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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-09-29

Unknown Lot SO, Viii
lage 2.1O
Jas. Car Lot "a and
mody rs, Village o.of
TOWN OF MT. HOPE, TIC, r A, West.
Whalen Est SWA, SW
u 10 6 1924
Whalen Est SEA, SEA IA A 1917
TOWN OF GLEN HAVEN T 4, R 5.
Village of Glen Haven.
c. P. Good Lot 16 and
rich Est IL 300
G. p. Good Lots LA and
rich Est 145 2.SO
JOS. S. Kidd Lot 149 2.59
C. P. Good Lots 153 and
rich Est 154 2.SO
C. P. Good Lots 159 and
rich Est 16O $50
c. P .Good--Lots 2O7 and.
rich Est 20S 2.91
TOWN OF PATCH GROVE T 5, r 5, w.
Susan Bid NE cor. of
well Est NEA of SW
Il 4 5 5 1898
TOWN OF MILLVILLE, T 6, R 5.
Thomas
Sloan Lot / 4 11.51
George
Pearson NW14, SWA,S 5 9.67
Authorizations: Feast; Wwest; N
north; S-south; SE-southeast; Me-
northeast; SW-southwest; NW-north-
west; Effect; Cor-corner; st; street,
Given under my hand at the office
of the County Treasurer Of Grant
County and State of Wisconsin, in the
City of Lancaster, on the 18th day of
September, A. D., 1915.
w. G. LIVINGSTON,
County Treasurer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-09-29

Estate of Anastasia Schmidt, deceased.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,, County
Court of Grant County-In Probate.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
at the special term of the County
court, to be held in and for said coun-
ty, at the Court House, in the City OF
Lancaster, in said County, on the 4th
Tuesday of October, A. D., 1915, being
the 26th day of October, 1915, at the
hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
the following matter will be heard
and considered:
The petition of l.. G. Edwards, exc
cutor of the estate of AnaStaSia
Schmidt, late of Potosi, Wisconsin, de-
ceased, for the examination and allow
ance of his final account as such eX-
ecutor and for the determination of
other matters set forth in his said pc
tition and for an order of said court
assigning the residue of said estate to
such other persons as are by law and
the last will and testament of said de-
ceased entitled thereto, and for his
discharge.
BY ORDER OF THE COURT:
E. B. GOODSELL,
31w3 County Judge.
Brown, Brennan & Carthew,
Attorneys for estate.
Dated September oath, 1915.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-09-29

Charles Wharton, superintendent OF
the Laurence mine, located in Lafay-
cite county about miles east of Cuba
City, received serious injuries last
week when boulders fell from the roof
of the drift where he was inspecting
some work and struck him on the head
and shoulders, rendering him uncon--
scious. Mr. Wharton was taken to the
hospital in Platteville where he was
treated for his injuries. He regained
consciousness Friday morning and is
recovering. He had rendered his res
ignation some time ago it is said, but
the company had taken no action to-
ward relieving him.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-09-29

William HOckhauSen and
Tena Hockhausen, his wife,
to James w. Millin, lot 129
and 10 fit off w side of lot
40 in the village of Glen
Haven; consideration 49,
Nick Heinricks and Mae
Heinricks, to Leta Clan
vile, sw quar- of NV quar-
and NV quar- of the sw
quar- in sec 80, twp 5, n,
r 4, W, containing so acres
more or less; cOnsidera-
ton
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-09-29

Martin Adams and Minnie
Adams, his wife, to Jane Pc
terson, Fl rds e of the NV
quar- of sec rs, twp s, n,
3, w, running 8 rds, 20
rds, w 8 rds, n 20 rds to
the place of beg; consider
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-09-29

