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BUILDERS WIN ONE

\EWroi;T MEMS AUG ~ New.
port News today trouncrd Portsmouth
10y Il ~""r" at II Ia i. rompiur away
with TIA" gam" when Manning went
h"i in tn" sixth. H"nifay CAV. way
I" Reynolds ia tn" seventh Bonifsv
having been taken ont in order th,t
I'"W"Il might pinch hit. 1t was a
sluEf"St from start TO finish. with
IN" BuildcrS having the best of IL
smith made bar"- handed catch Of
a inner L" the fence In the eighth
h"w"ll starred at the bat as pinch
hitter. The score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-24
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS Yesterday.
Norky Mount 5; Ittrhmonskf 2.
wilson. Rs; Norfolk, o."
Newport News. III Portsmouth, a.
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-FOUR TEAMS TIED UP
IN SECOND DIVISION
Barton Heights Defeats Co.
war'lin Avenue and East
Finders Down Prcsbys.

Standing of tho Clubs.
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XIV HOME TODAY TO FINISH OUT LEAGUE SEASON
EASY FOR c.. II. A. A.

Church HIM. champions of the
commercial League. easily won from
Pet"rsburg's champion Sunday school
League. II TO ). at g. G. \. \. grounds
yesterday. The East Enders shifted
inhelders and ouuhcldcrs. and the
game went only SIX innings. score:
l,cIcrshnrr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-24
YANKEES DUMPED OUT
Of LEAD IN AMERICAN
New York Loses to Cleveland
as Browns Trim
Red Sox.
tiiy Associated press. !

NEW NUKN, Aug. 23.-tlcN ola nd
forced New York from the lead in,
trh American League race today win
ming their second game in succession
from tn" NunkS. to l. New York
mad" only three hits OF covelrSkir
slNinS them hut i've hits In the last
Two laNS S,Nrr.
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mag" -........... 3nh nul 600 2
N"ShIncinn ........ 3uu i53 o0.--li
summary: Two-hnSc hitS-ShccIy
Collins. Judge. r"ckiupaush Three
l''>" hIt> Rrowcr, Rice. Mcclellan.
Il"in" run l.amntt". stolen base
l!hrris Sacrifices johnson Mostil
fHik. Rrillhart. Double plays -Shorly
:" johnson; lHmntt". Harris anu
Judge. Left on bases Chicago, 4:
Washington .. li"se on balls-off
i.'N+r"''". ;. off Davenport. (: off
Hriiihart. !. "r Hodge. l. Stru/i out
ny leverette. 3. by Brilliant. 3; by
davenport. ,: by Hodge, |. Hits-off
i.cHerett". in Ia innings; off
,,avenr"rt. IN Leg innings; of
Hodge. In , Ia innings Hit by
r!tcher-hr ii"dg" ,Browrr). Losing
ltrh"r-i."rrrctt" t'mpirrs-Nallin
ana owens. Time Time zoo
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MIlwnmk-c nn,. I,r.rc.

Mil.N Nun EE. WIS. Aug 22-The
NIiW"'ik"" "luh IF the American AS
S""iaiI"n. today announced purchase
of Pitcher Jack krrfr from the Phil
:d'lphi' Americans. Cleveland re-
'"ntlN obtained waivers on the twirl-
or. ana he Mas claimed lay the Ath-
lttiCs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-24

V'TT''I T"T T|T"lHN IN s"Vpnth
- LOUIS ......t...... Sln unu 2un-6
''"H'"h ....... -........ nnl 100 nlu--3
summary Twn-hasr hits Sislcr.
M"Mhnus. Wright. Wang ild"r. M-nos-
~. Prait. j. collins stolen h,s,s-
Williams t2I. SiSl"r - Sacrifice
severed. Double plays Gerber to
M"M'nus I" Sisl-r: lcihnId to Mich
I'll. l!nrn> 'uuaSsistcd, Lief, ON
Eases st Louis \. Huston. T. l:nsrs
On balls IN Wright. l. on E-rrus.n
] on i'i"r'N. l. StTu"i> uui hy Van
glider. :" 10y ri"rcy. - mas of
wright. = In ,n"u- out In fourth,
or Wang ild"r. IN u. or F-rsuS,.n :,
in "a. on l'l"rry z in T. Ia nn
Fullerton IN =. III, ny pitcher -hv
wright ,siurns). wild pitch-Iui-
l"rt"u. Passed hall Eucl. Winnin:
pitcher NauEili-r Losing pitcher
Ferguson I'mplr.S Iijld,br,nd
aud p,n""u. Time. l3G
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-24
PIRATE BLUDGEONS WIN
AGAINST PHILADELPHIA
Two Pitchers Are Found for
Eleven Runs by CIout-
ing Pittshurghcrs
lily Associated rrcss

