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The Detroit times., 1917-01-13
Measures to End the
Congestion Give
No Relief
SHIPPERS RENEW i
OLD COMPLAINT
Coal Market Seriously
Threatened by
Tie-Up

WASHINGTON. Jan. Is. - Utter
failure OF al measures 20 alleviate
the freight car shortage Z tie mid
de west. was indicated Friday IN a
renewal Of uplAints 20 the inter
state commerce commission from
shippers in that territory
Fear was openly expressed by
transportation experts today that
An intensified shortage may serious
~ affect the mldwiuler coal mar
ke'
A shortage 81 420e coal carr on
their serving carriers Is alleged BY
The WATSON Coal company Of So.
line m one % the cOmplainAnts.
Shortage 81 cars to move the
winter grain crop in the DakotAs
also has been brought 70 the atten.
ton OF The commission.
~Our elevators and warehouses
are filled 70 the roof the Farmers
Elevator company o. Canton : u,
complained. in stating that the lack
OF cars is causing them great and
irreparable injury.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13
AGENT WHO WON
WATCH FORGED
ORDERS, CHARGE

Edward : Nelson was such a sood
salesman that "a an agent FOR the
Detroit Life Insurance company he
won gold watch because ne sold
80 many guarantees TO men that
they would not leave destitute wild
ows and hungcr-pinched children.
His applications came In go rapidly
that II took fast clerk 20 keep
track OF them. Al of which was
highly commendable but AZ length
@ was discovered according to al
legations made in court. that Mr.
Nelson VAS forking his applications
and The notes Is pay the premiiums
Il Is said that Jim the penman
vas mere mixer rs compared TO
this rapid ire insurance agent.
Nelson. who lives az No. 602 Ar
tillery.ave.. was arrested wednes.
day night and arraigned Thursday.
before Justice DeGaw he vii b.
examined on Jan. / 5 and meanwhile
mus, furnish bond o. $1,000 u he
wants 20 b. free As SET he has
not supplied the bond
Admitting colleagues ~ Nelson
were tho donors 81 the watch be-.
cause 81 sold morc insurance in
q month than they could SCH in a
year
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13
ARCHITECT
NARROWED
AT FLATS
T. G. Phillips Stuck on
Island After Mar
row Escape

r Glenn Phillips, OF the firm OF
Phillips q Wilcox, architects with
ofices in the Kressr building. Is ma.
Fooned on Russell island near AZ.
gopac. after an escape over the
drifting ice In which he nearly los.
his life. according TO telephone
message 90 his once.
Crossing 20 tho island 10 lay
plans FOR the development OF cot
tage colony In the spring. Phillips
was taken over without difficulty By
George Brown. cAretaker. em-
ployed by the Hannah Real Estate
exchange to watch cottages on the
stand during the winter.
= On the return trip their boat was
caught In the ice few hundred
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13
pm. FORCED
TO REDUCE
ITS SERVICE
Coal Shortage Makes
Curtailment Neces-
sary, Says King

Operating Receiver KING an
nounced Friday morning that owing
TO the coal shortage it would BE-
necessary FOR the Pere Marquette
70 reduce is service
All during the fall and winter
we have been struggling 10 keep
the road going" said Mr. King We
let our contracts for an ample sup
ply last July and bad In storage on
the irst OF August about 10000
tons a. reserve. which We did not
intend TO use until mid.winter
On account OF the car shortage
and the refusal OF connections 70
LEI their coal carrying equipment,
come thru with fuel coal. il was
necessary 30 draw or ,hls reserve
during the months * October and
November until now Il ia entirely
exhausted. and we are dependent
upon our daily supply from the
nine
When the car shortage became
acute In October. we even with
drew from revenue service geo ~
our own coal cars 70 send 70 the
mines for loading bat this expedi
ent has proved inadequate We con
sume trainload of coal a day. on
the average about 70 carloads. AMI
not being able 20 secure this amount
with the means ~ our command
ihe only alternative is 70 reduce the
consumption This remedy ve are
applying win discretion, and we
trust thar orr patrons viii under.
stand The conditions and appreciafe
TIE faci that We arc doing our level
best with a most diricult situation.
Bulletins have been posted advis-
ing Of the following changes IN ser
vice, effective sunday. Jan IL
Trains Nos and s between De-
iroii and Bay City are discorffrsed
sundays only. This viii leave tnd
trains each WAY. nos snd NORTH
bound, and Sos - and scgtU
bound.
Extra trains Nrs aro running
between Saginaw ard Mt Pleasant
SuudaNr. VIII b. Withdrawn
Trains Nos Z and on the pstos.
key GivlFion uiii De entirely diaron.
tinyfd uUrtN of BALDWIN This wi
leave two trains n both direction ;
Trains NoH. : and 3. between Ply
mouth ard Toledo. will be taken -
which VIII leave ont train each wa
between these points.
The cafe car viii BE taken ~ sun
oarf on the evening trains betwoei
Detroit ard Grand Rapids
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13
IDENTIFIES PAIR
HELD IN Staying
AS HOLD-UP MEN