LarmOn Dawson and Vic
toria Dawson, to George
Wade, 3 and 46-100 acres
in the village of Bagley;
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-20

in the world today, has been crowned
King of both the Panama Pacific
Worlds Fair at San Francisco and the
San Diego Exposition.
Marguerite Snow was crowned
Queen of the San Francisco Fair and
the event took place just after the
review of the great production "Sec-
ond in Command" in which Bushman
and Miss Snow are joint stars. This
picture is to be seen at The Lomo on
Thursday, Oct. 2S.
Added to this laurel comes the an
nouncement that Bushman and Miss
beverly Bayne have just been crowned
King and Queen of the San Diego Ex-
position. Truly Francis is having the
good things heaped on his head.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-20
THE HATTIESBURG NEWS

placed in position against the walls
like monkeys. the swarthy Numidi-
ans armed only with the sharp two
edged swords, borrowed from their
Roman allies, swarm up the ladders
and engage in hand to hand combat
with the defenders, only to be impaled
on their spears and cast down hun
dreds Of feet to the foot of the walls.
nowsa trench of broken, bleeding
bodies. At sunset the defenders are
stiil victorious and the besieging army
wlthdraws temporarily; to romoye its
ghastly regiments of dead and mako
new plans for the morrow.
Sophonisba, worn by the defense
and ill-spirited, has dream so terri.
BILE and sisister in its portency. that
in fright, she sends for Karthalo. the
nigh priest, to interpret it. In the
dream she sees Moloch, the brazan
god OF her people, about to DESTROY
her. Karthalo interprets it to mean
that Moloch, in revenge for be;ny
cheated of his victim, the child Ca.
biria, now her maid, ELISA. has
brought all these misfortunes To Cirta
as warning to her and will ulti.
mately destroy her, unless ELISA is
returned to be yielded up for sacri-
fice. Sophonisba then turns ELISA
over to Karthalo, who enamored of
her now prepares for the glutting of
his passion.
Maclste, at the window of his cell.
seeing the high priest pass with his
fair victim, determines to break iail
rescue ELISA, and .wreak his venge.
ance on Karthalo for all his wrongs
and sufferings. Selling one of the
bars of his cell, in his mighty hands.
twisting and turning, pulling and
bending, he finally works it free of
Its socket and the way to freedom is
open. Cautiously making his way to.
ward the palace, .Maciste beholds Kar-
thaio in the distance making for the
same destination. Karthalo enters
and Maciste; with the agility of a
monkey, climbs a large tree. works
MS way out along slim branch, care
less of consequences, and lightly
jumping to a window ledge is startled
to hear Karthalo's voice. He is tell.
ing ELISA she is really Cabiria, the
child who has escaped the wrath of
Moloch and who must be returned to
Moloch, unless-but Maciste, waiting
to hear no more. jumps into the room.
in time to snatch ELISA from the EN-.
braces of the high priest, whom he
dashes to the floor with one blow.
Gently leading ELISA by the hand.
Maciste leaving the palace is Joined
by Fulvius, who in the interim has
also escaped. Attacked by the guards,
who have been summoned by Kathalo
who was merely stunned, they fight
their way clear, Maciste moving
path through his hapless foes as II
they were puny infants. They take
refuge in the cellar of the palace
which proves to me the royal larder,
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-20
'CAB|R|A,' TO Be AT
THE LOMO NEXT WEEK
Continued from Page Five.)