IlTTSRt Riii. Aug. - rittshnrrh
dr"No Huhbcll from the hn> I'm tb.
hird inning and then continued ,h.i,
heavy hitting on Singleton ,yiupin,
!"'aE game with Philadelphia. II
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$ ... ~ 6 lo.c. 10
THIRD Pr~.h,rerInn.

church I'm Bank -. 2ll non Oll--G
Th.rd PrrsbNt"rian =. 600 400 iC0--l
summary: Two-basc hits Freedom
Eacho. y Patterson. Home gun
+. Robertson. stolen bascs-STuck-
-, Edwards 90. r. Robertson. 4.
Rcll, BciI 90. Double plays--R.
Toll to GauZcrt, Eacho 10 II rattcr-
gen to &. Robertson. Hit hy pitcher
by Walton "a. Reid. Bases on
halls--'n McAilisrcr. 2 ui,s-or
Dunn. |; IN ,. of McAlister. In i.
~truch out b! McAillstcr. 6; bv
Walton. Il Time. 1890. Umpire
Crovo. Scorer. strange.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-24
BROWNS ON TOP
iEy Assnciat.d Press |

I''N. VIZ. II. 81. I.uuis PLAYED
'rt"ri'SS bali today. defeating Ros-
49, 10 s. AMI going int" the Am.ri-
an l."tS"r lead Icy half "a gam.
Y"hNN =" ."I"i"hf> Ni"t"ry over the
"n"''S' SI*I"r made three, hits uut
~ '"nr times M AMI struck u,lt fnr
'"' hrSt ti,n" siu"" August \ S,.,r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-24
AS TROUNCE. TIGERS

PHII.ADi:LrIiIA Aug l3.-Clar-
"nce Walkers thir'i"th home run Of
AZ season aided Philadelphia To win
from Detroit today. i TO 2. RonAIncl
turned In his nineteenth victory.
Will" ii"ilman ran his total Of humcrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-24
bop" was again upso, In III,

p"p" was again upset In the city
championships series in Division >
.N'"ruaE. when c"wardin Avenue.
winner Saturday over chur"h JIili
-hank dropped a game TO Rarton
Heights sunday School by a S-,o-3
score At tho same tim" church nm
i'ahk was winning from Third Pres
hN,erian sunday School ne :. 80 !
score. Scores.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-24
Rocky Mount.

Three base hit-Ararom. Tmn',,.. =,
n, WINSTON. Champagne. Sacrinr.
NJ Si"tnhrenncr. Hall. Hem ON
w ,ns'Hn 90, +. Walker. stolen bases
StHinhr"nner. Hail. Left on haSns
Nichmond, .; Rocky Mount 10. S,runk
"u',-nN fiun"Gan, ? Icy He'll, .. Ens.,
tilt tsmcn-ComiSl"y and nllrin,.'
~ t"hl Tim" of game. 10. lin
pres h"lavc and Wcstcrvrlt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-24
SENATOR'S TAKE. ON.


WASiiiNGr'N. AuE. % Washing
ton easily defeated Chicago in the
third game at Ia" series. II to T.
i;rillh"art pitched - steady game.
Nhii" tn. ihr"" 'h!"aI" ~ irlers were
Wild and ineffective. score:
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'"'alS ..........3l II IL % II
hhN"d '"r Bombay in sixth.

