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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-04-12
FACTS ABOUT
BAXTER SCHOOLS
overcrowded Now and No
Funds Available for New
Building This Year

What about a new school build
ing?
How will we take care Of the
school pupils next year?
Why don't We build q new up
to-date building and get in line
with other Kansas towns?
Below are q few facts and COM
ments on the school situation and
its future.
"The law permits cities of the
second class to carry o total in
debtedness for school purposes Of
2 1-2 per cent Of the assessed
valuation. Under section 6 Of
1915 school laws, the board Of
education may make application
to the school fund commission
for permission to issue bonds to
an amount Of not more than SO
per cent In excess of the 2 1-2
limit of the total indebtedness.
With such permission granted the
city could levy 8 "a per cent of
the assessed valuation less the
total Indebtedness now existing"
The assessed valuation of the
Baxter school district is at the
present time $945, $4,000. If we
would take 2 1-2 per cent Of this
amount It would yield $2S, SAG. Is.
This amount could be increased
by so per cent by making appli-
cation to the state school fund
commission, the available amount
then being 35,469.22. From
this last amount we would have
to deduct the present indebted
ness Of $10,500.00 leaving the
amount OF cash available for inn
mediate use at $24, 1922. (The
above indebtedness is on the
present building which was built
in 1872. Bonds for $20,000.00
were issued and the district paid
approximately $3s, 100000 interest
on this principal before a sinking
fund was created to liquidate
these bonds. Members of the
present board created a first sink
ing fund to take care of this debit
The amount of money available
would not be at all adequate to
meet our needs. 1t is the opinion
of several of the board members,
If not of each one of them, that
we win need to provide temper
airy quarters for one term and
when the valuations are taken a
year hence we will have a much
larger amount from which to
draw our support.
It has been suggested that the
board might let some contractor
build cottages for school use:
that the board rent these for a
year and then these might easily
be converted into residences, the
like of which will be wanted very
much in the next few years.
Something definite of this sort
will be decided upon In the near
future.
The block that the board of
education recently purchased will
be paid for with funds that are
on hand. The title is being
quieted by the owner and the
board of education will have an
absolute title to a good location
for q new 100000 building.
There will be an increase of at
least Is per cent in the number Of
pupils who will attend school the
coming year. The state compels
communities to provide some
sort of educational facilities and
Baxter will have to spend more
money on her schools If the work
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-04-12
ErrIanatIon o. the Whopper.

When lawyers 80 into court they
claim the earth. II is probably be-
caIse there are 30 many lawyers In
politics THAT no campaign claim IL ever
less than mountaineering Toledo
Rlada.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-04-12

Il understand Sla man mpng
was very much opposed 10 ~ 49,
ter marrying BIN emith; Slid ~ q
fool, and an that ooEt q ol@4-
''Thatis very true, and bei1l0 - -
been married slx monihs IN y l4
ths oIa nan Was rshi'
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-04-12

FIrat PubIiahedin The Baxter SPRING.
Tn The District Court Of Cherokee Coun.
", Kansas.
sitting at Columbus.
frankie c. Burlington, Plaintiff.
VS.. Mo- '',.'''.''
Alexander Tytler, france A. Tyler
Albert WilIord, John NJ. Waldrnn, Antion'
cite &. Warner, and the unknown hsire
EXECUTORS, administrators, deVtHees,
trustees and assigns OF each OF said de-
fendanta, and the unknown heirs, execu-
tnra, admiuisi TatoTs, deviaeea, trustees
and assigns Of James A. Hawkes., w. W.
Ballard and Wayne Griswold' all deceased
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
The State of Kansas 10 the Abuve named
A fendauts:-YOu and each OF you will
take notice that you have been sued In
he above named court IN the above en-.
titled action by the above named plaintin
a nd that you must answer plaintiff
De,itIon now on ale Ia the ONCE ofthe
cIerI, Of the District -CouTi In the City OF
Coiumbus on or before the 10th day Of
Nav, 1871, or said petition will be taken 10
rue and judgment rendered against you,
and each If Won. excluding you, and each
4 YOU, from any right. title, interest or
estate in end to the following dsecribed
real estate situated In CheTokes County,
State nfRsnaae, to Wits-Lot Nineteen 10 +,
81 OK Three o.. EsrewEteT'E Second Addi.
ION TO the City Of Baxter Springsi cam
ceiling Of FecoTd . certain Tnori gage on
4aii premises IN favor Of Antionette 3
Warner; declaring plaintiff the Hole
owner IN fee simple OF said premises,
quietinK his title thereto. and enjotning
md barring you. and each OF yon, from
.Iaiming or asserting any Interest or
esyaee IN and 20 eaid real pIonerty.
FRANKIE c. LEXINGTON.
Plaintiff.
RKRosensteip Her Attorney.
Atteoti Fred elmkin,
IReafi Clsrh pistFist Court.
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PuRLIAcTI0N NOTICE

