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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-04-12
CUSHING

April 9.-Mr. and Mrs. L. l.. Tippy
arrived the first Of the week from Ne
braska for short visit with friends at
this place. They will make their re
turn trip in an auto.
Louis and Benny Larson spent few
days Of last week visiting at the r.
Anderson place here, returning to their
home at Ramey Tuesday.
Richard Nordlund went to Little
Falls Tuesday, where he expects to be
employed.
Charley Olson spent a few days last
week at Grand Rapids.
The loyalty meeting held at this place
Friday evening was largely attended
Speakers from Little Falls were F. w
Lyon, G. Rosenmeier and Andrew John
son.
A number for here attended the has
ket social at Lincoln for the benefit of
the Red Cross, Saturday evening.
Misses Alma and Bernice Gish, who
are employed at Little Falls, spent Sun.
day at their home here.
Misses Carolina Sutliff, Alma Moran
teachers in this vicinity visited at their
homes at Little Falls the last of the
week.
Arthur Simones of Little Falls spent
a few days last week visiting at the N,
Simones place here.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Carlson received a
letter from their son Hilbert last week
who is stationed at Camp Dodge, but
will be transferred to Washington, D.
G. soon, for military training.
L. E. Bergman was q county seat
visitor Saturday.
Mat and Tony Kempenick Of Randall
visited at this place Sunday, between
trains.
J. Youngdahl Of Swanville has pur-
chased the lots owned by John Houston
in town, east of the creamery.
MI. Wage of Clough purchased a
disc harrow at this place Monday.
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Citation fer Hearing ON Petition fG
Administration
ESTATE OF LARS BERGGREN

State of Minnesota;
In Probate Court.
In the Matter Of the Estate of Lars
Berggren, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to all Persons
interested in the granting Of admin
istration Of the Estate of said De-
cedent:
The petition of MarGret Bosell, hav-
ing been filed in this Court, represent
ing that Lars Befggren, then resident
of the County of Morrison, State Of
Minnesota, died intestate on the oath
day of March, 1911, and praying that
letters of administration of said estate
be granted to Margret Bosell and the
Court having fixed the time and place
for hearing said petition.
Therefore, You, and Each of You,
Are hereby cited and required to show
cause, if any you have, before this
Court at the Probate Court rooms in
the Court House, in the City of Little
Falls in the County of Morrison, State
of Minnesota, on the Goth day of April,
1918, at 10 o'clock a.. H., why said petit
ton should not be granted.
Witness, The Judge of said Court,
and the Seal of said Court, this 25th
day of March, 1918.
[SEALl e. F. SHAW,
Probate Judge.
-Nels N. Bergheim,
Attorney for Petitioner.
Little Falls, Mimi. mch29-3t
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Henry Zimmerman autoed. to Little
Falls Saturday.
81. Muncy went to Little Falls Mon
day.
NOTICE OF sHERIFF's EXECUTION