S""r" by innings: y
Portsmouth " 0Oo "oo M,
New port News IuI I0t a..
-, ~ mary: Three ba 80 hi, Smith
W"- has" hits -Gooscirce. Palmer
Voter. Sacrific. hits Malone.
y; M'han. Kennedy. Ronifay (2) and
n"', stolen bases Whitcraft
""L. Dowcll First on b,lls-on
h"hiaN' >: off Reynolds. ,: of Mann
ING j. struck out-by RouiCay n.
ny n"Nnoids. !: by Manning. |. Hits
~ h"niaH: In innings. off Rev
n"IdS, In innings Left on base
HI'Np"rt News. Is; Portsmouth. :
,"Ehi" play--Bonifay 10 KENNEDY 70
n' ~ nan. tmpircs Black burn and
Rr"sliu. Time o:n3 "'"
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Total
; .a. .ss -
IbhtlnticlphIa-
Totals .......... 81 6 L. - a
.Eaiieh for E.hmke In ciIhih

S|Urt by innings. r.
Detroit ... 100 non lol-3
Philadelphia ........ 004 600 20x-i
summary: Two-basc hit-Bluc
Three base hit Dykes. Home runs
Walker. Ilauscr. lehman. Sacri-
hces-Ncach. Young. McGowan ~.
Left on bases-Detroit, ): Phiiadel-
phia. 6. Bases on bails-off Ehmke.
!. Struck out-by Ehmke. |; by
Rommel !. Hits-on Ehmke. IL in
= of Olsen. in !. Hit by pitcher
by Ehmke (McGowan). Passed ballK
Perkins. 2. Empires. Guthrie and
Connolly. Losing p!tcher-Ehmke
Time. -
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CARDS WIN EASILY

~. .'h Is Aug. -" I;uuvh"a hits
ana effective pitching hy Shrrdri for
'Itht innings gay" st I."iIlS q G-to-2
victory OYER li"st"n THIS afternoon.
Timely hitting 10y I:"it"InI.y also as.
sIsi"a tn. locals Score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-24
Crntre GETS New Coach

OH Ml:l'S. ONO, Aug. "3-Ioc
MutphN, former Columns Iti.t
H'h""i ali-round athlete. and more
I"'"htIN member of the fa,nous
ch't" college football team. is "a
n'I"th" director OF athletics at the
i'HnvilI". ny. school. il waa an.
n""hc"d here today. He will assume
ms duties after December !. Muir
phN VII act as freshman football
coach this fall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-24

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
thicsgo nj Washington.
Detroit nj i'hIisdrIphIn
Cleveland az New York
~. I.osIs At Bostou
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DODGERS WIN AGAIN
LMy Assnciared Press.

\ ~ 'NNS'''l'leu iTrSS.
INC AGO. Aux 23.--Rrookl made
- Two straight from Chicago today
hN driNlnE Jones "ff the mound In
the first inning and hunChinc bi,s
on ChccVcs. The score was 10 o
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,.'"'' iPnI" ....-,-... onh d"l @nn
''N"''sh ''.....,. liI -" luN IT
summary: 1--WE base, biis wi.
litus. Ti.rnry Carey 'Th,,, 49,,
~. '''N ''"lh' tiiuS ,U"p"r.
stolen bases M"hal. MarnnyiII.
ray nor S:'"i lii""S Carey. i:u~s.Il
- ray nor l"uhl" piaNs Elrt"h-
"r iark son anh I.">li.. Ram. Far
h.n>"n aud i."sli". i:app aud I'arItin-
son i.'ft ON bases rhilai"Iphia
lu. ltiishurvh, \. i!asNs on tails "n
singleton. 3. of Cooper, T. struck
"ut hy SinRl"tun /: by coor,r :
iil'S-"N lluhb"ll : in 2 Ia: on
>iualeton. in > "a III, ny pitcher
ny cooper ,H"nlin"b. Winning
nfrhrr-Co"p"r. Losing pitcher
ttHhhell tmpir"s. MrCormic,> and
II q ler. 'rimc 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-24
New York.