To the above named defendants:
You and each OF you will take notice
that YOU have been sued hv the above
1an,ed plaintiff in the above named court
in the above entitled action and that you
must answ r plnintiffs petition now on
lie with the Clerk of the District C"ur'
in the City Of Columbus, ON or before the
nth day Of MAY, 1917. or said petition wiz
he taken as true and judgment rendered
,gninst you. and each of Won quiefinp
plaintiffs title In and tn the following
described real estate situate in Cherokee
,ountv. Kanaas.to wit:-Lots enc and wv"
md the North Seventeen FEET ct Lm
hTee, Block Twenty, Original Plat. Cit,
Baxter Springs. declaring that you' and
zach of you, have no right, title. in'eres'
n estate In and TO Raid property; barring
md enjoiniug YOU. and each of you from
.e,ting up any claim NJ title nr Interest
herein. MAHALA COVERT,
Plaintiff.
Seal BY r. s. Rnarnstein,
Her ATTORNEY.
Atest. FRED SIMKIN.
Clerk District Court.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-03

Company K; 1st Lieut. Edward j.
Malaniff, Company B; Capt. Phil Con.
niston. Company H; LIST. Lieut. Viii
liam H. Young, Company G; 1st Lieut..
Hogarth Pettyjohn. Company A; LIST
Lieut. Albert B. Clark. Company NJ:
LIST Lieut.. John S. B. Pratt, Jr. Com
pany D; list Lieut. Cyril F. Damon,
Company F; LIST Lieut.. George T. Bet
tin, Company |; LIST Lieut.. Nicholas
NanaSsey. Machine Gun Co; 1st Lieut.
Andrew Farrell, Company c; LIST,
Lieut.. Paul V. Knudsen. Company E;
End Lieut.. Allan Renton, Machine
Gun Co.; 2nd Lieut.. Samuel NJ. Car
ter. Company B; End Lieut.. Alvin X.
Robinson, Company F; 1st Lieut.. Ken.
meth W. Emerson, Company E; 2nd
Lieut. Herrick c. Brown. Company
L; End Lieut.. Donald NJ Ladd, Com.
pany |; Provisional End Lieut.. Joseph
A. Richard, Company c.
25th infantry
25th Infantry. SchofieId Barracks
Capt. John D. Easton, Company c;
Is; Lieut. Homer F. Mcdaniel. Com
pany K; 1st Lieut. W. A. Simpson,
Company Nj capt. Lewis r. faSei.
Company A; Let Lieut. Abner T.
Longley. Company B; LIST Lieut.. Frank
4. Lufkia. adjutant, End Battalion;
list Lieut. Robert f. White. Company
c; 1st Lieut. Morris H. Forbes. Com
pcny F; LIST Lieut. Chauncey F.
Cleveland. Company D; list Lieut..
Fred c. Moore. Company G; list Lieut..
Archie w. Brown, Company L; 1st
Lieut.. John F. McDevitt. adjutant, Bird
Battalion; list Lieut.. Ralph b. Walk
err. Company A; LIST Lieut.. Ward d.
Walker. Company H; 1st Lieut.. Phil
in L. Rice. Company I; End Lieut.. J.
Atherton Gilman. Company NJ; End
Lieut.. William H. Keller, Company
E; End Lieut. Benjamin H. Watson,
Company l.; Capt Herbert T. Osborn,
Company L: LIST Lieut.. Albert B. Car.
ter, Jr., Company D; LIST Lieut.. VIII
lard C. Ross. adjutant. LIST Battalion;
End Lieut.. Harry Henry. Company B.
32nd infantry
32nd Infantry, Schofield Barracks
LIST Lieut.. Alexander r. Robertson,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-03
CHAPLAIN FEALY IS
ORDERED TO COAST

