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Death Notices


EDMUNDS. AMANDA R.--Widow of VAL
lace A. and mother Of Clinton and Clyde
E. Edmunds. departed this life Tuesday.
Dec. 2. axe y years. Funeral Friday.
Dec. l2. at residence. 1896 n. Rural ST..
D. N. Burial Grown Hill. Friends in
ylted Funeral under the direction Of
MOORE & KIRK.
EICHER. JAMES T.-Father OF Emmett j.
Eicher OF 1850 PierSon avenue. Monday,
Dec. 8, 1880. ace u wears. Funeral Thurs
day; $50 e; n; at WM: D. BEAN
RAY ST. Burial Mt. Pleasant cemetery,
nIohnson county. Friends invited.
EEARNs. HORACE M.-Age rs wears,
husband OF the late Msrgsret F. Kearns.
father OF Edward ". Kearns. and the
lat, George J., and Margaret Keerns.
passed away Saturday. Dec 6. at SayRn-
nah. Georgia. Funeral Saturday Dec. iS
from FINN BROS. FUNERAL HOME.
1893 X. Meridian St.. az $50 a. m. Serv-
ices ct IS. Peter and Paul cathedral
9 a. m. Friends may call at the funeral
home any ting. He was member OF
the Order OF Railway Conductors, Divi-
sion No. !. Of Chici 70, IL
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HOOVER LIKELY
TO MAKE FREE
USE OF VETO
Determined to Keep Relief
Expenditures to His
Figures.
B4ynited Press

r Hifed Press
WASHINGTON, Dec. I0.-Presi-
dent Hoover is preparing for a lib
cral use Of the veto power at this
session Of congress, according to his
friends and advisers.
ldr. Hoover is represented as de-
termined to keep the unemployment
and drought relief expenditures
within the figures re laid down in
the budget even if it requires veto
fight with the senate and the house.
3 The first measure upon which he
may employ his power Of rejection
is the seed and feed loans bill which
now carries an appropriation Of
S6O,O00O00, or s30,O000o0 more than
he recommended.
a The White House is disturbed at
be form in which the measure
passed the senate and is exerting
its influence to cut the total down
TO S30000,000 in the house.
The President also wants the hui
man food relief phase Of the meas
IRE eliminated. Unless this is done,
it is said authoritatively the meas
ire viii face a strong executive pro-
test If not a direct veto.
The Presidents political associ-
ates say he would welcome a fight
with congress on the issue Of in
creased government expenses, and
is prepared to face it on this first
measure.
Many have felt Mr.. Hoover has
been too quiet in his dealings with
the legislative branch. They see an
opportunity for him to increase his
prestige in preparation for 1882 by
battling to hold the treasury purse
strings.
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NAMED POLICE OFFICER
Chester L. Butler of Lafayette Is
New state Lieutenant.

Appointment of Chester L. But
Ner Of Lafayette as lieutenant of
state police and Harold Culberson,
Hartford City and Stephen A.
Yates, Monticello, as patrolmen, was
announced today by Chief Grover
c. Garrett.
Additional automobile license
plate distributors announced by
Charles c. Carpenter, license bureau
gchief, are Mrs Sophia Kissel,
Brookville: Mrs. Ora Dunkin, Lafay-
cite. and Mark Purcell, Rushvilie.
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Death Notices

KEENER. HIRAM c.--Beloved husband Of
grace G. Keener. passed on Ct his home.
5sl6 n, CAPITOL Ave. Tuesday evening.
details call johnson e Montgomery.
PERKINS. ELIZABETH T-Beloved wife
OF Porter D. Perkins. passed away. Dec. 3,
age 81 years. For information call WALD
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
RETMER. LOUIsE-Beloved wife Of John
Reimer and mother OF Mr. Harry Reimer.
Mrs. Ernest Pasch. MIS-. William r. Hue
Der o. indianapolis. Mrs. Frank Davis OF
Los Angeles. Cal. and Mrs. Palmer G:
Laycock OF Elkhart. Ind. and sister OF
Mrs. Hannah Schmidt OF Detroit, Mich,
passed away az her home. i21 W. Arizona
St. Tuesday. Dec. 9. 4:20 D. m. sge. 81
wears. Friends may call Thursday after
noon and evening Funeral Friday. Dec,
II. .. n. at the nome. private. ana
2.30 .. N. at St. PauPs Evangelical
Lutheran church. McCartY and New jersey
cordia cemetery.
TRAUB. HOMER beloved husband Of
Georgia Nay Trsuh. father Of Beth
Traub. passed away suddenly Monday
evening, age 50 wears. Friends may call
az residence on Traub road. west OF CITY.
THURSDAY. Remains VIII lie ip state at
west Washington Street Methodist church
Ihursday. 1880 D. m. unsn :45 2. m.
Services at the church, D. m. THURSDAY.
mains viii not be viewed following serv-
ices.
WFTZEL. HENRY-Beloved husband Of
Mary Wetzel. and father of Harry j.,
William C.. julius c.. Louis W. and
Herbert e. Wetzel passed away. Dec. 10.
age 81 wears. Funeral fervice VIII BE
held AZ THE VALID FUNERAL PARLORS.
At O'Clock. Burial Memorial Park.
Friends invited
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Help Wanted Female
70 EMPLOYERS