Under ana by virtue of an Execution
issued out Of and under the seal of
in sn S9q65 Ii The ehf Sadca
the 9Th day Of February. 1915. upon a
Judgment rendered and docketed in
plaintiff, and Jacob Burton was de-
fendant. in. favor Of said plaintiff and
5-iS5 {;s51s57Sn Pe1l.rs as appear s
~ ~ t dF }udgment roll lsd in ting Of
WHEREAS. Said judgment wa.
docketed in the District Court Of Hen
nepin County. on the 9Th day Of Feb,
Judgment was docketed in. the District
Court Of Morrison County. on the 18th
az rf;r{ Of February d9lS and the sum of Of
200 G:51s.5D Dollars is now actu-
amount rom tho 9Th day Of February,
sale: also for three : and 800 9{ss:oS}
Dollars increased costs thereon, and
for all my fees, costs and disburse-
mSn ITS in ra; and about this levy and sale:
Sheriff of said Morrison County been
duly directed and delivered, I have
levied upon and will sell at public
nediately outside of the main entrance
to the District Court House in the City
Of Little Fails, in said County of Nor
Ilson, Mlnnesota, on the 10th day of
May, 1918, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon of said day, all of the right, title
and interest that the above named
judEment dcbtor had in and to the real
estate hereinafter described on the
18th day Of November, 1916, that be-
ing tle date when levy was made upon
said real estate, by virtue OF certain
Writ OF attachment, issued out Of the
District Court Of Eennepin County, in
the aforementioned action, and any in
terest therein which said Judgment
debtor has since that day ACQUIRED,
the description Of the said property
being as Follows, to-wit:
The East Half GC12) Of the North
east Quarter (NEM), and the South
west Quarter OF the Northeast Quar-
ter (slv1 OF .NE74} Of Section Eight
cen GS>, Township One Hundred Thir-
ty-one (73D, Range Thirty {3O), con-
tanning Ono Hundred Twenty (12O)
acres according to the Government Sur
vey thereof. said property being sit
uatcd in the County Of Morrison. and
State Of MinNcs0ta.
Dated at Little Falls, Minnesota,
this l4th day Of March. 1913.
---PAJL FELIX,
Sheriff Of Morrison County, Mimi
Josiah =. Brill,
Attorney for Judgment Creditor.
G11-i2 Plymouth Building,
Minnea polls, Minnesota
Mch15-Gt
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COME AND GONE

William Grund left for international
Falls Tuesday evening, where he Will be
employed.
Miss Nellie Anderson went to Wade
Ia Wednesday, where she will be EN-
ployed as stenographer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Locks, ST., were
called to Pittsburgh Wednesday, by tho
illness Of q son.
F. f. Turner returned to Thief River
| Falls Wednesday.
! Walter Newman, who visited friends
| in Braincrd, returned Wednesday,.
T. G. Gordon transacted business at
Wadena Wednesday. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Gordon.
Mrs. l.. Cooley returned Tuesday
! from Bakersfield, Calf, where she had
visited some months.
! Mrs. Herman Utsch is visiting rela-
tives and friends in st. Paul.
Mrs. B. w. Lakin, who visited with
her sister, Mrs. w. H. Ryan, returned
to her home at Bemidji Wednesday
| Mrs. Lakin had previously visited with
her sister, Mrs. j. P. Sell at Bismarck,
N. D.
E. A. King has returned from a short
business trip to Iowa.
Mrs. Frank LaGrave returner to Min
| neapolis Saturday, after a weeks visit
| with relatives.
Miss Genevieve Nelson spent Sunday
with her parents at Ft. Ripley.
Arthur G.. Lindahl, who has enlisted
| in the land signal corps, left Monday
for Leavenworth, Kan, to prepare for
this line of war endeavor.
Mrs. Frank LaGrave returned to Min
Cornwell returned Sunday from short
visit to Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Nelson, who visit
ed over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Dawson, have returned to Minnea:
polls.
L. D. Brown returned Monday from
business trip to the twin cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Schugrue Of
Shovel Lake, who have been visiting
here with relatives, left Tuesday for
Jamestown, N. D., where they will visit
with Mr.. Schugrue IS mother.
Mrs. Fred Gross and son Albert Of
International Falls visited with the
Fred Kleber family Friday enroute
home from st. Cloud.
Harker Gordon was in Minneapolis
Sunday to visit his sisters, Misses Mer-
cy and Bertha Gordon, who came up
from Rochester to meet him.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-04-12

