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The Yale expositor., 1915-01-21
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Srltppen iiber Die 35ura ioIlen iieben
9otaiIlone 2urenburger perni6tet
norocn fem. yBir finoen oieie Wiel.
bung," idreibt Ole Sine. 6reie Erei.
ie, lin elmer iiiolidcn 3eitllne, Die
inns 6ufGaig in Die SGnoe gefoIen
lit. @0gIi6eripeiie bat iie ou6 III
bieiigen 9I6ttcrn geitanOen, oenn
oieie laiien cine 8eIegenbeit, lid 5li
bIamieren, ni6t leidt ungeniitt. @ir
hnben Tie Damn pobl iiberieben. Dab
cine oerortige MeI0ung bier an.
Iton6sloS oerbreitet tperoen fam, lit
ibon Elm beinabe fIniliider 9epeiS
iiir ole in Sen &eoaftionsIhlben an.
Clio omerifonii6er 3eitlingen herr.
ihenSe lln9laublide llnpiiienbeit.
g9enigltenS iollte man in oieIengScrts
ii0ttcn ser @eiitesornult tpiiien, oab
2uremburg Elm neiltrales 2ono uno
on Dem &riege nibt beteiligt lit, Dab
2urembrrger alio ou6 nuf Dem DIT.
li6en 9riegSidauplaBe nidt fGupfen
f0nnen. 9oB oie Iuremblrgii6e glr.
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iieben @otaillone olio nidt gut oer'
lieren fam, brau6t mon ia nift 5u
ipiiien, ober IN 2onoon iollte man
bos lpiiien, mo man Die iniinni9e
W}eIoung bat paiiieren loiien. Gl'
Iein bort i6eint man 81 glauberl, fir
sic amerifaniibe Rreiie lei irgeno
cine Sfdubergeibi6te gera0e gut ge.
mug. 2eioer bat man fir Die @e.
ringi6Gelne, ole in oieier @ebalo.
lung sum 9lusorud fonlmt, bier nur
icbr penig @erltdnonis, ionit Diiroe
man iie iid lGugit uerbeten baben."
The Yale expositor., 1915-01-21
TOWNS IN QUAKE DISTRICT

Reports from the officials in charge
calities, while still incomplete, give
an index Of the event of the catas-
trophe as it affected the following
towns:
Rome-Many injured. but none
killed.
Avezzano and vicinity-15,OOO killed
and injured.
Aielli-Nearly one thousand dead
and injured.
Arpino-15O known dead; scores in
jured.
Albano-Many dead; town severely
damaged.
Arricia-50 dead and injured.
Campobasso-20 known dead; town
damaged; many reported burned in
wreckage.
Cori-Town partly demolished; cas-
ualties unestimated.
Ciprano-No report of casualties;
many houses wrecked.
Cervetri-Seven reported killed.
Filacciano-Three reported dead.
Monte Rodondo-Five reported
dead; Prof. Luigi Megnati reported
killed.
Naples-None reported dead, but
scores injured.
Galiano-Several reported dead in
ruins of famous cathedral; others
buried alive in wreckage of homes.
Megliano-Death list will be large,
as whole city is reported demolished.
Potenza NINETY miles east of
Naples) -Many buried in ruins; feared
many of 10000 population are dead;
town badly damaged.
Pofi-50O reported dead out of 1000
population; town demolished.
Poppi-500 dead.
Palestrino-Five known dead; many
injured.
Ripi-Number known dead. Is;
many hurt.
Sora-1OO reported dead; town COM
pletely wrecked.
In addition the following towns have
been reported practically destroyed:
Antrosano, Castromovne, Capelle.
Cerchio, Celano, Capistrello, Giosamar-
81, Leln, Marse, Mascadalo, Palermo,
San Feline, Scurcola and Collarmele.
These are reported to have been
seriously damaged:
Bisegna, Balsorano, Canistro, Cocul-
10, Civitellandantino, Castellfumi,
Orthucchio, Ortonsmarsi, Pagliotra,
Pescina, San Benedetto and Sorbo.
Towns slightly damaged we're:
Cappadoccia, Carsoli. Ovudoli, Pera-
oluco, Poggio Filippo, Rocacerro. Santi
Marie, San Donate, San Stefano,
Taglicozzo and Trasacco.
All of these towns, 1t is expected,
will show casualty lists when the re-
lief officials can direct their efforts
toward compilation of the statistics OF
the disaster.
The Yale expositor., 1915-01-21
BAD DREAMS
Caused by Coffee.

