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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-09
DECREASED wooLen OUTPUT.
Government Takes Steps to End Strike
OF WeaverS,

Lawrence. Mass. July 9.-Secretary
OF War Baker todIy In message to
William NJ Wood. precedent OF the
American Wooden Company. said he
had asked Henry Endicott to try and
settle the strike OF 1000 weavers In
three mills here
In appealing yesterday TO tn. war
department 10 take charge Of the situa-
tIon. Mr.. Wood said the mills were
making cloth for tho army and that
production had been cut down 10000
yards daily by striking wcavS;es, "'ho
demanded wage Increase of IS per
cent
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-09
CARLTON GIVEN HEARING.
Head Of Telegraph Company Heard By
Senate Committee.

Washington. July 9.-Senntors de-
manding investigation before action on
the house resolution authorizing the
president to take over telegraph. tele-
phone, cable and radio lines. won a
partial victory today when the senate
committee heard testimony behind
closed doors from President Carlton. of
tho Western Union Telegnraph Com
pany.
After examining President Carlton
nearly three hours the committee ad-
journed until o'clock for an executive
session to consider immediate report OF
the resolution to the senate. Chair
man Smith reported no hearings were
planned
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-09
Election Judges imprisoned.

Panama, July "a political contest
growing out OF Sundays elections in
David, gold Mining town near the
western end OF tho isthmus, resulted in
the government imprisoning the oppo-
sition judges Of the election. In con-
sequence a detachment OF thirty-five
American soldiers has been sent to
David to watch developments n
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-09
u. s. War.hip al eueno, Aires.

Buenos Aires, July s,-An American
Nwarship arrived here today, for q visit
of courtesy to Argentina with the con-
snection Of the celebration Of the
Argentina Independence Day which
occurs tomorrow
Vice Admiral William B. Capterton,
u. s. N, Will arrive from Chile to-
morrow to take part In the celebration.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-09
HEAVY CASUALTY LIST.

Both Army and Marines Lose Many
Men in Killed or Wounded.
Washington, July 9.-There were no
1owans in today's army or marine cas-
ualty, lists. The army list contained
fifty-seven names, divided as follows:
KILLED in action, IA; died Of wounds,
10: died of disease, 1: wounded severe
iy. 18; wounded slightly, II; missing in
action. IL: prisoners. I.
The marine corps casualties mum :
bered fifty-two, as follows:
Killed in action, II; died Of wounds.
10; wounded severely, 10: missing. ~.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-09

the german government paid to Rum
ley in several transa ctions connected
with the purchase of the Mall, s1.361.-
coo. The payments, II was alleged.
were concealed until their details were
discovered by investigators of the de-
partment OF Justice and the New York
state attorney general.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-09
PAGE ONE.
TeIegraphic News:


Teegraphc News: :
French Advance Lines.
Take Many Prisoners. )
America to Aid in Ruling Air.
Food Control Until War Ends.
Records in Newspaper Scandal.
Kaiser Owns New York Mail.
Twenty five Killed in Rail Wreck.
PAGES TWO AND THREE.
Iowa News:
July Calls Take All OF Third Draft
Seventeen Children in Accident.
No Big Issue In State Convention.
Epidemic Closes Dubuque Tight.
PAGE FOUR.
Editorials:
Scientific Taxes Simple.
Infantile Paralysis in Iowa,
The Business Field.
Topics and Iowa Opinion.
PAGE FIVE.
War News and Comment:
Reluctant Recruits Ardent Soldiers.
Shortage OF Manpower in Germany
Waacs Behind British Lines.
PAGES SIX, EIGHT AND NINE.
City News:
July County Quota PIT.
Pass Fifteen Married Men.
Nineteen Enlist Here.
Four Injured in Rail Wreck.
Knights Templar Session.
General and Brief City News.
PAGE TEN.
Markets and General:
Corn Traders Await Federal Report
Oats Market Easier.
Beef Cattle Steady.
Hogs Sell Lower.
South America Worlds Iarder.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-09
CHARGED WITH TAX DoDeMe

