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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-20
N Ia pte nre de Wichita Falls Texas cWo eeo Sc hat rnado ell cnhato respective dPOsta
nn mde termnada ans de nownta GS

fsre: ans hii4 DC "A amos y un nino de Z, 4
.oocs clos los Guiero con adoracion y ccnstituyen
para mi 10 mas caro- en- la vida. Con estos lazos.
. mi e1ad, "a e=Dc.ieGria, etc. cLuedc dudarsc de
que edje sin curplir mis- pronesas?
Siemprr nc eido independents. Nunca he per-
tenccico a companies dudosas con cl animo Ie
ensnhar al pinico. No dog nonbres de personas
hone.sbles para darie mas pres;sio 4 mi empresa
nj tampoco uso de Bancos COMO Tefcrencia.
Nj plan dc toua- su dinero Irestado y dedi-
carrie exclusivanente al desarrollo de mis- proyec-
tos, Is tan radical que h. DECADE admiradas L mu-
chas PERSONS. que Sc han dado cuenta de Ia inmen-
a fortuna que Sc les presenta. Ii proposito de
dedicar un 100 Dor eiento del dinero que SC me
confie. e1clusiTamente q trsba'os de exploitation.
cuanGo Ia reSla general ma sido n de separar
un 50 por ciento y del resto sacar todavia utiIi-
dades para los o-sanizadores. conlisiones. etc. no
est. al acance de los organizadores dc otras
compahias.
que 80 no cambiart un aFics mis- propositos y
mis- declarsciones = que cumpiire al pie de Ia le-
IRA 10 que p-ome.o. pueS 81 menor Gambia en- mi
actitud. 7t,una racilaeion de mi parte. seria apro-
v-chada por mis- enemigos para aorlTne las puer-
Alcunss wees he sido mai comprendido y mu-
cf,ss nal juzgaGo. pero tales hecnos acontecicron
hsee Va r,uchos amos. Ell hombre que Sc proponc
del quo dej5. cStando no obstante expuesto a que
Sc le juzgue ma! @ que Sc lie declare un loco. Fl
gsnizacion del Abner Davis Trustee Plan, Is IN
soberano mcrtis para las personals quo tienen de
mi una mala opinion. los que Sc deleitan con La
marine con nonbres POGO correctos, etc. Pob-es
dc eucs. no sabeE 10 que diccn. Green que toda3
somos de su condicion.
No un SOLO centavo ageno ha ileSado a mis- ma
nos Dor medios indebidoS y nj un solo ccntavo to-
mare 81 no cs honestanente. Cuando diso que c-
IT, negocio 10 he tornado para haccrlo g-ande, SOL
vente. estabie. tambien quiero que sepan que cl
dincro quo en- 81 Sc obtengs, no Is 10 principal que
me euia. sino cl orguiIo de haoer cumplido con
nj palabrs. Tengo confianza en- Ia fuerza natural
ME lleva al hombre al triunfo. Tenso Ia seguri-
dad enc Ia verdad e. Ia base baio Ia que ell mum
do entero dsecansa. y Dor 10 tanto no tengo miedo
a. los resultadoS de mi enpresa. y aque csta ba-
sa6a en- IL vERDAD. FL IIblieo ha- tornado mi
naiabra de honor, SC 10 que este s~ignifica y sa-
Ore hacermc digro de su confanza. Deseo que
lids conozean mi plan establishments y que Sc
a mi. para lograr eli meior y m2gnifico nc
.--n&irn dc Los tiennns acfraIc-
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Los Sres. Inspectors de Correos de los EE.
w.; ell Departments de Justicia; los
Agentes del Ministerio Publico de los
Estados Unidos:

Y todas las autoridaGss federales. dc los Be-
tatos. de los Condsdos. etc. estin lstas para for
marine IN juicio : encarrelarme tan pronto como
cusluu;e-s Dc mis- trarsacciores dele de fenar to-
dos los requisites de IN hon-ade= y reetitud. Mi
romn.e es couocido en- TODD el pals. Mis- fotogra-
fias han sido repart!daS P!ofusamen.e, de DaIera
Que toGo "a raundo esta en- condiciones dc eonoeer-
NE. No puedo pues. escarparme. nj escoRdermc.
Ex;stsn cinco mil personGs en- este pals. en- el Ca
rads, y osroe paises de surooa y America. cue
han deros;t1do en- mi 81 ~confiansa y que han
sportado su GiEero en- esa enprcSs- ST deio
&c cumplir ENs Dromeses, Sc convertiran en- mis-
mismo. Sc 10 cue voy a haeer, y los resultados Cue
sc loS.en demosrrsran 10 que puedo hacer.
Tengo mi esposa. cue ha sido mi ayuda y
apoyo. IN hiio de % amos, cue est& trabajando y
pcrfecc;oEsndose para tomar @ uimucraaunpuu
perfeccionsrdose para tons- nj lusar cusndo 20
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Esto es 10 que dejar@ COMO una hererria 4
as energias J actividad al desenvoivimiento dc
u, negocio basado en- ia H~OSORAblLDAD, PERL
GA Y CONFIANEA-
Ponso como tcStigo 4 TODD el, muado &c 10
sisI:ente:
no cuntaba con ningun Ginero, = ,que TODD 10 QUE
,engo actualmente cs calidad de Cbnseje-o.
20. Que ~ofrezco mis- ser"icios ) toda nj act'-
den 4 desa-rolar mis- rroyectcs.
FL total de las caHtidad.s que me han sido
aportadaS en- este conceoto ascinede a nnuehos mi
les, doccaa$ de miles ) aun lENTOS De MILES
de dollars.
;Deia-e dc cunpl;r mis- promcas. de:raudsndo
la confianza QUO en- mi han depositado? No. este
Olga 81 no cump!o hasta 10 uitimo mis- promesas-
estas Geclsracones.
Go. Todo 10 hsga ! todo 10 que tenso Is re-
presentaci6r: de ia cnpresa. No tenso coneesto-
mes, pre-rcgauvas. etc. No tcngo NADIA. 10 unieo
que rcclamo Is Ia administration de un negocio baio
IA base de "a nlas est-icta honradez. la FERDAD y
Ell cono=imiento.
ST I'd. tene a!zuras dudas ace-ca dc mis- as~
vcracionse. nc rcrnito a los hechos.
Ms Hires eatan abicrtos. Nj p~ropiedad habr
uor II m!srna. Nj cuenta en- el Banco Is Ia
major cvidcncis de one stoy en- condolences de
cumrlir cualto promote.
Las innumerabes personas que me han syu-
dado con sus inversiones son. firalmGnhe. una ga
ranDa mis-. que sscsura 81 pronto czito en- IA
termination dc mis- tyRhups.
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FL CRECIMIENTO DE LA NEGOCIACION.

Una vez que I'd. Sc la dsdo cueua de todss estas azoae impoT-
.srtisnas en too uesoio, Ie sea uucho mas fasl eonvencerse de las
norues o-oba MEdades de nuestros p-oyectos. e Dubhco esa ansado
e ecnoanias uyc nesoeks SOC dudoeos. las euals fue-on orssniza-
das PARA vENDER ACcIoNES. n para exE!cu-. Sc fundaron pars
ou, urs cuan,os. los orSaniuadores. ssieran beaeficiades. pagan fncr-
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LAS UTILIDADES QUE SERAN OBTENIDAS EN-
EN- NUESTRA REFINERIA QUE Sc C0NSTRUIRA
EN- LA ARTE NoRTE DE WICHITA FALLS, TEX.
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utndades persoesn 4 las sr~na i"te7sadas en- Ia eomDaaia.
ABNER DAVIS coNsEJERo
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N DAVIS.

American Natioarl Bnzk Building. Wichita Falls. TeAns.
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FUERZA MORAL Y MATERIAL.

