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HELP wANTED-MALE.

wASTED--Young man, preferably single.
as driver Of l.oComobie and Oldsmobile, I'm
country, and 10 make himself generally use.
ful mechanically and otherwise. willing
ness. courtesy. sobriety and uestness positive
requirements References necessary. Wages
$50 per week Answer stating qualifications.
r.. box l23 sun once.
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18TH ST. Who'll. sinS% front. ives, Farm.


ORCHARD ST 9 Israel FREEMAN W.
Samuel Hammer ct al oct 10, 1914, ss75
18Th ST, 12i w-Eisendrath ct al VS.
James Hebron ct al. June 20, 1915, 200
ORCHARD ST. si-Joseph Pagan va Fret
18th ST. lls W-Christian bauer, Jr vs.
James Hebron ct al May 4, 1914. $3.50
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YONKERs LOTS SALE.

m. d. II. Jackson Company has sold
% Rosa Levnsohn two lots on the south
side OF Chase avenue, 100 feet north OF
Park avenue.
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RIDGEwOOD FLAT SALE.

The G. y. Mathews Company has sold
70 Emil Sigmund the southwest corner
" Cornelia street and Onderdonk avenue,
d nat on lot 25xl0o.
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FLUSHING RESIDENCE SOLD.

George w Eccles has sold to Mrs
John II Leith the residence at 25s San
ford avenue, Flushing. l.. !. The house
IS three story frame structure and
stands on a plot sixty feet wide with a
depth OF l25 feet
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BUYS GREENACREs SITE.

The Scarsdale Estates have sold large
plot at the north end OF Greenacres ave
nue.. Greenacres, to Verne Mnich, vice.
president OF the Sand Mixing Machine
Company. as a site for a residence.
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NEW n. r.. BOARD MEMBERS.

The Real Estate BOARD Of New York
has added to it's active membership Max
Just and Eugene J. Busher. who held
nonresident membership In the board.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

load ST, n-s 81 Park az. 32xioo1i--
Jeshevah Taroschaim Of Harlem TO Abr
Sonken. 20 Il 1880 81. Nov .. pr mtg y
Emo. 81 Chambers ST .............. $3.50
West Side.
twest OF Fifth ay. between Fourteenth and
li0th sisb
Ea ST. 30 W. sophia R Sss5sM'N s.,
Sth av, Bkiyn. due oct 5. 1919 p c.
Nov L? address % AGA 9TH az.
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north Of 10th ST.
ii2TH ST = 80 Cd av, 2jxloo, li.Nioola
De Luca a ano to- Floretta Nicoiini. 35'
Il l?ls' ST. pr mtg '''ooo' NOV v h,2h ido
80 ~. " :. sos iisth y. 25.2xi loo
BOND aus Nov 70. IL. at,y,, Geiicr, 4 q u 'ss
is6rfHP sr. ~. 100 = Bway. Naxssii-
Augusta Rogers 20 Marguerite BcrisGn n
5o7 W i6oth 81. Nov ~ pr, mtg ~ 800,
due as por bond. atty, Co 5s
lso HTTHi' ST. W cor Northern ay, 55xioo
i,g Bway. Nov 10. yrs, c. .tty !. l.
T ins Co. 1850 RwAy .,,........'. ''lh''No
Borough Of The Bronx
ROAD from West Farms to Hunts Point
o auj Ia christian Erdenbrecher. y
Amelia nsuf to Gsa' hsio' =. a sT;o
MARTHA Az; I3.5. a. 80 SNl 90 ieS
LOT nj, fG M map e" iiun,er c.ta,.-sa!siSTs
Corrente TO Hudson Rose Co. W AOth
ST. oct %, yrs. g; attys' = Ross
co W Ijth ............. sis2.se
Notwithstanding RI, E :. being lots ..so -
rs. is.iSi-rda L Mspes ct n! TO Mary
/. Arrow, . Pierce av and WILLIAMS, :;
S Wihss "a iisS S' wiHpiamsSriss I'd 500
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SMITH. MARY Hin pursusnc. of an