. TT'''I T"T NTNWk"N In rIehti
cleveland .,no In,, nn.
New York aha nou ,nn
summary Tw"-iaS- iut " arr
hr""- has" hit Wood HON. rum
e, 'h' i',~"i. l'"ui'l" plays Gardner
hmhN and Molnni> rim. S.h,ur
ana iirr: l'ug"n. Nnrd and RIM.
l'"ft "n hnS" \"1 YORK. 3: ,'I.v,.
I'M i'ns' "n halls on Shavvk.y.
- "n MAYS. !, uif t"N"l"Ski" SIrurl,
"ui hN Shawk-y. g. hy ,'.y.I,sL;.
Nus On ShHwk.y. = in \ innings. OF
M"FS' non" IA inning l.nsinp
'',h"t S'aw k"y Empires Evans
an" N"rhrIiN Time. i.ln.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-24
Colts Return Home to Finish Season
GOSSIP OF SPORTDOM
Driver or Dodson Will Pitch TODAY
by EARLE LUTZ


OF Carolina
Portsmouth, For in a mont
chaked against them of tho
- w. vac 49,
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~ ii>,,n.
T'r.a'r

Norfolk . 600 nGh aoo
Wilson ... 0lr ulu "a,
summary. Earned runs wilson. :
S"r!ok Thre" base hit RON.
Two base hit-Icany. Stolen bases
: i3urhe Thompson az
pan Peterson. ?. Struck out
by Quinn. . hv Peterson nulb..
p!ays--Eotn 20 WaI<.r 10 Rnin.
WALKER to EodriqUoz 90 ROM nj
by pitcher Roth l.ot on bases
.Horfolk !! wilson. .. Tho, " game,
40. Cmpires, Drth and Suacn.r.
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south Atlantic League uc.ui,.
International League Uc.uI,,

Charleston. $40. Columbia. -.
'r""nNill", 30. SphrtanhurE. 80
Charlotte. ali. Augusta. Al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-24

SNracuse, ~: E'adI uE. -.
Toronto. J: Jersey city. =.
Eunalo. 81: Newark l2-5.
Rochester ltiiuOr" rain
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Indianapolis Toledo. rain.
Milwaukee. 2, - Paul. :.
Louisville. >. Columbus. /
Kansas City. e; minneapolis. s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-24
NATIONAL. LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDtY.
tIncInnhtI->rw inrE rnIn
rttnhurHh. ~: philadelphia. z.
tkicnU". u: Nro0LI,n Is.
II. I.oWIs. q; Host0n H.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-24
STANDING or CLI'R

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
P0rfsriouth at Richmond
Rocky Mount at Wilson,
Newport News NJ SorSotI
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'THIS ...-.-. -..-.-. = Z 2 -
'Hati'd for MarIuaid ia ninth.


I.,.''1',,'E '''''''''' ~ " q
- Louis " luy gnu. t,n, q
summary Tw"-l.,s" hltS S,hnitz
90. I.hvHu. rhr""- has" hi I;nt-
i"hl"y stolen bases Eu"ck-I sac
,ln""S Mann. Ainsnith. k"rt bon
~" pays MarGunrd Fora ana II"lE":
10 van, ii"rnshr aud I:utt"rnl"l
h"Gi Ford and IolL". I..ft on
h"s" BOSTON. 10; - Louis Eases
on Rails on M"rGUnrd IN Sh-rdrI.
struck "u'---hv Sh"rdel. , Hits
on Sherf-l m Id. IN North. mona
IN ga Winning pitcher-She rdei.
mpires. Klein and sentelle Time.
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l''hls ,........ 20 z = 10 10
Score by innings -

Norfolk ANn oO6 nnu Al
Wilson . noc 0nn in> :,
summary. Earned runs-W.lSo
ThTee raS" hit Roth Two-hasc
hts Nathas JOHN. LET, on bases
norfolk. .. wilson. Passes on halls
off join. J. of Jones. .. struck
olt--hy iol'N g. ny Jones III,
BY pitcher kclliher and Walters
J me - game, ! 30. Cmpiros. Or;h
and Schaf"-
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY
View York. q Cleveland, {.
HostOn. .; -. i.uuis. q.
Philadelphia. Gi Drtroit. 2.
Washington. II, GkIraro, &.
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southern A.,oc,ation Results.

