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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-09
INfORNAIlUN|

Radicalii sunt tari in Germa-
MIA. = Berlin. - in ziua alege-
rilor Germania a fOSt tot att de
linistita ca Londra pc timp de
Duminica toate rapoartele prl-
mite din diferite parti ale tarli
arata liniste 81 buna ordine. Deci
prezicerile de tulburari 81 lupte
c,l accasta ocazle, care sc astep-
tau Sc porneasca atit della radl-
CALI extrcmi, cit 81 della reactio-
marii de acelas calibru. Insa 81
vede ca marea majoritate a pu-
blicului ma fost interesata de
loc in jonglariile acestor part
extreme.
Rapoartele ,sosite arata ca ra.
dicalii all obtinut foarte multe
voturi.
Lenine planuit o rev0lta Gu
ropeana. ~ Paris. In ajunul
dpscutiilor dintre Lloyd George
81 Krassin, ziarul Matin da Ia
lumina senzationala stire ca lie
nine a stabilit la Amsterdam lu
cartier general de unde Sc con
Auca revoltele din Franta 81 al
te tari. Aceasta miscare era ST.
portata baneste ell lpetrii pretioa-
Sc furate de prin ibisericile dir
Russia 81 della persoane avute.
Greva della caile ferate dir
Franta. care a dnceput la l Main
81 care fost, ca asa mare success
tsdrobita de Millerand, era sd fie
Iinceputul revolutiei franceze.
f foarte probabil ca acest ziar
isa fie avut ajutorul agentilor
secreti al guYernnlui. A fost eyi
dent ca ,gllvernul francez site c;
face, cin'd pus nina 81 a ares.
| tat pc Leriot, care fost numit
reprezentantul official al boise
vicior din Franta, precum 81 a
lrestarea lui Monatte, Boris Sou
tvarine 81 altor scriitori radi
cali. Acum Sc da in public ca ST
.aflat la ei scrisori venite direct
|.dela Trotzky, in care Sc da in
|strnctii cum sa Sc faca loviturs
N Franta.
I Ns1n facuf 1finti. - Roma
In Basilica ST. Petru s'a Il.
4
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DUPI FURTUNI.

DUYI rum 4 VA.
Coboara, coboara,
Drag scare de vara,
Pc cimpuri umhrite,
De singe stropite,
Pc val incruntate
in jale 'mbracatc, ... !
Alina-le chinnl,
Patrunde-le sinul,
Si-aprinde-le n .fata
Puterea de viata.
Coboara, coboara,
Drag scare Gle yara,
Pc cal cotropite,
Pc-altare zdrobite
Pc cruci de raspinte,
Pc triste mOrminte,
In aur lc 'mbraca
TarIna saraca,
Gu foe sa lumine
In veacul ce vine.
Coboara, coboara,
Drag SCARE de vara,
Pc .frunti inorate
De moarte 'nghetatc,
In mimi cernitc
De moarte ranite
ST n fundul cc GENE
De grele blestemc
SadeSte-le, SCARE,
Cereasca .iertare!. :.
I. u. Soric
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orge Cchomotzer, un croitor, a
fost dccapitat de tren.
Iii au privit cind Schomotzer
-sa Nus la sine, s'a pus JOYS 81
si-a ,pus gitul pc slna pe end
trenul yenea ell mare lrteala.
Copii All incepnt sc strlge, insa
inaintc de a veni ajntor, trcnul
la taiat capul.
Nh sa aflat nici un mOtv care
sc aratc &c la facut si sc si-
nucida. Cadavrul fost dns la
morga.
Copii spun ca all vazut pc me-
norocit stind de jnmatate de
ceas linga calea ferata. DE .doua
orr ,s'a apropiat de sine, pc cina
vcnea trenul, insa END S s'au a.
propiat de ell, lea lasat sd treaca,
a treia CARA a asteptat pima tfe-
nul .fost foarte aproape de ell,
apoi STA pns gitnl spre a ii
taiat de tren.
Turcii inainteaza. Paris. =
Fortele turci|or nationalist an
invins fortele guvernului 81 atl
inaintat pima aproape Gle lsnl'd,
dupa cum spun depesele din -C>a.
stantinopol.
Rosii zic ca au respins pc po-
lonezi. - Londra. - In ccnu-
nicatul official al bolsevistilor,
dat Ia Moscova 81 TRIMS ai:i
prin telegrafia fara fir Sc snun'
cd atacurile polneze-ucraniene au
fost resDir,e % lupta care IA
evut loc IA rasarit de Bobr'.'sk
Sc zice I'll rczultat fayora iii
pentr ubolsevisti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-09

