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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-20
EXTENSIVE PLANS BY
AGRICULTURE BOARD

At the last meeting Of the board Of
directors of the Mercer County Agri-
cultural society, Mr.. Gilmore, agricul-
tural agent. was authorized to select
committees to meet and decide on the
aolicies to be taken up in the various
lines Of the work OF organization. The
business of the committees will be to
meet with the agricultural agent and
discuss conditions in the county in re-
gard to the various phases Of duty and
to formulate definite plan as to the
work to be done along these lines.
Three committees were selected !:
Soils committee, consisting of Messrs.
NJ. l.. Thornton. Seaton, chairman;
Joseph Strong, Keithsburg, Harlan H.
Duncan, Seaton; c. B. Coleman, New
Windsor, and c. A. Bopes, Reynolds.
Grain improvement committee, COM
posed of R. A. Newcomber, North Hen
derson, chairman; Walter Jones, Sea-
ton: P. c. Kettle, Reynolds, and ]. E.
Pulliam, New Boston; and live stock
committee, consisting of W. B. Cook,
Aledo, chairman; l.. B. Canum, Aledo;
Thomas kiddoO, JOY: r. H. Dodson
JOY, and J. E. Greer, Aledo. These
committees are expected to meet soon
and to go into their particular phase
Of the work thoroughly. Mr.. Gilmore
is arranging for a general demonstra-
ton trip for planting of soy beans in
connection with corn, also the matter
of the use and need of limestone il
the soil will be investigated with {
view of establishing the prompt hand
ling of that soil requirement, and o.
being able to buy it at a reasonable
price hereafter.
DR.. George M. Coffey Of the Univers
| ity of Illinois and formerly with the
soils survey division of the nationa
agricultural department, will be in th'
county several days in the near future
and will go over the county in ordel
to check up the different soil type!
therein. This will be great help tt
farmer and to Agent Gilmore, as this /!
the basis for all the work of the agri
cultural society. Beginning about Aug
l there will be a general soil survey o
the county, under direction Of the Uni
versity of Illinois. Mr.. Gilmore ha:
planned to be in his Office only on Sat
urdays, his assistant to be there during
other days Mr.. Gilmore will be in the
field on every other week day, excep
such times as bad weather prohibits
Mr.. Gilmore IS now busy making test!
for lime requirements on the differen
farms throughout the county, with
view of an extensive alfalfa campaign
to follow soon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-20
Connolly & Connolly. Attorneys.
Administrators Notice.

Estate of Albert H. Thompson, de-
ceased.
The undersigned having been ap-
pointed Administrative of the estate of
Albert H. Thompson, late OF the county
of Rock Island, state of Illinois, de-
ceased, hereby gives notice that she
will appear before the Hon. Benjamin
Bell. judge of the probate court of
Rock Island county, at the probate
court room. in the city of Rock Is
| land, at the June term, on the First
Monday in June next. at which time
all persons having claims against said
estate are notified and requested to at
tend for the purpose CT having the
same adjusted.
All persons. indebted to said estate
are requested TO make immediate pay.
ment TO the undersigned.
Dated 4th day OF April A. D., 1916.
JULIA THOMPSON,
Administrators.
Connolly & Connolly, Attorneys.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-20
Guthrie Busy With Parks.

The city parks are undergoing a gen
eral cleaning up and identifying this
week George Guthrie, custodian of
parks, is being assisted in this work by
Clyde Heath, and things will look much
brighter about the parks when the
work is completed. The trees and
bushes are being trimmed and the
flower pots are being arranged for the
summer. Yesterday the men were bus
led in painting the iron railing about
Central park and in moving the grass
of that park and Of Monument park.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-20
T@day'@ Market Quotations
LIGHT ADVANCES
MADE IN STOCKS
pespite International Situation Quo.
tatiOns Took An Upward Swing
at the Opening.

