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The Jones County news., 1915-01-28

Sch ool is still progressing nicely
under the management of Johnie ia.
cob and Maysie Bradshaw.
Everybody seems to be enjoying this
cold weather on account of hog-kiiling
Mr. s N Walters is fixing for hard
times, as they have killed three fine
hogs.
Everybody seemed to enjoy the
candy-pulling at Mrs Everett's Friday
night, and especially Miss Lille Ged-
die, julius Walters, Mondelle Busby
and Mr. Pat Melvin.
Miss Sarah Strickland and Mr. Carl
Busby attended the party at Mrs Ev-
erett's. and also Mr. Print Odom an d
Miss Pearl Busby.
Mr. Duncan Beech made pleasant
call ON Miss Maysie Bradshaw Sun
day afternoon.
Misses Mary and Lille Geddie were
out horseback riding Sunday p m.
Everybody is invited to attend the
sing at Odom the first Sunday.
1nefE dEN Oui5 hFc LuoiC HCchS VA
school, and Miss Maysie Bradshaw
seems to be very glad, as she will
then go to her home in Smith county.
Mrs Pitts, from Meridian, is visit
Ing her daughter in this vicinity.
/ Mr. Johnnie Jack seemed to be very
badly disappointed because he could
not go home Saturday on account of
bad weather.
Mr. Thomas Walters called on Miss
Vlna Geddie Sunday evening.
Mess S N Walters and Edd Kitch-
ems went to Ellisville friday.
Miss Minnie Shows and BROTHER,
Hosea, spent Sunday with Miss Can
dis and Mr. Bale Shows.
Messrs J B Beech and II M Brown
have just returned from Green coun-
ty, where they spent couple of days
hunting. Mr. Johnie Hopkins and
wife, of near the Ridge, spent Tues
day night with Mrs A Shows. Mr. FL
M Brown and family spent Sunday
night with Mr. B Beech.
The Jones County news., 1915-01-28
Teachers Meeting Fourth
District.

Teachers OF the Fourth District
will meet with the Rustin School,
Saturday February 9th. Follow
ing is the program of the day.
Opening 10 3. m.
Scripture Reading and Prayer,
by President.
What School Subjects Lend
Most Readily to Correlation and
How they may be Correlated;
BY Miss Cara Fall.
How to Connect Peterman's
Civil Government to Life.-R. l..
Gambrell.
Reading Circle conducted by
r. L. Gambrell in round table
order.
Book-"All the Children Of
all the People"
Subject. The Born; Not Made.
Principle.-Ch one led by
N. M. Walters;
Chapter two, led by Miss D. l..
O. Easterling;
Chapter three, led by Miss
Lorena Buchanan;
Chapter. four, led by Miss Alma
Hill;
Chapter..five, led by Miss Fon-
ME Riley;
Chapter six, led by Miss Les
sic Tarvin,
Chapter seven, led by J. M.
Woodward;
Chapter. eight, led by 0. G.
Grissom;
Chapter nine, led by j. r.
Richee;
Chapter ten, led by Mr.. Warner I;
That the chain of thought on
the above subject may have it's
strength, we urge upon those on
the program in the reading circle
to represent land discuss chap
ters as assigned. We further
urge that your couple, Mr. Smiths
observations and experiences
with your own, and thus come
prepared to give a short, interest
ing and instructive talk.
The Jones County news., 1915-01-28

SEMINARY r. 1.

