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Evening journal., 1916-05-03
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City's Social World

The marriage OF Miss Greta DUPONT
Barksdale. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hamilton NJ Barksdale, and f. Don
aldson Brown, son OF Mrs. j. Wilcox
Brown. OF Baltimore. will be solemn
lied on June 20. at the home OF the
brides parents. Pennsylvania Avenue
and Mt. Salem Lane. The Rev Fred
erick NJ. kirkus, rector OF Trinity p.
E. Church, will ofIiciate.
Miss Barksdale is prominent In the
younger set Of this city, and she Will
he one Of the most charming OF the
June brides. Mr. Brown is assistant
10 the treasurer Of the DUPONT Powder
Company
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hopes will
have as their weekend guests, VIII
liam Byron and Ridgely Harrison, Of
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Reese will en-
terrain over the Weekend Mrs.
Reese's brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Tull. of New York,
and her sister. Miss Roberta Tull. Of
Washington. d. c.
Mrs. Hamilton NJ Barksdale and
Miss Greta Barksdale left today TO
spend week or ten days in Atlantic
City.
Miss Ethel Barksdale, who has been
home from st. Timothy's School, Ca
louisville. Maryland. for the Easter
holidays. returned yesterday to her
studies. She viii be one Of the next
seasons debutantes
.
Miss Louise Lea returned last week
to Madame Rieffels School. at Rose
mont. Pa. after having spent the
Easter holidays with her parents
former Governor and Mrs. Preston
Lea Mr.. and Mrs. Lea will close
their town house about the last OF this
month and go TO their country home
1.-The Orchards" near Reynolds Sta.
ton, for the summer
-
Mr. and Mrs. J Christy Conner have
returned from their honeymoon anG
are now in their new home. No. 100
Tower Road Mr.. and Mrs. Conner
will be at home on Tuesday after
Moons during June.
, Paul Nowland. who came home frou
college 10 spend the Easter holidays
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Oth'
Nowland, returned yesterday 10 re
sumo his studies.
Miss Esther Bancroft. who has beei
home for the holiday season. from
school In New York. returned yester
day 70 resume her studies. Miss Ban
croft who is the daughter Of Mr. ant
Mrs John Bancroft. of Cufeld. Rock
ford. will be one Of the next season
debutantes.
Miss Emily p. Bissell left today 70
, Boston. TO spend a fortnight as th
z guest Of Miss Crocker'
, %
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Lee we're th'
. weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
= uel Carson Rowland. OF Baltimore
They were guests OF the Rowland
; during the twenty-third annual stee
: plechase OF the Maryland Hunt Club.
-
Mrs Charles P. Dickey, OF Stanton
has returned from a ten-days' visit I
. Lancaster, Pa. where she attended tn
[, fftleth wedding anniversary OF MI
and Mrs. William ]. Auxer.
/. -
Mrs. India McNeal. Of Newark
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Blake
Miss Edith Parkman. Of Boston. VIII
was one of the bridesmaids al tn
marriage of Miss Mary Thompso
and Thomas Reath, Ir.. which wa
solemnized last Tuesday, in Trinit
lChurch. is guest al BroOkwoo
Farm. visiting Miss Katherine Thomp
son. She viii remain ten days or
( fortnight longer
2 Miss Elizabeth Patterson has re
turned TO st Timothy's School, at Ca
Evening journal., 1916-05-03
CEDARS TO VISIT NEWARK.

Arrangements are being made by
members of Brandywine Forest, Tall
Cedars OF Lebanon, for their trip to
Newark N. j.. on May Is. to partici-
pate in Founders Week exercises
there. Between 100 and $50 members
OF the local forest will attend. and
Following the parade there in the after
noon they will take part in the cere-
monial commemorative Of the insti-
tuition Of Tall Cedars in that city.
Evening journal., 1916-05-03
Isl sLocuMs COUNTRY sTORE.n

Under the auspices OF the Lippincot
Reliaf Association, Isl Slocum's Country
Store" will be presented tonight and to
morrow night in the New Century Club
In addition to the play there will ais,
be special features, including specia
dances which will be given under the di
rection of Miss Marion McEwan. Mrs
II. R. Beardsley will have charge of par
of the program. All indications point
TO the fact that there will be large audi
ences on both nights.
Evening journal., 1916-05-03
LOCAL SECURITIES MARKET