81 have been coffee drinker, more
or less, ever since can remember, I'M
til few months ago l became more
and more nervous and irritable, and
finally could not sleep at night for l
was horribly disturbed by dreams of
all sorts and species of distressing
nightmare.
Finally, after hearing the expert
ence OF numbers of friends who had
quit coffee and were drinking Postum,
and learning of the great benefits they
had derived, l concluded coffee must
be the cause of my trouble, so got
some Postum and had it made strictly
according to directions.
Il was astonished at the flavor and
taste. 1t entirely took the place OF
coffee. and to my very great satisfac-
ton, began to sleep peacefully and
sweetly. My nerves improved, and
wish / could wean every man, woman
and child from the unwholesome drug
drink-coffee.
People do not really appreciate or
realize what powerful drug 1t is and
what terrible effect 1t has on the hui
man system. II they did, hardly
pound of coffee would be sold. would
never think of going back to coffee
again. | would almost as soon think
Of putting my hand in fire after
had once been burned. Yours for
health"
Postum comes in two forms:
Regular Postum - must be well
boiled. 15c and Csc packages.
Instant Postum-is a soluble pow
der. A teaspoonful dissolves quickly
in cup of hot water and, with cream
and sugar makes delicious beverage
instantly. 30c and soc tins.
The cost per cup OF both kinds is
about the same.
there's a Reason" for Postum.
sold by Grocerk
The Yale expositor., 1915-01-21
NO CUSTARD FOR REGINALD
Young Wife Had Done Her Best, But
Probably the Cook Book Was
at Fault.

Reginald loved his wife tenderly
and devotedly, but he had to acknowl-
edge in the Utmost recesses of his
heart that the hand that welded the
powder puff lost it's art in the pud-
ding basin.
What pudding would you like to-
night, lover" she cooed at breakfast
time.
"oh, anything" he whispered des-
perately.
"Anything?" she reiterated. in a
panied tone.
well, you know, old girl; anything
light-only don't tire yourself out"
you shall have your favorite-cus-
tard, DEAR" she promised.
Toward seven o'clock Reginald re-
turned, but the sound of weeping and
crashing of teeth greeted his trained
ear.
Whatever is it, my dear girl?" he
implored. as he rushed into the
kitchen.
"O-o-o-oh!" she sniveled on his
waistcoat, 1--WE been making you Gus
tards all the afternoon and"
"And what, pet2"
"They all t-t-turned out sponge
cakes!"
The Yale expositor., 1915-01-21
SentidDe @cfnnsene lueroen nm
menidlIidl behanoelt.

GAP Die 8ebanoIrng Der @efonee.
men bon ieiten 6ronfreibs cine gero.
ne5u lnboruber5ige 1T, eibt 9eugnis
fir Die oIlin6blige 8errobune oieies
emit noblen 8olfes unO 1T Die notiir.
lide 6oIge oeS llngloibens, Der Den
Meniben 5unGiere beroboriidt. Bon
Gublono mar cine menidcniuiiroi.
&c @ebanolung Der in ibre !SGnoe @e.
fnIlenen niht 81 erfuorten; ieoes cole
@efiibl III ia i'm Sdnapsgenub er.
Itidt bel oen Wfosfotpitern.
Tob nun ober aud Die gnaI1noer
Gem geiipiel Der 9tuiien imo sron.
0oien foIeen uno oieieIben Inut Breb.
beridten nod iibertreffen ourd robe
gbiperriing uno ihmodJpoIe ge.
bonoIuue niht MIR arieesseionae.
The Yale expositor., 1915-01-21
Earthquake 0utdoes in Horror
the Disaster Which Over
WheImed MeSSina.
WILL BE SOME DAYS BEFORE THE
NUMBER OF THE DEAD CAN
BE AScERTAlNED.
Dread Of New Shocks Retards the
Work Of Rescue-AVezzano Com
pletely Destroyed-Nine-Tenths
of the Population Killed
Stricken Area Likened
to Vast Gene
terry.

