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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-20
Charge Woman With Robbing store.

Myrtle Lee. white woman
twenty-one years old. was arrested
yesterday by Officers g. P Smith. r.
L. Bryant and j. NJ. Duffy, charged
with breaking into the store OF j.
Weinstein, at 314 North Sixth Street
and taking from II a quantity of
clothes She was locked up aL-she
First Station,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-20
.The Only Girl.

~ the many musicai comedies pro-
Ped N New YORK last season none
greater favor than did The Only
which is to he presented at
Academy ThurAday and Friday.
day matinee, under the manage
az of Joe Weber. 1t was this man
y who felt assured that the combi-
ION Of Henry blossom. librettist,
victor Herbert, composer, could
0ossaoiy fail. and that he was not
~ saFHaise 10 evidenced by
Iacl tnat ne Only Girl ran
entsse season N New York for a
~ tne InsFty-nlntn street Theater
later = tne Lyric
the metropolitan critics as a mu-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-20

pIVouGtioH OF i ne. only GIl and has
engaged a cast Of superior excellence.
Among those who will be seen here
being: Edna Munsey. Regina Richards.
Elsie Baird. Janet McIlwayne. Gene-
We've Houghton. Franklyn Farnum.
i<eona Stevens, Russell lennon. Frank
Coombs. Thomas Burton and Alfred
Fisher. There is a chorus of pretty
girls and an augmented orchestra
The Rcd Rose"
The advance sale fax the special
engagement OF John G. Fishers mn
steal comedy success. The Red Rose :.
at the Academy Saturday. matinee and
night, Will open at the box ONCE OF
that playhouse on this morning Al q
CLOCK Owing to the heavy demand
saa. WIZ come up. Manager Wise has
MADE arrangements to receive mail or
ders accompanied by check or mona,
order and file them In the order ~
.heir receipt Manager Wise VIII nar-
sohaiy look after the sale of seats
80 that this detail of the rush can he
attended To with expediency
Inc red Rose Is the musical com
edy sensation OF the present sea~or
hhd It's coming to the Academy a.,
tnis time Will introduce here for ths
tirst time the entire original cas-,
company. dancing chorus and sproducs
tion that made it so popular durtnr
us long run at the Globe Th@atar
New York city.
The Great Ruby"-Cb,onia, TODAY
y l. s. f. (The Big ~ prasan,.
.ouas and tomorrow at the ColoniaI
him version of the Celebrated sna.,
Lacular Drury Lane, London Aesr,.
Inc Great Ruby" which Il in n,ss
acts OF intense dramatic action Thts
great photofeature with its fina a.
rection. splendid photography ara
sood acting. the interesting Mot and
many thrilling scenes will undoubtaAl,.
SATISFY all tastes. Octavia Hand wprfh
george Seuie Spencer, Walter Hltch.
COCK, Beatrice Morgan are a ou. - =,
OF stars well known to the movie
lovers. The added picture on the Co
ionial program today and tomorrow /.
the Pathe News. seen today and m.
morrow for the first time on any
screen. Wednesday and Thursdav
bring to the Colonial the Metro nir.
ture. Her Great Match" filmixea
from Clyde Fitch'e American rn-
nance. which was written especially
Tor Maxine Elliott. with Cali Kane
o. Seven Keys to Baldpate" and The
Miracle Man." In the leading feminine
role. surrounded by one OF the hest
of Metro companies. Friday ana Sal.
urday bring another Fox hit .sRe-
generation" (not Tolstoi's The Re-
generation"). adapted from Owen XII
dare's My Mamie Rose" with Rock.
cliffe Fellowes and Anna Nilsson in
the principal roles.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-20

Games Today.
!; Brooklyn in Kansas City
HufkAlo In Pittsburg.
Only two acheduled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-20
|EEkS OFFERINGS AT
ACADEMY OF MUSIC

