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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-14
President Wilson Names Him
for Supreme Court. :
APPOINTMENT Sent to Senate To-
day for Confirmation.

Washington, July 1.-THE nomina-
ton of John H. Clarke, of Ohio, for
associate justice of the supreme court
to succeed Charles Evans Hughes was
sent to the senate this afternoon by
President Wilson.
John H. Clarke, who has been Sc
lected by President Wilson to succeed
Charles E. Hughes as associate JUS
tice of the United States supreme
court, is So years old and bachelor.
The only political office he ever held
was the United States district judge
ship in the Cleveland court to which
he was elevated two years ago by
President Wilson. However, Judge
Clarke has long been a leader in the
Democratic party in this city and state.
He was several times candidate for
United States senator. His campaign
two years ago was halted by his ap-
pointment to the federal bench.
Judge Clarke was born at Lisbon,
Ohio. September IS, 1857, attended
the Western Reserve university here,
was graduated in 1877, and two years
later moved to Youngstown, where he
practiced law until his removal to
Cleveland Judge Clarke was for a
number of years chief counsel to the
Nickel Plate railroad. He is financial
ly interested in the Youngstown Vindi-
Gator and has has always manifested a
deep interest in public affairs.
Ran Against Mark Hanna.
In politics he has been a lifelong
Democrat and ran against Mark
Hanna for the United States senate in
1903. A sketch of his life given out
at the White House today says:
He has been conspicuous in pro-
gressive movements in Ohio and in the
nation at large" and 'is probably the
most gifted orator in Ohio" Since
becoming district judge in Cleveland
he has taken especial interest in the
naturalization and Americanization of
foreign born citizens
Particular attention is directed in
the White House sketch to the fact
that despite his services as general
counsel for railroad before going on
the bench. Judge Clark, in his cam
paign for the senate, advocated a two
cent. passenger rate law.
In Cleveland, Judge Clark for long
time was ASSOCIATED in politics with
the late Tom johnson and Secretary
Baker.
The appointment of Judge Clarke.
Following the resignation of Mr.
Hughes leaves New York state without
representation on the supreme court.
The political complexion of the
court is not changed, a majority re-
manning Republican
The president confidentitlly ex-
poets that Judge Clarke will be con-
firmed during the present session of
congress.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-14
Wheat Yield Greater Than in
1915, J. C. MOhler Is Told.
And With Favorable Weather
a New Record in Corn.
STAND MORE SWELTERING HEAT
Late Start of Corn Was Act Of
Providence, He Says.
Farmers Will Encounter No
Bad Slump in Market.

Kansas greatest crop year. That
was the prediction for this state today
by William NJ. Hirschy of Chicago, who
has just made a two weeks study of
conditions. Hirschy today told ]. C..
Mohler, secretary of the state board of
agriculture, that the 1915 wheat crop
in Kansas would exceed the 1915 yield,
that with favorable weather the state
would gather it's greatest corn crop
and that farmers had saved every
pound of their big alfalfa crop.
Hirschy has visited all of the big
wheat producing counties in the state.
He is the crop expert for a large Chi
cago grain firm and on his judgment
of conditions, his firm each year spec
ulates thousands of dollars For four
teen years Hirschy has been in touch
with conditions in Kansas. For
four years he has made close personal
studies of crop conditions here. To-
day he told the secretary of the state
board of agriculture that with favor
able weather conditions Kansas would
break some records.
kansas will have more wheat to
sell this year than last year., AIrSchy
declared by that 1 don't mean the
crop is larger than last year. l mean
guess is that the crop will thresh be-
tween 100 and lie million bushels
Probably los million bushels will be
about the final record. What is more,
the quality is the best the state ever
produced. 1 have not seen field of
grain where the crop has tested less
than fifty-nine pounds to the bushel-
Less Abandoned Land.
This year there is less abandoned
land ( han--ipa a41915.ss Weather. coudi-
tions for harvesting have been nearly
perfect. There have been no floods
and nearly every bushel of grain
raised by the farmers will be saved
Your corn is two weeks behind.
That's an act of Providence this year.
The hot weather hasn't hurt it. In
fact, the corn could not be in better
condition. Only in Saline county and
in a strip of territory along the kaw
river has the corn begun to tassle. The
corn will stand another week or ten
days of warm weather without suffer-
eliminating of course the possi-
bility of hot winds. Then with good
general rain, look out. You will have
wonderful yield.
Alfalfa has made wonderful
showing and the farmers have saved
every pound of it. There have been
no bad rains or floods to interfere with
the cutting and the state ought to
break a few records this year"
Hirschy anticipates that Kansas
farmers will encounter no material
slump in markets next fall.
Prices will probably remain as
high as at present and may go high
err" the Chicago man predicted.
The report of Secretary Mohler for
1915 showed the value of Kansas field
crops for the year to have totaled
S341. .561,4 ,439. The report estimated
the 95,76S,176 bushel wheat yield at
$S5,6S1,787. The 142,553,140 bushel
corn crop was valued at S73,547, ,444,
while the 34,3O4,OS5 bushel oat crop
was valued at $13,O37,S90 A crop of
4,647,07S tons of alfalfa was valued
by MOhler at S28433
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-14
COOL BREEZE BLOWS
prospect for the Return of Hot
Weather Tomorrow.