New York, April 20.-Prices made
hrther upward progress in the first
hour Of the stock market today but
dealings fell away on the advance,
which encouraged the short interest
10 renew operations for the decline.
Moderate selling of the speculative is
sues resulted in average recessions
Of point, Industrial Alcohol los
ing
Later the market hardened again,
favorable foreign advices being 4
contributing factor. Trading was OBJ
yously professional, commission
brokers reporting almost an entire
cessation Of Yesterdays liquidating
Early rates Of exchange threw no
light on the Wsshington-Berli situa-
lion. Bonds were steady, with nom
iual dealings.
Firmness marked the early deals in
today's market. affording a striking
contrast TO yesterdays uneasiness
and excitement. The more active spec
islties like Crucible Steel, Baldwin
Locomotive, Mexican Petroleum,
Marine preferred. American Zinc and
Industrial Alcohol were higher by a
point or more, with gain of 2Is for
Bethlehem Steel. The metal and mot
or groups were fractionally better,
except Willys-Overland. which fell
over point. United States Steel
opened unchanged but subsequently
made slight improvement. Investment
shares as a whole were steady but
inactive.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-20
Jury to Convene Monday.

The grand jury for the April term of
circuit court will convene again on
Monday, April "a. The case of Barr
and Flake, charged with the illegal
sale of intoxicating liquors, will be one
of the important matters to be consid-
cred. Circuit court will also reconvene
on that date and the motion for new
trial for Sidney s. Moore, found guilty
of assault with intent to commit rape,
will be presented before Judge Church.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-20
THE DAY IN DAVENPORT

Big Auto Tour Planned Secretary
Woodwork Clum Of the Greater Iowa
association announces plans for the
largest good roads tour that has ever
been held in the country as a means
of bringing home to the supervisors of
Iowa the necessity for better roads in
the Hawkeye state. It will be a tour
through Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin
and Iowa ending at Davenport directly
before the annual state convention of
the Iowa supervisors is held here.
Ad Men Special to Convention
Members of the Davenport Ad Mems
club were asked TO join the Iowa dele
cation going by special train to the
national convention Of the Associated
Advertising club of America at the
meeting of the club yesterday noon
held in the Commercial club. Seventy
Iowa advertising men have already
signed up for this trip.
To Investigate Curious Story-In a
hearing before Magistrate Louis E.
Roddewig in police court, Robert Car
sons. the man who came down the
river in a canoe, and who was arrest
ed when 1t was charged that a guam
tity of brass was found in his craft,
received a senence of five days on a
charge of vagranCy.
o.
Parcel Post Count Ended-During
the first Is days Of April, a count OF
the parcel post matter passing through
the hands of the officials at the local
postoffice was made, and the figures
have Just been compiled. The business
of the postoffice was unusually large
during the month, it is announced, but
despite that fact, the delivery work
was handled in an excellent manner
The records show that during the IL
days, a total of 1888 parcels were
sent out from Davenport through the
| local office. This makes a daily aver
age of approximately 1858.
Sbrlners Take In Class-Kaabi
Temple A. A. O. n. NJ. S. took in q
class of So new members at theil
spring meeting in Davenport. There
were more than 400 visitors from sur.
rounding towns in the southeastern
Iowa district and when the meeting
convened at the Grand Opera house
Tuesday night. there were more thar
| 900 in attendance. A large number
who expected to enter the Shrine were
unable to be present and another meet
/ ing will be held later in the spring.
Runs Away From Hospital-JohI
/ Juergens, who, Saturday night, re
| ceived slight injuries when he ran in
to the pilot of a moving train at thu
foot of Main street, evidently did no
like to be cooped up, for Monday HI
1 left Mercy hospital, where he wa
confined, without waiting for permits
sion. He was picked up again by tn
police and taken back.
o
Case Settled After Eight Years
After pending in the federal court o
this district for eight years, having
been postponed time after time FOL
one reason and another, the case o
7 7 Buzzard. doing business unde
the name of the Tri-City Fruit ant
! Commission company, VS.. Chicago
/ Milwaukee and ST. Paul Railway com
pany, was finally settled yesterda.
morning, when representatives of th'
railroad offered a settlement OF $7O'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-20