Father Ignatius Fealy. chaplain of
the 1st and 9Th Field Artillery at Scho-
field. Barracks, has received orders to
leave on the next transport for the
coast.
Chaplain Fealy has been at Scho-
field Barracks for more than three
years and has ueen expecting orders
to leave ever since last spring. He is
one of the most popular men at the
barracks and numbers his friends by
the hundred among the civilian popu-
lation of Honolulu.
Infantry; Capt. Eugene Robinson, 25th
Infantry; Capt. George L. Converse,
Jr., Cavalry; Capt. David E. Cain. 9Th
Field Artillery; Capt. Ernest Sedla-
eek, 9th Field Artillery; Capt. John
o. Hoskins, LIST Field Artillery; Capt.
Gilbert P. Kearns, 1st Field Artillery;
Capt. Perry NJ. Smoot, 1st Infantry, U.
s. R.; Capt James H. Barbin, 25th In
fantry, U. s. R.; First Lieut.. Bryce F.
Martin, Infantry; First Lieut.. Otto E.
Pentz, 25th Infantry; Capt Walter s.
Greacen, 1st Infantry, judge advocate.
STAR-eULLETlN. GIVES YOU
= TOOAYS NEWS TODAY
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-03

Company E; Capt William L. War
rem, Company NJ; 1st Lieut. Kinichi
sakai, Company II; End Lieut.. A. Les
ter Marks. Company /; End Lieut.
Fred H. Austin. Company c; End
Lieut. Allan s. Davis, Company F;
2rd Lieut. Abingdon L. Wise, Machine
Gun Co.; LIST Lieut.. Ralph E. Doty,
Company |; LIST Lieut.. John G. Wat
kins. Company l.; End Lieut. Alfred
r. Baird. Company D; End Lieut.. Ad-
rian A. Englehard. Machine Gun Co.;
Capt Herbert E. Weecott, Q. NJ. r,
c., has been sent to temporary duty
at the Quartermaster department,
Fort Shafter. though his regular sta
ton is the local quartermaster office.
Captain AIa;au L. c. Atkinson. Q.
N. r. G., has been sent for station ~
Schofield Barracks.
Captain Homer c. Davies. s O. r.
c.. has joined Company B tWire}, Bird
Field Battalion, Signal Corps. Fort
Kamehameha. thus relieving Capt.
William T. Peyton. s. o. r. c.
LIST. LieIt. FAY F. Mccall. S. @. r.
c.. has reported to Company <. 53rd
Telegraph Battalion, Signal Corps.
Fort ShGfter.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-03
R. 0. I. {. GRADS
TAKE UP DUTIES
IN ARMY CAMPS

Seventy-fiVe reserve officers re-
Gently graduated from the Schofieid
training camp today began their du-
ties at various posts under orders
from their different commanders.
Though attached to their respective
regiments last Monday, they were CIV
en- the week off to get ready for &C
tual duty with troops.
Assignments 10 companies IN the
different regiments is announced as
follows:
Fort Shafter
End Infantry. Fort Shafter-Capt
William J. Hampton. Company II;
CPpt. Lewis Abshire, Company r; LIST
Lieut.. Robert d. King, Company |; Is;
Lieut.. Wallace NICK. Cooper, Com
pany A. LIST Lieut. Henry P OSulli-
van, Company G; LIST Lieut.. Eben S.
Cushingham. Company c; list. Lieut..
Harvey ]. Cassidy, Company L; lst
Lieut.. George Hutchinson, Company
F; LIST Lieut.. Wilhelm A. Andersen.
Company H; 1st Lieut. Lewis T. Ly-
man, Company X; LIST Lieut.. Edward
Garden, Company G; LIST Lieut.. Ar
thur c. Belts, Company d; End Lieut..
Oscar w. Gibson, Company D; End
Lient. Allen E. Parmelee, Company
A; End Lieut. Edgar Anderson. Com
pany /; Capt. Lewis B. Withers, Com
pany B; LIST Lieut.. Fred P. Rawson,
Company NJ; End Lieut.. Charles o.
Murray, Company NJ; End Lieut..
George H. Thrush, Company F.
First Infantry
LIST Infantry, Schofield Barracks
list Lieut.. Theodore B. Marshall,
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BRIDGENS CONSIDERED
EXPERT ON EXPLOSIVES