Boston Woo! Merchant. Indicted by
Federal Grand Jury.
Boston, July civilian A. English
and John H. O'Brien, members of the
firm of English & O'Brien. Boston wool
merchants, were arrested today on a
federal indictment charging conspir-
lacy to defraud the government of in
come taxes.
Both pleaded not guilty and were
held in bonds of $25,000 each.
Federal officials said it was the first
case of the kind to be brought to the
attention of the grand jury.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-09
British Emperor
Cuts Fifty Shirts
For His Soldiers

Correspondence Associated Press.l
London. July e.--Fifty Britishs sol
diers soon will be wearing shirts cut
by their king,
King George and Queen Mary re-
Gently visited several clothing factories
where shirts are being made for SOL
diers,
In one OF the plants the king be-
came interested In the cutting process
and accepted an invitation to try his
hand An electric cutter was given him
and within few seconds material for
fifty shirts was on the machine
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-09
Allied Offensive in Albania.

Rome. July 9.-The allied offensive
in Albania is continuing, the war office
announced today. New progress was
made along the west wing along the
Adriatic coast, land forces being as
sisted by British monitors.
The italian infantry captured the
town of Sieri and took important
heights. More than 1900 prisoners
were taken in the advance.
Italian cavalry fanked the Malacatra
ridge, north of the lower Voyuse, be-
tween the western slopes Of the ridge
and the Adriatic, and getting around
into the Austrians rear destroyed
bridges over the Seminsi river, to the
north
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-09
orrUMwA OFFICER ALIVE.

Lieut.. Walter B. Schaeffer Recovering
From Wounds In Prison Camp.
Ottumwa. June y.-Lieut. Walter B.
Schaeffer, Of Ottumwa, a former Chi
cago athletic star who WAS wounded
and taken prisoner by the Germans on
April 21. Is alive and improving in
health, according to information re-
ceived last night by his parents. The
news came in q message from Paris.
in which two soldiers stated THAI Lieu
tenant schaeffer was III GERMAN
front line hospital.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-09
MARTIAL LAW PROBABLE.
Governor Of Arkansas Awaits Report
of Guard Officer.

Little Rock. Ark. July 9.--Whether
martial law shall be proclaimed In
Claybourne county. Arkansas. where
band OF draft resisters have been hid
ing In the hill country since Sunday.
depended today on q report TO Cover
nor c. III. Brough. by Col. Leonard
Ellis, commander Of the Fourth fegf-
ment, Arkansas National GUARDS.
whom the governor late last night sent
to take charge of the situation.
The governor has declared he will
take any steps deemed necessary by
Colonel Ellis
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-09
BOWLING TRIAL ENDS.
Accused Soldier Calls No Witnesses In
Own Defense.

Own Defense.
London, July 9.-The court martial
Of Corporal Joseph Dowllng, who was
seized by the British authorities on
the Irish coast after landing in a Ger
man collapsible boat. was concluded
today. The verdict will be promulgated
later.
CORPORAL Dowling did not give any
evidence in his own behalf or call any
witnesses In his defense. His attorney,
however, argued that the inducement
given his men to Join the Germans.
while in Germany. was to get opt Of
the country. Dowling's army record he
pointed out, showed he had served for
fourteen years and never had been
convicted Of any offense.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-09

n Acreage Hgures Tor IaSt YEAR, We're
Corn 11s, 755.000; white potatoes. A.
$4,000; -sl sweet potatoes, $4,000
tobacco 1,447,00O; flax, 1905. 900; rice
964,00O.
Wheat remaining on farms July
last year amounted to 1851 ,0C0 bush.
els. and the five year average is &c..
066, 900 bushels.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-09
CAPTURE ESCAPED CONVICT.
Melvin Russell Found Working In Fort
Dodge Factory.

Special to Times Republican.
Fort Dodge, July 9.-Melvin Russell
a prisoner from Anamosa who escaped
from Rockwell City. July 2. was ar
rested here today while working at the
Quaker Oats Company plant. Russell
was with a band OF "trustys" at the
woman's reformatory engaged in road
making. Russell was returned to Ana
mosa with an extended sentence.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-09

Nashville, July Gone hundred
persons, most Of them negroes, are
believed to have lost their lives in
a hesd-on collision early today
between two passenger trains on
the Nashville, Chattanooga & st.
Louis railway, seven miles west Of
Nashville. The injured number
eighty. Both engineers were killed.
One train is said to have disre.
garded orders.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-09
GUAM ISLAND DEVASTATED.