Howell said that bootlegging ana
booze selling must not be treated
lightly and that against both of these
men there was evidence sufficient for
indictment The case will be brought
before the September grand jury, he
asserted. At this session of the grand
jury, bills were returned only in the
case of C. E. Stewart, charged with
bigamy, Thomas Bolton and Edwin
Murphy for bootlegging.
Clever FOrger Is Nabbed-The ca
reer of one successful forger was
probably closed, when representatives
of the Thiel Detective agency of Chi
gaco, arrested t1yman Goodwin, alias
Lew Goldman, in Chicago The man
was turned over to the Chicago police
department, and is being held pending
his return to Davenport, where he is
wanted. On April 2, it is charged that
Goodwin cashed a check for $50 at the
Hotel Blackhawk, signing the name Of
Lew Goldman, and using the firm
name of Rabner Bros and Gold, a
firm now extinct He left Davenport
shortly thereafter, and has been at
liberty since that time.
Marriage Licenses-Robert Redrich
and Beatrice Hendricks, both Of Rock
Island and colored were the recip-
tents Of license.
Plan to Raise $125.009- for a
public subscription campaign to raise
| $125, 900 for a new Lend-a-Hand home
were laid at a meeting of advisory
council of the organization held yes
terday at the Commercial club. The
actual work of taking subscriptions
will not begin at once but several
weeks will be spent in perfecting the
organization which will have charge
of the campaign and in outlining the
| field from which it may be hoped to
secure subscriptions.
Obituary Rec0rd-The death of
Henry Kardel occurred at the home,
7l2 Market street He was born in
Bleichendorf, Holstein, Germany
April 5. 1910. When he was 10 years
of age he came to this country with
his parents, directly to Scott county
where the family started farming
near Maysville Mr.. kardel retired in
1888 and moved to Davenport. His
wife. Katherine kardel, and the fol
lwoing children survive. John and
Theodore Kardel and Mrs. Amanda
Stoltenberg.
The death of Arthur Dewitt Wiley
occurred at the home of his daughter
in Chicago. He was born in Wads
worth, Ashtabula county, Ohio, July l
1899. In 1S49, he located in Iowa
near Upton, where he was joined ii
marriage to Sarah A. Jacobs in 1851
In 1872, he came to Davenport, where
he has resided ever since. He leaves
a son, DR.. Wade B. Wiley of Wood
burn, Iowa; Mrs. Nella Singer anC
Mrs. Byrd Willey-Ells of Chicago. Sil
grandchildren and two great grand
children also survive.
William Petch, who made his hOm'
with his daughter and sonin-law, Mr.
and Mrs. f. s. Spencer, R. r. No. ]
died yesterday Mr.. Petch was tn
father of eight children, six of whom
preceded him in death. He leaves ont
son, Edward of Santa Barbara, Cal
two daughters, Mrs. f. s, Spencer ant
Mrs Charles Peterman of Maquoketa
one sister in England and seven grand
children.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-20
Old FiddIers' Contest.

The annual old fiddlers' contest. tc
be given under auspices of the Aledc
band on Thursday evening, April q
promises to Guido any former affair
of its nature. This event has been 6
most popular one in the past and there
is no reason to expect that this con
test will fall short in any particular
Prizes will be awarded.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-20
Ford Sales Increase,

