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eeicituuScu in S6iitcngrabcu.

Bon alien %Gtebesgdbeu, Die Sic
5el0grnuen erbalteu, iinb pielen pie
ibpen o~ugeidnoter. Bidder uro Bel
tungen am miGtpmmeniten. Mande
gr0bere unb tleinere 2eisgemsinI9aft
btlbet fi6 pn in Den SelobefeIti9un
gen unmittelbot Dor Den feinbli6en
8ei6offen, uno ipcr pplIte beapcifeln
Oab Elm gutcs Bud, elm 3eitunqs
~drtifel, Elm @eoid1t pber 2ieO Die Sc:
bensgeiiter mieber ertpeden uno M
Iere Sapferer 3u meiterem Mu9ars
rem itdrten lam. Sn ben S9fibene
grGben lie9t Der Nrbsiter nit Dem
Or, phil. Sfulter an G6ulter.
Rirgenbs fiibrt pns 3eben lie tpieoer
10 nab 5uiommen ME bier.
Gin Mustetisr 1r. 8. i9reibt Der
8eieli9aft fir 9erbreituag BON
@oltsbilfaag, Die lei. Begun oes
&rieges 43,803 Bidder nno 40,
986 Sdnoe unO 0eite BON s3eitI6rif
ten III gr6Beren SenNungen an 2ds
3%arstte. @toppen unb 3ruppenlager
une in tleinereu Boteten an ein3els
ne arieger oeridnot bat urb fort
1eiest i9eiter p~erfenDet: ,3u Nritt
ljseu mir bier in einer DedlnQ,
Die 6relloe ii6er Die Genopna ION.
neu sic iid gar ridt bsnten. Mar
lanut 9lei;4 nieoer anoers in Die
IeIt, Die bier 10 iroltlos, idmubigf
5erit6rt uno fdot -erI9siii, merln Der
8eit ijf am beIten beutf6en Sell
tiumnl pie0er etfrildt bat. Sin
2e9rer tsilt BON Der oltpreab;lhen
6ront NIT, oab ct Observation-Disclosures
pbbaIte, Sriessberi6ts bprIele unb sic
grei9nihe an Der Snn6 bon &riegs
tarten erldutere uno babel cine bant
bare, dufmertIame 3ub6reri5uft fins
be, Gin Sbermdtroie 1T alBer Tia
Dor 5relbe, Dob er aeler, gtcrm,
5eroinanb Meper unb Raabe fir
leine Eameraoen erbalten bat.
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@trtt t.anrutis.ab.
Die @atrnms IN Der ruhiiaea arbei.
terSdaft.