last week. Speakers from Little Falls
were here who talked on the Third Lib
crty Loan and problems confronting the
United States in this great war.
Mrs. Frank Dcering is very sick
again.
Frank Deering is busy building a new
wood shed for school district No. 81.
Paul Stoltman is employed i'll the
saw mill at Little Falls.
John Dick was in Little Falls Sunday
evening.
Clark schand& 4 bought new car q
few days ago.
Mike Zulke spent a few days with
M. and Mrs. Frank Zulkc of Pike
Creek.
Lawrence Cimcnslzi, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Cimcnski, who is in the
army and who for q few weeks has
been at Camp Dodge, Iowa, is now at
Camp Deycns, Ager, Mass, is word re-
ccvic,l from him by his brother
Frank ;3chippritt spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman otoitman OF Lit
tie Falls.
John Decring, who is in the army and
who for several weeks has been at
NdIID iCOttSt, ICh II Iich ttt \tti1i1
Custer, Michigan, according to word
receired by his mother.
Sam. kcdrowski transacted business
III Little Falls Saturday.
The roads arc surely good around
here for this time of the year.
Ncls Peterson, county surveyor o!
Little Fails, made q survey Of the site
Of school district No. 81, section 9, town
J29, range 80. He did it last week.
Everyone around here is at work in
the fields.
Elizabeth W"llcrshci'n was i'll Little
Falls Saturday.
He who saves money, saves lives. sc
buv thrift and war saving stamps reg
uarly. The longer YOU wait the MGR:
thew cost and always remember that (;
stamp day Will keep the kaiser Away
John Wallcl sheiiA made {: zip 70 Liz
tie Falls Saturday.
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PIERZ

April ga basket social was held
at the school in district No. 13l, last
Thursday evening. All the baskets
brought good price, the highest be.
ing sold for 1915. The social was held
for the benefit Of the Red Cross society
and $27.70 was Melted.
Mrs. Conrad Stangl was found dead
in bed at O'Clock last Wednesday
morning. Deceased was born in Ger
many on November 10, 1857, and was
therefore in her 61st year. At the age
of 9 she came to America with her par
ents, who for time made their home
near St. Cloud, but moved to Pierz in
the early '70s. She was married to
Conrad Stangl in 1888. The children
are Joe, John, Conrad, Edward, Frank,
Mary and Hubert. Hubert LANCER of
st. Cloud, one sister, Mrs. Peter Rem
gel, also of St. Cloud.
Flaudy Litke Of Genola died at II
O'Clock Thursday morning, after a lin
gering illness of two months duration.
leaves to mourn a widow and several
children. The remains were buried on
Monday in st. Joseph's church ceme-
terry. Is,
HHans' Bares returned last Sunday
from a visit with his uncle at Beach,
n. D.
John Kaas, now Of Holdingford, is
visiting friends here.
Gust Neisius began working in Nick
Myers meat market last Monday.
Math Thommes took the train for
the twin cities Monday.
Mrs. Smith of St. Cloud is visiting at
the Jos. H. Grell home.
William Schrcirer and wife visited
with relatives last Friday.
Peter Thommes' straw stack burned
to the ground last Friday afternoon.
E. l.. Fitch has sold his car to Nick
Myer.
Anna Rauch is employed in Mime.
apolis.
Jake Hoover is employed by Matl>
Schnurcr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thco. Rychner and
family and Christ Reese were visit
OTIS 1T the Wolff home Friday evening
Mr.. Nelson and his son Bill return.
ed home Tuesday from Little Falls
where they purchased q thrcshing ma
chine.
Miss Margaret Blair Of South Hill
man spent Saturday night with Lena
ZancS
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~ ISL BELLEVUE

April 10.Ftank Posch went to Roy
alton Monday.
F. J. FISHERMAN and J. r. Stone
drove to Royalton Monday.
p. j. Gregerson and family and F. J.
FISHERMAN and family spent Sunday
evening at the T. Coenen home.
P. J. Gregerson drove up new Elsar
from Minneapolis Saturday.
Many from here attended church ser
vice in Little Falls Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chilquist and daughter
Augusta went to Little Falls Saturday.
A new telephone has been installed in
the J. A. Chillquist house.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. George Cash,
April 6, a daughter.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-04-12
T9rODRI I.