Typhoon Destroys Alt-crops on Amsrl-
can Pacific Station.
Washington. July 9.-The island Of
Guam was devastated by typhoon on
July s, Capt. Roy Smith, governor of
the hsland and commandant Of the
naval station, reported today to the
navy department. s5t n - s..8 w I; 4
Governor Smith said half the inhabi-
tants are destitute and crops have been
DESTROYED. Stens have been taken to
feed the destitute. -. ID y
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-09
British Make Raid.

London. July 9.-Raiding operation
carried out last night by British troops
in the region east OF Arras netted q
few prisoners. the war office an
nounced today.
South Of the Somme the German ar
tillery has been displaying activity in
bombarding position recently captured
by the British there.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-09
To Build Ninety.Two Transports,

Washington, July 9.-Chairman Hur-
ley after visit to the White House
today announced that the shipping
board has let contracts for ninety-two
transports.
Deliveries will be made before Dec.
81, 1919. A number Of the transports
are being built on the Pacific coast.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-09
ONE COMPANY SHOWS PROFIT.
Operation Of Eight Express Companies
Results in Losses.

Washington. July 9. - Operation of
the eight interstate express companies
during January. 1918, resulted In q
deficit OF 31,G37,757, the interstate cont
merce commission reported today. Only
the Southern Express Company made
q profit during the month. The largest
less was sustained by the American
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-09
FRENCH MAKE IMP0RT RTANT FORWARD MOVE

for an exploit several weeks ago. in
which the lieutenant and his company
captured machine gun.
Lieutenant Lee Is a lawyer. He won
his commission at the first officers
school at Fort Sheridan.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-09
Moro Money Eor Italy.

|, Washington, July Am additional
credit of $10,ooo,O0o was granted to
Italy today by the treasury department,
making total Of s660,0O0.0oO for Italy
and $6,091, 5000 loaned to the allies to
date,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-09
Robert e. Leo Wins War cro..

Chicago. July 9.-Lieut. Robert r.
Lee, a grandson Of the famous confed-
crate general. has been cited for the
croix de guerre, according to a. letter
just received frop him by his wife.
It y assumed that the citation was
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-09
CONTROL SULPHUR OUTPUT.
Government TO Regulate Production
and Distribution.

Washington, July 9.-Control Of the
production and distribution Of sulphate
materials have been taken over by the
war industries board, with the approval
OF President Wilson. Increased de-
mands Of the government for sulphur
for munitions made. the step necessary,
said a statement today. announcing the
action. William q. Voolfolk, chief Of
the section in charge Of sulphur and
pyrites, was named as controller.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-09
PAPERED WINDOWS USELESS.
French Invention to Prevent 0estruc'
tion Of Glass Valueiess.

Paris. July 9.-The idea that paper
stuck on glass windows prevented them
being shattered by the explosion OF
bombs has been exposed as valueless
by a government scientist who has just
completed exhaustive tests Parisiens.
in the belief that the paper protected
the glass; had decorated their windows
with miles OF paper strips. many more
or less artistic designs beeing devolved.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-09
HUNDRED DEAD
IN RAIL WRECK
Passenger Trains in Col.
lision in Suburb of Nash
T vile, Tenn.

Six Coaches Demolished and Two Are
Burned-Between Fifty and Seventy
Five Persons lnjured-Many OF
Victims Believed to Be Negroes
Relief Trains Rushed to Scene Of
Disaster.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-09
"elLLy" SUNDAY UNDER KNIFE.
Evangelist to Submit to Operation at
Rochester, MINI.

Rochester Mimi, July s.."Biliy'
Sunday. the evangelist came here today
to undergo an operation at a local
hospitals
1t was learned that Sunday has been
suffering from hernia. Mrs, Sunday
accompanied her husband.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-09
FOOD CONTROL
WILL LAST TILL
I WAR IS ENDED.
No Prospect of Wheatlesa
and Meatless Rules
Being Removed.
MAY BE MODIFIED
FROM TIME TO TIME

Definite Assurance Given by Govern.
r,ent That There viii Be No Svgas
Famine--Public Must ReStriet Ues
to Three Pounds Per Month Per
Person-Shipments Of Meats ta
Europe Highest in History.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-09
NEWS OF THE DAY
T.-R. BULLETIN
The Weather.