The Ford sales room, conducted by
Horst & Strieter, announces the fol
lowing sales during the past few days
Ed Nooran and S. W. Giffen have pur-
chased a five passenger car for use
in the livery business, Felix Bros. have
bought delivery car. 1t is probably
the finest yet put into use in Aledo and
it is the finest of its kind put out by
the Ford company.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-20

and all court costs, which was &C
Cepted.
Norwood to Move to Camp-Secre-
tary Norwood of the Greater Daven-
port committee is thinking of joining
another organization-the Camp Nc
Clellan Improvement association. Mr..
Norwood is planning to change his
residence to the Camp, taking the
handsome home being vacated by A.
E. Harms on the latter's removal to
Cedar Rapids.
Funds for Defendant-Judge House
found for the defendant in the case of
Ed Cowles VS. j. H. Alger, proprietor
of the Interurban hotel. He reached
his decision late yesterday after sew
eral days of deliberation The suit
was taken out of the hands of jury
when both parties agreed to Judge
trial Cowels was an inmate of the
| Interurban hotel for some time He
| locked his room one day and on his
return he found that goods valued at
$50 had disappeared.
| Warranty Deeds-German Trust Co
| to Kurt B. SChmalhaus, lot 225, block
20, Mcclellan Heights last addition, ST.
/ German Trust Co. to Matilde
Lemblke, lot 113, block 7, Mcclellan
Heights last addition, 81.
German Trust Co. to Walter O.
Kruse, lot 254, block 20, Mcclellan
Heights last addition, 81.
Lille Louise Lemcke ct al, to Jul
Illus Goetthsch, west IL lot 3, block
4, Greene's first addition, 81.
Quit claim-Scott Co, Ia, to John
Hoeppner, April IT, 1916, road in John
Hoeppner's sub of Smith Island, 81.
German Trust Co. to E. H. Van Pat
ten, April /. 1916, lot 1875, block s, Nc
| Clellan Heights first.
John Hoepfner to F. L. Waterman
| lot 80 John Hoepfner sub. of Smiths
Island, 81.
Decides Against City-Judge Theo
philus decided in favor Of Louis Plag-
man in his suit against the city OF
Davenport for relief from paying the
paving tax assessed against his prop
erty. He was granted relief from
paying the $2,685 that the city was
claiming for the work and the city
was restrained from attempting tt
collect or have any contractors note
issued against the property. judge
Theophilus ruled that the SIP so tina
the plaintiff paid, was not to b.
returned as he was not entitled to it
Scott d Scott were the attorneys fol
Plagmann while Carl Lambach ap
peared for the city.
o.
/ Democrats of District Meet-Worl
OF selecting the next congressman
from the Second Iowa district began
yesterday when the democratic dis
trict congressional committee met a
| Davenport to decide on the available
lily Of the different candidates. Tw'
sessions here did not end the delib
erations of the committee and definit
choice of candidate will be made a
a final session to be held at Iowa Cit.
on Saturday.
o
VIII Call Another Jury-When n
bill was returned against George vii
liams, charged with bootlegging AM
+ +. Devany, for Illegal sale of intoxi
eating liquors, the jury was calle'
down by the court. Judge X. !
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-20
Liverpool Grain.

Liverpool Grain.
Liverpool, April 20-Wheat; spot
No. l Manitoba lbs, 4d; No. 2, 13s =.
No. l northern spring lis, cd; No.
red western winter lis, cd,
Corn: American mixed los, Cd.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-20

All the news all the time-The
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-20
Market Square Sales.
London Silver

London April .20.-Bar silver 81
0-I5d per ounce. Money 4Glz per cent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-20
Democrats OF District Meet-WorE

VIII Call Another Jury-When no
bill was returned against George Will
liams, charged with bootlegging and
E. Devany, for Illegal sale of intoxi-
eating liquors, the jury was called
down by the court. Judge h, p.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-20
GEORGE W. GAMBLE,

W. L. Ludolph, compliments solic-
itor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-20

All the news all the time-The Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-20
LOCAL MARKETS.

April 20-Following are the whole
sale quotations OIL the local markets
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REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Variety Feature Of the Trad.
ing-WarchOuse Men Buy
on West 23d street.
WATCH GO. on CENTRE ST.

