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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-12
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Observation-Disclosures

Mrs. NJ A. James, we'll known Pen
dleton resident who was operated ON
Tuesday at St Anthony'S is recover
ing nicely much to the joy of her .
many friends.
As a result of the visit last evening
of Miss opal Whiteley OF Cottage
Grove. state superintendent of the
Junior Christian Endeavor, an effort
will be made to organize union OF
the Christian Endeavor societies OF
Umatilla, Morrow and Grant eoun-
ties and also a local union of the
Pendleton societies. Miss Whiteley
strongly advocated such unions and
meeting viii be held on Monday
evening of the local societies in the
study of the Christian church for the
purpose of taking preliminary steps
Another meeting will be held in Sep
tember to complete the organization.
A meeting of the {. +. societies of
the Christian and Presbyterian
churches was held last evening at the
Jackson street and was largely attend
ed Following the formal meeting
a social was held, refreshments being
served and music enjoyed, Vocal solos
were given by Miss Ruth Terpenng,
Miss Daisy Mcpherson and NJ L.
Peters
NJ. and Mrs. f. Willard Bond, of
Pendleton, have returned to Portland
after two weeks at Lake Louise ana
Banff, Mrs. Bond will remain here
for fortnight and will be entertain
ed by Mrs. Robert Townsend and Mrs
Charles Lewis. Mrs Bond visits Port
land every year and is the inspiration
for delightful social affairs -Orego-
nian,
Henry Donis left last night for
Portland where he will attend the
wedding of his brother John Donls,
to Miss Anna Larson.
Charles W. Goodman, who has been
the official decorator for the Round
Tn for the past several years, was in
endeton yesterday ON his way back
to Portland from Buffalo. He will
return to Pendleton next week to con-
fer with the Roundup and Happy
Canyon Boards.
Mrs. Andrew Douglass Reid of West
Seattle, and sister, Miss Thelma Wy
/ att are spending a few days in Pendle-
ton and Nolin with their grandfather,
J. Hopper, who is a resident OF No
! lin. Mrs. Reid and her sister are
enjoying delightful pleasure trip
throughout eastern oregon, having
/ visited relatives in La Grande, tho
/ Grande Ronde valley and many other
! POINTS.
Mrs. Horace Mann and Mrs.
George Baer and small son, Horace
left yesterday for several weeks
visit at the Baker ranch in the Ukiah
country.
Horace Walker is up from stan
field, spending a few days.
F. V. Chapman, prominent Nye far
mer, was in the city yesterday.
Master Ralph Christensen of La
Grande is visiting friends in Pendle-
ton this week.
X. E. Arne, head Of the Boys and
Girls Aid Society OF Portland. spent
. yesterday in Pendleton,
James Morris OF the Portland
] sporting goods firm or Backey & Nor
I ris, was in the city yesterday on a
2 business mission.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-12

Saturday evening, Aug. 70. All are
invited and assured a good time
ADV.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-12
Auto Stagp

For Adams, Athena and Weston
leaves Henning's Cigar Store at 10 a
m. and $3.50 p m. each day-Adv.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-12
Country Hard on Fat Men.

Believe me, this is great country
OF course, there are no great grain
fields or broad. fertile valleys to yield
the products such as we have in ore
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-12

Any reliable man or woman can
easily make five dollars day selling
our Powdered Flavorlngs. Half cost
OF the liquid. Non-alcoholIc, Every
body buys We have agents with A
business worked up making them in
dependent for life Write for partlc-
ulars
SCIENTOL FLAVOR co
(Adv. Underwood, Wash.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-12

TNUHITIutU ITUHI Pase UHt'J
knowledge as to the routine then, but
enc thing is certain and that is that
we have prepared very permanent
quarters, such as mess houses, ETC..
which indicate a winters camp
But we should not need to be net
tied"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-12

