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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-02
FIVE BARNS BURNED
On Pair Grounds ct ST Johnsbury-
Trsmps Held Rssponsibls. q

=. dohnsburv. june 2.-Firs suppased
ta have ben cauEsd ~ trsmps smoking
IL onf of the hsy lnits. destroyed Eve
l.arns un tie Csie10ua fousff fafr
grpHuis. eHtaiiuE lpss ~ s2fsst Tiiev
efFr insmrna for sifFH a. tiiere are
e. hViraHts IN fie rrpruas the Hre-
rssa wers uGss ~ A. ctrr uth tfs flssa
aieh ssread rpridlt. tut tif rrDrs tni-
iishls l.aldings weTe sat-si aftsr sffrn
unHs wuft
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-02
ALLEGED F0RGER CAUGHT.
H. B. Davis, Wanted in Hardwick, Was
Arrested In Ashland, N. H.

st. Johnsbury, june 2.--H. B. Davis
who was arrested In Ashland, \. H..
Monday night, was brought TO the cotin.
ty Jail here yesterday to await hearing
ON charge Of uttering forged checks. II
ia alleged that he swindled Hardwick
merchants out of sums totalling about
$50 last Thursday and then disappeared
Several different names appeared on the
checks, the largest of which was drawn
for Sl6
Davis has been located in Woodbury.
for about year and claimed to be an
insurance agent.
Davis Escaped Once After Arrest.
Ashland, N. H.. June 2.-Ashland was
the scene of exciting adventures yester-
day. Harry Davis of Hardwick, Vt,
was arrested by special deputy sent
from st. Johnsbury, assisted by police
man James Flemming of this place.
The charge against Davis is that Of
forging five checks at Hardwick. The
checks were for different amounts not
any being over s25 Davis came to this
place with woman by the name of
Caroline Wheeler. IL happens that Mrs
Wheeler ran away From her husband and
il was through her relatives in Vermont
that Davis was traced to this place.
Davis has wife and wo children living
at Hardwick.
After. his arrest he was put in the
town lookup and was taken to the train
for st. lohnsbury yesterday noon. While
there he went into the toilet and Jump.
ed through the window, running up the
track for the woods with the sheriff
after him. Davis was too fast for the
sheriff and was able to escape into the
woods.
Help was called and about rs men
secured the woods for Davis in the aft
nrnoon. High Sheriff w n. Worthen
and his deputy, Mr.. Garfield, of st.
Johnsbury, were telephoned and they ar
rived on the night train about the time
Davis was captured in New Hampton by
Victor Huckins, the chief of police of
hat place.
! Davis is now in charge OF High Sheriff
Z. l.. Morrill,. who did not put the hand
.utfs on his man. he agreeing to return
o Vermont without papers il he would
cave him unshackled.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-02
vEsxosT xAs WOUNDED
ss.rrs " Dssvn u wu-riuin. wssl
Canadian Ccrtfrrarf

ffNawN sa Serve Tlr rn-ss -
F'-T-n-s fseu~rs Masists1snr Es-ru~ ~
Mr~weaEfss Hs- ttHmtsr ~ st. Nn~s
Tsfsafan nsra-s - nnurEsH ~ -
tsfe ~ ssrnr 81 rtn- - ss.a
fi 80 fsHsee ssrsia-rts. iserss - So
fn fa-a@1-.ess ar rifif
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-02
Two RUTLAND CORPORATIONS.
o-s for Hotel Business and Other for
Mutual Aid Work.

