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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-25
Tharp Resolution for Submits
sion Of Suffrage Question
Fails "a to 10; Socialist De-
nounces Majority.
COURTS DENIED POWER
TO A%DJUDICATE CONTESTS
Curry County Representative
Takes 9. 0. P. Members Sc
verely TO Task for Alleged
Failure to be Fair to Him.
Estate Capital Burcnn
(Esening Herald
Isl Do Vnfrna uofel

y Santa Re, n. NJ, Feb. a. .
= The senate Judiciary committee .
. this afternoon reported the .
= house bill a~bolishing he oalce u =
. travelling auditor % an indepand- .
. ent 9tate Office without recon- .
. incubation and the bill took its .
. place upon the calendar for to- .
. me-: row. Several Republican =
= scnctors. Il Is stated. have voiced =
y vigorous opposition 70 tho kind =
= Of politics being played Ia the =
= attack on the travelling auditors .
. office and while there appear 20 =
= be votes enough In the senate 60 .
. pasS the bill II seems doabtf1. .
= whether or not Il would be pasa- =
= ed " the veto without the u.s. .
. OF tho caucus OF strong pressure .
. from party leaders. .
= Mr.. Holt, this afternoon, at =
. the end OF a long series OF COM .
. mittes reports attempted to sus- .
. pend the rules 10 take up Sen =
. ate Bill No. las. providing tenn .
. porary relief for the agricultural =
. college. Senator Romero object =
= ed, stating that as a member of =
. the nance committee he had =
. never seen the bill, The motion =
. was Withdrawn. Tho sounxfe was =
y stili upon committee reports At =
. I o'clock. y
y In the house afternoon sesslon =
. thirty bills were reported from .
. half a dozen committees max =
. ing "a total 90 nifty bills placed =
= on the house calendar for to- y
. morrow In today's session. No '
. other business had been trans =
. acted In the house up 10 t:s0 =
. This afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-25

Des Moines, Iowa. Fob. 25.-Uov-
ernor Clarke today signed the mulct
law repeal bin passed last week by
the Iowa Legislature The bill is ef-
%fective January I, next, ana returns
the state TO statutory prohibition.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-25

London, Feb. 20. Us:ls y. nj
The PROPOSALS OF Washington To
Great Britain and Germany. which
are In London assumed to embrace
b abandonment of Germany's self
declared war zone and the declaration
hy the belligcrents of some definite
policy regarding foodstuns FOR the
civilian populations. have n%oticca1ly
~quickened the public interest. both In
this country and In Germany In this
delicate diplomatic situation.
The British press In general Is re-
strained in tone but the average I'm
glishman plainly rcscnis what he con.
sidcrs u hint az an attempt 90 inter
tere with the absolute blockade of
Germany should England care To en-
force his with her sea power. In
the meanwhile, aud IN spite Of the
sinking OF four more British mcr-
Chantmvn Involving the loss Of four
lives. Great Britain still holds oil
from dcClaring food destined to Ger
many 10 he C"ontrabup1. II is believed
" this step IL taken that II VIII be
postponed until h American pro-
posals havC bcoH discussed az leagth
Now that the Russians have made
~ stand on their oWn soil the lighting
In the eastern arena of the war b. re-
solving itself into a mass Of contra
dictory statements and counter
claims. The German claims of q vac
tory In Russian Poland are circum-
stantial and detailed. The Russian
dcnials, while emphatic, are sweep
ing and general,
Il would appear from dispatches
reaching London that at the present
momcn; neither the Austrians moi
'he Germans are making hcadway
anywhere on the line from the Baltic
10 the CaTrsthiaus.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-25
TURKS Bent orr \
RUSSIAN ATTACK

Berlin, Feb. 20 Cvia London. ~
noon Reports received here from
Coustantinople set forth that u RUS
sian attack m the territory east oi
AFtzln. which Is IN Trans-Caucasus,
30 miles southeast of Batun, has been
beaten of by the Turks with heavy
LOSSES 10 the enemy. The Russians
have been driven also from the re-
glon ~ Elmaii In Asia Minor, where
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-25
U.S.. PROPOSALS To
TERMINATE WAR
ZONE ATTRACT
ATTENTION
English Press View With Dis
favor Act Which Would
Tend to Prevent Blockade of
Germany if So Desired.
BRITAIN DELAYS HER
RETALIATORY ACTION
Surprise Felt That No Attempt
Is Made to Place Food Des-
tined for Germany Upon Alb
solute Contraband List.