Sun rises July 10 at 5:s1, sets at S:3S.
Towa-Fair Tuesday and Wednesday:
slightly warmer today in south and
east portions
Range OF temperature at Marshall
town: Monday, 73 and 81; Sunday,
80 and 81; July s. 1917, 81 and 63.
Z this morning, SO; yesterday. 56.
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Wrnubeisentbn -sspotbaIss.
Gintinnatt 27. Uebr.
geue 6ppotbefeu

geue 5ppothefen
&be araus ON alpba .. u. g. Go.
$25Oo.
5ames Or. Bratton on Reobtns Ra.
6. II. o. Go. $500
artaur Wagrer an Sobu o Damn.
$40.
Sbouas SnIbon Tbcmpfpu on
Genor .. u. 6. 60. $500.
George u. 8oblouber an propibent
2pan Go. 5000.
DiIiam &rans an CAP Gibe o. u.
g. 60. $140O.
emma Or. Chambers an wcabaor
9. u. SO. 2. $500.
Gbnab 8. Refler an bo. $500.
Sopbia R. ap,ing an 4opcs G.
GdFb. $3.50.
Seurp q. eIsos an Ct. Bernard
g. u. 3. u. Go. $500.
glnnn 6. StapIsion an GIla q.
DeDlat. $1,000.
@utpitHe prNs GIL &4pntos ~
Derlt. 5000.
Terbiaanb graief an SilDerton 8.
II. y. Go. $500.
Benjamin u mupbrieM an bn.
$1700.
Robe 2ebman an Calhoun 8 4. q.
Go. $2250.
abe araas ON @alDina 8osss-
$1,000.
3. Z. 1olpHes on Gaa GaS & u.
Go. $3.50.
Jcbn Doeb6eH ON 5umtttou GOar,
tp Rationa @anf. $4,000.
Getifete 6ppotfttsm
Jos. ~. Hrnfton an 0aeab;us pRh-
6. n. q. 90. $500
Gsa. R 6aBa u a. GssiA MT
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IT. q apiteL