Tie Rutlsud Hotel association. With
captsl stc,k Of s35go divided INTO aso
slares. hes fled afticles 81 nssorisfinn
NifH fhr secretary of state The sob
s-fiers are Aoiu n Murphy - West
Nufiand. - q Nieklas ~ Rutls-d. q.
81 iia-h ~ Rutsud p 4 stafford I'll
Rntlnns. n y Wpgdau - Rutland nma
= a. Flrnn of North Durssf
Artieles hsFe also beer Sled ~ tho
Iiai1an Aid spiefF ~ Euflsnd. Nifhouf
feritsl stnk. far tiis purpose ~ sssisi-
frs ruru.hers as q fuufusl ed socistv
~ nut 81 aanfurf bifsinrss for rroft
The suizsriisar- srs T.. Tharunxiri. Csr-
~ Rufisnd snd A. Ro-rhi and T. Baod
~ Prurrur.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-02
SEVEN OF CREW LOST
AFTER TORPEDOING
british Steamer Ssidieh Sunk in tn,
North Sea -Forty-ope Survivors
Landed at Chatham.

London. June ?, 2sls .. m-The Brit.
ish steamer Saidieh. from Alexandra.
Egypt, for Liverpool, was torpedoed yes.
tefday in the North sea and seven mem.
hers Of the crew. including the steward
g.. were drowned The Al survivors
lsnded to-day a. Chatham
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-02
wUpDERTP Also DEAD.
ssiomor G-orTs svcrunhss 20 Bulss
weuns 81 Nsn,hss,sr. Nh

Ne.z s~ss-. ~ 3 I'm. z-solousar
f~u-vs. who ~ MrnfsT rr1-uina st...f
nns k7u.d rs lHnEiaty Mrs Frsisftr
1Nias r. ttt hnuss ~ - Nrisr as-.s4
ssa fasr sr-rra - rur ~ hsrs=s1F
.'etsk .ss rau-rsns Aftar aenaasr
fws ss-.s IRE. fts to1r ~ wrs Elsas
fsserFs hs1F So rur ngatrst hts rfrss
.ssss nrs ssrs q frfifs srou fhs ss-ssI-
- ~ss<Fesr f~s~ - ruf tsssF
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-02
KILLED BY ExFREss IRAN.
wsIlans S csrpben Of Ns~ark Dead 81
Nsw haven.

hsw HsFen Cunr. Auur Wafians
: fsmpis8 sefrrtary ~ f,.s nv Clsr4
r1f1fsHf ef Aewark ~ p wss irstaHt
D kt'fa - - errrrss trrfn - fis D..
- statissf Yesterday sftsrro.ur n =
iriirsed tissf - feI ist-esu $50 srrs
ns ftf trnin srteFrd tte statiar Tl.s
irldr rns fa6iT srf zrd rrrshaa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-02
CASE v1TH TURT
II MA 1y~r u Riet-sss !, su-s Fo-
DrraEes

Tsss -ss ~ g.tr MIS- - hisnsA..sssr
.N II - ~ tosr 81 ht-hnawna. ssr ~
lirsmaH ~ wtirA 80 PIE int8a NsFs g ~
- srsanrss. wrrs e. ~ Ssrvw s.ss sst--rsss't
= rrris-s STATS rvr~t - ~S@s stnTsra
3 ~-sk rrs sd 80 -l--srN ssruaes'-
we-s hrnrf ts.Esr. HaaTs Huus rfrinE
50 -iE-.r e. - ttrT.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-02

>maM NiArris drsw fias tfe4urs ~ q
6s4 ams ~ ~ tsr sixts Nma esHfnr hs-
faut.sr's sttsrtiur tc n ste sid.
~ suurs . 80 uuEts e. hsrs srrr
lsrs ht ! dr.s ths rrs 80 81 81 t
curls rur HrNT fror tsss So
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-02
G. r. Gladding,
Geo. A. Reed.
Alex. Hanton.

