davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1915-03-31

away from her door a week before,
although his rags had been replaced
by neater attire. His big, dark eyes
We're red trimmed, as from much cry
ing. He did not recognize Miss ElZlna
and for this she was thankful.
This is little Maynard Bolt. said
the .matron by way of introduction.
The child held his head high. My
fathers name was Maynard Bolt. and
my grandfathers, too. ! am Maynard
Bolt ILL.," he said proudly.
Isn't he exactly the child you are
looking for" persisted the matron.
But Miss Elzina had not heard the
question. She was kneeling in front
of the little boy with the big, sad
eyes. holding him close to her heart
and kissing the back of his thin, little
neck i'll the way she had dreamed in
her lonel.est moments that she might
have held and kissed a child OF her
own. Little Maynard Bolt. Maynard
Bolt. The name sank itself over and
over in Miss Elzina's old heart. Now
she understood the look in the child's
dark eyes: now she knew why the
thought OF him had followed her ev-
erywhere He was as like the May
nard Bol, Of the old days as one green
dered thai she had not guessed the
truth before.
MY life isn't going to be all vast
ed. after ALL Miss Elzina whispered
to the old dasuerreCtype few nights
later. when the adoption proceedings
had been completed and little May
nard was her legal son. Your child
was another Woman's. but your
grandchild is mine. Maynard Bolt
and how l shall love him for your
sake!
1t seemed to Miss Elzina that the
pictured face smiled the old. tender
smile of long ago.
(THE END)
Evening star., 1915-03-31
THE EVENING STORY.
Unto the Third Generation.
Copyright, 1915. by ". Werner,
-.r,a NV come needles, lady?

Wanna buy some needles, lady
Miss Elzina Waterbury, peering into
the dusk from the doorway oi nc
brightly lighted hall. was able 70 hiaAe
out the figure of a ragged niue oos =
perhaps seven years. hoidlns
packet of his wares for her Inspection
NO. DON'T" snapped Miss Elzina.
Neither" she added, do want soap
matches. brooms. tea or OIL mops' "
.r, Other of the dozen things that
have been brought to my house toaas
she stepped back to close the door. out
the child, anticipating the craopeo o,u
wonan.s intention. stepped quickis
into the doorway. The light sho"ed
him to be a handsome little ieiio"'
with big black eyes and dark, curing
hair.
please, lady he pleaded. MY moth
er..s awful Sick But MISS EiSni.d ISd
6hpted to hear no more. She closed
the door aud returned to the noraIs
TO finish her book. the perusal OF wh.Sn n
had been repeatedly interrupted os '
ringing of the door bell ,,, h.d
Miss Elzina was in decideaiy ;,,an uan
humor. She regretted having sisem
her faithful old slavey. Myra, the uan al
off TO visit her sister. " ny, y
days, need Myra have chosen ia.;or t,1's =,
when the whole begging popula.io y,
the city seemed bestirrine ltSelI win
q yiew to spoiIing Miss Elzina's peace
of mind, She had not kept count, but
she was sure there had been not less
than six or eight peddlers and beggaTs
at her door that afternoon. ProbaoiS
the drst heavy snow of the winter
Ealing that day. had driven them out
In droves to search for the where
pithal for fuel and food. but MISS FL
gina did not think Of that.
She now settled herself in the easy
chair before the fireplace and took up
her book, but it seemed suddenly 70
have lost its flavor. She laid 1t aslue
and sat staring into the fire. The
pleading face of the ragged little boy
Evening star., 1915-03-31

the Wisconsin law requiring the label
ing of the ingredients on sirup pack
ages. The decision declares the stat
ute valid, however. as to the internal
commerce of the state.
The court held that the state should
be restrained from applying its law
providing that the sirup should be la
beleC glucose to the companys goods
or it's retailers. because this would in
that the law thus restricted to internal
concerns is valid.
The company labeled its goods IS
composed of corn sirup and retiners
sirup. in accordance with the federal
food and drug act. The state law
thereupon required the removal of
such labels but the United States SUI
prcme Court held this was an inter-
ference with the federal law.
Evening star., 1915-03-31
Safety First

