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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
lW.th name and address Of owner and
attorney
DOwntoun

attorney
.s..,, Downtown downtown,
F<ANKFGRT ST A. aIio,sS "a,
:olixsslI-Ferd MImath trustee, to
Il .' . u. '''.'S' s S!So
I1icrss,s a. Fdwin Grnyos $500 ngr"''p
y ]. ct al. mtg SIS. 600. ali liens. Fe6
w va a''y'' N'eorusse * NJ -SS br' ,9do
SOUTH ST. 5. "a. n Dover st. 90 OK
%. ok irree-Msry NJ DriscHmar, trustee
part Mar a. ATTY \ Y r 4 N
Co. 'ls5 Bvay,.... ''',' so
WEST BROADWAY, -, 2l9 10 alley
8, c, ana rights to alley--Aima schmuts
Bklyn. ana ano mtg ii6 ooo. Mar 10,
atty. Darwin J Mcsero,e 100 Montague
81. Bkiyn. .-..,- 49,. ...... -,....... ......b
COOPER SOL ALE 80 lbo"ery 500. W
= ses'ns al SNs bowerE' runs u --.SN
w f1CN nv o." 20 "m,,E' -S.SN g.,
K III "a 80 Io op T 40 nrcy
tees under deed Of trust. by Louis :.
EE oTndr Son TO bT1|nlGs, ktnS Co.
r"auSNiidieb Sno al no t1fnS 20
Fast side.
'''' OK '' and f iio{S streets Tg~"
oo-,t, s-r 40 ~, o,xoso G., ,,.,.-
" l,a.Sr,rhattnn Really & feo,i ma''t Gc-p,
1877 Bway5 m.s s!SiGo. Mar H. a,'t'ny,
,,SSRgIGs@m,Wg 'S"", 81 nSaH' st'-.yss5iwOO
AulhnT" Esaty 20 70 So'o"nsei hea'ty
..Ss 40 Ivy, '.-s st"y =, ~ . 49, +
req 80 n'o""s a.
mn, ,tNaE - - ,e.,, 49,, NV
'Ih A. : e. cor S%,n ~ o6"s iNoN
to5 70 heg@FRn Huis Land corn ~
Si5 Fifth Az Corp, 90 Cedar st mtg
SS9V'VOO' Mar w. any y ~
IL, u" hM ~ 90 80, O.. 90. e., y wv
I5D ST. "a ana --9 T. u : "UN ~ -
hosGnhauln 10 van JWnsmCPnI, % = ""a
e. = Peft Tug soocc'pVU' mar ~ "rNc
hiu,st Nu'e5i l"Iooo ''I ,,F,,""
~ AN. los, -b.oN ~" Josephine p33nn
Plaza Long Island city; mtg 2t25o,
Al liens. Mar ARWyS N"hahS' ~ ~
i. Long Island tgI,.' '''...' WOO
west Side'
Cwest o. E9a 3y venue .t between Four
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Business Troubles.


Petition, I" nanhsGri,..
NEW YORK RLACkSTONE COMPANY
An iurn.untary petition against the
borough, n. Y, by one creditor tho
John Il. Rose Company. witch claims
S6,722 Hughes, Rounds, Schurman e
Dwight, 90 Broadway, are the attorneys
Oh ESTNUr UPHOLSTERY AND DECO
RATING COMPANY. INC.-An inyolun-
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AIRndnrIn nIOnses Popnlar.

Mandarin blouses, which give the man
ufacturers an excellent opportunity for
the use of all sorts OF novelty materials,
are meeting with pronounced success in
buying and selling circles here. Printed
georgettes and novelty chiffons predomi-
nate in most Of the stocks, but brilliant
brocades and Chinese silk also are
among the new materials being utilized
by some of the makers
Foulard effects are much in evidence
In the georgette models.
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Chemical Quotations Lower.

While n few heavy chemical products
declined in price during the week the
market as a whole is steady. reports
Drug aud Chemical Markets. Producers
are holding to their former prices owing
TO the high cost of production, but
buyers expect break when the Govern
ment sells its surplus stocks Of sui
phuric and nitric acid, Caustic soda and
soda ash Bleaching powder Ia firmer.
Glycern, sugar of milk mercury and
carbolic acid are lower Aspirin is
quoted at n slight decline owing to
cheaper salicylates. The majority Of all
pharmaceutical chemicals, seeds, barks,
herbs and a large proportion of the es-
sential oils are quoted lower. Dyestuffs
show very little activity.
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Print Goods MIL to Reopen.