| Pursuant 10 its announced plan Of sew
eral weeks ago. the cemetery commission
ers came in TO get instructions as 10 how
they shall proceed in the matter OF main
tanning Elmwood cemetery. The ques
tion was not propounded for the first
time last night and most Of the aldermen
who listened felt quite intimately ac-
quainted with the problem. y. l.. Smith.
r. T. Cutler and Superintendent AleNan-
der Hanton each favored a plan for pre-
serving uniformity in caring for the lots,
old and new. at Eimwood. Mr.. Smith
said three courses were open: Keeping
within the Elmwood income and letting
certain sections Of the ward 60 90 seed:
transfer funds from Hope cemetery; su-
thorize an appropriation each year from
the city council Mr. Cutler quoted ono
of his ncighbors as saving he wruld leave
a perpetual care fund for hrs lot a good
deal more willingly Il BE- knew the city
would be taking care of all the lots.
CLERK Mackay quoted nearly two dozen
people. he said. in opposing the idea tha'
the city "a 10 care for al cemetery lots
20 the exclusion q people Who have es
Ia biished funds Alderman Rossi op
posed the excessive increase in the price
81 lots ~ Hope cemetery. Alderman
clrsson vas inclined 10 oppose the chang
in the price Of lots 81 Hone 40 long a.
tho csmetefy q already self f-msints ming
Mr. smith denied that the commission
had contemplated the increase for The
purpose % supplying money to msintsin
Eiruvood Aiaernsn Shurtlef thought
the cerueteriss should b. tesutifed ans
kept hesufifui and anr money advsnces
fuT fhst purpose. - crut iuued. would ~
sreuf more proftshir than sgus - ths
rruurv that has henn uaed
Whnr tire esasr ngissinnrrs rrtired. fhe
-nurm,f u1a5e shurt shrfft - ths srr.ai
sidsrman prure rsrref fhnf tho aso 80
ihorirrS - isv fo ths fnafutsnsncs ~
.rts y. vufsH fhs fttT reustrrirs foT ths
u.a infertnas ~ uneares fur l0fs Alisr
rsr Esasf sessnded tl,s urotinr sud y
rss rnrrisa
a Telegram fraul r--o-rs = cccdkcv
a. sf 90 0reisrd us g. - ritv az
.rrra-r vass rssH anf rHferrrf g. 80
ran-sl NJ f.asElnuskr ssts1 fbat hs
: rsrr - arsssr ~ l-asiur ths nr-rs
,ntras Fsm fes -~ar farirs unarr go
1-r.ssr 5nrs 81 she rarsrnrf whi~t nss az
= h.rr sts So 81 e far FrHF aftr-
fusa asaaassus h wns tsrsars tr Ha~is.
" fan~atnsskF shss - -umr-1 ~utlis
r-sss-- - srau-sa - tts srs ~ 80
~ rsas ~ ~ trsa a l-tt-r f-o~
fU.rsiruss ~ ss--tt r4s.g
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-02
Was Determined Upon by
the Barre City Council
Last Evening
INCREASED INTEREST,
FEWER POLLS, CAUSES
Council Voted $50 for in
tenance of Lot ,.xesyyy
c. sNaNss
,s,voM

An increase of five cents over last wear
by resolution at the. regular monthly
meeting OF the city council last night.
/ The decision to go above the rate of 1914
was reached after an exhaustive exam
ination OF the grand list recently COM
pleted by the assessors as well as the
tentative budget of expenses that looms
up in the ohing. Increased interest ac-
counts and the prospects OF losing many
polls through the absence of taxpayers
of this kind during the industrial slis-
pension this spring are given as two OF
the salient reasons for the slight Jump
in taxes in l9l5.
Because it was claimed that the writ
ten resignation as forwarded to the clerk
and read last night was not in proper
form, the council voted not to accept the
Withdrawal notice of the park commits
sion A motion insisting that the form
Of resignation be terse and free from ex-
traneons matter was made and carried
without dissenting vote. Several mem
bers of the council, after hearing the
resignation, were inclined to the feeling
that it reflected unfairly on certain OF
their numbers and that it would be an
injustice to them to have it fled as A
public record. In connection with the
park commission. the motion carried two
weeks ago in which the commissioners
were instructed to undo some of the
cba thou L. fn he
curb of Currier park was resended and
the sldermanc street committee was Civ
EN- authority to confer with the street
superintendent on the adyisa bility o.
moving the curb back to its original line.
The original resignation was as follows:
Barre, Nt May 25, 1915.
To the Honorable City Council,
Gentlemen:
Whereas, the undersigned board OF
park commissioners have worked on a
scheme OF beautifying the grounds around
Currier park Tor over year; and where
as, after explaining our purpose, we Sc
cured recommendation for an extra ap-
for this work from the finance
and secured said appropria
tion from the city council: and whereas.
we obtained permission from the street
committee to move the curbing in ae-
rordance with the way the work was be
ing carried out; and whereas. we entered
INTO an agreement, in good faith with a
elected by and serving the
ibutters around said park to do the inn
nrovements along said lines in lieu of
heir assuming the maintenance of the
park for this year; and whereas. your
honorable board has in one session in the
'ounciroom, ordered us TO make such
hsnges as will spoil the whole effect de-
red add TO the expense. and relieve the
butters' committee Of their obligations;
re. therefore. feel obliged, in the inter
st of harmony, to hereby tender our res
gnations as park commissioners TO take
fleet at once.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-02