Laird and Company, dupont Building
furnish the following quotations OF local
securities: Bid Asked
SuPont Debenture 6's. .l04h LOG
DUPONT & Co. Common
new observation-disclosures. 332 1886
DUPONT Pdr. Co. Common
toid) ................. .lO4h lO6
Hercules Preferred .....ll6 lis
Hercules Common ...... $50 3s3
Atlas Preferred ......... 99h lOl
Atlas Common (Ex-rightsl 1875 "2Oj
Atlas Common Rights. 10 2J
"Ex-rights.
Evening journal., 1916-05-03
STOCK MARKET
By Tho United Press.

BY Tho United Press.
NEW YORK; May S.-Mexican Pc
troleum sold up "a at 9s, at the open
ing OF the Stock Exchange today, in re-
sponse to favorable results of the Obre-
gon-seott conference. Smelters was up
3-s at DS.
Bethlehem Steel opened with loss of
IA points, at 455. Elsewhere changes
were slight
Evening journal., 1916-05-03
SOCIALIST MEETING.

The women's committee of the Social.
ist Party will hold its weekly meeting
at No. 702 Market street, tomorrow
evening, when arrangements will be
made TO hold a picnic on May 80 at
Shcllpot Park.
Evening journal., 1916-05-03
ANNoUNcE ENcAGEMENT.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard j. Keppel, Of
Greene street. Germantown, announce
the engagement of their daughter
Miss Mildred S. Keppel and Willis
B. Wright, of this city.
Evening journal., 1916-05-03
SWEETMAN.APPLEBY.

Miss Estelle Sweetman, of Chris
tiana, and David Appleby Jr., of this
city, were married in the Brandywina
NJ. e. Church parsonage on April "a
by the Rev. f. f. Carpenter.
Evening journal., 1916-05-03
WINDsOR LODCE SOCIAL.

Windsor Lodge. Sons of st. George
will hold an entertainment and
ladies night in their lodge room, No,
6O4 Market street, tomorrow evening
Evening journal., 1916-05-03
CARD nr THANKS

The family Of Jacob Shockley Jr.. de.
ceased, wishes TO thank their many friends
and members Of Hercules Lodge G. U. o.
Of o. r., for beautiful floral designs and
expressions Of sympathy in their late be.
reayement April IS 10i6t
Evening journal., 1916-05-03

mOOIts MISS DdlDdid Ndhhebinl dhu
Mrs. Clement W. Miller.
Members OF the Pollyanna Club, which
Is the SUNDAY school class Of Miss Emily
p. Bissell. at Westminster Presbyterian
Church, entertained the members of the
Sunday school class of Mrs Charles l..
Reid and Laurence Davis, at a May day
party in the chapel of Westminster
Church last night. A delightful program
was presented. The feature of the
evening was the presentation OF "The
Bachelors Reverie," with Frederick W.
Wyatt as the bachelor The following
participated in the "Reverie": Miss rs
telle Stewart. who was the school girl;
Miss Pauline Jones, Dutch girl; Miss
Katherine Stewart college girl; Miss
Mildred Slaughter, nurse; Miss Emily
Good, winter girl; Miss Sara Newman,
summer girl; Miss Blanche Slaughter.
widow; Miss Helen McIntire, actress;
Miss Florence Crichton, debutante. and
Miss Theresa Seller bride.
Following the "Reverie' musical
program. in which Alexander Blair. pi-
anist, and Miss Harriet Croney and Miss
Theresa Seller. vocalists, took part. was
presented A delightful reading was
given by Miss Leona Tammany. The
program concluded with social hour
during which refreshments were served.
o
Mrs. George Rowbotham, OF Phila-
delphia, is spending some time with
Mrs. e. A. Parrish, No. 1927 Tatnali
street.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Lloyd Henwood OF
this city entertained for the week
end Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Powell, Of
Lancaster, Pc, Earl Bostwick Of
West Philadelphia and Miss Mabel G..
Gardner of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selby Carter OF Tor
onto Can, who were married on Sat
urday are pending part of their
honeymoon as guests of Mr. and Mrs.
William J. Fisher, of No. 22O2 Boule-
ward, this city.
o.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Swank. OF
Johnstown. Pa, are visiting their son,
Hart Id Ream Swank. who is a student
at the Tome School, Port Deposit, Md.
Miss Emily Weems. of Winchester,
Va, also paid a short visit this week
TO her brother, Eugene Van Horn
Weems Among the visitors who mo-
tored to Tome for the weekend were:
Mrs. Murray Stewart, Mrs. Eugene
Davis, Mrs. j. II. Speakman, Mrs II.
p. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs b. G. Tschudy,
Miss Cora c. Tschudy, Mr.. and Mrs,
c. r. Raymond, and r. E. Corley,
all of Smyrna, Del
The Rev. and Mrs. J. Gibson CAN'T
are at home in Claymont Their
. daughter, Miss Ethel CAN'T, will join
them early In June.
%
Mrs. Rcbecca Hendrickson, Of Phila
delphia, is visiting Mrs. j. Edwin Pal
matary, at No. 1919 Monroe street.
%
Miss Elizabeth Carswell, of the Skid
more School of Art, Saratoga Springs
\. v. who has been visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. William b. Carswell
at Elsmere, has returned to school.
%
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Griffith an'
daughter. Janet, who have been spend
inc the winter with Mrs. Griilith's par
ents. DR.. and Mrs Samuel II. Jones, o
Ninth and Van Buren, streets. have re
turned 20 their home, in Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1916-05-03
CARD nF THAMES