Frank Saranella, II years old and
Tony shereavola, - years old. held
on suspicion Of having slain John
Remdese IN his store AZ No 2i0 Rus
sell-st.. early Monday morning. were
identified by Angelo Mogliesi. % No
si4 Rowena.st. Friday afternoon. a.
fhe two who held him Hb on Rivsrd
~. Christmas might and ysnoi him
thru the cheek when he resisted
Warrants charging the two win
robbery while armed will be asked
saturdas The charge OF homicide
q Is said, will BE- dropped Alberto
Navetta. partner ~ 'he dead man -
siill held
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13
$4,000 Of Booze Gangs
Slush Fund Paid Detroit
Papers for Dishonest "Ads

.,tNkci. ssa Mrs George O-iss, sssS.
AIrr Tlrgpr 1855 BENJAMIN A.
ffrfla 500 a. De-, NenHs ssTa Henri
= Ner.tine. 3 500. A. lanes singe-
gu $500 NJ Hsyne, s. ,eeet y
~ shlmmel si.soe "a I. Mi ssoe
JOHN MArN. 5000 William hresin'
reter p,rrn $3.50. r A. vtrt 81
2a1 ~ 4 Nonne g. Sc, n D Giinss
$500 John NHrits. fss q W Reidei.
zoo al " -rnn~rS $500. 4. l.. r.
Movers a. taN AisN Kennedy. $500
o. purrE 800 a j. lunneback.
500 frank Nom . 1sa. y J, Rich
81 Miiiau. sseQ charlie. schsnk. 81
Ri.aarA Hpyier. ~ zoe; tossph
gesch 81 s-I A f H-idRSmp. Sl.ssi
~ n Affffc- g. 0aa George stroll.
ttsa D. Veft s. 500. y y Weip-
ert s. 900 william DALEY, 81 900.
Arthur letters. $500 " A RinS
81. 3nn charles Hemmathcr 800. q.
R krau.s. a. coo isouis Nontner.
$50 = ~, Nar'hsH' v 'k 20 o,s ye ,Tss
,s; az Ssl;tr ~ ,,lxsa A s.s''
piewf~. ~ sals q y. Daniels.
s66o u. : Dunbar $500 \ A Dun
IA ,sal William ~ e. Noehs 81 ooo (,
foserh chrownSwski g. ooni John J
WI ann. 500 p RosenthN $500 B
81 a. wiearrann. $500 " w, Rath-
Sonc. $500 Albert Huber 500
peterson. $500 August Hsnkei
81 $50. * Raves $500 " psl-y.
81. 900 Edward Nsipsrt 8 BOO. John
rua, Nur,rn. $500. C. I. Hansen.
$3.50 Frn,k " KinkfeN q 600 Mr.
Minnie st~anxe 81 300. John Wvg
= ans si.5b5 OsWsi KrlswRts. si.eco.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13

feet from shore. Unable 20 advance
or go back. they abandoned II and
started across the ice cakes.
The ice was In motion and treach
erous. II IL declared. and before the
men could reach the shore they
slipped into the water. They man
aged to extricate themselves and
reached the island chilled and drip
ping.
The island Is only few hundred
feet from the mainland. aud tele-
phone line connects II with Algonac.
The architect was able 10 telephone
his plight 10 Detroit. ON Friday.
however. the line WAS out OF order.
and no word could BE- obtained from
him.
Guy Green. one or the Hannah
agents In Detroit. said Friday morn
ing that the firms agent would BE-
prepared for an enforced stay on
the island but relief expedition
Is being organized.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13