Mrs, NJ, A. James, we'll known Pen
dleton resident who was operated ON
Tuesday at St Anthony'S is recover
ing nicely much to the joy of her
many friends.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-04-13

auto, became troubled seriously with
his heart, but he is practically as well
as ever.
R. A. Nestos has accepted the in
vitation to deliver an address at the
18th of May exercises to be held at
Enderlin.
A large number visited Riverside
Park Sunday and enjoyed seeing the
elk that recently arrived from the
Yellowstone park.
Beginning next Monday, the bus
that the school board has employed
to carry pupils from the Central to the
Lincoln school, will be discontinued.
Chester Phifer, the Duroc Jersey
hog man from northwest Of Minot, has
gilt that gave birth to thirteen thoro-
| bred pigs, all Of which are thriving.
Supt. H. C. Cotton of the New Rock
frod schools, was visitor at the Nor
NAL school Wednesday. While in the
city he was the guest of President A.
G. Crane.
A nine pound son arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Weed at
their home northeast of the city.
Charlie declares that the first request
that the lad made was to join the Non
partisan League.
Grant S. Youmans will leave the
latter part of the week for New York
City where he will join Mrs. Youmans,
who has been in that city for some
time receiving treatment. Mrs YOU
mans has been quite i'll but if able
will accompany her husband home in
about three weeks.
L. J. Smith, the contractor, is very
busy. He is building a bungalow on
the south hill for H. H. Bragg, audi
tor of the Piper-Howe Lumber Co.
He will remodel the Frank P. Taylor
residence in Eastwood Park and build
new residence for Mr.. Taylor's faith
err. He has been awarded the con-
tract to build two bungalows for H. O.
Dalen in Eastwood Park.
Tracy Bangs, the eloquent Grand
Forks attorney, has been engaged by
the board of education to deliver the
annual commencement address before
the graduating class of the Minot high
school at the graduation exercises to
be held on the evening of June g. The
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board could not have secured better
speaker from within the state and Mr..
Bangs has few equals anywhere. The
graduating class will comprise -25
members.
Paul Evans from brady, rode one of
his chargers in from his ranch Sun
day. He reports much snow in the
hills. He says the gophers are show
ing up, digging their way out thru six
feet Of snow in some places. He is
buying large number of cattle and
expects to fatten several car loads on
the nutritious grasses of his ranch
during the summer months. He will be
able to take in a limited number of
cattle for the summer.
F. J. Harris, one of the big farmers
from Sherwood, was in the city on
business Saturday. Mr.. Harris re-
sided here for short time and he
owns a valuable residence in this city.
He is considering building a bungalow
on lot which he owns. Since leaving
Minot two years ago, Mr.. Harris
bought section of land near his farm
and has paid for it out of two crops.
Last year he raised $4,000 bushels of
grain.
Paul Evans, of brady, had thrill
ing experience Monday, while return
ing home from Minot. He was trav-
cling light, with a wagon, hauling a
young calf. The water coming into
the wagon box, the calf swan to safe
ty and the team was saved with diff
Guilty. Mr.. Evans himself proved to
be an expert swimmer and by doing
some fancy stunts at diving, managed
to free his horses from the wagon.
Borrowing a neighbours sled, he COM
pleted his journey.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. N. Gulso of Blais-
dell were in the city Monday, being
called here by the death of their neigh
Dor, Mrs. Forest Rice. The Gulso fam
lily spent the winter in Illinois with
relatives. Mr.. Gulso is interested in
raising Shorthorn cattle at Blaisdell
and does considerable farming. He
has made quite success. He has 300
acres to thresh this spring, the winter
setting in before he could get the work
done. Mr.. Gulso reports a nice winter
is Illinois. 1t had been nine years
since he had been back for visit.
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enjoying fine business. His parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Glazer, recently
left Minot to join their son.
VIM. Hetherton Jr. arrived Tuesday
night from Milestone, Sask., called
here by the serious illness of his faith
er.
j. E. McKoane has returned from
St. Paul where he was under the care
of specialist for nearly three months.
Mr.. McKoane, because of some severe
strain, presumably from cranking an
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MINOT and VICINITY

