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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-10
GERMANS CRUEL
TO T0PR|SONERS,
GERARD ASSERTS
Inhuman Treatment Observed
at Camps,

NFW YORK, April 10 British
charges OF cruel trcatmcn, rc.cn cl b
war prisoners in Germany are come
firmcd by James W Gerard For ,hc
first time since his return from Ger
many the former ambassador. al tho
dinner Of the Canadian club last night
told some OF the things he had seen
on visits to the German prison camp,
IN the capacity of Official representa-
tive Of the British and Canadian gov.
erumentS
Boys Shoot at Prisoners
u have seen small boys said Mr.
Gerard, with German simplicity and
kindness, march about prison camps
armed with bows and arrow, and shoot
arrows tipped with nails A, the prs.
onerS. At another camp ! visited they
had trained German sheep dog, to bite
the British and when the guard, went
through the camp they took the lrallcd
dogs with them and It was seldom
that they failed TO bite BruAh sol
dlCrS
The commandant Of this camp was
removed after long delay. upon com.
plant of Mr. Gerard
Condemned to Death.
Another time there wa, typhuS
fever in a camp where Russians were
interned saving that all the allies
should stick together. the Germans
placed English and French prisoners
with the Russians in the typhuS camp
thus condcmnng numbers OF them to
certain death"
At the climax of this story Mr.
Gerard told how the inhabltan,, OF a
northern German town were impris-
oncd and held up 10 shame because
they had given food and drink TO a
trainload oi Canadian war prisoners
who were starving and hall dead with
thirst
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-10
Germans Captured
in Launch Filled
With Gasoline

ATLANTA Ga, April l0-A launch
manned hy German speaking crew
and carrying more than 500 gallons Of
gasoline was captured several davS
ago off the Georgia coast and taken
to fetnandlna, Fla, according TO a let.
ter received here by Charles s. Arrow
state game and fish commissioner. The
capture was made hy revenue cut
ter, Mr. Arnow said adding tha, it
had caused mlch speculation as to
whether or nj there was any truth in
reports oi German submarine, in the
Cult oi Mexico. only one OF the Ger.
man crew spoke English, Mr. Arrow
said. " had no information TO in.
dicatc here they came from.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-10
,PROBLEMS
NNe HEART
ByRrs.6lisabefh 7homDSon.

DEAR MRS. THOMPSON D /
| am a Young married woman with
- two children and am happy Nv
husband &, very good TO me and loves
me dearly, bat ! have done one thing
which ! am very sorry for Until a
lew months ago my mother had a
boarding house and used to 60 there
TO help her quite a little. Nv husband
worked nights then was there one
night rather late and ono of the boy,
took me home When We came home he
said he loved me and asked me to
clopc with him. which OF course would
not do ! must say love him and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-10
RUSSIAN DEMOCRATS
PUT TRUST IN DUMA

LONDON, April lO-The Russian
official news agency IN dispatch from
Petrograd SAYS that the constitutional
democrats IN the duma have unani.
mou,ly adopted a resolution express
ing the fullest confidence in the Tor.
eisn policy OF the provisional govern.
ment based upon fidelity to all present
alliances The resolution calls upon
the whole nation to unite in support oi
the government IN order to bring tho
war 10 a victoriou, end
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-10
CUBA ALL SET FOR
WAR WITH GERMAN Y

NEW YORK, April 10 -Cubas ae-
active participation IN the war with
Germany was 'ignali,cd at spectral
meeting Of the Cuban cabinet today at
which council Of national defense.
headed by President Mcnocal. was
formed to cooperate with the rounc il
OF national defense at Washington. II
was announced hy the republic OF Cuba
news bureau here
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-10
Schools Prepare for Nee,

KcpotiS Ifom SCHOOLS over lhc Coun
W show they are preparing for the
county meet to he held IN Purcell April
y and y Local people arc also pre-
Dating now % give their visitors
hearty reception They will meet them
al the trains and escort them over the
city previous to the meet
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-10
SAM LOYD'S PUZZLE
Fifteen Minutes to Digest This
No. ll3