nut ceremolla lnalIafll la ran
gul de sfinti la douazeci 81 dol
de- negrii icare an murit ca mar
tiri in Uganda sub regele Mwan-
ga.
Canlinalii, episcopii 81 alti Off
ciali bogat inIbracati, 81 mlsio
mari veniti in acest scop din eli
Imatele tropicale, all stat in cen-
trul biserlcei Sfintului Petru Cd
Sc auda actul prin care acestl
douazeci 81 dol martiri an fost
faeut Stint de catra papa Benc--
diet.
in detursul orelor de dupa a.
meazi Papa sa coborit impreu-
na Gu cardinalii 81 mers sc We
nereze tablourile 81 umilele reli-
cri ale acestor sfinti.
Doua natiuni unite. Paris
- Fostul presedinte al Frante',
in articolul lui saptaminal din
ziarul Matin, rcimprospateaz:i
memoria cclebrarii Zilei Mem orie'
| la. El declara ca framezii sunt
unit GU americarii 'nu numai
rrin dragoste 81 simpatie, ci 81
prin interesul comun.
Poincare spnne ca sentiments
la DE- prietenic dintre acestc 10
"a tari nu S au racit, 81 spune Cd
ar fl copilarie q crede ca aces
! te doua tari pot Fl instrdinate.
Italienii bombardeaza Alessio
= Londra. = Insurgentii alba
nezi an anihilat un battalion iTa.
liam in apropiere de Alessio, Ia
vapoarele de raNboiu italiene an
inceput sc bombardeze acest oraS
| dlppa cum spun depesele prlml-
te din Niena de catra EXchang,
Telegraph Company.
Alte ciocniri Sc spune ca al
avut loc in apropierc de Scutar
ST Avlona. unde italienii au fos1
>iliti ca sd Sc retraga. spunc {
depese din Belgrad.
.Nici pace separate Gu Russia
= Paris. = Ziarlll Temps Intr III
| articol in care aiscuta atitudi
nca premfcrului englez, .Llov(
George, fata de Russia, spune cf
nici unll nintre' guvernele aliatt
nu trebuc Sc adopte polltica ia
IA de bolsevisti care Sc constitu'
o principle pentru celelalte gu
verne aliate 81 sc prejuditieze in.
teresele lor.
Consecvent, splme acest ziar
pacea eind Sc va face trebue ia
cuta pc toate fronturile. Credi
tori Rusiei insa trebue mai ina
inte sd primeasca garantii sufi
ciente, spunc acest ziar.
Mdfmintul lui Goethe 81 Schiller
rradate. Weimar. Mist,
bandit ordinari an intrat in cril
ia Ducala de aici. unde zac cor
purile lui Goethe 81 Schiller. ia:
mosii poet al Germaniei, 81 al
facut mari pagllbe 50
i Din 9Copenhaga Sc spune c;
! banditii an furat mai multe co
roane de aur 81 argint de p
mormintul acestora.
Italia numeste reprezentant
pentru Spa. = Bruxela. Gu
: vernnl italian a informal auto
: ritatile belgiene ca reprczentantI
: Italiei la coiiferinta care .se~ya 7
: nea la Spa yor fl ministrlll italia
Ede eXterne. presedintelc consil
ului 81 ambasadornl italian di
Franta.
. .
i Doua femei pedepsite pentr
| f1,tn 4 IA.
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Doua femei pedepsite pentru

UOua 1eme1 pedepSlte pentru
furt. = Dorothy Robertson, in
etate de douazeei 81 sase de ami
81 Corrina Hodgens, in etate de
douazci 81 unu ami, au fost con-
damnate la treizeci zile inchisoa-
re 81 douazeci 81 cinci dolari a
menaa, de catra judecatorul Me-
Mahon, acuzate find de hottie.
Ele an fost arestate Lnni 81
an admis, dnpa cum spune poll
tia, cd au furat diferite lncruri
din pravaliile din ccntrul cAmcr.
clal al orasului.
- -
Isl pune capul pc sina. -
Q mllltimc de cnpii carl Sc jucau
pe un loc al orasulni viran din
apropiere de calca ferafa pc
strada Goth Street, partea vesti-
ca a orasllui, an vazut eind Ge-
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-12
FOR SALE
Furniture and Household Goods.

