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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-23
PREMIER
SAYS AMERICA IS
DECIDING FACTOR
Sir Robert Borden Declares Send.
ing Of Million Men to France
Has Brought Victory Out of
Defeat.

An Atlantic Port Aug. 22.-Sir
Robert /" Borden. premier of CANADA.
arrived here today after a ten weeks
stay I'm England and France. firm in
the conviction as he expressed IL.
'thut never wns the spirit of the al
He'd nations more steadtast on more
rcsolute than nj present
Americas mighty effort IN sending
more than a million men to France
was the deciding factor in bringing
victory out of defeat on the western
front.
The future peace Of the world rests
largely upon the unity Of purpose and
action between the United States and
Great Britain. the premier said.
Il trust that these two mighty
democracies. united 10y strong ties OF
kinship. language and Ideal, may in
spire each other with complete confi-
dence and sympathy In earnest aud
unselfish purpose and action To COM
mand the worlds peace and secure
safety and equality 81 opportunity FOR
the smaller -na.sonaliti"s and for the
backward races of the world. The
supreme result would indeed crown
all our sacrifice and would give us
much 10 hope from "a wider league of
nations
Speaking Of the Canadians share In
the allied offensiye the premier said
they had "won as conspicuous a vie
tory as ever fell To- their lot since
the outbreak OF the war. hurting back
the Germans fourteen miles and cap
turing 10000 prisoners aud $50 can
non.
"As the mastery ~ the ait passes
more and more completely to tho
allies the German people Will realize
through war carried to their own ter
ritori"s. the martyrdom To- which they
releatlessly subjected other nations.
II ~ equally the duty Of the allied
nations To purge Germany of her
madness by unsparing use Of economic
pressure until she has given convinc-
ing manifestation Of sanity and a
clean spirit. An assassin state must
Ice barred from the society OF decent
commonwealth until they are con
WINGED of its sincere repentance
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DOTS N DAsHEs

Amsterdam--Thcrc has becn much
discussion among people of Potsdam
~ to whether the bronze statue Of
General Won Steuben uf American
revolutionary FAM should go into the
melting pot as a reprisal Tor the melt
tnR of the tatue OF Frederick the
Great. a Eift Of Emperor william. by
the Americans. The StcubeH statue
was "a return gift.
Washington - No allowance for
Lood VIII, going or other in
tangible nssets will bee made by the
interstate commerce commission In
c.tcrmininE thc value Of railroads IN
us valuation program. which has been
under way for several years.
chicago-Chlof of Police Herman
y. Schucttier died after an Illness Of
a few months.
Washington Reduction Of - per
cent of all publication space In excess
of eight pages for country weekly
newspapers was ordered by Chairman
Baruch Of the war industries board.
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2O4 NAMES IN LIST
OF CASUALTIES FOR
TODAY. 80 KILLED


Washington -. G., Aug. 20 The
days list ct casualties Is az follows:
Killed boz ..tion. %: missing IN ac-
ton, 35 wounded severely, 80; died
af wounds o.. Jicd from accident ana
other cause, died Of disease, "a.
wounded decree undetermined, 10.
total. 1872.
kulei Ia Action.
Sorraauts oliver Lacasse, Clare
mont, y. Elisha W. Wescott, South
P%enobscot Sic, Joyce Kilmer. Manor.
y. Y, Thomas Y. fanders, Natick.
Mass.
Corporals Michael i. Leonard, sta
ten lslaul IS ~ Gavin r. Mclver.
Mattapau Mass: Pete schultz, Pitts
hurEh Pa Myron l. Whitcomh,
Hampton. AIr Mech. curtis r.. Me.
CULLEN pittsburgh. Pa.
Private Amos Deperro, S~ykesville,
Pa, Hymau ilillson, ItoNbury. Mass
sidney 3d. Juhnson. CISCO, H.; Fred
kapankc Shlwano. Wis Frederick
= King EUland. Vt; Charles j.
Klein Lewiston. Pa, Joseph Krone
lackawHNut y. y; Walter
ford, Moall, Pa. George T Maxwell,
Newton Center. Mass Joseph Mike
wicz. jersey city, y. j.; Albert G
Smith, UauHury. conn Ethan A.
Stove. SNYDER. Oklu,: Hyman Tonk"-
WITT N'w York. y. ~ Edasm"
Dinitto, Boston. Mass. Ira Fowler.
Nevada, OhIu Walter Byron Mcclure
Michigan '|w Ind; Kenneth Eekmnn
Price. burlington. y. J.; Charles j.
sullivan, Worcester. Mass.
bicd From Wounds.
Corp Andrew o. Tallman. Joliet
M WaFuncr John Loyal Conant'
toldwutrr Mich.
Private Charles oscar Cross, FART
hault Mimi Henry y Herman,
Brooklyn g. r.; Leonard * Jarstfer,
Carson Cit. Mich; samuel j I."win.
Sew York N. v; Mayo y. Taegart,
Snyder Mo- bryan Miller sD'troit,
Mich Earl w. Mortorff. ASHLEY Ind
John iafan orr. chicago, III John
Arthur Peterson. lombard, w Rein
hard y roeppolmier. Gerald Mo- ~
man Eohr Amber. Pa Alfred
Ruchti, Monroe. Wiss.' Walter e
sandcrson shawaeetown, Ill Ernest
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M'Adoo Orders
New Rate Basis
For Live Stock