terfnaV.
@us Rublano brinst elm Irbets
tsrbIatt in 4mfterbam folsenoe Bee
tradtuns: lnseiidts oes arisssfiss
bers puroen bic beibsn 6ligeI Der
ruFii1sn arbeiterpartei bic Warts
maliiten uno bic Minimaliiten, auf
cine semeinidaftIide neie Clinic Der
attion feitselest, bic nur nod cine
@inteiIung in patrioten uno antis
patrioten. pper beier seiast in Mts
litaritsn uno @ntimilitariiten tentt.
Die acknowledgement srpBe Msbrbeit
lei aber notwithstanding. Die &ulS
len befdnben ii1 in febr f6perer
Gage, oa Die @erbdltnife sans am
bers ieien, als ipdbrenb oes ruiiiias
iapunifden arie9es. Damais fiim=
merte itd niemnno Inn ben arieg,
neil er iid gang fern BON Ser5en
Hublanbs abipielte unb cine SnDas
ion ni9t brobte. Selbit ole 8purs
goiiie lei eleideiiltis gepeien, 5umal
tie am &riege nod 8epinn bate.
Bel Der jeBisen oeuti9en Snpafion
IN 8plen fei cine 9rpbe @eQe ent
itanOen, bic man am beiten init .@r.
meefieber" be3ei4nen tonne. SnfoIz
geoeHen iet Der aern Der grbeiter@
i4aft fir ben &ries sepeien. Die
ruiti4e Ge9ierung babe pestpsgen
Die itrengften MuBregeln gegen Die
ip3ialiitii6en a9%itatoren 9etroffen.
sic babe bic porteipreKe mterOriidt.
Die OesbaIb mad Der S9pei5 uno
na9 Paris sefIo9en fei, ,po iebt
5pei 8ldtter cri9ienen, oas eine
%balbmonatli9 un0 ous anOere tag
lid, BIS 3ur &rie9serfldrung tonnz
ten nod eini9e io5ialiitii9e 8ldtter
erlaeinen, aber iofprt mad. Dem arss
brud pes 8rteges ieien aud oieie
ipe9getpii9t tporben. Die 8epe9ung
lei baber oo5u getrieben fpprben, eine
unterirDii4e gu meroen, un6 Die Spa
5iafiiten brudten nun in Der Sat tbrt
3eitungen in &eaern unh !SD9len,
sic pelbreiteten iiberdll Slugi1rifter
unb Monifeitatipnen 5u Wiiaioner
gegen Den &rieg. Dor alien 9in9er
in Mostau, petersburg unb War.
lf)au ieien bieie 5lugi9rifteu ge9el
ben &rteq perteiIt norben. Ginel
meiner rulIiIuen gsri9terltaster, r
Iagt Der 9erads9eber bes g&aboul
2eoOer", fprift nit bepunbernoer
Iusoriiden BON Der Soltun9 Der bri.
ttIGen pSnoepenoent &abDur=Y1rtp'
9e9en oen &rteg, bic au9 Die Rul
len ernutt9t bate. @r uannte Mit.
9iieber Der engliiaen a~SSnoepenOen
2abour : Edrtp" Die iuoBren Repo.
tatipnGre gegen Den &rieg. Der Gr.
foI9 Der scpeimen B~rppoganbo Ie
Oann in bic @ri6einlng getreten
Die Qrbeitertlalie lei mebr uno mebi
fir Die antimtlturiltii6e 8etpegurg II
RuBlaup. Dies lei DOR alien Del
5all bel Den Arbeitern in PETERSBURG
uno Bari4au.
Gin onperes rufii6es berporra.
9enpes Ydrteimitglieb, Oos S1pea
Den beiuft bate, beitdti9t bas ober
Grpdbnte uno iagt, Dab Die Yartei.
politit ge6enrpdrtig auberorOentltd
niiblid unb geiunp iei. Nnbererieit!
u6er niiroen furGtbare unterbriit
tungsmetboDen bon ben 8eb0rben an.
g%etpanot. 8iele 4nbdnger piirber
na9 Sibirien gei9idt, anbere ms
8efdn9nis gsbraft, pie MaI3ap uni
Dan. Bon anoerer Seite fperbe nit.
geteilt, oaB lett 9eginn bes Srieges
Die 4nitren9un9en Der SpaialiIten
bur9 Yrotlamutionen unb Rebel
propaganda gu treiben, BEL ben Mi,
litdrbebDrpep IN GuBlanb 9eunrubi.
gling herporgerufen hobeu.
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Die iinscnOen SelOen.

Sas ,pareu uuiere SiinsiteH, idJicr nod
SRnbcn,
Die ~Itiirsten iih nit Sineeu in bic
ShlnfIt,
Sak tic am Sohcstor sciunscn bnbrn,
Dep lei, iplauac ScntidlnuS Iegt, ges
cndlt.
GnslanS, iicb her anf Sriner SeiuSit
S1Dne
llub iibl im Sorr5rn Seincu %ticfiten
Hcio:
I'm Gam Der 2ieorr tIin9t iuic Sithels
t1ne
Ger S5gne Stcrbrn ano oer 4PiIttcr
Seto.
III riHcit tic ntS ibrcr Miitter armct,
Die eSIen &uabcu, iaacto5nrt uno
buIn,
On bnlt fir feinsr 0iuttcr Spbu ers
bdrmeu,
Guslanb, on Spottacburt pDn Gift NIB
NDIc.
Sph ici scmif: 6cn Mciscn Der De
ittrue
8etuest Elm Sebcuoer, Der nttnnlt nro
niht:
8crSurrcn iOt ocin 2sib, Ou Mnm
mDHsbirue,
llnS teineR SDtn mchr irnscH, Der Did
licbt,
cid aber, G~cufidlaub, iuetuen Gieiiter
tragen
gu iebem Steg init unbcmmbareri
Sdfitt:
1eur a6eraa, fuO Seine 3eidlen rnsea,
Sirs 2ies Orr SsIbeH 5icgt I'M @iubc
nit.
gss immer itr @eiana auf gnrpnr.
ihwingef
Giuher Q beiuen itpl5en Sdurea
flieat;
aabs6en mirb Gin SerSs nab Sd,pers
terTnsea,
Dss ale geafel sieier @eIt beiidt.
Stts Graf.
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Geographic idmadl!
%sfsenberidte ensliider 5iteserOffi5iere
feitaenaaelt.