order OF Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler a
Surrogate Of the County Of New York
notice II hereby given 20 all persons having
Claims against Mary II Smith, late OF the
County OF New York deceased. to present
the same with vouchers thereof to the sub
scribers at their place of transactinx busi-
ness No. 81 william street. IN the city Of
c.mber newt Dated New York the ,7th
day OF May; az. CLARENCE BISHOP
Tor. EDWARD sANDFoRD Attorney fer
Erecmtnrs - Mlllla IN Sirset Wv Wy
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COUNTRY PLACES RENTED.

Mrs. j. Sperry Kane has leased the
residence at the northeast corner OF
Franklin and Maple avenues, Ridgewood
y. j.
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Borough OF The Bronx }
ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

ESTATE OF SENDER JAkNuLoNsh TO
arm of 8 Jsrmulowsky. .....''''' 49,"
I pANNNFtERREp MFG coRPS to Lnll.n y
II EC SSH%sRNp WA y. sdmr, TO Ella b nas "a
u KWsoN. sAML. to Paul shwab ......'
SAME to Same "a. 800 = ~. go. AZ
TiTi.E q 4 r 60 TO las ,t%Uoo
.GTII'psTEiN. HARRIS and ano. to solo,
;tI I9Sn ie RSoSBEnT II, and suo trIs o6 TO
cd i"TygstssA "TTRrsT 60 to columbia ,rrHs,
Rkss' EPHRAIM 10 Hattie r Bass; St;15S
E1i ABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SO', hon
nv l. : TO Mary + Bresciani ss,TVv
AI.TMAN. FRED, to Mtg -, az nss
1AE%SNE. EDITH. to Titie O q T o.,"'coo
Bronx.
copRtS. Austin. and ano' TO E'5 ooo
!, LEM kFT Isaac, 20 sami Grodginsky \,
sToI'TENBuRGH John H. to "ersoh :, ~
srhR All" Alfred C, to Henry s' Tso
piRs SHIoo5P Margaret D. to Preferred ny, ,f
pR SF'PEE MIRO CORPS to T!e Sos
y y MTG & SECURITY co to WIZ oo \,
Young - q 30 o
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5tTH ST. 20 W. y. 25Xioo-Mendel
Rosenzweig 10 sophia Rosenzweig. SeI
5th av, Bklyn: due oct l9l9 G.
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kins av, . years & II months from Nov l.
1914; atty, p Deutsch AL Bwap. $3.50
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RECORDED LEASES.

Manhattan.
lST Az. s2N n str g. pit b--Lsucio De Llise
to vincenza Palumbl. 22At LIST av, 5 yrs
from May /. 1914; atty. o sessa, ga
HENRY Rls'e Err go, si~Rsch.i Goldman $50 10
Allen Realty Corpn, 500 Bway. yrs from
oct !, 1914; atty Oscar Highlander, 500
BAsT BROADWAY, 2ci; Dlviisito,n; st' '- iSS'
all-Harris Goldman ano to Allen Realty
Corpn, 5os Bway. yrs from oct /, 1915;
atty, Oscar Englander, 900 Bway. - 900
b4TH ST, 2io W, ali-Margt Buckley to
Mendel Rosenzweig ssi 9TH sv. Bklyn.
l7sTH NJ, sos W, aii-Brown Weiss Real
ties 10 Ida Mondschein, ibtl Hoe av. 3
yrs from June l. isit; address go. i5ss
BronS
IRVINE ST. sea. 2 noors-Annte Cohen 10
Harris Warsaw. ssl Irvine st, 9 yrs from
sept l, 1914; atty Harris warsaw, .ssl
coURTL ANDT Av, ser, north str. &c-EJohD
y Mason to Morris Rhelngold, e27 Court
landt ay; yrs from Nov s, isi4 atty,
WASHINGTON Az 1875, stors-Tillie Fills
ser to Meyer shepard tb7 i7+th st,
years a months from oct /, 1914. atty,
Meyer shepard, tS1 e 17ith St., 81. OsO
CRoToNA ", 1877, y store-Hyman
Rosenbioom-t to Benjamin Davis, 1927 vii
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TVANsIfERs