Sunday school is being largely at
tended, and every one seems greatly
interested 10 the work.
Mr. and Mrs E H Stringer and chill
dren spent the latter part of the week
with Mr.. and Mrs o r Stringer, of
Hsttiesburg.
Mr. w r Grayson, from Moselle,
was in our community this week.
Miss Fannye Odom spent Monday
night with Miss Onla knight,
Mr. Otus Anderson spent Saturday
In Ellisville.
Mr. Wallace and charming little
daughter, Bonnie Blanche, from Mem
phis, Tenn, is visiting relatives here.
Misses Onia knight. Ora Dees and
Birdye Bynnm, Messrs Bethea Ander-
son and ] w and Edwin Tisdale we're
the guests of Misses Fannye and Pearl
Tisdale Sunday afternoon.
Miss Ruth Mitchell, from Hatties-
burg, spent Saturday night at the
home of Mr. and Mrs L D Anderson.
Mrs Fairel Tisdale and Mrs DR.
Fridge, from Sanford, spent Thursday
With Mrs L d Anderson.
Miss Essye Flynt spent Sunday with
Misses Mamie and Edna Walters and
Floyd Graft.
Mrs Harrington, from Sandersville,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs Leroy
Stringer.
Mr. Wayne Powell, from Soso, was
here this week, ooking after the sele-
phone business.
Mr. Fred FlYnt attended services AT
Fairfield Sunday.
Mr. Webb Polk made flying trip
to Seminary Saturday.
The Jones County news., 1915-01-28
CROSS ROADS.

Misses Fannie Is and Annie Wind.
ham and Grace Dossett spent Sunday
With Miss Winnie Crosby.
Miss Rhody Cooper spent SUNDAY
night with Misses Maggie and II aiti
Sanderson.
A large crowd met at the church on
Sunday and reorganized the Sunday
school.
: Mr. Early Grandy passed through
this community Sunday, en- route 70
Hattiesbrrg.
Mr. Willie Crosby, from Rainey,
made pleasant call here Sunday.
eggy.
The Jones County news., 1915-01-28
MUSIC CLASS OF THE
{. H. S. ORGANIZES

The Elllsville High School Music
club Was organized this week under
the supervision of Miss Meta Col
Inns. The members, fifteen In mum
ber, are composed of Miss Collins
music pupils. They will meet in the
studio Of the e. II. s. building once a
week. The pupils are very much in
terested In this club and we feel they
will do great things this year In the
music line.
The Jones County news., 1915-01-28

We wish to express our heart
felt thanks to the many friends,
neighbors and relatives for the
kindness ard sympathy shown
us during the illness and death
OF our dear mother, Mrs. Sarah
Stevens Carter, who died Jan.
2Ist, 1915.
We also desire to express our
appreciation OF the many and the
beautiful floral offerings.
All have the lasting gratitude
OF her children.
The Family.
The Jones County news., 1915-01-28

Games in athletics.
All teachers are urged to be
there by ten O'Clock.
Lessie Jarvis. Fronnie Riley.
j. B. Stringer, Committee.
The Jones County news., 1915-01-28
JOE B. COUGH

LOST. Brown Collie Dog, answers
Dyess, 3 miles north Ellisville, Indian
Springs road, Route /, and receive
reward.
The Jones County news., 1915-01-28
Ellisville Merchant to Move
Store and Change His Line
n Letter to the Public Offers His Present
Stock of Goods at and Below Cost

Cough
in Jones County EIe
handle general line merchandise He addressed
ELLSVLLE MISS, l/se/16.
going to ldqudate present business and into
this within
making in general
meroha
1iquidate present line of Men Boys
the THIRTY DAYS,
of
this
rchandis at cost
pinch of
else
eandpay more for your
making
folly
1iquda
your and n
of
rturit is onetth
Il
The Jones County news., 1915-01-28

If you are looking for val
ues attend the Big Sale at
Ruffin Mere. Co.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-12

