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Tombstone epitaph., 1917-04-01
ChATTIE MORTGAGE

S"N @G "SH eSoE
 T. P. Garrett to James V. Parks, livestock. Sl900.
 Frank w. Rottman to Nat. Cash Register Co. register s275.
 Nj. C. Rundell and Warren H. Jones 10 Bank of Lowell. livestock. $500.
 Martin p. Peters to Phelps. Dodge Mer- Co.,. victrola, $40. CERTIFICATE OF MEMBERSHIP George V. Warner and M. L. Wright are members of firm of The Copper City Electrical Supply Co. SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Board of Home Missions of NJ. F. church to NJ. E. church of Bisbee.
 Bank of Douglas to c. w McGehee. Miners and Merchants Bank to J. Fletcher.
 S. W French to Frank O. Elvy and wife.
 H. Jalnar Haapsue to John Brick. soh.
 H M. Eckerman to Edna B. All. red.
 REVOCATION OF POWER OF
 Given by A. H. Haven to E. A. von Arnim.
 sHERiFF's NOTICE OF SALE
 Re. F.. J. Kelly vs. George Mitch ell, personal property. Amount in voived s25S and costs.
 Re. Phelps. Dodge Mere. Co.,. vs. Essie Muheim- household goods amount involved, s200 and costs. SUPERIOR COURT
 Judgment in Suit No. 133s: Alms Gorden, Dr.. C.. H. Gordon. CT: De cree of divorce.
 Judgment in Suit No. 17l0. An drew Jackson HnL Dr.. Lena Ma! Hill. Cr.: Decree of divorce.
 Judgment in Suit No. 1894. lame, W Briggs. Dr. Cora W. Briggs. CT. Decree of divorce. PROBATE pRoceEpsNea Guadalupe Flores: Order authoria ing compromise Of claim. Lois Valentine: Arthur Croope, Benjamin E. Briscoe and Edward Fl Nicholson appointed appraisers.
 Edward Anderson: Application ( sell personal property.
 Gottlieb ZoIlner: Application t sell personal property.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-04-01
WARRANTY DEED

"HHHNNTV DE EO
 Neill Baker and wife to A. owen Garretti, Iot in Warren. s10.
 Harry l.. Anderson and wife 10 Margaret T. High. land s200. A. Owen Garrett and wife to Mar garet T. High. lot in Warren, s100.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-04-01
QUIT CLAIM DEED

Margarita Stafford to C. l.. Cum mings, lots in Tombstone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-04-01
R. 6. MORTGAGE

Chas x. Havin and wife to P. W. Hamilton. ssoo0.
Smyrna times., 1917-05-16
rhnnsands Of Mothers Worry

When the children cry in their sleep, are peevish
and constipated and take cold easily. Mother
Gray's Sweet Powders for Childred, has for 30
wears been a trusted remedy in many thousand
homes They frequently break up colds in "a
hours, move and regulate the bowels and destroy
worms.
Smyrna times., 1917-05-16
Hay for Sale

Timothy and Glover and Glover and Tims
othy mixed, loose, by the ton.
See me about Two Farms at Bargain
Prices.
JOSEPH r. JEFFERSON,
Smyrna, Del.
The Lamar register., 1917-05-23

The reorganized school board me.
Monday evening and appointed the
grade teachers for the city schools rs
follows:
Lincoln School-Mrs. Minnie Uttoi
and Miss Clara Morris, LIST grade;
Miss Lena Cooper, I'd grads; Miss
Neva Hagaman, Sd grade; Miss Cor
inne Strain, 4th grade; Miss Freda
Teetor. 5th grade; Miss Bessie Hanna,
9Th grade; Miss Laura Barnard, 18th
grade.
Central School-Miss Clara Morris,
LIST grade, principal; Miss Veda Hasty,
LIST grade; Miss Margaret Ford, I'd
grade; Miss Ethel Gordon, Sd grade.
Pioneer Schcol-Miss Florence Say
Ter, 4th grade; Mrs. Enlow, 9Th grade
Miss Marguerite Wagner, 9th grade
Miss Millicen: Clark, 18th grade; Mr..
B. F. Hamon, sth grade, principal
The high school district board is ex-
pected to meet this week and appoint
the faculty for the high school
The Lamar register., 1917-05-23