La fue-za qe ha adGuirdo e ARNEE DAVIS TRUSTEE PLAN
cxt rrera de sia pondsracion. 81 n 0 fuera Dr e. hecho &c qe GUAM
IL, ,enos IN 10 pr eenio del dinero apo-tado para IA empTea' 70
rps mo- hsbitantes de Texas. vaciaria n manitseta- las nnens TO-
po-aope que ha sesnzsdo nUes:rO nesoeio, Ienenos po=oS en pre-
dae;6n, estamcs perorando narchs mas. los equipo'' aQuiha
.,,o,es p.a aLnaccnar petr6leo. tubefa, impenentos q e eh eHse
y, -.f;,e-f N construction. Todo cto hce que e AhNsE DAVIS
TRUSTEE PLAN, pueda sxPlotar eomphtamcnte e. nesoc'o peco"he-
5.s. In s,sue;ci6n hasta Ia eatega dc los proouctoS Ell e! merca-
10 Todo 10 annrioruente enumerndo Sc ha logFsao, or supuesfo' Ton
OrNERo, TODD h smo psssdo al conssdo. and poT % "nco ese'o '
..t,hiFj,a a nsgo.ip y .apacit&rdolo ara proseguF ss uaha!os con
trs resulsridad.
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UNA IDEA.

FL Plan LE CorssNo Aoa7- IA - 2-auGco &c una idea. q cusl
dssarroIsdo ; sstudado ha lado 2- o-taeo IA :andaci6n &c c@s
instruction. --aa.,
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ABNER DAVIS.
Wichita Falls, Texas.

Telegrafie I'd. O escriba N soicitud d ua vista pa amor ne" Ee.-iSh. =" :.
campo BURkBURNETT, Ell mayor campo petrdeTo del "u"uo
reccioa: Abner Davis, trustee, Wichita Falls. Texas. II. Tea.
REFERENCIAS: American National Bank, "lchIta rams, ieN"''
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DURABILIDAD.

Teniendo Ell cuenta Ia production de nucsuos pozos. IL condueeon
del pur6leo por nuestra tuberia. Ia reinzion y entreEa dc los produc-
us en- el mercaio, n e1Se Ia mcnor duda de quc las uhoade que
obtengamos seran cuanTosas.
rs III herho Undesirable e que h rsfin,con ) distribution de n
rasolins Y o.ps productos del petIeo cTudo esa . manos dc Uni
d. las mas craudc corporaGiones del mundo. Tambien eta nprooad
oa aupcue bac ell p,rio del petr6lco crudo IN ell mcrcado, ocasionando
perdidas de consideration n ss podnctoso- el preoio d C los produc-
los -rtinads 10 bAa n la pSma proEorion. pT 10 anto dado gu
contanos son N ' oMa ccsa. estamos en- sptHnd a protejHnoS y
hacr inporants utEdades. sin que imrorte d precis "a en- ei meTra-
do akanee Ell pcE1teo crude.
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sekhud pn ndauir INA participation en- Ia Constructor q" " N"N' '""
PDdr.ien de perea
ABNER DAVIS TRUSTEE.
Wehna FM Tens.
F- mdo sd pnscne ne conpenco a saH-ar IN esnadid DC -. -.
owp eep adtnn anHaiu In rn1 dc ....I:. - s 80 ~ a ~
/ 3 = G. quo "a ss tsMaada. = tas los cue en- 10 sue~iVo 6" pe7"sn.H h emo
en- IA ~hneis dc pa emmTudc en- bre
Sonhe
pFHran.
soMcrTAaos cANTDApEs D z siS a $1,000.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-02-07
DEATH OF PROMINENT
SEVILLE CITIZEN

Herbert F. Immel, prominent busi-
ness man and citizen of Seville, died
on Wednesday night of last week, fol-
lowing only a weeks illness of diph-
iberia.
While seriouslyfill during the week,
a fatal termination was not appre-
hended until Wednesday, when the
ravage of the disease was rapid.
The deceased was son of Samuel
Immel and wife, and was 81 years of
age. He is survived by widow, for
merly Miss Florence Fetzer, who he
married about year ago, and the
parents and one brother.
Mr.. Immel was proprietor of a
prosperous elevator at Seville, a MEM
Der of the village council and the
Masonic and Knights of Pythias or
ders, also member of the Baptist
church.
He was possessed of a disposition
that won him many friends, was de-
voted to his family and the best in
terests of his community, and he will
be missed in Seville.
Funeral services and burial took
place on Thursday.
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From Sharon Soldier