will at least avoid a JeffersonaYe.
subway can bee arrived at.
Mayor Marx announced that he
N0uft FuuT' irt%v- setfsethlRg 10 AZ
ronn,e oh rians 90 have the Grand
Trunk ahaYfnn ,he pequindre-st
terminal Ntoeether.
Ala Iames $ Holden. new first
ward representative. who attended
his FIRST committee meeting as n
member OF the new grade separa'
uons body. pointed out chat De
ourdre.st separations w6G4d cost
The Grand Trunk $4,000 .oSo- aud the
city Ss.0oo.oo0. and thar when this
was 0il expended. the road~wohld
have poor terminal az best. mar
row and inadequate
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13

Charles + Hughes, hate Repu5l-
can candidate for president. IS Stat
90 for election o tbe presidency q
,h<Ne~ York state Bar association
~ rs annual neefirg openiDr today
in BROOKLYN.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13
ALLEGED FORGER
is BROUGHT BACK

Detective Balone reached the city
Friday noon with Joe Distefano.
wanted on a charge OF defraudlng
the Broadway branch OF the PENN
sular State bank out OF 81 500 BY
means OF bogus check on Dec. ls
Distefano was caught IN Oklahoma
snd turned over to the police OF
Omaha, where he was also wanted
The Omaha police rellnquIshed him
TO the Detroit authorities. who had
prior claim 20 the prisoner
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13
CITY0PENS
GRADE TASK
IN EARNEST
DeQuindre Plans Are
Speeded at Confer
ence Called by Marx

Mayor MARY took ths erads sepa-
ration situation IA hand Friday
morning. M called conference
between the common council grade
separation committee Corporation
Counsel plugeman. Public Works
Commissioner George a. Fcnkeu
and I>fsrcuce ". Eluehell the new
city engineer.
Fenkcll and Huhbeu Ncre author
tired by the committee. on the sug
gestion % The mayor, 10 employ a
consulting engineer OF national
prominence 20 work oar plan ~
grade separation on Deguindre-si.
satisfactory % the city and the
Grand Trunk railroad. and 10 put
one man IN he city engineers %.
Zee on grade separation work alone
This man vii be Iohn II Read.
who ara practically al grade sepa
ration work under Robert r. Nc.
Cormick. former city engineer.
Wants Quick Action.
DlnEcman wRs asked 20 arrange
an early conference between the
state railroad commission anu the
city representatives. Who will De iho
corporation counsel Mayor Marx.
AID Gilman. chairman 81 the grade
separation committee. Huobell and
Frnkeu Tho city delegation may
make the trip 20 lansing OF the
commission may b brought 10 De
troit
Marx called the meeting so the
city engineering force ard the cor.
poFatlon counsel might have ths full
cooperation ard understanding OF
ihe committee. sH
Dingeman wll ask th- rsilroad
commission for more tiule n which
70 MAKE an agreement with the
Grand TrunA A. q recent meeting
in Detroit. the commission AS.
nognced that. unles. the city and
Grand Trunk gor together hy Jan
rs u would order The DeguiRGre
separations started or its own est.
mates and plans
Dinzeman and The other express
81 confidence thai the commi->,rn
would allow more time nov that '
a4- apparent thar The city really
Intended 10 do something
The Grand Trunk wants grad
ration plan by Vhich w- tracks
wlH he elevated az 81 crossings BE-
"a ssn FrsnAm-st and Fe-ry-aye
waite the city wants The tracks de-
pressed under The street.
The Grand TRIMS warts ~
tracks elevated because such a plan
would make possible fourth trac +
for ts marrow terminal Ire cts
opposes depressing streets because
his would involve heavf suow
work on JEFFERSON ESQ one ~ 'he
city's great arteries and srod the
appearance of me thorofarf II ihs
tracks were elevated 300 ferf 81
Jefferson ave would oe required goa
The subw and approache- anf
irarc on fhis important street
would - tied W for months
or. Plan Rejected
Depression of the tracks has beer
submitted in1he state railroad com
mission and rejected, but the CHS
Is conadenr sorae agreement fha'
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13
Ana SIN gaas are AIah.