AUCTION! AUCTIONl
The biggest and Best Home OF Furniture
I Have Ever Sold in Omaha
wan Be Sold in the Residence at
2l23 Cass st. (Cor 22d and Cass.)
Thursday. Dec. 16.
Sale Starts at 10 A. NJ
This Is the homo OF II. Il. Whites, who
has recently sold his beautiful home
and Is moving with his family to Cali
forniA TO make his permanent home, and
every piece OF furniture IN this home
will be sold to highest bidder and is the
best furniture money Will buy.
Consisting Of i extra good Kimbali
stuffed parior suite: very expensive
solid mahogany and genuine leather
living room suite; l mahogany and
pensive standard electric lamps; massive
mahogany tables; wonderful rugs.
ford rug. like new, size lsxlb; nearly new
Anglo Persian rug, exclusive pattern.
pensIye Hartford rug, like new, size
s-3xlo.6; extra good Administer rug.
size l2xl4; like new sxl3 and |
nearly new 7xs French Wilton rug;
ton carpet. also about Is expensive
smaller rugs: 9 massive leather Turkish
rockers; marble and bronze statues;
costly paintings and pictures; large
writing desk and chair; mahogany and
leather davenport and chairs to
match; very expensive drapes and lin
ems; massive golden oak dining room
set, complete with 60-inch table, ex-
ira good chairs. massive buffet and
china cabinet and serving table; over
5000 worth Of cut glass, hand painted
china silverware and fancy dishes, In.
GLIDING imported 1Q0-piece dinner set
that are exclusive pattern: singer sew
ing machine; l wonderful birds-eye
maple bedroom suite, consisting of mas
sive dresser, dressing table, writing
deck and chairs, all matched, and the
very best / single brass bed: box springs
. and mattress; / baby bed. complete;
} very expensive solid mahogany poster
twin bedroom suite; tkis is solid ma
hogany and like new, consists OF poster
twin beds, complete with best springs
and Ostermoor mattresses beautifui
dresser and chiffionier and chairs; l
wonderful solid mahogany bedroom
suit, the best money will buy, consists
of mahogany bed, complete with
box springs and hair mattress, mas
sive dresser dressing table, chifftonter
and chairs, this bedroom suite can not
be beat: leather day couch; beauti-
full vanity dressers; l massive BRASS
bed with box springs and Ostcrmoor
mattress: several extra rockers; hlgE
open gas range: ice box; kitchen table;
cooking utensels: laundry and garden
tools and hundreds OF articles TOO
numerous to mention. This Is SAFE
OF the very best furniture. Remember
the sale starts in the morning LOT IL
will take all day to sell IT, 6.
H r. WHITE. Owner, 2l23 cass os.
JAMES L. DOWD. Auctioneer.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-12

1.ToN Fairbanks No. standard
scale, shx31s foot platform, also
2s-inch Buffalo Forge Co. exhaust
fan. Inquire at Omaha Bee office,
18th and Farnam st. Phone Tyler
1000.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following couples have been issued
licenses to wed:
Willis johnson, SO, Omaha ana Marina
Oliver, Sc, Omaha.
Charles Boyd 81. Omaha, and Mattle
Bryant, 20, Omaha.
George A. volker 81. Omaha, and Anna
K. Nelson, 10. Omaha
Philip ]. Harris over II, Omaha, ana
Ethel Pennington. over is, Omaha
John e. Lundberg, %. Omaha. ana
Grace II. Hunt 10. Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-12
WE'RE YOU EVER OFFERED GRO
CERy CTOREp

You can handle sugar, flour, canned
goods, dried fruit. coffee and entire
line Of groceries, as well as paints, roof
Ing. aluminium ware and automobile
oils, with no rent to pay; no money
invested, take large orders from
samples; goods are guaranteed and
proven quality; selling experience not
necessary; steady. profitable work for
workers" Address Hitchcock Hill Co,
Dept. 121, Chicago. Ill. Reference:
Any bank or express company.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-12
WANTED