Rome, Jan. 16-The full truth of
the extent of the disaster wrought by
the earthquake which rocked the en-
tire width of Italy in a 300-mile belt,
destroying Avezzano and more than
twenty other towns, and causing loss
of life and property in less degree in
a score more of towns, lies hidden be-
hind a tangled maze Of wires and
debris-clogged highways.
A member of the chamber of depu-
ties from Lipari telegraphed to Pre-
mier Salanda that the disaster would
surpass in degree of violence and
percentage Of dead and injured the
Messina earthquake of 1908, in which
10000 were killed and injured.
An unofficial estimate from a con-
sentative source places the approx
mate losses at $4,000 killed and 10000
injured
Premier Salandra told his associates
at the cabinet meeting held to provide
relief for the inhabitants of the
stricken area that the feared the loss
of life might reach 10000 and the num-
Der of injured 10000. He said the
disaster was second only to that Of
Messina.
A brief dispatch transmitted to
Rome after communication had been
restored between Naples and Solmona,
% miles east of Avezzano, the center
of the earthquake belt, said reports
of the losses had been exaggerated,
and that the toll of death would not
exceed 1000.
Official circles adhere generally to
the estimate of about $4,000 killed and
10000 injured.
Survivors are living in terror of
new earthquake shocks following sew.
eral slight tremors, which completed
the destruction of many buildings
which had been severely damaged.
Many persons were injured by the
recurring shocks, among them a num-
Der of the rescuers.
The correspondent of the Corriere
dItalia at Avezzano wires that two
more shocks were felt there during
the night.
Town Of 10000 Wiped Out.
All reports agree that the disturb
ance, which in forty seconds turned
fourishing and populous stretch of
country into an immense cemetery,
was the worst, in point of area af-
fected, of any ever visited upon Eu-
rope.
Avezzano, = city of 10000 in the
Province of Aquila, was completed de-
stroyed. Nine-tenths of the popula-
ton of the city were killed. Practi-
cally every person who was not in
the streets at the time Of the earth
quake lost his life. The personnel of.
its entire civil and military admins
tration with but few exceptions was
wiped out. Including the country
roundabout the losses in killed and
injured at Avezzano will reach $4,000.
Tremendous relief measures have
been put in motion. King Victor EN-
The Yale expositor., 1915-01-21

ner, ionbern aud 0li6tfombottnnten,
aeigt 81 9eniige, oob iib in Der Fri.
pIeentente Die ri6tieen @lmente 5u-
iammen9efunoen. 9ieie Gbarafter'
ei9enl6oft DER orei 9laiierten miro
81 oeren llneinigfeit fiibren. @em
lire &obbeit gegen orme @eripilnoete
uno @eiangene, gegen @reiie, 6ral.
CT uno 4iuoer in ibrem lln6riitli.
diem Sab eegen oas 9elltibtlim cr'
idopft lit iIno Der 9rieg li9 peiter
81 @unlten 0eutiblnnos penoet,
miro bas Mibtrmnen seeen chamber
lcbenbig meroen, tpie elm iol6eS ia
iett ibon inter Den @efangenen in
0ellti6lano sum 9lusorud foulmt.
The Yale expositor., 1915-01-21

In every stricken section temporary
hospitals have been established, and
to these have gone nurses and doctors
to care for the injured.
At Avezzano those who got away
and were only slightly wounded in
sisted upon returning to search the
ruins OF their homes for relatives and
friends. Survivors dug frantically
into heaps of plaster and stone, often
stained with blood. In many instances
survivors tainted as their dead were
brought to hight in the ruins of the
home. Then the heartbroken searcher
had to be cared for by the members
of the hastily organized relief COM
mittee.
$4,000 Troops at Work.
Thirty thousand soldiers have been
distributed throughout the earthquake
district and already large quantities
Of provisions and clothing, with wood
for the construction of huts, have ar
rived.
Bishop and Monks Lost.
At Pescina the cathedral belfry and
the house of the bishop entirely dis
appeared
No trace of Monsignor Bagnoli,
bishop of Pescina, and 20 Carmelites
who lived with him has been found,
and it is feared that all persisted.
The Yale expositor., 1915-01-21
(snalan6s Sinterliitiafeit.

