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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-20
IUory Pyralin Brushes
Special $2.98 Each

II brushes having solid concave backs inset
with medium stiff bristles In graduated lengths.
These Ivory Pyraiin brushes sold formerly at
$500 each. Choice for this sale. each. sos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-20

Tho incest misunderstanding 10
phyxic your bowels when you have
Headache Billousnras
Colds Indigestion
Dizziness Sour stomach
- candy-iikc cascarctA One or two
tonight with empty your bowels com
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-20

oIYMpfA.-Tcnino public schools
ordered closed for one week IN effort
20 check epidemic OF influenza and
smallpox.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-20
FUNERAL SERVICES wer, to

held at 1 p. IN. Monday for Miss
Louise Anderson. u. who died last
week At her home in Shine. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-20
A ONE-DAY SALE
Leather Bags and Hair Brushes
Remarkably Reduced for Tuesdays


All Goods offered in this sale have been taken regu
special for Tuesdays selling only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-20
Ideal Hair Brushes
Special SOC Each

100 Hughes make. Ideal Hair Brushes. with
rubber cushion backs and inset with Russian
Pig Bristies. These brushes need introduce
ton to the discriminating person Formerly
$3.50 each On sale for Tuesday only at see
each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-20
TNE RHODES CO:
Our Windows Will Tell

WASHINCTONS BIRTHDAY, FEBRUARY %
IN observance Of the birth of the First President Of these
United States this store U be closed all day Wednesday,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-20

Hailgren. Of the Puget Sound
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-12-21
LEGION
ELECTS OFFICERS

A special meeting of the American
Legion was held last Thursday even
ing at the office of DR.. Chapman. The
attendance was not large, but those
present were very well satisfied with
the progress made during the last year
and expressed their determine ton TO
put forth every effort to improve on
present conditions and activities of the
local post.
Harold Haynes was elected com
mander for the year 1923; Nye Berry.
who filed out the unexpired term of
Dr. VIM. MacNeill, was elected adult
ant and finance officer. These men
take office January 4th.
Grangeville Post No. 81 was organ
lied in 1919. and this year marks the
highest membership record. The two
years following 1919 the post suffered
decided decline, but during the past
year there has been a revival of in
terest and the membership has consid-
erably increased. doubling the number
OF paid up members Of the previous
year. The post has taken part in sew
eral public affairs and has the good Of
the community always at heart. How
ever, their activities have been limit |
ed because Of a shortage Of funds.
which has been vital problem. The
post was never in better shape finan-
cially, and has secured some equip
ment which would be a credit to any
post or any community. Present in
iications point to a continuation of
he increase in membership. Old mem
'ers are renewing long before their
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-12-21

cupied jointly by the Bank of Camas
Prairie and the Free Press. The
books of the bank had been re-
moved before the building caught
fire. Nothing was saved from the
Free Press office except the files,
ledger, subscription and book accounts
and the editorial desk
The bank safe was opened Monday
and its contents found inthct, save
for smoke and slight charring. y
The new cylinder press was install
led i'll the Palace hotel building, and
Sunday afternoon Mr.. Edmundson
started for, Stuart with a team for
the old Cayuse plant, which is now
owned by f. P. Turner, who kindly
gave us the use of enough material to
ret out this issue.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-12-21
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

The Sylvanitc Gold Copper company,
principal place of business, Harpster.
Idaho.
NOTICES. hereby given that at
a meeting of the directors held on
the 1lth day of December, 1929, at
3 O'Clock p. NJ, ut Spokane, Wash,
an assessment of ten per cent per
share was levied upon the capital
stock, payable on the goth day of
January, 1923, to May f. Wakeley,
Treasurer of said corporation, at Of
flee of said corporation at Box 1855
Spokane, Wash. AIy stock upon
which this assessment remains I'M
paid on the goth day of January,
1923, will be delinquent and adver.
tised for sale and unless payment is
made before viii be sold on the 18th
day of February, 1923, to pay delin-
quent assessment together with
costs of advertising and expense of
sale.
May E. Wakeley
Secretary.
Office of corporation at Spokane,
Wash. 32-4
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-12-21
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL EST.