Washington, Feb. 25.--Tncrcas-
Ing Interest II being manifested
IN orhstal aud diplomatic quar-
tcr- here la the outcome Of me-
gOuatlOns ON the part Of tho
Washington government with the
british and German governments
with "a view to ending danger To
American -lIipping In the rctnlia-
tory measures Of the European
bcliigcrcnls toward each other.
TIE United States through it,
latest proposals seeks To- secure
the elimination by Gcrmnny OF
n naval war sOnc.
Officials here are said tO be
somewhat encouraged over the
manner Ia which the proposals
have been received hN the ISrit-
ish government. which ha- sub
mittct them Ia her aliicS. Unof-
ciRl adyiccs reported Germany ~
in'iinsd Ia aCcpt the proposals,
although II WIS said German of-
Trials did not believe Great Brit
ain would make concessions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-25
TODAY IN CONGRESS

Debate resumed on agrlcultur-
al bill.
HOUSE.
Debate resumed on general de-
ficlency hill
Conference report on seamen's
bin considered.
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Tonight and Friday generally fair
In south portion, probably snow In
north portion. maximum. 80; mini
mum. "a; range. 10; az : a. m, 80;
north winds. partly cloudy.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-02
LIST OF PATENTS.

List of patents issued from the U. s. Patent Office, Tuesday, Aug. 31 1915, for the state of Connecticut,
 furnished us from the office of Sey- mour & Earle, solicitors of patents
 129 Church street, New Haven, Conn
 H. M. Barber, Stonington, assignor to B. Cottrell & sons, Rotary Sheet
 Printing Machine.
 E. Benson, Hartford. Trolley-re-
 triever G. w Goodridge, assignor to The Bryant Electric Co.,, Bridgeport, At- tachment-plug. E. F. Kelley, assignor to The Roy- al Equipment Co.,, Bridgeport. Eric ! tion-lining. c. H. Kenney, assignor to E. J. Eaton, New London. Muffler for ex- 1 plosion- engines. c. O Lautz, Ansonia Prop for l clothes-lines | F. s. Lobdel1, Naugatuck, Carbur- 1 etor 1 F. Muller, assignor to Pratt & 1 Whitney Co.,, Hartford, Electric weld-
 ing machine. R. M. G. Phillips: West Haven, as-
 signor to The Sentinel Automatic Gas
 Appliance Co.,, New Haven. Cas- cock.
 R. M. G. Phillips, West Haven, as-
 signor to The Sentinel Mfg, Co.,, New ] Haven. Blow torch. ] C. B. Rearick, New London, Axial- 1 flow steam turbine. l F. l. Rowntree, South Meriden, as ] signor to The R. & H. Mfg. Co.,, Hart
 ford. Package-Vending machine.
 A. A. Sebula, South Manchester. ] Permutation-lock. 1 $. T. Smith. Stamford, assignor to 1 Underwood Typewriter Co.,, Type l writer machine. 1 c. H. Veeder, assignor to The Veeder Mfg, Co.,, Hartford. Mileage register for tires l W. l.. Walker, Groton, Battery l cell w. L. Walker, New London. Bat tery-jar. A. E. Whittier, Bristol Oven-ther- l mometer. c. B. Woods, assignor to American 1 Graphophone Co.,, Bridgeport Press l ing sound-records. H. Wilkinson, Hartford, assignor to 1 E' M Wilkinson, Bridgeport. Steam | boiler for the vertical water-tube l type.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-02
HELD BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Nineteen little friends of Miss Areta Berard of Winter street join cd with her yesterday in the celebra- tion of her twelfth birthday. During the afternoon games were played and refreshments were served. Those in attendance were Misses Helen and Anna May Bonney, Eda Muecke. Gel inda Dube, Anna Curry, Mabel Beck man, Marie Bonney, Ruth Muecke, Eleanor Demars, Masters William Kelly Emil Buecke, John Kelly. Walter Fitzsimm ons, Harold Brophy, Leo Fitzsimmons, Fred Scheyd, Phil ip Kerwin and Roger Mcdonnell.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-02
BERTRAM-IBEL NUPTIALS.
Popular Young Couple Joined il
 WedIOck Yesterday