FALL RIVER. March l2-Thc plant NJ
the American Printing Company. which
closed some time ago. will resume opera
tons In full March IS. About 1900 OPP
erative9 are affected
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION.


80 shares Enlow Company. Inc. so per
share.
$500 Adams Express Company collateral
trust per cent. registered bonds, due
l9iS; interest March and Septom-
her, 81.
40 shares American Druggists syndicate
told stock. certificate dated June,
1870, SIC pcr share.
10 shares North American Liquidation
Company, s. per share.
30 shares Bank Of New York. t50
$4,000 san Antonio Land and Irrigation
company, Ito, frsr mortgage per
cont, bonds, duo May !, 1923, f2O 600
SAN Antonio Land 4 Irrigation Com
puny, Ltd, two year per cent bonds
dated January ., 1913. SO, 600 lot.
1850 shares hudson Companies preferred
81 per share.
5,973 Chicago Elevated Railways collateral
trust preferred participation shares
s. per share.
$50. 800 Chicago Elevated Railways ten
year 6 per cent dobenture bonds, due
July. 1924. All unmaturcd coupons
attached. Thlrty-sIx OF $1,000 each and
three Of 500 each, 20.
10000 shares Mexican Producing and Re
nuing Compatr-, $500.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

Brooklyn Trust Co, trustee, TO Emily NJ
GLIB, II p bbth 81, Is part. and Alice
III and Albert II Mathews, 20 Il SD st.
"a parts; atty, Lawyers 4 d Co, 100
Bway; assns, each. .................Sl
BOWERY. 64-6S-Sadie Roth to Levine a
Xsrpne-. iek Hwsy, snd Fisher Levine
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HOUSES ron THE SUMMER.
MAINE.

BLUEHILL BAY. Me. Fo SaI! SsST SoS.r 4 4
rooms. 2 baths. studio. Address MCKNIGHT.
o Bowd0in Ave. Dorchester. Noes.
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RECORDED LEASES.


s5s " S3i st, Yrs from My *
LENox Az. ss5. store and 2 rms jacob
simermeyeTs on the premises yrs i .SG1
BR0oSAiiD5wAY' sisGd.. aail-,John Mccormick
to Nicolas Caraoosta, 100 w loom st
yrs from oct, l. islg;;;.o ~ 80 y
Palman, 30 East Bway. and ano, 3 yrs
from Dec /. 1915 atty. Max PedmaJn6
18TH ST ST. sl-5 W. nii-s6mi1ci Jacobs to
bertha Jacobs. 81 w 18th st, from
March l. isiS TO Sept , 80; 1873 81 @it S66
7TH AZ, n e cor 1tlst st; IA ". % store
10 Morris Bumenfeld, eos w l4lst ST,
AR yT" from WI Nay l. 1918; "''ys' SG I6so
COLUMBUS Az. y, all-Pntrle< lliernan
to cath NJ and Herman E winNer, hrm
, yrs from May /. 1919 ............ s2.2oo
FRONT ST. Il, list and ID hoors-S Alex
Schonbrunner to Edwin II Nordlnger.
- + S0th st. ana Sigmund HlrSch. -
" S9th 1T. firm Henry Nord'lnC"r IS c..
yrs from May !. 1919. Hi'Gs, Norl-
llnger & z, IL John st..... ...... $4,000
ID Az. .2CG $ and part ~ * \ Hon
TO barbara LaJcrheim, 1903 II a.
yrs from Jan !, l9le ......-... ....s'-s
81. 73g, a.i--Mary Hilbert - a. 20 Long
Hat stores. -Ol Greene 81. yrs FROM
oct j. 1919: at'ys. Baker q. 81
SUFFOLK ST. l9t = ana b-Roso Er-
stein to Isiiorn HamburEsr on promises.
yrs from sept Is, 1918: atty, j 4
DE2ANtEY 81, t.5Ss'9H Marst .1
houy. exr, Sc. to Longs Hat stores, 200
Greene So, yrs from oct ], 1919, atty-,
Baker & @. "a Nassau st......... $1,000
BronV.
oLMsTEAD ,Ay,, li4S, st'rc--s:s"a Fisher
90 Richard Elages, llts O'mstcaG av.
yrs from May :, 1919. attys. and
C. p Haliy, -o6s MeFtchcst"r aN... $500
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MECHANICS LIENS.