with name and address Of lender ana
Mstorney II attorneys name IL omitted ad-
dress party of second partD
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MORTGAGES.
with name aud address ot lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown

lenders Attorney
Downtown
fsouth OF Fourteenth ST.
THOMPSON ST $, Lots ass and 5s7
map sect OF Aaron Burr ,property' 26SlOO-,
Michele de Marsic3 and ano TO Giovanni
5c SS'' Noy is T. dSc Nay IL, isi7s e. XIV
Chas Zerbarini, 3is Rway ...,...,.,...S, 900
c9gM hm., ST Nal 10 Fap ny" e =" st a. 'S
Alyah Miller Ct a., SO, SO Carroll st. Bs ,,n
LEWIS ST., 3 lis stanton st., 2s.lOO--
GSi De Ksib av' Bkyn, pr mtg $4,000, 3
yrs G, Nov O. atty. Philip satra', 100
,a TTih sT az AZ - s55 Az II .bsIoSS
pr mtg sl2.OOO--Geo Bendfeldt to Herman
Bendfclt. 100 Bay, ION st, bhlyn. Nov AZ z
'yrs' pc atty; T. ! 90. iOO sw"y' ''4'oO0
EAST OF Fifth ay. between Fourteenth and
10th sts)
LEXINGTON Az, e s. 2ts 2sh st, atsx
Bway, Nov =. due as per bond. 80, 900
5TH Az, y, 1911 n ssth ct, 2i.ioxioo, pr
mts ,:?S oOO.wal,er z M q, ,Sst 70 RoSt
NoY 2, yrs' p c attys' Whitr,dse' oo -
ss 3 sr b? ss w 1870 IA AZ, .oXicS 20
pr mtg is,ooo-Jos cohen to Marcus lip.
shi,z, an i3th 81, Bkiyn Nov 3. yrs, .
p 9; atty selig Edelman. ia2 Nassau
S7TH sTT $, las Sd sv. a5x Emma Sy L
Chadwick to Greenwich Say Bank, 2i6 9th
av Nov II, due May ~, 1918, - p e. atty,
s5TH ST, $, :25 W LIST av ss,txloO. Abe
Miller TO Newton Ehrmann. II w 5Sth st.
Nov r. yrs, c. attys' L"chWan \
7sTH ST, . 100 W "a av,. lSoxlo2 2~-The
\ y city society OF ne chHroh to
pr mtg $40, 900, due as per bond atty,
John 4 Dutton, 30 Maiden lane 900
Jennie Klein to Jacob MandeL ets
Howery. May I, yrs. 6 D c, address ~
2t6 Bowery .,,.''.,''''.'''.''.... $4,000
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OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.

Sail Monday. November ia
Alliance, Cristobal ......... II 10 AN
Hamilton, Norfolk ...,...,. ..,...,..
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-27
DAVE DAY n Dad

Col David F. Day Of Solid Haldoon
fame, 6s years Of - and . Colorado
pioneer, died last Aoaday At his home
in Durango Of paralisis- Day was .
soldier in the Civil war and was four
tiDes wounded and three times takea
prisoner. He escaped from both Flor
enee and Andersonville prisons. He
was Indian agent under President
Cleveland. He was q founder and edi-
tor of the Durango Democrat and has
always been a unique figure in Colora-
do Journalism.
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-27