Birmingham, .-3; New Orleans, 10
NASHVILLE. 10. Chattanooga, OIL.
Atlanta 3; Mobile, s.
Little Rock. 5. Memphis. /.
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Wilson's clean foil put a Grimm Crabs Vim
Clark Richmond he
OF
The
a
Richmond got Just three hits yesterday
seven and Welding nine hits lie
Dodson Driver will do
Finncgan have had their
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-24

Will be boys
III u ioe TO cheer the ichmonders
Twelve scheduled the curtain
49, ~
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Piedmont League Results.
nincsD
durham. I: High FONT. /.
''r'"nshoro. =; winston Salem, O.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-08-03
GERMAN REQUEST REJECTED
France Refuses to Reduce Monthly
Payments From f2,ooo, 900 to $780,
0oo-Berlin Alarmed.

Berlin, Aug. 1.-France has rejected
Germany's request for reduction in
the monthly payments on the debts
contracted by German nationals with
allied citizens prior to the World war.
The French note gives the German
government ten days In which to sig
Nifty that full payments will be contin-
ued In accordance with the London
agreement and the decision of the al
lied clearing house offices; otherwise
certain fixed measures will be applied
automatically.
A serious view of the French reply
is taken here, especially as the note
was dispatched on the eve of confer
ence of allied premiers in London. Ger
many has asked that the clearing house
payments be reduced from 100000
to 100000 monthly.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-08-03
Man Condemned to Death Has
Experience as Sensational
as Movie Thriller.
SAVED BY 7 MINUTES
Governors Reprieve Comes Just in
Nick of Time-Gets New Trial
and Is Freed-Descrlbes Hor-
rors of Awaiting Death.

New York-After two years at the
door of death-the grim, green door in
Sing Sing-Joseph Cohen has come
back.
Freed from the charge Of murder
which had been hanging over his head
for nearly five years, he Is hard at
work on his old job-unloading chick
ems In the Washington market. But
he is no longer the same powerful,
fearless king Joe."
+; "Once," he says with rasping voice,
II was within seven minutes Of the
chair. The governors reprieve came
Just in time. II it had been delayed
wouldn't be here now"
! Cohen had been convicted of insti-
eating the Baff murder, which rivaled
the Rosenthal case In popular interest.
In 1917 he was sentenced to the death
house.
@ In Daxe at Trial.
1T was in daze from the start of
the trial." said Cohen. "The whole
business was so unbelievable. But
when / found myself In the little gray
house up the river I knew that 1t was
real-all too real.
II couldn't bear to look at the bars.
So I slept with my head toward the
door. One night I heard buzzing
noise on the other side Of the wall. 1t
was the electric chair. I was nearly
frantic.
Thirteen men passed by my cell on
the way to their death. AS each would
60 by, there would be a noisy goOd-by
from the other men.
Suddenly we would hear the buzz
of the motor. It's the most terrible
sound in the .world-absolutely indie
scribable We would lose our heads and
scream. But-soon everything was
quiet again.
ut is not the man in the chair who
Is being punished" Cohen said earnest
ly, "but the. men who are left behind
Theirs is living death. Any of them
would rather die Immediately than
linger in the death house.
II wanted to die. The only thing that
kept up my courage was the thought
of my innocence and the stigma that
would have been left on my family.
zone day youngster broke loose
from the keepers grasp as he was
being led TO the chair. He ran down
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-08-03
SfFCTACLES AND EYE GLASSES
SCIENTIFICALLY FITTED
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
STATE OF WISCONSIN. COUNTY COURT,
In the Matter of the Estate of Samuel II.
Meadows, Deceased.-ln Probate.
Notice Is Hereby Given. that at regular
term of the county court TO be held in and
for said county, at the court house in the city
of Wausau, in said county ON the first Tues.
day (being the fifth day. of September, A. ID.
1922, at the opening of court on that day or
as soon thereafter as the same can be heard,
the following matters will be heard and con.
sidered:
The application of Minnie Daily Meadows,
executrix of the will OF Samuel Ii: Meadows.
deceased late of the city of Wausau, in said
county for the examination and allowance OF
hel' final account which account is now ON file
ir said court, for the allowance OF claims paid
without filing set forth in such final &C.
count, and for the assignment of the residue
of the estate of said deceased to such persons
as by law entitled thereto. s
Dated July 2s 1922.
By the Court,
GEO, j. LEICHT, Judge.
Brown, Pradt & Genrich, Attorneys for Execu.
trix.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-08-03