Der !Saager &orufponoent oeS
aopcnbogencr 0latteS y@oeteborg ct
6ioefartiitiOnine" fonn I'M 3uiom.
menban9 nit Dem 0oflunentenfltno
in 9riiilel aus better 0uele mittei.
len, Dab Ole engIiid]e &e9ierltn9 i6on
1906 nit Solono @erbanoIungen
einleitete 6pedS 9lbi6htiieS elmer mi.
litGriiben Sereinbarltng iiir ben
Soil, oaB 0eilti6Iano in einem 81.
fitnftigen 9rie9e nit 6ronfreid) Die
gfeutralitGt Sollon0S nerleten iollte.
@Gbreno oieier SerbonbIungen MIR.
De betannt, Dab elm gleidlallten0eS
llebereinfommen 5mii6en Den &eeie-
rilngen bon 9riiiieI uno &on0on in
@orbereitlIng iei. 0ie boGGnoii6e
9fegierilng lebnte 6en engIii6en Sors
iblog nit Der 9egriinoung ob, Die
ii6erite glrt fiir 0oaono in einem
5llfiinftigen Griege feline SteIlung
81 id)iisen iei lid itreng oerartiger
nilitdrii6er 9lbma6ungen nit anoe.
rem WtG6ten 81 entbaIten. Die boil.
lGnoii6e 9iegierltng erfannte ie0of,
boB Ortr6 OoS engliib belgiihe 9lb.
fommen Die @cinbr elmer @erlesung
Ger HeutrolitGt ser S6eloe 0tiin.
Dung gepa6ien iei. Iies mar Ser.
onIoiiung, ooB 0ie Hegierilng iofort
Die 9efeitigung @Iiiiin9enS beihloB,
ole iotpobI in Scr engIiihen oils au6
in Der bcIgii6en Ereiic beftig auge-
grifien muroe.
The Yale expositor., 1915-01-21
'CASCARETS" FOR
LIVER, BOWELS
For sick headache, bad breath,
Sour Stomach and
constipation.
Get a 1O-cent box now.

No odds how bad your liver, stomach
or bowels; how much your head
aches, how miserable and uncomfort-
able you are from constipation, indiges-
ton, biliousness and sluggish bowels
you always get the desired results
with Cascarets.
Don't let your stomach, liver and
bowels make you miserable. Take
Cascarets tonight; put an end to the
headache, biliousness, dizziness. nerv-
BUSINESS, sick. sour, gassy stomach,
backache and all other distress;
cleanse your inside organs of all the
bile, gases and constipated matter
which is producing the misery.
A 10-cent box means health, happi-
ness and a clear head for months.
No more days of gloom and distress
If you will take a Cascaret now and
then. All stores sell Cascarets Don't
forget the children-their little in.
sides need cleansing, too. Adv.
The Yale expositor., 1915-01-21

lation of about 10000. One of the
well-preserved buildings there was the
lowered castle built by Gentle vir-
ginio Orsino in 1890. Most of the
towns in which damage has been done
are situated virtually in the heart of
Italy, a line running northeast and
southeast from Rome to the Adriatic
sea- The country in the province of
Rome and the department of the Alb
ruzzi is mostly mountainous. but
thickly populated.
Numerous villages and towns dot
the territory. Monte Rotondo has q
The Yale expositor., 1915-01-21
Parson Knew Better.