Mrs. R. C. Sanborn arrived from
Minnesota, where she has been spend
ing the winter.
Mrs. Geo. w. Wilson Of Stanley is
visiting at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Guy E. Bemis.
Robert Glazer, formerly of this city,
who is conducting "Glazer's Clothing
Shop" at Boone, Ia, writes that he is
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-31

bsriibrt parh, unb bod 70 mob, bas
apnrab iie hGufis puielbit uufiuder
tonnte. psnn aud ni9t 10 baufig,
ipie ieine Sebniltdt ibn 5u ibr trcibtn
lroIlte.
Sn Dresctn batten tie bsnn aud
CANA in Der Stille, nur in @egenpari
bon Dpttor 2agemann uno 5rau,
anfanss Wldr5 ibre Sofseit sefeiert,
itnb nat elmer Reiie i'm SpnnenlanO
StaIien febrten lie nun auriid, um
fortan auf eigener S3olle Su ppbnen.
Deod, irilnler bate SaIentIne itreSdell
por Berlin ni6t iiberpunben, uno
aonrab erfiiute germ ibren 8uniN
fir Sommer unb Dinter ibren Wpbn.
iib auf Der 3iegelei 5u nebmen, Der er
our1 g(ntauf NOD beoelltenoe 2dnoez
reien gum 9etrieb elmer ausgeoe9nte~
rem Selblpirtbiduft Bin3ugeiiigt Butte.
10 bab Der geiiB, Dem er ben Nalnen
He9ling8bofen 9ege6en, iebt ben
llmfans- eincs re4i anie4nIiben &its
tereutes beIaB.
Guf Der Station ertparteten bic
SeimtebrenSen bic 5reunbe unb fnb-
rem nit i6nen nad Re9ltngsbofen,
um, pie 2asemann iher5eno iagte, in
beI6eibener Serne, pie es ialidteE
giirgersleu.en ge3ieme, an Dem @m.
pfange oes iunsen 9errl9erpdares
tbeil5unebmcr.
G6neQ rpllte Der ppn 3ipei prdbtz
pollen pfsrSea ge5osene 3uriidgeI6laz
gene Wasen auf Der 2anoitrabe bas
pin, unb bic bier SnIaiien bdtten etns
anoer 10 oiel gu er5GbIsn, Dab lie lpe
nia auf bic iiberbies penig glbpedSs
lung acknowledgement ahteten.
YlDblih rief aber aonrab Re4>
ling: Sept bite i4 a6er auf3us
idauen, mir gstansen in bas 9ebtet
Der 3isgeleien. Scbt Sbr Die peiBen
Sesel ii6 BORT am fernen .Sprisout
ab5ei6nen? sic geb0ren gu ben i'm
Ganal lieseaoen SteintGbnen."
.Dort tommen i6on Die Rin9ofsn
in Si6t!" fiigte Qgnes, bic es ieBt pi'
6eimatbsssfiibl iiiertam, nit BEN
Singer Ieitipdrts Oeutenb bin3u.
LIMB bite, pas iinb oas fir tIeis
mere unO grpsere @eipdiier, bic iiberali
3piI6en ben gDieien berporblinten
uno suIammen nit ben aanGlen, benz
tneibenben @ieb unb Den Rins0fen Der
9essno beirabe bas 9eprGge elmer
bofIGnbii6sn 2anOfdaft sebsn?"
fragte 2dssmann.
.Dieie @epafer", IaNte Realin9,
limb Der Srias bsfen, mas mir GuA
5um 8au Gurer @eItitabt in Sprm
Don 3ieseln na6 Berlin geibidt baz
ben. On bic Gteqs bes ousgebeutsten
sbonlassrs tritt bus @uher.'
(S9!ub folst.)
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0ranosissnilums .SppOtbsfsn.
Meuebbpotbeten.