CHARLESTOWN. " Va Jan l. -
Flossic Is the nar-e n a Rhode Isi'
and red hen owned by L. = White.
a farmer OF Birch Run KanGwha
county She has laid an egg everS
cas- Cpr tao months. each OF which
Is .uuch larger than the ordinary
egg The las' and largest of these
measured 10 inches the long way
ground and inches in he ether
largest circumference F.ossic Is
less than one xeAr old
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13


~ tho Michigan Home Rule league
poured into the Golfers 81 fou, pr-
tror newspapers News. Journal
Free press and Aocnd Post which
permitted their columns 90 be- used
IN tho leagues dishonest slvcrtis
lng campaign which formed its chief
drive IN he battle "a keen Michlgan
wet in the November election The
sru-rs are revealed In the statement.
% campaign expenses which tho
league. IA accordance with tho Law
has alod In NJ county elorS.s oricc.
The Tree press. with ,l5,isd.-5.
leads The ll., % the beaesclaries az
The booze crowd The Journal
comes next With ss.aso.So, while the
News trails along with the COMPARE
lively modest sum ~ t4.eiT.4o. The
Abend pest Eoi one chunk az Sc.
ls4f7 and there were others. pc
,rus; SATURDAY Night VAS also n
beneficiary
The disbursements 20 some o: the
newspapers telloS
Detroit Free Press s2,4es.,o
$3.50 s5l52o. silS7.so. s5es So
st0.Ci8l0. total. SIS 1885
Detroit Journal ss.555.So s.
lil90 s4ssso. s52s.2o. s375.So
siS4 80 s2.TsT20. total $4,000.
Detroit evening News Assocla
ton 81 500 sl5t2. ss9s 20. SIC 20
total. slsi740.
II cost TIE vets a total ~ 'sts,l15
20 be defeated According 70 the
account aled the donations amount
ed 10 ,4ss.2s77s. leaving dcaci1e
OF Sls7 5o7
Robert r. Ear,enstsin treasurer
cf he Home Rule lesgve sled ihe
Statement, JUS, in time 10 escape POS
slble arrcs; for violation OF the
ta~ requiring that political parties
tile their expense account, ~itain
a certain time limit he link having
expired the dsy before the account
va. nled. The penalty Is a nne Of
s. goo or imprisonment for tao
years. bu, IL IL no, likely 10 BE- urSed
low that The account has finally
geen submitted
According 20 these fsgres q cost
The wet interests about $50 for
every voter N tn state and nfari,
s. for every vote they SCI "
The Stroh brewing .nterf IS mad
The lsrgest contri 1'ion 70 m cam
paigu fund. Bernard and Julius
Stroh each >outrioutins go ose.
while the Soehel company anne
mex August Cccbcl. Jr giving. sl5
-es and Fritz G2ebei sll50a q.
Darnas taefter and 81. Darrnstaetter
each gave ss.250 and . Darmsiaei
Ter g. 500 This group of seven men
alone turned In almost 500 900. IN aN
there We're $3.50 Contributions 20 ihs
tund hu, aot hat many individuals
81 some ot the contributors appear
twc or thrse ,iu'e
l..A4Fs eazir-h4tlEK large suns
were a. follows ~ AaFfp er
1890 nramer ssp jose
ftIt August r. EUu@ ttlass
Emile X ksmpsf. fs.fg
W N0gL fs.ts2 Llhu Zynds, ~
g.. 300 81 Bruce Howa-f $3.50
Louisa FfeiH~r SgeaN. Lillian hftif-
fer. s. soc. FLORENCE Tfeifer, $500
Florsn.e r. Nanr.nE s. 500 Joseph
Kaiser. $4,000 Albert a. MsrtE. So
55a
Contributors ~ sums in evr@ss ~
$500 are az follows Joseph 1rror-
0WsNf g fef Frank North wood
So F~ank schmidt. 81 $40. oscar
Schmtef. tz75- William I'armstast-
Ter. $500 William IT, Miens- - ~
SEQ W Cran~. t3e0o " q MOI
Ter ezN-0 OTTO - MsesSe. " SOC
GUSTAV meeskf. $500. Chas Messke.
. -ao N0nrad p koppifz. 81 p
ThanAs ZaifoWeki. s. 500
Edward J Martx. $3.50 susan
erine Marfz s5oe John Martz. i3.1t5.
George a Marta $500 Charles a.
MArtz f1ss9 Fred Gouie. $500 =.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13