A merchant stocked h's l'',
clothing establishment ON am invest.
ment OF exactly Sl47, and hr pur
chased l47 garments. tor vest. hc
paid 49c. for pants 9Sc, and for coats
3 IS He invested his money su a.,
to have IN stock the largest po.,rn'c
number OF suits How man. pants.
coats and vests did he buy
Answer to No. ~.
The Word Orange.
Copyright 1917. by Sam IogiD
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-26
TURKS TREATING
PRISONERS WELL
Red Gross Committee Tells of Special
Comforts Accorded British and
French Troops Held

london CORES ponderce OF the
Associated Press.} General Town
snaoz who vas captured in Eut-eI-
Aaara II the early campaign in
fas9ootauzla. is lodged in the villa
Eaunscu at Frl1k5po. an island IN the
Sea of 1zarmora- He praises the
1E9uaarful at-eation o8 the Ottoman
authorities Ter his comfort.
Tats statement is made by tbs IN
ter1auoaaI committee Of the Red
Cross .u their latest reports. Dele
Gates b This society have visited
many daucts wherein British, French
and indian officers are placed and
they report that Il must be recognized
that the Turkish authorities had made
serious attempts to alleviate the
hardsalps of these officers Ia captiv-
ttv. The report says
In general the best hotels and pri-
waite houses have been placed at the
disposal OF the British and French
officers. Egth some exceptions. the
officers have not made any complaints
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-26

as to their lodgings and food As
for the soldiers the question Is differ
eat We know that the Turkish sol
dies are subjected 70 the same re-
giGne. they are content with very
little, endure the greatest prjvatioas
and are accustomed to tbs smallest
peaas principally those coming from
marches across the desert that one
can understand their restoration 10
health wouId be rendered difficult by
an insufficient diet When, as as Atlam
karahissaT. they have 20 work. their
strength IS taxed 10 an extent which
is not in proportion with their power
of resistance. This implies no blame
on the Turkish authorities, but is the
result Of exceptional circumstances.
At Esld Shehr. SIS Indian Aoham-
medan officers are lodged ia the best
private houses IN the town. At Brusa.
which was visited on New q and %
"A British officers including SIX gen
erals were at the Hotel Br0tte and
Hotel Osmanieh.
At Adun krahIssar on Nov. Is, there
were So British officers. ASP British
soldiers and 2Z3 Indian soldiers. The
but the quantity rather too small The
delegates received an assurance from
the Turkish high command that the
pr. soners shall not be obliged TO work
more than eight hours day they
receive exactly the same food as the
Turkish soldier
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-26

Fgee Instruction. Ia
Knitting Friday
? % s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-26

Toilet Preparations

preparations exclusively
facon and viii cheey refund not pleased with
FREE TOMORROW polish bottle Of nail bleach
vanishing
builder powder
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-05-02
PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

BY virtue Of. the authority vested
n the undersigned Trustee by a
Deed OF Trust made By ] Frank Bris.
coz, dated the 10Th day Of October,
1910 and recorded in the Office of
The Clerk OF the County Court of
Berkeley County. West Virginia. in
Decd OF Trust Book No /, page 80.
and default having been made in the
payment Of the indebtedness thereby
secured. and written notice of such
default having been served upon the
Undersigned Trustee. he viii offer for
saie a. public auction at The front
door oil The County Court House OF
Berkeley County. West Virginia on
SATURDAY,, May 5. 1917,
a. 1.30 O'clock p M.
All Of that certain lot or parcel Of
ground situate, lying and being on the
Hczt side Of South College street in
the city at Ma"tinsburg. Berkeley
County, VET Virginia, fronting rs
feet on Tho West side of said South
college @#eft ana extending back
wesiWardiy af equal width, 50 feet.
and being IS feat OF the North side
Of the Lot aWaed BY Martha Lee. and
tho same real estate conveyed To the
said T Frank Briscoe by Deed of
Martha Lee AMI husband. dated the
18th day of October. 1910. and re-
ra@Ged n the Office of the Clerk Of
the County Court Of Berkeley Coun-
~, Hest Virginia
TERMS OF SALE
OnH..h.ed of the purchase money
cash ea de- of sale the residue in
Ep equgl payments Of six and twelve
m@tls ihe deferred payments to be
evidenced by the promssory, nego-
TABLE notes ef The purchaser bearing
interest from date of sale and to be
secured by Deed of Trust on the prop
.erty sold.
] o. HENSON, Trustee.
/ Is 1twk 4wks
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-05-02
MAY-DAy PROGRAM or
The GOOD NEIGHBORS
Thursday Afternoon At Hooge
Street School.