Uncle Jim Sugarfoot killed a fine
rabbit for the entertainment of Parson
Heavegrace. who was expected to din
ner, but as rabbits were out of season
he thought to avoid what might prove
an embarrassing situation by making
the parson think it was chicken he
was eating.
Brother Heavegrace," said Uncle
Jim, when it came time for a second
helping, what part of the bird would
you like now?"
With a merry twinkle in his half
closed eyes, Parson Heavegrace re-
piled:
"If you all don mind, All think Ah1l
take de gizzard. "-Pittsburg Chron-
icle-Telegraph.
The Yale expositor., 1915-01-21
Glant Gnalanb on.

8illiom 9oporo Sale, elmer Der
perionli6en &ot9eber oes YrGiioen.
ten pGbreno Der merifanii6en 8ir'
rem, Die gum Stir5e Suertos fiibrs
ten, COB Die @rfl6rl,ng ab, Dab ole
Seffentlidfeit Die 3abl Der omerifo.
nii6en 0ompfer, Die bon @n9lono
nit @ei6log beIegt tpuroen, iiber.
houpt nod ni6t femme. @enn ole
2iIte crit befannt geiporoen lei, fper.
&c man perbliifit iein iiber Die Gang
NUT rn0 @eoulo Der 9unoesregie.
rlng.
gtad Serrn Soles lleber5euging
bat Die britil6e 9tegierllng ieit Dem
9(usbrlih oeS &rieges unO che lid
&err @ilion 81 einem ener9iiden
Broteit enti6IoB, cine 9teibe Der
DibtigIten 9eitimnungen oes inter.
notionolen 9iedts berlest, Die felt
iIber cinem SobrbunOert infrnft iino
lnO ouf oeren itren9er 0urdiiibrlng
GngIano Ielbit pGbreno oes @uren-
iel65ugeS uno 6es ritIiiib joponi-
iden 9rieoes beitan6. SSSn Der gam
5en @elt n1re es oober Yfliht elmer
icoen neutrolen giatior, gegen ole
logenonute britiide Serri6oft our
see, ole iid bod MIR aus elmer Settle
BON 8iafiiroften 5uiommeniese, Gin.
iprud) Su erbeben uno iib poIige
Sonoelsfreibeit I'M 8erfebr nit allen
frieafiibrenoen Nationen 81 lidern.
The Yale expositor., 1915-01-21

population of about 5000. It was
here in 1867 that Garibaldl defeated
the papal forces. At Tivoli, where
one person is said to have been killed,
there is a population of some $4,000.
II lies eighteen miles northeast of
Rome and retains many of the an
tiquities of the old Roman days, among
them the Temple of Tiberius and the
Villa d'Este, celebrated for the beauty
Of its architecture. Pori is a village
OF some 1000 inhabitants.
Zagarolo. Paliano, vercli, Pereto.
Poggio and Native are small towns.
The Yale expositor., 1915-01-21
AvEzZAN0 AN ANCIENT TOWN
Chief Sufferer From Quake Has Fig.
ured In History for Many
Centuries.

Avezzano, the town from which the
largest number Of casualties have been
reported as the result of the Italy
earthquake, lies in the province Of
Aguila, In the Abruzzi department. So
miles east of Rome and a short dis
lance from the base of Mount velino.
II Is an ancient town and had popu-
The Yale expositor., 1915-01-21
The Way He Did,

How did you catch that cold?"
How do you suppose? l chased 1t
in my racing car till caught it."
The Yale expositor., 1915-01-21

Men with a keen sense of humor
never try to tell funny stories.
The Yale expositor., 1915-01-21

Regular meetings in Masonic hall Wednesday
evenings during 1914 as follows;--Jan. Il, Feb. u
March IL, April Is, May Is, June 10. July
Aug D. Sept. Q, Oct, =, Nov. 4 Dec. 2. special
meetings announced in the local column. Wis
hing members cordially invited
Alice Mckenzie. Sec. Mrs. Drouyor, W. n
Mary Brown. Treas. J. z. Beayis. W.P
The Yale expositor., 1915-01-21

The Expositor prints auction bill
On snort notics-risht IN price. quail
~ ana appearance.
The Yale expositor., 1915-01-21