Washington. Aug. ga new basis
OF live stock rates in the southwest
with especially low charges on stock
moving "A OF the dcouth stricken
areas TO the southeast, WAS ordered
established today by the railroad adj
ministration.
The order establishes q standard
and uniform schedule for Texas,
Louisiana, Arkansas. oklahoma. and
eastern New Mexico 10 replace he
present complicated system uf local
rates.
To facilitate the emergency move
ment of cattle from the drought areas.
the railroad administration provided
that shipments of stockers ana feed
ers to territory south of the ohio and
Potomac rivers and east of the Mis-
sissippi might be- made at - per cent
of the usual rates.
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i'fAttii o..
Killed IN Action.
Capt Lester 5. Wass. Gloucester.
Mass.
Privatos William %Elgcheiser. Brook
lyn. y S.. edwin =. kissler. Chicago.
IN.
Died of Wounds Received in Action.
Second Lieut.. Walter j.. Tigan.
Rochelle. Iu
rriyatcs william Nick cross. Iiavre,
Mont Edward /. Heinz. Louisville,
Ky. Gust g. Turngron. chicago. III.
Died of Disease.
Sgt. George v Eowbottom. Glou-
ccstershirc. England
severely Wounded IN Action.
Sgt. Howard II Young. kewanec.
M. Corr. Daniel Amos. Nevada. NO
william j. GreoHing. Peru. III.
Privatos Chnfey. Hebron. Neb
Martin A. Deeley. %Tarrytowu. y. v.
Lyle H. Faulkner. Newport. XIV
Harold r. Jones. Utica. y. y. enc.
ford KIRK. NandaIia. IN Robert T..
haugher. Chase. Ala; JOHN S.chkus.
cleveland, ohio.
Wounded In Notion upcgrrc sndc-
Capt. Joseph = Murray. Concord,
Mass.
l-d"ut"nnnta John " Nichols. Naw
Orleans, In: Charles " brooks.
Wheaton. M Ralph g judd, DeKaIb,
M.
Quartermaster- Sergeant John :
Kiudeily Bu"nos Aires. South Amer
lea.
%Sergeants william j. Delaney. Spu.
.,aue Wash. Lerop T. Primer. Utica.
y y. WIN" Rhodes. Ashhy. Ala.
william \. S@earcry. Pcndlcton. ore .
william n. S'ihert. Chicago. m: a.
vim W Threshor, Boyd. Iud Herbert
g. %Truppper Now Brighton. y. y.
William " Woinvcr. Alberta. Canada.
C%orporals William 4. Kelly. Okla
homa city. pkia. Louis 4. King.
llaiuficld. WIS. Reuben Sklnr. DE
troit, Mich. Ncarn " Young. Colfax
Wash.
rriyatos Albert Adamick. Glencor.
hon. IN Eari * Barnett, lndianoia
H.; Harold Case. Coldwatcr. Mich.
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Attacks on Lives
OfAustrian Army
Officers Increase

Washington. Aug. On. An official
dispatch from Switzerland today says
that attempts against the lives OF Of
nccrs are increasing IN Austria. II
is reported that several commandments
OF Austrian corps rave advised Off
GERS In the rear 10 have rcvolvors
with them always.
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SIXTEEN-YEAR-OLD SEMI-INVALID
LAD KNITTING SWEATERSFORME MEN
WHO ARE FIGHTING FOR AMERICA

lie can't fight. He can't go TO
school. Iie can't work. as other l6-
yoar-old lads understand work.
What can I do to help win the
war p" was the question Emery Chap
man. son Of James NJ Chapman, a
local barber. living at 606 West Silver
avenue. asked himself the other day.
Young Emery has been II semi-in-
valid for eight years. and just re-
Gently returned home from a Ions stay
al a local sanatorlum.
Emery Chapman has found the an
swer. Today ne started knitting
hssoaters for the soldiers. That Is the
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Milk Report
Announced by Chemist

