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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The American liner 81 Louis. sailing 10
morrow for liverpool Will TAX" mail. clo.
ing at $50 4 NJ. for Europe teNrcpt Cor.
many Austria, Hungary, Luxembourg and
Africa. West Asia and tho East
Indies.
The French liner Rochambcsu. sailing
to morrow FOR Havre will take mail. clos.
ing at noon. for France. tunaula Rul-
garia. Servis, Switzerland. italy, spain,
Portugal. Egyp'. Greece. British India,
British East Africa, siam Malta. Gtbral-
tar. Ceylon. Straits settlements Dutch
Ea II Indies. West Australia and Persia.
Tho Italian liner Taormina. sailing to
morrow for Naples. will take mail clos
ing al $50 A. NJ. for GermanN, Austria,
Hungary and Turkey: also for other coun'
tries when specially addressed
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan

BLEECKER ST. 1855, Thompson st, ?o5,
Jacobs and ano. 81 u 1874 st, 10 yrs
from May I, lsi3' attys' shiland 4 Il;
i's bSsy i,sisi,ih' al, 500 u. store and
ut cellar--LieO Kissel to Andrew Voelkle,
$50 Az A, yrs from May !, 1915 atty,
Arthur Westermsyer, " Nassau
st ,,......s 49, 80 '''''''' Shv-v
a2D ST tS-47 w, west and rear part LIST
floor and part ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Rlty
Corpn to Progressive Lunch, Inc. 10
Beekman Vt, 10 2-i2 yrs from Apr IS.
1915. attys Morrison &, $50 Broad 4,
,s way Av aio-:i,, ail--Ferdiinand stern T,'U to
Josef Cohen, t53 Vermont st, Brooklyn,
yrs from Apr I, 1918. atty. samuel
Kahan. 80 Park Row 1880. 1880
Josef Cohn. <53 Vermont st. Brooklyn,
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Douglas l.. Gilman & Co have leased
for a term OF years 81 West F'ifty-second
srteet, a Ave story American basement
house, on lot .0xloo. for Mrs. J. H..
Mohlman TO DIR. Austin Flint, Jr.
I'nger & Watson have leased the
dwelling AT 32o East Fifty-frst street
for Alexis & Maurice Lee to Carl J..
Zorn.
Pope & Bro have leased the frst floor
and basement at IL West Third street
to ID. Gallante 4 Co. for a term OF years.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public offerings Yesterday In Man
haitian and The BrOnH.
lat ~ NESEY STREET.
nv Joseph T. Day.

lat ~ NESEY STREET.
By Joseph P. Day.
GOTH ST. 229 u, =, $50 Cd av cox
1907. I rty dwlg--T Bowers. trus, 81,
sgt Eliza Mando ct all due. sll.is2.7|;
taxes. &C. t625.so TO Paul and Lszare
18TH ST, $50 Y. -, l25 W LIST av. ls,sS
l00.ll. 3 ETY. dwlg-Saml Frankenhelm
ct al sgt Josephine Ilsuter ct nj. due.
s7s2o.ss; taxes. a.. 3iIsis; to Vincenzo
LAMA for 5000.
BY J. n. Mayors.
l32D ST c27 W, =. 2@5 " 9TH av. lbS
g9ll 2 sty dwlg-Mary Woytlsek agt
II Cruikshank ct al. due, sa3h.2a;
taxes, Sc, 3206.70: to the plaintir for
$1,000.
BY Henry Brady.
10TH ST. 2ol T.. 6, 1i6 "a sv, 3or
iOOl0. ETY. nat 4 strs--M @ Goddard
srt 10 5 o'Connor ct al, due. s.s.72,.7i
taxes, sc, 3,S@i,7o; TO the plaintiff for
$4,000.
lat s2os THIRD AvENUEl
BY Joseph p. Day.
FORTY. EIGHT plots on Riverdale. Pali-
erland ayes, Bettner's lane and sigma
nj north Of 256th st-w T. ConSit sxt
Maurice Rose ct al. due, S6Tsss 81 I.
taxes, &C. A6:?,2s; TO the plaintiff Tor
$50, 900.
1asTH ST, sss Il. ., 1875 q lincoln av,
Jennie Hackney ct al: due. slo,7iseS:
taxes &C. 326s.+; TO Joseph Zuria for
sli,300,
BY George Price.
sCHoFIELD ST 1873. 8. - city Island
av, bOxIls-L + W Seifert Hgt A
Ryles ct al, due. s2,ss2,2s; taxes, &C.
$50 to the plaintiff for $500
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BUys a2s, 900 MoNrCLA,r HOME