ONE HUNDRED PEOPLE
who are willing to invest from $50 to
$500 with chance to make several
hundred to thousands within few
months; this Is not get rich quick
scheme, but a straight forward business
proposition. You should investigate this
az 1t may help you buy a home or pay
off a mortgage on the one you now
own. For full particulars, address,
Smith n Co., 3S17 Central. Kansas City,
Mo.
LARGE manufacturing corporation wants
capable men to open branch office and
manage statesmen. $500 to $4,000 neceg-
sary; handle your own money. Exclu-
siye rights; patented article moneymak-
ing possibilities unlimited. VIII pay eN-
penses to Baltimore IL you qualify. Ad-
dress Mr.. Clemmer, Salesmanager. 603
n. Eutaw St. Baltimore. Md.
BUY A BUSINESS. 63S BEE BLDG.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-12

BUY A BUSINESS. s3s BEE BLDG.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-12
Miscellaneous Articles.

AUCTION! AUCTION!l
BURLINGTON UNCLAIMED FREIGHT
SALE
AT BURLINGTON STATION
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24-STARTS 10
A. NJ. SHARP.
Consisting of about 800 consignments
of freight that have been on hand 60
days or more and will be sold to the
highest bidder.
Consisting Of oil, grease and paint,
farm implements, tools, hardware, big
lot OF groceries, dry goods, stock food,
about so bushels grass seed, new furni-
ture and household goods, complete soda
fountain outfit, complete farm lighting
electric light plant. Alec; new rugs. IA
new mattresses, barrels cidar, 81 sacks
cement, roofing, barbed wire and hun
dreds Of articles too numerous to men
tion.
]. d. Shields, General Claim Freight
Agent. i..
JAMES L. DOWD, Auctioneer.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-12

IJRRARY table, dining chairs. Web.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-12
LEARN PIANO

ORGANIZING-Th "Waco-Mexia Leas-
ing Pool" the purpose being to buy
and sell oil leases; il one out of 25
"hits," enough money can be made to
pay big; now is time to act; leases
can be held five years; one with small
capital alone cannot get far, but pooled
with hundreds Of others, increases OPP
portunities; first profits will reimburse
original investors; only actual expenses
charged until investors paid back;
smallest unit, $40; remittance deposited
with First National bank of Waco, Tex.
Remit Waco MeXia Leasing Pool 1914
Anica BILE BLDG. Waco. Tex.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-05-20

ministrator, John W. Howell, showed
a balance Of s2.09.
In the estate Of Elizabeth Atkinson
a balance of s267.11 was shown to be
due the estate.
In the estate Of Frank Heckler, the
administrator, John w. Howell, show
ed the total amount for distribution
to be $3021.19.
In the estate of Chas. E. Harrison,
the executrix, Flora j. Harrison,
showed a balance due of $2021.15. 1t
was ordered turned over to her as the
widow.
In the estate of D. P. Daniel, the
administrators, Frank A. and NJ. NJ.
Daniel, showed a balance due of 1898.
In the estate of George W. Chase,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-05-20

In the estate Of T. B. Brown, the
administrator, Carver Brown, filed
proof of publication and showed a bal
ance of s36.S7 cash, a $1627.50 note
and $1,000 by stipulation of all heirs.
An order was issued to turn over the
estate to the widow, Edith Brown.
In the estate of Laura Bunch, the
administrator, John Bunch, showed a
balance of $34.10.
In the estate of Frank Fisher the
administrator John W. Howell, show
ed a balance due Of 1886. This
amount was ordered apportioned a.
mong third class claims as follows:
J.. A. B. Keath, $13.98 and o. C. Black
burn, $500.
In the estate of Serena Hill the adj
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-05-20