According to prearranged plans
this Office will shortly start the work
of making log for the D-C-D high
way which begins proper At the town
Of Childrcss, Texas, and continues to
Lamar, Colorado. This book, when
completed will contain u minute de-
scription of the highway thus laid
out and will contain interesting facts
and features relative to the various
counties through which it passes.
Constant inquiry has been made up
and down the line with reference to
the time when this work would be
started and would be completed. We
desire in this connection to state We
have been prevented up to this time
and for some ten days or two weeks
in the future by the working out of
final details IS to the exact location
Of this highway. While in general
the route is pretty well defined yet
there are occasional stretches of from
one to two and three miles in which
there is at this time and has been
some doubt as to the exact location
of this highway in such short stretches
it therefore became necessary to
wait until these little vexing problems
had been worked out so that when
this log is completed it will contain
a correct description Of the route
between the two points mentioned.
This is quite a physical and financial
undertaking and it will require alb
selce from the office, it will require
one or two visits over the route and
will require several tons of paper to
print the contemplated number of log
books which has been placed at 10000
Upon the occasion of our visit up and
down the line we shall offer an OPP
portunity to the merchants ard bust
ness and professional men of every
walk of life to place an advertisement
in this book which will be one contin-
ual boost for the plains route to the
Rocky Mountains, which is travcrsed
between Childrcss and Lamar, setting
out the splendid advantages of the
country and the elegant class of peo-
pie which will be met in trGversing
this highway-Canadian Record.
The Lamar register., 1917-05-23

men made it possible. 1t was edited
by the senior class.
The Harbinger, which has for
twelve years been published by the
junior class of the Lamar high school,
is the largest and in many respects
the best that they have issued. 1t
also has been literally patronized and
Editor Robert Ford and his able staff
of assistants and Miss Odell, the class
teacher, are to be congratulated on
the excellence of their finished work.
All have worked faithfully and well
and the book shows for it.
The Lamar register., 1917-05-23
Methodist Church

Sunday school at 9:45, with classes
for all ages.
DR.. N. II. Lee will preach at 11:00
a. m. about "Shirkers and Workers"
No evening worship in the church, as
we shall join in the Union Memorial
services at the high school auditorium
at s o'clock, with sermon by this pas
tor.
The Sunday School board will meet
at 7:45 somewhere in the church.
Praise and prayer meeting Wednes-
day evening at 7:45. Subject, Test
ed and Proved" John 1S:1-1S Just
the meeting for young and old.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
Thursday afternoon at 2:3O with Mrs.
J. R. Sewer, just east of First on Elm.
All ladies are cordially invited.
The Lamar register., 1917-05-23
mander ]. F. Gamble and Sir Knight
Chas. E. Gamble of Malta Command
cry are residents of Wiley.
Still Got a Pull

An amendment was made to the
amusement tax schedule Of the gov
eminent so as TO save William Jen-
nings Bryan from paying any tax on
his big Chautauqua lecture salary. We
had almost forgotten who Billy was,
but evidently he still has q good
strong pull. II his grasp of events
was as good as his grasp on the coin
of the realm, he might have got fur
Their along politically than he did. The
solemn manner in which he invited
all of US last fall to vote for Mr.. VIII
son and keep out of war, would create
riot if repeated before an audience
now.
The Lamar register., 1917-05-23
Ascension Day Services

The members of Malta Commandery
No. 32, Knights Templar, held their
Ascension Day services at Wiley last
Sunday morning. About twenty-five
Knights and their ladies went out by
autos and the regular service Of the
order for the occasion was held in the
NJ. E. church. Rev. Mcdonald deliv-
cred an eloquent sermon on the oc-
casion, and special music by the choir
was a very enjoyable feature Of the
service. After the services dinner
was served to the Knights and their
ladies at the Wiley hotel. Past Com
The Lamar register., 1917-05-23
COMMENCEMENT WEEK
Lamar High School Wilf-Graduate
Large Class of Students This
Week

