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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-02-22
Obituary..

Adelbert L. Branson was born in
Fon du lac. Wis, Aug. ~, 1853,
and died at Norfolk, Neb.. Feb
ruary 10. d917. He leaves be-
sides his widow, one son and
dai@hter. four brothers and one
sister. The son lives at home.
The daughter is married and
lives in Miller, S. d. The BROTH
ers are Marcus d.. Missouri VAL
ley, Frank H., Walnut, Neh.. Will
lis H., Sioux City, Guy H., La
Grange, Ill. The sister. Mrs. L.
Josie Campbell, lives in Lincoln,
Nei.
Dell, as he was known, lived in
Missouri Valley from 1896 10
i9i3. He had been an employee
OF the G. & N. W. railroad for
thirty six years. On account of
permanent disability he was PEN
stoned Feb. A !. 1916. His ailment
lat last developed in serious kid.
.ney trouble. and he had been con-
fined to The house since Jan. I.
and Ia his bed one week Burial
lat Norfolk, Neb.
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Communication.

Wolsey, s. d., Feb. 16, 1917.
Editor Times, Mo. Valley, la.
Dear Sir: Find enclosed a
draft for the Times for a year.
We have had some real winter up
here, but it's fine now--4S above
and thawing. We have lots Of
snow and it is drifted badly. We
had three of the worst billiards
this month that have visited this
section since 1891 There has
been lots of sickness around here
as well as down there. Hoping
this finds you all enjoying good
health, Yours truly,
MRS. ROBT. HATCHER. &.
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Twen.y-Fifth Anniversary.

The twenty-fifth anniversary of
the *. and l.. OF S. was most fit
tingly celebrated Saturday night
by a 7 O'Clock banquet. at which
some 200 members We're present.
The tables Were set in the form
of a hollow square. Bouquets of
violets were used for decorating
PURPOSES while festoons of crepe
paper in the lodge colors We're
draped along the sides. Six young
ladies, clad in white. and six
knights, served the repast. just
before arising from the tables a
flashlight picture was taken by
Adm Brown.
This was followed by a most
enjoyable session of lodge, at
which time six new members were
initiated, several cards halloted
ION and most Interesting pro-
gram rendered.
The members We're agreeably
surprised to have The district
deputies. Mr.. and Mrs. Enbody of
Council Bluffs, walk in just in
lime for the banquet.
/ The hours remaining until
midnight We're pleasantly spent in
dancing to music furnished by
Miss Wheeler and Carl Anderson.
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Farewell rarty.

\ farewell party was given by
neighbors and friends Saturday
evening al the country home of
the William Powell family, who
Will leave shortly for their new
was DELIGHTFULLY."- spent in visiting,
games and a royal good time. A
short program was also enjoyed
which consisted Of music and
readings.
At 1nidniaht a splendid supper
was served from the numerous
baskets and hampers brought by
the visitors. Miss Ruth Powell
will remain in The Valley until
after the close Of the school
year.
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MONDAY. s.

William Douglas Is confined to
his home by illness.
T.. r.. Terry and son Roy drove
down from Onawa Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Smith We're
OMAHA shoppers this afternoon.
Ned Burke has been confined to
his home the past week by illness.
Miss Margaret Powell OF Oma-
In spent unday With home folks.
Halph Narnes of Nebraska is
Visiting friends in the Valley for
a few days.
M. T.. Rodcn, who has been i'll
the past week, is reported much
better today.
Mrs. Hinkle expects to leave
soon for Nebraska, where she will
make her home.
Bert Berry departed Saturday
evening on real estate business
"trip 10 Kentucky.
Greene Jones is reported Nety
i'll at the home OF his daughter.
Mrs. Dick Friend.
Il. h. Davis expects to leave in
iha morning Tor a two months
stay in Oklahoma.
j. r.. Marshall of Mondamin
purchased a Ford touring car To-
day of Henry Sahn.
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Notice Of assIann,e,i
To Whom 1t May Concern 4

To Whom It May Concern
You are hereby notified b
January 10, 1917, the co-ll
ship heretofore existing Z
gagged in business, in n
Valley, Iowa, under the
the Reed Grocery Compai
the individual members
to-wit, e. M. Reed and WI
liman, made a general
ment of all the property 4
sets of said co-partnershl
of all the property and a
the individual members th
the State Savings Bank II
souri, Valley, Iowa, as \
Lag i6H the benefit Of ali
iir1lors OF said co-partners|s)
for I'LL creditors of the inn
members thereof. The IA
of the sale of property tdd
piled to claims in the or
manner provided by lawl1
cases, without. any pre-
whatever. j,
That the assignee hasNl
fled and taken possessio8
property of said co-parA'
and the property Of the int,
members thereof, and all n
having claims against q
partnership or against ii
dividual members thered
present such claims duly
lied and supported by pro-
fidavit within three month
lthis date.
All persons owing So
partnership or either Of
dividual members thereof
make payment to the under
assignee.
Dated this 18th day of ia
l1917.
STATE SAVINGS BA'
Missouri Valley ]
lJi5-22-29-F5-12-i9 AS
By II. NJ. silsby. c
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senior Party.

Inc lass OF 1911, M. v. ID. y.
enjoyed a lively time at the high
school last Saturday evening.
1t was backwards party and
after going through the several
acts and stunts arranged by the
entertainment committee, one
could not tell whether he was go
ing backards or forward or stand
ing on his head or feet.
There was backwards race,
which honors were carried off by
Stanley M. Atherton.
Next came a spell down. all
words to be spelled backards cor
i'ectly The side of VIM. Emge
finally plucked the grapes, by
spelling down the other side. d.
brennan Douglass fought the
whole Emge crew for more than
five minutes, until he was finally
compelled to capitulate upon the
word acat."
Another Interesting feat was
the pan race. Each side captured
an event in this, and was accord
ingly awarded a prize. The side of
Stanley Atherton won a prize of
four,-large healthy. looking tear
producers, commonly and other
wise known as onions.
The side, of Marjorie Hall won
one small sweet pickle, all warts
having been removed beforehand
Everyone of course was cos
TUNED in some manner, and the
prizes were carried off by Jake
Jones and "Zeke" Meats.
The Gaping climax of the eve
lining was the mock marriage OF
J. e. Tamisiea and Miss Gladys
IJoncs, with Rev. VIM. Boulder
| officiating. Zeke Meats was best
man, Ida Golyer ring bearer, and
Pearl Logan bridesmaid.
A debate was, also held between
INN Boulder and Pearl Logan
/ affirmative, and d. d. Douglass
and Maud Muller. negative. The
breadth Of thought and depth oil
depression We're so great, how
lever, that the writer will not maj
those wonderful pearls of oratory
.Iby commenting upon them. Lei
4 il suffice TO say the affirmative
Ewon.
! Another browning event was
1.-The feed. IT was excellent beyond
comparison. Hot water finger
i bowls, dishpans of milk, mon
kcy-wrench'' pickles, etc, etc.
4 were led in. Then came sand
1 wiches, pie. cookies, bananas, etc
4 The party closed with a good
\ game of spin the pam Every
one got siung for forfeit, anG
between Mr.. Warren and VIM
|Boulden, the antics that were cut
when the forfeits were redeemed
would have brought tears OF
laughter from the eyes of a po-
tato, One lad was certainly very
Jealous about rcdceming GER
jfain ring set with a pink colored
.lstone. He redeemed it by stand
ling on his head in the corner for
four minutes. He sure did fine
JOB of, it, too.
We We're then advised that Sun
day was very near and the crowd
broke up and departed for the va
rious parental domiciles, prepar-
latory to getting ready for Sun
day school and other places.
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Weekly weather foe2

For Upper Mississippi
and Plains States: The
of the week will be cold
by considerably warmer
the latter half. Snow il I
at the beginning Of the y
generally fair weather al
day.
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CA S I or q
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature sssss the 81 al zsszzz7.sss
Mr.. and Mrs. Enbody of Council

Mr.. and Mrs. Fnbody of Council
bluffs we're guests OF old friends
over Sunday. Mrs. Enbody was
formerly Mrs. Lewis and has a
Ao5t OF friends in the city.
Mrs. Arthur Hanson OF Pcrcixal
who has been the guest of her
sister. Mrs. Grove Brown. left this
morning for ModaIe to visit her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank VIII
son.
Miss Mvrlle Casey spept the
afternoon with her sister. Mrs.
Geo. Newton. in Couneil Bluffs,
Miss Marjorie Newton will return
home with her This evening TO
spend a few DAYS
Snow started falling this morn
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~,
|tka ncali L, b III
|that the people living m
|ofs the state who could "a,
TO Be patri6 tic enough tof
q highway which sioes
through their own toy;
would consent to it Andl
the expenditure. {
Let US all endors0 the&
highway and spend 3 cd
its construction.
The counties no loheI
the automobile funds, III
diversion could be made
damage to any single 5lod
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Important Notice.

We have never before sold q
remedy with the QUICK action Of
simple bucMhorn bark, glycerine,
etc, as mixed in Adler-i-ika, the
appendicitis preventative. ONE
SPOONFUL relieves sour stom-
ach, gas and constipation at once.
Doty & Peterson, Druggists.
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~ > oil ~ ~ - Es2lyEN0EyS1O n 1v1slt
st The board 81 sup wilson's 4 met
pursuant to adjournment ALL
irlBfnbefs weEg present.
This being the time heretofore
fixed hy the board for receiving
bids for the construction Or the
improvements in Fisher Sub
Drainage District No. 1;sonly one
bid was submitted; and it appear
ing to the board that said bid was
excessive and should be rejected,
said bid is therefore ordered re-
jected and the county auditor is
hereby directed to re-advertisc
for bids for doing said work, tho
same to be- received and acted
upon atsthe session OF the board
March 9th, 1917.
! Pursuant to application the.
auditor was directed and empow-
cred to issue poor warrant in the,
sum of 1912 to pay 1916 tax on
lot TO. block 10, Missouri Valley,
and to issue, refund warrant in
the sum of $500 to redeem from
tax sale on said lotion account Of
the owner not being able to con
tribute to the public revenue.
A summary of the fourth quar-
terly and annual reports for. the
year 4 GIG, of G. p Berry, record
Ser, approved by the board follows:
Number of Instruments $50
Auditors fees - 1000.
Recorders fees $1,000
Total Il. 1868. 90.
ANNUAL REPORT.
Number of Instruments 1868
Auditors fees -.-.......S 25t.OO.
Recorders fees 2,938.7O
Total ...............-..S3 So, 1890
The auditor was directed to
notify Boulder Lodge Sanatorium
that Harrison county would as.
sist in the care OF. Miss Nettie
/ Howard at said institution to the
extent of $500 per week: the
same being the statutory pro-
vision.
The auditor was directed to
'cancel the 1915 dog tax against
Mike Nooner, in the Town of Dun
LAP, the assessor having made at
| fidavit that said tax is erroneous.
On account of property belong
ling to w. j. p. Unmack having
been listed in Magnolia Consoli-
dated School District, the audi
tor was directed and empowered
ito issue refund warrant to said
party in the sum of $500.
The trustees of Boyer township
Fortified an allowance in mdse.,
at Virgins store, in the sum of
$3.50 per week.
The application of G.. A. Landee
for permission to use bridge To-
Gated in the NE NE section 800
42, as cattle chute, was referred
ITO the board to view.
The auditor vas directed and
empowered to isah 4Sfund war
rant in the sum OF 81 k6O, in re-
demption of lot 7, blk. 2, Martins
vile, on account of saidf fpperty
having been exempted fbs@ the
board of review. M
On motion the board adjourned
Ito meet February %, 1917.
Attest: j. e. VANSGOY,
u. M. ALBERTSEN, Chairman.
Auditor.
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Advertised Lettsr list.

For the week ending Eel
9, 1917:
Barkhuff, George.
Butler, o. T.
Donnelson, Chas.
Frazier, Mrs. Ellena
Martin, L. G.
Shaver, O. D. I
7. I. F1NLH RI
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(5ortiesuHs foIgt.)
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traat Jein 5diperes @tIdid nit Rsiigs
nation. aber obne 9tr5peiflung, uno
ieber sinselne pirb bon bem gsipubts
iein aebolten, bab bic Wsni6bsii nidt
obtlOs umb slsidsiiItis an ibm pors
iibsraebt, bab. glotb unb Sorsen aus
Der Dunielbsit um ibn bsr ssidsuHt
tperben.
gIs bic aaiIerin ben sr6ben Saal
betrat, ipurbe ibr Elm eiseHurtiger eiH'
pfang 3utbsil. Gin tleints Wld0Gtn
pon nod nidt brei Sabren, gdns n
Wejb s.tIeibet, bas id]6ne 0eiiGi BON
solDsnen Goden umrabmt, reihit Der
aaiierin nit sinem ber3isen SEir Gin
Sirdubdsn WoisiDd6en. Gs III bas
ainb zines triessblinben 5o!oateis
aus Oitaulsien. llnb als Der 9otsr.
Elm braper utrdiniI9er 9anbmann, ets
| mes 5aess nit lt,ren glugenbDbieH nj
SpitaI erpahts, ba eriubr e., bdB
feline Grau BON ben Ruiien I'm 5eis
matbsort ermorbet iporben mar, isin
iIeines 5o6isrhen in bem 3erit0r.en,
bon ben RuFen pieber gsfdHbertsn
Dorf bel fremben, armsn aeuten lsbt.
Gag unb Radt ihrk be-
9linbe nah isinem ainb, bis
er 70 ipeit ipar, bab CT nit ,inein
gfleger bic nsih Reiis in bas 3ori
5uriidlssen unb bds ainb nud Wisn
brinssn tonnis. Gin ileines. 9ultsH'
bss giinbel @Ienb purbs in oas
Ylinbeniniiitut esbradt. bsiisn 5aae
se3Gblt id)ieneii. Die Satin uIe bic
orei 961ter bes Snitiiuilsitsrs, RE-
sisrunssratb MeG, liebsn bds Hino
niHt mebr bon iid unb bsute ii bic
tlsine g!sna Elm seiuHbes, lt6Hss
Ul1b6en, Die 5reilbs Der pflegerirneu
unb Der Ylinbsn unb iie pldubset lus
ftis In RAID srlernter beaiIfer
Spra6s.
3usrIt ipurben aaiferin 3ita bic
blinbsn Sffi3iers, bauu Wann fir
Wann bic 4ngsb0rigen bes WaHns
ftafisiianbes porsefiibrt. Rad oem
Sdidial iebes ein5elnen ertunoigte
fi6 bic aaiierin, fir jebsH fam iis.
ipdbrsnb es in ibrsm @eiiht oft pom
miibIam perbaIienen 5brdnen anfs
,udte. siitise Worie. sSiinf nit 3as
pferieitsmtbai[len se5ierie Solbaten
erbisIisn Don ibr 5didsnilbren nit
Shldaipert.
Cine polIe Stunbe bouerie bic llns
terbaliuns Der aaiierin NIT ben Bin.
ben, bann suns iie burd ale Raume,
iab iie an ben SdreibndidJtnen. BEL
ber aorbflediarbsit, Bel ben Wluli.s
initrumenten unb sins gum Sdlu5 in
bic aiide, nm ii6 baDon su iiber5cns
gen. bab fir bic ariessblinb.n gut
unb reihlih getc6t ipirb.
9lls bic aaiierin bonn a6fdjico
nobm unb ibr sluio beities. unb bas
pubIiium, benz iid 9unberte bon
S6uliinbern beiseIelli bnitsu, ilr
tpieber itiirmiffe Spotionen bsretieis,
ba lag in bsm frsunbli9sn Geg.rsrub
Der aaiierin elm 4bslans Der Sturbs.
bic iie unter ben drmiisn ibrsr 2aneess
timber sussbradt bate.
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&ailerin. i3ita bel ben 9risss'
blimoen.

2lus Wien, 10. Snnuar, fpirb ses
fhrisben: aatferin 3ita bat beuie bns
8linbsnerSisbunssinititut befu6t unb
melt iiber cine Stunbe unter ben I'm
sliidliden susebra4t. bic i'm aampi
fir ibr 8aterIanb has glusenlidi bsrs
loren baben.
Dor Der aaiferin tam Gr;berSos
aarl stephan, ben man ipobl ben
9ater unisrer arisssblinben nsnnsn
barf. Der felt arisssbesinn bds S4ids
faI faft jeb.s sinSslnen Der ariess'
blinbsn tennt unb Dsrfolst, pieIsn bon
ibnen fdon ben Wes in bas nsue ae'
be gefpeien, linen griftenssn aufses
baut unb ibr 8eratber in al ben
fdpierisen Grnssn, bic iib ibHen ent.
ssseHiteIIen. sepeien 1T. Der Grss
ber5os III i'm Snititut an Der Sopbiens
bride ldnsit su 9auie, Ct tepnt bort
jsben Sniuiien, isben Gdmer3 unb
iebss aeib. Cine babe Stunbe mad
benz er3ber5os. lin a10 llbr Wors
mittass. fubr bic aaiferin NIT ibrer
geslsitung I'm gluto DOT. NIT jubelns
ben 6odrufen bonn publitum besriibt.
bas iih Dor BEN Gebdube ansdams
melt bate. DAB Der Raifsrin bieTs
ipontans 6uIbisuns 5rsube bersitete,
belpies bos frsunblite 2d6eIn, nit
bem lie nod linfs unb retts bnrite.
9as a6heln bIieb auf ben Geiihtss
5iissn Der aaiierin. als fie bic smpfdns
senbsn gunitiondrs besriibts. 2(ber
es Deribtpanb, nls iis ben Gdul bee
irat, IN bsm bic 8linben periammsIt
tparsn. Jbr jdbes Grblti4m. bas
3uden I'm ben WlunD. bns Geudtpers
ben Der glussn aeisis. ipie tief bic 4ais
ferin erj9iittert mar.
Gsds bIiube Ofi5iere, fed3ia BIN,
be Golboten fanbtn ftfmm unb fin
,ustxH tuaubg sn1 isbu sisQsIns
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VIII.

Der aronenipirtb rieb fi6 pereriist
Die SGnbe. She bate er ii6 70 gang
IN ieinem Clement gefiibIt OILS iest.
eSn Dem beinrIiden Iidtibeiien 8e.
trieb, 0eiien oberIter Setter er mar,
mar elm unabIdiiiees, reges2eben unO
Sreiben. Oas sing unb fmrL unb iein
erfinberiider Sinn mar nollaiif be.
i6Gftigt, inrner reiie MitteI iinb @e.
ge 5ii fiit0en, nm ben 10 iiberaus gin.
itigen 9eitprnft gebiIbren6 alisSi.
nusen. Ser iinerlpartet rege @erfebr,
Der iit burd Die Sreunbidaft Der bel.
ben @enerale 5tpiiten s. unb gre.
ser15 aisgebiloet bate, mar fir ben
aronenipirtb bie reiniie @oIbduelle,
nn6 6a 6as gnoe oieier 3eit bod IN
niht aa5u tpeiter 5erne lag 70 gaIi
es, alIes alIf5ubieten. Inn fir IGngere
3eit binaus sepiHsrmaben ben Rabm
abSiiIhopfen. @as fiinimerteu ibn
Die politiihen @irren, mas Der barte
ShIag, Der Seiterreih. .llngnrns Serr.
iherbaus betroffen, iulo Der lalit nod
&ade unb Sitbne ihrie. Sir i'm CAB
es aiieenblidlib niir Elm ssntereiie:
BON 8regena aus gan5 Seiierreih nit
Gadarin ou iiberidhueiunerl uno
ipenn er aud notbgebrunsen feline
pielen, f1einen Seller mitperbienen
lieB, beritanb er es bod, ben Snupt.
tbeil bes 8eipirins fur feline eigene
5aihe gu retten. Ser SduuigseI mar
linn nibts als elm angenebmer, 6ie
Sserben anregen6er Sport, ipie er I'M.
mer tpteber feinerr @etreuen Jegen.
jiber beto,te; aber er perItauo 20 bod
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ariessbefddbiste in DGs
nemart. Iur6 Elm 4btommpn
sipiide Der bdniidm unb Der bsui.
iden Resisruns 1T jsbt bic llnterbrins
suns bon 1900 jebi in Rublano qls
9riesssefanstne iSsilenben beuiiben
unS 6fierrei9iifen ariegsbtf1dbi1ten
in Ddnemqrt geii6eri. Die Golbdisu
iprbm in einsm garadenlassr untsrs
aebraht, bas auf Rotten Der beutGftn
unb Der DferreidH6en Resierune bsi
9elIins0r erridtet tpirb. sgiir iebtn
bier untergebra9tsn Golbaisn 5nbltH
bic beiben Resierungen an Ddn.nart
6rsi aronen tGgiih Gin glsi6lauiens
Der 9ertras fpurbe aud 5fpifdeH Der
bdntfhen unb Der rriIifden Regierung
obsef9IoFen; bic ruiiifden Soloaien
iperben In Jiitfanb untergebraft. llrs
fpriinglid beitanb Der auh bon hsr
Resieruns unieritiibte plan. bic
ariessbefhdbisien als Ddiie TGnes
marts sn betrodten unb bic Roiien
bur4 cine 2anbesfammlung auf,u.
bringen. Dieter plan fbeint insipis
fhen tpiebsr nufaeeeben tporbtn AZ
Icin. Der bdnifhe MiIiidrar5i Sbors
fen, Der bersits Dor Sabresfrifi fir ben
g5lan Der 1lnierbrinauna Der aricass
bsfhdbigten etneeireten mar unp bas
fir cine Sdmmliina einoelsiiet bate,
tbtift MIN NIT, boB er bisbsr una.fd6r
100000 aronen erbalien babe: in tsr
nd&iien 3eii fofIs feline Sammlung su
elmer 6ffeniliden umaefialist iperbtn;
Der Grtraa iurbe ben Golbnten gus
aute iommen .namentlffl fir befontere
gerpfIesune. fiir 9iihsr. MuiisblItrus
msnte II. 7. IN.
WiBberitdnben
Sn sinem Dorft inIpisirt Der De.
6ont bic airhe unb bdnn bts pfars
rsrs Wobnuns. .Sn Der aammtr ber
si0hin bsmsrit sr isin rslisi6irs Bud,
ioanr bic 9ibsf fsblt. Dn fdgi er
I'm Jortaeben aur 20Hin: .Gs in
3lpnr bier allts In Orbnuns, nuf fofIs
t,ft 9n bod aIs fromme GhriitIn au4
a 8ibel bnbtn!s
(. ga, 6cHipirbigifr Ssrrs. enissgs
net Bic a5nin, cine @6bmin, mit psi,
nsrIi&er Wisne. BON me s'6obi
ElbT. - is uns Dor siirsi So1t
.Gfsss'Eir
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@erbh p NAT

9err Doitor, Sis iinb OieI stl
beideiben! Mit bem Ramen, ben Sis
ii9 IN Der Difenielaft sema9t buben,
tGnnteu Sie bod unter ben 2su.en
sIan3sn! Warum i.bun sic bas Hi6t9'
rDeil i'd, meilie @ndbise, ipssl be-
itrebt bin, cine 2euhte Der WiFen'
f6aft gu perbsr.. aber tetne - Stra'
beIlnterusls
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-17
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-17

Sobn aopp ST. an Miami g. u.
8. Co.. $4,000.
Sarrp $. S,pams an @arben D. u.
6. Co., $4,000.
gbnrles g. Sduiter an Sames Ul.
Stcne, 9rnitse, $40.
sspbn Z. Siee an Cottage .. u. 9.
Co., $500.
2ouis s. steitnsr an Baltimore
glpe. 6. II. q. Co., $500.
Soc 3. syifder an Sunt Street 8.
II. q. Co., $4,000.
1berefd Sdroebsr an Sohanr'a
Jrantl. $500.
CLARA WicWlanus an Gan Wsareo
Q. u. 6. o.. $210O.
9ofpnfenb .. Dan Camp an Sous
ibern Ohio g. II. 8. Co.. $1,000.
sonb aeifor an eagle 9. II. 9. w.,
$500.
Belle q. 5arpupt on Dr., $4,000.
gBm. $. groipn on Sobn 5. 5its,
$3.50.
Dare glsusy on Qfmelia Tlartert.
$500.
Cecilia asipe an Obeon 3. u. Co.,
$500.
Sums 81. Smith on MiIforb ..
IL. 9. Co., $4,000.
Ssnrp u. Gubipillsr an priee Sil
6. u. .. go. Ro. 1, $2250.
6arrp 0idmnn on 9dnt Street 3.
u. Co., $4,000.
9iIlis Sitter an Roribtpeitern .. u
6. Co.. 5000.
Robert 9. .5osfltin an Gilt Gbsl
9. II. g. Co.. $500.
Do. an ausufia pidarb, 5000.
3ubolpb 6 albre1t an Stanbarb
9. II. 6. Co., $1,000.
Dlarsar,t Bold an GanfieIb uni
aerl piano Co., $3.50.
Dope WlpeI an Soc 4oler, $3.50.
GOI. ROienbaum on Soc abIsr,
$4,000.
Barbara Bloom an CHARLES Mapsr,
$4,000.
@stilstt 5ppOtbeten.
9llirsb WlaebonaIb an Soutbern
Sbio 6. II. 3. Co., $500.
George 8. 5. SmpaIle on NoripoOb
Smpropsb .. u. 6. Co., $2250.
Sobn Z. sies an Cottage .. w. 6.
Co., $3.50.
SOfspb grteI an GOrrppiae o. u.
g. Co.. $2500.
Gbas. y. 8reuer on aragoH 3. u.
8. 60. Rp. 2. $2250.
glntbrnp Debsr on Ulegpof 6. u.
3. Co., $1400.
Sames gB. Sart an RiOerfbe y. u.
u. g. Co., $1250.
Sarrp 8. opams an 9arben D. u.
6. Co.. $3.50.
Gbriit. 9ssinssr an Ginblup 6. u.
.. Gn. go. 3, $500.
Wlaihilbn 9ipinner on gDariaip
gpe. g. u. 6. Co., $1,000.
syreberid 6. @pinner on bo., $3.50.
Ssear 9rifmeper an popIar 6. u.
9. Co., $500.
5arrp gIephane an ausuit OrSins,
$500.
: gbe @olf an pearl Wnrtst guns,
$500.
Dp. on Ssra.I Granbsrs, s40o.
Rate See on SatIep part Co.,
1910.
ebparb 3. Sdeib an Columbia
aife SNi. Co., $1,000.
@itior gafiisrsr an llnitp 6. u. 9.
Co., $1100.
Sbomas 6. 9rout an Reabing
Rpab g. II. 9. Co., $1s87. .68.
Barbara Sobnfon on William 6.
Setter. 5000.
Samss u. @oob an glidolas gal.,
$400.
Cecilia Gem. an DbsoH 9. u. Co.,
$250O.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-17
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9nberi s. @siTt an Gait Sibs 3. u.
6. Co., $1,000.
slusuit Rsnnsr on gurnst WOOba
3. u. g. Co., $1,000.
Sobn z. site an Court 6Oufe 6.
u. 3. &c., $500.
Warb Sbuniarb an Sirit Darb %.
II. 6. a., $425.
5bsrefa garosbsr an Tunsumsutal
s. u. .. o.. 5000.