The May term of the Probate Court
opened Monday. In the setate Of d.
E. Forest, the widow filed a motion
for $500 absolute property and a
years support; and the administrator,
P. D. Forrest filed a motion to cor
rect the inventory and appraisement.
A petition for the sale of real estate
was continued until the next term of
court.
Mrs. Forrest waived the right to
act as guardian of her two children,
Chester Lee and Lester B. Forrest,
and suggested the appointment of P.
D. Forrest, who gave bond for $500.
The Probate Court made the fol-
lowing settlements and issued the fol-
lowing orders Tuesday:
In the estate of Philip Vanatta, John
A. Brooks was appointed appraiser
for the inheritance tax.
In the estate Of Ray T. Lower, the
guardian, Talitha J.. Lower, filed
final receipt and was discharged.
In the estate of Margaret C. Orear
the balance of $331O.GG was ordered
distributed.
In the estate Of John T. Harrison,
the Administrators, Jennie Harrison,
made a settlement showing a balance
due her Of $198. 30.
In The estate Of Ehna Bland, the
administrator flied proof Of pubIica-
ton and showed q balance due Of
$73.G5. The amount was ordered dis
tributued in the following manner;
Halleck Bland, "; w. A. Seymour,
Ito; Rose Webster, Ito; Annie Lat
iner, 1-60; May Dingman 1-60; W. W
Woods, LAO; Joe Woods, LAO; Mary
Z. Seymour, Ito; Joseph NJ. Seymour,
1-20; Joseph Wayne, LEO; Carl
Wayne, 1-60; Bessie Barnes, 1-60;
Eliza Barnes, 100; Pat S. Woods,
1-14O; Garnett Woods, dead, LAO,
into six parts; Lena Harbough, LAO;
ODER Woods, LAO.
In the estate of E. E. Pierce, D. M.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-05-20
~hhhM
COURT
HOUSE

Circuit Clerk E. F. Elliott has re-
ceived from the st. Louis Court of
Appeals a mandate confirming the
opinion of this court in the case of
the Builders Material and Supply Co.,
against J. b. Evans Construction Co.
a Judgment in favor of the defendant
vas rendered by Judge L. S. CAN'T
when the case was tried here and the
plaintiff appealed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-05-20

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. C. Buckner
Harrison, st. Louis, a daughter May
18th. Mrs. Harrison was formerly
Miss Gladys Wright Of Fulton, and
Mr.. Harrison is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elzea Harrison Of this city.
The daughter was born on their third
wedding anniversary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-05-20

R. R. Buckner has a mint patch hs
says he viii give to anyone desiring
the same. Its present growth il =
menace to the lawns in the neighbor.
hood. 1t has materially increased in
size since July LIST last.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-05-20

A suit by the State Of Missouri
has been filed against Cecil Adams for
the abandonment of his child, since
August 10, 1919.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-05-20

An exceptionally interesting story
of the wonderful ability of the modern
tractor to handle big acreages of
grain, with a minimum of labor and
expense, and in the quickest possible
time, was given to III reporter re-
Gently by the local Wallis Tractor
dealer.
According to the account which
came to the Wallis factory from a
North Dakota dealer, a farmer by the
name Of Mr.. Frank Narcotic, of Olga,
North Dakota, threshed with his Wal
lis Tractor for 1919 days straight, dur
ing which time he cleaned up some
thing like 1900 acres of wheat, using
a 26x40 separator.
According to the report, the Wallis
Tractor gave Mr.. Narcotic so much
belt power on this job that it kept
eight bundle teams busy hauling the
wheat to the separator. The result
of the 1914 days threshing was a
profit, over handling the job in any
other way, sufficient to pay for his
Wallis Tractor.
Another story comes from Mr.. Ern-
est Engle, of LaMoure, North Dakota,
who after cutting over a section of
grain with his Wallis Tractor started
in to thresh it with a 26-inch separ-
ator. According to the report it took
81 xteams hauling bundles to keep the
outfit busy, and when they finished
threshing they had cleaned up over
i 1000 acres of grain.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-05-20
THRESHED 1900 ACRES WHEAT WITH WALLIS
TRACTOR
Farmer Tells How Eight Teams Were Required to
Keep His Wallis Tractor Busy During 10 IL
Days of Continuous Threshing

"A big point" says Mr.. Engle, twas
that we didn't have a penny Of ex-
pense for repairs, and our gasoline
consumption was only Is to 10 gal
Ions for 10 hours of threshing."
A third story comes from Mr.. C. W.
Holmes, of Perry Township, Cavalier
County, North Dakota, who claims to
have threshed 1900 acres of grain with
his Wallis Tractor, using a 26x40 sep
arator.
Says Mr.. Holmes: "The entire
gasoline consumption for this job, in
Guiding that used by my automobile
and by a stationary engine running
continuously, was 345 gallons. The
net cost for my threshing and haying
bill amounted to $3.50 less than my
threshing bill alone would haue-eost
me if handled in any other way"
"This, of course" says Mr.. Holmes,
does not take into account the fact
that I plowed all my land, amounting
to a full section, with my Wallis Trac-
tor. Neither does it consider the i'm
portant fact that I had no mechanical
expense whatsoever on my tractor"
Surely records such as the forego-
ing prove that a Wallis Tractor will
make a big profit in threshing alone
on large grain-growing farms. In
view of the scores Of other jobs that
the Wallis Tractor performs, there re-
mains no question but that it is also
a fine investment for farms as small
as 10 0acres.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-05-20

the administrator, A. 7. Chase, show
ed a cash balance for distribution Of
s220.90.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-04-07
CHANCERY NOTICE.
The State of Mississippi,
I n.r,,, dac Count,,