The commencement exercises OF the
Lamar high school began last Friday
evening with the senior class play nj
the auditorium which was attended by
a large audience and proved treat
to all present. The young folks all
acquitted themselves with credit to
themselves and their instructors, and
the play, "a Rose O'Plymouth Town. -
was admirably suited to the occasion.
The cast of characters was as fol-
lows:
Miles Standish, captain of Plymouth
Town -..........----------.--..-..-Elm Elmer Greed
Garrett Fostcr-of Wc5ton's men
--...----.--.---..--...---.-.- Eugene Main
John Margeson- Clarence Holtcamp
PHILIPPE de La Noye.-H Howard Wood
Miriam Chillingslcy-cousin to the
captain --...--..------.-.---.-------L Smith
Barbara Standish, wife TO the cap
tain Florence McClave
Resolute Story, aunt to the captain
---.----..--.----------...--.... Davis
Rose de la Noye---.---.---.---Carolyn Hull
On Sunday evening at the high
school auditorium another large aud
fence was present for the baccalaur-
cate services. Most of The churches
Joined in making it a union service
and . number Of the ministers took
part Rev. Staley of the Christian
church delivered the sermon and it
was an able and instructive address.
A special musical program was rem
dered.
The eighth grade track meet occurs
Thursday afternoon and the senior
class day exercises in the evening.
After the exercises will be the jun
ior-senior banquet. The regular COM
mencement exercises will be given on
Friday evening and the alumni ban
quet on Saturday evening.
The senior class for 1917 is as fol-
lows:
Clarence Holtcamp, Eugene Main,
Lola Smith, Gladys Beavers, Lillian
Kane, Florence McClave, Gertrude
Davis, Howard Wood, Ruby Hughes,
Lettie Twist, Grace Gist, Edith Camp
bell, Christina Lcpcl, Josephine Dolly,
Coral McMillin, Blanche Elswick,
Louise Syp, Gladys Arnold, Elmer
Creed, Carolyn Hull, Lillian White,
Beula Ecllles.
The Lamar register., 1917-05-23
High School Animals

The Register and Sparks offices by
combined work the past three weeks
succeeded in turning out both the
Holly and Lamar high school ANIMALS.
The Hollyhock is the first publication
Of the kind issued by the Holly school
and is a highly creditable publication,
which excells any first year effort of
any school in the state. The very lib
eral patronage of the Holly business
The Lamar register., 1917-05-23
AVOID NARROWING IN FALL
1t Means That Pigs Must Be Raised
on Grain, Which Is Too Expensive

Articles are being published every
where urging an increase of meat
production. This is justified because
of a decrease Of total numbers of live
stock during the past five years, &C
companied by q considerable increase
in consuming population. Much Of
the advice given concerning the hold
ing and breeding of livestock is good,
but occasionally someone is oyer en-
thusiastic and urges methods that are
impractical One such piece of adj
vice advocates immediate breeding of
sows for fall filters. This is prob
ably good advice for sections having
fall pastures. 1t is not good advice
for Colorado. Sows bred now would
farrow in September, and by the time
the pigs would be old enough to make
use of pasture, there would be no fur
Their growth Of alfalfa. This means
that pigs would have to. be raised dur
ing the winter on grain. 1t is a well
established fact that fall litters in this
state make much slower growth than
spring filters, and every pound OF
grain costs more. The grain fed to
such pigs furnishes more human food
than the pork produced from the
grain. The best thing to do in Colo
RADIO is to run your dry sows and fall
gifts through the summer, breeding
them for late winter filters to be far
rowed in February and March OF
next year.-G. E. Morton, Colorado
Agricultural College, Fort Collins,
Colorado.
The Lamar register., 1917-05-23
EYerybody's Uncle

Almost any little republic-"Have
we any money in the treasury
ave have not"
Have we any immediate prospects
of getting any?"
1--WE have not"
"Then let's declare war on Germany
and ask for a loan from the United
States"
The Lamar register., 1917-05-23
He Knows Antiques.

NJ. Poincare, president of France,
has a collection of books on antique
furniture that is reputed to be worth
$4,000. There are 1000 books In the
collection.
The Lamar register., 1917-05-23
The Unwritten Law.