April &.--I>.'I.,. &a::. ,.},'i, +j:.!::;":o@
business lit Little EHl.5 t,'uv>>laE ans
" ,1nc.,ti0y.
I3o.n-'['o Mr.. and Airs. Mike G";?t
.<rvil /. a son.
Jos. Pact ;.:::ocl 70 i'i>-ec Iuc:'!;:,E
vItnruiu,: I':.:t:2:,a>.
Andres: Emerson, ['i:as f,>l5'"tlzc
James and ERNEST FoSs 2n;! John N"ot.
CT autn~t, TO Mile Lacs lake ,Gltu:@<:;l,
evening.
Quits a number of Morrill, peop1" at
tended the ]. Litkc funeral at licrz
Monday.
N!m. ES;,njrocll transacted business a.
Buchanan Friday.
luke <slongos'zi transacted business
at Little Falls Thursday.
Matt SN cd>iak was = county seat
caller Friday.
JOS. Phol and Mrs. John Florell au
tocd to Platte Monday.
Frank Katmcrinski and II. Bandc:
Of Foley were Morrill, callers Monday
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-04-12
TWIN LAKES

April 9.-Joseph Cimenski made a
business trip to Little Falls Thursday.
Peter Doroff left for Brainerd last
Wednesday, where he will be working.
seeding.
The farmers around here are all done
seeding.
A loyalty meeting was held in school
district No. 81 on Tuesday evening Of
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-04-12
NOTICE OF MCEsTt:AG;EI FCEECAO-
{

Whereas default has been made in
the conditions of that CERTAIN mort
A. B. Peterson, her husband. as mort
gagors, unto First National Bank, Lit
tie Fails Minn.. as nlortsa>:ec, dated
eo r ed in I'll The % offcs Of the nesfc a ' Of
Deeds in and for the County Of Mocri-
son and State Of Minnesota on the 18th
day Of october; =: p ;c 1s11, ct o'clock
246. and wlenr"ss by reason Of said de-
fault tic said nort=aSee as by the the
terms O; said mortgage it IL auth orjz-
ed to 60. has elected and hereby de-
cIares that the whole Of the principal
sum secured thereby together with the
interest accrued tEn.oGn is row due
and pcyablc, and whereas 1t the date
If t!i: 1,@i." there !:s ciai''lGd to BE-
due &yd is du" on SAID :'}e..'tt&..s.':Ie the
::,!!, OF $780,: and no action or pro-
<~&iI2~: !>zr; :r>"n il? .i+'r:'Cl 10 20 '-,Vc:'
the debt described IL said mortgage or
Now Therefore. Notice is hereby Civ
en- that ~ virtue Of the power OF sale
in said n1o1t::a"e CONTAINED and n''3'-
nd provided, nc said mortgage win
~, f>rcc}o:cd BY TIE sheriff, Of said
county OF :ioT1j%nn. -lilo-lescta, by sale
:~"ihcd. 5it::atcd in said County Of
2fnll.i*or, Mi:alqsot2, to-wit: Lot two
~ q SECTION thirteen 1$, township
enc hundred thirty $3.50 ranGe thirty
i3Uj, CONTAINING 1880 s!;>ieS more VI
los, to tho highest bidder for cash at
public vendlc. at the north front door
Of the court house in the City Of Lit
tie Falls. said County Of Morrison,
Stat,. Of Minnesota, en- the eth day Of
AI,ri,, 1913, at &c O'Clock in the fore
noon OF said day, to satisfy the amount
which shall then be due on said mott
cage together with $500 attorneys
fees and the costs of foreclosure as al
lowed by law, subject to redemption
as by statute provided
Dated March -, 1913.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Little Falls, Mimi,
Mortgages
! IS. c. & L. w Vasaly,
Attorneys for Mortgage,
Little Falls. Minn. Ml5-61
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-04-12
USE HERALD WANT ADS