Mrs $. A. Gleason has purchased the
Colonial residence on the east side Of
Lloyd road. Montclair. from James r.
Whittelsey. The house contains twelve
rooms and three baths and Is of Colonial
architecture. The property has 'front.'
age OF 100 feet and was held at s25. 900.
+. NJ Crawley Il Bros. were the brokers
in the transaction.
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FIFTH AVENUE DEAL .LosED.

Contracts have been signed for the
sale Of the former Dinsmore property at
the northwest corner OF Fifth avenue
and Thirty-f,rst street. The property is
assessed by the city for $4,000 and
was sold by william r. Fucrst as broker
for Jacob II. Schiff to Strathcona Con-
struction Company. who will erect
twelve story store and loft building on
the site at an approximate cost of s275.-
600 from plans by George and Edward
Blum.
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SOME MORE BRONX FLATS.

Three five story tenemcnts are planned
for the east side of Decatur avenue l62
feet south OF 207th street. They will
cover plots Axis and will be erected
by the Simpson Construction Company,
Thomas Reilly president, from plans by
the kreymborg Architectural Company.
The operation will cost $4,000.
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RENTS TIEYOU's l.. !. ESTATE.

George Mcdonald, president of the
Public Service Corporation of Long
Island. has leased the George &. Tilyou
estate on Manhasset Bay at Great Neck
for the season. The estate is one OF the
show places on the north shore. Mr.
Tilyou. owner of Steeplechase Park.
Coney Island died last year.
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REAL EsTATEIOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Borough OF Brooklyn

1857 CLINTON AVE, through 10 Wav.
orley Ave. residence and garage. plot htN
200, cost $40, 1000, price $4,000 ,mortgrg'
$50 600 tt pcr cont, . years., jus' reno
waited and ready for occupancy, vNrhHuE"
considered, send for photos tn1 I'-,'I"
ton, ,drrtakcr on property diN AMI nigh ..
Your own broker OF CHARLES J. MOVES
co, .. Wi.iLm -.
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Lo~G I>rA>D-roR SALE OR RENT.

FKEEPORr WATER FRONT bungalows
Rud houses $4,000 up. also building pots on
Randall Bay and Woo, oft Bay. low
prices, easy terms. send tor particulars.
JOlIN J. RANDALL. 60 Frecrort, J.. 7.
HOUSE At Garden 'lty Estates 8
largo ioons All Improvements steam heat,
ss,o or rent i. II GEIl RKEN, g5 Broad
ST. y. y Tcl, jGg9 Rrotd
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wHtL,> nrys At MANHAssET.

LF.'ns", Washburn & Co. have sold
n Jams. u. Whelan a plot at Manhasset
Park adjoining his present residence.
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Rrys ED.EMERE HOME SITE.

To L'wl, ~ May Company has sold
o' W ann Scheer plot on Beach
t,"''F.h-,1 street, Edgemere, l., J.. to
N's I"'a Ruc,berg as site for a
dwelling
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Highest temperature, nv, AZ 10 v. VI
Lowest temperature. 80. at q 4. N.
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Bi:,ing, Long Island manager Of the
Studebaker Automobile Company. Mr..
Sitting intends TO erect home on the
site
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

LOST white Scotch or West Highland
Terrier answers TO name OF Bohh!e. LAST
seen IN ueighborhood OF 50th street and
6th Ave. Reward Tor return 20 81 West
SD - and no questions asked
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REAL EST,TErOR sALEoR rNCU>>Gt

WE SPECIALIZE selling ana eNchang-
Ing suburban homes aud private estates.
LORENH KLOSSET. 20 W, 3ith 81, \. Y.
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H O USE S
FOR THE SUMNER
MA~~ttlil SETS.
To RENT-DUTCH COLONIAL COTTAGE
N THE BERk>IiIRES.