PARAMOUNT EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
Have a full and complete fle. of COM
patent help Whether it be for hotel.
restaurant houSekeepers. cooks. chauf-
feurs or elevator operators. and the high
Hest type of Office help men and women
white or colored. call as nov. Ri 625S
81 Majestic Rlde
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LEGAL NOTICE

state OF Indiana. Marion County S.:
In the 'robate Court OF Marion County
Complaint to set aside pretended viii
and pretended eodicil thereto and, 70 seV
aside probate thereof: and eaeh OF them.
William II. Block Jr.. Plaintiff, VS..
Union Trust Company Of indianapolis,
9diannd eSsegt0r Of of fn Wam IA Bock
Sr.. deceased. of the date OF April 10.
1927. and of the pretended Codicil, d thereto
of the date of September p, 1873. as
such Executor ct al. Defendants.
BE IT KNOWN. That en- the 9Th day
plaintiff, as his own attorney. fled in the
Probate Court of Marion County, in the
, state of Indiana, his complaint IN the
ants ants Harry srSi' c. Block. Mabel Block Harry
G. Block Jr. Frances Block. Phyllis Ann
Block. william Bioc a ds HqS yS FSiP Ser
Killer. Harry Miller, Pauline Miller. Laura
Children. children's children, Heirs and
Assigns. and all the NONRESIDENT heirs
of said William H. Block ST.. deceased,
viii and Testament and in the said pre-
tended Codicil thereto. as then TO my
right heirs" and as without nrSt oHel-
ing the same to those of my heirs active
" engaged in the operation of the prop,
erty" whose names are unknown to and
and the said plaintiff having also filed
in said court the affidavit OF competent
person, showing tlat the EtSlQenSt %
said Harry c. Block. Mabel Block. Harry
G. Block Jr Frances Block and Phyllis
Ann Block. is at Pittsburgh. PENNSYLVANIA,
OF said Rose Felberbaum. Morris Miller,
Pauline Miller and Laura Miller is at
Cleveland Ohio, of William Block III is
at Chicago, Illinois. Of said Adeline Trax-
Ter. Louis TraXler Sr., Louis TraXier Jr.
is at Dayton. Ohio. and OF the remainder
of said defendants. upon uiligent m
ouirv. is unknown. and the defendants
aforesaid are not residents OF the state
OF Indiana and are proper parties oe,
PENDANT TO said action. and THAT Sald
cause Of action is to set aside the pre-
ceased. and the pretended codicil thereto;
and to set aside probate thereof. ana
each of them. and whereas said plainun
having by endorsement on said complaint
REQUIRED said defendants to appear n
said court. and answer or demur thereto
on the 5th dsv OF February. 1881.
, NOW. THEREFORE. by order OF said
court. said defendants are hereby noti,
fed Of the filing and tendency Of said
complaint against them and that unless
they appear and answer or demur there
20 at the. calling Of said cause on the
] the 4th judicial day Of a term of said
court. 10 be begun and held at the court
house IN the CITY o. Indianapolis. on the
first Monday in February. 1881. said COM
plant and the matters and things therein
contained and ALLEGED. Will be heard and
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I here
unto subscribe my name and afix the
seal of said Probate Court, at my office.
in the Citv OF Indianapolis. the ninth
% dnv Of December. 1890. A. ID.
fsEALl GE0RGE Q. HUrSELL.
WILLIAM II. BLOCK JR..
Arpearinq as own attorney.
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Notice is hereby given pursuant to the
statutes of she State of Indiana that the
undersigned. conducting a public storage
house will on Tuesday, December 81,
hold goods and other goods belonging TO
the following named people; Mrs H. q.
BOYD. No. 55l03 Josephine Bridges, no.
Freeman. MOI 49,: Constable NJ. A. How
ard. No. S66: Constable Freeman. No. 65l'
Agnes Cruise, No. $40; Geo. Garrlck, NO
Kaufman. No. e76: Susanna Krause. No.
837 c. Lively. No. 852: V. Lynch. No. I95.
SHANK AUCTION & FURNIIURE Co
1880 N Illinois street.
T1dfananOfig Ind
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Situations Wanted Male

