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sth Az. 8 yrs from Oct 4. 1919; atty. W
II y 1889 ID $1,000
Cd Az, 3lsi, store floor b-0eo Herold
TO Sabato Nese. 10: e 10th Of. 81?
yrs from Dec I. 1918: atty. W II Stewart.
sri 1H AZ. AZ, ;or.i..o Ro;s:eSilS
. 81. cxrs Il trus to Bernard Bedr.ck.
c1t " iiTth o.. 8 yrs from Sept !.
18TH ST. sls.sso W. aii-Jos N Handler
to Isaac TomSAck.. 40 Madison st. 2
3'TH ST. :is ". LIST floor d binary o
singer. e1r. to Emma c Carroll. sos W
?sth st.. :? yrs from Jan !. 1915; atty,
lily II Rceke, i:17 Bway..........3l. 500
% ST. 2?3 f., all-iiarrts Lustgarteu to
Minnie Ysgoda. 95 stanton st.. 10 yrs
from Aug !. 1915: atty. SAM Hoffman.
$50 Bway 1890
FOREST Az. 1905. ai!-Auxus:a Hum.
borg to chas A Mise. 1905 Forest av. 10
yrs q 3 fnths from Nov ~. 1914: atty.
Henry A Eberhardt. so Broad 81.
81. 500 to s:.o&o
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Two Of tho four Neb8nAnn Dwellings
% the south side Of esventyAecond
street.. between MAdiaoo end Lexington
svsnues. have bean bought By clients
d Douglas L Eliman 4 Co ard Louis
3. Preston The dwellings sold are
hnown a. 10 and - and wore owned
" the Rose Lehman estate and Henry
Uebmann respectively. The dwelling q
70 hAs been the property Of Henry NeN-
nam Ance 1884: the other house Wa
secured by Rose Lehman in 1910.
othsr members Of tho Liehsmnm family
own the dwellings, on each ade Of the
Two Just sld. The houses Goh yeseer.
day are four stories high and cover lots
% by 100 feet each. Ths buyers WIN
occupy the dwelings.
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or. NECK SITE FOR NEW HOME.

Frank Crowell has sold for A A.
Cohen, vice-president Of the Consoli-
dated Gard Company. a tract OF about
Snree acres on Steamboat road at Great
Neck l.. ]. The buyer Is w. +. Schlem-
her OF Manhattan, who will improve the
we with a large Colonial brick mansion.
YIN a veranda overlooking the Sound.
The price Is reported at S35,000.
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WEATHER FORECAST

s.lk-' 80. ss:se: ::S r s..s ssss 1890. :.s -: ' :ssss:
t~empeSture, light 70 moderate variable
Fer northern New England, partly
morrow; moderate westerly winds, be-
For .osshsr" New England. sa.r to-day
morrow: moderate variable Winds.
to-day S ssa o:m S:~ i' s'eviss .i rising s's tenn.
perhspre; moderste variable WINDS.
noted in ths nei ms .in Of Fiorida on
Monday was advancing rortheas'" o.,
the Atlantic coast yesterday. attended ~
fresh to brisk northwest winds along the
Of H,ss pressure prevailed 10y over mD,,
and ths trend so%utheastward over the Mis-
'ss s:sT T., -, a. e.,.;r;s point: IT,! y: y, ;:
The northern plateau and north Pae'nc
Elsewhere the weather was generality
Il va. colder n n. Atlantic and ss:,
Gull S'a,ss and frssssns tmHss:t. sm.
perstures occurred in the southern and
Central states.
Zero wsa,n.r prevailed IN n: uIB:r
In this city the day. was fair and colder;
T'n per ' ssn,.: nSstems,s a scrrses.s s' y P:sd
70 sea level. nt . A. NJ. so.1i: . T. ~
a. T l..o. s.P; 5; N: q 1T .s s'sy ss::;;ss'sS I:
shown in the annexed table: -
|'g gs'm:: i; i: !, :E En-!
Highest temperature. So. st I p. NJ.
Lowest temperature. 90. at e45 A. NJ.
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PREFERS WEsTCHEsTER HOME