Old New Orleans. the Crescent
n the gateway to the great river
etching thousands of miles into the
Art OF fertile America, is the OPEN
scene. this year. In Al. G. Fields
nAfsr Minstrels. which will be seen
the Academy tomorrow and We'd
ldAy and "Wednesday matinee.
he levee., stacked with bales OF
ton, the great landing place of
sr boats and sea-going vessels. a
4 mart OF commercial exchange
spread out before the eye. Roust-
butts are loading the famous river
mer, Robert T.. Lee. The time is
opposed to be just before the his
teal race between this boat and
steamer Saehez.
finstrels are heard singing off
IRE. they hustle upon deck. wheel
carting and carrying freight onto
big boat. singing over their wo-k.
one side is lunch counter An
negro nanny and a crowd Of
Ero fiddlers complete the scene All
this IL set to the timely music
minstrel shows opening. and
u / sudden change the minstrel
become passengers about to board
boat. The whistle blows, the bell
Ss and the word "Ali aboard"
lnds. The starting OF the boat is
ivened with comedy A fat man.
ing to span a widening gap. falls
b the river. A woman. unable her
to make the boat throws her
by on board.
Then follows scenic representation
the race between the Robert E.
and the Nachez. a most realistic
ne. Both boats In miniature are
n. forging up the river, trying to
= new record and vanquish the
III steamer. The race between the
bert T.. Lee and the hatcher has
bn written of. sung Of and told
but for years. and conception OF
which Al. G.. Field has produced,
satisfying. and an exceedingly
Stty stage picture. OF interest, too.
the fact that the minstrel first
h OF dance. song and joke. which
lows. Ii laid In the cabin Of the
Amer Robert F.. Lee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-20

Chicago. Sept. la.-The Cha nts'
hard hitting in the last three innings
today won their game over the Cubs
by the score of to !, and the Giants
made all of those seven runs from
the seventh inning on. Stroud and
Benton pitched gilt-edge ball for the
Giants.
Score by innings: r. II, E.
New York -. 900 900 142--T 10 2
Chicago 49,. 900 Olo 000--l 2
Batteries: Stroud. Benton and
Schang; HUMPHREYS and Archer. TIM
pires, KLEIN and Emslie.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-20
.Ph|[l|[s DIVIDE
WITH CARDINALS
National League Leaders Get Opener
But Ames Pitches One-Hit Game
In Closing Clash.
BOSTON BRAVES DEFEAT REDS
Dick Rudolph Shows Usual Good
Form Against Cincinnati Team
and Bostonians Win, 8 to 2-Gian ts
Defeat Chicago Cubs.

st. Louis, Sept 19.-After the
Phiilie had captured the opening
game by count OF 6 to 2. Ames came
back strong In the second and
blanked the leaders. allowing them
only one hit.
First game.
Score by innings: Ri. f.
st. Louis -. 600 100 0io---2 1 !
Philadelphia 900 $40 000-6 8 3
Batteries: Robinson and Snyder
Alexander and Burns.
Second game:
Score by il...ings: r. II. E
81. Louis :. 600 900 900 Ii 7 q
Philadelphia 100000 900 % /
Batteries: Ames and Snyder
Chalmers and Burns. Empires Rig
Ter and Burns
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-20
Boston Defeats Reds.

bUStUn UEle4aCS TkPUN.
Cincinnati, Sept. 1S.--One run In
the closing frame enabled the Braves
to get to verdict over the Gin
cinnau Reds. Rudolph pitched a
good game against the home team.
Score by innings: r. H. E..
Boston ...... 900 0o2 00' 3 ,
Cincinnati -. 900 010 1902 /
Batteries: Rudolph an Gowdy:
Schneider and Clark. EMPIRES, ODay
and Quigley.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-29