: SPECIALS
: We are going to offer for
{ this Week:
( All soaps in ten BAR
: lots for .. soc
Z Pink Salmon, very good
: grade, 6 cans for. .$1.O8
Z Red Salmon, fancy pack
7 6 cans for. .$1.62
Z Raspberry and straw
( berry jam, in 3 Id.
: jars for ............ zoe
: Apple jelly in IL gal.
Z pail for ............ 4Oc
: Apple jelly in 1 gal.
Z pail for .75c
: Bakers Cocoa, 1 Id. can .43c
: Bakers Chocolate, 1 Id.
pkg. .43c
: Macaroni, 6 lbs. for. .55c
; Karo Syrup, l gal. pail
, tor ............. Use
; Mustard, in l gal. jars
Tor soc
! Catsup, very fancy, 3
bottles for .63c
( Oatmeal, 3 Id. 6 or. pkg.
lOr .ZSc
: We have just bought 1900
( lbs. of Coffee, which we
quote as follows:
: 1900 lbs. Special Coffee
{ in 5 10. lots, per lb. .21c
: 1900 lbs. Double C Cof-
7 fee, 5 ID. lots, per 10. .19c
10 lbs. fancy Blue Rose
Rice for .$1.15
! Gotta & CURTlSS
Successor to
( ITIRNSTAITL 6 VADNAIS co.
> BUY WAB SAVING STAMPS
J.
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CITATION FOR HEARING ON FINAT,
ACCOUNT AND FOR DISTRIBU-
TION
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-04-12
ION n. CAMERON, Attorney at Law.
II Office in First National Bank Bldg.

~ NJ A. FORTIER. NJ. D., c. M.
~. Graduate Of Victoria University,
Montreal, Canada. Office hours to 10
g. m. and to p. m. Office in Vasaly
Building. Residence corner Third st.
and Second Ave. Northeast
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-04-12
CARDS

OTEPHEN G.. VASALY, Counsellor at
~ Law. First Mortgage Loans. Office
in Vasaly Building. Phone SILL
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-04-12

Harmon Bots, and his wife,
..... Bots, William
Spooner, and his wife.
-..--... Spooner, James
T. Elwell and his wife,
.-............ Elwell, and Henry
wilkas, and also any and
all other persons, unknown, =.
claiming any right, title, :
estate. Interest, or lien in
and to the real estate de-
scribed in the Complaint
herein.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-04-12

State of Minnesota,
)ss
County Of Morrison.
In District Court,
Seventh Judicial District.
Gerhard Terhaar.
Plaintiff,
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Lckdles.
8abrideinlides @etter,
Sir Son antonio uno umgegen6
3elite aben6 uno 9ienstag beoedt.
Die @Ote arens-@ode.

Diefe ISOLDE miro I'M gan5en 2an=
0e fir oas Mmerifaniide &ote areu5
aejaunmelt. @s ionen 100000 900
aufgpbro1t peroen, mouon $125,0o0
auf San Mntonio entfaaen, eine
Suu1me, Sic NIT 2eidtigfeit ge5eib=
net umo iogar iiber5eidmet ueroeIl
fnnm.
ueber Sic aufgaben oes s8otel
Areu5es" babet mir 81 tuieoerbolten
Molen geiproden. Das amerifant=
Ide gfote @reua itent iib in ben
Dien1t ser @obltdtigfeit, Siilfsbs-
reitfhoft uno Menidenliebe. Sober
Gent, ser ibm 5tr 8erfiigung geiteIlt
miro, miro oa5u ~perueroet, &ranfe
nuo geripu1oete at pflegen, Scot 81
Iinoern. Ser appen rihtet fid) al
SHE, Sic an Dem guten 8erf mitbel-
fen monen: @ebt fdilell, gebt reid)=
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Or. Geo. s. @nrSbad, 3abnar5t,
Sids @ebduoe. Gr. 6067.