You need an effective. dependable
lininent and germicide in your
home. Safety demands that il shall
be harmless. Absorbine, Jr., is
.crlnicide -liniment that combines
safety with efiicacy-it is made or
herbs, safe and harmless to use.
1Absorbine. Jr., Is safe TO use any
where. even BY the smallest member
OF the family. Applied to cuts,
wounds. and bruises. il kills the
germs. makes the wound aseptic and
promotes rapid healing.
Use Absorbine. Jr., wherever
high grade liniment or q safe. pow
erfui germicide is indicated. To
ailay pain; TO reduce sprains,
wrcnches. swollen veins or glands.
ems. soft lunches: to heal cuts,
bruises, sores, and ulcers; to spray
the throat If sore or infected.
J1.0o and 500 per bottle at drug
xists or postpaid.
A Liberal Trial Bottle will be sent
postpaid upon receipt of 100 In
stamps. W. +. Young. p. D. f., 27G
ne St. Springfield. Mass
Evening star., 1915-03-31
mop of dark brown

little face, and mop of dark brown
curls Have you child like that
The matron smiled. It's very odd.
she said, but a child answering that
very unusual description was brought
just died. and he is quite alone in the
world. I am sure he will be just what
you want She rang bell and a
pleasant faced young woman. evident
~ an assistant, soon appeared.
Send in the little boy who came
yesterday. please, said the matron,
and in another moment the child
came in. Miss Elzina gasped. It was
the ragged little fellow she had turned
Evening star., 1915-03-31
Women's Silk Stocking'

Full fashioned; OF pure sIIh. "1IIF
,,,ercerized lisle garter tops. Bi;tck'
white and all the new shades 10 'nitch
the spring footwear ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Evening star., 1915-03-31
First Jitney Bus Here May l.

The first installment of jitney buses
is scheduled to arrive in the city May
1, according to an announcement of
Barry Bulkley who is directing the
jitney bus movement in Mis- city. How
many cars are i'll the installment. or
when the cars would start running.
Mr. Bulkley would not say.
Evening star., 1915-03-31
WISCONSIN IS ENJOINED.
Court Rules in Favor Of Corn Prod
ucts Company in Label Case.

MADISON. Wis, March 31-Judge 4.
L. Sanborn. in the United States dis
trict court for the western district of
Wisconsin, has ordered the issuance of
perpetual injunction restraining the
state authorities from enforcing against
the Corn Products Refining Company
Evening star., 1915-03-31
Attorney General Receivers.

Attorney General Gregory WAS al his
desk this morning. for the first time
for about ten days. He has been at
Old Point Comfort recovering from an
attack of grip. He is mach improved
by his rest
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SER G6riitinn 0anb aeeart.