The laIies Of Hoogc Street chap
ter of the Good Eeighhor Society. al
ways on thc alest arr beginning IL
bestr Themselves fer fhe oprnins Of
The plavgroun5- in TIA part Of the
city IN June In connection with the
movement there VIII be = meeting 81
.he Society in Principal snyd4r's
room a the school hours Thursday
afternoon at 4 O'Clock 10 which pat.
rons OF he schools and friends from
aay parf II the city viii be welcome.
i \ MayDay program has been arrang
I'd for the society and visitors. a.
follows
Scripture reading.
Prayer Bev Grizzard
"Spf.ng Song Meaael-sobu Vic.
tg9la
eThe pan3eHons =GifIs from Frst
and Second Grades
Thu Wonderful World. William
Brightly Rands Recited BY Bernice
Edwards
THE Daisies Danee"-Third Grade
Pupils
lTbe two musical numbers by The
primary children have been taken
1om he Spring Fragrant, The Mir
f - Nr...#,,,
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-05-02

is sAG y S'thif, Ia
4 warm Data NHt4
Snsol soap aua =
:. St'ie aPpl eatj1a
,resiAol niutuzrut
q ssstn ing Aral.
& rsaiHol Hted a
pa stopG it, hlbg
oEse, AZ 50 i
% rs sway2il trace
eruption even la
vere and stubborn
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-05-02
ENCOURAGES SALE
Of
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE


estate Of Minerva Blessing. deceas-
ed by virtue of the authority vested
in them by the last will and tesla
mcnt Of Minerva Blessing. deceased.
which WIS duly pFobated. and Of rec.
ord in the office of the County Court
Of Berkeley County. West Virginia in
NIIl Book No -. page 49,. Will offer
at public auction 10 The hishcs bid
der IT the front door Of the Court
House OF Martinsburg. N-es, virginia.
on
eATuenAv NAV 10 1917
~ y mn : ~ y - 40
ro't.!'i'i',.' iiS q ~ = 9ioeNt 'ns .oi
,oN ','s l''2'- ip,o ieal eatd'es ,oe@ "a
~ me Town Oh Maillasoofe' W. a.
- VI, ".
tIt'o nat certain toi OF parcel
d GROUND loseiaer win me improve
Aithts tnefeoIl. SITUATE OH Tue south
9tu,' u Tt NiHE 5'Ieet' IN "1la lo"ii
d "laIs.a alHss' ana fronting Sf'e Ieel
eH sa'o slreel ana running oact
9QulH"atdiy o. equal "ldth Zoo leet
a"Jo,h'hs properties Of formerly ton
en- Ma'lla ana fiieh moore. ana be
'us WHAT Is aesiShaled as iel 10. -
~ cue SUD alF,sloh oil lot 40. 81 on
~; p,''' - - '9N u lI.,''
- - 5''- ''e'' - 1't GU - " ~
~ u''l' a',cs'sea' III "nien aui( III
eNaHesif lateiN pehdlhe III the 1H-
- 1'' VI 9"'a 'o5lnt. VI befAt.
III NUtItlt hEOtSt u. W nilsson Gu
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-05-02

sFes snItss ths trQNbIe i due t. some
|erioss ieternsl disorder
You k~ed never hesitate To u... resi-
Dol. II ia doctors prescription that
has ss.a used by other physicians for
Ews~tv years in the treatment Of skin
Infections. 1t contains absolutely moth
Irg that could iniure the tenderest
Avery druggist sells resinol ONT
II raainaf scan 1871 G..
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-05-02
What to Do for
Itching Skins

TRrrs /, usually ualucaiate r.Iief f.r
asiss iteslss, burning aud disHgured 81
.ezema, rtRgvorm. or similar torueat-
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-05-02
THE MARKETS

The following are the prevailing
prices being paid by Martlnsburg
merchants and elevators today:
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-05-02
GERMAN MEASLES
STIRS PATRIOTIC GIRL