WIN twelve mile an hour breeze
pio~ing throughout the morning and
eary afternoon, he average temper
above normal ees
Falrly low temperatures and
we've mile an hour breeze from the
northeast combined this morning ~
aIrord relief from midsummer wealth
er that hovered over the state unffI
shortly after noon Tbursdav Al
thougn temperatures have not fallen
Iar below the minimum for the mast
week contrast between this morninr
ana the last two weeks has been great
enough to restore comfort.
While moderate ternpera tures Iii,
De maintained today through inset
Continued on Page Two)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-14
MOON ECLIPSE TONIGHT

Washington, July 14-An eclipse
of the moon, visible throughout the
United States. will begin at 10:19:O3
O'Clock, eastern time, tonight, and
continue until the moon leaves the
shadow of the earth at 1:12:05 O'Clock
Saturday morning. When the passing
of the shadow is half finished at
11:45:09 p. m, four-fifths OF the
moons surface will be covered. There
will be a total eclipse of the moon
January s, 1917.
Washington or eastern time is an
hour earlier than Topeka or central
time. so the eclipse will begin here
at 9:19 and reach it's maximum at
10.45 p. 10
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-14
HE SAVED THE ARSENAL
Veteran, 90, Who Foiled Rebel Plot to
Get L. S. Munitions, Is Dead.

Pittsburg. July 14.-John NJ. Lari-
mer, aged 96, who foiled the plot in
1860 to strip the Allegheny arsenal of
ammunition and cannon in order to
arm ports IN Confederate territory, the
exposure of which led to the resigna-
ton of John B. Floyd, secretary of
war in the cabinet of President James
Buchanan, is dead at his home here.
He was born here. Death was due to
old age.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-14
RAISE INTEREST RATES
British Treasury Follows Higher Bank
Rate With Increase Sales Fee.

London, July 14.-Following the
higher bank rate the treasury today
raised the rate of interest on sales of
treasury bills at the Bank of England
to u per cent for three months bills,
. q per cent for six months and per
cent for twelve months. No quotation
WIS made for nine months bills.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-14
U. S. SHIP IN DISTRESS
Naval Collier As Miles at Sea Suffers
From Gale.

Washington, July 14-The United
States naval collier Hector-11, 90 0
tons-was reported in distress forty
five miles south by east of the
Charleston Lightship, according to a
radiogram to the coast guard service.
gale was reported raging at that
point.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-14
DOES THIS MEAN VOTE
HUNTING SEASON NEAR?

Richmond, Va, July ia nom
resident hunting license for Vir-
ginia, the first ever issued in this
state, was sent to President Wilson
today. A SO fee which accom-
panied the license was remitted.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-14

THERE are some threats we like to
see carried out: for instance, just
now rain Is threatening.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-14

WEATHER FORECAST for Kansas:
w Generally fair tonight and Satur-
day, preceded by unsettled weather I'm
northeast sections OF the state this
afternoon.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-23
Citation for Hearing on Petition for
Administration.

Estate of George B. Marvin, De-
cased.
State Of Minnesota, County of Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of George
B. Marvin, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota, to all per-
sons interested in the granting of
administration of the estate of said
decedent:
The Petition of Edgar F. Marvin
having been filed in this Court, repre-
senting that George B. Marvin, then
a resident of the County of Stearns,
State of Minnesota, died intestate on
the 18th day of November, 1916, and
praying that letters of administration
of his estate be granted to Daniel H.
Freeman, and the Court, having fixed
the time and place for hearing said
petition:
Therefore, you and each Of you, are
hereby cited and required to show
cause, If any you have, before this
Court at the Probate Court Rooms In
the Court House, in the City Of St.
Cloud, in the County of S%tearns, State
Of Minnesota, on the
18th DAY OF DECEMBER, 1916,
at nine o'clock, A. NJ, why said petit
ton should not be granted.
Witness, the Judge Of said Court,
and the seal of said Court, this 18th
day Of November, 1916.
(Seal) ]. B. HIMSL.
Stewart & Stewart, Probate Judge.
Atty for Petitioner. 23-3O-7
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-23
Verhandlungen
beS 8parb Der SpmntD Gpm=
mtf1dre opm 9tearn8 Spua=
tp minneipta.
Office bes County, Muoitors,
Gteorr2 En,,utn Minn.