Fish & Marvin have sold for Ferdinand
WIN his property at Riverview Manor.
Uoobs Ferry, to Stanley C. Wiley Of
nus city. The place was held at 313, 900.
~, Wiley sold his property al Sage
foundation, Forest Hills, l.. l., through
The same brokers.
a New York investor has bought q
POI On Walworth avenue adjacent to the
o'anour court section Of Greenacrea.
The buyer will build an English house
o! nine rooms and three baths on the
pot next spring.
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suance OF an order of Honorable John p
Cohalan., a Surrogate OF the County Of
New YORK. NOTICE Is hereby given 10 ali
Houghton. late Of the County Of New YORK.
deceased. TO present the same with vouch.
transacting business No. /: Wall Street. In
the City Of New York, on or before ths
18TH day Of Fsbrusry next. Dated. New
l. MONTGOMERY. Executor. MONT.
GOMERf PEABODY. Attorneys tor Ex.
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BUYS FAR ROCKAwAY PLACE.

Eugene D.. Wood OF Manhattan has
purchased from Mrs. Ellen c. Angarola
an imposing residence and property at
Oak street and Sylvan place. Far Rock
sway He has also purchased the prop
cry OF Mrs, Angarola on New street,
Far Rockaway.
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REALTY co. BUYs IN A4rH 81.

EAST 9TH 6TREET|The Surety
Realty Company. Samuel II Stone
president. has bought II East Forty
fourth street, 4 four story dwelling.
on lot 25xl00.5. las feet west OF Madi-
son avenue. II adjoins 81. Bartholo-
news Church and II opposite Brooks
Bros new building. The property ID
lsased to May I. 1919. and the new
owners contemplate erecting . new
building at the expiration Of the lease.
II has been held at $500 0
ELEVENTH AvENUE-Joseph p. Day
has sold the old building ~ col Elev-
enth avenue. on lot 20xl00. for Mrs.
y. McAlser to Benjamin F. Embrse. q
dealer in metals.
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Navy Orders.

These navy orders were issued:
Lieut.. b. v. Beade. from the Connecticut
10 the Tallahassee
Ensign J. W. Dubois, to retired list.
Passed Assistant PSymaster ID. b VAIN
wright, from Naval Academy to Norfolk
yard.
Pa sssd Assistant Paymaster I. d, Coyle.
from Norfolk yard TO Naval Academy,
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

tiosAso "'N
MADISON ST. slI, 8 .. lot $50, map est
NY Rutgers. Aug !. 1880. 2S:lxioo, June
Ii, isOi--saml L Morris si'ber TO Celia
schIesinger. s37 Hoe av. Bklyn: attys.
nth st. sse +, ms, 100 v ist. ay. st.is
ssxssx97.i, Sept IL. iSs9-Frank q Mary
M Nickerson to Frances I SchrRmme:
atty, l. T 4 T co, 100 Bwsy. as. 900
SANE PROPERTY. Jan IL. 1~slo--Bertha
inner, Sss Z 18TH Of. to sigmund Or
bach; atty. Mortimer Fishel, ~ Cedar
s7TTH sr. i:S u. n :, 9os,s' . ist av, is'ss
1904. Nov 10. is09--ElizR q Sinclair to
Title q & T Go. i1s Rway ...,...es,ooo
Eidridss st. 2exioo, sept %. isos--Louis
Levy 10 the Peoples Trust Co, trus. will
of David r. Leahy; attys. Norwood a.
NJ. "a william Ut $4,000
LEXINGTON Az. n Q cor 93d At, runs n
So.7x . TX = .oa 2-3x Q isx . s1,t to n .
1T x W 20 20 hes. Aug IL, lSs5-Jno 4
ROSA Jordan to irving Saw Inst; attys.
Dryo a n, III Bway. sec, 900
p~IEEcKER ST, l3e. . y. IS Q West Hway.
.Sxi00. Oct 10. lsti--Nathan Harrison
Realities. Inc, 70 Hugo II pistelhurst;
atty. T @ Co, l7s Bway.....,....ts.ooo
isxSsii'' Oct a., isos--Jos schosn to
WaidsmAr Van II Clsussen, sxr; attys,
Lee Il F~lsischmsnn. IA Bwsy ,.s5.o 900
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UPTOWN DWELLINGS RENTED.
Simon S. Frsdberg has leased for
Norris Schinast to Elisa Hill the three
story dwelling At 4o5 Manhattan ave-
nue.. southwest corner of l17th street, to
October. 1917.
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RENTING IN THE COUNTRY.
Frank Crowell has leased Mary J.
Phillips estate at Great Neck, facing
the Long Island Sound, to Edwin A.
jackson Of Manhattan for the season OF
1915.
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West Side.
West Of Fifth A. between reursssstA and
lloth st0.l