By international News service.J
va hing On. ra MAY When a
health officer posted house here
Win "Gex&al Measles pJacard a
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-05-02

Mr.. and Mrs Charles b
were al Hotel Berkeley
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-05-02
or
"A. FARMERS

4, / GkMrkA IL
Il
- Il
|OteS Issued BVlll
oepd' 'ilt0i't' II
So oil Wpst Virginia H
slogan Help West II
tusiatic
andle AeEeg'.uralI i
a careful sasee, oil
lhable fam p.uIarss /
Ike rsanr.os II
H4 sarfaa bas
,or problem IN Il
.rn5~5ea all Is 4
ndst56n- ~ NE 1
epa1fmeri off
p AS 10
labeE sha.
,au . rourb
res afc
.in+eJ mac.
nntatoes
reau beIned
manned mea.
on, nj miners
association has
tho fr.o nse nj
nIaca :, tyga+too.
n tha. sec,fop
ason Wsvne and
beIninc IN sne.
ension sneefsIssts
sjye campaign for
5y1ine ears beans
ar load onan.ftfez
demands created
40 ~, - 4-5,...,,.
a. Charleston
ms realize that fba
isers Now At Work
=: :: go: !: :: !: :. :; :: :: ::
s;ts kenr sa.ie+ac4;,,, ,5,9t
wells who :. tbs. ..,na
x,,eh exce,,a,t Ponce az .fa
oeiation of which he has been
ted appraiser in West Virginia
present the Baltimore Land
In cooperation with Mr. / b
.s sec1,.tarv of tho land bspl,
he other officials Mr. Wells j..
V Formulating The da.a.fs nee.
for proner annra;sal n, no
and approve 81 M lo.o. -.
BY yarjops farm Toa1 .a..,5..
ons,
oroanizstfon and co.oo.ra+io, p,,.
10 county each a. ,q- f,,-e.
s. meynbe7s1,in faa f,~ iat4;
IAN Hand. Agric,,l-nral crnb
rage say I'd ..ao5 Ia. ea-.a.
purchas nm. +fo w. r
d or INV ,,...oa -.
.n-saS
saxed o,-o. $40 o7ob
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-01
81. uubetannte Armes.
gaSabiter gefansHisIshea i'm ariese

gtit eiIier eigeirarttgelrB Biiblifation,
bic toabrerib bcs arieges eribienen
lit, rnaht Dos @erhtler .1agebIatt-
gas giiAifun betanirt.
&er iest bon benz gpBeH erIebea
bicier 9ett aiisgef9Iofien 1T, 81 mem
6ic aapaftieen geihidalhbeu ereig.
niIIe oes @leItfrieges ipie nis iDeiter
syeuR MIR briueett, obne bag er IT.
Oe,lbpie artbeiI uetrncn tnnn. Der III
,pabrbaitig tief Sii betlagas. Rsr, bic
Drr nidh NIT ben nitoereu m ots
Sdladt 5ieFen tonIsen. oR mir 81
Salie iein utiiifen, feincr anoeren au'
tDcil an 6en ereigniiien rtebulen ton.
neH, aIs es 6ea 9nbeiugeH Kitchener ge.
itattet 1T, mir erupfiuoen i3on oieic
llntbatigteit irtiper eculg. lin me
riel uehr aber ieHe, Die butter oidea
gboiiern iiseu, be iid) iaePH ruiiilen.
rob es ibre eigere SfpuIb tit, penit
lie DON 6ern groBeH rdtiort1ien Scben
aYs1eihloiieR ii1i6l auh IN scH Srai.
gcfangniiTen iinb wednner, IN De.
nen bic s1amuie Der @ateriarl0sliebe
bod auflobert; ibrs Ser5eu Snb bur4
@erbre&eu unb Strafe bod nidt 10
perbdrtet, bdb iis bic Gorge lin bas
9ei9id Don 2aiIS unb Bolt, otm ils
anaeh0reu, ni6t mGbtis sruyts, bob
iis Is nidt tief beilasteH, bon Der
9ertbsibiguns 0eutidlanbs ousse'
i4lOFsu 81 isin unb an ben Sisssn
unb bem 0orfpdrtsrdngen unierer
Sesr. tsinsn 2IntbeiI gu babsn! Dis
fiebern mir bod, bic mir in Der Grei.
belt lsbsn, i&on Dor ertpartung. peHn
bic 8sribte pom ariegsiGauplab ii9
nur um einies Stunhsn persOssrn =
unb isns in ben Gefdnsniiien nriiiien
gsbuIois barren, Bis ibnen sin freunos
lid seiinnfsr gDdrter Don bem mits
tbeilt, mas brnuBen Dor ii9 gtbt!
ginsn srihiitteriben Ginblif In
bas Seelsnleben Der StrafsefonetnsH
ipdbrtnb beg aritges seipdbri eine
Helm, G9rift, bic Dr. Eetloff glltt,
pfarrer am 3eIlsn@fGngniB Tfoabit,
untsr bsm Sitsl ,Dit unbetGnnte 4r.
mes beruusgssebm bat Ds uube- |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-01
GrHnSSeiseutbums. !. ilebertraenHsru
Gtntinnatt 30. 9lpriI.