:. q. Wcese. acting city chemist,
made the following report to the board
OF health OF the buttcr-fnt content OF
samples Of milk retailcd IN the city.
The repor Is for August:
T.. Chavez 40, Nanow Al. Sierra 4,
Schumacher ~. Davis a.. Peek 4.
Reynolds Al. Miller and Hummelshine,
3.26. Bezemek Al. Matthews 30, Mann
30, Purity 80. Mellkush so. Phillips
Al. Bowers 40. \. Chavez 80, Stevens
3.25. FERGUSON a.. and Gutierrez 40.
The report for August on cream fol-
lows: Miller and Blumenshine 2S.
Bozemek 90. Matthews 30, Mann II.
and Purity 26.
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Rosse w. Currie. TalladeEa. AIN: En-
win H. Eegert Milwaukee. Wis. John
+. Fcldhus. -. Louis. Mo, Charlie
a. Gordon. Springfield. IA; John l..
Gum. Cordelc. Ga Arthur H. kinE
emo address given) Melvin .. Olson,
Hpt,on. y. D.: Robert j. Reynolds.
Harrisburg. m: HArve Rigg. Potlatch.
Idaho. George ~ Riley. RoXbury.
Mass. George a. ". Schnarr, Newark.
y. J.. Joseph r. S~eewerker. Connells-
Vile. Pa George Scihert. New
Orleans. Ia Vincent \. sheridan.
Richmond mn. y. y; samuel A..
Singer. ChicaEo. III. iAnton q. Skuh-
ba. Minneapolis. MINI, clyde j.
smith. Knoxville, Tenn. Edward s..
Smith. MiilcrshurF. Mo-; Guy g.
suckney. Botheil, Wash Joseph g..
Stringfeiln. Robinson. IN: GcorP. n.
Tipps. Henderson. TEX. Lee y. Uty.
Burlington. Ky. Raymond y. Van
cisklc. Savannah, Ga Alfred g..
Vreim. wihnont. $ j.; Charles g..
Walters. Rock Island. IN: Michnel T..
ward Cincinnati. Chic: poscy g..
webb. Callawny. Va, james g Wi
SON. Haywood. Va; Charles ~ Evil
Itch, New York, y v.
Missing Ia Notion.
Corp Luke sianshcrry, Coaieteet.
Teun.
priyates Henry bclugc. Detroit.
Mich James W. Easter. Cincinnati
Ohio, Charlie " Giles. gainesville
Ga Fred J. Pence. Hrie. Pa.
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DEATH WARRANT IN
CASE OF STARR IS
RECALLED BY COURT
~ Yea sssoeisrsp rsrs,

santa Fe. Aug. 23.-The supreme
court of New Mexico has recalled the
death warrant In the case of j. ~.
starr sentenced TO hang for the muir
der Of sheriff stephens Of Luna
~. and whose last reprieve expired
today. A stay of execution is In oi-
feet as q result OF the filing by STAIRS
cousel an application for a writ OF
error 20 the supreme court OF the
United states. The attorney general
has not yet filed a motion 10 dismiss
the application.
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one thing that he can do-and do well
to help those who are helping 60
win the war. II he cannot use a
~hayOnet. ne use a needle.
For To Emery Chapman. a needle Is
~ familiar an instrument as "A jack
knife IL To boys that are blessed with
health. lie has just finished crochet
ing o Cow yoke that. for duiicacy ana
uniformity Of execution, would DO
credit TO a professional soanlstress.
But young Chapman is done with
fancy work for the period ut the war.
From now ON he Is a member Of that
silent army OF knitters who are weav
INK the kaiser's shroud.
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Kearny to Be Gun
Instruction Post