idsr Ssitt. 9ab unier aanb bur9
Mafftnlisferuns ben MIIiirtsa siir
llsbsrpinbuns 1euifhIanbs behilflid
1T; bab enSlanp seItaitst ipirb,
unisrsn Sanosl aufs Sdtperf!e Du
iddbissn, etenfans um ben sluiirs
ten gu bsIfsn, seuiiet ihnen nod5 nibi.
Die Der. Stoatsn iollen niht bios ibr
Gut, fonbern aud ibr glut Gnslanb
Sulisbe ppfern. Dem pr6iibenten tam
bieis 4bii9t nidt perborsen iein. Dos
nit ipirb es ibm bod, ipenn er elm ses
re6ter uub frisbliebenber Wann Tsin
min ipenn CT bic cSniersien Der Der.
Staaten bobr iteut, ais bisjeniesn
Gnslanbs, 3ur beilisen pflidt. bisis
abIitt au burdtreu5en. Gas .ann sr
tbun, nidt inoem sr DeutidIanb biIft
esnn bi.ies bat folde lntetftiibuns
ni9t psrIanst iOnbern inbem er gum
glaerminbeItsr bic beutide Ration
ni6t baran perhinbert, iidb ssssn ibre
iSeinbe 3u tp.bren. CT ioIlte bod De-
nen, bic bon 5ri.bsn Inn jsbtn grtis
reben, iasen, oaB gar tsin Hries be-
itebt, bab gar tsiue arisasurfafe pors
banbsn 1T unb oab gar sein preis s.'
iorbert pirp.
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1ruppen fdoHeH, als Gruuen bremen.
bss Bed duf bic Solbaten goiIen unb
ais beutIds @erpunbsie perTtiimmelt
lpurben, blisb ben oeuti9sn Soloaten
ni4ts anbsrss iibris. als bic 8etreffen,
ben nah &riegsre6t au beIirafen. Dab
bic 0eutihsn babel nit srober Mabi-
suHs gu Werte ss9ansen iinb, pirO
namsntli4 an ben @crs6nsen in 2pes
inen erpieien, pelhe als beIonberer
gepeis. BON entieBlihitsr 9arbd-ei bin.
eeitelt lperben. Gs lit nGmlid, eriiht.
Iih, bab nur eetuiiTe Stabttbeile bon
2oepen SeritOrt porben limb. Dieie
llntsri6siouns 5piiaen ben Deridispes
nen Stdbttbeilen nub bod auf ir9eno
einsm Grunbe berubsn unb cieier III
febr lsidt feitseitslt. Giejenisen
Siabttbeiie. in tpelhsn beutI6c Srup'
pen puu Siirgern nteberseI6OTen tpurs
ben, iirb Derbrannt iporben uro bic
ubrigen blieben perihpnt, nobel nod
gu bemerteu 1T, bab Die beutiaen
5ruppen bic grDbten 9lnitrenguusen
mahten. bas Seuer bon ben Stucts
tbsilen fern gu baltsn, no bic giirser
Ii6 nibts gu Shulbsn tommen lieben,
Man brau9t bds 9erbdlten Der 0euts
fhen ni6t su beI6Dnieen. sic baben
ii6 teiner Sanolungsn i4ulbig ses
mabt bic lie nitt Dor ibrem 8elpiiIen
unb Dor Der @ett peranttpprten ,0nns
ten,
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Die Rem Yprter Hines"
tparnt 8rpan, bdb er tsine Staatsges
beimniFe perratb, grpan follte ben
Reoattsur ienss 9luttss fraseH, pOrin
bieie Staatsgebeimniiie beiteben tonnz
ten. Sopeit mir uns buriiber Elm Bib
Su MAIDEN permosen, t6nnten iie uur
burin 6sitsben, buB cine 9ruope bon
@roBfinanaiers, bic nit engliidem aas
pital eng uerbunbeu uno ourd cine Inz
sabl Nep gprter 3situngen pertreten
1T, ibrsn ginfIub auf bic IomintItras
finn aufbietet, um pieis gu peruulaiIen,
oab iie gnslanb alien mOsIi6sn Sets
itanb leiitet. 8snn iOIhes bas Sebeims
nib III, 10 tDnnte es ni6t i6neu
eenug 5ur Offentli9eu aenntnib ses
bradt iperoen, benn iolde 9errdtbsr
uno SOrruptioHiiten miiifen blosgefielIt
tperoen.
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Der prGitbeut ioll bic Ieus
beruug getban baben, er mOtte piRen,
ipie bas Qanb Ibsr bic @offenIleSrung
on bic 2trii,tcn oentt, Gisien @urs
i6e ioQte in Der ausgisbisitsu Beie
entipro6en peroen, inoem ieosr Slrs
ger Der Der. Staatsn es iih 3ar Iufs
gobe ma6t, unterihriften fir Die pss
tition gu iammeIH, roeIhe ben prd'i'
oenten el lfudt, sur GinIteGung Der 2ies
ferung geeiCnete S4ritts ju thuH.
Winoeitsns fiinf Wilicnsu llnters
i6riften iiub gu oisiem 3pede noths
penotg uRb lie tonnen erlangt psrben,
pen1 nan es an ben uothiaer Remils
buHg1n Htat iebIsn lGBt, inp.n Sober,
Der bic BafienlieisrunseH mi5biGigt,
es iih our Gufgabe maht, bic peti'
ttoustogeu isinen Sreunber, ieineH
Nutbarn. isinen Qpgenbriiosrn ben
&tr6enmitgIisbern u. /. 10. sur Inter
i6rift Oorauls9en. Wlan pirO bann
ou6 bic Na6rnebmung MAIDEN, bab
bie 8affenlieferurgsr nidt bios BON
0euti4en semibbiqigt tuerosn, ionoeru
aud BON fold):H omeritaniihsn 8iirs
germ, bic nif)t oeutiber ooer JIterrsi
dtiasungariiaer Qbitammuu3 iinb,
benn bic 9etuiiIenloiigtsit, bic in Der
Baffeulieferuns liegt, bei6rGntt iid
uuf 0ieienigsn, bic babel ihreu
Finan8islsn 9ortbsil finbeu. Gas
amsriiunifhs @oIt in feiusr Geiammts
bett bit es lpcber fl. ebrenbait. nod
fir buman. DON glutselO All leben.
Gbenio feblt es bem amsrttanii6sn
goIfe ni6t an Der Snteuigen3, UNI 3u
erfaiien, oaB Der 5rieOs bsFer ndbrt,
GIs Der arieg.
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an ml(ae uere@rtea fda!
Mufrnf 81 einsr Yetition gesea @afeuIieieruas.