Gineinnati 30. 2lpril.
Waarp e. ganbipier on u. 2s.
Searcp. 81 SUB an Der Oiifeits bsr
part aotHue, Balnut Oils, 81.
GborIes ). UlaIsbarD, abm'r., an
Wiunie Reismann, 22.23 4der aauo
in SettiOn 10, 9reen 5otpnibtp, 500
9urrp Sinisp an 2lOpb Batter, IA
lder 2anb in Seition 20, Spsucer
SoipnIbip, 81.
SermaH $. Stappe II. 2lnb. an
GbarIes 9ebrung, Got SO in gpIPs
unterabtbeilung in elrntpoob, $500.
SaIia 90. 5arbeiOn an o. s5rsbss
rid unb 2snu sospfsr, 30 BEL 110
SUB an Der gsorbfeits Der Ribble
Rpab. $500.
Sobn MeGoffsrtp, per Sber:Ff, an
2ouiie WscGaffsrtp. 80 SUB an Der
RorbIeits Der GIappoole 2lpenu., biz
benb Got 81 in Diaiam s. Reffs lin.
terabtbeilune, $1700.
emma Sopnslep on Sofr Rbu,
100 BEL ITO SsiiB an Der SiibIeits
ber Glenedp abenue IN Rorfppob, 81.
gliee D. Stdrtep an BiIliam Sies
man, / Sabr gd4t 5om 7. Wfai 1877
an. auf bos Gigszt5um betaunt ola
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-01
granSsissntsn -Sppotssfen.
ttnaetrasen.


Samud Smitb an Rarp Bramblt
$3.50.
Sobn 9. Ri6urbs an Cartilage 9,
II. 6. o.. $1,000.
emma 8. gorbes on bo.. $1,000.
Sorab 3. 4nberfoH ON Girit Wdrh
3. II. 8. Co., $3.50.
GlUbb Batter an 2ineoln o. q. SO,
/, $1,000.
2ouife Rcgaffertp an gfberon 6.
u. 9. a., $3.50.
Dtuthios @asn.r an IL. Bdrb 3.
u. 8. Co., $500.
Soiie Rbu ON u. 81 Rriplanb.
$4,000.
Clarence Z. W1ffio an WiIforb
Some glbe. Co., $500.
Olga SKINNER an DiHon %. Germ
il. 4nb., 1886.
@iIheImins e<iltop an Thlfprb o.
u. 9. Co., $4,000.
@iniam sobn an Mkfipoob Some.
ltedo 10, SZ5O0.
Rpb.ri g. Srout an DO, $500.
Daniel Spfs an guterprif. 9. n.
8. u. Co., $500.
Ttinnis Rod an glenn 3. II. g. a..
$500.
eOuis @immu .an geOrss Serrine
ger, $1,000.
Rprl .a.eptr an Gait eIrb 8. u.
Co., $1,000.
Sufs 9. WuGau ON Guttrpriissg.
u Co. 5000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-01