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9lnusngrlSbe itnb bpei Sabre Orsnn'
gen.
Guf S6tob gtitfberg lag Der l.bt,
Sdiumer ber urrtsrgebenben Gount.
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fpiegefte fid elm purptrner 8lan]
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9lutb sebiiut, rntb bte SenFeri9eioen
bes oiinererGien 9ebGubes bItsben
uub teudteten tpts Iobenbes Se1rr.
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itnb 2ebensftrom dlis Der t96be auf
biefe Wnieru nieberiGnfe. limb bin.
ter bieisu wlauern erlofd Elm 2eben
IdnGfam. Die 9rdfin GbeGbeib Lag
luTbeiIbar franz barniener.
SeIbft biefen ftG1Iernen E5rper
9atte bos Gieber su enttrafteu pers
mott. 0is piGeustrGftige 9r1u bate
ibres Sobnes tpegen eegen ben nas
genbeu Feinb onsetGnrpft init oller
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sFieber mar nod ftirter seipeien. @s
ftre6te fie rie6er. 9a tpubte iie, bub
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4ren Sobn Oerlafen miiiTe.
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Radt. Mos forte aus ibu tperbeu,
fir ben iie olIseit gefprgt utrb ss,
bo9ta Ser gang unidbig mar, obne
eine gdpifs erergtf9sliebeoo[Ie Be-
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nefthts 6es Sobes, Frogte ii4 @rGs
fin @befbeib fefbi, Of iie niGt bic
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me beg 9epiHeus fagts: Sal
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enb HIbs. MH'n. $500.
Norp aObans an glonparsil y. u
60. $500.
Tsatb MOnter an gbos. 5inn.
$500.
pbiIip 6erbert an Brighton Gsrs
man 8dni 60. $500.
wlargaret 3iegenhart on Gaif Sioe
6. u. q. SO. $50.
georsc .. DeSeriln an college
Sia 6. II. Q. 60. $500.
paul W. Gnpo on 6tnrn zbiels
meper. $500.
s5Inat 6. AoG an CHARLES J.Gdats
fer. $500.
ebiporb Serbian an CT. Bernard
progreHipe 3. Ii. 6. 90. $500.
Derielbe an Jrtbtrid 2dus.
$317.75.
aaie steBIer an Brighton German
Bant 60. $1,000.
CLARA SntipaIIe an ct. Bernarb 8.
IL. .. u. 60. $1,000.
6cnrb o. gIeas on Carl z. Waris
leb. $500.
ebipiu 6. Siebens on u. gailep.
$500.
Sba g. GBans Roonsp on Sobn
so. SenftHs. 5000.
Gbriifinn aIttoff on 5inblap 8. u
3. 60. SO. 3. $1,000.
Gbas. 5epbe an Carrie poeblmanai
$500.
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|jastt Weabane. .Dos 1T sin aoma
fort, an BEN mir 3ugrunbe stbell
Jriiber, oIs mir uo9 tein 3tiepbpE
bdtitn, fam mein Ulonn bier unP oa
piinitIit gum Wiitiosclitn. Jebt 1nst
CT: r6nli0. liebss Rinb? ald], iDeibt
6u, Id babe iebt gerdbe nod e:tpaA
Wihtiges ID erltbigen." - Diefts
nsnnt man aomfOrt. Die Ddmmss
sung 1T niat mebr Ddmmeruug. Denn
id m0fte inipIer, msine Wobnuna III
| lnidt nebr meins Wcbnuns bonn fit
| hat Elm Sod - bds Ieltpbon. Dus
9eI6Ift, Der 8etrieb taun bier eins
prineen, cbns baB id ts 4iubern fann.
Jeber, Der isine Drummer nnbMt!ta
lfaat unb falif bsrbunbeni pirfs
spinat mid, Don meinem 1beetif@
aufsniteben unb cine seiffpoIIe Rons
ptrTatipn nit ihm 3u fibrsn. WilieH
IGis tpog2 Nlanhmal = In Der Dam,
meriiunbe, bic es Don Hedts tpe9en
lntdt mehr aibt - trGume id1. bab en-
| 3nubtrer pi5bIit alien aontfcrt meg
hert. Rein sIefirif4es Qi@t. bds outs
brineiih auf mid tpartei, bds mid
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sipinst, mir meing bunflen Gden aiffs
bsfIsn Al fnHsn. - Rein auto, b0s IS
mir m5gIih mnGt, mid ton su beeis
len. mneu non bies nnb raid noh
bns. -Gor oIIem fem Grnfpre6er,
Der mtr fred IN mtine 66uslihfsii Biz
nsinfflrilt. Damn more bns 2ebeu
fpisber Inngfamtr unb m5gIidkr.
-Ri1t einen Gag bielteu Sie ts
aus!~ fdsis i'd. sd ipette. in JBrtm
gan5en Sd,is sibi es ieineu yeler.
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ba 1T. Wnn lam ni9ts aus bieltr
@elt binauserfinbtn, WsabaIne. Cie
blobe GgiIieB bes 1sIepbons bebeutst
ben abioluien 9eIepbonSmdng; mir
fnb 5u lebensldnsIidem Jermiproter
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aetepbon abihaffen - bas febIte sss
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tpenn ss iltnselt ober ipeun nar rT&
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feines GeeIen6eifs sinen anfhIub be-
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rot db unb Gle iperben einen fpobrsH
saeptonbuneer baben. GJir f5nnen
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6GusliHieit feline 2S&er bdtte. ba
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finb eben borbei. gaa&feufsen - quit
qlber .niht Begrabenss ansgraben; es
f6nnte ieiE bab % fhou perpeif III.
llnterbeHen bemerfe id5. rerieben mir
eine rei,enbe 'Ddinmerfnnbe - ipts
nigifens i9. es mag Gnotismus
fem, dber mir. IN INNER nod iuohf
babel. Dns In Eserbanpt bic sroBs
aunif: Elm f6leties geipiHen boben
iinb ii9 nihts bdraus nrd9en. aiid
id fpeik es iff I'M 3eitafter bes elet4
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einer ebler Jrdn I'm Ddmmern shsa
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bome.
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4duifirteu DeIt ifberbaipt midi aus,
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Gintinnntt. "a. Gebr.