Washington. Aug. 23.-Camp Kcar-
ny. California, IN to be utilized 90 an
artillery instruction station. the war
department announced today. Two
brigades OF artillery will be sent there
for instruction. one brigade belonging
Ia a division which II is planned will
be organized at Kearny later and one
brigade 10 be formed from converted
cavalry regiments
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- -
Orchard Quarantine
To Be Considered

santa re. Aug. Ex-Governor
Lindsey has appointed h following
delegates 10 "a convention which viii
consider horticultural quarantine az
Riverside. CAT, from November II 10
10:
Frances G. Tracy. Carlsbad: Fabian
Garcia, State College; Frank Burdick.
Pennington; samuel Eldndt, Cha
mitn.
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Italians Repulse
Austrian Advance

Rome, Aug. 23.-Forccs of the
central powers yesterday attacked the
Italian advance ines on the front
from the lower Ssmem river 10 the
heights OF Mali Tomorices, In Al
abnia, II was officially announced to-
day hy the Italian war department,
The attack was repulsed by the Ital-
iduS.
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CAN RA,sr RABBITS ASywuERE

While not affordinF large profits,
the business OF rai-irS rnDI.ts IN d
small way may he made interesting as
time work. II In adapted 10 towu and
city places as we'll al 10 farms. and
under careful management the returns
are likely TO increase as ms gains cX-
p%erience. Under favorable circum-
lance u is capable OF expansion into
a serious vocation.
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Iodi WIS E,dUnrd g,hul.,
wis woodon ~ snonaytc
"A IA.
M, - nj
o., ,nu ~~p.~n -
- 80 ~"
So ,,.,i,,au ~ -,
~ MUM
49,
illNates os'"r A. DAMIEN, Kindred.
\ - N""h DUKE Miss
lphh hNins. Newp"rn' \. g Will Toy.
r'il'eho' MA RAYMOND ~ Garland,
,~''r"l'ht""n Nep Henry Grier.
' h"'lo','' y, - fi"r"id j. Moore,
1--we phk. ALI benjamin Rojcki, New
'"hh'
Died From Accident aud Other Causrs.
Corr. Har l" Welsh. wellsviile.
Ohio.
Wounded severely.
SGT. Hollis y. Duell. McCords. Mich:
SGT. ChoViEc n. sprott. Jr.. Manninr.
). G.. Sgt. William Winnlki. Waniug-
ford, Conn. Corp. Tennence Francis
Dunno. Brooklyn. y. v: Corp. WIN
lam Il. McCandiess. Munice. Ind:
Corp. stephen Shiiiady. Everett. Mass.
walently Able. Detroit. Mich.
Privates Fred w Dewitt, South
Spencer, Mass.; Henry ;. Fisher.
Hastins. Neb. Antonio Gangemi.
Rumford. Me: Sam Genova. OsweEo.
y. V; Jerry NJ. Lamphear. Divkel-
sen. y. -: George A. Sullivan. Garth.
age. Ohio. Harvey Willie. Caiine CIV
Ind; Leo Il. Hlanchette. Northhamp-
ton. Mass: Ralph 4. Bodette. BRISTOL
Conn; Sam Dinhofer. New York. y.
y: Herbert W. Edgett. Anguish.
Mich: John NJ. Jensen. 81. PAM
MINI: Guy T.. Johnson, 4. Peru. Me.
oscar o.. Kurtz. Rossville. Ind: John
o'Shea. Chicago. Ill: Edward A. plnt-
kin. Rrooklyn. n. y. Elbert 1. sr,,,t
Eurokn. Ala Adam T.. Smith. Ken.
daIia. Tex. incob Woiner. poitsyills
Pa. Ernest r.. Wilcher. Durant. okla.
Clark W. watt. Richardsville. W
Va: Oble Young. Charleston. w. Va:
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Hoover Returns
From His Trip

An Atlantic Por-:, Aug. 23.-Her-
bert J.. Hoover. United States food ad-
mlnistrator. returned today from his
trip abroad.
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WOOL MILLS ASKED
TO CEASE MAKING
NAVAJO BLANKETS