Every subscriber to this pape
VINO gave us an order for the Is
cent club of four magazines ca.
renew their subscription thi
year on the same terms.
This offer is open to ever
reader Of our paper. If any
our subscribers failed ak
advantage of this offer last ye;
we invite all to come in this yer
The offer is surely a bargu
Just Think of It! You can
four big monthly magaZi
with the Leader, all OF" 20
for only S1.6s. Don't mss t.
bargain. Just remind us til
you want four magazines whe
you renew your subscription.
We don't make a cent On thcs
magazines. The only reasoi
we offer them to our customer
is for the sole purpose Of savin
our readers money. 1t is "a
intention to give our subscrib r
the advantages we receive III 2
magazine publishers. Eve =
time you order magazines c
farm papers from other pull
fishers 1t viii cost you NOR
money than we charge. 1t
for your benefit alone that W
offer you these four magazine
at such a big reduction.
The four we offer this yes
are: Woman's World, Hon
Life, Gentlewoman and Far
Life.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-29

The foregoing is the net amour
of * nhly and those remittinr
should add 10 per cent of the tota
amount as penalty, with interest q
1 per cent per month from Sept.
1914, and the cost of publl8hln.
such descriptions, which amounts {
20 cents per description.
laruary 22, 1915. Bert Geor,
.---Af and Delinquent Tax CoileotC
o. lincoln County, Oregon.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-29