2ebrer.@ raminationen peroell
6reitag uno Samstag, ben Z. uno s.
SUM, III idmmtli6en Counties 0es
Staates abgebalten.
Gin teranifd)er Grutbabn, Der
Dem Soten 9reu5 eegen $4,000
eingebrad)t bat, miroe in Der am
Samstag in ser Sauptftaot @aib-
ington abgebaltenen Rielenparaoe
Dem Yublifum porgefiibrt. Der Hu-
ter lit menigitens elm babies Ousenh
Wsal in Seras gum 8eiten oeS 30
ten areu3eS periteigert uno auf Der
3eiie na6 @ofbington ebenfalls.
lper lDeiB tpie oft, perauftioniert NOR.
Den. bis ans ibnt Die o6en erfpdbrte
beoeutenoe Snmme er5ielt mar. Ger
Srutbabn muroe in Haoarro Golinty
ge5ogen nno miro i'm 2dufe oieier
Wode Dem Eraiioenten 8ilion ourd
Den Neprdientanten SaroD ais &c.
ibenf iiberreifjt meroen.
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MIIerIei.

- SQulen0e ultD aberntals Saltz
ienoe BON Meniden nahmen an Der
geitern Nadmittag UNI 4:30 abgebal=
tener Hotem &ren5 8araoe tell. Ser
s3ug iebte lih piinftlid CUR beitimm<
ten 3eit in 9emegung nno Die 30
raoe berlief nit groBter .Erd5ilion,
qIatt nno obne Stoden, bon Mnfan3
bis gu gnoe. Ser llm5ug bot ETH
ungenein fdrbenpradtiges unb erbe-
ben0es Bib, uno porsiiglih mir,
fungsboa boben iih Die rotten &ren5e
BON ben aleioern ab. Der llm5ig
purbe bon Dem Militar MarIdaG
Oberltleutnamt 6. g. Saigbt BON
gar1p Srapis nit ieinen adt @oiu=
tonten auf ounfelbraunen 8feroeri
eroffnet. Sinter ib1en marIbierte
Der Organiiator Der bieiigen 3oten
Greu5 : @eieafhaft, Serr 8ilcbelier
GeIio, nit ieinen beioen 5elo : Gil
reftoren, 81. S. @aroing uno Soc s.
Jroit. gieien ihlolien Iid an Der
Mapor nit Dem Staotrat un0 Die
Yountp 8eb0rDen, Die mieoerlim
pom Dem aus ltfrteruffisieren gebiloe-
ten Wilitar : &ontmalloo, meldJes Die
Jlaggen Ser Iaiierten trlg, gefolgt
aDurDeu. Sn bunter Geibenfolge
1ued]ieIten Mrliifhore nit Mbteiluii=
gen BON aranferpflegerinneit Ndh=
nno Strif 3irfeln nno anoern oi-
reff ooer inoireft fir oas &ote areif3
tdtigen 9rganiintionen ab. 8eions
bern geifau muroe ben nit Ser
3bing's Armee aus Merieo gefom-
menel1 gbineIen ge5olt, Die jest I'M
Comp Srapis befhaftigt meroen.
Inter oen pielen Yereinet nno Cell
uebmeru, Die iid Inn oas Hote areits
neroient MAIDEN urt0 an Der Earaoa
fell nabnlen, iino 81 nenilen: Sic
lofale Gote &rel5 Mbteiluns, Der
M6nner @iilfsperein; oas aantinens
Departement, oas hirnrgiide 0epar-
tement, Die 9tdb- nto Strif=gereinc,
MIlitdr- uno Gipilsaer5te, Der iiioi-
5de 5rauen-g erein, Die 5ablreiden
Eralppen pom Camp 5rapis nno
Sort Gam 9ouiton oie Bon Scouts,
6odidiiler ii. u. Selte abeno
Fihoet cine groBe 8eriamimIung IN
Der 9eetbopen Safe itott, sit Ger
idmmtlidje @epob11er Der Staot elm