A pretty wedding took place yes- teEday at the home of Charles F. Bertram of 70 Francis street when his daughter, Miss Charlotte, became the bride of Howard F. Ibelle, son of MT. and Mrs. William H. Ibelle of Stanley Quarter. The cerem ony was performed by Rev. J. E. Rees of the Stanley Memorial church. Miss Hazel Bertram, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid and. Allenr Dean of Rocky Hill was best man.
 The house was prettily decorated with goldenroad, sunflowers and streamers to match.
 The bride made a charming ap- pearance in a gown of white crepe de chine and she carried a hand- some bouquet of bridal roses.
 At the close of the ceremony d reception was held and the couple left on a wedding trip to Mantle after which they will reside at Belvidere Manor
New Britain herald., 1915-09-02

recognized leaders in the civic life of New York city. The late Mayor Gay nor appointed him us a member of the board of education for which act he was warmly commended by the en- tire population. There is hardly constructive movement in the city O! New York that has not MT. Baronoess name among it's most active leaders
 Both Dr. Levin and MT. Baronoess will acquaint the local Jewish puollc with the preparations that are uhoer way for this planned American 'e" ish gathering.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-02
Ez,ents Tonight

High class photo plays, at Fox's theater.
 Vaudeville and moving pictures at keeney's theater.
 Luther league of Swedish Luther an church, meets at o'clock.
 New Britain Council, O. U. A. M., corn roast at 277 Main street.
 Worthy Temple Pythian Sisters corn roast at Sunset Rock.
 New Britain Turner society, meets in Turner hall.
 Second Division Hundred Mems so- clety meets in Vega hall.
 Special committee on Walnut Hill park change, meets in City hall.
 Lexington lodge, I. o. o. F.. meets In J. 0. U. A. M. hall
 socialer verein, meets at 142 Arch street. r Court Charter Oak, F. of A., meets in Electric hall.
 Isabella Circle, N. D. l., meets in Judd's hall.
 New Britain lodgeof Owls, meets in G. A. R. hall.
 Water Jahn lodge,D of H., meets in Bardecks hall.
 St. Jean de Baptiste society, meets at 34 Church street.
 Giddings Chapter, R. A. M, meets in Masonic hall at 7:30 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-02
SPECIAL TRAIN LABOR DAY.

On account of the observance Of Labor Day, the New York, New Ha- ven and Hartford railroad, following it's usual custom, will discontinue a number of local trains into New York the morning of September and return trains in the afternoon. Notices have been posted informing the pub lie of special stops that will be made by regular trains into and out of the city to cover the service dispens- ed with on this holiday. To accomo- date those who wish to reach New York Monday night special train will leave Hartford at 10 D. m mak- ing principal stops to New York, due at 1:05 a. m
New Britain herald., 1915-09-02
Personals

Mrs. Emil Lunde has returned lronl :. virit with friends in CollinsVille'
 Miss Catherine Gaffney IS spehu- .o1x,S vacation at Ocean BeaCn.
 1obn F. Leeney is at Bradley Beach N. J.
 Miss Mabel N. Church is the guest of friends in Bridgeport. :"
 Miss Helen Holleran of Seymour street has returned from vacation s1t Northampton, Mass.
 Police Officer w S. strolls is in New York on a vacation.
 Rector Harry I Bodley of St. Marks Episcopal church is expected home this evening from Twin Lakes.
 Dr. C. E. Swain and family who have been summering at Merrill, : Camp. N. H., have returned home.
 Miss Elizabeth Smedley and Miss Catherine Fay will spend the next two weeks in Boston, Mass.
 Lewis and Emil Charland have gone on an autom obile trip to Canada
 MT. and Mrs. George w. Bull of Wallace street will entertain rela- tives from Albany over Labor Day.
 Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Watson of Winthrop street will spend, the hoi- idays in Ansonia.
 Mr. and Mrs. William Rickert of Wallace street are going to Torring- ton over Labor Day.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-02
sH IN HIGH SCHOOL.
iaught in Business Course lars to Take Registration.

