,
an Der neuen Generation am msifssn
obft0bt. III ibr Strebtrihum, ibrs
Daft. su iraenb einem poiitipsn unb
arsifburen Rsiuliote 5n fommsn,
itien es nun 0eIb pber ghrsn obsr
Musseihnunaen unb bic Atab<mie..
Mein bic 3eiiihrift bat aud bic
M1nner iber bic Jrouen befr1gt, mo-.
tei frsilih nur bic 0oraiise Der mos
rsrnen Grau sur Grorteruns stnsIt
irurben. 4uF bic Jross. ipns er an ber
sFrnu BON beute an honften fnGbe,
aniiportete GmiIs goutronr nur .Nas
fiirIihisit4. nnb Hrieur meint. Die
Otinubbeit. bsnn fie i'll bic Muiter al
lu anbsren gorsiies.4 DebuiYp srs
fI6rt: Der b1hiie Dor5ua Der Trdu
BON aeftern. bcuts unb morntn ffkint
mir bic Gdbiaieit. syruu bleit.n su
f0nnen. e Nnbre @ioe o0geaen erfl1rt
iih fiir bas @niptieen. Gfartiafoms
teit lei bic nerthDolliie giaenihaft Il,
ner grou. unb er btruft Iin 1uf Co
rioIons Grub on feline Uireinia: I'D
griiBe Did, Du mein nnmutbiaes
Gntpeisen.1 PAUL Margueriite nbsr
oninortet: Die Worsiise. BE i& an
Der fFran bon bente am t59feu
lhdte mnb aud On ber Jrdn bon I'm.
mer f&6ten tperhe, bo3 jinb bi. H6hios
Ieit anr aiete nHb .het Snfiatt Sec
IMuitssi9 i9eft1
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Yerjiime Ghwdnfe.

gus elmer i'm Sabre 1912 in Sn>
bi.n srIdlsnenen p.riiihen Geibitt.Hs
iommluns bat elm junger Jrdnsfurtsr
Srieuialiii, 4nton 5epne, iehsig Gre
sdbluneen iibertrasen uno tomnentirt.
bic jest, nah benz 9obe bss llebers
iessrs, BON Or. 8. 8. Sdiis (Jronia
iuri) unter pem aitsI .@eihihten uno
Shtp6n,e aus bein Srient" in Der
8euetriitiiden 9erlnssaniiolt Die
Sonne" (Iresbsn unb asipsis) Der.
ausgegeben ipprbsn iinb. Sie entba!'
ten pisI amiiidnies. ME fplsenoe PRO.
ben nurtbun moeen:
Gin meiier Tam sinit in cine Stubt.
Sier b0rie er, bob e IN berIelben eie
nen iebr freigebiaen Ulann odbe, Der
Reiienbe bet6itige. gr eing duh 5u
bisiem BIN. Da Der Weiie jebo6 nur
sin.n alien Ihmubisen Rod an battle,
hub ihn Der Rsit3e niht gum SiBsn
elm unn ihen,te ihm iiberbaupt nitt
bic serinsits qufmertiamteit. Sebr
perleeen nsrlieb jener bas 5aus Des
R.ihen. 4m n6hiten gase lieb er fih
bann elm neues faubsres aleib uno bss
CAB iih tpieber su eem Rndxn. 6euie
puroe sr BON benz 6errn oes 6oufss
bodii ebrtnpo1 empfongen unb ibH
Der gbrenplag einaerdumi. Damn
tpurbsn bic tSIilihItsn Speiien fir ibn
subereitst. Nls man odnn nit beE
GiTen bseann, legit Der Weiie eintn
giHen auf iein Gtpanb. 9isriiber
eritaunt, fragie Der Dausberr:
.Darum tbuft bu bies2A
.geitern," eripiberie jener. lam :h
in sinem alien 0snnnbe al Dir. erbisli
jebod nihis. neuis babe ih Elm ntues
aisib an. unb bu feseii mir elm fOIdes
Wabl Dor. Sd nebme nater on, bah
bas gFsn fur meinen Rod befiimmt III
unb nihi fur MIDI
DisIs Rebe beIhdmte ben Reihen
iehr, unb sr entfhulbigie iih BEL bem
Weifen.
Gin Mann nobm einit einem Ders
mild ben 9urbon meg unb r1nHte Das
NIT fort. Der Deripifh begdb iiG
nah benz Jriehbofe unb Iebte ii1 bort
auf Elm Grab niebsr. Da iasten Die
9euts 3u ihm:
.Ssner Wonn, Der Dir b<ine Ropfs
bsbeduns esitobIen bat. III nn6 Der
|eans entgssensefssten Ri9tuns tntfIos
ben. Du fsseit bid aber bier nuf
BEN GrieDbofs bin! Mas pilft bu Bonn
bier9"
.Ger Drunb rneines 6ierieins. CAB
Der Deripifh CUR AntDort. .ift Dtr.
|bab jener Dieb am gnbe ieiner 9ags
audi bitrber fomn<n ipirb.1
Gin arner Dihter btfuhte eini. ei-
nen Rsifen. iesle iicb iebon 10 tifb.
neben biefen bin, bab sipil6en bciben
nur cine Gponne 3nilhenroun blieb.
Der Reine mar iibtr bieIe Dreiifiateit
hts Defumes febr erarimmt unb rno6te
Elm finferes Gefimt. Damn nelIte C
lsu BIN 0i6tss bb Hruat; i
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gntpidluns, nidht etipa ibr Gramen
neinte.
Cine feine 5alte itano 5tpiifen ibz
rem grauen; Tie Ientte errotbcnb ben
Bid.
5rau BON 0ppen mabnte gum glrfs
brilh. yloh einmol glitt Mrpeo Doz
pens Bid NIT Elm ipsnig altau beutz
liner Nnertennlng iiber glnne Ma=
ries @eitalt. Damn rpllte Der 2ans
bauer oapon, Wtllttsr unb Sphn ent.
fiihrenb.
(Sortiesiing ioIet.)
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OrnnSeiseattxnsHber Hbertralanlea
Gineinnati. 8. Snnuar.