tSs d: . Sc" 18Th r q ' tSs 10 -.
xs 80 20 beg: he foiiowtns portions Of
istS q. ss.ssts. irrss: is,h e. n =. IS
9 eth av. runs . s%-iix q s1.ex v 2sx .
III 70 Ssg: ssh Q 18th q; runs
ev,: iis.1 to beg =. freehold Z leass.
hold SUB; to mtg. ei.Isc 900; 81 AZ.
INF n Isl 70 3 Of w, Witch q Il: r.; soi,e 70 aS
. i S.:i . s.. \ : ; ;;i y: ; . is $ . g ~; ~ !, isi \
;ssss...is:. - :uss q ny s' s,.:ss.sse:
; ,s,s . s ss,,, = W. g. : -; T = ; e .: :
s.s; 18th =. :..scsss y sth Az. run. 3
(! v i7s,sx n :s;ts wssni 'i to st <
nr asi;s to s sss M. .i:0 the %icllI~;ns tn q
underhill sv, box3ix irree; also property
In Jamaica. L I. Staten Island and New
Ssr,sy; also the 80 ,%ol!oxins in The Bronx:
iisth 81. Isxioo; also md;.. tn. good
Hni 81 the Ss,s business; eh;!i,'' ia Sc assris
olney. ref in bankruptcy in the matter
of J y Greenhut co formerly. the Green
WAISTS { No Sseps Vim c. & M s1SsFapSi ,rs 10
A Cook. trustees of the bankrupt. July
60. 1915; attys. ROSENBERG. Lewis q
Ball. - swsy ,seSompany,ns the above
frmation Of the ssle).
It'll. Av, s7o-s, . cor sist st. l?:.sx7s-
Edw u Downing. ref. to Ephraim d
Levy. ? W 7:d 81. mtg $3.50. 900. Dec 20;
attys. Lachman 4 e.. IS Nassau
s5TH ST, - w. Q .. ass " 9Th av. :ox75.3
metropolitan Life Ins Co TO Kate
Blank 1919 Union av. Bronx. mtg $751;
900. Dec 81: sttys. Eisman. L c 81:
SANE PRopERTY.K.t: Blank TO David
Dank. 7s2 Prospect nv. Bronx. b q ..
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TRANsAcTToNs accorded.
TRANSFERS,