Mr. and Mrs. W. p. Gillespie wish 10
thank relatives and friends for their kind.
ness 20 them during their recent bcreave.
menti also for the many floral offerings
Evening journal., 1916-05-03

abeth Amory. Miss Henryette Stadel-
man, Miss Eleanor Pyle, Miss Mildred
Hopes. Miss Madeline Owens. Miss
Katherine Boyd, Miss Constance
Moore. Miss Barbara vandegrift and
Mrs. Clement w. Miller.
Evening journal., 1916-05-03

Miss Elizabeth Patterson has re-
turned TO ST Timothy's School. at Ca
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-26

Nr. 17S.
@ine 0cruronnna In 0eriDlg elmer Mttc ncr Oje-
lcbgcbuna bon W,arnlano, bic IN ihrer Sa.
nunrs SiHnna I'M Sabre 1916 nuaeuommeit
unrhe, Oapitcl 189 ben Winhur nub beu
etabtratb upn Baltimore sur Anennbc bon
Ebligntiuncn ocr gennuntcn Corporation SO
cincm 8ctrnGc, bcr flflt mebr ale eiHc Wltls
lion Collars (St,000,000) fhr ben 9pe6 Su
antoriEren, Ancoebnittaen 5n ben nHtcriroi.
icIcu NIbrcu uub ihrcm SubcbBr, Our5nIr.
bcn, Cinldlicblidj brr Ncrtbetiuul ppn 1fD.
ten cunitruirt nutcr Der qcitnng Der cleg.
iriidsn GpmmiFiun ber staOt Baltimore.
Sa onrd eiiien @it 6er 4eaislotur bon Wla'
anptc 1880, nnpenDninien, Der Wlnpor itno Der
Stahtrntb bon Baltimore nutoriilrt murocu,
ibre SbligatioHen 5u einem 9eiroac, nicbt
In Der bierin borgeibriebenen g8eie NIB uns
ter ben Nchingunaen duS5ugcbcn. Scr @rl68
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Sertbelunp bon Ytuiteit. coiiitruirt unfer Der
gcitlina Der cleitrii6en @omntiion bet ees
nnnnten St1nt; nendnnie. MusneRnun9en inllen
liibrt luerben Die Der eernnnten elcltrifbcu
0onimiion burb Die SerorouunQen Or 1OG,
107 nno t0s oeS Wl1borS uno StaotrdtbS ron
baltimore oerieben nno am 20, Nupnit 1893
nnpenommeu puroe fopie allcr announcements
berielben pocr 3nfibe. Die luut Der 9citims
mnneen oes Rapltee 200 Der Stite Der geaiSs
ldiur bon W5nrplnno onaenommen uno pdbs
rcno her Sibuna oes Sobres 1892 berorouei
nnrocn; uno
Da Sclc gcgenpHrfie fir bic Benunnteu
3ipcdc n1tbia itub.
Nbf1nitt f-So miro bonn Wlabor nno
Sfaoirnib bon Baltimore beroronei bdb sic
ninnn5s6uumiiidre autoriilri meroen uno hiers
6nrcb iino. ioiue inirnirt tperoeH bic rceiitrirs
ten GbliNdionen Der Ginot baltimore In Der
01be bon elmer W}illion Dollars ($t 900 000)
bon Sett 81 Belt nus5n1eben. luie eS fir bic
bier ohcnaenunnicn Spede erbeiibt ipirO. nit
bcm 8urhebali ichodb. oab Mot mcbr mic
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nnseeeebcn pcrocn. unb Die peudnutcn Gblts
Qntioucli iollen bon ocr Sindn3a aGommtlidren
hon 8cit 8u 8cit ocrfnuit lncroeu unb sn iols
den Sclen ipic eS erforoerIict ut unn ncr @ra
Ds ncS SerfdittS Der pcnunnten GbIiaatjonen
foil fit bie bier obcn eripdbnten 3uede hcs
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uer Wluioritdt bon Stimmcn Der acfcblhen
Gtimmeeber Der Gtubt Baltimore aiitacheibcn
it, an her Scit uno an ocni BIub nbNeuehcu
bic ndcbiicbeito bc3chncf iinh.
gbihniit 2.-llno 70 fei Cd ferner unQeorb.
net odb Die aennnnien Sbleoiioncn In Neirds
gen bon elm tuHoeri Dollars CSi0Ol ober mcbr
cmiitri mcrnen ioIeu bic In liiniun65uonStu
idbrIidcn Gericn enl1Sbnr fifio. 0ic crilcn Gcs
ricH einlUshdr an crIten Idpe i'm 01di 1918,
uno cine Scrie foil ant T. Wiai cneS icben
nacDiolpcnoen SoprcS enael6lt iein bis bic
lepie Serie eiuacI6ft tpor0cn 1T; Der in bic
nerihieoeHei Scricn engefhIoiIeue Actron fol-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-26
Wr. IL.