Washington. Aug. 2a-Ali wooden
mills were requested today by the war
Industries board to stop manufacture
of Navajo OF fancy Indian blankets.
Indians themselves. whose small pro-
duction is made upon hand looms. are
not affected. Another request OF thr
hoard is that the mills divert "a por-
ton OF their stock into the production
OF clothing material for ioggers en-
gagged In work for the emergency fleet
duction.
A minor effect of mis- ruling on the
manufacture OF Navajo and fancy In
dian blankets viii be the suspendinR Of
the output OF manufactures Ike the
Pendleton mills IN oregon. which
turn out a large of fancy
blankets which are worn by n In
dams IN this section OF the country.
II they are unable To- procure these,
the Indians will probably use blankets
OF their own make. instead of selling
them TO the traders as they have for
merry done. which will seriously ar
feet the supply of Navajo rugs here.
The probability ~ Int even this wcnN
ing of the rugs by the Indians them
selves will be stopped before long. for
the entire output OF wool IN this coun-
try is only abou one-third OF the 800,
100000 pounds which u Is stated tho
government needs. The supply OF
wool in his country has fallen OFF con
siderably during the last ten years.
and IL the need of the government for
wool for war purposes continues foi
another. local authorities believe that
there viii be absolutely no wool for
the use OF civilians.
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Schulgen. Lodi. wis. Edward schultz.
Spencer, Wis Woodfin " Sponagle.
/ Horton. ~ Va.
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Sgt Harold r Mayer. Bartlett. IN
Sgt. John r Fay. Albany. y. v: Corp.
Fred W Brown, Columbus. Ohio.
Privates Joseph Bits.o. Tulsa Okla
Alexander J.. King. albany. y. y,
Bernard H. Iehmkuhl. Covington.
KY John Inclusion. philadelphia.
Pa. George Nolan. Scranton, Pa
Stanley j. Pastula, Shenandoah. Pa
william T.. Patience, Imogeno. Iowa.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN.


To the Circuit for the County of vanuren Chance
Fuller. Auditor General of the State
of respectfully
the list hereinafter forth marked Schedule A.
description of all said VanBuren
which assessed for the mentioned therein and which
of such
collection
provided by law extended against each OF said
land
Court that said lands
returned the Auditor General under provisions Act 2o6 OF
that said remain unpad except
schedule Al of 1890
Auditor General DELINQUENT for said
force prior to
of 200 of the Public Acts 1891 and which taxes
rena
aforesaid OF 1890
sold
aside of competent Jurisdiction have been
ceied as provided 60
further shows and that the interest
described
the
unpaid than after they
and unpaid above forth
of the State Of Michigan
computed
several parcels of land
default of the said several sums
said lands that each Of parcels
provided
the lien aforesaid
And petitioner will ETC.
1900 FULLER.
Michigan. for and in behalf of said
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ANNUAL TAX SALE.
STATE If MICHIGAN.
County Of vAnBuren.