Notice is hereby given that pursu.
ant to an order of the Probate court
OF Idaho county, Idaho, made Decem.
Der 80, 1921. l will sell, on or after
the 18th day of January, 1923, the
following described real estate and all
the interest of the estate of X. Ander-
son, deceased therein; that l will
receive bids and offers in writing.
which may be left at the law offices
of b. Augur, attorney for the under
signed, at Grangeville, Idaho.
The terms of sale are cash upon
confirmation of sale or in case of cred
it; at least 10 percent must be paid
in cash; and the balance within one
year with interest at seven per cent
by a mortgage of the premis-
es purchased. Bids and offers must
be accompanied by at least ten per
cent of the amount bid. and NAV be
FOR all or part of said real estate. ANY
and all bids may be rejected. The real
estate ordered to be sold is:
An undivided one-half of the North
west quarter of section 81, township
81 north, range 4 east B. NJ.
An undivided one-half of Lot 81 and
IS. Block 10, Original Town of Sites.
Lots II. ~, 10 and the North Half |
If IA, in Block 10. Original Town OF
Sites.
All the above property being in Ida
10 county.
Dated this 21st day of December.
922.
J. b. LEEPER
with the will annexed
of the estate of r. Anderson. de-
ceased
first publication: December 81. 1929
FOR SALE-50 cords Of dry wood az
500 per cord. Tilman Clark, Cotton
A
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-12-21
Mrs. Laura M. Hoyt Recommends
Chamberlain Tablets

81 have frequently used Chamber
lain's Tablets, during the past three
years, and have found them splendid
for headache and bilious attacks. 1
am only too pleased, at any time, to
speak word in praise of them, /"
writes Mrs. Laura NJ. Hoyt, Rockport,
N. Y. Advertisement.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-12-21
YESTERDAYS
Interesting Items Of Former
Years Taken from Free
Press Files.
So YEARS AGO

dec. %, 1880
Christmas tree at Mt. Idaho to-
morrow night
Already the days are lengthening
and no sign of winter yet.
There are fifteen members attend
ing the Mt. idaho singing school.
A grand ball will be given at the
courthouse, Mt. Idaho, |. T., by the
members of Mt. Idaho lodge, A. F.
IL "A. NJ, Tuesday evening, Dee. 81,
1887. Tickets, including supper, So.
80 Committee of arrangements-A w.
Harrington, l. S. Wenler, William Cor
nm, james Buchanan, Thomas Surridge
u Invatation .cOmmittee-C. w.
Ease C. B. Wood, F. B. King q
Christie, Ed Brooks, A. Friedenrich.
Reception committee-sJolin Mathi-
ION, James Surridge, John N. Rice, F.
A. Fem, B. f. Morris, W. S. M. Will
6ans.
Floor managers-K. w. White, Geo
rye p. Smith, James Witt
Music by Professor Greene's band
20 YEARS AGO
(Dec. '24, 1870
Fire broke out in the upstairs of
the Eagle brewery building west Of
tee Free press office, at 1890 a. M
On the morning of Sunday Decem-
Der 10. In a few minutes the entire
Suilding was mass of flames. The
Hanson photograph gallery on the
vest quickly caught, and from
Whence the flames easily spread to
the adjoining building owntd by
Mfs. Crea and occupied by Fl. F. !
Bhisser as II reStauranb Mean
while the fierce heat of the two-story
.ssAoon building had Starred the |
Fro Press office to burning. and |
Yor while it looked as though the
'entire town Of Grangeville was to be
wiped out by the fire fiend. Across
She street stood the high walls Of the |
vfange hall, presenting a most Sc
'ductive mark for the flames.
. Tho heat was intense, but at the
h1kht of the danger, there being
. this time moro people aroused,
xxe q buckets was quickly formed
I'd . atoady shower Of water was
zvwn on thu exposed wall. This,
eseseAw with the melting snow up
= re roof proved sufficient to keep
ne lanes from spreading east of Hall
S4ssA and when the Free Press
Ss0Hns finally fell in all hands then
exEsd their attention to save the
~est end Of the burning block.
1ne Free Press building was oc-
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-12-21