Hewitt-when was on the road /
once was arrested for violation OF tho
liquor law.
Jewett-How was that2
Hewitt declined to take a drink.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-17
@sIt, ia.at msr wOas. "

Cine Der luitisiisn sSigursn Der
baperiI9tn DoItEbiibne, bic allen 9u'
IHauern bes rSerrsDtti4nibsr Don
Oberamriergnu" iiderlid in Crime.
runs esbIieben iein ipirb. 1T Der irOts
telise Geisbub, Der Sebem bic San6
entgesenitrfdt nit ben Borten:
.geIi, i6eni msr ipoas-, - aber iists
in fetnen Grtpartungtn eetduI9t tpirb.
Wie mon9er piirbe ni6t frob ieiu,
ipnn er ipenisIisns sinigeH Der Ge'
ibente bon ibm Gripartsnben bic aleis
DE GntiGuIhuag sutbsiI tperoen lafs
ZEN i6nnte. llnb bsionbers jesi, ba
Wsibno9tsn bsrarnabt unb bic gier
auf T5 Gents bas Tussnb. unb Butter
auf 81 bas Yfthb gu iteigen broben.
GeIbfi ipenn sr bon Isiuer @hbenliiis
ben 5sllsr feinss 9nrbiers, bic 9led,s
bii9ie bes Observation-Disclosures, bic
Wsibnahtstarts isints Snusiporis
itreidi, bIeibt ilnmer nod elm ssniis
senb itarter gbor BON gei1ente Grs'
beii9enben, nm ibn bur4 Elm etmeins
James .GeIi, ft<nt mer poas" fait
sur @erSDeifluns su treiben.
Miub man btnn nber nhiolut fhen,
Ten, penn biss ni@t obrs i9pers
lSoreen unb obns ShuIbenInit fir
fie 3ufunft m0sli9 iit7 ga, man
mug, anttporten uns Sitts unb 5ers
ltpmmen. -mnn mub. ipsnn man niht
mittelbar eingeitsben min. bdB ts
einem an ben erfcrbrliden Wftteln
cher Rrebit feblt. um bic ielige, frDbs
I;te, gnnbenbrinsenbs Meibnn6ts5tit
IN gebiibrenber Deif, mitfeisrn 3u
t5nnen.s llnb 70 priffsn mir nod sirls
nal bic bereits mebrfah eepriiftt Ges
fdenfliits, i'm su f;nbsn. bob uns ims
rer nod nebr .priifunsen1 bcporites
ben aIs nns Iisb ift, unb tnB nnd Gre
lebigung Der ilndbpsiSbnr uctfrpenbis
aen gintdufe nniere B5rie iih I'm Iebsl
ten Stabium ber EdtpinbFnbi befins
ben lufrb. mir Iefen: Dis ainbsr.
ghpieqerfobn, Gnttltinbr. Grbtonis,
unTere Stenperaphiftin. Dierftm66s
den, Briefirdper, 3titunesiunge, tfip.,
ifip., Bis al Satin unb Rage. Sur
tit tsihsn lssitskts gepdirtr uus etuI
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@rnnbeissntilnms. .s'ppOthefen.
gaeu eingetrasen

Reu eingetrageM
5rieoa @urfe on Gilmore 8. IL y,
&C.. $2500
sSpbn sif on 5inoIap Waarfet gao,
2 4 II. y. Co.. $1,000.
3arie s. Scint an SaiHes 9,
3uiibanI, $3.50.
Wiuua 6. Seirf an Saules g,
Danbmn ,$1750.
sSoba 9ierS an sSObn 9, Bolier.
$1,000.
gopdr6 50. Srbert on @eitDooS
SomeIteao Co., $1,000.
Miniiie 9arriion nrDfiauri Sopii'
hip %. II. 6. Go., $500.
etbeI geaI on %. y. lSieseI, $3.50
Seorge @ibion on @IuIipooo lelcee
8, II. o. Co., $1200.
SSoiepb s. glnbr;e an Sort6eri'
Sbio Sopings Banf Co., $250O.
saiIlimn s. pctter on 9t. Ghmni
ggog. Co., $500.
Seoluro AfloteB dH SDtHtleIlt
aenfcr, $4,000.
ssfabor 8errfteir an 9uI @arai9.
1926.
ssrarrf @. 2angtriircer an 8ie'
public s. u. 9. Co, $2500.
!. Riunie 2oiiot on IL. asnr6 %. u.
g. 60, $4,000.
SsiiIins 8. Eabdteot an Wainirie
2alitt, $500.
@arbdra 29etneier en- @eitrril
Sill 9. 10. IL 6. Co, $4,000.
giid,oIas e,rifHer aH gtcrtb GIN
g. u. 9. Co., $1,000.
A2orris &ens OIL oo., $500.
DO .ul gbriiHne &tnefls. 500.
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sSonres 6. .Qarih on Seminal 3aiI