Die 8ebauptung Der ensiiiten
5lieseroffisisre, bic in 8elfort aufs
ftisseu, UNI Die 3eppeliuperft in
Jrisori6sbofen gu SerItoren: n8ir
boben ore ihpeiSeriihe 9eutralitdt
ni4t perisbt. neil mir itet& Dem 2als
fs bes &beins folsten" lit, 10
f9rsibt Die pSblntide 3situng4, fiir
ieben, Der ben Obetloui oes Rbeines
tennt, cine msbr benu tinblife Iuss
iags. @inmal oiirft, es ouf Der g0ns
sen @elt toum sipen Slieser gehen,
Der genal Die Sgrpen unb Shleifen
bes R6eines e~in3ubaltcu psrmug
es gsniigt, ali bic WinOun9en BEL
Rbsinuu gu oenfeu, aber abseleben
naDon bilhet Ger Rbein az bier Stelz
len gar ni9t bic 8renSe, neil Ods
SGrpei5ergebist auf bas red)te lfer
i6ergreiI.. Is gei9iebt bas 5uerIt bel
8aieI, lpo Die @ren5e 70 nabe IN
benz betannten STEINER &luB Opriibers
(duft, OdB Die Jlieger ole &ti6peite
Der bprtigen @efhiibe nit 9utem
@runO fiir4tsn miiFen. penu tie ZEN
ShpeiSer 9uftrdttm ipirtlid meifsu,
Der &Gsin biloet oann Die 8renSe et@
ma bis 3u Ger grpBen GiieuboAns
Bride bel G9IiIau; ole 8emartung
bieies Id0nen Stdot6ens lttgt pieoer
! srDBtenteils allf Dem re6.en llfrr
uHgefG9r ppm @infiuB Der 5bur
bis gum Rbeinfoa fdltt Die 8ren3e
pisoer nit Dem Strom Suiammen,
pom 5al aufmGrtS bis 8uiin9en iie9t
Der Stanton S6affbouien, Der mil
ieiner per3pidten @ren5e am tpeitelteI
arf bos rsdte llfer ii6ergreift. Sin
piertes Stiid Stmsi5 liegt re6ts'
rbeiniiG apii6en DieBenbofen uni
benz llnterIee; Siein lit betanntlid
elm Observation-Disclosures. Jplgtsn olil
Die gngldnosr benz Sttpm, 'pie il
b%e6auptenL 10 boben lie nod eigener
2tusIage bic G,9pei5er 2uft3one al
bier Stelen Our1fIogen. Da iie mi
&arten perie9en luGren, tonntsu Il
iiber Die r&e4tsla9e" nidi i'm 3tpei
fel fem; Der SdtuB liegt nGbe, bo'
fie cine einmalige OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
3urg por3ogeu unp pcm Surd 5u
9ppenIee gan5 ii6tr Gdmei5er Sc
bet flogen; ein Weg, Der geraoe IN
iiGerer mar ols' sic &6einitrede.
Der Gngtdnoer Slpifi, Der len
2anossute ie1r geral tanlte. ipa Ell
@erebrer her tleinen @eidebniFe a
tpeien Iein. C@ipe la bagatslls"
Gr bat Ii3 ii6erIi4 nidi geipuuoer
ols er aus leillem plpmpii4en Sud
feuIter auf Die iiber i6pei5eriIher
8posn ihnebenOcn Sliegcr lab. s
bat iid aud i3perIi6 gelpunoert
oils er Den finoerarttgen ableug
%nungsperiu9 in Der Grtrasaus9a6
bes ,pdrnaB" las. @eitount bat e
b08itens, BOP feline Stammesbriios
ni6t gero6e uno cbrli9 Den Sprud
befolgten: .Hebt ober unre6t -
bds 8aterlanb"!l - ionoern 10 bumn
logon, bab idon Elm erotunoige
oeutI9er 9uartnner ie mii6sloj
iberlubren fam.
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aobrs sefreut I'M fe ben Fd al bers.
lid beSantt. SD zen aiptper seiagt,
i9 tpia tsin Ddnts; ole Sreub mo ibr
mir ssma9t babt, bic tann gar nit
nit @elb bssablt psroe." Ssbn sc.
ben Neg lin i6 ipomit i'd pertIeime
Sbne Sbrn liner
philipp Sanerampfer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-03-05