FOR sALE-50 cords Of dry wood AZ
$500 per cord. Tilman Clark, Cotton
wood, Ida. Advertisement. 30.4
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-08-03
WASHINGTON

While Industries are now crippled
by the lack Of coal, the average domes-
tie consumer will not feel the pinch Of
shortage for at lelst thirty days, it
was said by Secretary Of Commerce
Hoover after II survey Of available
| supplies.
Former President Wilson, las IN
American citizen and AS Il native OF
Virginia" has written Commonwealth
Attorney Thomas II. Lyon of Manas,
sus. Va, thanking him for the part
he took recently in saving Alvin Har-
ris, Il negro. from n mob.
Secretary Hughes has been author.
lied by President Harding to enter in
To negotiations with the principal mar
thine nations of the world with the
view to holding II conference in the
United States for Il discussion of
means Of preventing oil pollution Of
navlgahIc waters, especially In import
ant harburS.
Carrying orders 10 eject furcibly II
necessary representatives Of the MI.
iual Oil Company from the Teapot
dome naval oil reserve in Wyoming,
Capt. George Shulpr and four enlisted
men Of the marine corps left Wash.
ingt0n recent! for n point forty miles
from Casper. where the company Is
drilling well
The Interstate Commerce Commits.
sion has declared that IN emergency
exists In transportation in territory
east of tire Mississippi river, which re-
quired II to direct the routing of ship
mcnts of all essential commodities and
10 fix preference and priority for the
movement of food, perishable products,
coal and other fuel and live stock.
Vice President Coolidge left Wash.
ington recently for Boston. starting a
trip that, will occupy two or three
weeks and take him to the Pacific
coast The vice presidetn plans TO
leave soon for San Francisco. where
he will address the American Bar As
ISOLATION convention Aug. 10. The
present itinerary Of Mr.. Coolidge calls
for visits TO Portland, Ore, and Seat.
tie. but no speeches are planned. He
will return east through Canada with
out making any stops.
Whether the administration tariff
bill will be enacted before the Novem.
her elections has agnin become the
subject Of private discussion at the
capitol. There Is more or less gen
eral belief now in the Senate that the
measure cannot he brought to final
vote In that body before Sept. Il. and
there are those who believe the iron.
Ing out of differences between the Sen.
ale and the House In conference will
be such a slow and tedious process
TINT II cannot be completed before
Congress goes bone for the fall cam.
paysp
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-08-03
A BRIEF RECORD OF PASSING
EVENTS IN THIS AND FOR
EiCN coU TRIES.
IN LATE DISPATCHES
DoINGS AND HAPPENINGS THAT
MARK THE PROGRESS
Cr THE ACE.
WESTERN

Three small boys, the children Of Mr..
and Mrs Joseph Ajax, were drowned
when the automobile in which they
were passengers with their parents,
backed off the ST. Johns ferry al the
east side Of the Willamette river at
Portland. Ore.
Mrs. X. W. Meyer, nurse, was IA
tally burr d in attempting to rescue
Mrs. Lincoln Wilson, II patient, when
the San Francisco city hospital AT
liroyelund, maintained in connection
with the construction Of the Hetch
E"tchy water project, burned TO the
ground r. emily.
Lives Of scores were imperiled re-
GENTLY as the japanese steamer Hawaii
Maru cOllided during dense fog with
the Puget Sound passenger steamer
Cnllsta off West Point, eight miles
from Seattle. The Calista sank with.
in ten minutes after the accident. All
the CHlista's passengers and crew
were saved.
Union printers will return TO their
former positions in the newspaper and
job departments Of the Billings Ga
zctte. according to an announcement.
Printers in the newspaper department
have been on strike since May !, while
those in the Job office have been out
for more than Il year. The press
rooms are included In the settlement,
Report was confirmed by W. j..
OConnOr assistant manager OF the
American Smelling and defining Com
pany's smeter ut East Helena, Mont,
that the wage scale at the plant would
be Increased 30 cents II day. The
smelter will thus be paying the same
scale which will prevail In other places
in Montana for similar work, said Mr..
OConnor.
Isadore X. Eidelstain, alleged by To-
cal police 10 be- II notorious safe bur
glnr, with long criminal record. is
accused of having burglnrized. single
handed. eighty vaults in the Paulsen
building nj Spokane in Il first-degrce
burglary warrant sworn out by Detec.
tive Chester Edwards There are now
out for the arrest OF the vault rnbber
and the recovery Of stolen bonds, re-
wards aggrcgntIng $500.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-08-03
herbert,s Poems.