~ I - Y = - - N
Sliper 6. DsHHiion an 5erbsrt g.
Yatrub 1914.
2lnna asim an bic Gitp Saa Ban.
$500.
5rant 8. popps an aineOln Q. u.
SO. l $1,000.
Carrie gihsinfrdnt an bo. 5000.
Samnei Wpuisomerp an GasIe Q.
urb 6. u. $4,000.
Otis ,. gibbis an 9.IIa @l. Sus
ebss 1926.
Charles aeppsrt an Souttsrn Sbb
6. unb z. 50. $1,000.
Do. an DO. $4,000.
George 2. 2lper an 6. 3. gbaB
$4,000.
George aisffl,r an WeItipoob 5os
meifeab So. $1,000. q
SlOru M. St.inbuh an Oaileb q.
unb 6. so. $2750.
Do. an gIa %. 4rmiirons $3.50.
NaIt.r 80. GIippingsr an MnhiloH
9. q. go. 2 $4,000.
Morp S. 2ofb an bo. $1750.
Sobn @ltbn an bo. $1,000.
Senrp Wuerfd an Sobn Weber
$1666.95.
Gbriii sfismana an bo. S12e7.SS.
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30. uno emma e. 9psrit, Got 80 III
gbram Belts Srpsitr llnttrubibsis
lung in Gumminspills ST..
9hOmas J. Drsr an 5reb 6. uno
2ena u. 2iebfarib, 25 bel 100 SUB
al Der Siioieits Der gbaie Strabe, 90
Syub 0itIi9 bsr @crbon Ctr. $500.
6nrri. Quartors an WiIIiam Bro
lamp, 37a bsi los Gub on Der Siios
ieite Der 9l9tsn Giraffe, 5rpii4en Der
Wpuno uno Gutter Str. 81.
9ie Rcrtb College 6ill Realtp SO.
on gInibonb 6offmaun. Got RO. 113
IN Der Ohio aanb &c SmprOpemsnt
Cos lIuissabtb,iluns 81.
2bomus s. Gaie on glnna Waltsr,
Got Rp. 65 in Roie Sia llnterabtbeis
lung $4,000.
aouis u. Srston an Sobn R. Met
9oron, s.45 alder aano in Settiou
20 in GoIumbia 5opnibip 81.
6. Rap Sids an Splu R. Wc@os
ron, Cots go. 10, 16. IL, 1S. %. "a,
25, 26, 27, Is, 29, 80. 80, 81 unb
80 in Samss ~. SibIsp's 5ip,iisr In.
israbtbeiluns i'm serraee gart 81.
Sobn R. WcGoron on Mdrp 2ouis
T. Srtpin, 2ot go. II Der 5bomas R.
giss's Rouub Bottom Jarm Inter.
cbtteiluna in 5esraee Qart, ebenIo
flint 9tder aanO in Sstion 90 in
golAmbia 9oipnibip, sbsuIo Cots go.
IS, 16, II. 1s, %. "a, 25 unb
26 Der 8. 80. Siblsp's 3ipeitsr llns
israbtbeiluns in Serrace pori, ebsnIo
QDts go. /, 2, 3. a, 6 uub 6 i'm
glod Gins in btrieIb.n llnterabtb.is
lung 81.
glnnie 80. QInbsrfon an eugene
MoItsr, Got go. 29S in Robb unb
Sees eriier gsrmeiiuns bon llnbsrcIiff
$500.
Sobn g. +. Craig an aaron :.
Grais, 1887 qdsr 2anb in Ssttipn
19 In Columbia Sotpnibip 81.
2lrf asen an gtorse 5rueb, 2ots
$50. POI unb 202 in Sohn Mepers
slpeiisr lnterabtbliluns in Sprinss
flsIb Sopnibip 81.
Carrie 4rmitfong an Man 81. Cor
ren. 5fpei apts rpn 80 bei 165 Sub
an tsr Siibieiie Der Oatipoob gIDe.
81.
qlbum Z. Settelmarer on g. ..
grupsr, aht Monaie g.adtredt bonn
30. Oiiobsr 1915 auf 80 BEL 1s3 Sub
all Der ct. Samss 9lDenus. Wlist&
fir bi. san;s 3,it $50 nit gln!aufss
pririleaium fir $1,000.
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unb Die Sneenieiire boiitrn, bon Die
len fIiigelL priiienoen allgen alles
iiir ibre 3ufilnIt.
,gitte, nebmen Gle gIns," iagtc
ber 9ireftor unb reidIte Ctto Iiebens'
lpiiroig, ipie er imner mar Die Sano.
Sic batten eeitern gtattIttdjt ge'
ulaht, ipie man mir iulte,"
.sSaipobl, Serr Iroieiior." Otto
aI,tlportete mehaniid], oenn er iiber.
Iegte, ipesbaIb ibn 2ohe pobI berbe.
iteat baben nlo6te. Sod nidt, nm
i'm gu iragen, OBJ er liadtihiht &c.
ma6t babe. gr foridte III Dem alirt'
lis bes Wuutes. iraBte iid, mas oieie
sepflegten, nerooien ,SoHoe fir ibn
bieIten, 3lttullit @Iiif poer eltt.
taiIiduug.
sd babe Gle bitten Iafieh neil
mir MN Der 8eitpiurft eefonuiierl
ifeirrt, I'm nit s5bnei iiber bic Or.
finbuns 5u ipreaeu. Sic er5abIteu
mir odoou."
Sttos Ser5 idIug IN blinpien
S6Idgen eegeu Die Salit ieiuer @ritit.
Or bate ialid3en rtoae1. Gr fonnte
1idt nrebr an ii9 baIten i,ito brabte
,uir Elm Ieiies g9ort beraiis:
~SaipobI, Serr Profeiior.
sit sSSbre erfitAirg bereits anee.
uIeI0et2-
gSieoer eine fur5e @eiabirg.
~Sat oas 9Saentanlt IN Berlin iid)
idon ba5u geallbert?"
sd babe nod teiren @ei6eib be.
fouureiL Serr 8rofeiior.~
Sic iDiiieu ieIbit, baB Elm Bateiti
uitt INNER oa3u beitr1gt, ben nab.
rem @ertb eirer Grfiribung .erfennen
gu Iaiferl Gs tommt mir Ie6iglid)
baraiif mr, ob Sire aeiiting ms in
Der Sbat in oie Sage iesgn miro, bic
rooufiionsiabigtcit Der Siitte oii per'
boppeIn. ggtr ntliien fertis peroell,
bie 3eit brdngt.-
(5SortIebung fpIgt)
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Oa6er|leCjeja@r
Montn11 bon &utb 9oss.
(SorHesung.)