Wenben +. Gdbnep an Goutberl
| Obio Sapings pdnt Co., S22O0.
| eugsnie U. Worston an bo.. 5000
Die elbtrOn presbntsrianiI6e air
DE an Der stirhsn gaurdtb, $500.
Do. an bc., $1,000.
Dlarie 0erifen an CHARLES 3. Rsab
$3.50.
Carrie .5od an geetman Strset 9
II. 9. Co., $500.
| Gbcrfes 9. Sdrbiman an Gsntra
| 5airmpuni .. II. 8. Co., $500.
ernii ". Siodmeitr an gesimol
Sirsst 3. II. 9. Co., 500.
9lnnn r. Bauer on Soutbern Obi
6. Il. z. 60, 5000.
9tnnn 3. Bauer an 5. @. Rbu
$1,000.
5rant 9. Woob an 5pbe porf 9
u. 9. 60, $4,000.
DOrotbn atnnsbp an Tlap Dlcain
len. $500.
Seeson Ws. Jiadcs an eharlss 8
Ortmuu, $500.
GttiIett Sbpotbeten.
GIijdbttb griniman an 9ine Stree
Gable g. Il. 3. Co., $1,000.
Sobn 6. Rifarbs an Carthage e
Il. 8. o., $2900.
emma 8. Ncgrsn an bo.. $500.
Ratbins Shipar3 an Sobn 9,
Dungblutt, $500.
Sdrrb Sinfep an Guterpriie 3. II
9. u. Co.. 5000.
SIora 8iddel an Grnit Station
g. II. 9. Co., $2400.
9homas 3. 9ain an Brighton Ger.
man gaHt Co.. $500.
Scbn Suhlmdnn al Dolunteer 6,
II. 9. Co., $1,000.
Rate Hratmnn an Gdmilp .. ".
Ro. /, $500.
Satie Giesfpeiu an Gol.rain 9. Il.
g. Co., $23O0.
guifnp v. Bsrnsr an bo.. $500.
Clara Reeber an PART 9aa Bldg.
Co., $50.
part SaII 9Ibg. 60. on MeIftpoob
!Someiieab 60, $500.
5bsrsiia StJipsibsr an Brighton
9ermnn ganf 60, $500.
Wnr RoisnitsiH an Sunpubs g. u.
6. Co., $4400.
Winnis @iIlman an Rasgis 6.
Sbrdpe, $3.50.
allmn 8. SoIben an Clifton Thtial
g. II. 9. Co., $4500.
Dm. 9ari9 an Cecilia Soutber,
$1,000.
9lbrl assb.r an @isnn 3. II. g. a.,
$500.
George 80. 2Ousps an 1irii Ratios
nal Q. Ii. 9. Co., $2500.
Rarb 5. S@ud an Dm. Duebber,
$3.50.
garl ainb.inann an Soau iSa1ins.
$500.
9tnna 3. Bauer ON 5r.beri& Bauer,
$500.
DO. on gbaporb gebletfeu, $500.
Sarrp 3. S6aeper an GIHbais g.
II. 8. u. Co., $1750.
6srbert g. Garmau ON @nna
Weugbtr, $3.50. q
Sardb g. Souobus on WAsaoofs
pIi g. II. 6. Co.. $3.50.
Sba W. goriptn ON RiIforb S8. u.
9. 60. s1700.
Sof. Wafbinstpn on aiberais2. u.
3. Co., $3.50.
aront 8. Weinien On Jo9n'G
pardmann. S700.
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30. 1880 Grpsr apenus. Wionatli8
Wlief6e $45.
Jrant Reinhnrot on -anna 9ebsi
ming, elm 5rdit 9arb in Seition Is
@rstn 3DpuTbip, 81.
Rohlab BON emma :. Wlaitio az
Glarsncs Z. Maitio, 80 BEL 100 5uf
an Der fiib5Itlihen Gds Der Wbebs
unb Desmond 2lpenue in Wabiion
bile, $140O.
Games 9. 6ern an Olga Wimmsr
Got 81 in Der Rorpoob 8ielu Inter
dbthsiIuns, 81.
M1rp so. Gareb an Rate 9rieiier
50 bel 100 5ub an Der gtontrof'
glpenue, bilosnb Got 15s in Soiepb u
Games llnisrabtheilune. $3.50.
ssDd M Gortpiu an Nilhelmin'