LIVINGSTON. Mont. Jan Ia
Hunters have estimated that 400
elk were killed Just outside the
northern boundary Of Yellowstone
National park during the last two
days Of the hunting season Heavy
snovstorms OF the last week drove
hundreds Of the elk from the noun.
taincus regions OF The park into low.
er attitudes.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13
LAMPS"
SUSPECT AS AN
OLD OFFENDER

Charged Vlth iolAflng The tnItec
State drug. law EdW ard Lewis atlas
lanes Spencer. was arrested ar the
Eastern hcte. Thursday afternoon
by oeicers rom the cleanup squad
I.ewis Is alleged 20 have had drugs
IN his possession when arrested
when brought 20 police hssdausr.
tiers Lewis encountered Gamers
eye Frank wilkinson who mmedi-
Af@ly recognized him a. james
SPENCE. whom De bad arrested 70
years ago for cleveland authorize
and who had previously served time
in D~irott Lewis then confessed
his real Identity
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-04-05
Sheriff's Sale.

By virtue and authority of a specia'
execution issued from the office of the
clerk OF the circuit court OF Iron county,
Missouri, and TO me, the undersigned
sheriff, directed, in favor of the State of
Missouri, at the relation and to the use OF
b. P. Burnham, collector of the revenue
for Iron county, Missouri, plaintiff, and
against
J. f. Irvine and Bessie Irvine, his wife, il
living; or the unknown consorts, heirs
and devisees Of !. f. Irvine and Bessie
Irvine, il they be dead,
defendants, bearing date February ,6.
1917, and returnahle to the April term,
lol7, thereof, I have levied upon and
seized the following described real estate
and property, lying and being in Iron
county. Missouri, as the property of said
defendants, described as follows, to wit.
Lot, 80 in block 40 and lot II in block al
Of the Murdoch Crumb Company's sub
division Of parts of sections 20 and 80,
township 81. north, range 4 east; tract
$ in section 4, township 50, north, range
3 east, 1886 acres; tract II, in section q,
township So, nosth, range ; east, Io.47
acres, as shown by Murdoch Crumb Plat
book 8; all Of the above described land
being subject TO mineral reservation
made by Big Muddy Coal 4 Iron Com.
il book s., page .4r, lion county Land
Records. >
And | will on
Tuesday, April "a, 1877,
at the east front door of the courthouse, in
the city OF f%ronton, Iron county, Missouri,
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the
forenoon and FIVE O'Clock in the afternoon
Of that day, and during the session of the
circuit court, sell, at public vendue, all the
night, tile, claim, estate and property Of
the said defendants, Of, in and to the
above described real estate and property,
for cash in hand, to the highest bidder, to
satisfy said execution and costs.
W. II. BLUE, Sheriff Iron county, Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-04-05
Sherih's Sale.

BY virtue and authority OF a special
execution issued from the Office Of the
clerk of the Circuit court OF Iron county.
Missouri, and 10 me. the undersigned
sheriff, directed, in favor Of the State Of
M:ssos,i, At the relation and to the use OF
b. 2. Burnham, collector Of the revenue
for Iron county. Missouri, plaintiff, and
against
David II. Rnih and Ernest Miller, il living,
or the unknown consorts, heirs and devil
sees Of David II. Ruth and Ernest Mil
Ter, il they be dead, and Murdoch
Crumb Company. a corporation, its sue.
cesso-s and assigns,
defendants. hearing date February 26,
1917, and returnable to the April term,
1917, thereof, l have levied upon and
seized the following described real estate
and property, lying and being in Iron
county, Missouri, as the property Of said
defendants, described as follows, to wit:
Lot "a in block 20 and lot s in block S.
the Murdoch Crumb Company's subdivision
OF parts Of sections 20 and 81. township "a,
north, range 4 east; tracts, in section 1,
township s., north, range 4east, 10 acres;
tract ID, in section /, township IS, north,
range 4 east, 1905 acres: tract IS,
in section 90, township s., north, range
: east-to.e 20 acres, as shown by Murdoch
Crumh plat book 5; all the above described
land being su5iec, to mineral reservation OF
the Big Muddy Coal & Iron Company as
in book s., page al, Iron county land
records.
And will On
Tuesday, April -, 1917,
at the east front door of the courthouse, in
the city Of %lronton, Iron county, Missouri,
the hours of nine o'clock in the
forenoon and FIVE O'Clock in the afternoon
Of that day, and during the session of the
court, sell, at public vendue, all the
right, title, claim, estate and property Of
the said defendants, OF, in and to the
above described real estate and property
Tor cash IN band, TO the highest bidder, to
satisfy said execution and costs.
W. II, BLUE, Sheriff Iron county, Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-04-05
or SHERIFFssAL IN PARTITION
Edith Westerman, plaintiff,