There vas plenty Of variety in yes
,.rdavs business. but that was about
a, much ~ could he said for the days
radre selling was limited in every
borough. In Manhattan and The Bronx
me few parcels sold were Cor improve
ment. most OF the realty being vacant.
several cl the improvements can be al
,ribu,cd 70 pending public improvements:
On West T~wen,y-third street. for in
sarre. warehouse men bought add
,loral property &c extend their plant In
,1ev Of the change that Is planned for
,he tracks Of the New York Central
along the west side of the city. The
Princeton club. after consideration NJ n
rumher ~ sites north Of Thirty-fourth
stree, for It's new club building. has
exercised 80 option or the fifty-eighth
stree: and Park vent orn 4 num-
her Of luilding operations were an
rounced Two had to do with the Fifth
avenue zone.
Washington Heights was well repre-
.en,ed Movement of jewelry interests
rom Maiden lane 10 Centre street at.
,tac;ei much attention. That the old
centre Is 70 lose many Of its tenants Is
,r.iics,ed In the leasing Of space or
Centre street by the Waterbury Watch
Company. one Of the important Maiden
lane concerns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-01
with name and address Of lender and
lenders attorney
downtown.

tSouth of Fourteenth st.
DEFY ST., NV cor Greenwich st. 25.lN6s-
Jessie r.. wife Frcdk W Mattocks to y Y
Life ins 4 Trust Co. +? Wall At. March
30. 8 yrs 8 . c. atty. T q Co. i7s BROAD
cpSSp or - 80, a 80.
knicriom to Kate 7 Chattilon. ~ con-
trail Park West. March 81. pr mtg $1,000.
due 40 per bond; atty. T q Co. 116 broad
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I'd av $4,000
,sTII ST. = ,, 100 . "a Nv. eSSl0o.5. Jan
II. 1900 IL u and R"hecca i Low TO
Salhh'rg'~ & Sons 80. attys. AleNsnder
Il Green. 10 Rwty... ........ .Sl".o"O
SAME PRDPERTN-Richard Fachss 20
SANE; atty. Michael ID Loeb. SIS list
iST ~. $50 -. . e. i2s : i7th ~. 35,Go.
Nsr,p3 1898 Julius \ caroline Bow
man to Su.zherger 4 Sons 60; atty. Ger
man Amer Il T. + - Ga. - Nassau
PARK Az iai:. " :. - n Iisth Il, rs,
%. March ~. zoos Louis 4 Lena New
man to carrie Toelle. atty. Geo \ S'"ir.
muller, 1911 81 ~ ....... ....... - 900
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: 1909 Anu, Il podd & ano TO IilIl"
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T. sn $50 RNay ..... $50. n0h
iSr ~. o =. 40 : NON -, ei>sf, M,v
p. 1918 samuel y Rer'ha Erkstein to
Ir,luI T. emit l."SI Tai or. "Nrs \ trns
ATTY. " u Leonard, 80 away. s.o,ono
18TH : r y =. 20 .. IN. "N. :'NH' !,
sept - 'SH> 'hI- II 4 Mary \ South
auI 90 EIW : \ Stephen g '.srk H''N-.
Nolug. Yer Tltuck n T. iP Broad.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-01
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The French liner Rochamhcsu. sailing
to-day for bordeaux, Will take mail. closing
at noon, for France, Rumania. Swttzcrland
Italy. Egypt. Greece. British India, British
East Africa. siam. Malta. Gibraltar, COY
lon. STRAITS settlement. Dutch East Indies,
Nost Australia and Persia.
Tho American liner ~, Louis. sailing to-
day for Liverpool. vii take mail, closing
at s.3s A. NJ, for Europe Except Ger
many. Austria, Hungary, ~LuxemburG, bu'-
garia, serbia. TurkcS, the Netherlands'
Norway, sv eden and Denmark, Africa,
West Asia and the East Indies. Spain and
Portugal must be specially addressed for
despatch by this steamer,
The Norwegian American stes mship Rrr-
sensflord, sailing to-day for BERGEN, Will
take mail, closing at $3.50 A NJ. for Nor
way. Sweden. Denmark. Russia. Germany.
Austria. Hungary, L~uxemburg. Bulgaria.
serbia and Turkey.
The Greek liner patris. sailing to-day
FOR pir9us. viii take specially addressed
mail. closing at 1880 l.. NJ. for Greecc
oeIv
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DEMAND ONLY FOR SITES.