I'm ben YrdfbeuieH hbaseu, oah bic amrfane Ration In
Der yaneiernns cine SHbumanita innntral nHS ungereds
M erbd est bic abdi tm cine bon flint bic 9n MaoHm
ameanen gdrsnn nutersene geitou hberiHOH BIZ d
ssn Dain1ader d 3n Sism gebue perbsH aHere
SUfumen un nnb m5sld in weiiere nfsriftea
erlnnsn BAH au bm Coupon ies Ramen ebeu T6apoHs
mb bann unsnidun nub bsm gOSba peiOmih sSsr per BOT
GHsnn gOItsbIa g. O. gog 226) samuu poran wir hs aH
bic Central. .Sammelhsas ibfrmitsIn pcroeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-12

8oiisspunbsr bic @trlaNenbeil
bon W,nft,niiditeu .rrssi Grausu.
Die Sritts msinss Disrbts baIItsn
In Der Sobi.nftiflt.
girbs iis ben Neg frsissben2 Gs
fuar. ole lau,re iis bsm 9stsn aui, ss
III triiideu.
Do6 bu. ON snbt bss DsilerA. aus
bsm serbr6dslten S&ornit.in elmer
ipinbihrdasn ashmbiiii:, n6liit iI6
Rau6 asbsn. Witlstsn!
llsbsr bic Ssde bss ansrensenbsn
Sbiiaartsns itisg Elm sigsnartis.s
Bib: Elm aIits WiittsrGtn, in Der
ileibfameu adiiunbdu6e Der 4rbennss
rinnen nadl 9iensrmsisrarf. itanb, bic
6dnbe In bic 6iifien sslsst, DOR sinsm
isiisn G6ipsin. 6uf bds fis, nud ibrsn
9treaunaen 80 itlisbsn, sinrsbsis.
2luf msinen anruf ir1nbis iis ssmdd'
lid ben aopf, miiteris mid mib,
irauil& unb Dintis sninis ab. afus
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-12