Jerome A .Rencehausen. Franklin Il. Rencehauscn,
Fred Rencehausen. Efe Moser, Ne,,ie peasiee
and Myron h. Rencehsusen, defendants.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of a decree
In partition and an order Of sale Of the Circuit
Court Of the County OF Iron, State Of Missouri,
made In the above entitled cause At the October
term, 1915, thereof, /. the undersigned, Sheriff
Of the County Of Iron, and State Of Missouri,
will. on
Tuesday. N sfM ley If .qf,tl, t9,7,
between the honrs Of nine o'clock In the fore.
noon and Ave O'Clock IN the afternoon Of tha,
day, et the east front door OF the ceur, house In
the City Of lronton, County Of Iron and State OF
Missouri. and during tho session Of the regular
April term Of the Circuit Court for the year OF
1917, sell AZ public vcndue, TO tie highest bidder.
tho following described real estate, situate, living
and being In Iron County. Missouri, to.wit.
Lots three 10. fOar ~. tive tE), xix u twelve
12i, thirteen (I3I, fourteen )1I1, fifteen 1I5l
and sixteen ilG) 10 block sixteen (I6): snd lots
six go md seven ~ In block fourteen (ld)~all
in the Town Of Pilot Knob. Missouri, AZ the same
appear on the plat Of said Town of Pilot Knob,
Missouri, on file In the Office Of the Recorder Of
Deeds for Iron County, Missouri. -iI
TERMS on SALE--Ope.half OF the purchase
money cash 10 hand. and tho balance on d credit
Of twelve months, the deferred payment 10 Ia
secured by n deed Of trust on said property, and
to bear interest at tho rate Of six per cent. tev
aunuin, with the privilege TO the purchaser of pay.
ing all cash, provided be elect 10 do 10 before the
approval Of tho sale by the court.
W. n. BLUE, Sheriff Iron County, Mo.
Ironton. NO., March 70. 1O17.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-04-05
Sheriff's Sale Under Execution.

BY virtue and authority of an exc.
ton issued from the office of the Clerk
OF the Circuit Court in and for the
County Ut Iron, in the State of Mis-
souri,, returnabIe to the April Term of
said court, and to me directed, where
in Grand Avenue Bank, OF st. Louis, a
corporation, is plaintiff, and DR.. Jos.
W. Dickey, defendant, | have levied
upon and seized the following de-
scribed real estate, situated in said
Ccuntyof Iron, State of Missouri, and
described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at the northwest corner
of the northeast quarter OF the
northwest quarter of section
twenty nine (29), township thirty
tour (54), north, range four (4) east,
running north IS degrees and 80 min
utes west a distance OF 2 chains and So
links to 4 stake, thence at right an
giles to this line a distance of / chains
and 81 links, thence south So degrees
n 80 minutes east a distance of 10
chains and 80 links to- stake in Coun-
ty Road, thence with the road 4 chains
and 81 links, thence north SO degrees
ana ~ minutes west q distance Of I
chains and IS links to beginning;
And I will, on
Saturday, the a9M day e .Atrjl, 1917,
between the hours of nine O'Clock in
the forenoon and five O'Clock in the
afternoon Of said day, at the front
door OF the courthouse in the City OF
l%ronton, in said County of Iron, and
State OF Missouri, sell, at pubic auct-
ion, for cash, to the highest bidder,
the property above described, to sat
isfy said debt and costs.
W. II. BLUE,
Sheriff of Iron County, Mo.
IrOntOn. Mo March D 1u1T