from him and leaves the garden, as
ms pursuers enter. He knocks down
two men with one sweep of his mighty
arms, who were about to follow So
phonisba, then, knowing he is doom
ed, but happy that the child had been
saved, he, with a serenity truly ma
Iestic, condescends to allow himself
to be led away by the gloating Car
thaginians. He is brought to the pub.
lie grinding mill, where he Is fogged
and tortured and then chained to a
giant grindstone to exist a living
death.
Fulvius Axilla, escaped and return
ed to Rome, with the news of Hanni-
BARS invasion and the plans of the
defenses OF Carthage, is ordered to
join the staff of Marcellus, the Roman
general, who is waging war on Syra-
cuse, an ally of Carthage.
Archimedes, "a Greek philosopher
and scientist, devises mirror which
draws the heat from the suns rays.
Concentrating this terrible machine
on the besieging Roman galleys, soon,
nothing is left but fleet of floating
flames. One by one, the galleys are
gradually burned to the water level.
Then, as if by mockery of fate, i'm
PEELED by the rising storm, colliding
and staving holes into one another,
they all finally sink. So, did this
gentle spoken, timid old philosopher,
triumph over Rome, her navy, the
Hover of her legions and the greatest
Df her generals. In his vain effort to
stem the rout of his panic stricken
soldiers Fulvius is cast, armor-clad |
nto the sea of Arethusa, but the |
'harm of the cameo ring, "Save and |
1e Saved" now stands him in good |
stead, and he is cast up on the shores
of Catana. He is brought to the
lone of Batto, who recognizing the
ing, questions him for news of Ca
'iria, his long lost daughter, whom
lie had believed had perished in the
'uins of his home, during the eruption.
The Roman tells Batto she was still
live when he left Carthage, and de.
PARTING, promises to do his utmost to
ocate Cabiria again should he return
here.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-20

SO they are well provisioned. But in
the melee, ELISA has been recaptur.
ed and great is the grief of Fulyius
when Maciste tells him that she is
the long lost Cabiria
Massinissa parades King Syphax
In chains about the walls of Cirta.
This breaks the stout resistance the
beleaguered Citrans have made and
they surrender their city. Sopho-
nisba, their Queen, bound in chains.
is delivered as part of the city's booty.
Enchanted by her regal beauty ard
reminded that she once was his be.
trothed, Massinissa frees her. and in
order to save her from falling into
the hands of Scipio, who as Roman
proconsul, has the disposition of all
the loot, marries her. Later Mas
sinissa, now installed in the royal
palace, hearing of the wonderful de-
fense made by the two Romans. still
beseiged in the cellar of the palace.
frees them. Fulvius begs a boon. of
Sophonisba and asks for ELISA. but
is told by her "she is no more" Brok-
en- hearted Fulvius, with his slave. re-
turns to the camp of Scipio Africanus.
Scipio, fearing the charms of So
phonisba would cause Massinissa to
revoke his allegiance to Rome. orders
him to deliver Sophonisba to him as a
prisoner of war. Massinissa, plead
ing his love for Sophonisba TO Scipio
and begging for her in return for the
services he has rendered Rome be-
comes defiant when his requests are
refused and is ordered arrested and
made prisoner by Scipio. Fulvius
is given orders to at once proceed to
Cirta and arrest Sophonisba and
bring her to camp. Massinissa learn
ing Of this intercepts the Roman and
begs him, in consideration for his
having freed him and his slave from
the cellar of his palace, where they
were besieged, to allow him to send a
message to Sophonisba. Maciste is
placed at Massinissa's disposal. He
is given bracelet with an herso-
glyphic inscription, to deliver to So
phonisba. Maciste starts for Cirta.
unmindful of his danger, for he is still
regarded with unfriendly eyes, due
to the heroic fight he made, arriving
there, he boldly asks audience of the
Queen and delivers his message. Open-
ing the bracelet she reads "King Mas
sinissa sends to Queen Sophonisba,
the only gift worthy regal soul" his
symbolism is apparent to her and con-
signing her body to Matisman, God
of the Dead, and her heart and soul to
Massinissa, her lover, she quaffs
deadly draft. Fulvius arrives with
orders for the arrest, only to witness
her death agonies. But SophonisAa.
grateful for allowing her to escape
the shame, which awaited her in
Scipios camp, orders ELISA brought
from the dungeon where she has been
and gives her to him. bles- |
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-20
BcRkES CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY BUILT IoNO
.zSE<. nACTORS NOW
'AVe REPUTATION OVER
ENTIRE SOUTH.