Thirteen good rooms, two baths Nne
porch, open air dining room. sleeping bal
conN, neld-s'o fireplace. Located on
berkshire Heights commanding Nna view
~ mountains a"H lake" Thro- acres NJ
ltni with garage. chicken house, small
dollhouse. haf acre ever hearing red
raspborrios. plenty Of ground for flowers
nhd ri hon gtrtcn RE open spaces
with plenty ~ sunshine Beautiful woods
I'm BACKGROUND. Ideal spot fnr small family.
Completely furnished. hot air heat. Glen
wood range. ilue water owner going West
one thousand dollars fnr season
Property 10 In Great Harrington. Mass
Information address, ~ Inlay st. Hart
ford. Conn
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

PARTY LEAVING. CITY WILL sUBLET
rNFrRSlSHED NIGH CLASS APART.
MENT. RIG CONC ESSlDN, SEVEN
I'ARGE, Airy ROOMS OVERLOOKING
RIVER APARTMENT iO-AA. 500 WEST
l0sTu STREET PHONE 1900 RIVER
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AFRO NAN BUYS l.. J. SITE.

h'nar Kehoe OF Great Neck have
,oid " '1l' acre tract IN the Great Neck
NJ ,'.'p ruI Mrs. J. Robert TO L. w.
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ASSIGNMENTS on MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

CORNELlA ST - e 20. all title-wm
s s.Snon a, to leg" k iHl Go las iI n9o,
srW ST. iis E-Jona. We'll q ano to MorD
ris Eserer, Sal Myrtle av Bklyn ss-7
lo?D ST. So w-LaMyers Mtg Co to rec
sion 50 sth av: atty LAWYERS MIS-. 20
s7TH ST sSl.5 w-Troy saving, Bank 30
Lawyers Mtg Co, 30 Liberty 81. 81. 900
GUAR g. GO. lIe Bway 1920. 5000
l3i lo-Francis Il Lewis. trus. to EIV
lie witt trus; attys. De Wit; 4 lie ".
WOOSTER ST. i5s-corinne Pepper -
Title Guar \ 7 60, l7s Bway s.. : 900
55Tii ST .3> E-Herman Heunsch 10
Chds Heunsch. i722 Norman 81, Il %
& ATTY leo Sehinzel' Myrtle av =
T g & r co to Anna \ schul, ..... -. 900
SAME to Carrie Gross AN ........ s. 900
SEARLE. CAROLINE +, & ano. eNrs. 20
Lawyers Mort Observation-Disclosures 600
LAWYERS MORTGAGE 90 to Jos .Merl,.
MccLuRE, JOHN, to Mary i M:KsR
RoMASo, MICHAEL to Loi. { Freed,
FEH%K, FREDERICK ". e,r. to stephen
LAWYERs TITLE & 7 60. 20 Milton
tiui,erman n ano, exrs Sc. $4,000
ROCK LAND REALTY co TO Lawyers 7 q
ctLLEN. JOHN J. to 'Ropns u
GR6SSMAN, CARRIE, to Aaolph + JoGn.
HSsIiI.pEN. ALICE =. to Moan, $, vin' 'so
pooLiNG. EI.iZABETH X. 10 Ameue
% q. -. ss
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New york. partly cloud,
to-day and "a morrow; probably showers
In northern portion; moderate ~srtss,-
winhA
Fw New Icrsn, and eastern Psoasvl
vAria, hir to dav and probably to
morrow: moderate variable wiuds.
For New Eueilnd. generally fair -
dsy and tomorrow. moderate variable
winds.
For western New York, local rains %.
day; fair tomorrow. moderate variah.
winds.
NEW YORK.. April is--CSo reports yes
terday ny order OF tho PRESIDENT
In this city the day wss fair and
warmer. wind. light to fresh southeast,
average humidity. 81 per cent barometer.
corrected TO read to sca level. n. 3 A. NJ,
3o.2s: r. NJ, 3o.o2.
The temperature IN this CITY Yesterday.
a. recorded nv the on,risl thermometer. I,
shown In the ANNEXED table:
1915. 1871, 'nis. in,
"a NJ. 80 40 or. NJ. So ~
IL Nh. Sc i2o 9p NJ. 10 no
3P. M. 5s' ilo lt2 Mid. ..... 80 ~
Highest temperature, m" at rs y. VI.
Lowest temperature. ~. at q a. N.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