Relatives in Sharon have received
the following letter from Private o.
G. Halderman, in France, where he
has been serving his country in some
of the big battles Of the war:
Nov. 28, 1918.
My Dear Folks:
This is a nice Thanksgiving day
and we have lot to be thankful for.
How ] wonder what you are doing,
and did you have big dinner? To
be sure it was not like home, but we
had a nice dinner and lots of it.
I have so much to write that I
can't tell what to write first, and then
! can tell you SO much better when |
get home. I don't know when we will
come home. Some people think we
will be home by Xmas, but I don't
think so. / hope so, but / can't see
it that way. In that case we would
be there by the time you get this let
ter.
It will be six months the third Of
Dec. that we left U. S., so you see
we have service stripe coming soon.
We went to the front in July and
were there until the finish. We had
a Lot Of hardships, but it is all over
how. We were in Dunn, France, when
the war ended and we are in Luxen1-
burg now, about ten miles east of
the city of Luxembourg, so you see we
have Travelled some. We were in one
battle on the Verdun front, where we
had twenty-six hundred big guns.
What would you think of a gun that
takes twelve horses to handle one-half
of it?
| have many things to tell you,
when I get home. | am anxious to
hear from you, and ] expect to soon.
1t seems l have been away much
longer than I have, but have seen
enough for me and am thankful to
be among the living, for no one that
has never been in war can realize
what it is. Since we have been in
this little town, we have been able
to buy many little things to eat. Last
night eight of us had a chicken sup
per that we had lady cook for us.
When will the boys get out Of the
camps back there?
May, / think you are neglecting me
a little by not writing more. Are
you busy in school? Well ! must
close for this time. Remember me
to all the folks and wish them rner-
ry Xmas for me. Hoping to hear
from you soon, am, as ever, M
With lots and lots Of love,
# Pvt. O. G. Halderman.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-02-07
SEVILLE /

Mr.. Earl Wyeth of Grayling, Mich,
spent several days with his aunt, Mrs.
III. Wyeth. Mr.. Wyeth is in the
navy and has two sons in the army.
A. J.. Micheal is suffering with a
sprained ankle, which he sustained
while at work last Friday.
The annual meeting of the Pres
byterian church was held on Tuesday.
The regular meeting of the Mission.
airy society of the M. 3. church was
held Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Lily Beach.
One of James Shoup's little girls
has the diphtheria. The other one
had it several months ago.
Misses Sarah and Francina Mellow
ell entertained Rev. and Mrs. Bee
man and Rev. and Mrs. r. w. Gard
iner, at six o'clock dinner last Wed.
nesday evening. 8a4
! Mrs. Mary Elliott returned home
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POE

The Red Cross met in a called
meeting with Mrs. Kingsbury on Jan.
28, to finish the sewing that was be-
gun. The next regular meeting will
be on Feb. II with Mrs. Kelser. New
sewing has come and good attend
ance is desired.
The wagon of Mr.. Albert Roshon
broke and threw him off, breaking a
rib and bruising him in other ways.
The condition of Mr.. A. B. Mccoy
is somewhat improved.
The Epworth League meets every
Sunday night and an earnest request
is sent out for everyone who can to
attend.
Granger meeting this week, Sat-
urday night.
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Having sold my farm I. the under
signed, will sell at public auction. 1-4
mile north of Spencer, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12
Beginning at IL o'clock sharp, the
following described property:
Three Head Horses-Match pair Of
grey mares, weight 1900 tbs., ages 8
and years; brown mare, weight 110o
TBS, good in all harness.
Eleven Head of extra good Holstein
cows, consisting of registered COW, IL
years old, was fresh Dec. IL; five-year-
old COW, was fresh Nov. 6; six-year-old
COW, was fresh Nov. 12;e three-year-old
COW, was fresh Nov. 10; four-year-old
COW. will be fresh March L; four-year-
old cow, will be fresh March II; four
three-year- -old heifer, will be fresh
March 8; three-year-old cow, will be
fresh March 10; four year -old cow, will
be fresh May /; thorobred bull calf.
One hundred and five head Of choice
ewes. to lamb in spring; Lincolnshire
buck.
Farming Implements, etc.-McCorm-
ick moving machine, inch tire
wagon, narrow tired wagon, good az
new; wagon box, hay rack with car
attachment; dump wagon, set OF dump
boards sulky plow, Q walking plows.
2 sets work harnesses, 10 TT. drag, hay
rack. milk cart.
Terms: All sums of SIS and under,
cash; all sums over SIS six months time
will be given on bankable notes with
interest at 6 per cent. and approved
r. S. ALDRICH
C. B. Roice, Auctioneer.
John Winters, Clerk.
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several weeks with friends at River