The State of Mississippi,
Lowndes County.
To C. Gordon Jones, whose Post
Office and residence is 244 SO. Fig
ueroa St, Los Angles, California, w.
Hoyle Jones, whose post office and
residence unknown, but who is some
where in Europe; Mrs. Louise white,
post office and residence is Birming-
ham, Ala; Miss Mildred Jones, a
minor, whose parents are both dead,
whose post Office and residence is 244
So. Figueroa ST., Los Angeles, Calf
ornia, and who resides with her
brother, C. Gordon Jones; Reuben
Jones, a minor, whose parents are
both dead, whose post office address
and residence is Birmingham, Ala. [;
L. E. Gown, whose post office address
and residence is Birmingham, Ala. /;
L. E. Gown, Jr., and Dorothy +. Cow
in, minors, whose post office and
residence is with their father L. +.
Gown, Sr., Birmingham, "A, defend
ants.
You are commanded to appear be-
fore the Chancellor of the Sixth Chan
Gerry Court District of Mississippi,
Hon. 7. P. Guyton, on Saturday the
8th day Of May 1920, in the City of
kosciusko, Miss, then and there to be
present at the hearing in vacation,
and show cause, if any you have, why
the petition for final accounting and
settlement Of Frank NJ. Drake, Adm
illustrator of the estate of Mrs. Ruby
0. Jones, deceased shall not be allow
ed The petition and vouchers in this
matter will remain on file with the
Chancery Clerk Of Lowndes County,
Miss. at Columbus, subject to your in
spection until said hearing. This the
10th day Of March, A. ID. 1920.
JN0. J. RICHARDS,
3-17-4w Chancery Clerk.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-04-07
NOTICE OF LEASEHOLDERS
OF THE CITY OF COLUMBUS.

The leases executed by the Trustees
of the Franklin Academy to the lease
hold property in the City of Column
bus, expire on August list, 1920, and
will have to be renewed before that
date. The Mayor and City Council
of the City of Columbus, as legal
successors of the Trustees of the
Franklin Academy, will have to ex-
ecute these renewal leases. There are
about 200 city squares of the lease
hold property; 10 lots to the square.
Many Of these squares and lots, since
the original lease, have been cut into
small parcels and sold to the various
owners who now have this property.
The Mayor and City Council have
considered the matter carefully as to
the best method Of procedure in order
to renew these leases accurately and
with the least expense to the city
and the lessees. To this end the
Mayor and City Council have employ
ed the following law firms: VIM.
Baldwin; John f. Frierson; Lincoln
and Lincoln; j. w. Loving, and Sturd-
want, Owen & Garnet. who will
check over the records and get the
proper descriptions of all the diff
ferent leasehold property and trace
out the proper owners and prepare
leases to be executed by the Mayor
and City Council. For this service
the lawyers will make a reasonable
charge, which will be collected by the
proper authorities, representing the
city, upon the delivery Of the leases,
to the various lessees.
The lessees need give themselves no
concern about the matter further, as
the above named lawyers will attend
to whatever is necessary in the prem
ises. The various leasehold squares
have been parcelled out among
them and the lawyer who happens to
have property belonging to any one
of you will, at the proper time, notify
you of that fact; and you can con-
suit with him and see that your pro-
perty is properly described and a pro-
per lease drawn up.
This notice has been given that you
may be thoroughly acquainted with
what steps are being taken and that
your mind may be set at rest on the
subject.
We feel sure that this is the best
course for all parties concerned and
the method that will be least ex-
pensive to you all. SO the owners of
this property need take no further
steps in this matter; and you will be
duly notified by some one Of these
lawyers, when to call and see them
in regard to your lease.
d. S. M'CLANAHAN,
Mayor of the City Of Columbus.
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