lCUitlSSAAtS'I
,,Wtalspe!~ Otto blieb itebelt. .DaaL
tpe, hobe ih eiren SbeI 6aron2"
rWie man es 1tinutu." Sic belpegte
Die augen bin urtb Der iul6 fab i'm
nit eine1n a1erliebiten griinlt6en
gIif BON Der Seite on. n9as Diiien
Sie niht? gtetL bas braI6en Sie
nidt ou tpiiien, ionit tDdreu Sie beute
Tdon eingebil0et. @ie lie Iatte, ipie
| iie ftnblib iid freiIte, fie 'dien ibrn
DIE @erforperung Der Srai6e 1es Sc.
bers.
,,Stortrnen Gle, So1te tpirb iid)
fre,ierL Sic besriiben gu oiirier. Gle
meinte ndntIih, baB Gle beute be.
itintrnt 81, Snuie bIeiben piirOeu bel
Sbrer s."
Gr bGtte TN, ba fie beinabe Rerate
ertpdbnt bdtte, arn Itebiten Die Suno
aiif BEN Whutb gebriidt, aber iie fono
eg ieIbit befier, iest nift Don Der o1I-
beren 5ll lpreden. Sic DoIte feline
2iebe baben, iolange iie nod bier mar,
oerrn lie fiiblte unter ieiner8erebring
ibre araft, lire Mudt in ben Sonen
tpahien. ltn6 i'm Ser6it ihon ipollte
lie in einer groBen aun5ert gIdn5erL
bas ibr Rubm uno 3ufunft bringen
mubte. Gle lief noral1S lin6 rief IN
6as 8imner bineir:
yEarte, iiebit bu, Serr Storm 1T
gefonnten. Sect mtrb er praf)tpon
belobnt. Gle foGen ielbit iagen, OBJ
sic idpn einmuI 10 ipielen geb0rt bo.
bell."
iSrai @einbo6 mar gang Rahiiflt
nit Dem fIeinen BiIffurs, Der ben
Sefel oes &Lapiers BOB. sic IdteIte
giitig unb iagte:
o9erorebe S5errn Storm nift ben
aopf. 9u ipetBt baB er nerbeirutbet
1T" sIus ibren @orten borte man
belttlid1, baB lie Henate eine fleine
gaeberIage BON Ser5en g6nnen mir.
be. Wnlpe 3og cine 5Srnte.
oSrau Storn lit i6on, ne6en ibr
bergibt man mid"
Sinter benz Giifen 6er Sante ID
f}elte fie finbIid orliebt. gr nubte
an iih balten, Inn DOR ben glugen Der
Tante feline Torbett 5u beJe6en
g9ie Die S6ne erbruiIiten, periDon.
bette ii6 bos 8f1Hner IN elm Rara.
bies, an Dem gtenate teinen Sbeil
mebr bate.
Die tribe, tuebniiitbfge lrno qliid.
Tide Stiinnung belt nod an. .oIs er
fhon duf Der Raltlinenbiittn eintrot.
BeinboLo fam linn nit alien 3ei.
den beg Sfrefens entgegen.
n@eniA mo bIeiben Sie bern
blob?"
Otto fiibIte lid, feiner SduIo be.
pubt. On ten Gagen oa auf ber
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Vruaoeigeutbums liebertrasangen.
Gineinnatt. 80. 0ttObsr.