Sff1ce Oe5 9DIllt0> Aup11ors,
5tearns County, Wtinn.,
9ie11taa, Sen IA. Npbember, 1916.
Spesieae Sieung. = Sem binterle9z
ten Mnfruf 3ufplge trat Die gonntDzSes
h1rbe bon Stearns County 3uIar1men;
6. g. Qohr als 8pr1iber uuD ale Wtitz
alieber anlpe1enb. Gin bon 8. Sltenz
Sort unb anberen undergraduates @elu6,
in meld)em Gtablierung zines neuen
Gountbtpeees in BEN Splpns Strain nnb
Wiulpppo erbeten lit, tpurbe Dem 8ourb
uuterbreitet. sfa1 gebDriger gr0rternng
murbe a1f Nntrag oes Sal. German, u1z
teritibt bon 8en: guering, a19eo1onet,
SAP Elm @erb0r besiigIi6 Beg !Gejlz
DIES i'm gpu11tpz &ommilar5immer IN Der
5tabt ct. CLOUD in %genanntem eountp
am 9ien1 tag, Sen 6. Sebrlar 1917, NOT
oens 8 l16r gebalten peroe, 81 tpelder
Seit unb an meldem Ylabe genannte Be
hDrbe aues anbDren miro, mas fir ooer
aeaen @enebmialng bes @elldes porgez
bradt miro; nno So bur6 iene Mnoroz
nuna 6. g. 2abr, Sal. 9er1uan uno Sen.
guering, Mitglieoer belaster Seboroee,
als Gpmitee ernannt tpurben, Inn Die
proponierte gtabliernng beiagten 8eges
al rnter1udlen; un0 ba belagtes &om1tee
an einem 8eginnungspunfte bes propoz
nierten Weoes in genanntem COUNTY am
M5pufao, sen II. 5e8ember, 1916, nad)z
mittaes 2 lbr gum 3mede .5ulammet1z
menfommen miro, Die proponierte @egez
itrede 5u unteriu6en nnb oann. 1einer
8efun6 unb gmpfeblungen be1agter Bez
b6rbe CUR feitgeiebten 3ett gu beri6ten,
tpie boroem genau a%ngegeben; lno ipe1z
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-23
terbin angeorbnet,. baB nad %selebespor:
thrift Nnfia erIn11en merbe.