3l @bren ieines 70. @eburtstoees
muroe eeitern &err Gbriition 0oub
bon glr.2S, gioro @oit 9l0eme, ser
felt Is So6rcn ser Sefretdr Oes
,Steuben s.Giitrifts Scr. 1O6, 8. H..
95~bilt 5lu ieiner groBen lleberro.
ihung bon oen WiitglieOern in ieincr
@obnimg beiubt. glahOem ibm aIlc
@ridienenen eratlilirt batten lieBen
iicb Oicielbcnon feltIih oeidmiidter
Sofel nieoer, melde bon Oen 5rauen
ocS 0iitrifts ecOcdt worOcn mar.
@err George Siumclbcbcr 6ieIt cinc
9lniprocbe uno erotulirte Dem @e.
burtstoeSfinoc inn yIamen OeS 0Steil'
bens0iltriftS.~
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2(bcnO sic @italicocr oes r6rieger-
.Camcn Gcrcius~ 9'or6crcitm.
gen fir sic 5eier Oes StifhngSieiies.
5rou 2iiettc @cine.9luid iiibrte oen
Goriit uuo bic Sefrct0riu 2luua
@obrmaun oaS @rotofol
nT6ulia @lGnncrdor.~
Ser nEbalio Nldnnerdor" bielt
getern glbenO in MoSniQer'S Soae
ieine uoHentide &erianulung unO
SingitlnOe. Inter Girigeut W}utter
purOen fiir Oas uddite Sdngerieit
9ieoer eiugeii6t. Sn Der uadfoIeen.
Oen @eidGitsiibung wuroeu Die lou-
ienOen @eidofte erleoigt imO Oie
oorliegenOen @inloOungen ongenonl-
men. Sir sen am I. @lGr5 o63u6oI.
ten0en Mosfenbon miirOeu meitere
@orbereitrngen 9etrofien unO be-
i1loiie1 i'm 9lpril cine bumoriitiite
MISUNDERSTANDING 81 Oeranltalteu,
Oeren 9eingcuiuu Dem Oeutiden
SiilfsionO iiberwieieu weroeu ioa.
Sr. Saul @roOoebl, ser Frdiioent
oes GeutiHen r0miih fatbol. Ser.
banoes BON Baltimore mo hinge.
bing 6attc Dem Gerein einen 9eiud
o6geItottet lno 6eoonfte iid fir Oos
Uluiifproaronnni, 0aS 0ie WlitQlieOer
lebten Gieuitoa bel Dem Gortrog oes
Yrof. Sdu6mofer inn 9opolo Sol.
Iege 3ur 9l6pideIing brodten.
onia SurnDerein."
Gie monotli6e @eriommlmg oes
,,@ermanio-GurnpereinS~ in ieincmt
Seim an Ser Noro.@op. Strobe wur.
oe BON 4rGiioent Senrp Sofier6ert
gcleitet. Sefrctdr $. Saur fiibrte
oas 9rotofoQ. Gas Gomite fir ben
am g. WlGr5 o65uboIten0cn 0losfen-
@aQ beri6tete, ooB mcitere Gor6e
reitltngen geiroiien iuorOen icieu.
g9aH @rle0ignng Der laufenoen Sc.
ldaitc mlirOen 5lueI nelie Ulitglleoer,
oie Scrren @olter 8re6s rmO George
9rouu in 0en Gerein ouigenommeu.
Iie Ginloolngeu Der nSoruonie"
uno Ser n@ittels6oA .Seftion glr. 1"
murOen angenoumen.
,W} lo0ie".
lIuier Dem &oriit bon &rGiioent
@eorg @ieifier unO &rotofoaiii6rmg
bon SefreiGr Sobn Sertel bielt &C.
itern 9l6eno Ger ,,@eiungperein Wle.
looic~ ieiue p0dcntlide Sibung in
&ieBS &aae an Ser SorreitStroBe
Na6Oem fiir OoS uGdite Gon5crt eli.
nige G60re eingeiibt moroen poren,
plirOcn Die Ioufen0en @eihdfte erie.
Oigt unO Die cngelauieneu Ginlo.
onugen angenomnen. Sin neues
Yiitglie0 mnrOe in Sen Gerein Dor.
geiblogen.
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ben all 6rou 9llguitc arieualO, 9lr
1443, 2ormanitraBe, bon Der 6amis
lie SiQe in Berlin in melcher Die llr.
lode oes &ricaes bqiprodeu uuO Oos
@ei6no6tSieit in Berlin 6ci6rie6eH
miro.
Sin grief al Srn. 9lrt6ur 9iustD
in 0lorrcQ &orf trof BON oeiien Sc
i6ipiitcrn in 906Ien bel @roB6rei'
ten6ob Elm, no1Oem oerielbe i@on
i'm @ro6e ru6te Ser 9ruOer, Sr.
S(lfreo 9insfp, i6reibt Oariu, ooB
man in IeutitlonO peiB, pie Oie
Gngldnoer sic 2erte in 9lmerifo
Ourd 9iigen6erid6te binter OaS 9iHt
5u fii6ren periudeu. @r gi6t Oonn
einen lleberblid ii6er Die gan5e Sad-
Ioge inO fiigt Ourin biil5u, OaB Oie
ber6oBten @nglGnoer ni6ts mebr
fiircbteteu, ais cine Snooiion eng.
lambs, Die inter allen llmitGnoen
tonlmen pirO uno fommeH muB,
menn ser 6rieOe aui lan9e SSo6re
9inous geiicbert merOeu ioa. GeSglei.
den tbeilt Sr. 2insfD nit. 0nB Ger
galtimorer 9lrmin Senfel bort au-
getommen it, ober ni6t in OaS Seer
eintretcn fam, Ga Die oeuti1e 9ie.
gierlng feline 9IuSldnOer in ibre 9iei.
ben oilinimmt. Ser iunge Nlann
weroe boIo wieOer na6 9lmerifa 5n.
ridfc6ren.
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3wci @uaaD8 coIIi6icrcn.