@srfuds Il. gu sin.m g,lprdd a.
brinaen. blisbtn erfolsios. Wis ls6ie
bic aIts frau aIIsin i'm Dorfs7 glrts
iete lie ith niht2 9isb Der atita fs
taIt2 CT fdhisn ipurlos an ibr bors
liberasaanaen; ibr Saus6en itanb IN.
beriibrt glber ale ih fOrtriit, b6rts
i'd Elm Ri6nn hint.r mir brtiu.
Did Elm lssies glai umbr.htnb, ial,
ih. bat iis. aeItiiitelt Dor Baden, bic
Vault nah mir baltic. Cine Gsin.a,
idltpahs.
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Die 4rbeiterf6afto IT Der 9e

Die Irbeitsrf6aft a II Der Ser.
Staater ioate iih entidieosH Der Se'
tpesuHg anidIieBen, bic oas 3iel Dor
4ugsH bat, oteies 2aHo Don allen arie,
gen gu peridOnen, bic nidt Der @ers
tbeioiguns bieneH, osHu es si6t tetHs
aldfie Der gepOI.sruug, bic uutsr 9ries
gen i6perer gu lsioen bat, ais bic Gr'
better. Vie Garmer t0nuer peiter
bauen unb pertaufsR uuo erSieIsH ius
gar b0bers preifs, iuenH oas 2aHo in
einen aries perptteIt lit. Iie bas
Srobtapital fib am arisgs maitet
tSnnen mir iest i4on febeu. alqe iSis
nanSiers Don Uau Street iinb an ben
fabriteu intereiiirt. bic WufieH lie
fern unO 5tebeu Tioiosucen. bic 100
9roSent ubsritsiaen. Der arbeiter
aber muB i'm Sriege Suraeypfoten
iaugeu. Gr aerdth au5sr geihSftisuns
unp mub fir 4uss, nag er 5raa6t
ooppelt tejableH
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Der geriu6, bic oeutf6en
9rsueI nit Sinpeiisn auf bas gerbal.
ten umeri,anii6G SOIbatsn i'm Rebel.
Iionstriege gu rs6tiertigeu, it oDIig
iiberfliiiitg unO unbersdtigt, neil bic
9sutfhsn iih iiberbaLpt teiner @reu.l
ihulbig semadt babsn. Sopett iie
ssgen RibttombattaHtsn sinsef6ritten
iinb, 10 gefbub es in bsrs6tigter Roth
ipebr. aIs bic GiOiliiten in ben
Stdbts1 gsIsiens aus 6GuIern
auf bic DoriibsrgsbsnbsH Oeuti6eu
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samitas, ben II. 5mni 1915.

Seber 1T perpflidtst. feline S6ulz
bistett sesen iein @aterIanb gu tbun,
aber bic Resieruns bes @aterlanbes 1T
aud perpfli6tet. ibrsrIsits ibre S4uIs
bisteit su tbun unb oisie beitebt barin,
friebli6 gu banbeln, tpenn ni6t bic
mtnbeite 9srauIafuns pOrlieat, Don
ben 8irgern gu perlanssn, bab tie ibm
Gut unb 8lut opfern.
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au& rim gtp.fs

Msisr (ber ii4 nit sinsm geiannisn
ipsssn elmer miIitdrii8sn Grae. flr,i.
itD: sd mub bas bsHsr psrist.n, Id
iiamms aus elmer SOIbaisufamili..-
Wsalsr: so, iiub Sbrs grlbtr
beim Wlilitdr2"
Wssier: .9sin, - absr ale m,ius
.SaDsfsrn iiuS aii4snsraaongl.
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AMERICAN HUMANITY LEAGUE
3I6 Garfield Place, Brooklyn, NJ.
To tho President of fine United States:
A PETITION.