ALL KINDS repair work bv experienced
man: would like TO have charge OF apts
or rentals BOX B 1T Times.
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Transportation
Help Wanted Male

IItIU WdEttGU HAdIS
POSTTIONS-Aboard ocean liners. Good
paw. Visit Hawaii China. Japan. Ex-
perience unnecessary. Self-addressed en-
velope brings list. A. e. ARCULUS, Mt
WANTFD-Young men between Is and q ,
high school graduates of neat appear
ance. salary and bonus. Apply MR..
COPELAND Linden Hotel
rRY TINES WANT ADS FOR RuSINESS-
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Legal Notices

/ WILL sell at public auction. one Hupp
Touring. 1924 model, motor number g5lbz,
for storage charges amounting to $50. at
10 a. M Friday. Dec. 26, 1880.
BERT Sewers, q.
TuwedO
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Notice is hereby given pursuant to the
statutes Of the State of Indiana, that the
undersigned. conducting a public storage
house viii on Tuesday. December 80. 1881;
sell for accrued charges the household
goods and other goods belonging to the
following named people:
I. w. Broome. No. 4613: Norman Brown.
No 1918; ]. L. Grouse. No. 4670; Dorothy
Gappen. No 4752; Thad c. Hale. No. 3l44;
d. E. HILL No. 47l8: Lloyd Hill No. 4654;
No. 4677: Donald Jones. No. 4778; John c.
Kinkaid. No. 2949: Louis F. Lautrup, No.
2509. Lester Love, No. 1850: Hans 9.
Lvbve. No. 4741: Julia Morgan, No. 4745;
Katherine McKernan. No. 1885, Frank
OFT No. 1920: Laurence Schneider. NO.
1882. Bertha Scott. No; 47o6: =. G. stem
ich No. 4753: Mrs. Helen M. Stocker. NO.
4870: o. z. Trease. No. 1880; Mrs. VIM, A.
Walker. No. l446: Mrs. Flay White, NO.
SHANK FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE co.
1880 North Illinois street.
IndfanapOlis Ind
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Houses for Rent

ADAMS. 2sii- 6Brightwoodl. z-room semi
modern bungalow d1 bic; heater FUR
TO Jan. lst. Ri 1888. Hu. 3i08 eve.
ALA. N. 2322-Attractiye e-rm mod,
newly decorated. gar. Only $40. Ia. 544S.
APPLEGATE. ls55-s-room cottage city
water. gas. electric lights; SO. Ri. GAL
BANCROFT. $50 S.-AttractiYe 5-rrl-. .
way double; water pd.: s35- II. 0405
BELLFTN.. I24S--6 rms bath. suitable sub
letting; special induce, SIS. wa. 0492.
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Rooms for Rent