sSnnIeS 6. .Sarib oil Central 5nir'
mount y. II. 8. &C., $270G.
ssobn 9iotbon Gil Co., $3200
Sobn 5. lice on Gait eno g. u
&C., $2250.
@iaiarl =. 9pfins al Gait suo 6
y. So, St625.
sioie ~. Starerinnnn ln Central
Sair:aolnt .. II. 6. Co., $i5G0.
60. al glortb College Sia gieaIty
Co., $3.50.
slnna e. GOrbo on gluonfaIe 2. II
g. Co., $4,000.
Barbara 9ebmeier an Snnles g.
Goooer. S556.77.
Mnrn Sietpart on 6inanee 8 II
g. Go, $1,000.
GetilgteS SDpoibefen.
German 3. goiie an Gilmore 6. II
9. So, $500.
srieoa gltrfa on gIIeranoer ".
Sorpllot, $3.50.
Sernlan s. SdloGucr or oort'
idriit GlIs9erein, $3.50.
Sobn giotber an lSteDa Yf. Sirib,
$ii00.
satnie 01cDonaIe an Souttern
Ohio s. IL. e. Co., $4,000.
gInna Brim oil oo., $1,000.
eI6olpb Snppes on Soutbern Sbio
2. II. Z. 60. $500.
1obn y. Gillis an Elm. 80, 2seis
Eeiiel, $500.
Soiiis s. SyiiIien on Wanoiion y.
y. 9fo. 2, 1915.
GIuna 9iebI OIL Sailcp Tart Co.,
$3.50.
earab seiO m sO'ltbiiOe 3 II. ..
&c $3.50.
@Jas .Sanier on @eItfpcoo Some
Iteab Co., $500.
sSSobn s 9iiebmss oil Heobore 81.
9cpp, $4,000.
Srorf 6. 2angenitrosr an Bari
$aa gilog. Go, $a54.30.
sSiiIia 0f. 9itd)en an 9rightoiI
Germnn 9anf 60, $1,000.
5reb $. gerrp oil 9Inna g. Song'
itretb, $4,000.
SeIen goipers an 1ilfor6 .. II.
6 Co., $500.
Syobn .. 2anunIe ON Seiitidlcr
2an6trebr 6. II. g. 60, S2700.
SSuIius s. Iedgtebt cn giational
o. y. Co., $2500.
2ltbnna lerontuortb on &cltern
Gins o. Q. II g. Co., $2800.
Gtas. u. WteGarttp oil Apollo y.
II. g. Co., $1,000.
Waarie G. Giier cn @ut- Z. Wte'
iiaber, $500.
Sobn 3. Sice an sIugfta $rrnp
ferneier, S2100.
Wiarp Wt. @eftpu m Cottage u
II. g. Co, $1,000.
@attie W. @eit on @nrp VI. Be'
ton s501.7s.
eSohn ga. anppen an @eiiern
German &nnf, $500.
Bm- g. Satruan ON @arp y.
@utb, 5000.
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8ruuSeisentbnms iIebertrasHnseu
Gtneinnati, f8. Oft.