terbin angeorbnet, bab na6 geIebesborz
1drift Nofia erIa11en per6e.
Gin bon Sran5 8ienid unter5ei6netes
@eiuh, in tpeldem na6ge1udt miro, }ein
Qan6 bonn 5duloi{trift SO. 4 gu trennen
uno Benz a1larenaenben 9dulbi ltrift 174
a%uausqhlen, iprr6e Der 8eb0roe porgez
Ieet unb a1f Mntras bes Sal. @erman,
unteritiibt bon g. S. Sbei1en tpurbe ar1z
8oarS in feiner am s. Sebruar 1917 Be-
oinnenben 5ibung IN Der Office Deg
Gpuutn~gluoitorg in Ser 5tabt ct. gloub
in aenauntem County angebort tperoe;
unb ipeiterbin angeprbnet, DaB 8efanntz
mad]11nq beaiielid Ser Belt unb bes Srtes
fir elm 1oldes @erbor %erlal1en lperbe
purd atpeiip6dentlide gerboffentlidung
ser Npti3 unb burd 9nbeften berielben
an brei 6ffentliden Yldbeu in iebem Der
burd bas @e1ud betroffenen 56uloiz
itriffe unb burh Su1enbung elmer slbz
idrift an Sen glerf zines ieben Der be-
iaaten @dulbi1trifte ip%enig1fens 5e6n Saz
ae Dor Ser gum 8erbor beitimmten Belt.
o. g(uf Mntrag bes Sacob @eber, unterz
1tiibt bon @al.. German, tpurbe Ser gez
ridt bes g. 6. Gh0ner, @beriff, fir BEN
Wonat gctober 1916 angenommen <unb
Wnfbelpabrune ungeorbnet. Muf Gntrag
bes Sal. German, umteritiibt BON SSaeob
@eber, tpurbe Ser Sterbltdfeitsberibt
bon ser Observation-Disclosures fir
9lueu1t nno September 1916 angenom<
men lno %Mufbefpabrung angeoronet. s:
6. 8rableb, e%Sngenieur beim go: IS
COMMUNICATION, nnterbreitete cine 16rift<
lide gmpfeblnng, Sic @rabierltnien be1111
gpuntnoraben $50. 38 gu erb0ben,
tpoburd sic gontruftionsfoiten erz
Iniebriaf piir6en. Muf Mntrag BEG Saeob
I@eber, untertibt bon g. S. Sbeilen,
tp11rbe Sic gmpfeblung Beg beiagten Snz
genieuren gutgebeiben uno bic betreTenz
Sen Mbdnberungen angeoronet.
Muf @eiu6 bes g. S. Sbeiien, unterz
1Itibt bon Sen. Offering tpnroe Der gez
ridt Seq 8oarb Of Nubit gutge6eiBen
uro Mufbepabrung angeorbnet: Mrbets
ter : @%ergiitungs RolicD SO S 8 713
nurbe bem 8onrb borgelegt, nno auT
Mntraq tpurbe Sic 8olicD nie bie &e6<
nung fir Rramie 5nriidgelegt big 5ur
Mdr5iibung bieier geh6roe: S; q. Braoz
leh, sSneenieur beim SEQ. 80 GountDgraz
ben, mnterbreitete cine 16riftltde gmz
pfebIune, baB ein g%etpiiies @ren55etden
|bei Ser 8ride ilber gountbgraben yfo.
SO neu bergeri9tet tperbe. Inf Nntrag
bes Sen. Offering, umterfiibt bon IS, S.
ISbei1en, nurbe Die gnpfeblnn9 g1t9e.z
heiken un6 Sic Mbdnberung angeoronet.
Mnf Mntrao seq Sen. Offering, unterz
ifibt bon g. S. Sbeiien, tpnroe Der 9tz
trift : Sngenieur Sc. S. glsbelano e e.
lu6t, 8ermel un9en uno oorlan1tge aoz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-23

gtaatspsg $780,; So6n a09lsin, Mr<
6eit an SEQ; Z gtoatslpeg 80 Ste; Ole
%aorention, Grbeit am SO. 9 @taafspea
$3.50; Clarence 2o1o, D1iet6e fir @runS
tur 9anoiperf5eusbube $3O.O0;; Soiepb
Worlelef, Qrbeit an $40. 1 @taafstpeg
S19;25; Som. Marusfa, Mrbeit an SO.
8 Staatstpeg $4,000; Solepb Waslopsz
+, Grbeit an $50. 8 @faatstpeg $3.50;
Feter Waier, -4rbeit an SEQ. Z 5taotsz
tpes $3.50; Sobn Wein8, Qrbeit an $40. 2
Staatstpeg $1O.S0; Srau 6. Weher.
Sites fir go. 8 S%taatspeg $1,000; Sen.
Meber, Grbeit on go. 2 gtaatstpeq
S1.3O; Meber G. Sranf, Supplies fur
yto. 2 Staatspeg $6.45; Miblanb Cunt
Der 4 Goal So; Supplies fir $50. 8
5taatstpea $87.45; Nidolas Sean &
Vregg,. 1tablerne Heparatl1rz8 rIde $50.
1883 $48.96; Sobn Nett, Supplies fur
g{o: z Staatspeg 1886; sSolepb Speb,
Irbeit an $50. 8 gtaafsnea $31'45;
Stepb: Spe8, arbeit an SO. 8 gtaatg2
ipes $685.; Sobn glafcan. arbeit an
Ao. s Staatstpeg S32.95 ;Step6. 8laf=
com, 4rbeit an $50. s Staatspeg $15.75.
(S6lub in ndditer Nummer.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-23
terbiu onoeorbnet, baB na6 ge1ebesborz