taught in Business Course lars to Take Registration. fh there. was not a quorum ! the scheduled meeting of Sl board yesterday, those
 who were in attendance in- discussed the questions be- a and decided to proceed
 wing them out, provided other members of the board Eesce. One important mat "a was that Spanish is to
 ed in this years curricu-
 e High school. The French Eill instruct the class and |ect will be in the business
 Ing the taking of the school |bn, the members present n that the registrars of vo-
 do the work as they have hst. As former registrar |Scheuy is a candidate for hnd might object should a
 of the. board take it upon 4s to award the job, it was have l.. Hoyt Pease gc; |hunication with Dr. Kelly
 Fromen and if they agree hke a quorum and avoid any fom plications.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-02

The fall of the great fortress of Brest Litovsk marked practically the last step in the abandoning of the powerful defensive line which Russia had counted on to stem the German advance. This line, carefully forti- fled, has been outf1anked on the south and in the fall of Kovno, pierc- ed in the north and has now become utterly untenable The line A--A shows the location of forts and de-
New Britain herald., 1915-09-02
BIG BUILDING BUSINESS

During the month of August, build- ing permits representing a value Of $94,S65 were issued by Inspector X. N. Rutherford. Those included five brick buildings, s21,70o; twenty-one frame buildings, $67,5oo, and twenty four alteration and repairs s5.665. The new buildings will afford forty- one new tenements.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-02
ENGLISH RETRENCHME

London, Sept. 2, 2:44 a. m.-As the first step in a movement for retrench- ment in government expenses, the Express announces the dismissal of 1,7OO employees of the land valuation departm ent, which was created under the budget of 1909 to make a com plete valuation of all land in Great Britain as a preliminary step to the taxation of unearned increments.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-02

lenses on which the Russians had depended; the heavy black line in- dicating the present positions, shows how far these have been lost. Tllc last line, BIB, is the next on which the Russians might make a stand. It is possible, however, that no great effort will be made to check the Teutonic advance till the line from Minsk to Dvinsk Cor Dnuaburg) has been reached.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-02


 ekett is indisposed at
 rinity street.
 Eek. Clean up sale at
 s. .--advt.
 IS Bradley of Harrison
 has beenaill for the past
 ple to be out.
 George Levitt has had
 n for three six-tenement
 Talcott street.
 nt of town speakers have Len secured by the Parents ers association of the school for it's winter pro- Ruigley has accepted an in- p open the New London tr at Norwich on Septem- kt Kerin of the Y. M. T. A. |ty expects to announce the
 on the society's anniver- week.
 ggins left today for a busi- Ito Massachusetts.
 week. Clean up sale at ud' $. adyt-
 Ing cf New Britain nest, xill be held this evening at fn G. A. R. hall.
 riendly, F. of A., will ob- twenty fifth anniversary this EIanna's armory Extensive ns are being made for the 1.-the New Britain men who Inc legislative reunion ct uguin, Cosey Beach, yester- Mayor George A. Quigley, |eorge W. Klett, Treasurer Amberlain, Representatives bdwin and E. W. Schultz, |nnmissioner Joseph Towers, kntative Peter Crona, pr. and Reginald Towers, Dr.. 1sMold of Berlin was also nce. 4 week. Clean up sale at nd 's.advt. .. .'. eth end trolley car leaving ht 6:10 o'clock ran off the
 the Main street railroad! hst evening, causing a tie. |ffic.
 milk station which has Eucted in the basement of
 school building, closed for II today. The season has Fatifying one for those in Erah Hamrick the visiting made the following report bnth of August: New cases fged, 53; number of visits, hts on hand, 31; Metropoli- B4; patients, 23; discharged Eing society of the Swedish loon, and the Luther league |this evening.
 blicity committee of the bff Commerce held a meet [fternoon at 5 o'clock. roast vii be held this eve- Eew Britain Council, O. U. Temple Pythian Sisters will putting this evening at the bck bungalow. hg of the New Britain Turn will be held this evening. (mittee of the common conu- proposed change of Wal lark, will meet this evening |ck.
 nthly meeting of the Second f the Hundred Mems soci- Be held this evening.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-02
Regal Dining Room SubIet to George
 Constantine