Ruth Dolores Woody, bsrn oessbss
8, 1918 died last Tuesday from whoop-
ing cough. The fuHeral was hsld We'd
nesday afternoon from the hsae of the
paEsats, Nr. end Mrs. John g Woody
or Cooper avenue. Rev. Klein peeaeh-
ID IT, fuaesai ssraoa- Iaterosnt wos
h tAs 0senwood csnstssy. Littas RstA
vas idoIizea in tie hsasshsaA aAA Ass
Asa4A is . ssvsss basw - IL Hsaily
-vAs have ~ syn1stAy q naay
fsie.As II tAsir sssySw.
Tsssaay svsaiag H. city sssneil
hssa - s1ssuEiss ssspasa - Il b sai1
Aissssssa ~ apsalssAisss ~ vsAes
s1pssiaasaAsse wasa ~ WaAs rosas
= tssssA ssw - ~ s1ey. 1Asy ~
sssssa u 1lsss1ay sssaisG = wAisA
tans tAsv ssssisasa 49, 1ssss spaw
fss . tAisa psnssnaa 81 - vassasa
- rsssa1 appsise.s.s - -. WanuA
~. - bsss sssvhg = $4,000 ~
oassAal NJ 1issssa 49, ~ -
jses = ~ pssAass - . ~ ~ -
sssas1 nsss lsssgsAl1 1ns1heo e1as
Aasesess tusba - yusl1ass q -
IssaA 49, 4. 90 pM3ssa 1Ae5
sssssssa - - - 16ss1ae 49,
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-27

After years Of suffering and patient
waiting, Mrs. Martha L. Cole, wife of
Joseph Cole, passed away At her home
ON Blake avenue Wednesday afternoon
At the age Of II years. Mrs. Cole came
to Glenwood with her husband in 1892
and aside from a short time spent in
California they have lived here ever
since.
Deceased leaves only her husband
and an adopted son, Will Cole, Of Boe-
ton The funeral was held yesterday
afternoon from the Methodist church,
Rev. Geo. F. Klein officiating.
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-27
susurns orroeruxrrY

Patty, either sex, who can furnish
referenees and he's $1,000 t. invest can
become sa equal partosf in . businsss
that win bear the closest Investigation.
Inqaife Of Editor q ~ Post.
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-27
no ~
WGIrNsS "a
WQl|G&SLJ !

- 0eA 3oofo AAS teAHA . -
a q Kirven = rev studio.
Aak L HeHsrAksl hAs q fine crop
s1s1sss - his little place just
- Hslea Clarke came down from
{ ese . visit over strawberry day
~ nothsF anA sister.
,eksaith Wanted. Address
r. n. JoHANTGEN,
( Nseksr, Colo.
y. JsAa z. Moore of Csrbondale
,asag the visitors fron tAa& eoG-
y = GIeAvood's big strawberry
al
). Roy Ohss6sld, who was conan
n the GlsawOod saaitaTian for
tine, Aas rsturaed to hss Aens
- E Hshoesd, sapseysa ~ tse
iaAositAnao tax se0a1m6so Of
q, aAds a. e9isial viai1 - aka
d. ~ vssk
- - u
(. J. y. Nssb anA daughter, L.
It osknA Junction ass this vssk
.ng fSissjs in 0Issweod aAl On
Nils creek.
Edna F1saiag ef Dsavss, After
y pssasa,t visit of nsss tAaa .
n 0lsaweeA, returned = her
= rsssaay nesning.
uss w. feared ws would have %
wssthss are now thoroughly eea-
tat ~ good old summer Hms
. - b real earnest.
= = =
:. Carrie 81. Cair Napier has re-
II - her hsns In 0lsnwood after
.ts.sivs tour over The STATE Wis
. 0astss. ear lsAGss.
:. Dildise and her daughter, ste.-
hs havs sPsnt ths Past year IN
'esa, lsft Monday evening for
.rnia which they call home.
J. McCarthy has begun the eree-
II q plumbing shop on his lots
II the DougaA building on Grand
..e. Fred A:tman has the contract
=. william Dsngan and daught -er
left Wednesday evening TO.
se0e in Denver after q visit OF
ie Of weeks in Glenwood.
rnan Henry Davis has grown
u Eagle county and has again
up his residence in Glenwoo,l
me 10 our city, Mr.. Alderman.
ID sewing machines from Is up
mes On terms. Also pianos.
SINGER STORE,
Cooper Avenue
J. ". Pedigo is entertaining at
.reh home near Carbondale her
r, Mrs. Mary Martin, and her
Z, C. G. Martin, both Of Wichita,
Charles Bunker tDee Gertie
.,all) of Kansas iCty is spending
lie months in Glenwood while heI
I'd IN making . business tour Of
,rniA.
Clanton of Denver, but who is
ing the summer in CaFbondale,
'robably secure = class in Glen.
in vocal music during the sum.
ionths.
= - =
trainload of federal sohiers
/! through Glenwood Thursday
Ig over the Rio Grande, bound
,nolulu. They were raw recruits,
nunber.
: and Mrs. A. d. Urquhart aud
4 from Peach Valley, aecompa-
~ Mrs. C. N. A. Hahn Of New
were GlenwoOd visitors during
.itrawberry festivities.
Misses Arta Crook, Nabel Moore
virgisis Parker celebeated their
.,day-or rather their various birth
; .ast Sunday, closing the day with
a. er at the Toag King.
= = -
al hA1s e Asssse3saaiae sa,l
- sAiaiaG paxise - 0aaa
p. Ksspf cd Htt,s 80 of Lssl-
m vaasf3- n Hana~a tA;a
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-27