coz. set q. 2 ss--,a Er1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-05
SnldnbiiHe Nad)ri@teu.

- u DIT Srauen. Gin Mann,
ter bei9uloist pirb, a9t Jrnusn gu
baberL miro Don ben 9eboroem pon
Whlipnlifee geiudt. Ger getrciienbe
lit CHARLES 9it9er, eia WitsIieo Der
Hiiitenaarobe bes 3oufutters ,,5us.
carora~ Der oas Sdiii perIaiien bat
unb ii6 segenipdrtig irgenbrpp Der.
borgen bdIt. 9it1er iol nit einenl
17i1brigeD Wabden bon Wtanitoipoc
sefloben Iein. gsitber ion abtnaI
Dor Dem ebeIihen glltar geftanoen
babeH, ipeabaIb seeen i'm bic Gin.
flnge Der @igamie erboben ipuroe.
Ssn Dem Saftbefebl iino 5lpei Sierra.
then angegeben, mas geiesIi1 geilii.
seno III, ben @eirhten Der oben er.
ip6bnten slnflage 5u beidulbigen.
slIs al1gerin in Dem &aftbefeb[ Jun.
girt 3raii slnna pnppert Bitder, bic
nad Der gebouptl,ng bes 9iiffifts.
airpaIts Die iehite @nttin oes ange.
flnsten lit. Sie itebt i'm sllter bon
etipa az sSabren iinb ipiiroe NIT Seit.
der am 10. Suni 1918 in WHltpailfee
aetraiit. sluberoem ioa Der Mann
fSraiIen in ct. paiiI, Wianitorppc,
Siour gitp iinS anberen Stabteu be.
iiten ~
- 8riide iiber Selfgate.
Die 6dIfien bes gos,ns ber $12,s
100000 giienbabnbriide iiber 5ea
Gate amGaii Riper BEL Neip Dort iinb
nunmtbr perbunbsn unb jeBt rubt
Der gfieisnipann in iid islbit unb abs
iolnt fifer. Die @erbinbuna entIprah
asnnu Der aalinlation bes syngenieurs
@uit. 2inbentbal, Der bic Bride eflts
mari unb bic aonftruttionsarbeit pers
jonli6 Ieitete. Die porberaehenben
aipei ober brei 9age = bic iritii6iisn
i'm 8au Der Bride = fparen 1age
arobsr Gprss, bd bic Werrehnung
Srnbel bebeutet bdben lpiirbe. ober bic
beiben TbeiIe tameH 5uIammen. gang
gennu nod ben DOR LANCER 3eit in b.m
Gntipurf nieberselegten mdtbematis
iden Berednungsn. Spbrdulibe Ries
Isnirane aif ben btiberieitisen Sbiirs
men Iieben bic SdIften berab in bic
ppiition, um bic 0ernittung Der Gns
ben pcrsunebmsn. Die siibne aeiftuns] ]
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Srittes dpiteI.