Sllnta Seffc an Catherine Bon
9arger. 81 bel 1877 Sus all Der S'iios
ieite Der Siggri6ge aDerule, t50 Sui,
ireitli6 Der 2ofnlnn elpenue nllf
9riee Sill ST..
SiiIia q. 9errifion an Sarrp @aIs
oiiL &beil bon est a in &poulds
Scr's llnterabtteInua IN @DonIing,
$1.oo.
a.ice g9. Gtarfer an Sobn 8.
sSsr., 1 Sdbr @aft, bonn 10. Oftober
1917 on, ouf Got 7 In arcccia Bla.,
ir Spbe s}art. UionatIidJe @aetbe
$1,000.
Sobn g. 8oIfer on sSobn nno Sils
Tia @. Rera sos gder Sano in
GurDeD 1914, 9tnoerion 3oiuribip.
81.
Sobna. .Sosbroof on gffie8. Sope'
prG, Got SO une 54 in Der DiaOeira
Seights lltterabtbeilung, 81.
SSso6n %, 8lulis an eomoro ".
inlo Wiargaret Serbert, 81 5ilB on
Der Ror6ieite Der gleainnt Strabc,
biI6eilO GbeiI BON Got % IN Sobn
Gruig's llnterabtbeiliins IN @beDiot,
81 90.
GmiIn 80. aeeler an Die eincins
natl Sorie SBoe & ssron 60, 16
&ois IN @orgen @mnslepsl sllnterub'
tbeiIung IN Socoerl, $500.
@ma gt. 2ungc an @boie 8. 2as
bis 2ot 7 nno 9beiI bon Got 5 IN
Sbouas s. Dsorton's llnternbtbei'
Iiina an Der Obierpotorp 8foaO, 81.
GRaie @. QaDia als Arsa W. Kan.
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Rt9t freunbIi&

qrOfsITOr Der GbsHi,: .eOIte Sci
si.ssm Experiment stlpus fbief s,ssn.
s6nntsn mir unb bns saH5s albora.
tpriiim nit ims bimmeIbo1 IN be
guft flieqtnl zreten Sic ndher bsron,
meine 6trren, onmii sic mir bsHer 5u
fOIaen Derm6gen-.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-17
@hufk n m or.

Sn ber MISUNDERSTANDING lpsrs.r
bic Soustbisre bur9smommtn. I'm
ShIub ieiHes @ortragss fraat Ger
aebrer: .9tliO, 1ribdtn, .peldes uns
Ter ben 9biertn III Der ireuefie 8ealsi,
ter bes Wsni6en21, iporouf DER 5ris
prompt ontfpcrtst: Der Jlcb.-
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WaraIIsIs

So6tsr bes Saufes: .SOnHtdg ptrb
mein 8rutignm gum eriteIuIal bel
uns fpeifeu, Bertha
RS4tn: rgBie Iange ternsn sic Den
eigentli9 f9ou' gnd' GrduIeiu21
r3tpei Sabre
rah, ift bos ober en- kf4eiSener
Dlenf6, ber Heinige 1T elet9 ON ers
fen @beuo f@Ou suu Gfsu gston'
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anaefihrt

2lngeitelter: .SsbreH grdit'aan
iiiden Sie2 Der 1T seitern NIT 5e9r.
iniiienO Dollar uiib Der 8udbaItsrm
0urdgegnngen.
0rdulein: %. Der eleiioe - er
Doate bod mid nritnebmen.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-17
0rnhiIpA

Die brubilOis Sslegrapbis erinnert
mid an sinen sruuSlOfeu Ssrtit.s
r@ido2s
sd fam bur&nus feins Dsrbina
buns sirifhen beiben fiuben.'
.Gon3 etnfod. Gs iDsrbsn Wcrtt
abs ni8is stpetisIt.s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-17