VII 1odteesC vi
.oDAV ssAssl ~ . =
1saAAV aasviaaa. ~ . -
ve1aasaaV sssnieg sasvtaA D -
oaaAiag ssaa s0ss - AssAav. ws1-
eDAaV - Rsiaav sftsasssas ssso .
StR =
~ ~ vslssaA
ooS NisGA s1sssl
nu:iA1 1u.au
osbuso U,s1A - - osa0. ~.
- Q. - Hhss ssAssi Csasas ~
~ ass-
II . n.-csaosaisa.
= = =
q. 0A13A2A8 0IUD00
oss19 1aa1s Az. ~ l1lsA -
1slsl s.aAav Afsss fsiaiA1
So A-Hoay Connsnisa.
10 q A--0snAsy 3sAeol
AA-Hesaing prayer s.A ssr.ea.
1850 p. n.-Evsain6 pssyef.
1O1D0DGDe 08U00B
10 q n.-Saadsy school.
II .. n.-Regular services. Subject,
Christianity; It's Compensation"
p. -Epworth League.
. p. n.-Regulas service. eubjsct,
"TAs Willing Hand"
Praise And prayer service Tharsday
GEO. +. KLEIN,
rastes.
08v11x1 DAY AOVU11D3
sabbath School (satarday) $50 p. n
nibIs Study (sstafday) $50 P. -.
4issisaasy sAd psaysr meeting
Tharsday .7:O ?. -.
b. q. MILLER,
~ Csepef Ave. LsaAsr.
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-27

(ossas.ssd IN. nsus ne.)
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-27
curn BUSY sr.Awsz.Y nA.

Glenwood's big Strawberry festival
is generally the occasion for many
pranks on the part Of Cupid, but the
little love god was buster this year than
usual. The following is the list Of
matrimonial permits issued last Friday
and Saturday by County Clerk Huh
bard: l-
Bryan h. Ester 10 Miss Cara Miles,
betA Of Rifle.
walter G. Castes 70 Niss Nellie @.
Coed, both Of Graaa vallsy.
Win Il. Boyd an Niss Al Blsk-
ertea, both = 0ssaA Valley.
OAaeiss L Hswiiss 81 1fi0 Dsala
Csansrs - = 0sasa Jusseisa.
0esass 0ssssGt - A1ss Wissis
HaaA, 1sEA e 0asesnaAls.
~ r Hso al 16A Dess Mss-
a6ssssA, AstA - New 0as11A
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-27

Last Wednesday Mise Margaret Ma
honey drove her new Ford car 70 Red
stone, taking with her Mrs. J. N. Nes3
and daughter, Lenofe.
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-27