10TH ST. 802-w--Roblnson Dumb Wtr &C.
agt Arnold w Knauth. owner; Murdoch
gn!th. ccrtr. .......... ...........s.
1isD ST, 27i w-Tisohler Roofing & Sheet
Metal Wks. Inc, agt Robert J Walsh
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RELEASES 100000
POUNDS OF WOOL
Navy to Auction Fine Aus
tralian Grades in Boston
Next Month.
,pecidi DeSpdtch TO THE Sun.

Special Despatch to THE suN
WARRINGTON, March 12--Although no
definite date has been set the Navy De-
5000, 900 pounds of fine Australian wool
in Boston in April, according TO infor-
nation here.
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The Commercial Pacific cable between
Honolulu and Midway has been re-
paired and communication with the Phil
lpplnes, China and Japan Via san Fran
cisco restored. the Commercial Gable
Company announced yesterday.
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'T'A'' OK FouTteenth street,
SQUARE. so. W :. at II ass
Howery. runs 20 Ok W 3sN n W IS 20
alley s3.3N o 7S.10N e - to hog.
Browning, King & Co TO Kath II I.orril-
lara. Newport, X !. ct al. trustees under
9eei OF trust by Louis l. Borillard duo
& Borland, 40 Cedar st $50 600
~ Az l2l, mtg on lease, March =
samuel Werner and ano TO Samuel
Mann 90 LIST av, due as per notes So:
atty. NJ Franklin. 800 Bway 81. 400
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LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

5TH Az. cor 12ath ct. as11Xll0-
Isaac Portman agt VIM d Fitzpatrick ct
al specific performance; atty. II /, Turk.
45TH ST, 554 WIN II Reid, gdn, agt
Chas Levy ct al, foreclosure OF mtg;
attys MlddlebrooS 81 Borland.
4GTH ST. 1876 W--AleNander = Humason
agt People Of tho state of y ct al.
registration OF title, SC; atty, c Riley
1ST Az, 2S5-Afred Meyers agt Jas l.
Cunningham ct al, foreclosure OF mtg
atty, 5 setback
96TU ST, ia Eos T. Hurwitz ct al ast
Calvin Rlty Corpn ct a.. action to fore
close mech lien: atty, G c Young.
12STH ST, 249 W-Loretta V CASTOR agt
Jane II Roland. specific performance
attys Fridlger G. Buchner.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.

10th ST, sc WHY Guaranteed Roofing
S:e sss ~. iiii. ~ :......: ::
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street. a FIVE story new law walkup,
60x125. Messrs. Byrne & Bauman
were the brokers In the transaction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-13

WEBSTER Az. :. 2S92 II OF 1S7th st,
100Xo50-Webstor Az Rlty Corpn agt
2250-2S6S Webster Az Corpn, action to
remove cloud on title; atty, NJ l st John.
BOSTON RID, 13S2-East River savings
Institution agt Jacob NJ Schoenfeld ct
Al. foreclosure OF mtg; atty, Il r NoIl-
ner
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March no nrgt name that OF the deDtors
Abr flyl ST. ,ii V. CAlbro Music COZ
Melophonc Talking Machine Co, 1no $685.
AhaI iPhoeuiy-A Manifestations. 3ls9s
Benn Leon--J. Matthes ................. 1,TTss55
Burke, John e smlthiia.. SS''-
DS corsn. costs i't''A l ...,. 1876
Bradshaw. leslie lie b Toole ct al. b95!5
CiarEe, George VI; Rain. ,...... n nss =
Campbell, Paul III. B. 4 MilleT.- 1' SSa %
Day, James R.-Moelter Co. lnc....... l5s2
Dune, Vincent If. w. Miller. 6V.2O
Freely, Mary. guardiau-N. Y. Rail ,,,,.
Ellis PhyiIis-C Weld. ..,,,,........:.... 1870
Eiscnherger Emil II. "oronon'''' seS ss
Farrell, Patrick--Fiel Brns''...''''''-. SgV'Ss
Fisher, Clhord Ill NHHtt -; A'1'h-'
'eScs SiS,,,tnraI Corporston .... 2Os7zIs
Gcslor Albcrt-sorm Bros. Co.......... LES So
Hassell, George. j. Bagel. -. 17s.lO
Herman, Israel, guardian-N. y HAIL a.. mr.
ways Co, costs rand iV'''
lS T,ra,s ann" IN costs mass
S5s5 pEaS%G Columbia Rysr s%Sssd
IIi o. C'ia aS Si,rnnnd Eintess
! Tisn ,o,, INC ana S's'hohu ,H7bM
1. a., "feT TI I-ritoi nrcsscd Reef
Co. Of New T YORK = sia,jro H. ~
kKg sbsIbc A5hT george A Iii HEPaTK III
EI Ipru ''IE r,rl, aud Juiia- Xction,i
EGnipmert CO. Inc .''....-.......-. 4saes
K Kos qs.d Ph' aR1 A fain99T r. ''0"
K4 Si,on a "a oi Henry sSw GoJR L. O
Poit 4 CO.. ' ','.'...,....'.., 1890
Enlf PAM, M,rn Box I'er'''o'"I 1878
I,avy1,or imnrovrncnt o. Inc
| Lawyers Titlc and Trust Co -. 1900 20
M Nr,s ls~' CbarGs- To'S Mayer SON is sT
potHscSld I..do. ana Isaac Iii,ycr. 'o'-
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East side.