g., 10 sSnbre gSoht, pom 1. sluauit
1917 an, aiif Got Z uno 9beil pon
sct s in Sbomas $. asotton's lin
fetabtbeiIirng oil Der Sbierpatorp
sioa6. $500 gaor mn idbrIide
lDiieibe uon $i35 init sInfniiispriDi-
lcsium fiir 5000.
emma .. Sirnt an rSpieuG :.
sIncris, 40 SUB on Der Gillette Der
81. StraBe, biIoeno Got IA in Inter
aDtbeilinI1 81 ron Saflep Bari, 81 !.
sIaic 8. goadi an gsiliail s.. uno
Soara 9Soiter, 40 bel 100 sSliB an Der
gtorooItieite ber Gilmore 9lpemie in
Safiep, 81.
@Ii5aDetb 0eder on 9uela Q. SoDs
Tor, 3 Sabre Baflt, POM 1. Sftober
1917 an nuf Cots t3t uIro 1872 in
Der @crdunts & Mechanics 6. II. 3.
Aims lliherobibetliIng in !partipea.
s~brIidlc lRictbe 81.
SnimieI =. 9. Morie OH albert ".
Miorie im0 SSnIia 80, GlepeIaiio, ollie
'Sntereiien in oos 2dno betannt als
&al!s' gSb1ri, Iaiifeuo BON Der Sits
feite Ger 2u0lom sItemlc bis CUR
Safprenc Strabe mno pon Der 8riis
fin Strube bis silm Ohio 5luB, 81.
,Saniiie giortin an 2eonnro ens
oreB, IS gder 2afi0 in Seftions 81
iin0 80 in Green Sopnihip, ST.
lcl,is @egborit on George 2. ilno
aIna 80. Saebr, 40 3ub OH Der Siis
ieite Der gallarh glbeiiue IN SafIeg,
Si.00.
Gbas. S1oeueol6 an 9lnlitri Ea'
Jeff, a Sabre FadJt, toni 1. WCpents
Der 1917 an, nif oen 9noenraim be-
FAINT oIs go. 433 Central 9loenue.
YonatIid)e 9ietbe $40.
Narn 6. 9iIin,ns on Gle Stnot
cincinnati SbeiI BON 2ot 9 in 9nnio
81. Seniper's l,uterabtleIliing tiir
Ynifipnn, $500.
D2arn e. gSafefieIo an WaroeIla
@ldlep IL. ano., Sot 8 in @aibiug'
ton gbares' glooitior su $urrIion,
$t.00.
syalnes g. Cooper an Barbara
@ebmeier, 80 bei 1875 SUB on Der
Sitieite ber @lberon sIDenue aiif
95rire Sia. 81.
Charles Wiaper on 9iidoIas @rids
ner, % bel 1870 SUP an Der gtor6ieite
6es SSinuooo 9lace Gif Dit. glilburn,
$t.00.
Ghriiiine GtoedIe an Rorris @eis,
% bei 90 SUB an Der gine Strabe IN
GorrpDille, ST.
@larD 6. 9oop II. gno. on Gillian
Greelbreft. 20 bci 80 aub OH ber
Siioicitc Der 2acIeoe 9lpeniie, biloeno
sc. 80 in @ul Strrm's llnierabs
bon Glen grooe, 81.
Deaitie Wt. 8eit an 2Siliam 8.
2yfins, Got 28 In Der llnterabtbei'
lung bon Soiepb Wsorten's gsa&lo5
in @aoiionbiIIe, 81.
esSuIiiis s. @edTte6t on Wiiinie
2mlM, 33 BEL 150 fiiB ON ber @eit'
ieite Der Sutton &neme tn gso1uooo,
500.
3beo6ore Teberutnn OH artbur Z.
2einineer II. Gnb., 90 BEL 140 Sub
OH Der elm Noennie In 9onpooo, 81.
Die Te.qIbIic 8. II. %. 60. on @oie
W. Staperrnaru IL sluo., 2ots 99y
lin6 1000 In Sefticu 81 IN ber
9lortb College Sin llIiterabtbeiliHs,
Sl.00.
@ecrae gs. CONDO an gnna ..
gpnoc u. al,lb., 80 Siib on Der Olt'
Iere Der @orr;um slnenie, 100 0aIb
norSIi1 Der Gbhlito StroBe in abon'
bale, $2560.
ssobn 9. Ga @arre on 9sarp
Steirort, 90 9lder 9arb III Geftion
%, Delhi Sotpnibip, 81.
9lngela @aii an 2ibbie 6. Bib
latS, Got 10 IN ber Spbe Rart lln'
IerabtDeillng on cet Grie QDe-, 81.
8. O. Bed IL slnb. an gtahIaB bon |
2. 9. Sarriion, SO Sabre a,ad1t, pom
: Sftober 1917 nn aiif "a bel 81 |
fuB on oer georbicite ber 6. Strabe, |
~ ssiib oitIitb Der 8inc Str. Si5rs
.itJe Wdethe $1,000 NIT AiIfaiifsprp
,iIeni,tru fiir Sf0O 600