3wei SugBDs coIIioieren.
9luf ser aIteu 9lnnopoliier G6oii-
ice coaioirte aeitern in Der g}d6c ser
Seiiup Siotion OoS @uag0 BON
Srn @m. 9luppert, nit Dem BON
EbomoS @annou, einem ser 0iref
toren oes NlarDldn0cr StaotSor
beitSbouieS. Serr 9ouuou, Der ans
@oibingtou 5uriidfcbrte. Bate ouf
Oem 9abnbof Srduleiu 9luppert &c.
trofiea, Die oui ibreu Goier martete,
Inn nod 6ouie gebrodt 81 meroen.
&err 9annon idlug Dem iun9eu
Nldoden Dor, es nnt Souie 81 lob
rem; ais iie gemeiniom ole 6abri
outroteu 6egegneten lie aiIi Ger
96olliice Serrn Guppert. &eraoe
ais Die beioen 6a6r5euge oueinan-
Der porbeiio6ren moQteu, iheutc
plotlid) oos &ier0 bon &rn Gnppert
um0 mari i6n 3u @ooen. Sr. Gup.
pert erlitt einige @erleburoeu i'm @e.
iidt ip1brenO Oeiien 1odter Die
Ourd Oen 3uiommenitoB aus Dem
Suggp 1emorien muroe, cr6eblih
uerlebt muroe uuo auibeineno cine
@cbirneri1iitierung Oabontrug.
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aatlOIiide g8uNIIdatiaFeitaIeaiun.

-0elltc gl6en0 miro ooS .0earec
Seom~ Oes W1arDlanO Stants Gon-
5ils ser fotboliideu @o6ltbdtigfeits-
Scgion einc groBe 9(uina6me-Gere.
monte bci'm oSt. saul Of tie GroB
Gou5il" in Ser @biteforo Sall, SSr-
oin1ton, 6olten. Supreme @r0ii.
ocnt 9li6arO 9. Sippett, StnatSASr0-
iioent 9loam i. @el5enbub mO cine
9(n5a1l anoerer Supreme. lmo
Staats 9canter iinO 5u ser 6eier-
lihfeit engclaoen porOeu. Die
Wlitglie0er Ocs 0egrec ScamS iino
iammtlib 9lnacborige oes 2oro
Baltimore Gon5ils um0 6abcn oroBe
@rfabrlng in Der 2cihmg iolder
acknowledgements.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-03

9iiidmirfunq. - Cine 5rou
6eidwert iid 6eim aoblenbduoler er
babe ibr Ocn Gentner ao6lcn nidt
poll geuogen u@obriGeinliG taugt
S6re @oge nidtsl@ iogt iie. ,@leiue
@oge lit gon5 gut" erpioert ser
ao5Icn5dnOler 4ober mas ipoaeu
Sic MAIDEN, menn jcbt Oos gau5e
cnropdiide @Icidgepidt aeit6rt iit2~
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Gtorfer S5ofenOcrfe6r.

g8GbtE2o ser lebten Orci @1onote
Iiefen 336 0oupfer oeu @oItimorer
Sofen orL cine 3obl oie pGbrenO
oerIeIben Eeriooe in oen IeBteu 5cbn
Sobren piht crreibt murOe. g8ob-
rcnO OerieIben 3eit I'M perfloiienen
Sabre beiuhten mir ingeiGbr $50
0ampfer Den bieiigen Sqfen.
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llneriuarteter SUB.