D. J. Mullen, Prop. of the Regal hotel has sublet his dining room to MT. George Constantine, who has been with the Childs Restaurant company for the past six years. MT. Constan- tine will endeavor to run a first class up-to-date dining room at reasonable prices. He will make a specially of 25c and 25c dinners and suppers and com bination breakfasts.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-02

C4iddings Chapter, R. A. M., mee in Masonic hall at 7:30 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-02

Water Jahn lodge,D of H., meets in hall.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-02

St. Jean de Baptiste society, meets at 34 Church street. X
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-07
COUNTY INDICATES w.
STATES IMMENSE POSIBu ITIEx<*
What Doing In Diversified Farming Ernest of the Tremendous
Things North Carolina Could Accomplish Were There All Through
Its Borders Wise and Systematic Utilization of It's Resources
Cotton 4 Out of 10.

acres 130 bales of cotton were raised
But tins year it is a stock farm.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-07

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The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-07

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-29
MAarER,a 80.

Under and ~ virtue ~ 4 decree - fore
closure and sale rendered by the Hon. A.
81 Campbell Judge 81 the First Judicial
Circuit Of the State 81 Florida. on the
18th day % April a u. 1915. IN 8 cause
wherein John BIZ Christie u complainant,
audeA. Brown Ir. and Mary Brown tia
wife. Il. Rust smith. and his wife Eliza
beth ~ Smith John q. Enf1itrum ana
hls wife Eva Engatrum. and the East
Pensacola city Company are iofendantss
! viii on Monday. June Tths A. y. 1915.
being 4 legal Hales nay and during the
legal hours - sale sen 20 the highest
bidder for cash in front az the County
Court House Door. az the CITY o. PEN
saeala, the following described property
tgwit.
Lots one % % nine tBl Inclusive IN
block six 90 of East Pensacola. accord
ing 90 map drawn by = u. Knuaer, IN
January. 1888, and neiug in section 8,
Township South. Range 20 West, IN
Escamhla County. Florida.
H. w NELSON
Special Master.
6E0amny gLhoawAw
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LEGAL NOTICE

Grant. which is also the south line ~
section thlrtv-ave t95D Township North
Range II West. and runnlng thence
northwest along the center o. said Rail-
road 90 point two hundred end twenty
I'VE CESS feet distance. and az an angle
% one hundred and seventy seven de-.
grees (lID and one and one-half 1A
minutes 70 the right from tangent ~
right angles hfty (60l feet g q stake
on TIE ri3ht nf way. for starting point
thence continue in the same direction
three hundred and twenty (szol feet 20
angle ~ eightg-une $50 degrees ffteen
(iH1 minutes. four hundred and forty
GaAa1 feet 90 u stake. thence westward &C
an angie - one hundred and nftY-nine
(lbs1 degrees, one hundred and ninety
and one-fhird fla0 i-s) feet 70 = stake
on the eastern right % way cf said rail-
road thence southeastward along SAID
right q way 90 point q starting con.
taining two and eiEhty-four hundredtha
t2st1 acres more or less o. said section
thirty ave (a5l Township North, hange
81 west. and a. Il more clearly shown
BY accompanying sketch.
Also the west half % section twenty
seven t21l township 4 North, az Range
81 West. containing three hundred and
twenty (sze1 acres. together with All the
teuementa. hereditameuts and appurten~
ancea including the brick plant % the
said Mcmillan Brick Company, boilers,
machinery. tools. implements. utensils.
carts. horses. mules. cars and stock II
every description, and all equipments ~
every Kind used IN and about. or In ans
manner incident 90 90 IN connection with
the conduct % brick making. upou any
81 the property heFeinhefore mentioned.
ALSO all personal property OF every
kind Whatsoever. which shah hereafter
be acquired hy the said MeMiilan BrtCk
Company. and brought upon or used IA
connection with its said Brick plant az
Dolores, Florida. upon the premises here
inhefore more particularly described. and
also the personal property described as
follows Now being upon % used iH
connection with its ssid plant AZ Dolores
Florida. towit.
J. G. steele Brick cutter
1 Disimtegrater
I Friction Hoist.
/ 4 100 III " Boiler
81 VA ~ Boiler
i 4 clay cars.
ne brick haFrown
4 wagons
: mules Pete. John and Emma
I ! American Brick Macuine.
I Pug Mill,
/ I Granulator
/ set Of q i3xs engines.
/ All n Rail
/ ] Drying equipment.
! Iieht saddle horse named tFriscatu
4 All In EscamhiA County, Florida
i. w NELSON.
Special Master.
& KsfaFnmW 8fhnnww4wv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-29
Fisher ealE.State
Agency
Established in 1881.
LEGAL NOTICES.