NEIl, Sec. 8. leo acres-s2i.GO. c.
S12.30 Eleanor Miller, Lots 1 and 2,
Sh NEh, Sec. 5, 162 acres-s32.22.
d. II. Seaver, NWh. Sec. 8, $50 acres
-S23.S0. w. n. Pintler, Wa E1R, Sec.
10, 160 acres-S22.20. Oregon, Cali
fornia r. r. Co, EIa NEh, Eh SEh,
Sec. 10, 160 acres-S23.40. Oregon
California r. T.. Co., Ela Ela, Sec. 25,
iG0 acres-s23.f0. Milton NJ. BEEN,
Lots 4 and s, Sec. 81, 40 acres-S31.45.
Emma G. Robinson, NWk, Sec. 30,
100 acres-Sl9.50.
Township 1s South, Range 10 West
w. ID. Satterlee, NWH NWH, VIZ
SWh, NWA, Wa NWh SWh, See.
q, so acres-S9.25. II. w. Hetzler,
M NEh, Nis NWh, Sec. 20, leo
acres-$ll.10.
Township t3 South, Ranee II West
Victor Evens, NWh NWA, Sec. 2,
40 acres-S3.30; NEh NEA. Sec. 3,
40 acres-$3.30. Matte Twombly, Test
OF SWH, Sec. 4, 100 acres-S23.40.
G. +. Brocha, SWA NEA, M SEA,
SEA SEA, Sec. 5, 160 acres-s32.90.
Walter A. & Anna Green, Eia NWh
SWA NWA, Sec. s, s acres-si.1S.
Harry Wright, VIZ NWhSWliNWA,
NEH SWh NWh, Sec. 3, Is acres
1888. Edwart Holt, Wa SWh SWh
NWA, Sec. 8. acres-S1.1S. Robert
A!stro. Ek SWh SWh NWA, Sec.
iS, 5 acres-S1.1S. II. u. Dyer, part
Of Sec. II, acres-36GG. Maud c..
Ready, Lots 4. s and G, SEA 5WA,
ex., 90 much thereof that Is laid out
in Keady's Add. end TeklnirEs Add.
20 Wallgcrt; So SEA, ox. 10 acres,
Sec. 10, 1SJ aorcs--Sl28.65. Marion
Rub,e. NEh SEA, Sec. 10, 30 acres
--322.T5. g. l.. McKennn, Lots and
3, Sec. 10, . ncros--S470. Clara
Hoover, part OF Sec. 10. 4 acre
SO.S4. Marion Ruble, Lot 9, SWh
EWH, NWh SWh. eX. 10 acres sold
and that part plated as Waldport
| Helghtg, Sec. 20, 90 ncres-S39.95.
Thos. II. Miller, Lots 3, and 5. Em
Lot G, So NWh. M SWh. NWh
SEA. Sec. a. 29S acres-Sl2.00. II.
=. G. Anderson. Lot G, Sec. Is. "a
acreB-SS.00. Geo. Il. Quigle. Sh
SWH, See. 2s, so acres-s26.00. II.
i. G.. Anderson, NEh SEA, Sec. 10.
40 acres-s9A0. Maud G. Ready, VIZ
| lNWh, Sec. 80, so acres-$lS.S0. NEA
NWA NEh. E1s SWh NWh NEh
Sec. 30. 10 acres-$3.53. Ingra Allen,
| NEh SWh, Sec. 32, 40 acres--$7.G5.
Township 10 South, Range IL West
G.. l.. McKenna. Lots /. 2, 3 and 4,
Sec. 10, 131 acres-$G.45; Lots 1,
and 3, Sec. "a, i0G acres--S1410
Maud G. Ready, Lot 4, Sec. "a, Is
acres-sS23.
Township IA South, Range 0 West
Oregon, California II. Il. Co., Ell
NEh, SEA, Sec. 1, 240 ACCESSIBLE
Monta Smallwood, Test. Of Lots 3.
and 8, SEA SWh, VIZ NEh SWh
Sec. 6. l50 acres--SlS13. Myrtle A. &
Thos. ]. earns, S1s NEh, SEA NWh
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-29
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Notice is hereby given thal The un
derslgncd has been, by order Of Oh
County Court OF Lincoln county, Or
gon, duly appointed executor Of I'll
estate OF August Habberman, deceased
All persons having claims against sal.
estate are hereby notified 10 presen
the same duly verified and witt prDpe
vouchers. as by law requlree m,
at my residence In Yaquina, C.ggon
within ST.; months tr0m the date o
this notice.
Dated this 81. day of December. 1914.
Cnas. Hasgman,
Executor of the estate OF August Hal
herman, deceased.
HAWKING 6 Mocluskey, Attorneys TO
Executor, Toledo, Oregon.
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NWA SEA, Sec. IL, 100 acres-$19.50.
Oregon. California r. r. Co., NWA
NEA, NEh NWA, SEA SWA; Sh
,SEA, Sec. 13, 200 acres-s33.60. John
Veason, VIZ NEA, VIZ SEA. NWh
SWA, Sec. 16, 4S0 acres-$28.35. ].
N. Hegman. VIZ NWiI, NWA SV'h,
Sec. II. 120 acres-S19.43. ]. n. E5g-
man, NEA SEH, Sec. Is, 40 ace
$3.70. Oregon, California r. r. ca,
NEA, Eh VIZ. SEA, Sec. %. -
acres-S171.00. ID. NJ. Ross, S1s SlH.
Sec. 27. so acres-$30.S0. NapCitn
Lice, ny SEil, SEK NEA, Sec. -L
l20 acres-$22.k0. David q. Blair,
'NWh, Sec. 80. 40 acres-tl650. d.
NJ. Ross, Wa NEh. Sec. 81, so acres
-$14.0O. A. =. Ross, BiG NEh. Ma
SEA-, Sec. 81, 1C0 acres-l23.CO.
Township IL South, Range II West
Thos. II. Miller, Lots 26, q and 2S.
Sec. 3, 126 acres-$i.50. Thos. II.
Miller, Lots 10, 16. II and IS. Sec. 4,
l67 Gcres-S6.0O. u. l.. Clark, Lot 20,
Sec. 8, IL acres-Sl2.75. Marion
Ruble, Lots Z, 10, Is and IS, Sec. o,
1GO acres-S3S.25. Thos. II. Miller,
Lot 9, Sec. 10, AZ acre8-s1.50. Hugh
johnson, 81 sWh, Sec. ID. 80 acres
-st6.SS; Lots 6 and Q. VIZ SEA,
SEil SEA, Sec. 10, 200 acres-$45.00.
,NW1l, NEh Swh See. %. 2oo ecrsa
-S41.63. John l.. Murphy. Ek SEA
sen NEk, Sec. 20. 120 acres-S20.25.
John l.. Murphy, SWA NWh, Sec. "a,
40 acres-$6.75. Il. l.. Clark, So SEh (,
NEH SEH, Sec. 2S, 520 acres-$33.75.
A. C. Beamer, SEh NEh, Eis SEA
NWA SEk, Sec. 32, 160 acres-S5l.G0.
II. l.. Clark, NEh, SEA NWh, Sec.
80, 200 acres-S5S.25. Joseph s. Crafts,
Nwh NEh, Sec. "a, 40 acres-$5.63.
j. w. Ingle, NWA NWii, Sec. "a, 40
Gcres-$5.63. Sam Hays, part of Sec
35, G1 acres-$15.75. Andrew Il. Tro-
gan. Eih SEA, Sec. 30, 80 acres
$11.25. Il. #. Sox, Wa SWh, Sec. 90,
so acres-S11.25.
Township ID South, Range IL Wsot
Ella Reynolds, SWh NEA, Sec. IA,
40 acres--S4.s4. Marion Ruble, SlA
Lot 1, Lot 2 ex. acres, Soc. IA, 50
acros-Sl2.90. Ella Reynolds. Lot 2,
Sec. %, 40 ACCESSIBLE. Nlta NJ.
Kabat, Nis NEA, NEh NWh, SWM
NEA, See. 90, 100 acros-$3i.40.
Township 10 South, Range Weot
Oregon, California Il. r.. Co, Lot 3
SEA NWh, NEh SEA, Sec. 1, i2l
acres-s30.g0. Thos II. Hanbridge
Lots 3 and 4, So NWA, Sec. 4, 1G.
acres-S3l.62.
Township rs South. Range 10 West
. II. IL. Faulkner, VIZ SEA, ex. |
acres, Sec. 1, 75 acres-SS.25.
Township is South, Range II West
Ida Weloh, Sia SWA, Sec. 3. 81
acres-Sl0.20; SEA SEA, Sec. G. q
. acres-s510. J. Phoif, Lots 1. and .
Sec. 7, 1903 acres-S26.24. j. ID. Welch
, NJ NEh, Sec. Z, so acres--S10.2C
Ida weleh, Nwh Nwh, Sec. s, a
acreg-s5.l0.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-29
township t2 South, Raroc o West