Rad)bem Sulius Spring ale papie
It nit srObter 4ufmertfamteit burd
geIeien, iab er ippbl nod eine StuHD
nadbenteno in ieinem 3immer um oo'
@elefens seipihermuBen geiitia in lid
aufaunebmen. Sriibe blidte er in bi
3utrnft, benn sr ertannte nllnmebI
ben 3iped feines oierieins, er Iolle lid
bic Hehte zines legitimen Sobnes er
fdmpfen; iollts es ibm gelinger9
Tie 4iidglode forte Sprine all!
feinsm 8riiten; er begab iih, nadbem
er ii9 ettpas seiammelt bate, binun'
ter in ben Speiieiaal.
!Dett fanb er cine Qn3abl perionen
Dumeil unb Serren, bereits am Sif4e
er nabm plaB, unb od ibm Die Der
fdnmten @Gnse nafierpirt tpurben
bate tr taum 3eit, ii4 feline sifdaes
feafhaft gu beObadter.
Gin dltlider bagerer Serr, ipel6el
iinferem junsen Sreunte segeniiber
fab. lisb benfelben nid,t auBer @uge
9lnfanss mar biss Sulius Iebf oleid.
giiltis. ipdter befrembete es ibn bod.
CT. fabte nun ieinerfeits ben 5errn
ebtnfdls feit in's Nuse, lpas biefen
aber ni6t aus Der Jaiiuns brahts,
benn er i9ien es fir gang in Der ORB
nuug 5u balten.
Der Gltli6e Serr bate Elm psrtrods
Iietes, podennarbiges, Dertpittertss 9ez
fiht nit langen eiiengrauen grauen
unb Mimpern nnb einem 8adnbarte
non sleider Garbe. Die Gig. n,o6ten
sinit ni4t unfdSG unb 5iemli6 resels
rndbig geipefen fein, ebe bic tropif6e
Come iis beinabe gum Mumienbuften
ausgetrodnet bate.
Grit mad 8eenbigung Der Safel
dbernobm es Der Wirtb, Sulius init
ftinen Sifd> unb SaussenoTen burd
cine gegenieitige 8oriteIung befannt
su MAIDEN, unb Der Gltli6e Serr, Der
SuIius jebt als Wr. 8ropn Doraefellt
fDurbe, lieb es ii9 nun anselegen fein,
init ibm ein fur3es @dprdh an3us
1niipfen, ais pollte er bamit ben ettpas
btfrfmbIidxn Ginbrud peripifHen, fptls
~ bss festp6srsuSs gtnfusrsa bssI
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ornxseisentbxMsiiber ibertrasnnsex
gineinnati, a. Oft.

George R. Bald an Gtta W. goas
tes, 3 Sabre pd6t pom II. OttDber
1915 auf Got 222 in Glsmere Sbn'
bitat llnterabtbeilung in Nortpoob,
jGbrlihe Wietbe $192.
Simo paripopio an 2ufa Bjelai
unb Milta 8jclai 80 2lder 2anb IN
SurDep 1926 in 9tnberipn Sofpnihip,
(Steuer $1.50; 81.
Samuel VI. Bel Sr. an elmer g.
@dstins, Got 10 in RiDerDieip SDns
bitat llnterabibeilunG, 81.
Die Ribae Redltp Go. an 6. ..
unb Catherine 2. Rod, Got 129 In
GreitDiep llntsrobtbeiluns, (Steusr
500; 81.
Wiqiam 9otfpin II. Qlnb. an Wors
rib unb Warp aueas, 9txil bon Gots
81 uub 3s IN plsaicut Wisw alutn.
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Eemiffefon.
9(i(6Sue(5(d.
Bon Stto 80 Iller.
(6ort5ebuno.)
gOn Otto 80 atler.