PECK SLIP. 43--Gusrantee Cornics 4
SkyiiEht 90 sgt Bessie Kane ct al,
9Th Av, 4sl II 4elt1 --Thos Gslltgan. Inc,
az, Henry Vog.i At al, Oct "a, iaiA SIS
BrOnI.
wHIrIocK Av, . cor Tiffany st. so,tx
io0-Robert Grifnn 90. Bronx branch
Inc. ct al aEt Turck Realty corpn. g. o.
Mar IS, 1918 ..,,.,,,,..,......e 35: ~
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ma ~ % NJ at
"''''S' party U, seeonu pSr''
- downtown.
mason. South Of Fourteenth ST.
a, "a sriasSsay-s iarob pernardik
TO- sspah, his Me ges Il sl.t st. mtg
sTc5c9x - r part i 20 ii M.ISdr st,
'.inli, nandwii,V y, al 70 Herbert
Fischer. Rocksway Reach, T.. 7. Apr IL.
nty tss 900. sttv Marcus Ro.enthaL AZ
er, s:r 'iss a vows-y s,,s5s..Nsx
I ,as,nr,, an 70 M u1rrr,ms, .un't,.ns'
Mar 4, atty' Msx Schenkrnan, 81 Cedar
street Observation-Disclosures
MACDouGAi. sT. W =. 50 . SIN at. 25x
100 sEMary wehrien to Michele D'Ales.
s az noo 20 Su,, an a,tv apr Go 60. ise
18th ST, SIS, 1925 . % av 45xio3 3--jas
c Meyers. ref. to Jas W Hals,ead, trus.
sau .a64, 900
Fast side.
EAST Of Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and lion stsD
isr Az. ~. s,s n 3sd At, ftsnioo,G,
Robert A Tanning to Geo w Famine,
Nassau ...............:.;:N
MADISON Az, es, ~ n 3sd st. s.ioowc,
Ella 4 Rogers to John Gellatly. saoW
ss;.,Yn. 70 90 lis sway '',..". e si
s7TH ST. n $. so W 40 av. it.sN--, -wm
7,th ST. Abr Z. ali liens, mtg us. $50 so;
attys, Caiwalader, W a 7. 20 Wal
street .............. ,............. ,;No9
sage ct al to Eugene " Mente. ?Si W
nation deed; atty, i. 7 co. $50 Bway. 81
West side.
West Of Fifth sy, between Fourteenth
and 10th s's)
,isT sr Iao-i.2 w a. 245 sth av.
tosi2ssxio. ioxiiS5 ,fcreclos Mar al
mas Nn i.s pr re Apr il. attys.
N,,,tn poyers 100 Bway. siOS 900
SAME PRoPERTY-Gua Trust CO to
:.Sgn,yy Holding co, 100 s i%. no, ,IcS
y,YYV.ygV' Hpi % a. we., End ay. ?5xioo.5
esrit 81 , !, lIV co to BERNARD Gordon,
isl, Nad,son av. ali liens. ABR 49, 400
1851 ""''" r,,oun.
Manhattan Island, north Of 10th ST.
,,sT,t sr, s2L Va Ienox NV. 25xIooil
iioitb. Ashmead to Lloyd w Seaman.
HOTEL peileciairs. 77th 1t and broadway,
IA uwsv ,...........sl
.Wr npB;,tt,pry i.Iloy,i w seaman to
'HESa,h Erugsr i22 Schacfer -, Brook
iyn' mtg $4,000. Apr Is. atty. sam. 800
Ann, a. Valentine to Norris Aron 2o0i
nnna AR a ali liens, atty. Morris
Gnoner 80 Vssey .,...............f
PARK Az lTtI, e. sS;ii iais t. ST. ;Vk
- tr,s 40 900 ali liens
~ a,,ys Wbai"y. W a. Y, 2, william
,'' - Observation-Disclosures
issTH ST. . Il. n 5. $50 5th ay. ?ox
ward on prrmises Apr ~; attys.
Maro ." T.H.r - ~ .si0O
,,sTMM Or 200 " SIN av. i7sxge Ii
Saii,e X Reed TO Charles Hensle Realty
60 $50 $50 Hvay' .''...'.........'.. 81
80.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun rises s.is Sun sets. $50 Moon sctsaii
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
SandyH'k ~ Gov Island DIS Hell Gate II -
Low WATER THIS DAY.
sandyHk 253 Gov island 80 Hell Ga,..s,o
Arrived THURSDAY. hpril IL
s. Adrla,ic 2:s7 p VI. Liverpool. April 7
s. Or,luna 70 20 + VI Liverpool. April
50 Guantanamo, $40 y. NJ. Rotterdam.
VI arch -
s. 81 Chamond. tr NJ, Roucr, March q
- Lancastrsn, II - T. NJ London,
March 10
Hartlcpool. March %.
Ga Dalton Hall. \ Rordcsux. March \"
Sc Cerea l. A NJ Lisbon. March IL
S. william. "A NJ Copenhagen March q.
S Munwood 20 4 VI Matauzas April 10
s. Heina 10 A. VI - Thomas. April
IS Almirau,e. y VI , Kingston, April N
IS Rygland. : ~ p. NJ, Nipc. April .
81 Caracas s,55 4 NJ. san Juan. April ~.
g I0u-e Z A. NJ Matanya- April
s. Creole New Orleans April 10.
80 City OF -. Louis savannah. Anrll y
-. Aranahoc jack -nuVillc April 10
S. Jamestown Norfolk April II
Ss Tyler Norfolk. Ausil !,
Ga Lord Ernc, Boston, April u
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
s. Nor.eman. at London
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
Sc Tyive.. from Santiago
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BowERY, IT'S 4 1l1--Hermar Steinberg
M NJ ss' contra"tor '' ..,,'.,.,I sis
10Th ST, $40 E-Sathan Royarsky agt
John Brookman. owner; Barney berk.
oWitE, contractor .Vl0tto
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
Dow utow n