Die 9taiierten bnben bon Der
S6peis perIongt, ooB iie linen Die
9enutuua Der orobtloien citation olif
Dem ct. @ottbnro geitotte. DDS 1T
ole oIliierte sIuffoiiung oes geeriffes
neutral.
The Yale expositor., 1915-01-21

8enn Ole Wonroe 0ottrin DEM
@oreeben Deutihlonos eegen 9ono-
ga @rcn5en 5iebt, Siebt iie oonn oufJ
Dem goreeben 9onoos eeeen DeutiH.
lono @renoen2
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CHURCH hill.
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CHANCERY TRANSFERS.
Six Deeds Of Bargain and 6
AmannflnU tn S22 9QQ

John y, swartwout ct ais to John
a. Broaddus. 5SX135 feet east line Gar
land Avenue, at the east corner of
Jones Street. March !, 1915. tax $3.50.
$40.
Davis Brothers to Charles NJ Brad
bury. administrator. 2Ox12S feet west
line Mulberry Street, 100 feet south Of
Grove Avenue. March 10. 1915, tax
$4.30. $500.
j. ]. Miller ct ux to tho Baughman
Stationery Co, Ia feet II inches by 1873
feet north limo Marshall Street, l61
feet inch west of Graham street.
Nathaniel Boiling to George r.
Snead, 30xl32 IL feet north line Du-
val street, ST feet 4 inches east OF ST.
Peter Street. March l, 1915, tax Sl.4o.
$40.
II. f. Hamilton to It. b. Pearman.
3oXI79 feet Q inches north line Stuart
Avenue $40 feet inches east of Davis
Avenue February 8. 1915. tax sl3. $40.
Charles *. Wills ct uX. to Frank
4. Jones, 23x90 feet east limo Meadow
Street. 1876 feet inches north of Han
over Avenue. February 2, 1915, tax
$3.50, $40.
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CITY CIRCUIT COURT.

r ;nMioondd,a a; Hinton VS.. VIZ
Jda i'aifi%ay and Power Company,
y. d. 'oi q GuiSon,
iTuesdayIMarie L. schomberre, -.
D. a.: IL Tn'chhm n,s L. Q. wendenburs,
vs.: Mrs Belle S Potts. S. S. p pas, ,s,s
son; p. a.: w. a. Willeroy, D. 81
civ eeGTheessddnay-Mollie e Wilkins vs..
p. O.; II r. Pollard. p. d. M Imtrtwon,,
~ ~: 90, VS.. Atlantic Coast Linz Rsii.
"" way F. company 1ady, Rawiey & Rawley' van p.
istrator Va ' K,ipp p. q; Carrolrs Admin
ION saon. "A. w, Patterson, p. a.; IES mmntt
way Hur amd Power vs. Virginia Rail,
hawisy. p. 81 Guigon, D. d. RENT
ROY, 'I"S00M: l.. Dahn va. w. A. w,I,e-
+! Eoy Sw L. :, o; Wendenburg. p. a.; SANDS
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LAW AND EQUITY co,,,r

G, Mon1dayI-J. l.. Cheatwood vs NJ n
2H .rG L. J. Cheatwood W. VS. E, M: ~,
FI orence, = p. Nj d wmhI sm;,ap a.; s. i:
James l.. Botto. G. W. Tb mr. TOTO vs.
y. q. h'ocknorton,
er TMes dat. Donald vs.. Adams FIX.
i. q. I: =. IT. Tho n ". vs T1srockmorion.
oestmenf Co: Kelly g. Calhomrrnma AZ.
a; John w: Ellis VS.. S outnepn TnScsi T.
''1 Wed Ines Mely & calIbonrne. p. q.
nrown. Cary Ellis Stern. y vs. En,,t ~
r Thoraom and NJ. Turner, D. Il
r. lhmHarrs,n na;y 1urtle n Thomas vs.. d.
Smith G Cor Toward & Pcyton, D. a !:
Eridnye-Lucy Neal vs. A1u,ro, IN.
s Sa Nc co, Richmond Eicctric. u Garage i
p. ' a. !" IT, ~ S. hh R1nomb Scott Ruchann
saturday-Internntio Filter Co.
vs. US, w: 5. Forbes & Co. Cary Eliis
stern, D. o.; S. S. p. Patterson. D. d.
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CIIANcEnY DEEDS OF TRUST.
Seven Deeds OF Trust, Amounting tc
Sf5,D15,7O.