7 IIs- O MIN nVenue. betWaen Four-
teenth and 1lOth streetsD
"IH Az. 3 cor .65th st, runs l60x =
1oo.5X w GON n COX W 100 to ay xn So
70 beg, bldg loan, March ll-S46 5th
Az Corpn to VIM II Baruum, 1873 L G9th
Guar 4 T co, l7S Bway. 49,. 81 200 900
SAME PROPERTY. March Same to y
Y Trust Co, trustee for hondholders. due
March !. 1929. 90. pr mtg $1,000 900
amt advanced S350,OO6: atty. same; gold
bonds ............... ............. $500. 900
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OFFiCEs WANTED.

WANTED--Tto light. airy OMEGA In Wall
"a. ciiy iisii station. Il. 7:ciin = ~
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MORTGAGES.


| tWlth name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown
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tary petition against tho Chestnut
Upholstery and Decorating Company,
Inc, 2l3 Lexington avenue. shows u
abilities Of $4,000 and assets OF $4,000.
The three petitioning creditors claim:
]. H. Thorp g. Co, $3.50; Hofstatters
Sons, S22. and T. Schumacher g. Co,
$43S. william j. James named as re
ceiyer Edgerton & Horn, 25S Broad
way, are the attorneys.
MAX BERKOWITz-A voluntary petition
OF Max Berkowitz. 2095 Third avenue,
shows liabilities OF si.O62 and no as
sets. The three largest creditors are
Eclipse Light Company. 5s3 broadway.
tS4: l. Rosenberg. 1850 Clay ave-
nue., $50, and William Grimel Brook
Ign, $50. Jacob W. Block sos Broad
way, is the attorney.
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Schedules in bankruptcy.

Upgrade FURNITURE MANUFACTURE
mo COMPANY, lNG,--A schedule of
the Upgrade Furniture Manufacturing
Company, Inc, 436 East Tenth
street, shows Liabilities OF $500 and
assets of $3.50. The three largest
creditors are Hershkowitz Bros,
Brooklyn. $1,000; Morris J. Felt, Brook
lyn. S11OO, and Chrstman Lumber
Company. Long Island city, 500.
Kornblurt & Poilack 299 Broadway, are
the attorneys.
JESSE r. BOWMAN-A schedule OF Jesse
r. Bowman shows liabilities OF SS,+Ol
and assets OF 1885. The three largest
creditors are Realsilk Fabric Corpora
ton. lI2 Fifth avenue. S366; Brown
Durel Company IL Vest Nineteenth
street. s2GG and $ Rosenthal Com
pany. Inc. West Thlrteth street, SsIo.
william Ii. Brady, AL Broadway Is inc
attorney.
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oFFICEs-FIvE THOUSAND SQUARE
FEET IN HIGHEST GRADE OFFICE
BUILDING IN GRAND CENTRAL SEC
TON FOR MAY 1sT OR SOONER. MIGHT
DIVIDE. CUsHMAN & WAKEFIELD,
INC, 80 EAST 42D ST.
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NEW YORK BLACKSTONE COMPANY
Judge John G. Knox appointed Aoner
b Hupel receiver, with a $1,000 bono,
for the New York Blackstone Company
Of Marlborough, y. y.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-28
ATTENTION FARMERS.