several weeks with friends at River
Styx.
Miss Edna Kintz and Opal Mills
of Wadsworth and Branch Beck and
Thelma Johns of this place were Sun
day visitors at the Williams home.
@. A. Wales is very i'll at this
writing.
Miss Ethel Shank spent Sunday at
the home of Robert Arnold in Ken
more.
George and Jim Shane of Rittman
and Edo Shank of Johnson's Corners,
were Sunday visitors at j. Shank's.
Mrs. Reimer is home again after
spending several weeks with her
daughter in Akron.
Rev. Spence, our new minister,
preached for us Sunday. He will be
here again in two weeks.
Robt. Iden of Akron was visitor
at VIM. Dicks Sunday.
Sunday school as usual. All well
come. .r..
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PUBLIC SALES
PUBLIC SALE

PUBLIC SALE
The undersigned will sell at public
auction on what Is known as the Acker
farm, situated IL miles east and 1-2
mile MIL south of Seville, miles. west Of
Wadsworth and 1-2 miles south, 3
miles northeast Of Sterling, miles
northwest of Rittman, commencing at
10 o'clock, sun time, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY IL,
The following described property:
Bay mare coming years old, family
mare, weight 1850 lbs; Three mules
One pair Of brown mare mules, 5
and 3 years old, weight about 2400 lbs;
g1ray mule 10 years old, weight about
1900 lbs; these mules are honest
cows--Holstein 5syears old, due Feb.
1S with third calf; Durham-Jersey COW
years old, due Feb. 16 with third
calf. Holstein heifer 8 years old, due
April II; 2-year-old Durham and Hol-
stein heifer, due March 81 with second
5, this is fine butter cow. These cows
are straight and right. Seven hogs
Brood sow due to farrow in March,
with fourth litter; 6 shoats weighing
70 lbs. each.
Farming Implements: Webber wagon
8 in. tire, with double box and seat;
farm truck, 3-inch tire, good one;
good platform hay loader. Red Elm
International manure spreader low
down; Deering binder used years
Milwaukee mower, Shoe Empire grain
drill, Ohio hay loader, hay tedder and
rake, one single disk harrow, 8-foot
land roller, spring tooth harrow, spike
tooth drag. Hoover potato digger good
as new; Robbins potato planter, slir
scraper, weeder, Oliver riding plow
No. 40 Walking plow; good Stevenson
top buggy, buggy pole, sets double
work harness, set driving harness
single harness, pair storm blankets
fork and shovels, log chains and log
sled, Enterprise lard press and grind.
er, hog hangers, Stewart clippers with
extra knives; Fairbanks 1000-t tb. scales
about 10 bushels of Carmon seed DO.
tatoes, 25 gallon barrel Of vinegar
meat bench, fiat bottom sled and run
ners, grain cradle, about 200 bushel,
oats more or less; tons timothy hay
hog hangers. A few household goods
loft. walnut table, cupboard, irol
kettle and many articles too numerous
to mention.
Terms: $40 and under, cash. On sum
over $40 a credit of 12 months with
out interest If paid when due; if no
so paid interest from date Of SALE Dis
count of per cent for cash on sum
over $40.
Free lunch at noon.
u. G. JOHNSON .
Harry Fortney, Auct.
Elmer Lee, Clerk.
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TIE SEVILLE JOURNAL

from Oberlin where she has been Wis
iting relatives.
4 Mrs. P. w. Crawford died at her
late home Friday, after lingering
illness. Besides. her husband she
leaves three sons, two daughters and
several grandchildren. The funeral
service was held Tuesday afternoon
in the Baptist church. She was laid
to rest in Mound Hill cemetery.
Lawrence Dix went to Cleveland on
Saturday to see Robert Mantell in the
MERCHANT of Venice"
Mrs. Geo. Thomas, Ned Rooney and
Paul Wilder left Friday night for Gin
cinnati to attend the funeral of Mr..
Lyman Hastings. He was the broth
er-in-law of Mrs. Anna Wilder of this
place.
Miss Carolyn Daniels was bust
ness caller in Medina Tuesday.
+ Mrs. Merle Overholt of Cleveland
spent from Saturday till Tuesday
| with Mrs. George Brumbaugh.
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PUBLIC SALE