emma q. grortrmdn on bic Stdbt
Cincinnati. SbeiI Der Got q Der 9ugb
5. Gemper's llrterdbtbeilung $3.50.
Gburlott. .. Rossrs an 2ucinou
9udportA, GbsiI Der Cots 30. 10 unb
II in Der untsrubtbeilung bes SoAn
Toeer's 0adIaiIss.
Serbert 6. ga6oub on Sftber 6.
0tnHiion, 80 bei 100 SUB an Der
Rorbieite Der 5enitt 2lDsnus auf
Walnut SiGs 81.
emma u. garterutnn an bic Stdot
Cincinnati, s5sil Der Got q IN Susf
8. &empsr's lln.erabtbeilung $3.50.
Charlotte 9. Rpgers an 2ueinbu
3udnortb, s6sil Ger Cots 10 uno II
in Der untsrubtbsilung bes Sphn Ro'
gers NadluiI.s tiIbenb 80 Sub an
Der SiibIeits BON Rogers plaee 81.
Carrie .. gants an Sobn 8onrs,
so BEL POO SUP an Der Norbieite Der
3insls @uenus in &eHnebb 5eisbts
81.
Carrie .. gance an Sobn 8ancs,
so Bel 200 5ub an Der Horbfeite bsr
3iHsIe apenue in asnneDp 0eigbts
81.
Sarrp g. Wls5 an Silba Wsb. 20
tei 40 SUI an Der Weftfeiie Der Ban
miLer Strabe spiffen Grmofp abe
unt Wabs Ctr. $4,000.
Benjamin u. @apbrisbt an San'a
6. unb Ulau6e g. 9renser. 2ots 79
uub 80 in SenrD 5. Gfulte's eritsr
Ibbitipn 3u Zee, pnrt $3.50.
5rdnt g. 1Sifbtad an 30. 70. Wlc'
5arlanb, 100 Bel 230 SUB an Der
@ibieits Der @apiibe GDsnus IN Wlt
Wafbtnetpn 81.
20. 90. WeSarIanb an @lfreb 4
1rapp. 80 BET 230 SUB an ber GiS'
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ieite bon Wapiip: 9(ps. in Mt. Wdlbs
tE1ipn, 81.
70. B. W1c5urianb an gi6oIns
q. 5rapp, 80 BEL 23O 6ub an oer
Siibisite Der Wapfibs 2lps. in Ult
@aibington 81.
Della M. Sugbes an Dts 3. uni
Suna 9. Sioblt, 38 BEL 166 Jub al
Der RprOisite Der prsniics StraBs in
Mabiiunpile 81.
Sufan u. gien an Samu.l unl
9oIbis 0l. Montgomsrp, % bsi Sc
SUB an Der gloybieite Der aenbor
glpe., bstannt als No. 706 asnpor
2lps. 81.
eopurb gDusit an Senrp ). 2uds
ST., 100 bel 207 iyuB an Der giorboIt,
ede Der WpomiHg ape. unD Sprins.
fislb pite in Wprming 81.
2iS5ie 81 Stodmeisr an gbpdrb +
aampmun, % SUB an Der Oitfeit,
bsr geetman 9tps. in 5airmount 81.
Norsurst Grop. on SoIspb @uns
tbtr, 40 sci 81 JuB an Der yporboits
felt. Der Sbafsr gpenue, 120 Iub
rpm Slider 9late in @eitpoob 81.
Surrp StauoieeI an aleranbsr R.
Sarpuot, % b:i 115 SUP an Der
Sibieitt Der 9rsmsu 2los. In Gum.
minspille 81.