Wte l9 10 IN ore
9reni6 ssfofie ben.
ba ben i'd nit einem
mol sefabIt. als Of
i'd orig teisrt ndt
IN it ben ssoentt,
i'd tOnnt grab 10
gut en- tleine Rdpp
nemme. 6as bebt
mid ii6erlt@ fein
Sarm bu6n III
i9ubr senua id i'm
aud ein9efhlafe I'M
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Wffner 5aretbtbrief hes
Gbilipp 5anrrampfer.
1909.

Mein lieber Ser Rebadtiondr:
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@enlie AaSturft uber BnIaas
Transportation, ghIa5rt BET
Dampfidjife, II. !. 10. Sidets
fur Faiatens unb 3nifhenbede
9afaaiere via Netu gort ober
Baltimore BON unb mad irsenb
einem Orte GurOpas 81 beFur
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THE SEARCHLIGHT
Latent News from tho Fields o.
8otefee. Eduoation and In
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INVISIBLE AER0PLANES.

The newest idea in the construction
of aeroplanes, especially for use in
war time, is to render them as nearly
transparent as possible. To this end
studies are now being made of cel1u-
loids and other materials which might
possibly be utilized as wings ana
which would be sufficiently transpar-
ent to make them less conspicuous In
the sky than are materials now in use.
While the primary object In making
|aeroplanes transparent is to prevent
them from being seen by the enemy, it
would have an added advantage IN
permitting the aviator to see in all di-
rections and thus render his air scous
work more efficient. Several nnachln es
have been put into operation within
the last three months which are
Equipped with transparent wings of
|uninfammable celluloid and are al
most invisible when Q few hundred
feet in the air.
A new muHfng box has also been
devised which serves to still further
|deaden the sound and thus enables the
operators to get closer to the enemy
without his presence being detected.
The substitution of the specially pre-
pared cel1uloid for the canvas is ex-
Ipected to mark distinct advance in
|aeroplane manufacture although 1t, is
las yet too recent a development to
have established its reliability.
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An Evening Echo ),
Art thor little, do that llt4e "e.t' 80
- for thy comfort know
r,,a bieeest man can do his biggest
work no better than Just SO.
- GOETHE.
shipping BIN Again.

Eurther evidence that the pressoen1s
purposes 70 make anothe st,t dt thgougs
e eaos g-s NJ is afforded by his order 70 70
e6 9ns Interstate Commerce commissio y
"a make a thorough invest1gaei01in. ,a o.
all .raassor,t,sti99nI a Tal not
nusi before the frantic and deter
mined mines e etrorts Of the administration ito to
pass the shipping BIZ at the sl last aesL
sion. instead Of after. is not ezp pttitpde
On this subject the interstate Com ON
m me cI Commission will now be in !. m. no
doubt regarding the character q the the
report which the administration oe-
s'5 Il is barely possible that shipping
bill can be forced through under the
lash and spur of the White House, but but
It is not likely. and the chlel fsas o,t
Il is unlikely is because so many
Democrats in Congress distrust Sec
rotary McAdoo. -.
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serves Crippled.