with nsms aad aAdrsss Of lender and
etAornsy. u atornsys name 10 emitted
address party Of first party
Dswatewn.
South Of Fourteenth ST.
cHERR e so, r y g SCANNED q. 2sx
M as : ssc W s iissS q, . ss ana /,
canal AYES sr 10: :Eor;y.h.,::,
: :ss + ts! ss'yn il . %i !, q ss,'Wis: va -, pse ,.,i ~;
0AS S.io.s 81. q: 7 hc & si' 10 ( xoS SSd'G S.,. g;
ch *! Pei 81. q s.ssssssiy.' n w::s.
across end % eSa alley .xnv is. tns : S. X X
rs; % Cana e !. w,%ss; ; To Sss-. Z : |;
s s.nS;,! ri liens, %ss sis.Soo.o Dec y;
ssS sSisss g s:2; :seis$sii:; x
bs..snil IL; q: :,,y D'S $ y e: g. ~ hrI VA. ~ len;
y, ss:,se:a' 70 !. IVES. 4 B asss 2 t. sscS.s;
sa!y, LOU: Mannheim. 800 30 ps.y . .nGs,cj
.s.fSHs:ms sI' ~; ana : Belle !: y . W %.I!:st q; T.
NMaiy Wsiser. iss I'd o. q G; sddrs.S,
STANTON u. sea c.reI Il, ss..,:.iM
lys "a st. q c. Dec 20: address, iio1 let
''E 3 U9,i;:.:sy; - :,:N
: g :.'i cs "a ~ ~. 'Sss i'':so', So' al
East eads.
f0ese Of y4fth Az, be<wssa Fourteenth
and 10th sts.p
ssfH q; se,s, =, . sse " eth ~, ls.ss
denSsf~S' "a n1'c coiuE &c 10 .a,Sn Asr.
mtg $4,000. Dec 20; atty. Fo CO. III
aAH1 PRoPnRrY.H.irn Il H~.rd.sc:rsh
Mtg Is ssts,sss sf Dec T.; e. ss.y :, .. M..'.m q
70 ~ ". III 81, i a;., = i:;as sG
~; Coitup 70 Ksth A Fitspetr!ek.
~ attys. wssssiman . X. IS Liberty
ID Nv. 9 ssh =. is.i.ii.-o.:n IL.
ley TO Arthur Mccoy. So ID Az. Dee
~. atty. Michael II Rose. ~ Court q.
~ AZ. iii. . i;.n 81 ,I.iesGscos
- g. WI !: ? ! l' &. Il : g: ss:;s': g.. pee I'll. ~
Nth g; as Z; 2 80 !. q a.. s'Iioi:i
y. 1sis; aeeys. Bower Z s. - Cedar
~ i. ~; Ss:s !, :, :; :i S,:ss; :::; ;.:';;
- 10: as.s :''i Lou: x.ns.sm. "i ~
leap 81. AS = So. 90 . Psrk ~, isx
Ioo.ii-Leonidas Rsaity. Corpn 70 Law.
renee Holding CO.. 23S Wooster st.
I q. Dec 20: atty. L Manhsim. 500
,esTH 81. les 4. n :. .s.io: Park Az .' sss
:s.ioe:ii-Aibsrt Miller 20 Diisa Hannzs.
Pss s Il: ! ss.y A. Emil mi 's''' S:.: ~ Af ~
iesTa' eT. n .. 100 . ID ~. s7xioo.iSw
psrehestsr. Mas. ell titiA Dec 20; atty.
1T Go: 100 Observation-Disclosures
10TH ST. ASs.ss T.. "a .eSS.e ist ~. .io61
Ssligman. rel. TO Josephine J echu.
mAchsr. 11e p llith st. subj to taxes
&C. Oso IL: atty. Samuel Bsrsick. ~
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Borough Of the Bronx.>
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

18TH ST. 40 w-Ti,ie Guar a T co 30
Edwin a Ely. ~ W 9th ct; atty. co;
PEARL tss h" ST.. ito. ana Old si.g; s.Resls
ssI p.im.i r, ssi. soois i5%s; sS P Ense we.,;
Hodges TO Bond & Mtgs Guarantee GO.
rs ESQ osm ST. s.s'ii.tskx'Ws G j Jacob. 10 Bond
4 M,Ee Guarantee Co. us Remsen q,
Aa Rsiysi SAX E Evi g. -. i,s sT fey s .ssiSss
TO Woodiawn Cemetery. 20 + 2ad =;
a,sy. 1T CO $50 ;sls'0s 20
Harry j simonds. Roekaway. Park. I !;
attys. n. B q d W Biumenths!. aS Se.;
ssTM ST. I,l E-s.mi stern 10 Alfred Il
Wen and ano. Rockaway Park. l. I;
a,tys. N. h 4 u W B!umsnthal. IS Mas:
Rt t1p 81 ST. n " cor clinton 81. asss
10 sS'i 4 7otn St; atty. " n Powell, : VIII
18TH sr. Wv, Irving. 'Gioy.:s:
Is,dore II kramer. sol Yves, End av.1ieo
'ssT,H ssh ST Il. 80: e. Z; : !; h.. IL. 81: =: ,iss''s 4
iso!h =; s.,y, 20 co, iIS Rwsy ;:.o:o
Healy. 1895. eth sv' atty. + Traut.
i,srH ST iM,' MI ~ sv ., Hs''i f +
Trautmann ia2 Nassau st. ...... $4,000
HENRY ST, 100. and other property
l Henfletth r. fsTutTt, "a " ~ EeSS'
10 Jas ! Fave, Cedarhurst. l. ! attys.
Curtis. NJ. p & Colt. 30 Broad st Z,
BROADWAY, cor loist IT. l5ox-- =
Ludwig Hsrburge & ano to Broadway
Central Bank. ?s7+ Bway..........sloo
N y TRUST co to Gibraltar Mors,,s::
RocSKLAND REALTY CO 70 Lawyers, Nit
TITLE GUAR q rRusT CO TO Troy Say:
~roksB nsRe MARIE. to Xxel r For.:
Henry si MoRGESTHAu co to Maivi.s
EDEN, MARY d. to Kirkland Ru.k.'.ii.ssS
KEEL EDWARD to Elisa II Ksii u eoG
JONES, ANNA NJ. to Benenson Realty
ouTTTMAN. BENJAMIN ano, to joIr
pRsHsSS f HANNA. TO Noel b Fox......iist
THOMAS. JOHN l.. exr. TO Bertha Brett
oifRsfRsthrITAR MORTGAGE co to .fssns
LkSw %alais MI MFG 'co; TO Maurice i SoSr
y TRUST co 10 city Mtg Cog iii
| CITY MTG co to Lawyers Mtg Co.. S+:.5 500
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Uptown.
tManhattan Island. north Of iieth ST.