Township 12 South, Raroe o West
Oregon, California r. r. Co., SEA
NWM, SWA, SEA, Sec. 20, 36O acres
NEA, NWA, SWA, SEA,
Sec. 25, Gao acres-SS1.20; NEA,
NWA, SWA, SEA, Sec. 81, 64O acres
se1.20; NEH, NWA, SWh, SEM, Sec.
20, GAO acres-S61.20; NEA Lots l
and 2, Eh NWA Lots and 4. Eia
SWh, SEA, Sec. 81, G39 acres-$92.A0;
MEX, NWA, SWA, SEA, Sec. 33, $40
acres-SS4.50; NEA, NWA, SWA,
SEA, Sec. 35, GAO acres-s76.0O.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-29
TownshIp II South, Range Q West

Lucy Henry, a part OF Sec: a, 10
acres-s10.S0. James t. Udell, Nh
NEH, Sec. 8, so acrcs--s13.6O. Iowa
Pacific Coast Land Co.,NEh Sec. 4.
100 acres-s1e.5O. Matte G. Baxter,
So sEk, Sec. II, so acres-s ss 90.
George Nelson, ,Nwh NEh, NEh
NWH, Sec. II. so acres-S9.OO. Mat
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-29

acres-s47.4o. B. Gildner, NWA, Sec.
10, lc0 ecres-$1o3.S0. Frank H. Koch.
lor. NilM, Sec. IL, 160 ac-es--$43.25.
Edward J. Avery, NWA, Sec. 22, 100
acres-SG4,50. B. Z, Jones, ct al, VIZ
Lot 3, Sec. 80, 20 acres $752. Arthur
G. Carter, E1a SWA SEA, Sec. SO,
20 acres-$10.95.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-29