The failure of the Democrats to
pass the postoffice appropr:: ation bill
ID the last Congress has shamefullv
crippled the rural free delivery
service.
Members of Congress declare that
c0mplatnts they are receiving from
both rural carriers and patrons have
been more numerous and bitter in
the last few months than for years
before
Rural carriers claim that they have
suffered chiefly on two counts; ono
that although they are under civil
service. there have been hundreds
Of dismissals without Just cause; the
other that their routes have been
Iengthened and their work increased
without additional pay.
The complaints from patrons OF tns
rural routes are uniformly based upon
sweeping reductions in the service.
The condition causing these com
pISdiits are due to the failure OF the
postofice appropriation bill and the
consequent necessity for managing
the postal service under a re-cnact-
menf OF last years appropriation.
The principal changes ordered by
the department reducing the carrier
force arises. first by the proposed
consolidation of about I 500 routes "a
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!: NOV Il EFT TIE
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VERY POOR, EDDIE, VERY POOR.

IL was rainy afternoon in the
front Office Of the Hardbean dog collar
works.
you fellows haven't got the nerve
you were born with said Eddie, the
assistant fastener, scornfu1ly. live
been here four months now, and I'm
going to walk right into the old man e
room and ask for raise and Il I
don't get it, why, quit, understand r
The other clerks grew pale. Two
OF the. younger ones tainted and their
foreheads had to be laved with ink
In twenty years no one had the nerve
to ask old man Hardbean for g raiss.
foreheads had to be laved with ink.
babe him good-by as he walked into
old man Hardbean's Office with his
chest out.
Old man Hardbean was Signing dis
charges with his fourteen inch hand.
"well?" he said. and his voice,
coming from somewhere inside hia
5ffty-two inch chest. was as the below
OF bull with cold.
Eddie fixed his eyes on old man
Hardbean's massive projecting chin.
eff you please, sir he Whispered,
an tf1e-ah-best interests of the firm
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TRAvELET TT
HAMILTON.
By Niksah.

Hamilton, Bermuda Is a mandy
place to view the wonders OF tn0
southern seas. It is sort or glass
FISH bowl for America, where whoever
will, may see the creatures OF the deep
while they are at home. and the forces
Of the ocean as they are perI I3aa,a 3
those tasks that are native TO them.
one passes in two days from the
cold of the Atlantic seaboard OF the
United States to the tropical shores OF
these tiny islands to the east OF FLOR
ida. He threads hi sway between the
barriers of coral reefs and finds mucn
Of the population Of Hamilton on the
dock awaiting his coming, Tor upon
the approach of a steamer, g nag is
run up to notify the population OF the
fact. Half negro is the crowd, part
American tourist, many English busi-
ness men, the red coat of q British
fighting man lending an occasional
splash of color.
i Back of the wharf Hamilton climbs
a gentle hill and hides its white houses
among the abundant green OF It's tol-
I:aEe. Pride-of-Indian trees border 1ts
ishell-built and dustless roads with
which the visitoris sure to fall In love.
Somber cedars cover the hills. palms
and paImettos fringe fields Of lilies
The wonder rocks of the sea border
the small island. The waves OF the
ages have eaten the shoreline into q
myriad of fantastic shapes-caves to
which lime waters has added wierd sta
1astites and staligmites and stutuary
that follows the chance of splashing
water in taking it's form. Grottoes
nave been eaten out and through these
the waves growl threaten;ngly. Little
coral islands arc sticking their cres-
cents above the water here and there
demons to the observer the
manner In which such formations
come to be. The waves froth through
their pots which are called boilers
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Some Mexican Truth.