The Circuit Court County vanBursn chsnesry
In the matter the petition Of orame Fuller Auditor General
the State Of Mchsn and in behalf Of said State for the sale
O. rs. nn .SS ss s IL Auditor General Of the
state OF Michigan the State of Mich
against each parcel land therein described for the amounts
therein specified claimed be due for interest and charges
On Zach such parcel Of land and that such Lands be sold for the
IL ordered that said petition viii be brought for hearing
decree at the March be held at Paw Paw
the County Of Vanuren State Of Michigan. the 18th day Of
March 1913 at the opening OF the Court on that day and that
contest the lien claimed State of Michigan for such
taxes interest and charges thereof shall appear In SAID
Court and file with the clerk thereof their objections thereto
before the INST day Of the term of this Court above mentioned nd
decree will be for said petition And
further ordered the an
said petition which shall be made will be sold
the charges thereon determined by
o'clock the day days subsequent thereto
complete the sale Of said lands and OF each
the Office of the County At
selected
a the County State OF Michigan and that the sale then
and there will public and each parcel described IN the
sale for the total interest
shall be made the paying the full
parcel accepting OF the
smallest undivided simple interest therein VIII
the charges and take OF less than the
entire the whole shall be offered and sold
interest and charges
for the time being and shall the
the be
be
shall bid of the
the of the State
VanBun County this Seventeenth day
of January. A. ID. 1918. -. ....~.,.
Countersigned, L. BUkGEr DIES vOlGNES.
DECKER Clerk.
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TOWNSHIP 8 s
That part of w "a of W a
south Of Territorial Road
West part of east 20 acres
OF that part of w u
south of Territorial Road
East 43 acres of that part
Of W u of 8 W u south of
Territorial Road ........
N " of n W u of n W u
Parcel bounded north by
street. east by Tyler. south
by r. r. grade. west by
town line ...............
8 " Y of n e 49,.
South 1N acres Of west 2%
acres Of n " of n W u of
NV N..................
and 8 " Of n u Of n W
u Of n W u ..........
That part of 8 e u of g W
"a north of X. l.. 8. and
c. r. r. and south of
highway ..............
That part of w u of Q e
4 east of highway.
W Y of g e Y Of n A..
That part of Q "a of Q "a OF
n e Y east Of X. L. s.
and c. r. R...........
TOWNSHIP 4 s
y Y Of sc K............
TowNsHIP i {
Oh foWNsH iii;' z s
South part Of n e u south
Of river ...............
All that part OF W u OF
sc u north of river 49,.
North part of W Y Of 8
4 east of river. ...........
Parcel bounded north by
lake, east by Tyler. south
By street, west by Smith.
" e u of n e H..........
Parcel bounded south by
Hinckley. west and north
by Eagle Lake, east b.
Decatur road ...........
s e "a of s e H...........
TOWNSHIP 4
East part Of n " Of n u
N "a Of e u OF n e NJ.
N W n Of 8 e u north o.
X. X. ...................
s e " of s W " east o.
highway ................
About so acres Of land in 9
by highway, west OF towr
line
A parcel of land in 8 w u
east by Mud Lake, soutl
by section line. west by \,
line ...............
8 w u of 9 w u south Of
except 10 acres off soutl
emo ......... $3.50. 49,
s " of n W Y of n WA,
N u of n e H.......,...,
TOWNSHIP /
g u of n W " ...........,
Piece commencing at north
north 16 rods. easterly al
line of "a Of n W ",
rods north and south, I
rods east and west i
serthwest corner 49,.
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Lot bounded north Mill Pond
street west by creamery 500 100 20 LOO $50
Taylor west by Kennedy $50 ss ID LOO see
Parcel of land bounded north
BY MeCon and Abran south by Martin and Rdlon west by
Mc@;otter 1880 1925 so Loo 1925
street south Parke,
west by Ball Park 80. . 1880 a26 LOO 1925
Parcel in bounded north by Branch by south by
Hogemi west by Phelps :. - 1880 455 40 LOO 2s76
south by Kennedy by
10
Part of bounded R.
south by section line
PHELPS ABORTION.
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l8 Is =. 6.04 l.57 "a 100 1855
SOUTH OF RANGE Is WEST.
12 10 :. 5.67 1H .23 100 8.37
0UTH OF RANGE Is WEST.
9 10 =. ABS l.l3 IT LOO 6.65
10 100 $500 1922 1888 100 127.09
lcre in southeast corner 10 rods north
and west, also except l acre in SOUTH
and south by 98-100 rods east and
10 rods east of southwest
s rods, south rods to highway, west
16 81 75 22.10 5.75 .88 100 29.73
0UTH OF RANGE II WEST.
35 1888 1888 LA loo $3.50
orthwest by Haskins, north by Ward,
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south chains links lnks
to begin - = $50
TowNsHiP SOUTH OF RANGE Il WEST 'O' 1870
OF land bounded
Candee estate south by Wheeler
land IL OF
About Az by Claude McCmber land
and block 22 by block By
west By - - =
Williams street 20 $500 iAos sls 100 Ills
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-03-15

TOWNSHIP SOUTH OF RANGE II WEST
Of a North Shore Drive
Michigan line $40 feet southery
of north line Of section
parallel with North Shore
feetea Shore to Lake
s south north line
Shore south
Drive 3002 781 120 100 4003
Drive
Lake north s north line
of parallel with
l so 13055 1894 622 100 I011
n bounded north by Warner, by
Corh by Francis
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-03-15

OUTH OF RANGE ID WEST.
2 45 :. 47.79 12.43 1.91 100 63.13
10 E. 1897 4.52 SO 100 1888
Z "a =. 1888 SAT 100 100 1885
IL 20 :. 6.3s 1.66 20 100 $50
Is a.. 273 IL IL 100 l.65
FL 10 :. 22.sl $50 SO 100 5000
% s6
e2 s.. Az LA 10 100 7.2o
20 se :. 3s.4s so ls4 100 It.62
20 10 :. asa lis .18 LOO SEQ
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-03-15

at feet,
thence n
81 az
ginning 2425 6.31
south rs feet west n feet north rs feet
Part Of lot 81 commencing rods of northeast thence
south rs feet, west rs feet north rs
ming :::.:...;...;.:.. liz As OF LOO S24
Lot 60x10o feet bounded west by Lincoln
south By htghway BIS 1s5 2 loo TIA
Commencing as rods IL links north
between sections II and IT, thence north 100 So
100 feet, west so feet