Gprnslia W. TempIetpn on George
G. unb Gblos 80. 9lpsD, 80 BEL 11O
Jub an Der Siti,ite Der Goniibin.
aDsnue. 1o5 SUB iiibti9 bonn game.
rrn 9luee 81.
5ranees puttmdnn an Rsbeecu
gipuOa, % BEL 105 Jub on Der Rorbs
isite Der Siebentsn Strab. sipii6en
yapmilIer unb 5reeman glpe. 81.
Srunt s. Stmper an 5lor 9. Dol
lit. Sbeil Der Got q in Susb g.
asmper's llntrabihsiluns 81.
DilIis 80. 9smptr an 3D., .in uns
getbeiIits Sntereiis i'm ieIben Gisena
tbum 81.
Gaa B. 2lrmItrong on JIora W.
Steinbu6, Got 468 In uni.rabtb.is
lung ~" i'm SutIep part 81.
GOe 9Iebn an Sobn 9lebn, Elm
gtiid 9anb in SettiOn 10 in gplums
bia sopnf9ip 81.
Wap $. 2iermdun an Sscur 3.
esiler, 130 BEL $50 Sub an Der Rorbs
ieite Der Dhomins 9tnsnue an Der Sd,
Der Waibingtou> gDenue in &odIanb
81.
Georse Grimm an Sobn 3. Ros
bertfpn, sbeil bs- 2ots IL unp IA in
g. SO. Gtarbufs llnterabtbeilung an
Der Deitisits bon Graneis Can. 81.
Morp RiIdmann Il. q. on alois
unb 2tnnie 4R. gabsr, 25 BEL 100
5ub an Der Siate 2(Denue, bsiannt
als Got SO in u. 8. Grnit's llntera6s
ibsilung 81.
aaurstta 9. gobsb an Malpina
gOogs, 70 SUB an Der Roroisits Der
Columbia 2lpenue in Mt. Suseullm
81.
CHARLES q. Ssmdel on @alter 6.
unb Margnret .. 6ersst, Got 26 in
SoIepb Sedinser's 9lbbition 5u Rt.
!5ealtbp 81.
Sobn Wsner an Senrb unb WarD
Nueri6, Cots 181 unb 1s2 in So5n
Nsper's spsitsr llntsrabtbsilung in
Torib College Sil 81.
ID. an Suian M. Riemann,
21/ 100 zines 2lders 2onb in Settion
80 in Sprinsfislb soipuibip 81.
so6n Mspsr an u. Gbriit Rienionn,
80 400 zines adtrs aonb in Settion
81 in SpriHgfislo 9ppufbtp 81.
Sobn Mebtr an CHARLES 8. Rsttis.
a. 100 sines 2lders 2qnb in beriels
Zen Ssftion 81.
Marb u. Sebler an Wlarp gusns
ing, 40 Bel 159 SUB an Der Wsitfei,
/. Der Sidman Strabe In Wh. 5.althp
81.
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Sllcis gaosr an popldr 6. unb 9.
So, $1,000.
Guian M. Risman an DO. S1312..
81.
Charles s. Rttiis on bp. $1199.67.
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une 9. 50. $4,000.
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$500.
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Ohio Gapirss Ban! 60. $1,000.
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