We THE UNDERSIGNED CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES,
joined protest the this the
nations Europe Of the hngs that k hereby loyalty
respectfully petition YOU Of aud Of
national Interests TO call the Congress at once into eAtra that
resolution investing President Of
United place embargo expo
from this ammunition and other munitions of
and future time
our petition insoatroverible that
with
10 Instrumental Poongg conflict into which sister nations have
been o plunged
ground accepted
permits the which soIemnly and sincerely at
ai nothing thi. w which
permit it, and the records show that this Government especially and those
civilized siulous the the
prevent expectation munitions Of when occasion
appeared to them demand and instances the exercise this
right may be found in the history Of The United States
WI QUOTE this latter the following
On March 20 1894 provided embargo 30
IS i7sa
MAY 2a 1894, expectation pro-
hbited by Congress. for the period Of
In 1907 general embargo instituted by Congress-
On April 1872 general enbargo provided BY
On April 22 1895 the expectation of prohibited
BY act Of Congress
preadsn. proclamation under the above
mentioned Act fcrdg the expectation ammunition and
war Dominican Republic
On March itisig, Congress provided embargo
on. exist and the dag President Taft placed embargo
against Mexico.
Mexico.
10 1895 the prevented .Apn.ns arms
to Spain
beginning present practically Of
neutral States of Europe have placed smbsIg the szpaon Of
and other munitions Of
authorized British Government
embargo the
1870 the Britain put
the Act effect Her sty Principal Secretary stats
Affairs replied at the Parliament pu. an
embargo the exportstion Of and ammunition purely
munpa and domss, matter We leave off
with the interests Of our people,
WE HOLD country at the
demand that this accepted right
promptly effectively way be given to
those eloquent words OF Proclamation Neutrality
be neutral in fact well put every
transaction which might give preference to party in the struggle
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The Holland America liner Noordarn.
sailing to-day for Rotterdam. will take
mail, closing at $3.50 a. ~, for the Neither
lands.
The Compania Transatisntica liner
Manuel Calvo, sailing to-day for Cad's
and Barcelona, will take mail. closing at
$50 4. NJ, for spain, Portugal and Go-
raltar.
The Italia diner Ancons, sailing to.mor-
row Tor Naples. viii take mail, closing
az $3.50 A. NJ, for Italy, Rumanla- Bull
garia, serbia, switzerland and Greece.
The White star liner Adrtauc. sailing
tomorrow for Liverpool. will take mau.
closing at $50 A. NJ. for Europe, eSr
"ept Germany. Austria, Hungary, Lurem-
burg, Turkey, the Netherlands, Norway.
sweden. Denmark, Italy, Rumsnia, Bull
garia, serbia, switzerland and Greece;
also for Africa, West Asia and East In
dies.
The Lloyd Sabaudo liner Tonaso Al
"a vois, sailing Thursday tor Naples, will
take mail. closing at s 80 a NJ, for Italy.
Bulgaria. Kumanla, Serbia, Switzerland
and Greece when specially addressed only.
The ScAndinaNian-American liner Oscar
II, sailing Thursday for Chr~istiansand and
Christianis. will take mail. closing at 10
A. NJ, for Norway, Sweden. Denmark, Ger
many, Austria, Hungary, Luxembourg and
Turkey.
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SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
NORk-Jdmes MCDermott, PlaIntln
against giuseppe Zibe!li and others, De.
icuIaUis
In pursuance Of a judgment Of fore.
closure and sale, duly made and entered in
the sbove-cutitled action and bearing date
the 10Th day of August, 1915, I. the under
signed, the Referee in said judgment
named VII sell at public auction. At the
~ the Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New
YORK, on the 10Th day Of September. 1915.
a. ] O'Clock noon on that day. by Henry
hrahN', Auril'uetr, the premises directed