with name and address Of lender and
attorney. n attorneys name Is omitted
address party OF second part)
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foreclosins the liens against ne prop
erty above Described ana mentioned in
said certificates Of delinquency and
said tax receipts and for Judgment
against you for the said sums herein
named. together with accrued interest
thereon and for his costs and disburse.
ments herein.
This summons 10 publishsd By order
Of the above entitled court, dated the
I'D day Of December, A. D. 1915, and
the date Of the first publication Of this
summons 10 the 24th day Of December,
A. d. 1916.
CHARLES J. FERGUSON,
Attorney for Plaintiff. who resides at
klamath Falls. Oregon. upon whom
all process and papers in this pro.
ceedings may be served.
24.31.7.14.21.28.4
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Savss time. labor and your carpet.
Our oombination Vacuum Cleaner and
Carpet sweeper. The only one made
hat can be used separately with equal
setisfaction. so and ei2.
Wli.I.IB-JOHNsTONE co.
"Ths House Of Sensible Xmas Gifts. 4"
i7-N
All kinds Of Sox aud Neckw woar
combination Xmas boxes and sets.
10 X. X. X. Store.
The Astna leads the world In acci.
6ent Insurance. Sce ChllcOtc. il-tf
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Our WEEKLY SERMON
"A Life Story"
" n'|HAaos Pastor Of Grace Methodist Eoseoo. ch,,,.