Four stations for public service.
Three Percherons. one black, s years,
imported; one black gray. ) years. one
dapple gray. years; and one Belgian
bay. years. All have state certiii-
cate of soundness: weights from 1.SoO
to 200, VIII make the season 1919 at
my barns ~ miles southwest OF Lis
comb, Terms SIS to insure colt TO
stand and suck. WI, mice. ysa at o,,,. .s:'
barn TO 1 miles distance Parties dis
posing OF mares Will be held respon
sible. Parties bringing three or four
mares ut once can be accommodated.
We solicit your patronage. Nelson
F'isc,s. owner and groom.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-28
j CHAPTER XIII. VA

The PrIeonere Eecapo.
The two men followed me silently a.
far as the companion, where we
paused moment staring blindly about
US into the fog Even the guard at
the main hatch was invisible.
Garter. guard this after deck until
Watkins and ] come back. Under no
circumstances permit Levere to enter
the cabin"
With the door, closed, we were
plunged into q darkness which rem.
dered the interior invisible. I won.
dered dimly why the man on guard
had not lighted the swinging lantern.
I stumbled over something on the
deck. as I CROPPED forward, but did not
pause until I had lighted the lantern.
1t blazed up brightly enough, its vel
low flame illuminating the cabin and
the first thing saw was the out.
stretched figure Of the sailor almost
between my feet. We needed to ask
no questions, imagine n0thing-the
overturned chair. the stricken sailor
told the whole story. He had been
treacherously stuck from behind, the
blade driven home BY q strong hand.
and was dead before he fell to the
deck. It had been silent, vengeful
murder, and the assassin had left 10
trace. Who could It have been9 Not
Gunsaules surely-the steward lacked
both nerve and strength for such q
deed. Then there was but one u sus-
pect-Sanchesi
I flung open the pantry door. but
one glance inside told me that Gun
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-28
MAN WANTED
AT ONCE
Meeker Laundry
70 the mind Of the sailor; for he yelled

to the mind Of the sailor, for he yelled
1t out defantly. every stroke OF his
blade drawing blood. Joined him,
striking with the butt of the pistol. We
killed and wounded, the curses OF hate
changed into sharp cries Of agony, but
those behind pressed the ADVANCE for
ward, and we were inevitably swept
back into the light Of the cabin lamp.
Then I saw faces, hideous In the
glare, demoniacal in their expression OF
hatred-a mass Of them. unrecogniz-
able. largely Of wild. half-Indian
type, with here and there a bearded
white. Nor were they all bare-handed !;
In many a grip flashed a knife. and
directly fronting me. with meat
cleaver, uplifted to strike. Sanchez
yelled his orders. Ignoring all others
/ leaped straight at him, crying to
Watkins as sprang.
Back lad; dash out that light; I'll
hold these devils here minute!"
(To Be Conttnued.)
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-28
,c,.d Sor Indication,

II YOU are troubled with indigestion
take q few doses of Chamberlain's
Tablets. They strengthen the stomach
and enable it to perform its functions
naturally. They also cause gentle
movement OF the bowels You will be
surprised when you see how much bet
ter you are feeling after taking Few
doses of Observation-Disclosures
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-28

In. the American cafe building. West
Main street. Marshailtown. Iowa, We'd
nesday. May %, beginning at p. M,
as follows: Good iron safe. tables
chairs, counter stools. double deck Gig
ar case, back, bar, electric dish washer
draining tub. two Majestic hotel ranges,
coffee urn, good hard coal burner. lin
olcum. clock, electric fixtures. writing
desk and book case. large gas bakerS'
oven. one hundred loaf capacity. and
many other articles: terms cash. Col.
Kendall, auctioneer. phone 1872.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-28
p.o.nd. upon Pronu notation.