Lieut.. s. o. Bridgens, news of whose
commission in the national army was
recently received by cable at depart
ment headquarters, is being congratu'
lated by his many friends both in and
out of the service.
Lieut.. Bridgens is a native of Kan,
sas and has served in the coast ar
tillery branch for the last twenty
years He is graduate of the torpedo
depot of the School Of Submarine De.
Tense at Fort Totten, N. Y, and is gen.
orally recognized among the coast de,
lenses as an expert on high explo,
sives.
While no orders have been received
as to his assignment to foreign serv,
ice, his many friends will not be sur.
prised to hear that Lieut.. Bridgens has
been selected for duty in Russia in the
reorganization Of the Russian artillery.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-03
ARMY ORDERS

So MUCK Of paragraph 3, special or
ders. No. 228. these headquarters, cur
rent series. as relates to Sergeant 1Si
Class John A Brush, Medical depart
ment. is revoked.
The following named enlisted men
are transferred as privates to the 9Th
Aero Squadron. Aviation Section,
Signal Corps, and will proceed to
Fort kamehameha, H. T. reporting
on arrival to the commanding officer,
Coast Defenses Of Oahu, for duty with
the organization to which transferred
Private Norman l.. Holmes, Company
E. SD Telegraph Battalion. Signal
Corps; Corporal Leonard L. Carna-
han, Machine Gun Troop; Mess Ser
geant George H. Morrison, Machine
Gun Troop; Sergeant Hugh lnman
Troop H; Sergeants Joseph H. Hut,
and Jacob Rosenthal. Troop X, 4th
Cavalry; and Sergeant Joseph w.
PHILLIPS, Company L, list Infantry
Battalion Sergeant Major James D.
Nolan, Headquarters company, I'd In
fantry, is transferred as private to
the Quartermaster corps, and will
pTOC06Q 10 f1OIlOlulu, II. E, T6pOT IlHs
on arrival to the Department Quar-
termaster for duty with the Detach'
ment, Quartermaster corps, Honolulu
Depot.
Private Thomas J. Kelley, Coast
Artillery Corps, 9Th Company, Oahu,
is transferred to the Quartermaster
corps, and will report to the com.
handing officer, Coast Defenses of
Oahu, for assignment to duty and sta
ton.
Private LIST Class Lowell G. Hite,
Quartermaster Corps, Schofield Bar.
racks, H. T., is transferred as private
to Company E, SD Telegraph Battai-
ion, Signal Corps.
A general court-martial is appoint
ed to meet at the general court-mar-
tial room, Post Headquarters, Scho-
field Barracks, H. T., at the call Of
the president thereof, for the trial of
such persons as may be properly
brought before it. Detail as follows:
Lieut.. Col. Frederick T. Arnold,
Cavalry; Mai. John D. Burnett, Infarl-
try; Capt. Paul r. Manchester, 32nd
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al TRANSFER TO
ORDNANCE