Ana they found tho brbe lyinp IN ,
rNnRer"--Lukc ere.
am the way. the trlth and the M,
" mhh come,h unto The qther but h,
; ne, john ii;G.
And they cruclGed aIm."--sra,,
2T'1j.
IN" heart of the toxt Is the middle
''h ci''nhh In the last. These two plor
iiy the FIRST Withou, them ,hcrc wou,d
u" no hrst Tho babe would be I'm.
known There would bo no Christ.
mas and no salvation. For galyatIon
w the glory OF the Christmas tide.
That IL It's message of good will IN
men.
The Babe.
Sih miles south OF Jerusalem, on a
'IaiS stone clln Jutting out from tn.
'hngc OF hills. Is n town twice as large
~ klamath Fails. with one long stree,
Running east ana west along the hill
''p' All around this village except on
IN" west are steep slopes. graded into
terraces and falling away into the val.
ieyo below. On these green and graded
terraces are gardens and olive orch.
ards. and vineyards. Legend and life
scenes and song cluster around Beth.
lehem and cling to her hill sides. Tra.
di'lon and fact rise In fused fragrance
from her streets like the aroma OF
'aded roses or apple blossoms. Fact
.nd fancy Sun bring to the world mes.
s"fcs Of life and JOY. and the glad
,hihA about Il all IL that so much is
fact.
Here lived Rachel. and only one mile
south she sleeps today. Here lived
lIonz. and Naomi. and Ruth, and on the
bread fields Just below and east OF
Bctnlchem. Ruth CLEANED from the
hciis OF Boaz. Here. one thousand
years before the World Guest came,
David was born: here did he sing his |
songs. and on the broad stretches Of
common pasturage beyond the fields Of
Doax. David hcrded his fathers focks. |
One nisht thousand years after Davl. |
had died. some shepherds were tend.
M their fiocks by night out on the
plains ;nat HIS feet had trod. when sud.
denly the sky was filed with n heaven.
j. hos, crying hosannas. for the World
Guest had come: and up on the hillside
In n cave. In the town. they found him
md worshipped him. The busy crowds
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-24
LEGAL NOTICES

SUMMONS
Equity No. 746)
In the Circuit Court of the State Of
Oregon. for klamath County.
r. s. Moore, Plaintiff,
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eight t3s) south, range eleven and
ons-half (11k). sll east Of the
Willamette Meridian in klamath
county, Oregon.
be sold by the sheriff Of Klamath
county under order Of this court in
the manner provided By law.
This summons II published pursu-
ant to an order Of the above entitled
court made ON the I'd day Of Dscem-
bsr, A. d. 1915. and the nrst publi-
cation thereof 10 made IN the Evening
Herald on the 3rd day Of December,
A. d. 1915.
CHARLES J. FERGUSON,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
3-10-17-24.51.7-14
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Notice to Creditors
In the County Court Of the State Of
Oregon, in and for the County Of
klamath.
In the Estate Of Anna A. Thomas, De
ceased. Harold e. Thomas. Ad.
ministrstor.
Notice is hereby given that the I'M.
dersigned. having been BY order Of
the county court above named, duly
appointed administrator Of the sstate
Iof Anna A. Thomas. deceased. end
having duly qualified a. such admin.
|istntor. notice l. hereby given thai
all persons having claims against aaid
estate are hereby directed and 70
quired to present the same. duly veri.
ned. a. By law required. within siz
months from the hrst date Of publica-
'tion of this notice to the undersigned.
at the law ONCE Of d. L. Elliott. 311
Willis building. Klamath Falls. Ore
gon. that being the place Of doing the
business Of said estate.
And all persons owing said estate
are hereby notified to make payment
OF said Indebtedness to me ut the
above designated place.
First publication Of this notice the
18th day Of December, 1915.
HAROLD =. THOMAS.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-24

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-24

Administrators Notice
In the County Court Of the State oi
Oregon, for the County Of Klam.
ath.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF George
Noland. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un.
dersigned. administrators with the
will annexed Of the estate Of George
holland, deceased, to the creditors OF
and all persons having claims sSainst
the said deceased. to exhibit such
claims, with the necessary vouchers,
within six months after the frst pub
lIcati0n Of this notice, to the said ad-
ministratrix. at the ONCE Of H. G.
Merryman, in the First State and
Savings Bank building, klamath
Falls. Oregon. which said ONCE the
undersigned selects a. her place Of
business in all matters connected with
said estate of George Noland, de-
ceased.
LoTTIE GooDELL NoLAND,
Administrative with the will annexed,
Of the Estate Of George Noland.
Deceased.
Dater and hrst published At Klam-
ath Falls. Oregon on this 1sth day Of
1915.
H. C. MERRYMAN. Attorney for said
Administrative.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-24
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-24

NOsAC0 W OE0Qos09O
Notice ID hereby given that the un-
dersigned has been duly appointed
administrator Of the estate OF Eta
Wood. deceased. by the county court
of Klamath county. Oregon. and all
persons having claims against said
estate are required to present same
to me at the law ONCE Of Rollo G.
Groesbeck. in Klamath Falls. Oregon.
within six months from the date Of
this notice.
Dated this November 26. 1915.
WIN. WOOD.
Administrator OF Estate Of Eta Wood.
Deceased.
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