RoAD.-Jacob Bloom and
Norris SHERMAN ave bought from
John william Bosch through Her
man Berkowitz a plot fronting 13s
feet on the asst side OF Cromwell
avenue. 1os feet on Macombs road
and measuring ~ feet on old Devoe
e,ret. The property is rear the
I1.d street subway station and faces
the plaza formed by 172d street.
Nacombs road and Inwood avenue.
tus, west Of Jerome avenue. Work
Will be started Immediately or a high
class apartment.
KINGSBRIDGE TERRACE.-E. Os-
horne Smith has cold for James Far
ron TO "A builder for improvement with
a five story apartment house three
lots at the junction OF K~ingsbridge
terrace and Sedgwick avenue recently
acquired by the seller at tho auction
stand Of Joseph =. Day.
FRANKLIN ANENUE.-R. W. Tether.
owner OF the Park Garage at 14l6
Franklin avenue. near 10th street.
has bought an abutting plot. s2xi00.
fronting on the north side Of 10th
street., about midway between Cl!n-
Ton and Franklin This prop
erty gives him an l. around the cOrne
OF these thorouehfares. The Gara9e
will he carried owe a portion OF the
property Just purchased.
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LIS I't<nt<S,
Manhattan.

-. - , G95 n Tooth -. - G>im lda
Z l. : nN,erh art Harlem Estates. Inc.
WourI.. na,ch, uilinrham \ uebe.
.nrIi 81. 80 suI ~ W Victoria BINDING
\ Contracting 80, lnr. HG' Michael 4
'or, atty, ! Nnus'
l5sTH ~. : :. " Nuiub"n A.. lN>7>S
Harriet Il 49, AKA Matter II Martin
ut a. foreclosure "t mtg, ATTY. 81 NJ
2pru sr. 10 and ~ " trcd.tick g Zot,l
agt VI, nHel ! oIounor Of al faction t.
'"'-'Io." mechanics liru'. ats, i !
lr"T,i 81 u =, D." ~ columbus a,. .;y
100 ~, Nav Montt .rt Maui !. ia
RriNuk'rhun
rn"Tli sr. ias " rr,nk = warpu-,on.
tru-. Igl Maud" T. Han st 81 ,fnr",ln,,
nrr of wlsl' 49,, ! Na''ut'nn
Park ~. ,ra' W|hinie #, Mono- az,
Marion e ,k'uh"rg 90 81 i'nro-
,''-ug' Of NOR gage, HitN~ Miller &
Rr,tIf,'ucr
prr>Ji'R Az. " . coy loi'h 81, ao>ioo-
WiNitm " Lnunoy tGt MIt'u"i Bros. lur
faction to establish boundary .Iuc,.
,rrys. HAtrn y C.uio
F,Rl,IAM ROAD and "a " Frank :
rh,l,u as t"ah iios"nn'nm . al
artv-, Holden \ '~aNautgEh
Nh'I,w EiukIu ,ri lin'n'i"r, Realty
80 ~ al ifnro,l'-ur" nf mortgage. ats.
rrMMrEuN' iiNcE , ~ cor ,,,,h 81. 2s sx
Nlnp Wi'utm lilnhiu ag' flnanrlcrs
U,tr,y 90 90 a. foreclosure Of mort
et,cls ATTY. W Il Adams
TiNrnN AN. = ~ cor ,,,n ~, ''nlo%,.
a. - al tfor"c!osarr Of mortgage attl.
" /; Adams