Seiltop, Cots 1cO unb 101 in bey
Montouf llntsrabtbeiluns in Wsil'
forb.
Sbo Ml Gorfpin an @ilbeImin,
Seiltop, cots 100 unb 101 BON Der
Montdut llntsrabtbeiluns in Wtil'
fprb, iernsr, 2 Qls BON ID psitlif Der
9ittIe Minmi GiTsHbGbn in RilfOrb,
$1.O0.
9upin 9. Sablsr on Wm. 7. aens
nebp, % bei 100 Sub an Der Siibisit:
hsr Banning Strobe. 151 SUB OitIi4
Der @prSOn Sirube. 81.
6arrD RsipsG an Daniel 5ols, so
Bel 1875 Sub an Der OItisiis Der Ders
ter @osHue in Arlington Setgbts. 81.
GarI Brsiuins an Gbriitins 8reis
nina Befiri6, Cots go. 81 unb SO
BON Der ROTsldrb 6eigbts llnisrab.
t6eilung In Rortb 9enb, ferner $50
glder in SettiOn IA, Miumt 5p., 81.
Soispb gfislter an Qouis Wimmsr,
80 bel 175S5uB on Der Deitieite Der
Dane Strabs. 200 SUB n0rbIi4 Der
Gbafe Strabe. 81.
9eoree Srieger an Bernard Sra'
mer ST., 45 bel lis SUB an Der Siibs
isite Der SI0en SiraBs in 4rIington
Ssigbis, 81.
Die Gitp 9ruft &c S0ss. gout bon
0aptou an 9arpep R. @ouOran, 80
bel 215.78 SUB an Der giorbieite Der
gIepslano 2lpsnue, 1866 SUB 0iiIi4
Der Reaoing Rpd0, 81.
Sulia Ouebber an 2ouiIe Sdms
man, so bel 105 SUP an Der Oitieits
ber Sot apenue, so SUB nOroIi9 Der
Gbeftuut Strobe, 81.
9llbert gDerrp Il. glnb. on Garri.
Jarrel, 20 Sub an Der Siibieite Der
2lrh Strnbe, 5ipiiHen 9roabipdp uno
2uoloip Strdbs, 81.
QIeronber s.. Beam an Sufie 6.
McGaa, Elm 5ratt aanb in Setiion
q, Columbia Sopnfbip, 81.
George SeIipis on 2auretta Tlos
ran, 9Ots as uHb 46 IN RObert 90.
fen's llni.rabtb,iIung in Clifton, 81.
Iyloru Oits an Warie @risn, 25
BEL 104 Sub on Der Weitieite Der
@besIer Strabe, 81.
stobn &. gurte on Weitbod Rears
bon, Got 155 in 9lod 20 in unttrs
bon 9lerbdI., 81.
Sobn @iuiam Rbu an 2tnnn s.
20a Nder 2arb in Settion
10. Springfielb Sotpuibip. 81.
Gpntbta aoIb on bic llniou Sobs
ines 9. II. 9. Co., Sruites, 14.52
2ld.r in SettiOn "a, Columbia Sotpns
hip, isrusr, 1859 ader 2anb in Gel
tion 23 in Columbia SOtpni6tp, ftrs
nsr. 1902 @d1 in Settioa 23, Gos
lumbia SotpnIbip.
Ulap TtoainlsB on Sorotbp Rem.
nsop, 80 BEL lis Gub an Der Rorb'
isiie Der Mnrburs @beuu. in Der
Bart pInce llnterGbibeiluns. 81.
Samuel .. Cooper an Rofs 3.
gsab. 35 5ub an Der Oitisits Der pers
tius glDenue, III SUB n6rbIid Der
apenue, 81.
WiIIiam 9ebbers on RahloB BON
aeurnsr 9. Sarrifon, 20 bel "a Sub |
IN Der norbtpeitii6en Gde Der 6.
5trnb. unb aobss 2IIIsp, 81.
YbilIipp 8eb.r an 9atbarina
Ssn.r, 25 ssub an Der Rorbisite Der
Queen gitp Gbsnue. 81.
5rart 6. potter an Serrb Z. Sims
i'd. 40 Bel 40 SUB an Der WeItleite
'er gee6 slDenue in Roripoob, 81.
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