list Av. " q, 1911 n Hath 1t. i61loo--
Gaetano Rossano to MaEdalena Trapsni.
.ial Let y. Dec 81: atty. A Rusgisro;
i:tT1IH sr. sss !. =. :s5..s W Pleasant. Az
:t;sxlooli-.Layra schwsrs1 to My
s sscs'i Dec az T.: E as. s,s EI''r'11s F Fac! G.. % rs
NJ pRopBRrY.Emm. schwartz. .
A ssm' f;RiopERTY--Hy' schw:ii: 10 VII.
SANE z! SShiodiPt;ERR :F Psi..n to Hy
and Minnie schwsrt., :ss e 9Th st. mtg
10 ii-ism:: y CLARKE yonH.rs;. N !.
81, mtg $500. Dec 81: atty. Al PHILLIPS II,
ASs NJ Nsf1s1 Av.' isss.. ii.iii isitS
" Z. b and .. Dec 30: atty. A II schwar1,
,,1 aTGa F N cor L.no. sy.:'s''ss
ii: d.SsS..r. Msry Il poSrmsa. ssi' Y
c9s sss n . \ ;s;;S sqd , ,;r ',.;s. +; -
i:SSiis:'c Co. H IS weS sssp ..,,fs an. hs" " S;::
10: atty. Louis Mannheim. so2 Bway 500
issD. ST. n 8. isS e En- Sv; 2S.9s;i IL. s %nh
Dec ? 4. 4 W pa aG'S'"' n esi ''' Co. s 'S:' - 81 \;
JG7HtiI%onsso--Jss 7 barry TO- CAN Darling
i,.S., 81 %s's ss; .ss,. a; Arthur %ts ) barge ssissc' -. y;
q i5i..s 1T tw.:iin.;cn ay'
lI'ssy, ~ r., = &, T ssiya, s mt. F! .sa.sss !
BE- TO-; .sty., stoddsrd q NJ. *;
g nMay H;RioPpRTY-rrank p Brlody 70 x
doo si Dec 20; atty. 7 q Co. I'D Bwsy., 800
Bronx.
tBorough OF This Bronx.)
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, ssI;ss,: n :
Nov s; g; ss,y:' Cha. pa Win u su.Ts;;
1syi isi sw ssSouLEvXRp. 'tii. !os
co lSI Bway, Nov so; came atty. ..,Si
LOIS q d :.s 81 % ana s srs 10 ri Byron III,
6; = s 81 i;'ss ;S ~:
s ni!s'" y. .%ss 5000. Dec 20; atty. T 4
uxI1 3 e. ~ !'s Ply n isc,n q. ;s.s.i7i.sH
ill.,, ci ga: ~ vr Pcs e; nj. 'Ss. .::..
p.Gxrvn; .xy.. ':iid,'.: Ss,is,oe-s:ss%S;
n; En- NY y m &c Is S Co., ps n g. ssH. .t,y IA 4 ]
rf S.ss TfSi!.s AZ; !; ~ x Jones . s'1 To s.n. !.
soo Rity CO. loi . 1890 ct, mtg $4,000
Dec 40: atty. Robt u Bsrsmsn. iAsth q
ri iGd ST. 20 ~i;ion iRia.iin u. 's,ce..x,s''s~D-
North Bronx Rlty CO to Mary McGarry
CP Haiiock. sss u isoth st......,..Si ot
I2TH Sr. Ut . Q q. lot a+3. map Unlonport
2~5xi0s--Sidnsy n htekox 10 Frank Gsss
Dec is; atty. Frank GasS. Inc, 22i.
Wes,Sh..ter iR;a:iinn, :; 10 10,
Annie uIiiuly to Mary McGarry. 6S,
Dvrks ~. Dec ~; atty. c p Iialioct
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with nsms and address Of lender and
attorney. u auornsy's aams 10 emitted
address party Of Arst party
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-07