Township 1s South, Range 10 West
w. ID. Satterlee, NWh NWh, VIZ
SWh, NWh, Wa NWA sWh, Sec.
q, so acres-S9.25. II. w. Hetzler,
M NEh, Nis NWH, Sec. 20, 1G0
acres-Sll.10.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-29

Townshp 10 South, Range 8 West
Pcul Zeigner, N1a NWA, SWA
NW1D Sec. "a, 120 acres-$li.0O.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-29
rownshIp IS south. Ranae Il wer,

township IS South, Range Il West
Ida WEIGH, SIs SWh, Sec. e, so
acres-sl0.20; SEA SEA, Sec. G. 80
acres-s5,10. J. Phoff, Lots 1. and 81,
Sec. 7, 1903 acres-s2G.24. j. ID. Welch,
NJ NEh, Sec. Z, so acres--$l0.20.
Ida Welch, NWii NWh, Sec. s, 40
acreg-S5.l0.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-29

Township 10 South, Range II West
Clarence A. Evre. Sh Sh, Sec. IL,
16O acres-s61.Ss. Oregon Lumber &c
Const. Co., So sM, Sec. II, 100 acres
-Sl4S.50. A. J. Stewart. SWA, Sec.
25. 16O acres-s34.s0. Marry Murre
(et all sen, Sec. %, $50 acres
$40. d. A. .& Addie Dinsmoor. a
part of Sec. 20, 1-6 acre--s2.1o.
Joseph r. Hill. Lots 2 and 3, SEA
NEI{. NEA SEN, ex., 10 acres, Sec.
80. 153 acres-s1iZOo. Lincoln Coun-
ty Land Inv. Co, sh SWh, Sec. "a.
so acres-S11.SS. Sclenck & Ross, u
interest, SEN SEA. See. IS, 40 acres
-S3.25. n. T. NJ. Bearce, NEh, ex.
30 acres. Sec. 80. 1870 acres-S21.75.
Township II South, Range 8 West
J.P. & Mary Allen, SEA NEh, Sec.
4. 40 acres-sl2.85. Robt. II. Miller,
M sWK. sWl sWh. NWh SEA,
Sec. t2, 100 acres-s12.n0. Iowa Pa
cifc Coast Land Co., NEh, Sec. 10.
16O acres: NWIl, Sec. ~, 100 acres;
SWIt, Sec. 10, 100 acres; SEA, Sec.
IL. l60 acres-$S2.00. Fred u. e.
Florence ]. Fuller. Eh VIZ SEh. Sec.
21. 40 acres-S4.50. Mary Rybo't,
Nl,h Sec. rs, 100 acres-Sl6.2O.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-29

Townshlp 10 South, Range 0 West
Dertram ii. Taylor. Lots 1 and 2, Sis
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-29

Township IA South, Range 0 West
Oregon, California II. Il. Co., Eh
NEh, SEA, Sec. 1, 240 acres--s29.25.
Monta smallwood. (est. Of Lots 3, 4
and 5, SEA SWh, VIZ NEh SWh
Sec. 6. l5O acres-$lS.13. Myrtle A. g.
Thos. ]. earns, S1s NBh, SEA NWh,
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Township t5 South, Range o Weot

oregon, California Il. II. Co., Lot 2,
SEA NWh, NEh SEA, Sec. 1, i2t
acres-s30.90. Thos II. Hanbridge,
Lots 3 and 4, So NWA, Sec. 4, 1G2
acres-S3i.62.
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Townshlp is South. Range 10 West
u. Il. Faulkner, Wa SEh, ex.
acres, Sec. 1, 75 acres-SS.25.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-29