20 ia, ginises ipeib id; iene Gal
Rite ipurbe bonn @eridt amtli9 geoff.
net tpeil man permutbete, es ieiei
Sbnen bon Sbren bdnferrtten prin5i'
palen Mertbpapiere unb anberc ipitb.
tlgs Dpfiimenfe iibereeben ipprben. Mls
man lid, isbo9 bon Der @runolpiigteii
bieicf InHabme iiberSeugt bate, erbieIt
Id als glbpptat Der 9ldub;scr bas
iper!gtoit Sbiett nebit Snbalt snriid.
,Wie, Sic baben iene Gafetts, mel.
dc mir ineine SHUTTER Dor ibrem Spbs
ibersdb. i'm geiis9" ipraf Sprina
Dsripnnoert. Der Snbalt bieier Cal
istte 1T fir mid bis iebt 9ebeimniB.
oenn 70 polte es msine quite Mutter
icb folIte bic papiere ui9t Dor suriid
gsltstem 26. Sabre leien, unb beoor i'd
bas 9llter erreifte, bate Die 8sricbt y
bebbrbe mein @isentbum nit @efhIaa
belegt."
psrr Sbb mar in elm gtebensinmer
getrsten, beifem itarte Gi6entbiir mil
fdiperen GiienbeidlGgen perieben ipar
Sie 8ls9tapiel bod in SGncen bal
tenb. tebrte er in Der nd6iten Winute
ipieber aus bem NebenSimmer suriid
Sein iuhgsr @ait mar poG GrItouner
anfseiprungen. .Sd bas lit meinc @aiz
fette!" rief Sprins Dor lleberrafhuna
gang auber ii6 unb bic Qufreguno
trieb -ibm beinabe Sbrdnen in bic
Mugen.
Run lit es ben iunaen Wdnn nid)t
mebr in bieien 3Gumen; er mubte al
Iein fein, benn er ieit feiner Sinb6ei!
erfebnte Nueerblid mar ba, sr Iollte
aenntnib Don bem 9ermG6tnib feline,
.geliebten Mutter nebmen. Mr. Obj
begriff bic Iufresuns Springs; er
) erltlieb ibn foslei6 uno nabm linn nur
bas 8erfpreasn db, ibn Dfter 81 bcfuz
den unb nd4iten Sonntas BEL ibm su
iptifen.
sSn 1einem Stiibden, binter perrie=
gelter Sbiir, I'm ni9t geitDrt sn ipers
ben, iab Sulius balb; persilbte pa
pierre lassn Dor ibm, griefe feines 3D.
ters on Ieins Mutter aus perItiehenen
Soften ibres 9erbdltnifes, gslpeife
elmer riibrenben .Inbdnglihtsit, elmer
3eibeuff)aft, bic bur6 bic S6pisrios
feiien bon auBen unb our4 his lan9e
1rennuns INNER neue 0abruna erlals
ten bate, unb fid namentli4 in elmer
ipabrbaft poetif9en 9erebrung Der
tbeuren glifabetb Guberten.
9lIlein ipeitaus pi4tiser nod unb
bon betssrgreifsnbitem SntersiIe mar
Elm 5sft nit auf5eidnungen Der Wfute
ter, gu peridiebenen 3eiten hires 2es
beus unb namentli4 hires gbsitanSes
entitaHben. 8eirn Our6leien allss beis
fen, erle5te Sulius slei4iam geifiig ben
gunssn 2ebsnss unb 2iebesfriib!ing iei>
nsr gItern unb bssriff. pie bic in Der
5rembe einidm unb freunblos bdItes
benbe Wuttsr, bamals Elm feurigeE juns
ges Wdbden, ben beeiferten uno ritter
lidsn 6ulbisunsen zines ebenio feiria
fiiblsnben Siinslinss. Der iein S2iel nit
anssliaaiif4er 3dbigteit Derfolgte,
troy zines ,rnitsn innersn aampfes ibr
9ers ni9t gu peridlieben i'm Stanbs
ssipeisn. Sulius sriab aus Disisn Gage
biidern, tuelde admpfe feline SHUTTER
3u bsiteben hattie.
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80 aIerIatein.