by said judgment to be sold, and therein
iot piece OF parcel of iaud, with the build
lnss ana improvements thereon erected,
situate. lying. and being IN the Borough OF
~NianNht'ah or the cay of New York, In tho
ana described as follows; Beginning Al a
point on the Northerly side II li9th street
dlsttni one hundred 600 fee; ~easterly
rom me, .Nprtn"astcrly corner of end Ave
iHe ana ll-lh street running thence North.
cry parable with md Avenue one hun
dred 900 feet eleven ~ inches to IN.
.ehtIo Inc of the block between ll.th and
4ISlh streets, thenc" Easteriy along the
,sltEe Inc o. the block, parallel with
il.ih street twenty-five t25j feet: thence
Southerly p%arsilel with ?nd Avenue one
hundred NGOl feet eleven ID inches to
the Northeriy side Of Nth Street, thence
WtsteriH dIong the Northerly side OF ll2th
street TweutT-hye t25l feet 10 The point
the No 3o7 East ll2h street.
ptied; New York, August 81, 1915.
JAMES EMoEESSTp /; STANTON. Referee;
TN. $50 Broadway, Manhattan Bar-
nouEh, New York CITY.
me following Is diagram OF the prop
cry e. be sold It's street No. is 3OT East
llyth Street;
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s. zulia Lasuayrs, 76l miles south Of
SANDY Hook ~ noon sunday
- Florida, Tamrlco, Il miles south Of
Jupiter al noon yesterday,
- Radiant, Baton ROGUE, l5 mules south.
west of Diamond Shoals AT noon
S. Apache, jacksonville, 10 miles south ~
sandy Hook at y VI
- SARATOGA, Havana. "a miles south Of
Sandy Hook at 7 y VI
IS Brilliant, Port Arthur. III miles south
Of SANDY Hook At noon
- Clty OF Montgomery, savannah. $50 mics
south of SANDY Hook at noon.
s. Perfection. New Orleans. 10 miles south
OF Sandy Hook ~ noon.
"a Ncches, Mobile, 200 miles south OF Sandy
Hook al noon.
IS III s,slo. Galveston. 1874 mules south q
Sandy lluOK At q T. NJ
- Colorado, Brunswick. l59 miles south OF
SANDY Hook at T. N
- CheruSrc. Wilmington, n miles south
OF sandy Hook Al = VI
- Comet. Baton Rougc. 80 miles south Of
Ditmoud shoals A. noon.
- Gamma, Autoia.s,ts 10 miles south Of
almond ShoHl. AT : +. VI
- III Orient" galveston, l3g miles west Of
rOrtugas Al noon
s. Alamo, Key West $50 mile. from pla.
mOud Shoals al + VI
TuE security towns barscS Portland
passed Race Rock AT noon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-07
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YoRK-ADDiB n sELIGMAN and BEA-
TRIcE q. b. zIEGEL, as Administratrices
tells and credits left unadminis,ered OF
Simon Bernheimer, deceased. PLAINTIFF,
against LOUIS BRENNER ct al. de-
PENDANTS.
In pursuance OF a Judgment OF fore.
closure and sale. duly made and entered
In the above-entitled action and bearing
date the I'd day Of August, 1915. ]. the
Undersigned. the referee In said Judgment
named. will sell at public auction, at the
Exchange salesroom, No. it-is Nesey
OF New York, on the 3lst day OF August.
1915, at IL o'clock noon on that day, by
JOSEPH p. DAY. Auctioneer. the premises
therein described as follows:
Al that certain, lot. piece or parcel OF
land. with the building and improvements
IN the Borough Of Manhattan, city OF New
York bounded and described az follows!
.,d sE 81 Es., 1871 2 at : street, Po,1n' S Z. .ns s cns S"n,
dred and twenty n?ol feet westerly from
the corner formed by the intersection of
. ,ss Tsi,sT ia. '' Of i "a r'F sIre Assr iRsn and ra IN.
ming southerly parallel with First Avenue
and through a party wall one hundred
centre line. OF the block; thence westerly
along the centre line Of the block, parallel
or nearly SO with i2ist Street. twenty tao)
Avenue and through a party wall one hun.
bred tloo) feet eleven liil inches: thence
e]asterly along The southerly side OF i2lst
place of beginning.
Said premises being now known as No
Dated New YORK, August S. 1915.
...PERCIYAL II GREGORY. Referee.
233 Broadway, New York city.
The following Is a diagram Of the prop
erty TO he sold; its street Number is sbs
East ialst street