Township 10 South, Range IL West
G.. l.. McKenna. Lots /. 2, and A..
Sec. 10, 131 acres-$IG.45; Lots 1, 2
and 3, Sec. "a, log acres--s1410.
Maud G. Ready, Lot 4, Sec. "a, 10
acres-SS.23.
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Township ID South, Range IL Weot
Ella Reynolds, SWa NEA, Sec. ID,
40 ncres-S4S4. Marion Ruble, Sla
Lot 1, Lot 2 eX. acres, Soc. IA, 50
acres-S12.90. Ella Reynolds. Lot 2.
Sec. 20, 40 ACCESSIBLE. Nlta NJ.
Kabat, Nis NEA, NEM Nwh, SWM
NEA, See. 80, 100 acros-SSi.40.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-20

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@rer5ierplaB empor. dter man bdt
bus GmpfinDen, ais oh lie nur sesiit'
tet perben, nm nie aItt quite lIeber.
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men niht mebr ais oerber Nufporn,
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pes g8iBes, nit peritGnoRisoollem Cd
deln burgetragen, nm bic quite Gaune
Der Mlanni6aft uufre4t8uerbolten.
lliI6 Der quite 3llntor gebt uiIlercn
75er IRefrlten iud]t ants. Ircb Cor.
&c, WtiIbe, llngepobnter anitrenelug
uno glttbebrmg, iteifer Rnodler, oi.
der 8Glite lnb fa9Ier BlattCI
idppirrt es BON lpitiqen @tltfullen lu!o
llliligen Selb1toeripottungen, menn
aud, ais llnterton Der @ruit Der 3eit
itets mitidNpingt gtan bralrtt MIR
beu ridtiqen 9lffero 5u 5reifeit, nm
oeli loielt S6cr5 II. getaBtefl @rllt 5u
oeruan6eln. Gon lalltenl Grartgdl,
gerpatriotisnlus fpilrt man mertig,
ia, iuitr0e man ben alten Hefrli1en
obne lpeiteres fret iteIlen, 5u ibren
Seidait unb ibrer ,Santilie 5uriId3u-
febrel, 70 piiroen lpoDL Die meulglrer
blei6en. glber rplroe mon ibnen er-
flGren, mas III g8abrbeit Der SSaa lit,
ooi rus 8aterlano mirfIih tbrer be.
ou1i, 70 uiiroen alle bleibeu, NIT
idaDetem &er5et, aber bod alis ieItem
unb ireient @ileu. llno oieier Wtutb
lit 50ber 5u id)dben alS Der icrgIoIe
SurrnnnItb Der Sanger. 9ie 70 3@c-
borenen geben oem gaterlanoe fait
nlleS, un6 no Die 8ierjtgiGbrigen
erres 8oltes iih nit prddtiaer IllI.
ibung pom Selterfeit lu0 Grnlt, Don
luacrtolider <It uno mdilnli6er rel.
icr jScItiafeit un6 3ilidlttreite benz III
10 oielen 0ingen notblpenolgerlpetle
Hefrluerleben mtIlig 'iI'
uen, no Sffi5iere lnlo IfannidJnttcn
pom einem 8eiit 3limunen9ebolteu
iuer6cn un6 Ii6 gegeuieItig eered,t
iperSer, ba 1T bas BoIf ieIbit unbc-
iit glidJ, urlb uuiereu Berliner ytetrn-
tenIabrgang 70 mahel ms peocr
2onoort, 8aris. Betersblrg, nod
Rum na6
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-20