am trying my best to accommodate
you, General Maupin.
GENERAL MAUPIN: l understand
you are, and appreciate it very much.
l wish to avoid necessitating the
bothering of the clerk and the sheriff
tonight; in open court here. viii
stand up with these men and guaran-
tee their appearance on Monday.
MR.. DAWSON: OF course it is
not for me to say. but have consult
ed with the district attorney; I think
there ought to be "a formal bond,-i
Is a very short matter to prepare
and if General Maupin would sign
the bond with these two nen until
Monday, think it would be 81
factory to the District Attorney.
THE COURT: You may arrange
that in the clerks Office, General
Maupin-
Court will take an indefinite recess
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-07

The arst Of the year II stock taking
time. Business men invoice their
stocks. charge on bad accounts.
charge down poor investments. mark
up good Investments. and readjust
their lfRairs generally. A good busi-
ness man starts In the New Year
with his books clean
Being practically q retired old man
i have little stock to invoice. Ny
chief asset u my Friends.
And what better asset could an old
man have or young man either. for
that matter. than his Friends7
I have lived long and have learned
many thinEs. One Of these Il that
Tie chief pleasure In life il not to be
found in connection with business get,
sinE, money making OF fortune build
ins,
/ The chief pleasure in = healthy
mlnde1 mAn's life il to be found In
the appreciation OF his Friends-in
The making Of friends-in the develop
mcns Of FrisnAship-in reciprocaa
friendly rotations. The greatest
worldly asset . man may have is hts
Frisnas.
And % at this stock.takins time O.
tho year. shall take stock Of my
chief asset-mAke sort Of invoice Of
my frisnds.
In the art list shall put down a
bunch Of 100 per cent friends friends
wko 30 At par an the ysar round OF
|nnetuate a little Is DO eoxesamena
Ihcads.
4 yOu 80 over Jour list l think you
VIII nna. q hAvo found. that thers
~ not : GSoAt nunlhes q 100 pei
eS1( EtleAe5 considSrins the er<al
n6la,,r = ysoze - ~ have bsss
ln0 - ~ nsltaal 4 4
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-07
Friends Uho Grade One Hundred Per Cent

and he ands = considerable shrink
ago in his assets he is completely
wilted.
But that feeling II mild. indeed. as
compared to the feelings We have
when grading down our friendships
or when We must charge on a friend.
One Of the sAddest things in life is
the feeling that We have lost friend
that We must charge on a friend
And happy indeed are we At this
stock-tAking time II we discover our
friend-assets have fncreased-if we
have added new friends to the list
and made better friends OF old ones
happier by far than he who has gain
Cd only riches.
We have some control over our
friendships but not entire control.
We must do our part. bat there must
De some reciprocity. We may try for
years to grade = friend up TO 100 par
cent. but for some unaccountnble
reason We are anally made to feel
that ne must grade that friendship
down to his own valuation-eay TO-
$3.50 per cent. and 90 We rear
range our friendships at stock-taking
times.
The relationship that exists be.
tween Friends is a subtle one. II
cannot b measured or weighed or
described In terms Of phyaicai values,
1t cannot be encouraged greatly By
over attention or rich favOrx. A little
enAeAxor WIZ scmetSuaes win for Us,
: valued tsisnd, and M q hard
Ne nay Win smother we my never
mAks e him tRus 1flsn1.
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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-07
By ABNER B0GGJ