Having rented the farm, the under
signed will sell at public auction at
his residence miles north and mile
west of Homerville. or miles south
and l mile west of Spencer, on what is
known as the Ed. Barone farm, on h
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY IA, 1919
At 10 a. M, eastern time, the following
described property, towit:
" Four Head OF Horses, consisting of
one l0-year-old black horse, weight
1900 lbs; one 6-year- -old bay mare,
weight HOO lbs, family horse; one
10-year-old gray horse weight 1900
lbs; one 8-Inonths-old colt g
h Four head of cattle, consisting OF
one 5-year-old Holstein, fresh by day
Of sale; one 5-year-old Jersey, fresh
in April; one 8-year-old Holstein- err
.sey. fresh in April; one Smonths-old
heifer calf. MI s
Twenty two medium sheep. 1s head
breeding ewes and s eve lambs; brood
sow, due to farrow about April /.
Webber wagon, 1-2 inch tire; light
wagon, Ohio hay loader, Ohio side rake,
two 6-ft. Mccormick mowers, Krause
cultivator, spring tooth harrow, spike
tooth harrow, hand cultivator, sets
Of wagon springs, pair OF bobs, fiat
sled, 2 buggies, land roller, buggy
pole. 50-gaL oil tank. sheep clippers,
two 16-ft., log chains, grain sacks,
tanning mill, sets OF hay ladders, q
sets of work harness with breechen.
set OF team fly nets, new back pad for
breaking harness., plows, Farmers
Favorite grain drill single buggy har-
ness, and potato crates; about 400 bu.
oats, ~ bushels cf corn. 400 bundles
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-02-07
PUBLIC SALE

Having sold my farm, / will offer
at public auction on the premises To-
Gated 1-2 miles east and 1 mile north
of Spencer, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1919
Commencing at IL o'clock, eastern
Four Horses. consisting of pair of
piack geddings, IL years old, weight
ers; bay gelding. s years old weight
apout 1850 1bs. sound and good driver;
IRON grey mare. years old, weight
about 1900 Tbs.
Thirty-one. sheep, consisting of 80
medium wool ewes and 8 years old,
pred to lamb about April /; Delaine
oxford buck. One hundred Chickens
10 Brown Leghorn hens, Is Buff
ROCK pullets and cockerel, Is Barred
ROCK pullets and cockerel. 400 bushels
or corn; rs cords wood; seed corn and
oats. 80"
Farming Tools--Turnbull wagon. g.
inch tire; New Idea manure spreader.
sure Drop corn planter, Buckeye g.
morse cultivator, Rooler pulverizer.
light wagon. 16-ft fiat bottom hay
rack, new spring-tooth harrow. spike
plow. fiat bottom sled, rubber tire.
auto seat buggy; 1870 1T. hay rope.
fork and pulleys, Grimm evaporator
3x!0, In good condition; 200 sap pals,
Dbl. gathering tank IL bbl. storage
tank, SO new syrup cans, set of heavy
breeching harness. single harness,
leather collars, 10 large hedge and q
quantity of smaller hedge split wal
nut and cedar posts; portable hog
house, Colony houser, metal brood
coops, grindstone, wheel, arrow, pota-
to crates, work bench, log chains,
shovels, forks, 80 building blocks, cider
barrels, doubletrees, neckyokes and
other articles too numerous to mention.
At the same time and place Charles
Fuller will sell pair OF 3-year- old
mule colts. Well matured. raised from
heavy draft mares. { T5T| M
Terms made known on day Of sale.
ARLEIGH HENDRICKS
George Zeigler, Auctioneer.
Win Auble, Clerk.