fiuirisr Gut 9oaf $685.; poipb.rso
S6.05: CUBES $500: erauulirter So.
95: goni.eiiou.rs n" S5.85: OfT
u" $3.50: iptibT ertrd $40; sytrd
.g' $500 Der 100 pfunb.
WoIaifes IN itetia. - Rem Or
leans Open aetiIs 40-55e. Gsutriil'
oal 20--30t per Gallons.
R.ts. - ao,liiiand. Tdutn Ssao
6A-7c: prima 5S-6c: ForoinGrsr
4-5e: :lnpan 5-6Ae per pfunb.
Sairp. probatte.
Butter. - Warii ruhid. pr.iie
uHpsrdnosrt. - Wholemili EXTRA 2Sc;
G.ntralis.b .rira 25ie; GsntraIi,es
ftrfts 22c: DO. Seconds 19c; Sanep
DARN zoe: padiHa Stod 17--19e per
piunb.
RGfe Rarti it.tia. Sbio 15e;
Rorb,peitlifyr 15-15ae: Reip gort
16Ae: Shpeis.r 10 -32ae; DO. Bird
16e: 2imburaer 15a-16 Der pfunb.
Gier. - Welrtt fsitsr. - pris
ma friihe 5ibntreier 26c; firits
23ac: oroiHdrs firits 21e; feconos
19s Der 9ubenb.
6efiiael. - Rahfrdae gut. -
prcilsrs II pfunb unb bdriiber 16ie;
nntsr nHbribaIb pfunb 17e; 6iibs
ner 12--141c: 6d6ne Loo; 9ruts
biibntr 17Ae: Guns Csc; gnkn 10
lie; iunse Guisn 12-15e; Gdnfe
10-12c per gfuno.
Dba uHb @em.Hfe.
aepfsI. Wittlson Dut&eb
asipSbnIide H--$L0 L00;]
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Wil1tiibe. = Cute Bis aussrs
lefene Wtildtiibe iinb rar, anbere
lanafam unb fdlsppenb.
preife $35.00-85.OO.
Bullen.- = Die 3ufu6r ipdr nur
ntGbig unb bic grsiis itetig.
igette 8ullen $6.25-6.5O; goloaz
nd SIS. 5.25-6.25; ertra $6.35-6.50;
magere unb lei6te $4.OO-5.OO.
aGf6er. - Der Martt mar beute
langfam unb bic prsiis fieIsn um
25c per pfunb.
grtrn $1L25; fair bis quite lei6te
SS.O0-1100; Orbindre uno grobe
$5.50-1075.
g 6pei ne. - Die 3ufu6r mar
beuts 3iemli6 grob unb bic qreiIe
fislsn I'M 10c per 100 pfunO. Der
Wartt f6loB itsDa6. 2sihte Der
fanbtforten itsben I'm 30-35c uub
iSertel nm $100-1.20 unter ben
prsifen Don ooriger Dofe.
2lusqsiufte fttUsrs S4tpeine 1925
ITO; CUTE Bis aussrlsIene Ser
pdduugss unb 5yIeiiheriOrten $500
sos; orbindre Bis aussrleisns idapere
fette SGue $5.00-6.55; Stags 81
O0-5.25; leihte e9rianbtforten ST.
70-7.95; Ger.el, 10 pfunb uno
ipeniger $5.00-6.90.
Shafe unb QGmmer. -
Der Wlartt mar 3iemli6 lsbbdft unb
bic prsife ftstig.
SdSdfe: Grtra lsi6te $5.405 so;
ihipere $5.10-5.35; CUTE bis ouset.
leiene $7.75-S.90; orbinGr. bis fair
$5,25-750; 0ulls $4O0-4.75:
Sto6 aiibe $6O0-7.OO.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-20
Serliner Gefratsn, 5abr'
gang 70.
Don aorI 3. 5eitmann.

gln Der DeidieI, fern i'm Siltn lie.
gen bic 9trIiner Reirutsn, Sabrsans
70. Die 9ierSiaidbrtssn alS Retruten
erfdeint pis ein Diberiprud, Der in
Griebeus5eiitn taltm bentbdr pGre,
benn Retrut fsin beibt nidt nur, feline
2ebr5sit i'm Daffenbanopert bur9z
MAIDEN, ionbern aub ben a0rper unb
Geiit 10 gu brtGIsn. oab bic berporras
stTsSiis eiseHi4ait b.s Geut54sn: