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Evening star., 1917-05-27
The provisional government has ap-
peaied to the people to make an
offensive of
Several Reforms striking pro-
Promised to People. r;n,a ~ = pos- vs.

promised land reforms to the peas
ants; a revamping OF the nations
financial system; an early meeting Of
the constituent assembly, which is to
frame the new Russian constitution; fair
and equitable treatment Of all labor
ers OF the nation. Its foreign policy has
been enunciated again as on demand
ing victory, but without indemnities Or
annexatfons. Every effort is being made
to make Russian military endeavor ef-
fective, for it is realized that unless
the armies OF Russia make their power
felt and deliver telling blows against
the Germans. the allies on the western
ture history of Russia stigmatixed by
the nations failure to live up to those
things expected of it in the present
military crisis.
Entente diplomats in Petrograd con-
stantly are in conference with the for
eign department of the provisional
government in an attempt to revamp
the treaties made with the old govern
mont SO as to make them i'll accord with
the principles enunciated by the provf- :
sional regime. Certain statesmen in
Petrograd are inclined to the belief that
the opening up of the treaty question
with other allies of the nation is
lead to trouble. 1t is stated that the
conferences now under way are pro-
ceeding in satisfactory manner, the en-
tente diplomats showing keen appre-
citation of the delicate situation and
meeting 1t in every way. 1t is believed,
notwithstanding certain reports to the
contrary. that the present treaty neeo-
tiations will go far toward cenientins
the ties between the new government
and allied nations.
Notwithstanding success in dealing
with internal problems which can be
Evening star., 1917-05-27

reached there continues to be the 9reAt-
est disorder among peasant and manu-.
featuring classes In the more isolated
regions Of Russia, where full reali-
"a ton Of the purposes OF the revolution
have not become plainly apparent. or
where anarchist and pro-German infiu.
ences are seeking to stir the greatest
discord. Provisional authorities are
doing their best to combat all anarchy
and rioting and II the declarations of
the new government are followed harsh
punishment will be meted out to the
instigators of all disturbances.
Evening star., 1917-05-27

But it seems to me German policy will
be quite different. By December. if she
has not won the war or laid her hands
upon the prize, if she is not able to show
her population inevitable instead Of pro-
spective victory, it seems to me that Ger
many will have to listen to the proposals
of Russia, indorsed by Austria, and to
proclaim her own readiness to accept
peace without annexation. Moreover, il
she does this, she can. in turn, hope to
profit by the disarray this may cause
among her foes.
Today Germany is embarrassed because
she is not prepared to accept the Russian
proposal she still hopes for indemnity and
for annexation. She is thus unable to
meet Russia on the basis that would lead
Russia to make a separate peace. she runs
the risk Of letting Russia get back into
the war. and she is conscious Of the
growing determination Of Austria to have
peace on a basis that now assures her in
tegrity and is obtainable
Tomorrow, when hope may have van
ished, Germany, il she has kept Rus
sia in play and not let Russian public
opinion get into the war again. can pro-
thus insure the support of her allies and
not at all improbably bring Russia to the
point Of making separate peace. This
1 firmly believe to be the German pro-
gram. For the summer the Russian
revolutionists are to be kept in play: the
German elements at home who desire
peace on Russian terms. the Austrian and
Turkish allies are to be kept in the fight
by the promise of assured victory, by
glowing accounts of the achievements of
the submarine. But il all these hopes
prove vain. then Germany will. as winter
comes and the campaigns end, boldly pro-
claim the Russian proposal Of peace with
out anneXa ton or indemnity; when she
does this the allies will have to wrestle
with the gravest crisis they have yet had
to face.
Purposes Of the Allies.
For there are certain of the allied pur-
poses in this war that are fundamental
France Is resolved to retake that portion
Of her own territory torn from her in
1870 and those populations who are now
resolved to Mberate the Italians Of the
Trentino and Of Trieste. Great Britain's
colonies, having removed the deadly peril
of German colonies in Africa and In the
Pacific, are determined that these old
perils shall not be restored. Australia
would leave the empire rather than con-
sent to return to Germany OF the islands
once the kaiser's. South Africa. having
conquered German West Africa, long a
Of plotting. will in no case
return the lands taken by Boer and
Briton alike.
We touch here upon the basis Of future
peril. Having fenounced Constantinople,
having turned her back to her slav hreth-
rem in the Balkans and In 0aliGta. Russia
may demand q similar c0ufse on the part
Of France toward th0 people Of the Pays
Msssin. and Of 1e61y toward the inhahi. !
Evening star., 1917-05-27
Polish State Of 90, 600 900.

Such a solution would erect between
Austria and Russia. a Polish state Of at
least 10000 900. nearly three-quarters
of whom would be Polish. It would. to
be sure. DIN 10 the Poles at least
Evening star., 1917-05-27

There are two aspects Of the present
Italian offensive which command at
tention-the military and the political
We have just passed the second ami
versary OF Ita1y's entrance into the
war, and it is worth recalling that in
these two years the whole italian Sit
uation has changed materially and that
the larger changes have been due to
Russian failure.
When Italy decided to enter the war
in May, 1915, the world as yet knew
little Of tho extent Of the Russian dis
astef at the Dunajec-in fact, the de-
cision Of italy to enter was made be-
the allied prospects were still at
point higher than they have ever
reached since in tho battle situation.
Tho political aspect of ltaly's prob
lem has been steadily growing greater
during tho two years. The Immediate
object Of Italy's entering the war was
Trieste and the Trenttno. while on the
foresaw that the triumph OF the CEN
tral powers would mean the destruc-
ton Of the balance Of power In Europe
and would lead ultimately to Italy be-
ing a vassal Of Germany. In entering
the war Italy hoped to complete the
work Of Garibaldi and Cavour by the
redemption of Trieste and the Trentino.
For these aims she enlisted the support
Of England. France and Russia at once.
She had also territorial ambitions in
the Adriatic, which included the Dal-
matian coast and islands. suzerzinty
in Albania, the possession OF twelve
islands in the Aegean and the creation
of an italian sphere in Asia Minor
about Smyrna.
Evening star., 1917-05-27
An Exhaustion Of Germany.

All things considered, however, It
seems to me necessary to recognize that
Russia has proposed a new doctrine
which is desined to have great and
growing importance in the European
situation: It will not be Of decisive in
huence while Germany still believes
she can win some booty in land or
treasure: II will have great influence.
when the time comes. as believe II
presently will. in which Germany rec
ognizes that her greatest possible
profit from the war can be q draw
and the allies have to decide whether
they will endure still greater burdens
to realize their aim to reimburse Bel
Eium and France and to restore the
lost provinces Of the Italians and the
French. We shall come to this prob
lem in December. at the latest, 1t seems
to me. and. ds I said a moment ago,
the real decision may be based upon
the extent to which America has be-
gun to throw her force to the support
Of the French. II the allies decline
the German adaptation of the Russian
formula and insist upon the restoration
Of Alsace-Lorraine and the Trentino
with Trieste. we shall probably have
another year of war and an exhaustion
of Germany. which will mean a repe-
tition Of the conditions in Germany that
existed at the close of the thirty years
war.
Evening star., 1917-05-27

Germany continues her ruthless and
murderous submarine warfare on the
Evening star., 1917-05-27
Fatal Blow to Mitteleuropa.

On the contrary, II Russian revoIu-
tionists, by renonncing Russian ambi-
tions, make separate peace possible for
Austria Hungary. and by renouncing
Balkan ambitions leave the Turk with
no reason to continue In the wars VIII
Evening star., 1917-05-27
Few Hopes Realized.

At the end Of two years Italy has
realized little Of all her various hopes.
She has annexed the twelve islands;
she has conquered q fraction OF the
country between her old frontier and
Trieste, but Austria still holds Trieste
and the greater part of the Trentino.
It Is no longer possible for Italians to
hope to carry out any Of their larger
ambitions by virtue Of the general sue
cess Of the allied arms and without
a complete utilization Of Italys man
power and Italy's resources.
For no nation in Europe has the col
lapse Of Russia been as dangerous as
for Italy. It may ultimately bring q
new Trentfno invasion.
It might conceivably lead to a peace
by negotiation in Europe, and since
Italy has not yet conquered what she
set out to attain. her claim would have
little weight, while Austrian and Ger
man armies were unconQuered.
It is safe to say then that Italy en-
ters the third year Of the war and be-
gins her third campaign with far more
somber aspects than In previous years.
Her army Is far better equipped. She
is provided with heavy artillery that
was lacking before. She has even the CO.
operation Of the British. who sent heavy
guns to her front. But she must con-
template the possibility Of having at
no distant date to face the entire mill
tary power of Austria, which will be
Evening star., 1917-05-27

Gen. Cadorna. the only military COM
mander who has kept his post during
Evening star., 1917-05-27

they not have dealt fatal blow to
that Mitteleuropa scheme Of the Ger
mans. and 10 1t not likely that Austria
herself viii nnd = way Of escape from
German chains? Once assured Of the
end Of the threat to her own existence.
will Austria-Hungary care to continue
the war to aid the Germans to realise
ambitions which menace the future in
dependence Of Austria and bring no
promise Of immediate or even remote
proflt?
We see that Russia Is now become
the weak link in tho allied chain; but
ought we not quite as clearly to per-
ceive that Austria remains, as she has
always been. a weak link in the central
alliance, while Turkey, assured Of her
existence. OF the safety Of her capital.
by Russia's renunciation. resumes her
freedom to bargain? Like Austria, she
is no longer bound to the central al
lance by considerations Of life and
death; like Austria. she 10 now bound
only by the prospect Of eventual profit.
and where is this to be found?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-13
FARM IANns.


stop PAYING RE&T---tsa& north Tex
as farm With the mones sou now part
with as rent. never 10 return Asu
Rct q big return on your small ln-
vestment along new line the santa re
is building into this rich Geld Buy q
farm on small payment down before
new railway comes, Get the henent
or rise iu values You have eight
Eesrs 20 pay cut This land is IN
Ochiltree and HausEord counties. iust
over oklahoma line, where wheat cat
ne and hogs are great money kerA.
Every quarter section Inspected bE
Santa Fe agricultural agent TWEEN
ty dollar an Hcre land here has made
IS peF cent yearly on Investment ~
faEmed right rpmpard with per
cent en $3.50 land in Illinois and lowe
corn belt Write us for cur booklet
with particulars giving experience Of
farmers nov there ard results they
have achieved in short time and on
small capital Here's q chance FOR the
young man 10 establish himself Ina
bigger and more profitable way even
than father aid. Write today ard get
SIN before the rush. I VIII put YOU fu
touch with the owners - these lands.
O. t. seagraves. industrial Commits
sluuer. A. r.. < 5. r. Railway SOP
Railway Exchange, Chicago
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-13

DIZZINESS rs SHOWN
BY STOCK EXCHANGE

New York. Feb 13-Less than 15O,-
600 shares changed hands iu the first
hour OF t0days stock market and this
measure of activity was materially re-
duced later. the market becoming all
most motionIess before noon. Re
actions of I TO points occurred after
the first hour except In rails, where
initial prices were mostly extended.
Canadian Pacific gained almost
points with ] 10 11a for Union Pacific,
Atcbis0n, New York Central Lehign
Valley and Rock Island Among spec
iaI stocks, Texas company. Alcohol,
Central Leather. American Wooden
and Motors also scored further i'm
proyement with the metal group A
new low record of 90ts for Anglo
French SIS featured the bond list.
New Ravens decline of I y points
to $50, its previous low record and
a 4 point break iu New York Central
3Ia per cent bonds we're the only in-
cidents of an intensely dull mid-ses-
sion Saxon Motors recovered half OF
last Saturdays 13point loss.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-13

Notice Of PubigcRtfon--C hancerv.
state OF Illinois, Rock Island Coun
ty-ss-
In The Circuit Court. May term 1917.
Abigail wright som laiuaHI N@.
Louis wright, defendant ln -tnauGefs
Affidavit of uuu-Teside uce OF the SAID
Louis Wi ht. the above DEF eudant
having been 6tcd ln the clerks once
of the circuit court of said county, no.
tfce is therefore hereby given % the
said non-resideut defendant that tue
com plai naut flied her bin Of complaint
i'm said court. on the enauccry side
thereof on the 6tb day or February.
1917 and that tuergupon summons
issued our Of said court wherein said
suit is now pending Feturnable on the
FIRST Monday in the mouta Of May q. ID.
1917 next. as Is by law required
Now. unless YOU. the said uoH-Fcst e.
Wright shah personally be and appear
dar Of the next term thereof GO De
holden ar Rock Island ln and for the
said county ON the z th dag Of May. a.
r. 1917, being the hrst Monday IN Ma y,
1919. next and plead, answer or demur
to the said complainant OIL nt COM
plant. the same aud matters and ththFs
therein charged and stated VIII 2" tak-
en- as MESSED, and = decree entered
aEainst you according 20 the prayer or
said bin.
GEORGE w GAMBLE GlcrfS.
Rock Island 49,, FEB. g. 1915.
Andrew L. Che1em, complainant 500
luItor, DaV export. Iowa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-13
DROP RECORDED IN
PORK QUOTATIONS

Chicago. Feb. 15.-Hog prices weak
eued today owing TO aIackness of de
mand from packers. Most Of the
cattle offerings lacked quality.
Sheep and lambs were in good re-
quest
Receipts $4,000 tomorrow $4,000.
slow, SC under yesterdays average:
bulk l2z5mI245: light l1T0m12.35:
mixed I210112 heavy 12O00
1880 rough 12.00a12I5; pigs 9750
100
Cattle. receipts 1000 tomorrow
5000, weak. native beef cattle 1850
1915, western I85a1085. stockers
and feeders 61019IO; cows and
heifers 5I00l0.40, calves 10000
1850
sheep. receipts $4,000: tomorrow
1900; strong; wethers 10.75612.00;
lambs 22501475.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-13
FOR sALE-CITY PROPERTY.


A NICE cottage or Hxe rooms and at
tie well. cisteru. electric lights. lot
f5k45e- I5Gatec on seventh avenue
close 20 Eleventh street price, SZ.26o-
Eckhart & BuTun
Ton. ST. Tfirty-seeoud street between
Four zenith and Fifteenth avenues
quick sale desired. reasonable. Az
dress Mrs j.. 8. Humphre3-s4 1898
Lowell avenue. Springfield. Ill
EIGHT room modern house. lot a2Xta1s
close in. S2s Seventeenth street
FIF + bungalow type homes sIrictlg
modern and nigh quality through
out JUST being com pleted. VIII SEA
i9r part ess6, pai3net monthly pay
uents al e 2. I0z4 or r I 5sA.
LOTS. biI District. from s468 mn terms
- suit purchaser. Phone r. J. 3a29-E-
- !. BFlen
LOTS, easy terms. in Pardon Bros.
Eighteenth avenue and Thirty eighth
street. Ninet zenith avenue block from
sar- Phone r. 7. 174a or e. T. 1925.
LOTS in John @ scheusrna INNS SIXTH
addition. from FIFTH 70 Sez eBtH street
and Fourteenth avenue to EiEhtet nth
avenue pay ments 81 down So per
Phone n f55e
LOTS in South Heights. SOUTH - aiken
tenth streets; on easy terms. S25
down balance in FIVE years p. W
Robinson. 14E4 Richmond street
Phone R 7. fs8s-K
MODERN bungalow at 1900 twenty
ninth street ON corner lot. #5x1z3
feet+ hot water heat oak finish con
crete cellar. Inquire 1881 Fourteenth
and half street
NEW bungalow: never occupied at
moderu, viii sell on easy terms %
viii take automobile ia part pay-
menr Fl Is. Walker Robinson build
ing
ONE or THE finest and best located iEFt
room residences in Rock Island a.
f'$1 twenty second street r. H.
Iehoads. = 90 Robinson building Phone
Rock Island IS
s1N en- room house. Tweuty ninth
street near Twentieth avenue. nearly
acre Or fruit etc house couVeieucess
terms easy Phone 241e r or Wit
Ter q " alker, State Bank building
SIA room house all modern lot 60x
80 garage paving an paid: corner
avenue and TEreHEt-Ee street.
price. S&,b80- Eckhart 4 BuauTn-
SIX room house, with acre tract. nice
corner make six lots splendid fruit
rres y iil sell part or all. easy terms.
IS II Naiker Robinson building
tF> room modern house. terms. Phone
TO close an estate I1zs Second avenue
e1Eht room house modern convent
ences, new furnace good Iocatfnf.
residence district and convenient tn
business j. T. Freeman, IA SAFETY
building Rock Island. IN
TWO large lots. house barn EaE and
cttE water. good Investment. cheap
l1 taken soon. 1893 Eighth street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-13
Hog Ranga - 10 Dar.
Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas City, Feb. 13.-Hogs: Re
ceipts 10000; lower: bulk 1850
1885, heavy 1225612.35, light 11.5O
a1210; pigs 10000 1I.50
Cattle: Receipts II 600: steady;
steers S.00d12.00; cows 5500 so:
heifers 1000 1880 calves 1000 1925.
Sheep: Receipts $4,000. steady;
lambs 127501465. yearlings 12250
1926; wethers 10.50m1L50. ewes
.Ie25U1l2
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-13
New York Provisions.

New York. Feb 13 Butter. firm I;
receipts $3.50 creamery extras As
frsts 3S5a ga; seconds 36938
Eggs. unsettled: receipts 66s5
fresh gathered extra firsts A.; frsts
46m46Ia, refrigerator finest 43u
431a; good TO average best 41lz 0421z.
Cheese, firm; receipts 4,071: state
held specials 25ts q IS; ditto average
fancy 25m25i4
Dressed poultry, very auiet. chick
ems 1s0 %; fowls $50 "a. turkeys 20
asa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-13
Chicago Grain.

Chicago, Feb 13.-Wheat. No red,
I7TG1.1Ta4 No. 5 red, I.74ts q 1.15l4 f;
10. . hard, nominal; No. 3 hard 1.79.
Corn 10. . yellow. 1011a 61.02Sa /;
No. 4 yellow. 9s5z d1OI1z No. 4 white,
991a 01-O1I4
Oats. No 3 white. 56l4 q 56 II 7;
standard. 5Tl4 58i4c.
Rye: No .. 1466l46. barley. 100
also. Timothy. 2.501 $50. clover,
15O001s.00 Pork, 29.95d 1887. Ribs,
l5.o5n15S5.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-13
ST. Louis Livestock.

St. Louis. Feb I3.-Hegs: receipts
2I.500. lover. lights Il 20612.40. pigs
9.00mlI00 butcher 2.25G 1880 heavy
124oGl2.5o bulk 12.2511245.
Cattle receipts $500 lower: native
steers 7.5061175; heifers S-501 1850,
heifers S.50m11.50 cows $500 800.
calves 6001 1900
sheep. eceipts 1900 market
steady lambs 1850 I4.T5.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-13


LANDOLOGY. magazine giving the
facts iu regard TO the land situation,
three months subscription free, II for
home or as an Investment sou are
thinking OF buying goOd farm lands,
simply write me letter and say
Mall me LandoloEy and all parricu-
lars free Address Editor LandologE.
SkiGmore Land to. 40 Skidmore
building Marinette Wis.
YOU can buy 40 acres or more rich silt
loan land with clay subsoi, near
trauG9n. county seat Of Forrest conn
rs, w iscoHsin. If you want 90 move
on IT, let nos tell SOU how little it takes
To start Our reference is any federal.
state or county official Per-DlH Land
Co. f-raudoD. wis, CIR Charles 81
Steiner Monmouth, III
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-13
FOR MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW STRENGTH SEEN
IN THE WHEAT LISTS

Chicago. Feb. I3.-Strength deveI-
oped iu the wheat market today large
~ ON account OF reports of the de-
parture of IS merchants ships frpm
the Virginia capes bound for Europe
and conveyed by speedy British cruis-
ers Favorable weather conditions for
more efficient operating by the rail-
roads tended further to encourage the
bulls. It was asserted also that as
the beIligereuts now needed food more
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-13
Chicago Provisions.

Chicago, Feb 49, Butter steady
creamery, 3204Zc.
Eggs lower, receipts. 4 $50 cases o
hrsts. 4Olkc ordinary frsts. 365a0
39C: az mark. cases included, SO, az
mark. cases include, 3gG40lzc.
Potatoes, steady; receipts. so cars;
Wisconsin white, 2.30a2.40; Michigan
white, 2.35d240; Idaho, Colorado and
Washington, 2400250.
Poultry, alive unsettled fowls, 2lci
springs. Ole
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-13
Omaha Livestock.

Omaha, Neb Feb 13.-Hog receipts.
q 600 lower, heavy. I200d12.10:
light. 1170dI210, pigs, 975d11.25
bulk of sales. 9Ga12.IO.
Cattle receipts 5000 slow: native
steers. S25011.50; cows and heifers.
7.O0@925
Sheep receipts. 10000 steady; year
lings. 1850 1885 wethers, $500
Ills. lambs. 1325n14.50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-13
FoE - MIsCELLANFOrs.


BILLIARD tables brand new carrom
SI58s second hand tables at reduced
prices. oowliaa alleys and supplies,
easy PAYMENT CiEaa store fixtures
The Brunswick BaIb-G s0ilender Coz
1ls E1r isfsu street Phone DaF sfl p
port $3.50 Davenport, Iowa
cIRCAsSTA< walnut plano. other house
hold goods call evenings or SatuT-
DAYS 68zlz Eweitth street r. Il 1909
CCCkERELS Thoroug hbred White
-NyandoCtes 5s2 Twenty second ave-
nue..
FINE curing bodT. cheap. Phone 2.
FRESH esBs phone r. 1 3965-L
FORD touring car. good condition four
new tires 1919 model less than $50,
FGr cash Charles sellers, r. r. a.
A0tan III. ou Biz Island
GOOD upright mahogany case Carlisle
piano cheap II taken ct once. Phone
r. 1878.
GRANT roadster. Al condition. bargain
for cash J 6. Schodeld. Morning
sun. iowa
HORSE. cheap: inquire 1879 twenty
seventh street
HOUSEHOLD furniture, must be sold
at once, Ais Fifth avenue
NEW mahogany EimbaH piano. rea-
scnaole Phone 254f-I--
OR win trade for Ford car, hvs-psz-
saBEer Buick touring car tu good
condition. Inquire 1915 seventh ave-
u1gH
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-13
Peoria Grain.

Peoria. Ill. Feb. 13.-Cera, 1411zo
lower: No white 1908. No white.
gstA a 991zc: No. 3 yellow. l.00lzq
.l0I. No. 4 yellow. asa Q10o, No 2
mixed. I.001z; No. 4 mixed. 9SQ 99A5c;
sample, S0d 901ac
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-13

rublicatlon notice.

ts'a'
o. TO the Marcn term. a. ~ 1917
Carolina E. AundHulal. nuin1HiaArAttEG
II Wy estate ~ ~ qfe~ Il. l-ah u4 w.;
l-aHdq1ist carl = Berginnl. ssela
lundauisl Belly ANDERSON ana John
y Anderson. ner husband ~ nur Wl-
9ets. Mtahle h. 91aiineI~ 4n1 EoD@tA
t6ar Lo9dqulsl cnarles Lahdiuist ana
..andqust and ROME Lunaquist ne
WIFE, Anna hahlln, Ruin Johnson, har
baud. MHlie ChriattanBcn ana John
ChrisuanseH, her husband Daniel 8.
.saIhsef' sae anNnoMi nsita ~ O.
Lucy O. Garnsol. wife oi Daniel g.
heirs u aeslsecs Of Edvin Garases de.
CEASED, the unAuoWn Wue or widow %
5;lrnss '1 W. ia ,.ig,ta iteirs a. dew
sees 81 Charles j.. Garnseg. deceased,
IL oarnleg de e.s ff ia b Gsraa.
e4 the 4Hkno"u hslta ~ aSfl seea
trangla y. Gatitaess deceased. thS W.
Garnsey, Henry & Garnvey, the ua-
known heirs on qetisees 81 henry =,
p willow d iienry, 6 Gar.sez Edgard
q, Garnse4t the uiilshoWn heiFs or dew
GSfnsey, wife of Edward - aarnsey'
ltarNeE Chapman ana AAi s.aL ~,
of Harvey chapman deceased. Henry
Chapman, the unknown heirs or deNt-
f Zee 6 4i S VIE ne" ', oT vido% 81
Henry chapman dcceafed heh-
~ s Gafn5os, tne unk nown heirs or aet--
L Gafntoy. Edwin d. CHapman tho un-
Chapman. decreased. she unkaown wife
" VIA" thag@ oa EaH59 ash ho a1P heirs so' 81
deF .sees It aeorEe M gnapmh9n. de
.Nl