terbin angeorbnet, baB na6 ge1ebesborz
5drift Scotia erla51en iper0e.
Gin bon 6einri6 Nlidael uno anoez
rem undergraduates @e1ud, IN tpeldem
@tablierlng zines 41euen GonntDpegea
in ben Solpns Miumoob un0 Dat erbez
ten lit, nlroe Ser 8eb0rbe unterbreitet.
gah qehDriqer gr0rterung murbe auf
Nntrag bes Sen. Offering, nnterltibt bon
&. 6. 0Shei1en, angeorbnet,
SAX Elm @erbDr be5lgli9 bes @e1uz
DIES i'm County, @pmmti1dr5immer in Der
6tabt at. gloub in genanntem County
am 9ienifag, SEN 6. Sebruor 1917, NOR
aens 8 ll6rr oebalten lperbe, gu melder
Seit unb an tpeld)em 8labe genannte 8ez
boroe aaes anb0ren lpiros mag fir ooer
brabt miro; unb So our6 iene Inoroz
glerina, Mitslieber beiagter @eboroe,
als &pmitee ernannt purpen, nm p1e
proponierte gtablieruns beiagten @eges
81 nnterl udlen; nnb Do belagtes 8om1tee
an einem 8eginnungspnntte bes propoz
nierten @e9es in genanntem Gonntp am
0lpntag, Ben II. 9e5ember, 1916, nad)z
mittogs 2 Ibr gum 3lpede 5uiammenz
menfpmmen miro, Die p%roppnierte @eeez
itrede at unter5u6en unb oann. 1einen
&efunb rno gn1pfeblungen beiagter 8ez
bDroe 5ur feitge1eeten 3eit 81 bertdten,
tpie borbem geral1 a1gegeben; l1no met
terbin angeprbnet, baB na6 ge1eBesporz
1hrift Scotia e%rla11en iperbe.
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unter5eidnetes Geiud, in Incident Sretz
Ieo11na zines Gountbtpeges in BEN Sotpns
WiQipooD unb Dat erbeten lit, tpnrbe Der
8eb0rbe nnterbreitet. Na6 geb0riger
Offering, nnterftibt bon g. S. Sbei1en
mgeorbnet,
SAX elm @erbDr be3iigli6 beg @ejnz
DIES i'm County @ommiiar5immer IN Der
5tabt ct. gIpub in gena1ntem County
am 9ienitag, Sen 10. 9e8ernber, mprz
oens 8 llbr gebalten tperbe, 5n tpel9er
Seit unp an tpelbem Hlabe genannte Be-
b6rbe anes anbDren tpirb. nas fir ODER
gegen G%enebmigung beg @e1nldes porgez
braht mirb; un6 ba bnr6 iene NnorDz
nuna g. 81. 2abr, Sal. German lnno 9en.
guering, W1itglieber beiagter 8eborbe,
uls &omitee ernnnnt tpuroer, Inn DIE
p%rpponierte gtablier11ng be1agten 8eges
lau unteriuden; nnb So b iagtes &omttee
an einem 8eginnungspuntte bes propoz
nierten @eges in genanntem gountb am
Wontaq, Ben II. 9e5ember, 1915, nadz
mittags 2 nbr gum 3mede gut a1mmenz
menfommen Mrs, Sic proponierte 8egez
itrede 81 unterluben nno bam letnen
8efunb unb gmpfeblungen belagter gez
b6rbe CUR feitgefebten 3ett 5n bertdten,
tpie borbem genalt %angegeben; 11no metz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-23