II must confess, after all, that next
to the Scripture-poems there are none
so savory to me as Mr.. George Her
bert's. Herbert speaks to God like
a man that really belleyeth In God
and whose business in the world is
most with God: heart.work and
heaven.work make up his book. >
Richard Baxter.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-08-03
Must Beware Of Backward step.

Dante tells us that the realm which
lies just below the strata Of honest In
dustry and toll is the realm Of deceit
occupied by the human wreckage Of
the vagrant and the petty criminal.
Modern civilization would bresk down
completely II men were to turn to
the animal era of treachefs Ind lying.
james A. NJ. Aikens.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-08-03
FOREIGN

Through hole blown in the wall by
mine, l05 prisoners escaped from the
Dundalk Jail. County Louth. The shock
OF the explosion shook the town, shat.
terlng the windows Of he county hos
pital and the dwellings OF the towns
best residential district.
National army troops have gained
fresh victory In west Ireland by cap
turing BallyhannIs, County Mayo,
from the Republican Irregulars. The
Free State triumph in the capture OF
Limerick was followed swiftly by sue
cesses In the surrounding district.
Vienna consumed in the past year
1l3,.s,2,5O0 liters Of beer, 1851 900
Tiers Of wine and 2.436.200 Of spirits
according TO figures just published
Taking the population At nearly 700.
600, this was u per capita consump'
ton of G2 lIters Of beer. 81 OF wine
and four Of spirits, u total OF 81 iiters
or little over '9J quarts.
"he body of J Receiver G. K
Denize. Port Au 'rince. Haiti, was
found recently, wound in the head
indicating he mad been murdered. This
folio closely the attempted shooting
Of Mayor ..douard Mqndones, for
which minor city official Is under
arrest, and which was regarded as a
development from the mayors activl'
ties in uneal alleged local graft.
Eugene iowa, acting American con
sular agent. captured by bandits al
Sagua la Grande, Cuba, and held foI
$4,000 ransom, escaped recently. but
was badly wounded as he made his
break for liberty. There were five dag
ger wounds In the young mans body
when he was found in II ranch house
In which he had sought shelter. bu,
he was able to give the authorize.
information which was expected Il
lead to the capture OF the bandits.
Captain Amundsen has aiand 4 II
his n''"mpt to rea h Point Barrow In
the Maud his exploration ship, and
has transferred to the schooner
Holmes, accordln" to 4 wireless nc
sage received ut Nome, Alaska. Trans,
ferrtng to the H,lmes with Captain
Amunf srn were Lieut.. G.. Omdal. avi-
ator and one other man whose name
was net given. II is understood that
the plan to fly across the north pole
has been abandoned until next year.
Because Of the technical state Of
war still existing between the allied
powers and Turkey, the plan Of the
British, French and Italian and Amer
lean governments to investigate joint
~ alleged Turkish atrocities in Ana
tola has been abandoned and an In
| quiry Is TO be made iLstcad by the In.
| ternational Red Cross The change In
plans was made at the suggestion OF
the British and French officials after
the United States had Indicated Its
willingness to take part In joint gov
ornamental investigation.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-08-03

The gloomiest hearts on earth are
those that have never earned any glow
Of gratitude.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-08-03