Ir IN
vinc yernronnng, ben WiaDDr nnb staotratb
ppH pnltimDrc ~ ltcbcretunimmuna NIT ct.
ncr Mfte ber 0jcIcHgcDnna BON Wiurhlnnn.
1ngenpnlmcn IN bcr Snnunr. gtBmnd bcS
JapreS i9l6, 5S4 aupitcl, 80 untpriHren,
cue hslleetiensn eer bsiaeten Corporation
~ ctlent Seird9c bon nidbt nbcr eiuc NsiI.
liru Dollars ($i,OOO,OO0) nuc5nacben flr
orn Smed oce @riuerbenS bnrdp MnfanI, Gpn.
esinntinng ooer dnbtrlucitig ppn YailO hr
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goer lmbau Dun 1iientlihn SdluIgrbdn6cn.
az, "a "a onrW enc Ntie Der @eieBgcbuna bon
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Aapor mo siaoiratb bon Baltimore nuicri.
lirt mprocu itiio, ibre Gblqationen All einent
Neiraae bon nicbt lbcr cine Wilton Collars
@ss'uVo,VVol " Der oartn dnaeeebenet ySete
uho oen niiqcBebenen Bconpuiigcn nue5ugc.
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Observation-Disclosures btcronrh anicrtliri nilo
ncu Der Sidot Baltimore All Dem Wefraae bon
elucr Wduion Dollars (Sf000000) bon Scit
pu Seil aiis6nnebcil, mic oteielben fir Die bier.
tn5nnor lI hoinpaii qenn1len 3ipcde benotbiei
peroei1 nloGen INTO Die beineten Eblieutioneli
lohct pom oei Sludu5 sGonnttildren bon Sell
~ Scit perIouti ipcroen nno suar Az ioldben
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Der aeieBIiden Siintmqc6er Ser Siaoi Ndit
more 1bgegcben on Der biernadb oegnrien
Scli nno Nlae, gcnebmtei poroen NJ.
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net onb oie .9endnnten GbIipdtoncn In Netrd
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lepte Sette ellioelolt lpor6en it., Der IN bic
@ @oetlHleoenen Sericn emgci1Iuiiene 9eirde fol-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-26
etSStiIdle @crurSnnnncn.