The couple, were married and trav-
eled to the lakes for their honeymoon.
AS soon as they arrived they had a
meal and then took a boat out upon
the lakes.
The following morning the brides
mother got a postcard which read:
Arrived safely. Grand row before
bed"
She read 1t and sighed.
Good gracious" she muttered. i
didn't think they'd begin to quarrel SO
soon!"-Pittsburgh Sun.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-28

The referendum has been defined as
1.-THE referring Of legislation to the
people for final rejection or accept
ance." and the initiative as 'the giving
to the people the right Of proposing
legislation to be acted upon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-28
KODAK FiNisHlNGs.

". SS-.:ST .;'5 S...: s-c.- kc,,:.---.
pictures and mail them to you prompt
ly. Send for prices and how to get
free enlargement from ono Of your
best films. Bowens Kodakery. Mar.
shutdown. Iowa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-28
SOUTH pAKoTA LANDS.

For Sale--In Americas best COW
country, the greatest cnttlc proposition
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-28
PUBLIC AUCTION.

/ will sell at public auction In Rein
beck, Iowa, on Saturday. May 81. 1919.
at 2:30 p. m. one good resident lot. oo
by $50 feet This is fine lot. locat-
ed close In. and Is in good residential
part OF the town. This lot was former
ly owned by Mr.. Bassarear. viii be
easy located by watching for the ban
ner on lot. Sale will be held on the
lot. Look this fine lot over and be at
this sale, as nonresident living In
New York City owns this lot and au-
thorizes me to sell IL. 1t should be In
good demand as it is surely fine res
ident lot. Terms will be cash. one
fourth to be paid down by purchaser
sale day. balance when good abstract
of title and warranty deed is furnish
ed. Don't miss this opportunity. For
information write or phone Col. NJ. NJ
Kendall, phone 1872, Marshalltown
Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-28
MONEY TO LOAN.

Money TO Loan upon farm and city
property. q. w. Lawrence 4 CompA.
ny. First National Bank building.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-28

For Sale-one OF the best eighty
acre farms in Black Hawk county. one
mile from the state teachers college.
Cedar Falls. G. b. Santee, Cedar Falls,
Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-28
The Stricken Sailor Told the Whels
Story.

Story.
saules had vanished. On the deck lay
the strands Of rope with which he had
been secured-they had been severed
by 4 sharp knife, the ends discolored
with blood stains. held these out to
Watkins.
"Cut since the MURDER" said. 'and
by the same knife. What do you make
Of 1t, Tomr'
"Well, sir. the thing he'd most likely
try fer wud be ter release them lads
amidships. MY idea is. sir. he thought
he'd have time ter git the bulkhead
door open, before anybody cum be-
low-hs an the steward, who'd know
whar the tools WIS. That wus the
scheme, only we busted in too quick.
That's whar they both are-skulkin'
back In them shadows"
He fitted the smoking lantern back
onto the shelf to have his hands free
for action, and drew cutlass out Of
the arm rack, running one leatherly
thumb along the blade to test its
sharpness. His eyes sought mine ques-
tiOningly.
Probably your guess is the right
one" !, said soberly. "Well give II .
trial."
Murder had been committed for a
purpose-it was the first step in an ef-
fort to retake the ship. II we were
to retain our advantage there was no
time to be lost; we were pitted now
against Silva Sanchez. and he was a
leader not to be despised or temper
ICED with: no cowardly. brainless fool.
The passage leading forward was
wide enough to permit Of our advanc-
ing together and for a few steps the
light dribbled in past us quite sufa-
Gent for guidance. l had been down
this tunnel once before, and knew the
bulkhead was not far away, but the
few steps necessary plunged US into
profound blackness. through which we
advahced cautiously with outstretched
hands. No slightest sound warned of
danger and I was already convinced In
my own mind that the refugees were
not hiding there, which 1t happened.
Within an instant we were fighting for
our lives, fronted not by two men, but
by score. who flung themselves ours
ing upon u.s. Their very numbers and
the narrowness Of the passage was
our only salvation. st FIRST our resist
ance was blind enough, guided only BY
the senses Of touch and sound. We
could see nothing Of our antagonists.
although their fierce rush hurled US
backward. ] fired into the mass, az
Watkins alashed madly with his cut
lass, both managing in some way 70
keep our feet. Hands gripped for Us.
I bedlam Of oaths splitting the air;
vet, even IN that moment Of pande-
n,onium, / was quick to realize the fel-
lows were weaponless. seeking only 70
reach and crush Us with bare hands.
The same discovery must have come
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