M1ittpo6, Sen Is. Nobember, 1915.
Ser @%ertagung gemdB trat Bic 8e5orz
Be %5ulanmen; g. 81. Qabr als gor1tBer
unb ale Witglieber antpeieno. Nuf Nnz
trag bon Ben. Offering, unterltibt bon
g. S. S1eilen, ipurben folgenbe 3edz
munger erlaubt unb Dem @eieb 5ufolge
CUR 3nblung mgetpieien: &aDmunD
Morian, Nrbeit beim SEQ. 1 Staatspege
5000; 2ublpig 8inief, Nrbeit am $50. 8
Gtaatspege $3.50; Spbn 8inief, arbeit
am Ao. 5 Staatstpege $780,, $22.50
uno $500; 6. S. 8inief, Musbeiierung
bon @anbtperfs5eug beim SO. 5 @taatsz
peqe $6.43; 8obmer 2umber 60, CUNT
Der fir $50. 9 Staatspee $49.77; S.
8orgerbing & Co., Nb5ugsrobren fir SO.
1 Staatsmeg $500; S. S. 8orgn1an,
@rbeit am SEQ. 9 Gtoatsfpese $3.50;
8artbel 8uomer, Mrbeit am SO. / unb
SEQ. Z Gtoatstpege $3.50; glart 2umber
Co., 2umber fir @egez9rags $2.40;
80. S. gleeblanb, Iuslagen beim SEQ. s
| Stoafsnege $1O.55; Sran5 gbed, Nrz
Belt am go. 8 5taatspege $13.75; @in5.
ghed, Mrbeit am $50. s Gtaatstpe9e
$3.50; Setter 9olmlded, Grbeit am SO.
1 Staatstpege 5000; Sran5 9oleni6ed
= Irbeit am $50. 1 uno Z Staatspege
1920; am SEQ. Z gtaatstpese $500;
Geo. 9uIlinger, ausbeHern bes 3arbz
perfs5euges fir SO. 5 @taatstpeg $3.50;
gb. Offering, @rbeit am $50. 10 @taotsz
tpege $1,000; 0atb. Serre1, Arbeit an
SEQ. l. Staotsnege $50; Sbomas
Sa11Hd, Qrbeit am SEQ. 8 5taatsmege
$3.50; Sran8 Sautid, grbeit am SO.
8 Stoatsfpege $3.50; Midael Suds.
aieslieferung fir @ese $780,; Carl
@eib aumber Co., 2umber fir $50. 10
@taatspeg $3.15; U1id. @robmann, Nrz
belt an SO. 1 Staatsipeg $1,000; Mnz
ton @riinfe, Mrbeit an SO. 1 Staatsneg
$685.; 81. &. 6amiIton, Nrbeit an $50.
3 gfoatsfpee 50 Gts.; $. q. 6anion,
Irbeit Al SO. 8 @taotsmeg $685.; Senz
nepin Briiden Co., &pntraftpreis SEQ.
1854 @taatsbriide $996.OO; Ben. sSSmz
oiefe. 9rbeit an go. 9 @taatspea $14:<
90; Sobn anIa, Mrbeit an $50. Z Staatsz
meg 1926; stepb. aebplensfi. gnsbeiz
ierltng bon @anbtperts5eus go; 5 staetsz
meg $3.50; Mid: @os5ur. arbeit an No.
8 staatspeg $24.75; @olb 2umber g.,
9lmbcr fir go: 10 gtaatstpes $685.;
Int. aortenbuih, Mrbeit on $50. 10
staatstpeg $500; Silt. aotidepor. Gr<
belt on SEQ. 2 staatslpes $500; Sarpb
arebs - Irbeit on $50. 1 Staotsneg
1926; besgleider $500; Telir &uhlof,
Irbeit an SEQ. 8 staatsneg $3.50; Gin
ton &uflof. 1rbeit on $50. 8 5tdatsfpeg
1870; gfif. &iifler, Irbeit an SEQ. 10
Staatstpeg $3.50 unb $500: Woth.
Giifler, Supplies fir $50. 10 Staatstpeg
$3.50; 2abner giientpaarenhonolung
Supplies fir SEQ. 10 S%taatspeg $15,98;
esspbn 2ahr. Mrbeit on $50. 8 5taatstpeg
1885; Soiepb 2iiIid, Qrbeit an $50. 8
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gaatbias arans unb SSrau an mat6ias
ytl1eller, cine Strede 40 ssuB BEL so
Sup bon Gee. 14z123z333, Gate 5enrh.
$4,000. ~
9orrp g.. gouna Ii. a. an 5ermalur
gloms, Got g. glod 2, Collins GSb., ct.
glouo, S1325.OO.
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Safe 5enrp, $4,000.
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9. Brotper, e. 60 Ncres bon NgA.
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Hoes abb., 8rooten 100000.
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geliide Stride, Got 1, gIod 4, sSones
abb:, sn1f Centre 100000.
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8rooten, $4,000.
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$1O9OO.OO.
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IS. Central 9art ass, 81. Glou6,' $50.
gtod, 81 @@K, Gee. 22z125@2e, ct:
Meranoer 8. gbarmerg nnb Srau an
Ibb:, Rabnesbiue, $4,000.
@onrao g: 9erbereer an emma q.
Meober, 2ots 1 unb 2, 8lod 16, @obz
100000.
grneit 9ufriebe uno Srou an Nugut
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Stepben ainieua uno Srau an @tez
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1865, Gibleb. 100000.
Gertrude 6ermnn unb @atte an eesobn
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&bb., 81 @arbbine, iebt 6oloing, $4,000.
MidaeI Gdmit unb Trau an Sraub
Bros. 60, @@A S@H Gee. ~ unb
@k N@A, Gee. 13z123z35, @rotp
Gate.
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