I - . ssu.as lss.akun = 49,
Soo1hs . ~ - s1uus a4l o111p
- - ~ ~ . nouAe 49,
- - = ~ e11sA M
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-27
= q =

Harry and Walter Korn have return
ed froa Detroit, where they were in
sehsol tie past year. They viii spend
the summer in Glenwood or near here.
= = -
ORA1H OF MA 0oL8
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-27

1lss ~ - lsDsa Asssa ~
waosr, 49, - An1e 0ssA ~
- D1ass ~ ODosa - sAbdhssA o.
49, 0So - - 1sg0v - ~
l1s3ne - Asolae k ~ poso1su1D
- y ~ 011absse y0sG
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-27

. - - - = ~ -.
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-27

Rex Smith, son of Mr.. and Nrs. C.
w. Smith, left Monday evening for
Chicago where he will enter an art
school, giving special attention to car
tOon work. He will also take special
instruction ON the violin during the
summer months, returning to Glenwo ID
1t the opening of the high school 10
September.
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-27

Superintendent Elmer Underwood
writes the Post from Denveer saying
he was on his way to Greeley on
school business and that he would b
there for a few weeks and asking that
the Post be sent him to that point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Underwpod have been
visiting relatives and fricnds in their
former home At Del Norte.
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-27
= y =

= ~ hss As1ss - ssaA wAv ~
~ - tssaoA - 1Oet vas1aa =.
Doe0ss4 Vs ~ ~ - . suu1R.
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-27

G. H. Harris of Carbondale left Nou-
day evening for Grand Junction and
the Paradox valley, it being his inten-
tiOn to make . thorough Investigation
of the carnotite deposits in the latter
section before his return. Charley has
the radium craze all right and some
of these days you are going to see
him walking on velvet.
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-27

Engineer Gray Steele, wife and
baby have moved from Grand Junction
to Glenwood, Mr.. Steele having taken
the local Rio Grande freight run from
Glenwood to Minturn. Mr.. Steele for
merly ran out Of Glenwood, but for
several years he has worked out Of
Grand Junction where he has made his
home.
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-27

Before leaving for his homo in Cali
fosnia H. =. Kamn cold his little house
o. South Cooper avenue near the Pres
bytsrian church, to C. H. Weidsshsm-
ner, and four lots on Colorado con-
tanning two cottages he sold to John
Guadanols who has occupied the prop
erty for several years.
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-27

ess.s 1lahs Az. ~ SGlsn =
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-27

Talk about yeur busy people. II
there is anyone in town who has been
basisr the pet few weeks thaa Charley
Brown, tie bess siga painter, ve hav.
not heard Of hin. Charley is certainly
getting sp so.s mighty aas sis.s fol
ths basiaess people Of GleawOod.
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-27

: ps1D1s = 01saA Jsssaiss sss
- - Na 1DssaA 0aaa ~ Col
sssiaU ~ - ypaUas = ~.
~ 001lv - b vun3ag - ~
- tgvA = . ssstas = ssv1val
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-10-30
MADISON STUDENT
HELD UP AND SHOT
NJ. L. SHELTER REFUSES TO GIVE
UP MONEY AND IS SERl-
IOUSLY WOUNDED.
FIVE OTHERS ARE ROBBED
Highwaymen Make Escape After Bold
Raid Near University Grounds
Secure Small Amount of
Loot From Victims.

Madison.-M' L. Shelter or Morgan
field, KY, first year student in the
University of Wisconsin, was held up
and shot by two highwaymen block
from Dean H L. Russell's house on
the university grounds.
After being shot and robbed, Shelter
walked to Dean Russells house and
was later taken to the general city
hospital, where surgeons performed an
operation in the hope of saving his
life. At the hospital it was said that
Shelter had only slight chance of re-
covering.
The robbers took $11 and gold
watch from. Shelter and fed into the
darkness
Earlier in the evening the highway
men held up three other students and
took small sums of money from them.
After shooting Shelter, the highway
men held up and robbed Frank E.
Downs of Hurley and John G. Kyle of
Menomonie, two students who hap
pened to be walking on the lake shore
drive near the place where Shelter
was attacked. The robbers wore black
masks over the upper part of their
faces.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-10-30
BADGER ELEVEN WINS 7-6
Defeat Ohio State in Close Contest at
CoIumbus-5oth Score in
Second Quarter.