geIanen iino. Ser %. Simmon5
pom ct. 2ollis bdlt Die 6ouptrebe.
Der Toli5eirifter oiftierte IN
Samstaa pormittag mebrere emf
pfinolide @eloitrafen. Cine Game
8m~eifeIbaften Glfes miroe sur Cab
lung BON 500 unb ibr gegleiter
5u elmer Strafe bon $50 periirteilt.
SIN Sitter bon 20 Sabren lit
SRI. @nno Maria Moia Georges ans
Dem 2eben geihieoen, lie miro BON
ibren Gftern, 3rpei ShmeItern ilno
flint 8ritoern betralert. Die 8~eritor.
bene mar Elm Mitglieo Ser Gineta
2oge uno Die geiiesnng fano am
Sonntag nadmittag auf Dem 6rien-
bof Der Sermaunsiobne itatt.
eSn ndditer Belt iolen 5000
iunge Slide, ..blaf baB," in ocn Me.
SinasSee geiebt meroen. Die Slide
5ia0 ca. eiiten balben 3oa lang un0
fueroett I'M 2oufe oieier ISOLDE err
sDortet.
Die @rano- Surn fir ben Mai.
Esrruin lift nidyt Defenders beidaf.
tiat getpefen itno bat mir eli anfia-
gen erboben-
@ie idon I'M lebten Sabre iuer,
BEN nis1 in Dem Inufenoen oie Sebrer
aus ben folgen6en n~eun5ebn @oun-
ties = Mtascofa, 8anoera, Bee, BE.
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Som Carrier ltnb Strait an Serbert
l1llp sfueult 5amn1ons, @runoltnd i'm
9th @lpd 1885. $1,000.
s3%uberbueler, Grunoitiif i'm 8roipect S)ta
Ylace. $500.
Sic Clifton George Company an Sotn
S. &abl, @runoitilcf IN Ilalno Sei96t5;
1925.
@ora Nsnes 6aentl9el uno @atte an
gunice Saln1. @ruiloitiid I'M Gttg Slpd
1924, S 1000.
5ontb Gan Mntpnio Snouitrio[ Cont
pam an Sran q. 8u6i, 8runoitiid in
Sputh Gan antonio; $500.
@rtbur IS. @6errer uno Srau an @nliI
S1errer, @ruu1b5tud I'M @itD &lod 1853,
1885 uno 1915; 81 IL. q.
@mil Sderrer an Nrtbnr s.. S6errer,
8runbltiid i'm Gitp 8lod 900; 81 Ii. q.
gmil Sderrer an Irtbur s. Sderrec.
@runoltiid i'm gitp 8lpd 2934; ST Ii. q.
8. Mueller nltD Srau an g. s. SaG@
ion, @ruuoltlld I'M neten @1tp glod
5000; 50, 144.333
81. 9. SSones uuo Srau al Gam Srte6s
man, @rllnbitiif in Der @laoftone Nobia
tion, So, 700.
X. ~. WtttSltS All OlAu SAtlth WIZ
mer. @ruuoitiid i'm neuen Gitp Slcd
1868; $1,000.
SenrD gilsner an 6. @. 6iltpotc,
@rltnoituf in Sout6 Gan &utonio;
500 II. q.
Gillian 6. graop utto @atte on 6elir
6. Noellel, @runoitiid i'm lleueu @ttp
Slod 3022; $3.50.
6. II. ganeep ali @eoipi9 &opplin.
@runoItud in Soutb 9ei91ts; $4,000.
S. 6. @oonarO uno Srau III q. e,
8aneemann, @runoftiid IN Beacon Sill;
$1,000.
~snerauoer So5fe M albin Seiocl,
@runbitiide III Ben Gitp Slofs 3t39 unO
$40 nrb 1896; $555.
81. q. @reeoru an s. 5oppe, @ruuoS
itiid i'm 9th glod 2975; $500.
Sdm Srieomau uno Strait all glarles
@. 8nan, @rltnoitad am Marlborous1
Ylaee; $4,000.
Sirit gofpniite gompanp an 81. Gppsrs
mann, @runoitid in Sommerfet, $3.50.