Sn einem g}ebenraume Der @irtbs
idoft bon 9luguit @ogner, Scr. $40,
9}oro 6omarO StroBe, erlitt ge-
itern godnittag gesen bal6 llbr
Der Sc Sabre oltc Serr Ri1oro 81.
&on6oll, Elm Gnfel oes 6efonnten
0emofroten Sonuiel &on6ull cinen
SdIaganioll lmo itiir5tc bclpuBtIos
5u 9o6cu. Cine balbe Shln0e nah
ieiner lle6erfiibrung ms uMlarpIdn.
ser 9lllgemeine Soipital" tbat er iei-
ncn lettcn gltben3ug.
Serr 9farOall. mel@er in Scr. 1924,
@oltoit SiroBe, mobntc, mar longe
3dit Bei Der Baltimore. uno Obio.
@aDn7 migeiteat befouo iid jeOod
bcrcits felt nobe3u orei Sobren IN
lcioenOom 3ultanoe uno fonnte fei-
ncl Gieaft9l t6un. Gr lit Elm Sobn
Senrp &anooIl's, pelder iciner 3cit
BON philadelphia nab Gnglono aus
pon0erte, uno murOe 81 Wtondelter
ecboren. @leid ieinem @roBOoter,
Samuel &anoall mar oub er elm
gIiibcnoer 0Gmofrot. Scin 600 trot
iniolge eincS hroniibcn gderenlei-
oens elm. @r binterldBt einen 9ruOcr,
Serrn Ytottbeps 9tonooIl, uno orei
Sd@eiterma9lnne @roce uno @li5a.
beth. -a
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gIus Ocm SnuereH NarNIanO's nnO
Den Gngren5en0eu Staatcn.

2ei4e i'm &otomoc 0efi6.
tet.
Sic 9ei1c ciucs 6is6cr unioentiii
5irten meiBen @1onucS lit geitern
pon So6n Sro6biro, guO SolmeS
uno 6ronf W}oB inn &otomoc geiid-
tct poroen. 5iiderleuten mar es
niht mogliH ocu Seihnom oes an.
iAcinenO iungen MouueS 81 bergen.
3um Stootsforiter BON
&irginin ernannt.
g. G6opin Sones, Ger Silis.
itootioriter bon @lar0lano, lit &c.
itern bon ser eeologiiden Stoots.
Gonlnliiiion bon @irginio 5un
StootSioriier BON @irgiiio ernonut
moroen.
2elttnout 9l6bott crbGGt
obiolute 2 dei0ung.
9eutnont &omeS 6. 9l66ott bon
Der 9rmoes.Goooaerie. erbielt &C.
tern cine oblolute Shei0nng bon
Caroline Smith 9lb6ott, irii6er ans
@oibington. 6rnl 9lb6ott ioa ii1
nod 9luSipruh oes %cr6onOhngs.
iii6rers, 9li1tcr Somes 9rai6cors,
SonOlungcn nit 2eutuaut Wlorr 81.
Gonnor pom IA. GoOoQerie Negi.
ment 81 Sbuloen fommen laiien,
Die iih niht nit Der llnidul0 Ser
glngefIaatcn pereinboren lieBen." Gie
9elueisolifnobme muroe 5un S6eil
in 81 Yoio, GeroS imO 9oiie. Soo.
DO, olIfgenonimen. sSrou abbott lit
icrner sur 8o6lung oIlcr Ero5eBto.
item oeritrt6eilt morocn.
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~. -. s. ~ fanft CsrnnSitad.