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aloefine Rod an George u. 8. Bob
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genb 9fob, fur eine nn5ulesenos
Gtrnbc. 81.
sSacob Mnsne an Willium&ran5. 80
Bel so Sub on ber TorbIeite bon
gopb Strabe. 81. (Steuer $2,)
2epnarb Slid ON ben 8oarb 81
gpuntp GommiTioners BON 5amiltpn
gountp, Obio, la 9lder2anb in Snr'
Deb go. 2276 @nberion Sp. $500
(Gteusr 50c.)
gbipnrb9. .Ooluig on bo., quit Claim
auf oafielbe Gigentbnm. 81
Die Nft. Maibinston 8. 3. u. .
60. an bo. quit claim an bo. 81
sSpiepb O. aramer u. u. on Rarn
2ouaTa araner, 25 BEL 85 SUB on Der
SiibTeite pon Wilftad Ctr. 81
(Gteuer $3)
Rate O. Guit an 9bon,ns q. nnS
gua q. Suit. unsefdbr IL ader
2anb IN Seition 20 in miami Up.
81.
2puis 6. aiifner II. u. an Jrsberid
Rustamp. 1910 Mder ganb in Seit.
4 In Green Sp. 81. (Steuer Sly
MiIlinrr r. aiifner an bo., 1L02
Mder ann6 In Seition 4 IN Green
9p. 81 (Sieuer $3.50)
gtopee 6. GGTb an Sophia W. Up,
ting, 40 bel $50 SUB an Der Dftfette
Don Greenlee Mbe. b, Ct. Bernard.
81. (Steuer $1.)
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s,lnreper, 81 Bel ia Jub an ber
GiibIeiis bon gleDeInnb Mpe. IN g1or.
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Gllo q. SeWlar II. u. on Nnnd q.
Gtapleion, 52.6s glder 2anb M Sest.
80 in Columbia Up. 81 (Steuer
$6.50)
Sbomos 9. 'gerIe an Garolins
priee. 90 BEL 136 SUB an Der @eff'
.jeite bon DumOntSirabe. 81 (Steuer
5Oe.)
Ulart 6. GIiott an Rap giIiott,
Cots 6S7, 68S, $50 unb $50 in Der
Wabifpn plaee 2. linterabtbeiIuns.
81. c6iener S1A)
syobn SO. Gilman on Sattie gniile'
mon, % bei 13S Iub an Der Giibfeite
BON Dafe 2lpe., 131 Gub tpeiflth bon
aIms place. 81.
6arrp Wecie on German Meefe,
25 bei 95 5ub on Der Dfieite bon
Gprins @rupe 2fpe., 475 sguB n6rbs
lid bon 6orrifoH2lpeuue. 81 (Steuer
5or.)
Winnie .. gfiharbfon on MolIie
g. gausr, 4s Bet 125 GUS an Der
0orbieite bon GIafou Gtrabe n @las
hTonniIIe. 81.
5eHrp q. Bauer an Tainnie 3. Ris
6arbfon, 30 SUB an Der SiiHeite
BON GonrDer Ctr. in Charlottesville.
81.
Jobn mtb on Charles g. Warauo,
8 Sabre 2enie bonn l. Tsai 1918 on
nuf ben qaben on Der Siibofieds non
Wcgeiflnn Sirnbe unb Gilbert ape.
auf Bnlnut 5ins. TapnotIihe $500.
@iIiam Jobn ar-Rorp Qortb. 16
Bel 115 Jhb an Der Ofifeite bon puts
nam glpe., ebenFp Ebeil BON Got 100
in Z. 8. Grueter's llut.rdbtheiling
an 9lni5arb aIbenue. 81. (Ghuer
$1.)
Jobn 8. Stodb an Jobn 9oebeIi,
7s.44 ader aanb IN Get.ion 81 in
9reen sp. $1,000. (Stener ss.)
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Sdrt,nper, Elm Gtiid aonb on ber
Boiler Roab IN Geittou 26 IN G9ca>