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nun0 bci ocr am Dieniinq Ocn q Ing ocS
gloocmbcrs i'm Sabre 1910 in Der Siapt @al,
iimore nb8ubultenoeu g8abl nntcrbrcitet iper'
ben foil.
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den 3ciiunecn, bic In Der Staot baltimore
crincincn, 5pci 9idl iutdcnilicb fir 5ipei $50,
den Dor Der beiu0tcr gBu6l ocrDitcntlmt per'
ben inlleit
Gjencbmiat am 3. Siiober 1916.
SamcS q. Rretun
(SItt7ta,24,20) Ntopor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-26

Eroitiide Gntwort.-geim
Utoridl olir6 Elm polniidcs gaeit aebt
eln Stti5ier IN Die ein3ige g(potbefe
Oes Nrtes, INN cine 6loihe ltnoar.
iuein tdnflid 81 ertperbeu. Ger iebr
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trieHt ans ieiuem @eridIuae beroor
nno antiportet nit tiidiider Wliene
al'f oen sSuuib oes Offi5iers .Sob'
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tell \ n ~&onn i'd mir iporeu," Ion.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-26
Iertdufe an Der bieTierr Iftienb6rIe
FIRST GAIL

% slntbciIe struubeI e. & g. cont. s7%
65 uslibeiIe Baltimore Tubc cont 12e
20 nsIibeIc Baltimore Cube com. 1864
sluibcIe baltimore Tnbe com .ie6
10 sntbeIc Baltimore Sube MO !. .tO6h
% sintbciIc Baltimore GIcciric bio 4eM
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100 auibciIe ebaImers Gil pio,.., AZ
7o sniQelIc Gom CrcNii pie. tsN 2eM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-26

$ Ter. NJ 3ufnbr 44,2lO Nn.
ideI; 9erion0t bon Den GIeootoren
95,2S0 Yuidel; @Ieootorcn'Iorrotb
606,174 @uideI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-26

Wt a Y s. = SuTlDr 22,obU Uus
IHcI; gerionot bon oen @IcUotoren
27,964 9uihcI; GIebotorcn.Gorrutb
S3,793 @nibeI.
ShIubrotc Scllte- -@cltern
Contract ........ 103 102
Sftober ...... t03 102
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-26

Fsin@ns sgn iparen mAnImen HHb aroRe sber
linz, Slnlnlcn @elb iH Haar cher IN niunat.
In ~ H. sMD3u1lnngcu anlegcu iuufteH, lpp "a Rm
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glno w AtDgc gM aelcgeHe Wrnnbitit6e IN
Hhr Hnpo, Der nenen Wuriiabt. 2eOcn ee
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nnr, 40 erlatttn. BruubItflde 62M bel $50,
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beitsr ss'. WlappeH, 9llber nnb polle GiM5elRs
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(ott Hr ~ Da,essIneiun-ehaR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-26

rbne 2tbrer GnaIIidl ipreben nub Inrcibsn
80 Ierncn. Sir NeusGinaepunberie, oiuie fir
ole Delenipen bic h In Der enQIiiben
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,,Nmrrlianlidlcr nulmrtidler". 365 Sclien
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eebrer @nglilcb fprecben nno cbrciben Al crs
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ltdnotne Wlitcridmmlnnp bon Nrlefen Rechs
niineeII Anitinpen @ontroiien, gBehfen
glnlueiiuuaeu, GIcidbdlleinricn etc Vnr Si .00
NeltcnunQeu nit oem Netrape an 0harles
Npe., Ncw Duri, y. y. (@aif1i5J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-26

3n berfanFen.

-Sesgna esa iiiS 9ents, bic IN Curtis Hah lppbneu.
loon VmMt Sie H9 BITE neuen 8duier In benz
Ben &c n'pa Der RehninBtpn.9Ibefne mlt Nernit.
SyiIaer ote IN aI1e Giu5clbeiten WSdiS nebnle
ber b's Sms, seSF gnriis ga9 gIeIfrIde iielot an
Qebe ~sJisise's5nenue sirase un6 &hpreb.Str n6 nnh
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sT}eotneiinaen bem sdmfer buiIenn.
toosseii on Grt unb Gtcne idoIim nnh Conn.
8oItcr 8. @cFpboI,
&iqenihnmer uitb gannternebmer.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-26
baltimore 9RarFfherid,t