at the fact that The Iomo oo "larvelled n,l''.
isben ay IN v constructed, has been fin.
ora, 'a'u In IN such short time. As D ann nn'
a nrrr'i ."i' , when houses are erected in
in y sna!. 'ne workmanship is slipsbod
evor,. 'ine' is carefully finished in
every detail and nothing bos ' h"o,, :, "a "a
uUa1 MnaI 10 make the building perfect,
much credit. for this record s' ia H..
who nurkes Construction Company
,n "V are m the contractors for the hnild'
~ ,"S. Iney not only built it as ranidlr
uS a. possible but they built it we'll and
=. ."i,uS ', as a credit to the contractors
as well as to the proprletors i '''0'S
Ihe Burkes Construction Goo.
~ -" organized twelve years ago in a
very small way. The propriotors ,,',,,a =, a
N'i.es practical carpenters and
ny good business methods moroaaa
10 establish themselves as contrac.
'ors' Their progress has been nru.
'a''y rapid. They no longer hpi,d
al'aii frame dwellings, but eonfino
."''r ehorts entirely to brick. stone
concrete buildings. In fact the
\ business of the Burkes constrnc,ion
O"'pany has grown to such large pro.
portions that the proprietors bavo
.'i"e occupied looking after the
Dig jobs and can no longer afrora 80
spend their energies on small frame
structures. ''-''e
me activities of the Burkes Con.
'''uc'lon Company are by no means
.oi'ineu TO Hattiesburg, or even to
"'SSlssippL Only last week they were
awarded two contracts in Arkansas
one Tor a $4,000 building and the
other $4,000.
They have, however, built MANY
large buildings in this section. Mis-.
sissippi Hall, the new dormitorv at
'ne Woman's College, is a product of
the Burkes and the Carter BniIding
IS another Of their Hattiesburg struc.
lures. They erected the new High
school at Vicksburg, the new school
at LAUREL the new dormitory of the
Agricultural High school at Perkin.
SION and the new High school at Sum-
RAIL- They now have in process of
splendid fire-proof, six.
'tory 'buihlfng at Alexandfia La ---
The Burkes Construction Companv |
s strictly Burkes affair J.. A
'urkes is president; J. V. Burkes is
ice-president, and R. T. Burkes is
ecfetary and treasurer. They have.
owever, organization and equipment
to handle important Jobs
nywhere in the Southern States. and |
icy have a reputation in every sec.
on where they have operated that
enVlaOle' t 'ayE|Ss7sE
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-20

Ethel Barrymore, the noted stage
star, Will appear shortly in a Metro
release entitled, "Her Honor" No
doubt she will create quite a sensa-
tion, and prove one of the biggest
cards ever appearing in Motion pic
lures.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-20

sing them with her dying breath.
Cirta and Carthage conquered by
the legions of victorious Scippio, Full
vius Axilla with ELISA. no longer
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-20

"cabiria," tspirit Of the FIames) -
turns to Rome there to en5py ttSlE
welded bliss, guarded BY the ey><
faithful Maciste
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-20
BUSHMAN CROWNED KING
Of TWO EXPOST|ONS
MARGUERITE SNOW is QUEEN AT
SAN FRANCISCO AND BEVERLY
BAYNE AT SAN DIEGO.

Francis X. Bushman, the Metro star,
who is the most popular movie actor
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-20

Ten years have now gone by. Has
drubal has repudiated his offer of his
daughter to Massinissa and has in
stead, given her to Syphax, King of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-23

Ise sEmgsT s0Tg 70 sgaMAsy

As We write the text q the laat
American note TO Germany has not
been siren to the prsss bul II is prob
able that the published forecasts con
cerning its co1tents are Substantially
correct
An fntfmzfk0us 90 70 show thas the
president has stood firm upon the -
sition enuncizfed in the first con
munIrzti0n sent to Berlin on the sab
5ect of Submarine warfare and the
rights 81 neatrals II Is difficult 70
Sc h0w he could have done other
xise-
To have surrendsred fhe principle
that citiztns uf neutral natious trar-
essnz on merchant ships. mast be pro-
sected IN case Of attack b. beHiger-
ent craft Eouid have been rzntzmount
10 the confession that the original p9-
xEticn taken by the United States was
fIi-ccnsidered and Eirhoat Foundation
IL the lax q recognized international
Fszctice. AZ zdmisss6n fhat could not
be made NiEheuf doing xielence 70 Ire
self-respect uf The nation
The German government hitherto
has not repualated the principle upoz
Nhieh The United States insists tEt II
pFesious notes has zidsssepped the
request 70 state cisarly and definitely
whether i vii respect the principle
IL qEestion- Apparently. Germany
holds thzt she has the right to modify
this principle in view of the exigen-
cSes Of MAR. position that can hardly
be sasfzined IN view Of The fact that
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-23