(Ist pub. July 10; last Aug. III
STATE or WISCONSIN, CIRCUIT COURT,
MARATHON COUNTY
@. ID. Jones. Plaintiff.
Josephine Ostrowsh, Joseph Ostrowski. and
Helen ostrowsk his wife. Mary ostrow.
ski Wisniewsk and Jacob Wisniewski, her
husband, Frank ostrowski and Johanna
Ostrowski, his wife Pauline Ostrowski,
Konkaf and Frank Konkal, her husband,
Leo Ostrowski and Martha ostrowski, his
wife, Dorothes 0strowsk Anna ostrow;
ski, John ostrowsh and Mathlda 0strow-
ski his wife Helen Ostrowski. the daugh.
ter Of Frank Ostrowski. deceased Wis
eonsin Valley Trust Company, corpora.
ton. ID. slepyan, Rudolph Puchner, a. J.
Karcz an John Karcz. co.partners, doing
business under the firm style and name Of
A. J. Karcz Mercantile Company, Meyer
Libman and Abe Natarus. cs-partners, do.
ing business under the firm style and
name OF M. Libman and Eatarus, Defendants
Notice Ia Hereby Given, that pursuant 10
and by virtue Of judgment Of foreclosure
and sale duly rendered in the abovs entitled
action on the 9Th day Of July, 1921, and dock
eted in the office Of the Clerk Of the above
named Court on said day,
/, Fred II. Schroeder, sheriff in and for
Marathon county. Wisconsin. will offer for
sale and sell At public auction 10 the highest
bidder, on the 28th day Of August. 1922, At
10000 o'clock in the forenoon Of that day, at
the west front door Of the court house. In the
aforesaid, the following described premises
named in said judgment. or 40 much thereof
m may be sufficient 10 raise the amount due
10 the plaintiff for principal interest and costs.
including the costs OF sale. to.wit:
The Southwest Quarter fSWk) OF the
Northeast Quarter (NEk and the North
west Quarter (Nwk) Of the Southeast Quar-.
ter (SEA) Of Section Tweni y.One (21), the
North Half (Nh) Of the North Half (Nhl
Of Section Twenty nine (29D and q strip Of
land containing thfty.four t34) acres % the
east side Of the Northeast Quarter (NEA) Of
the Northeast Quarter fHEK) Of Section
Thirty 800 all In Township Twenty.eight
(2s) North, Range Ten (1o) East, in Mara
thon County, Wisconsin.
Dated at wsussu, Marathon County, Wis.
cousin, this 10th day Of July, 1922.
FIRED y. SCHROEDER,
Sheriff Of Marathon County, Wis.
Schmidt a Ruder, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-08-03
On the Way to Their Death.

In front Of my cell screaming. The boy
was only eighteen. We began to yell.
1t was all over in a little while. The
kid went through the little green
door.
"None Of us slept that night. I was
taken from my cell and put IN a
dungeon. 1t was punishment for cat
calling with the rest. For three days
and four nights lay in solitary. When
I got out couldn't talk.
Couldn't Forget Door.
Sometimes the men told Jokes.
Sometimes they laughed. But It wasn't
often. They couldn't forget that little
door and the buzzing noise"
Cohen shuddered.
After Cohen was reprieved his sent
ence was committed to life imprison-
ment, and he was taken from the death
house.
II was so weak that couldn't walk"
he said smiling for the first time,
after a couple Of weeks In the hos
pital began to come to and my cour-
age returned. From then on I never
gave up hope.
"And one day my dream came true.
! was granted a new trial.
Everybody in prison seemed to
share my happiness. ! was nursing
diphtheria patients in the hospital when
the doctor came in and told me to get
ready. was going to New York.
1T was the greatest moment Of my
life. was released on ball But II was
only few days ago that the courts
finally freed me.
) 'Tm still dazed But I'm going to
start all over"