Dtittp 0 d, 25. Oftobcr 1916.
N1ebl. II 3ufubr 62S7 SS1IIcr,
einlhlicBIi1 S4t 66iier al 2ocuIt
Ecint imO 2S7S 6diier gu Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-26

HIcr M ,c,V 1IYuupnen 8inlcn 3lir 9l0te bon
psitipen 8erioSen n pSieeu FS SV Se sSren p ,Ir M
rts ,o,, uusHesepcneu Rcriobcn Inufen niBnen has
lid am m"O erilsB iglaB pic bslaoisM 8inteu BoIbidbr
lcit fullcn ;" VosH Nuppe 6uplput
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NOTICE. ron PUBLICATION

Serial Number ei9Nf0
Department % the Interior. e. s.
Land 0lfice 80 HALEY idaho. August
Sc. 1915
Notiee d hereby es 90 that chr,stof
siockhufser nf kimema, Idaho. who.
on M4y III. 1850, made Homestead En-
ty no oies1o Tor MI Ia sW LEA.
SE ia section g. y ~ SW IA and
sW Us SW i-f section 80. township
South. range 20 east. Boise Meridian.
has filed notice Of intention TO make
final three year proof 20 establish
claim 10 The land above described. be-
fore Frank y Disney, e. $. Commits
sionef shoshone. idaho. on the 10th day
uf October 1916.
Claimant NAMES qs witnesses;
Fred - Wolf Fred Ringc. Christ
Rnssln. Philip Gchrlng. M Of Klmama,
iGaho.
HEN Il GRAY. Register
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NOTICE. soR PUBLICATION


/. william 4. Brooks of Dietrich,
idaho. who made entry no. 1852 under
the provisions Of an act Of the Legs
iature Of the state Of Idaho, common
ly known as the Carey Act" approved
March End. 1899 which embraces 81.
4 sWA Of section Of township 6
south. Of range is east, r. ~, 10 here
by give notice Of my intention 20 mase
final prof % establish my claim to the
land above described, and that eS-
pect to prove that 1 have resided Or,
reclaimed and cultivated said land as
required By law. before O. A. Truman.
Representative State Land Board At
Shoshone, Idaho. on the goth day II
September, 1916. by two Of the fol-
lowing witnesses:
WILLIAM A. BROOKS.
Entryman-
william Morrow Harvey Beach Jr..
George Myers, Alice Myers, all Of Diet
rich, Idaho
Ss.ut %
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Water Contracts ~ pages 10 and II,
TO secure the payment OF the sum Of
Thirty-seven hundred sixty (sS7eO.0O)
dollars. together with the interest
thereon duo the plaintiffs from the
defendants. under the terms Of the
said wafer contracts that the lands
and premises descripcd in the co.s-
plant and upon which foreclosure is
sought in said action arc situate in the
county OF Lincoln. state Of Idaho. and
are more particularly described as fol
lows: The Northeast quarter Of the
Southwest quarter CNI5h SWh) and
the Northwest quarter OF The South
west unarier (NWt SWA) az sec
lion -. township G south. range is
elal. roisc N,1idian and the water
rights naed thereon and appurtenant
thereto. ms described IN said Cares
Act contracts above referred to. to-
gcther with eighty 800 shares Of the
capital stock Of The Zig wood River
Reservoir and canai Company. Linn
lied. evidenced by Certificates Nos
1911 and 1912.
The prayer of said complaint Is that
the said lands. water right and stock
be sold TO satisfy said lien in the man
ner provided by law and that the de-
PENDANTS and all persons claiming by, |
through or under them. either or any |
Of them. except as 10 their right Of |
redemption, be barred and foreclOsed |
Of all right. title and interest in and !
10 the same. ana for such other Relief
as may be just and equitable.
For more particular description
IF said causes of action, reference is
hereby made to the complaint on file
IN the above entitled court.
And you are hereby directed to APP
pcar and answer the said complaint
within twenty days of the service of
his summons If served within said
judicial District and within forty days
+ served elsewhere; and you are fur
her notified that unless you so APP
rear and answer said complaint with
n time herein specified. the plaintiffs
win take judgment against YOU as
prayed IN said complaint.
Witness my hand and the seal Of
uid District Court. this 18th day Of
February, 1916
SeaD j. W. LUNDIN, Clerk
e. A. BOWLER, Deputy.