\ Reports have been receiver IRON
two trustworthy correspondents IN
Mexico which throw an interesting
light on. the situation there. One says
in part: 1T is all bunk about these
the insurgent) armies being com
posed Of the same type OF cutthroars
that manned the pirate ships, They
are simply big, disorganized mobs
ravaging the country and fighting
other mobs for the plunder- Former Former
roustabouts here are now generals
and colonels in these armies, living
on the best in the land free of charge
and respondent with diamonds and
big hats"
The other says Of the Mexican peo-
pie: Their religion is gone. They
have lost all respect for their govern
ment and the representatives Of our
government. But it seems to me, they
are deserving Of some sympathy, for
) It was our interference in their at
fairs. refusing recognition OF the cen
trail authority which held them in CON
troll. which brought them to their
present low state, morally and physi-
rally,'
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cottnn Ia I'D Contraabnd.

The allied nations of Europe nave
declared cotton contraband and. wnile
this step is most repugnant 20 Ias
American people, the best authoritles
m on International law are agreed thai
thew have an absolute right to do 80:
Cotton has become an indispen saole
material for the manufacture Of nigh
explosives, as much SO as salspe1 ss
declaring gun-powder and other forms
Of explosives and their component ma
terials contraband.
Fnrthermore, our own governm er'
has established a precedent, as ms
the Boxer rebellion in China, secre-
tary Hay sent to the American min
ister. at Picking, an able. argument
setting forth that cotton could prop
erly be made contraband: ids aIsu-
Mani Was made public and will dous,s-
less be the chief reliance Of the Brit
ish foreign Office. @
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NEW YORK, Aug. 24.-WaIter Con-
don. wireless operator on the steam
ship Minnehaha, WAS standing at Fifth
avenue and Fourteenth street enjoy
ing few hours Of shore leave when 2
woman's handbag containing much
jewelry. some money and a scandal
descended upon him like some favor
LOT the CaIipIIs in the Arabian Nights.
The bag was flung from a passing
automobile in which i've women were
quarrelfng and now he has gone to
sea with the treasure, including the
letters, the blazing discriminating let
ters. Using the pilot as "a postman he
sent a letter to the Herald in which he
says he would have left ALI In New
York il IT had not been for the nature
|of the letters.
The "all" included keys to a vault.
a large sum Of money, a pearl neck
lace. three diamond rings. the ac-
countrements and symbols of fortune
guarded against reclamation by a
Kissing dragon OF. scandal coiled all
about them. Condor promises to muz-
zle the dragon by refusing to divulge
the contents Of the letters. The lady
must meet him at the pier upon HIS
return and describe the lost articles.
But New. York is wondering II her
four Quarrelsome companions win a.so
meet him and will Condor escape from
the melee unframed?
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ARE WOMEN NlIURlLLY
MsPaI DEW7

! N prominent writer 50 cla1mF We
men are constituted with q delicate
organism and In nine cases out o.
ten mental Depression may be At.
trtbuted to an abnormal com it1on o.
the eystem. which expresses itself in
nervousness sleepIessness, backache,
lheAdache. causing constant misery
and as q result dependency Lydia
-. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
q simple remedy made from roots and
therbs, is tho one great remedy for
this condition. Il gpes to the root Of
the trouble and overcomes -despond-
ency-A Advertisement.
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SALE OF THE REAL EsTAE: OF
MAMIE 2, LONE. RAM ssstsg z; :

q, SA NM n tba sWStlaSsrity vested IN me
nv mn order entered in the matter OF
Mamie R.. Lowe. Bankrupt on the "a 20
Of the referee in Bankruptcy, in the DIS
trict Court Of the United States for the the
offer for sale ana sell. free and acquit Of
liens, subjecr, however, ~ the lie estate
front door Of the Court House of Harrison
County, to the HIGHEST and best btdd .so
O'clock, p NJ, the following descrebed
real estate: ..-..s.s
Ths one third undivided interest q
land Containing 2sl acres.. situate. on
shinn,s RIn in Clay District na harrif tse
Lowe-Lucas farm, between Nc Alpin and
Shinnston, on the waters of setd Shdnn's
Rum. The coal underlying said farm has
been sold, but the oil and gas interests
have not been sold
day of sale, one third in six months; one
third in twelve months. with interest from
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-24
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IN the Office Of the County
Clerk Here 10 Be Re
corded BY Him.