The most powerful electro-magnet In.
the world has power Of 100000
causes.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-08-03
GENERAL

vide IA new state grain grading act II
be voted on at the general election II
November. are being circulated, IL wal
announced by the North Dakota head
quarters of the Nonpartisan League.
Chris hIolis. IS, was Instantly Killed
and Charles V. Herman, IS, was in.
Jured, possibly fatally, when the auto,
mobile they had entered In the races AT
Lagoon, an amusement resort near
Salt lake City, plunged through the
fence.
v. atcrs reCC ... re-
ports presented tht picture OF dcvas
tHtinn Ia ousanGS Of u, .rs -, Ncbras
ka far land, swept clear OF all crops
thousands of head OF live stock lying
dead md property loss conseryaliyely
o. mated AT Sl0O0,0OO.
s. c. Frelden, president of the Cit
zens' Ice and Coal Company Of Council
Bluffs, was shot and instantly killed
1t is alleged, by Mrs. Linda Taylor
wife Of William Taylor. Mrs. Taylor
alleges that about one week ago wher
Freiden cau'r To her house 10 callcCt q
bill he assaulted her: that county off.
Gals ref ed to take any action ana
that when Freiden again appeared n
her home she shot him.
Three men on the wagon bridge
spanning the west end of Ray yards
freight terminal AT the outskirts u,
Dcnisnn. recently fired on Texas ma
iiunal guard troops protecting thai
section Of the railroad property n
ncnison An exchange of about fifty
shots between the men and the sol
diers followed. No casualties wer
reported.
The as announcement of the gov.
ornamental agencies seeking to bring
about a resumption Of work by the
striking shopmen. clerks, oilers and
groups Of maintenance of way We RS,
having been that OF the federal rail.
road labor hoard to the effect that I .
board contemplated no further move
at present, has left the country wait
ing for something 10 happen.
Benny Leonard, worlds lightweight
boxing chaIIpion, successfully defend
ed his title against Lew Tender OF
PhilaC 'lphia In II lwelve-round node
cision contest ut Jersey City, n. j.,
earning. in the opinion Of a majori' OF
sport writer's at the ringside, narrow
shade In a great struggle. The chal
lenger, a left-hander, furnished the
champion the most interesting combat
Leonard hes had since he turned back
Billie Ritcme some years ago.
Frank and VIII Brown, aged u and
10 yec-s. are n Jail at Bluefield, W..
Va, charged with having lied their
father, Elias Brown, ms he was sleep
ing in his cabin near Bradc.aw. The
lads Did deputy sheriff that TIE
parent abused them and when lie fell
asleep they obtained 2 = mn and
killed him.
The better butter" bill Of Senator
Sterling, Republican, outh Dakota, to
define butter by law and require 1t to
contain so per cent butter fat, was re.
ported favorably by the Senate agrL
cultu-I, "nmriit.ee.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-05

natiirlid unter beijen Sberfommaaoo
Iteben ioute. Mlio bie briitliden Sc
merfihaften ioQten nt1ter benz Dber-
fomruanbo Ser 5o5ialbemofraten Sic
Nrbeit leiiten uno Dronung idaffen.
4ps mar sod cine itarfe 3urnutung.
Sd fonnte Mid zines 2ddelns nidt
entbalten, n4breno i'd benz rSobit-
fommanoierenoen" gu Derlteben got,
bob mir fir cine iolde Witarbeit ni6t
gu baben ieien, i'm iibrigen piiroen
uniere 9eute bie 0ronung in teiner
Beiie lt0ren ooer pielmebr 0ie llnoro-
nl1ng nidt pergr0bern. Wir gtngen
5uiamme11 nod cine Strefe burb ben
Ort; sic 2eute beoba6tetet1 u1ts err
Haunt, lie ml1noerten ii@ mobl iber
ulrier oni9eineto frieolides @eipra6.
Als ib i'm 2aufe oeiielben auf Die
6olgen Der Hepolution fir bic ,Jrie-
be11sbe0ingl1ngen affmerfiam ma6te,
beteuerte er: uSb itebe nit meinem
&ppfe. bafiir eih, 0aB in Sranfrei9
0ielelben @erbaltnille iinb, mie bier"
Sd CAB linn fur5 5ur Nntmort: Gin
liegreides &olf mabt feine &epolu=
ton"
.t ,.iso4,n> fo1r%1 &
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-05
Steari1S County Grnn0,
observation-disclosures,
9ialteelt.