3ipei ShladtenmaIer itreiten fia
iiber ben @ertb ibrer Sdopfungen.
sd babe cine felernbe aanone 70
tauiheno gernaIt," briiiiet ii6 Der ei.
ne, voab ale 9eiite, bic bas Bib ie.
ben, iif bic Sbren 3iibaIten.~
%, Sas lit gar nidts,e entgegnete
Der nnoere;; i'd babe neliIid cine
gan5erpIatte 10 natitrsetreu nuf bic
2einranO sebrndt, bab iebe augeI
oarnn obpraIltel"
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| Wargaret aaltel on Mlt. aootoui
| 9. II, 6. Co., $1650.
! @auebnis Barr an adte 9. eul=
| lom, 5000.
Intbonp 5uelsmann an Spring
9arben &. II. v. Co., $1100.
5annp 81. proips an $. q. eurrp,
$500.
Sanette .0erpep an proDibent CABS
ings .. Il. Z. Co., $1,000.
5annp Ssinitein an uRitp g. u. ..
60, $1500.
philip Gltus an Meper 9aIantp,
$400.
Sarrp s. 6anblep on Gnierpriie
3. II. g. ". &c., $1,000.
8ernarb 9opb all gnterprife ..
III. &. U. &c., $4,000.
5dnnab 5. StilImun an DO,
$1425.
gba g. sSne an Linton Saoinss ..
Il. 3. 60. $500.
Jobn w. eropper an Z. Wdro y. u.
3. 80, $4,000.
emma 6. 9ine an bo., $4,000.
Daniel @cirnan on Weitipooo
.Sonleiteab Co.. $500.
Sreberid 5oelise an glberon .. II.
g. a., $225O.
Sobn r. goot on Soutbern Obio
9. Ii. 9. Co., $500.
Marn s.. aenerman an Germania
3. u. Ho. 3, $1,000.
Saian g. Snen an 9. 6. Sop!ins
II. gInb.. $500.
Spbn 6. Bred an Goutbern SbiO
8. IL. 3. 60, $500. T
Wlarp Rice on Rsabins Roob Q. II.
9. So, $1100.
Carrie Meitmeper an pbilip Rens
nsr. 500.
Serman aritssr ON Columbia ..
II. g. Co., $500.
@ettlsts 9bpotbeten.
Gamuel u. Bel Srl an gInn g.
II. 9. o.. $500.
SEQ. 8. Rienbarb oil Williams6urg
.. II. g. Co., $1,000.
Geo. Mloend on 9loria 6. II. @.
Co.. $1,000.
Srebcrid aopp an Jrantes g..
Nurpbp, $400.
Sobn so. @i6Ion an pbilip Gas
ner. $1,000.
5as. SampiOn 9un an 6. Ma.rs
zen. $500.
SEQ. 2pons an Guarantee Depos
tit Co., 500.
0apib greper on Giti,ens 3. u.
&c. 2. $500.
: Sanette Ssrpsn an Souihern Obic
Sapings gant Co., $500.
5annb Tcinitsin al Union Saoinss
3. II. 3. &c.. $500.
6srmdn Sues an DlabiIon q. u.
no. 2, $625.
Rarsariba 6. Sdueler an Z.
Warb g. II. y. GD., $4,000.
elmer g. 9ine on 6o., $500.
Daniel DisrnoH an WeitnooS
5omeIienb Co., $1,000.
gbnarb Wc@.e on Central Jair'
mount .. u. 6. Co., $1,000.
Wm. Rocper ST. an Mn. 6. Cams
bert, 1886.
GDwarb .. Sartman an eagle g.
unb g. q. $1,000.
Do. an aibsral 8. unS 3. 60.
5000.
Geo auicger an @iuiam arileger
$500.
eamueI g. siloor on SiberaI g.
lnio y. 80. $1,000.
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man, $500.
Samusl 80. Bel an Glenn .. II.
9. 60. $1,000.
gstsr aauterbaa an aineoln .. u.
Ro. /. $1,000.
gllite 3. 9ibTon an Central 1ruIt
unb Safe Depoiit Co., $700.
glloiiius Bilesti an Sputbern Obio
g. u. Z. Co.. 5000.
gtnbrep 8lepins on bo., $1,000.
Sobnfon glbinger an Giti5sns o.
u. go. 2, $1700.
Sarab De gfco an @eetnan Ctr.
Q. ". 9. Co. $1,000.
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