Dorsey L. Reed to Orlet BURNSIDE
L10.44 acres, West Fork river.
70: G. Alden to G. NJ. Thompson, I
lots, East View addition, Salem.
Scott Randolph to e. NJ. and A.
Laura Randolph, / lot, West Salem.
Thomas d. Smith ct al. to Erness
o. Davis. lot, Salem.
Lena g. Cork to Cecil T. Robinson'
8 acres. Patterson,s Fork.
Florence Gusman to Floyd Car
michael, 1 lot Jackson iuo-d1vis1on'
G. q. Haymond to Delbert F. Grey
nolds ct AL, lot, Alta Vista.
Edwin A. Wilson to w. l. Grey
lnolds, L lot, Wilson'S First addition
Almvra A. Gump ct al. Leonidas
Rhoades. 1 lot, Bristol.
John B. smith to A. U. knight ct a.,
1 lot, Marshall heights.
Victoria Aiello Bilotta to Feltce
Luigi, 2 acres, West Fork river.
Cecil B. Highland to Helen M. Craig
/ lot, Con Plaza,
Homer @. Haley to II. Carl Lesson
ii lot, Union Heights.
T. Blair Wdllson to FRANK flVl.o'
1 lot, Northview.
East salem Development COMPANY
to sarah A. Grow ct al, Tot, East
q. w. F. Randolph, trustee Centrai
Salem Land Company, to Mary r,
Randolph. / lot North valley Lana
Company's addition.
Mary F. Randolph to Ora II. Kan
Idolnh. i lot. North Valley Land Com
nany.s addition. Salem.
pF u. Pride to Cetral Salem Lano
COMPANY. interest Central Salem Land
I W. Allen TO James A. Drummond
! . lots. V. L. .Hornor's second add1tlon
g. Clinton Heldreth to Arlie L
|HeIdret1l, interest in acre COAL near
"s Generalization Coal Company to 6.
w harrison ct al, / lot, Enterprise.
q w. Harrison ct al. to Consoh-
dated Coal Company, lot, Enter
pf cersoliaated Coal COMPANY to Board
| of Education, Clay district, lot
Enterprise. 49, "a
North Shinnston.
]. w. Arnold to e. Il. Arnold lots'
East Clarksburg.
| Lucretia NJ Donahue to j. h Fiji
| lot, Fast Clarksburs.
Arol K. Nqizum to B. F. Riley inter-
est in oil and gas under 4S acres ana
43 poles. Shfnn's run:
! Anna Clousson to w. A. Clousson'
Hot. near Limberport.
william G. Nemar ct ux. to Theo-
dore Janik,s 2 lots. Union Heights
Union Land Company to Anna Nc
Nenar 2 lots. Union HEIGHTS No
| b. Frank Hornor ct al. 70 Carl u.
Hornor. lots. Norwood
Warder Mil1ohan to Clemmer war
man Q lots Stealey Heights addition.
Stealey Heights Land Company 10
warder Mollohan lots, Stealey
Heights addition. -
Elk creek Development COMPANY to
Jacob Prunty Real Estate Bualcuns
Company, 1 lot, Stonewal Park.
| w. Frank Stoutto Stout and Alex
ander Real Estate Company, Inc,
| Ia acres, Buckhannon pike; lot,
NORWOOD: IA acre, Broad Oaks: lot,
Monticello avenues lots, East Clarks-
burg. interest IN oil and gas under
| / so acres, Halls run. interest IN OIL
and gas under 40 acres, Tennfle DIS
trict, and Interest in oil and gas under
| 80 acres. Barnes run
William M. Smith to Sam B1afore
1 lot. Glen Elk No. 1.
James T. Criss to T. s. Hardesty,
2 acres coal, Bingamon creek.
Dudley Robinson to T. S Hardesty
1 acre coal, Bingamon creek.
I e. e. Kerns to II. S. Hardesty, Z
Iacres coal. Bingamon creek
A. G. Hamilton ct al. to y S. Har-
IBtnRaniQn creek.