Sba 2unbberg ct al an MnbtnDnb 6.
&leber nrlb Mnrgaret 2emm, Teil bpn
4Dt 2, BIT. 81. MelrDie $250O.0O.
SDbu g. Sbneiber unb @attin an gu.
iannn Eihiba, geil DDn N@I, SG1,
Gee. l5sl25s3l-$30OO. o..
Srant sAmib unb @attin an Batrid
Murrnb, 4pt I, Blt. ~, Nnpn $l.0O.
Nnna BaIet an Granf 8a1ef 6. AZ
SuB bD1 QDt l unb 6 AZ 5ub pDn M@,
Il SuB BON Got 2, Blf. 2, @Dienbergers
@bb. ct. glDub $1.0O.
Weber, Mrbretp u. unb @attin an Wgnes
8eteripn, Cots l5zl6, Weit unb @Dbts
Cub. pDn SIT. 81, @belbrnfs abb. st.
glDub $780, 90.
9bDr SbDmpion nnb @attin an sranf
6. M%cQaugblin, Qpt IL, 8lDf 3, @ilberts
neue N6b. Napnesbiue 100000.
Mid 2ieier unb @attin an Matb. Sdeer,
or. 5@1, @@4, Gee. 4sl23<33-$lO0. 90.
Matb. Sdger, or. uno @attln an Nid.
9ieier, NB1, s@1, Gee. 4>l23<33-
$500. 90.
Sennie 8reit an Bertha Mabnfe, 49,,
SgA, sec. e>l2l>29-i30O0.O 100.
Martin @DptlD6e an 8eter D%pmbropsfe
ct al, Qpt4, Weft unb 6Dhts 5ubbibiiipn,
8lDd 81, @belbrDds Mbb. ct. CLOUD
$l225. 90.
@imarbipn, 9bpmas S. unb @attin an
Srbing 6tanIeb, 2Dts lO>lI<l2, 8fDf l,
@pfenbergers lbb. ct. glDub $40. 600.
Spbn @rutib unb Satin an SbeDbore
SttD &eb1nntr1, QDts 5, 6, z, 8, 9, 10,
@rutib abb. $4,000. 90.
Mmel'a 2unbfeab an @rnil @erih, @%
8M, S84, NGA, Sec. <9>l24<28 =
Martba s. 8bitmar1 an Glianbetb
6imsI 2Dt 8, 8lpd SO, Curtis Surbeb,
CLUB 100000.
Martba S. @bitman an &aleria 9ims1
QDt 8, 8lDd 38, gurtiS Surpeb, ct.
glpu6 $4,000. 90.
Matb. 2eiien unb @attin an Spbn
Mun6, 9pt 4 unb Defltb 4 bpn 2Dt S,
8lpd 2, Senboor6e's 8ueite abb. ct.
g1Du6 $1.00.
@iniam 8. MitdbeG unb @attin an
!6ubert S. 6an1en, QDt IL, BIpf 3 in
@Dutb SIDE Mbb. an ct. glpub $500. 90.
Stuff $. SDner an Saul s. 8appenfus,
2Dt s meniger Seilib 81 SuB, 8lDf l,
@Dutb Sibe Bart @bb. ct. g1pub 81 90.
Carl .. 8enIe1 unb @attin an 1rbane
Dobis, 2Dt Is, B1od AZ, Baite &arf
$40. co..
6. 8. 5btpab unb @atti1 an Glprpan
!9Dfnar, 2Dts 10, II @lpf IS, San Hart
8lab Nb6. ct. glnub $4,000.
Nnen @. 8olban an SibDre q.
@btpingbammer, @g1, eg1, 2Dt 6,
Z, sec. 8, N@Z, N@4, Sec. l7<l22<27-I
$4,000. 90.
s. 6. ~greber un6 @attin an Trant S.
Sbielman, 2Dt 4, Sec. 100.
SDiepb gbnnibt unb Satin an Mar@
earet 2en11n, Sell BON 2DtS IA, Is, IS, II,
8lpd II, MelrDle $250O.0 90.
s. .. Sbwab unb @attin an SDiepbine
lpt 10, II, B1pd q, San 4art
Abb, ct. g1oub, $500. 90.
Sopbtu EorfeIinn nnb @attin an Nn=
6retp @unberfph, Sell. bpn 2Dt 8, 8lf. 6,
Mbb, Belgrade $915.O0.