pgiu @lab fir ooS ncue @eim oes
cGbriitliden Gereins iinger 6rouen~
lit 9eilmOen mor0en. Gas @rlino-
itiid Oes Srn. Somes Swon 6rid.
gfr. 1876, @eit.6rantlinsS StraBe, mel.
DIES an Oos ge9enUGrtige 3aiiptauor.
tier Der Organization grenjt, lit on.
getanit porocn, mo miro MN OoS
gcplaute 100000 @ebduoc crribtet
WerOeu fonneu.
SRI Siabelle s. Sarnon, ole
Soupt. pt.Sctretdrin Der 0raaniiation.
mar ni6t gcneigt, Ocn &auipreiS OeS
errporbeneu @rlmoitiides 6cfaunt 81
gebeu
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@e Dem regelmdBi9eu 2un6eon
oes agIoDcrtiiiug'Ghlbs" i'm uemers
ion.Sotcl~ miro 6Gte Wlttog Sl
Srauf S. Sale bon Sdeuectoov, &C.
y. einen Nnrtraa hnIten.
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0ns QnNenNiehin uer6nftet.

Inter Dem %eroadt, Dem GerfGu.
fer Sernonn 3inf in Dem Colonial
maarcnlaOen BON $. g8. Groof, BON
gtr. 3f5, orO-9rooomoD, ii6erfal.
len mo aus Der aoiie $57 geitoblen
81 6abcn muroen geitern I'M oitli6en
0iitritt bier iunge 2eute pcrbaitet.
@incr ocrielben, Der 81 Sabre alte
Sames S6ompiou BON glr. Is, SiiO.
@on0- StraBe, wurOc olS elmer Der
ongebli6en SbGter iOentiii5irt. Ole
Ter6ofteten peroen 6eute 9it1tcr
Smith oorgefiibrt wer0en.
SIN Oergougenen Sabre plroen
BON Baltimore 940706 Gonnen Sob.
len nob iibcrieeiiben Sdfcn oerionot
Sm Ge5cm6er ollein gingen $1,000
Sonnen no1 Stolien.
Mlnaer scI1roI0n
MACH FLETcHER'S
c. a. 81 K q RIA
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GubferiAniieOe nnO Mumbers.
Soln cnDers, INA Thcns 9trabe 6. & g..
Telepbol; Anolls 1899.
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nScrciniate Singer bOr Baltimore"
dcQriinSet 1888

8VBtNlDSI 1859.
&ouptquartier n@ermauia W1Gn.
nerhor.Glubbaus," glr. $50, gloro-
Soporo.StroBe.
@eorg 2effert, %rdiioent. g'r. 2t5,
@e5t-SorotoealtraBe
Sobn u. 3Iein, Dirigent. glr. POI,
observation-disclosures.
@eorg ShnneIbcber prot. un0
correip. Sclretdr GER. 40, 6orreit
StroBc.
Sermann Nlidli6, SdobmeIiter,
J2r. 7t9, @arner-Strobe.
6rib &oimaum, 6indn5Iefretdt
9lr. 2jif. 8eii-9ratt- -StraBe.
@m. 9. Sil0ebrauot, 8ibliotbcfar,
Ger. 2029, SSreoerid.Qlpenue.
Sermam @r1Ie, Goriber oes glu.
ff-Gomite's, 9Sr. 1912. @eit-YluI-
berrp-StroBe.
rSlriop-@eiouG uGOcreiu-
nSormonie."
n@ermania.NdnnerAo>.
n6robiinn,~
nSbolia.@ @dnHerthor~
v@o5ort-@1nneraor."
ogidenfrand."
.Guartcti.GIub.~
,WleIoOic.~
nMes9er.@eiaugpcrein."
.8eiieno-9ieoerfran5.
gerriuistc 9lrbsiter-Sauser OOu
Baltimore.
SouptQuortier nSinefe Solle,
O1r. 408, @cit.2criugton.S .Strobc.
Sobn giotn, 4rdiiocnt, Scr. 2020,
@opo .StroBe.
0jcorg @. &oeblmonn, 9irisent,
9lr. POPS, Boirmount.glDenuc.
Gorl S6cbcn Sefretdr, Scr. 3405,
Softer. 9lDenue.
6ranf @orIesfc, S1osmeiitcr, SIR
210, Sii0 6. StraBe.
~So5ioliiuide 2ieOertafeI," Sing.
lhinoe 9ienitoa.
n9lrbeitcr @eionorereiu Ciniefcit",
gDrine' 's.Solle. Singihlnoe 6reitag
n9lrbeiter 2ieocrtaiel,~ Scout
Eoiut; SineihmOc 0tittiuoh.
.gGder. @efarepereiu.~
Sauptqndrtier: 9RiiifeIs $one, glr
t03. Horo.6reOerid.StraBe. ieoen
Somliog glbeno, nit 9Iusnabme oes
Oritten Somiiaas i'm Yionot. 6ina.
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Wel1aftss s@cBweiicr.