observation-disclosures defeated Ohio
State in the game at Columbus by the
close score of to 6. The Ohio eleven
was in the best possible shape, while
the Badgers were somewhat weakened
by the absence of Mucks, Schmidt and
Kreuse The weather was ideal for
the game, and big crowd turned out
to witness the conflict.
Several times during the first period
Ohio State carried the ball within
striking distance of the goal, but each
time lost the ball. By a series of for
ward passes, State carried the ball
from her own thirty-five-yard line to
Wisconsin's Vineyard line, where the
ball went to Wisconsin on downs.
Both teams scored during the sec
ond period On a punt formation, a
short forward pass, Pickerel to Sny-
der, Ohio State got touchdown. I'M
mediately following an intercepted for
ward pass gave Wisconsin the ball on
Ohio's 3O-yard line A forward pass
for Is yards and two line plays gave
Wisconsin touchdown, which con-
verified into goal Score end of sec
,ond period Wisconsin, Z; Ohio
State, 6.
Neither side scored during the third
and fourth periods.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-10-30
Start Timber Estimate.

SAebyogan.-A crew of fifty men is
engaged in estimating the timber on
Ie Menominee reservation, according
% information received here by manu-
iaC'ulerS- There has been consider
awe dispute as to just how much tim
UT ~ 'Aere is on the reservation. Some
.,le ago a sum of $4,000 was appro-
! oy the government to be used
!, aScertalning the amount. 1t prob
s ~ VIII take six months to complete
,uS work. Supt. Nicholson is in charge
aug mas pitched camp in the woods to
m aN' d thorough job. 1t is claimed
az are is more standing white pine on
, ms Menominee reservation than in
Wy Wy o'ner place in the United States.
'4u 1t Is worth a fortune.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-10-30
AUTO is STRUCK BY TRAIN
One Killed and Three Injured in Acct
dent Near Neenah-Engine
Dies on Tracks.

Neenah-George Meyer, years old,
is dead and woman and girl may not
recover from injuries received when
the automobile in which they were
riding suddenly died while going
over the 500 line railroad crossing,
five miles from the city, and was
struck by an oncoming train.
Mrs. Rusk Brown and her daughter,
Miss Gertrude Brown, occupants of
the machine, are in a hospital and are
not expected to survive. Mr.. Brown,
who drove the car, also is in the hos
pital, but his injuries were not con-
sidered serious.
The engineer said the collision was
unavoidable, as he applies the air
brakes as soon as he noticed the auto
mobile.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-10-30
KILLED IN AUTO, ACCIDENT
Car Driven Over Fifty-Foot Bridge at
Nloht-Fog Believed Respon-
sible for Accident.

Madlson.-One man was killed and
another probably fatally injured when
an automobile in which they were rid
ing went over a fifty foot embankment
and rolled onto the Chicago & North
western tracks, where it was struck
by a train.
Carl Thorstad, proprietor of the
Northwestern hotel of Madison, was
pinned under the car and died in
stantly. Albert Lee, Marshall, who
was employed in Thorstad's hotel, is
dying in the General hospital here,
where he was brought following the
accident. Both his legs are broken
and he is internally injured Physi-
clans hold out no hope for his re-
covery.
The accident occurred near Mendo-
Ia, about mile north of here A thick
fog is believed to have been respon-
sible for the tragedy.
Apparently the machine was going
at a high rate of speed. The road at
this point is narrow, and after cross
ing high bridge over the railroad
tracks there is sharp turn. The
driver of the car was either unfamil-
lar with the road or was blinded by
fog.
The accident was discovered by the
crew of Northwestern train No. 502
when the engine struck the automo-
bile. The train was stopped.