Forty-one enlisted men from the
various posts on this island are trans
ferred as privates second-class to the
ordnance department. Hawaiian Ord
nance Depot. through orders made
public today. They are as follows:
4th CaVaIry-Sgt. John Robinson.
Troop e.: Pvts LIST class John ]. Mu-
cha, Machine Gun Troop, and Walter
+. kah!er, Troop A. Pyts. John J.
Ryan, Troop B; Thomas Skrobut,
Troop E; Luther c. Williams, Troop
F.
lst Field Artillery-Sg; Lawrence
LAWYER. Battery c; Cpl. Joseph Pasz-
czak, Battery ID; Mechanic William l..
Timer. Headquarters Company; No
chanic Harry NJ. Freeman, Battery +;
Pvts. Joe Metz, Supply Company. anG
rlaud l.. Roark, Battery 3.
9th Field ATtillery-Pvts, lSt Class
David Goldman, Battery B; Clarence
W. Roberts. Battery B; Harry Haslem,
Battery B, and Franklin c. Prentice,
Battery F.; Pvts. Albert NJ Brunette.
battery r, and Charles 7. Perkins.
Battery F.
I cast ATtlIloTg NOTlbS-N vi. AIOSit
F. Reynolds. Sth Company. Oahu; Me
chanic Louis Roscoe, 1st Company.
Oahu; Pvt. LIST Glass James X. iar-
rington, 18th Company, Oahu; pvt.
George ]. Cornell, Bird Company, Oahu.
LIST Infan;:y-Cpl. Grover Collins
Company l., and Leslie Dent, Machine
Gun Company; Prts. Victor d. Breu-
lille, Company C; Nick Sibro, Company
z; David NJ. Robinson, Company +;
Victor Hansen. Company X.
End Infantry-Cpls. Alfred NJ. ROrk,
Company !, Noah y. Kaufman, Com.
pany F. and Frank Wisniewski. Com
pany D; Pvats. John T. Gale, Com
pany B; John E. Reynolds, Company
G.. and Steel NJ Campbell. Company H.
Sind MISUNDERSTANDING William J.
Beatty. Company K; Mechanic John
w Lamb, Company l.; Pvts. lst Glass
Elkan Liemer, Company G; David
Lund, Company c, and William J.
Engle. Company D; Pvt. Frank P.
Cunningham, Company G.
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new PATROL IS
TO GUARD WATER

Members OF Company l., LIST Ha.
waiian Infantry. have been selected to
form a provisional company. relieving
the company now on guard over the
city water supply in Nuuanu valley.
Those in the new patrol are:
From Headquarters CO.: Isl. SGT. j..
o. O'Bannon, Stable Sgt. George Pail,
Sgt. Bugler Maxwell D. Mclean, Pvt.
John Watson.
From Company a: Sgt William
Kealoha, Corp. George keawe Pvts.
Hanford Harrison, Kelii Kama, Harry
Williams. Sam Kalahele. James kau-
name, Henry Amioka, Jos. H Richards.
Sylvester kapana, Dan Keliipuloolo,
Joseph Kaukani, Sam Ikeole. James
Mahea.
From Company c: Privates George
MCGOWAN, Cedoro Cruz. {. b. Wilson.
Sam Kaialoha, Charles Holu, William
Watson. King Lacorna, George kaoo,
Sam kananu, William Peters, Ray
mond POeki.
From Company |: Privates Albert
Arcin, Joseph Akana, Clement Aona,
Mike Bogdanof, Kele Freeman, John
McIrvine. John kahuena. jackson keO-
puihi. John Kaleikini, John kiaha
Dan kahapea, E. K NihOa
From Company X: Privates George
c. Ami, Shea Young, Kim Kwan You,
All Hung Lun, All Tau Chloe, Loo An
Fey, Oh Han HOOK.
The commanding officer. Company
L, will detail eighteen men to the pro-
visional company from members OF
his organization having previous eX.
perience on the Nuuanu Water Guard
Capt. W. G. Allen is assigned ~ COM
mand of the provisional company and
will be assisted by Lieut.. Philip Sing
The change will be made on Wednes
daV
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Iwshto assure my Patrons and the Public general

That the closing of the Territorial Market
ing Division will NOT cause any boosting of
prices charged by this Market previously
published statements to the contrary notwith.
standing.
continue TO depend entirely as It has in the
past, upon the price that must pay for it at
Wholesale-not upon the principle of "what
the traffic will bear"
| believe in patriotic business and detest
food profiteering as thoroughly as does every
sincere patriot.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-03

The Territorial Marketing Division never
has been regarded by me as competitor,
because have not considered it's goods any.
where as good as mine [ have never felt
the least interest in its business; as a matter
of fact did not know that plans were afoot
to close its retail division until read of them
in the newspapers.
Again | wish to reassure the public that
the closing of that establishment will in no
way affect prices here, and that when whole
sale meat prices are reduced, my retail prices
will drop accordingly.
| believe in and live up to the rule:
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Observation-Disclosures
Heu einaeir a aen.