Sf5,D25.5O.
NJ. Davidson ct ux. to Charles X.
Willis ct al.. trustees, II feet s inches
on Nicholson Street and also fronting
80 feet on north line Graham Street:
also. 23x90 feet south line Mitchell
street. % feet east of Hickory Street.
March II. 1915. S216.
lard. Jr., ct al, trustees. 32Xl23 feet
west limo Allen Avenue. "a feet north
OF Park Avenue. March IL. 1915, So
Katherine Davidson ct al. to John
Bagby. trustee, 21X77 feet 8 inches west
line West Street, 160 feet south OF
Grove Avenue. February 10. 1914.
William II. White ct ux. to Rex O.
Jones: trustee. 16 1-2x15S feet norti,
line Cary street. 1S9 feet west OF Mad.
ison street. March II. 1916. 1901.
John Arbaugh ct ux. to L. S. Rose.
Ct al. trustees, 81 feet 3 Inches by 40
y Inches east OF Randolph Street
March IL. 1915. $1,000.
Horny $. Hutzler ct al. trustees. 10
by 1873 feet north limo Marshal;
Street, ISL feet inch west OF Graham
street. March IL, 1915. $4,000.
w; A. McQuaide. trustee to ]. ]
Miller, same property as described
next above. March IL. 1916, s933.70.
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Cheapest City Rents

J. THOMPSON BROWN g. CO
FOR rent, No. BOIL Grove Avenue. :
living rooms. bathrooms. largo
basement and very large, shady back
yard. Hot water heat and ali other
convcniences: rent reduced to $40. w.
II. Crawford, owner. 330l Grove Ave
nue.. Phone Boulevard 1856.
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tho market 10 good. and while tho
sales are In the main for small proper
ty. there Is an indication that bust
ness Is not farinS as badly as some
would Imagine.
The number of deeds of trust and
release deeds tell n good story to me-
They indicate that money is freer or
thero would not be so many loans no
Sotiatcd, and the releasing OF property
IS another Indication that the money
market Is improving. The past week
has been as good as the average, and
many sales have been made, or arc
all concluded but the signing OF the
deeds, that have not gone to record
near from many of the agents that
there are moro inquiries. and these
mean business"
HOME SEEKERS FEATURE
OF LAST WEEKS MARKET
The trading last week was in the
main Tor small properly. Homo seek
crs were the main feature OF tho
market. Tho sales OF city property for
the week aggregated $l79,S5i. These
hgurcs arc from the records. and sales
that were reported by the agents yes
terday were omitted, making the total
absolutely accurate Another feature
was mat the release deeds were un-
usually large. The deeds OF trust were
not as large az the deeds of bargain
and sale. which has been the case many
weeks.
Among tho sales last week were tho
Following: William A. Sorg sold to
george SorS onc-half interest In tho
brick store at 32i East Broad Street
for $4,000. This was the largest sale
that went TO record Henry S. Wal
lerstein featured In several sales. He
purchased from Fritz Will the properly
at 5l2, 5l2-A, 5l4 and 5l4-A North
Fourth Street. fronting forty-four feet
six inches for the price of Sl55OO He
sold to Helen V. Wilson thirty feet
seven inches on the south side of Ham
over Avenue. just west OF Sycamore
Street, for $500.
Elan X Funston sold at auction tho
two-story and basement brick residence
at 10 West GiaC" Street 10 Edwin o.
iafonE for $4,000. H. l.. Hamilton
sold To 7. Il. pcarman a lot fronting
thirty feet on the north side OF Stuart
Avenue east OF Davis Avenue. The
consideration was sl3.OJO
DIfII,nI<(. npi,n Eou,
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Z. Z. SCHMIDT & co.
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S".000---Ja elk son Ward. detached s.
room frame house. in excellent re-
pair: bath gas, etc. Rent, $40.