Mayor William Riddle os Atlantic
City ordered . stained glass memorial
window at q cost Of 800. The wir-
dow was 70 display the figure OF St
Peter The firm completed IT. and
now the mayor refuses TO pay the
price. A suit to collect has been n
stftutsd. and the mayors defense is
that the figure OF the apostle is not a
good likeness His halo and his kevs
are recognizable. but the mayor re-
fuses 20 believe the features are those
Of the saint. II is knofty problem for
the court Classical art represents
ST Peter as a niddleaged gentleman
with rather abundant beard. but clas-
sicsl art may be wong. There are no
photographs Of the apostle ertant, asi
We ara not aware that he ever sat 20
q portrait painter. Mayor Ri5dle may
have bis own conception Of what Peter
looked Ike. but be viii and II mighty
hard 10 prCTs that IL Is any nearer
actually than the image on the
stained glass EindoT-Chicago Post
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-23
HIrt 70 colfers.

II there is one part OF the game
more than another that Is likely to
try tie golfers pzsence to the ut
most It IL putting. When we con-
slider that half OF the game Of golf
is on the putting green. is not this
q good reason Why ne should be pro-
fciert Al it, But how are We TO over
come this weakness On the greens2
The only real sound taeory that is
known for pzttfng is TO swing your
pztter OF a dead straight line
through the ball toward the hole. You
can practice this method BY putting
the end OF the prtter head close up to
a rzl and practice swinging your
putter hack ard forth: a pendulum
movement Is best. keeping the cad of
the putter close 70 the wall t. Il
and see il i does not help ycur hong
out--Outfng
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-23
CHIPS WITH BARK cN


Tou learn to live when you begin to
live and learn
Beauty is only skin deep-snd often
tust as shallow
-Ir IS the most unsatisfactory word
IN our language.
Judfcious silence fs an eloquent In
dicztion OF wisdom
You can't gain adEiission to a mans
confidence By knocking
Every woman is a conuEdrum that
keeps some man guessing.
Ignorance occasionally borrors
coat and poses as wisdom
Women never discuss anything at
club meeting; they just talk
Favors are seldom satisfactory. The
best way is not TO need them.
Some men want to make hay IN
February and cut ice IN August
A man gets down to bed rock vixen
he has to keep the cradle n motion
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-23

Harpers can claim 10 have made =
find:
Timothy McNuity ~as boss Of a
section Of a southern railway wkicA
included several tunnels Timothy
bad a. MS guest Barney Mahoney. q
nez arrival from old Ireland, and to-
gether they were making an inspee-
lion Of the Rad one morning A.
they neared one Of the tunnels they
we're greeted with the piercing whistle
of the limited. and stepped aside IN
sii il had passed. Barney stood in
open-mouted wonder as the iass train
neared. passed and entered the tun-
nel at the rate Or fifty miles an hour.
~Aint that foine." said Timothy. AZ
the last car finally disappeared. Talk
about yer wunderful invintions'
WhereT yer find anythin' ter bate
thatgr
Barney was awestruck. and il was
some moments before he could ade-
quately express his thoughts.
~Yis. Timothy It's tOine,T said he,
finally. but was just thinkiH. what
a turrible thing twould be if it should
miss tn hole,"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-23
a GOOD HOUSEHOLD sALvE.