8eituneen 8eitibriften etc.
.r6r Baltimore NeiUe 0p.," 9uen q Huusr,
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giQentbrmS glaenteu un0 S1n0ler.
@Istre 6. Duaan e Wep1ew. 10 CIforiua.
tons4frnBe.
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4l0bcfateu.
aar " @l, edolt, 500 e. Rautsiyase.
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Deutide @iiAer uno 8eitimrilicn.
". Sanliin, 10 s,orbsRoppleion.Srobe
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2anoiDirtbidoitli6e @erGtbe unO
G1mereien.
@riiilib.auruer 0u., 205 gloro'goca'sirabe.
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lSeller glerlidlerllllden.

@ledbIatteli. N}ctou etc.
sseu, Geuflm & 60. tlnsurpurlrD, 1915
0alociion.Strobe.
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Wormor. mo @roait.&crle.
8. eiIaarinsr * Guns. 29s Qoro-eearles'eir.
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g}otionaI 8anfcn

glotionol Sarfen.
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(l'irst published in The Guthrie Daily
Leader, June 10th, 1850
NOTICE

tFlTSl puDllhHtu III iue 0ulhii ~ iJdiiy
Leader, June 10th, 1850
NOTICE.
In the County Court Of Logan Coun-
ty, State of Oklahoma
In me matter Of the Estate and
Guardianship of Nellie Douthitt, Lii
| Vian Douthitt and Bessie Douthitt
minors. No. 1878.
Notice is hereby given that J. 7.
Douthitt, the duly appointed, quail
fled and acting guardian Of the per-
sons and estate OF Nellie Douthitt.
Lillian Douthitt and Bessie bouthitt,
minors, has filed and presented In
the above entitled Court and cause
his petition praying for an order oi
this court requiring him, as such
guardian, to mortgage for the best
interests Of said minors, the whole
or some part, of their real estate TO
pay existing debts and liabilities, ag-
gregating, as set forth in said petit
ton. about four hundred t$40000)
dollars, and which said real estate is
described and situated in Logan
County, State Of Oklahoma, and de-
scribed as follows to-wit: An undi-
yided two-thirds (2-3) interest in
lot seven % in block nineteen tl9l
In that part of the city OF Guthrie
known as East Guthrie; and also an
undivided two thirds (2-3) interest in
lot six 60 in block sixty-two t62) in
that part of the City of Guthrie, known
as East Guthrie; and that Wednes-
day the 23rd day Of June, 1915, the
same being a day Of the regular APP
ril Term 1915 of the County Court oil
Logan County, Oklahoma, at ten
o'clock A. NJ. in the forenoon OF said
day. at the County Court Room in
the City of Guthrie, County of Logan,
Oklahoma, has been duly set, fixed
and appointed by the said Court for
the hearing of said Petition, at which
time and place any person interested
in said estate may appear and show
cause why such order to mortgage
said real estate should not be grant
ed.
In testimony whereof [ have here
unto set my hand and affixed tn"
seal of said Court this 10th dag of
June. 1915.
JOHN D. CIIAPPELLE.
fseaD County Judge.
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