SPECIAL MASTERS SALE.
Under and By virtue ~ a dnal decree
81 foreclosure and sale rendered on tha
GOTH day 81 Apui. 1915 bv the Hon. "A. q.
Campbell Judge % M. Circuit Court of
Eacamhia County, Florida. ~ ChanrerN.
in certain cause therein pending where.
Oh Florida Farm MorlHags Company, a
corporation, was complainant and Wii-
hhm y keyHer ln Aia own right and as
eNecutor 81 the last VIII and testament
% Harriet 5. keyser, decreased, and So
trustee under the viii of Harriet =. KEY
ser r. T. Campbell koyser. Nellie Key
ser Meredith and her husband WtiitaN
NJ Meredith KcyHer Atkln. Helen III.
Attain. Emily r. Akin and a r. Jones
were defendants. ] win on Monday, the
Court House Door n the city % pensa-
the legal hours 0f sale. Offer for sails
and best bidder for cash. the following
described rvai estate situated IN the City
81 Pensacola. Escamhia County, Florida.
to-Wit: south forty tso) feet 81 tha
North seventy tl0l feet, and the South
ten ti0t feet ~ the East a8venty-nius
and one-half (GsiEl feet. of Let two hun
dred and Migty-fonr sz8Al. cid city cf
Pensacola. said Toe fronting on the East
side ~ palafoN Street. uetwesn Romano
and Garden Streets" together with the
teHampnte. heFedttamenfB and appurten-
hncos thereunto belonging or in aurwiae
appertaining Terms, cash. iced AZ cost
Of purchaser
GEO p. WENTWORTH.
special Master.
sgTAmaysthoawsw
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slaAmaystlloawlw


Under ard - virtue 81 4 Hnal decree
~ foreclosure and sale rendered GA the
20th dag CT April. 1915 hg the Hon. AT 0
Campbell. Judge 81 the Circuit Court o.
Eacambia County. Florida. 60 Chaucery.
Hin certain cause therein pending
wherein George ~ WriEnt was complaint
ant and ~. 81 Neyser IN hts own right
and AZ executor % the hast win and Tesla.
ment of Harriet 81 Keyser. deceased. ana
as trustee under the VIII 81 Harriet 81
keyser, decreased end Fl II. Campbell
KeyseF. Nellie Keyaer Meredith and her
huaband william n. Meredith, Key
W Atkin. ana Gus Eitzeu AZ trus-
zee in bankruptcy of the Ksysor-
Muiaon Company. a corporation bank
rupt. were defendants. I wtil or Monday
the Tth day OF June 1918. before the
County Court House Door ia the City
~ Pensacola. Escamhla County. Florida
A. 81 1915, being 3 fegal sales day. and
during tie legal hours 81 sale. offer for
sale and SELL mt public omtgrw ta Ere high
est end heNs bidder FOR cash. the follow
Ing described real estate situated Ga the
city nf Pensacola EHcamh8a County
F9orfaa, to-wit. The North nfty-aiE tss)
feet 81 the South one hundred six fi064
feet ~ the West one-half CIV 81 o.
Arpeut Tot twanty-four fen old city
Tract aceardiug % the map % the CITY
~ Pensacola. copyrighted "a Thos q
Watson 81 18RF' to Eether with the
amGes thnHWmmtu belonging uF im amwwtsa
appertatninE Terms. cash. Deed &c cost
GEO. ~. WENTWORTH.
Special Master.
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