not = little strange that there are %
few We can post up a. 100 per cent
Friends?
But We all have some. God bless
them Guard them well They are
more precious than fne sold. Doubt
them not Question them not Be
liess in them. Friendships are as
tickle as credit Confidence Is as
necessary In maintaining friendship
az 1t il in retaining credit II Il as
easy to start panic in friendship IS
in Wall Street. False rumors have
broken many banks and have sever
ed the golden ties OF the best friends
Happy are you indeed At this
stock-taking time u your list Of 100
per cent Friends contains the names
Of AL OF those Of year ago. Hap
pier still II the list has grown.
Stocks and bonds tiuctuate In value.
We grade their value according TO the
returns they bring. And 20 friend
ship 10 not a cnesided aifair. We
must see some returns. We must feel
some return Of our own friendly feel
ing.
As the years go By friendship may
grow warm or grow cold. They mus,
be graded up in this stock-tAhing pro
cess or graded down. Az We looh
over the list We grade soma mp and
We mark others down Some go al
100 per cent, some at 80. some II
10. some a. 80 and some charged on
Ie=ssss.,-. ~ : = -=-=-4 Z! =-.'.s =
Ths nzins up Of tho books a shs
opening Of The year 4 nonetimss !
sad process, especially n etinss !. q
business depression Il takes the
nerve out y : ma = ehArse sl.ee
~ thla property AN1 tlosSt ~ tkat
A usn hfi isihl6 azo e,oNa -
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-07
WOODFORD RAY STOOD
OUT FOR ACQUITTAL
UNTIL THE VERY LAST

The jury, so it is understood, had
an intense argument and hard fight
to come to any kind Of an agreement
en- the fate Of the different defend
ants. 1t looked for time that there
would be hung jury on some. II not
ali Of the men but the diplomacy Of
enc or two of the iurymen aided
greatly in reaching verdicts ON all
seven OF the defendants
Each defendant was voted ON sep
erately. As the list OF the men were
given the Jury. DR.. Frank sutorius'
nameswas frst and his case was the
first one voted on The nrst ballot
stood eleven for acquistaI and one for
conviction- The second hrslot stood
he sxms- O The third ballot shs
Gina nan Who stooa for cuavictipA
skih thns - "a nos uant % haRg =
say vsrdic4 % W11E ostr dnd vstsl
for aequissal-
On PosiiIho and Eastoa the vote
the nrst time stood seven Tor con
viction ana nve for aequittaL After
much haIloting the vote WAS made
unanimous for aequittal
II became apparent to the men who
stood for conviction. after q bit. that
those vhc stood for acouittal were
endeavoring to get as many as pos
aible acquitted and then hang on the
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-07

rest The acquittal form had already
been signed for DR.. Sutorius, but the
nan wAo had voted guilty for su-
torius the first two times. said that
ne would withdraw his vote for ac-
ouittal If that was the kind of game
those who stood for acquittal were
trying to play. He said that if they
we're going to hang on one. they
would have to hang on them all as far
as he was concerned.
woodford Ray of Florence. stood
for acquittal all the way through and
Re was not open to argument. One
Of the jurors said. HE sat like bump
on log nd would say nothing only
that he had reasonable doubt and
on log and would say nothing only
that he voted for acquittal"
Robert Nelson of Garden Park vot-
ed for acquittai on most of them be-
cause he said that ~he could not
stand to see the women and children
suffer with their husbands and faith
ers in the penitentiary."
One of the jurors said that Gene
raj Maupin's sentimental and human
interest talk effected him deeply and
lie admitted frankly that he couldn't
vote any other way because of it.
Matt Graham was discussed for a
long time and the vote at one time
stood about nine for conviction and
three for acquittal. John Yletz was
the cause Of a great deal Of uncsr-
tainty because the instruction regard
ing him was not fully understood for
long time Only one man stood
out for his conviction.
As late as eight O'Clock Saturday
night nothing definite had been done
in the case Of any of them except DR..
sutorius and that vote was weighed
in The balance untn further action IN
resara 70 Ne other aef.nAants would
- hhsA
zAs 1uror. tAea took : lang walk
~ ellnleA Gar - - - 4 ~
slyllnS Ds1vG UDo ar lce1S.
J. \. Worth ana Charts Whsis. vAo
acted ~ tAs dipi0mats a he 1uy.
tailed to Nelson and 70 nay for a
short time. without arguing q citiAx
any evidence. and finally , vote was
taken on each defendant separately.
starting with Roob and Richardson.
These two men were found guilty
and the rsst were acquitted.
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