" stf - AAbSAs
gharks s.. Brill an Ueronn 6.
Seifert. 1856 2ldsr Ganb in Ssttion
20 Sprinsfielb 1otpnfbip. iotpk 1
an elnem 4dsr in Geition q in benz.
ielben 5opnIbip, 81.
Glen '8ehtoIo an GLEN portsr,
% bel "a 5ub on Der Ge9ften Ctr.
81.
9orrp 3. DurreIl II. o., gibminis
TRAITORS bon Waoria 6. 9nof, Ebeil
bon Cots Ho. 81 nnb 68 BON WiIIinm
q. Wooo's unternbtbeiluns bon
pleaiant Ribss, 81.
6drrp D. Gr.sing an Warn q.
passE 30 bsi 166 1st On bsr Glib
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ieite Der Mslrpfc aps. in ylormoob,

Ittlt DIT ulTfLpte aut, III JtVliupup,
81.
Marp q. Dleen an 6enrp +. Gre
ting. 81 bsi 127 Jnb on Der Weits
ieite Der Gplpnrbs Hodb., Ill Sub
iiiblih Der 9opep Nps., RorpooD, ST..
1be Rortb College 5iII Rtaltp 60.
an Gllo .Soltman. Got Ho. 1865 bon
Der Sbio 2ono ii. Improvement 90.
llnterabtbeilitne in Rortb College 5iII
Nobiticn, 81.
5be Noripoob 6siabts go. an Geo.
u. 9rote. Got Ro. AZ Der Woripcoo
oeisbts unterabtbeiluns, 81.
SSrant Sc Sourb, aTienee, on Geo.
9. @rots, Got go. Az BON Rorlpopo
5eights llnierabtbeiIiins, 81.
CLARA y. Gorman IL. u. an oeniels
ben, baiIelbe 8runbitiid, 81.
Die Grbsn BON gbparb 8. 8iiiHen,
per Sheriff, an gbith @uinen, % BET
90 5ub an Der Siibieite Der Dritten
Ctr, $1,000.
4nnie IDliparo an Jsnnie arms
itrong, % bel 100 Ilb an Ger Woros
felt. Der 80. Court Ctr, 1909 CUB
DfIih Der ginn Ctr, 81.
gbarlss u. 6eilter an Sobn o.
gibsl, Cots 90. 274 unb 275 bon Der
Guclib 2nnb 4Hu's stpeitsn llnterdbs
ibeilune, 81.
!. W. 9orman on 9omilion y.
8orman, 2 2ider gnnb in Settion 81
in Speamore 5oipnfbip, 81.
5k Secono Rntional gant on
gharlss 8. Dimes, Cots 645 nno 684
in5enrn !. Sdute's 5tpeiten aooition
81 Deer part, 81.
WiIIiam 9intstoder an sSobn u.
Ysntlnno, so bel 1874 Sub an Der Dit
fsits Der Gdrp aoe. in college Sill,
81.
Robert 90. Burton on Roie glus'
fte;n II. o., 5beii BON Got 10 in
Roie 9iII llnisrabttiIuns In aDons
bale, 81.
Clara .. syorman II. u. an Gbiib
R. SeinB, Got 4S in Rorpooo
6eisbts gompanp's llnterab.beiIung.
81.
5rant Sc Sourb, aiiignss. OH
gbitb R. Ssins, baiIsIbe SrunoIiiid,
81.
56e Horfpoob 6.iehts Sc. an Gbitb
R. 6einb, oaiIeIbe 9runoItiid. 81.
Gbmuno SO. aittrebes an Wiaiam
). Batter, 40 BET 257 Gub on Der
WsitIsite Der Gbio qpe., $4,000.
Wiaiam 5. Batter an Sohn 3. Sis
ding. boheIbs Grunoitiid, 81.
WiIiam 8. Wteainnep uno
anbsre on Sanforb e. Sb.ps
herb. 80 5uB an Der Siioisit. Der
gebar gne., 81.
Games 6. Wioonsn an glIfreb 30.
Wureeiier, Got % in Somss 6. Nops
mems llnterobtbilung, 81.
Walt,r Sinnsn an Sbe Sa,lep
9nrt Co.. Cots 362 nno 1863 in lin,
tsrabtbeilung ra" BON Sat!ep part,
81.
j. u. Solcf an Slard 0nfep, Sof
al in mills II. aIine's 4. llntsrobs
theilung in Rprtppob, 81.
Spbu y. Gpilisr an 9be Sbio
8aIlep Realip II. Sup.itment Co..
% bsi 80 Jub an Der W,itfeite Der
Central ape., 80 Sub noroiib Der
WaDe Ctr, 81.
gmm1 Rsopep on 9be glpon Oils
Rsaltp Co.. Cots 40. 140, 149, 157
uno 139 in Qpon 5iIls llnterabtheis
lung, 81.
gbe 4pon Sills Realtn 60. on Ses
len .. Sbielos. Got Is in 4rOn 9i[s
nntsrob!beiluns, 81.
Catherine 8entenitein II. u. an
Sebn M. Shid. so CUB on Der Siios
ieiie Der Temple gpe., 168 Sub iptit-
lid Der Gptporth 4ps.. 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-10

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