Ordinary ailments and injuries are
not OF themselves serious. but infes.
ton or low vitality may make them
dangerous. Don't neglect a cut. sore.
bruise or hurt because it's small
Blood poison has resulted from a pin
prick or scratch For all such ailments
Bucklen's Arnica salve is excellent Il
protects and heals the burt. Is antisep-
tic, kills infection and prevents dan
gercus complications Good for all
skin blemishes. pimples salt rheum.
eczema. Get an original two ounce &c
box from your druggist a&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-23
EDUCATIONAL PROGRESS.

In roand numbers there we're -
aea.9oo persons enrolled IN educa-
si0nal institutions in the United
States in 1914. according 70 me an
nral report Of the commissioner q
educstioa Just issued OF these over
~ ega were in elementary schools.
1.g74.eea "A secondary schools. both
public and private. and z1s.ooo in col
iesss and universities Close 10 an
other hundred Thousand were in nor
NAL schools preparing to be teachers.
s.. .0f9 were in professional school,.
and the remainder Eere scattered
through ether types Of institutions.
The teachers for this educational army
numbered 1900. Of ~hom SCI. .fs'5
Eere in public schools. In point Of
rapid growth the public high school
sfln presents the most impressive
figures the enrolment for 1914 il
greater b. over $1,000 than for the
year before.
The cost of education for the year.
as estimated By the bureau. Was
s7so. .eog. .eea This three quarters Of
billion is a relatively small amount
when compared with other items in
the public expense declares the re-
pom. 1T is less BY ssc0,oe0. 900 than
the cast * running the federal gov
ernment: il IS less than one third the
nations expenditure for alcoholic IL
ouors: it is only a little over three
times the estimated cost 0I admissions
to moring pIctnrc heaters in the
United States for - same year Nea-
sured in terms oi products OF the
soil. the United states spent some
what more for education in 1919 than
the value Of it's wheat crop. and less
thar half the yal'ie Of the annual har-
vest Of corn: while the nations bill
Tor education was less b. nearly q
hundred millions than me value Of
the exports from the harbor Of New
York in the calendar years just
passed
very little increase Is yet to be not
ed in the average term for public
schools Between 1910 and 1918 the
increase from 1913 days a year 10
l5S.l--a growth OF only six teHihs OF
a day in three years. Attendance has
improved however The average num-
Der Of DAYS attended BY each person
enrolled increased from il3 in 1sle
TOLLS in 1873
Special subjects treated in this
years annual report Of the c0mmia-
sioner of education include The Jun
.or h.gh school, Montessor schools
IN the United States. denominational
schools. vocational education. educa-
lion for child nature and home max
ing. school surveys. and education 70.
special classes for children
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-23
TRIBUTES PAID WOMEN

Woman Is the naztsrpiecs-coafu-
cius.
Women teach Is re7ose. civiIsty AMI
dignity .-yoltsirs t
All that ! sm zar zaokhs1 nsde ne--z
John Quincy Adams
Shakespeare has 10 heroes. he has
ouly hsruines--Raskin
Woman is the most perfect when the
most vornsniy y-GIzdstoae
II Eonzn Eost Eden Eseh ss she
alone car restore it---Wkitrisr
There IA a ~ouza a. the begfnning
Of AN great thinss-Lznzrtins
hsndsonis ~ozzz e Jeveis
good woman is treasure ---SanidL
Eornen wee last - TIE eruss sne
szriisst a. ths szzss-E 8 Ezs1zzt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-23

chas. Triple 70 Howard H. Arnett-
500. lots ~. block Z TuggIe's addi-
ton. Nerden.
Adam 7. Henderson 10 c. B. March.
$1,000. W Is feet lot 3. Z s. feet lot
4. block l9S. ChIekasha
Walter G. Norton to 81 Thomas
Powers. $1,000. SW 23-4-S
ST Thomas Rovars TO Walter G.
Norton. ss9sa SW 32-4-s
George Billy TO r H. Glowing,
szs2 50. s Z sw Sc IS; y Z NV Ne
SW Ne Z4-s-7
c. and O. Nations to Louisiana Wat
kins. patent; sane land
Charlotte Adams to Avis Burkiey.
81. part lots 10 TO II. block =. Chick
asha