Weu eineeirasen.
Sobn s. gnans an 2pn6burs 3
u. 6. a., $1,000.
Gbparb ). Guetblein an Rurt9,
lueitern y. u. 8. &c., $500.
gsrnarb 0oIlenmeper an Wabifor
.. ". SO. 2, $1375.
Sobn s. Diiissn an bo., $4500.
8iaiam ". Collins an Bon 1or
3. II. 9.>Go., $3.50.
Sobn s. Rosers an bo., $1,000.
Wldrtin StOl5 an Carthage g. II
6. H.. $500.
Selma Wulfmnn an Wit. 2ootoui
g. Ii. 6. Co., $500.
ebert Oopers an SOutbern Sbic
6. u. 2. Co., $500.
elmer &. 6oIpabel an 9rainbIe 9.
Ii. 6. Co., $220O.
YauI 90. SapO an Iaron Wertbsis
mer. $500.
Glisa R. Spencsr ON e(snss R.
Woore, $500.
Geprss u. globeI an Gsors. 8. OIL
bers, $1,000.
gfois grablsp ON OotIep 3. II. 6.
Co., $2s0O.
Samuel g. 9aptes an Central
Rorpoob .. Ii. 6. 81, $500.
gDiIiam 0sibman an Sputbern
Ohio 6. Ii. 2. Co.. $1,000.
Gilbert WebeI Sr. on Gnisrprife Q.
q. Co., $1,000.
Gsrom gonnep an Samiltpn Goun.
tn RationaI gani, $1,000.
9ietoria Sbdrp an bo., $500.
Oscar Gbpdrb an Dropibeut Gans
ings .. Ii. 2. Co., $4,000.
S.tiIste 5pPotbeten.
Sphn 6. Rogsrs an Gputbern Obio
Sdpines gont Co., $1,000.
DO. on Grant BopIes, $1,000.
Wiaiam R. Collins on Bon son
3. II. 6. Co., $1,000.
Gbpurb Sreti6ner on Brighton
ysrman Bar. Co., $700.
gbas. Wbitnsp an Wm. 8obnert,
s400.
WilIinm +. GIbsrs on Carthage
2. Ii. 6. o., $500.
Gbus. @infon on bo., $500.
s. See Reorb on gummtnsDille g.
/. 9. Co., $500.
Gilbert n. pugb on g5ropibent
apan Co., $1,000.
qrnolb 80. 9ueIier an Yleaiant
Ridge 9. II. 6. Co.. $500.
aouiie W. Glpne an Commercial
Sapinss 8anf, $4,000.
CLARA 6. aiitel an Soilsp 3. II.
J. Co., $3750.
gsrseb 3iesler on Ror.b 5pbe part
8. II. g. Co., $500.
Sbereia aoebl an Soutkrn Sbio
!. u. &. Co., $22O0.
Qibert WebeI Jr. on GranJista
56nsiber. $500.
Samuel G. Saptes an Wlt. 2oofs
ut g. II. 6. Co., $1,000.
Senrp aobmann on Cosmopolitan
3. II. g. Co., $500.
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George preIlt an bic Meftsrn Ser.
man 9ont. 16 bei rs Sub an be,
Weitfsite Der Sadfon Strabe. 70 JuF
iiiolih Der IL. Strabe, fernsr, 6 BEL
rs Sub ansren5enb, 81.
glnna 4IspbpIte an @sorss prsIIe,
pasfelbe gisentbum, II.
Gee games an 9bcs. 6. oabes, 80
Qlder 2anb in Settion 10, Wbitsipas
ter 9oipnibip, $4,000.
Gountp aommiii iidrratb an Sofepb
s.. Yrodbous, Got 8 in Der unterabs
tbeiluns bon Ysniamin 9enn's 9anb
in Settion %, @reen 5opnibip, $50.
Charles Heeb an 8ictoria Sharp,
ungefdbr 80 2ldsr Sanb IN Settion
16. Miami solpnihip, $3.50.
paul Sboma II. Inb. al bic .. II.
8. G. 20. R. r. Co., Cots ! unb 2
in aleine's Radlab an Der Weit 6.
Strase, $500.
sobn 9iebman an Caroline 6.
Side, % BEL So 5ub on Der Oitieits
Der sylora Strab., 81.
Siram M. Rulifou on SoIepb a..
sreinsu. Got Ga in Srdnt $. aods
man's unterabtbeiluns on Der Rapib
Run Roob. 81.
Sobu g. Gnbretps on 8eprse 8.
Site, Sbeil BON Got 49 in 6. 6. 6ops
fins llnierabtbeiluns in Sii Norf
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