ALA, NJ. iif5-Homelikc clean. hot wa
ter: good heat; or 2. Ri BILL
ALABAMA, N. 575. Apt. Front, good
heat. clean, reasonable.
CENTRAL. is60--Nice warm rm.. close
bath. Reasonable.
COLLEGE. 22z2-Nice large warm rm-.
constant hot water. Priyileges.
COLLEGE. 2527-Large front rm.. private
home: modern. he. 2i6f.
ILLINOIS. N, 2326-Nice rn.. priv. home;
kitchen privil.: plenty hot water. "a. oszl.
ILLINOIS, N. 1892 mod. furnished
sooms: steam heat: reasonable. Il. 1923.
JEFFERSON. n. sO2-Nice front rm.;
private home: gentlemen. On. Il04.
MINNESOTA. z. s76-Nicely furnished
room; bath included. OF ueoole. Dr
NEW JERSEY. n, s25-Dainty room: or
child and rose. new walnut bed. dresser.
vanity; persnl effect insured: 50. r. e660.
OAKLAND. $50 N-Furn. rn., modern;
home privileges. ] or 2. On. 21l4-W.
OAKLAND. 1133-Front. warm I'M. mod.
private home; / or 2. On 425z-R.
ORIENTAL NJ 20 front sleeping rms;
modern; steam neat.
PARK-Nicely fur; bath: in refined home;
garage; breakfast optional Wa. Z019.
PENN. N. 1861 or 2 desirable rms; phi
yate home: gar: hot water. IA. 2520-M:
RUCKLE. I944-warm rm.. So. s4 IS.
Privileges He. 5551.
RGENAAON l. L. i<Z-S AgOAncs oS~oAA AS0Ns
SO to S. Ii. 1914
WASH, E. 2327-Large front. ground a.;
private residence; ] or 2. On. 534.
HEAD ped lamps excellent rooms. 81 wK
With bath So weeklv snd I'D tel perm
= guests Colonial Hotel s3e illinois
DENISON HOTEL
Paw all YOUR Fills with one check
lights. water. maid service. linen fur
nished: 81 and up. Pennsylyania & OHIO
PRINCETON HOTEL
Nice clean rms: hot. cold water; SIS wk.:
with bath. ST wk.. city heat. real winter
home. ladies' gentlemen. 232 S. Illinois
HOTEL EDWARD
Centrally Locsted-Modern
Special low weekly rate to men only.
DREXEL ARMS-730 N. Illinois. 100 out
side rooms. 81 week and up. Ii. 282l.
HARBOUR HOTEL. 6l7lz N. ILLINOIS
Warm comfortable rooms for winter. tup
shower baths. SIS week and up.
ST. DENIS HOTEL-136 W. MARKET ST;
WARM. MODERN ROOMS. SIS UP.
GAYLARD. APT. 5-523 N. ALABAMA.
Cow warm room, adjoining bath. $3.50.
LOVELY steam heated room. north. home
privileges. Ha. $780,.
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In Memoriam Notices

IN. MEMORANDA loving remembrance
Of our dear Mother MRS. FREDA MEL
Lob, who passed away one year ago to-
dsv. Dec. 10. 1929.
Mother dear YOU have gone to rest
We miss your tender care.
We know Won are happy.
With the blest
Wen live to meet YOU there.
Sadly missed bv her two daughters.
MRS. MARTHA HOLLINGSWORTH. MRS.
FRANCES COOK
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Rooms Wanted

WANTED-Room for 50 weekly by middle
aged gentleman. Wants to start giving
violin. vocal and piano lesosns. Have YOU
piano and phone? Address Times Box B,
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Special Notices
Personals
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Office or home treatment. Also mail
service Low cost. Satisfaction guaran-
teed 30 wears experience. Hours 10 a. m.
to D. m. Sundays. 10 q. m. to II m.
Call or write for free advice and book.
Indiana Catarrh Institute, 7l8 K. of
Building.
Eczema-Ringworm-Pimples
Athletic foot. warts. corn. many skin
troubles cured for 81. Satisfaction
guaranteed or no pay. Call or write.
Or. Barcus Co. 100 K. Of P Bldg.
FUR REMODELING
Coats. cleaned. glazed 10 yrs. exp.
Martha Herbert, Ia. 3l51. 2815 clifton.
FUR
Coat refining. remodeling. Satisfaction
guar: E 36th: apt. l04. Ha. O777-J.
FOR NERVOUS and mental cases; also
aged people: Irvington sanitariun equipped
for severe mental cases. Hu. Ills.
BRUCE'S CAFE-No @ 235 NJ IL. Same
service maintained IS at 737 N: Penn.
DETECTIVESIPriva CONFIDENTIAL.
525 Lemcke Bldg. Ri 1864: eve. HUI. 3107.
LADIES COATS-Made to order. SIS. FUR
coats repaired. refined. Ri. 1929.
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APIS -Rooming houses, groceries. res
taurants any going business sold quickly.
ccnfdentiallv for cash. Lincoln Business
Exchge. 415-16 Peoples Blk. Bldg. Ri. 2604.
GROCERY AND RESIDENCE
LOW RENT GOOD CASH TRADE,
RARE BARGAIN. $50 w. 30TH.
SELL or trade. Oriental garage 1910 N
Arsenal. Going business. Oh. 2010.
DOWNTOWN lunchroom with Dorm. apt.
going business. leaving city III. 0924.
BOOMING HOUSE-North; II rms; clean;
barg.: $50 down. 426 N. Alabama. Ii. 9789.
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Storage and Transfer

LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER
Fire-proof storage house. Store new.
pay months later. No charge for hauling.
PARTLOW JENKINS MOTOR CAR co
4l9 z. Market. Ri. 7750
STORAGE-OVERLAND HAULING
Special prices on return loads. Packing,
shipping. OTTO j. SUE2. Ri. 1928. Ri.
$751; Nights Oh. 0699W.
] H. TAYLOR TRANS. AND STORAGE.
SPECIAL PRICES OVERLAND-To OF
from Chicago. ST. Louis. Detroit Cleve-
land or other cities. DR.. S07l OF Ri 1855
LOCAL AND OVERLAND HAULING-Lare
covered truck reliable men, 81 CITY work:
piano extra. A. J. BANKS. Be. ALSO.
NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER CO.-Prices
reasonable. Call at all times. Ia. 374l.
MOVING So: YOU help. 81 less: lls ton
truce; quick. guarn. service. Oh. 5S40.
BRITTON TRANSPARENCY. So so lead:
large trucks: RESPONSIBLE men DR. 1916
GENERAL, hauling. house wrecking; CHM
ney repairlng. DR.. lo42-W.
rRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
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Room for Rent With Board

ILL. N. 235O-Nice warm rm.; private
home privileges. Boys pref. Ia. OTIS.
HEALING. N, l319-Light room, private
home; home cooking. Oh 6735.
CHILDREN to board; private home: good
care; near school: 81 III 4634.
WANTED-Elderly lady to stay nights for
room and board. Be. 4672. ring 8
COMFORTABLE home for elderly people
or invalids best of care. Ia. 5423.
WELL furnished room; modern home;
BABY TO BOARD-Mother's care. Private
home. Oh. 1298-M.
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Auto Supplies and Repairs
Automobiles Wanted

wILL-Pav cash for your car or sour
/. WOLF AUTO CO.
L. 4sis, sol N. Capitol
WANTED-4-cvl Chrysler Must be rea-
sonasle. Address Times Box B l75.
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Machinery and Tools

TWO single spindle drill presses. $1,000
each.
Meier Electric & Machine Co.
S525 E. Wash. ST. II. ISL
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state on Indiana. Marion County. IS:
In the rebate Court OF Marion County
in the state of Indiana. No. 1886.
Complaint to set aside pretended viii
and pretended eodicil thereto and. 10 set
aside probate thereof. and each Of them.
NOTICE TO NON-RrSIDENIS.
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ONE 9xi2 Administer rug. one s.3in.x
40. in. davenpo. very reas. Oh. 623s-R.
ALL MAKES new and used heaters cook
stoves: COZ Of. 1886 Oliver. Be. PASS.
HOTBLAST-"Florence size 81. good IS
new. % n. Jefferson. Oh. 56II-W
MAYTAG wAsHER-USED: FOR SALE
CHEAP. CALL Ii. 53s6.
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We have apartments for rent anywhere
In the CITY north of WASHINGTON ST.; let
us help you find one. positively no extra
commission sno 10 obligations: We
USUALLY furnish car and driver &C show
apartments without extra charge. Call
RI 1871 dav and NIGHT service.
PATRICIA APIS.
3rm.. Fricidaire: util fuTn. DR.. 2591-M.
5 ROOMS-Heat. water: month free: nov
ing eXpenseS. $40. HI 1904 He 2763
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Store-Once Supplies
Business Communities

fAHOGANY roll-top desk. chair, file cab
met. 1886 Graceland Ave.
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Household Goods

WILL exchange large size bed complet
for day bed. 1919 N. IIlonois st.
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Instructions
Lost and Found

BLACK LEATHER PURSE-Lost Tuesday
evening. between Pennsylvania and S.
Meridian Or Madison Ave. Bus. Reward.
Ri. 1897.
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Pvt. Frank j. Sobiak, Holding
ford, r. 2, Army, Wo. degree un-
determined.
Pvt. Theodore v. Sobieck, Hold
ingford, Army, Wo. severely.
Pvt. 1st Class Edw. A. Soucek
Sank Centre, Army, Wo. severely.
Corp. Howard F. Spaulding, Kim
ball, Army, Wo. severely.
Corp. Leon E. Stein, Holding,
ford, Army, Wo. slightly.
Pvt. Pet. J. Stern, Brooten, r. l
Army, Wo. degree undetermined.
Pvt. Chris J. Stitch, Albany, R. 4
Army, Wo. slightly. Engets.: Often,
sive: Meuse-Argonne, Defensive
Sectors: Gerardmer (Alsace) Gran.
ge-le-Comte Gorraine).
Pvt. Leo STREET, Holdingford, R
1, Army, Wo. severely.
| Sgt. Albert L. Stucke, Sank Cen
ire, Army, Wo. degree undeterm
ined.
Pvt. Henry Theis, st. Cloud, Ar
my, Wo. severely.
Pvt. LIST Class Paul J. Tholl, Wat
kins, r. 8, Army, Wo. degree unde
termined.
Pvt. Bernard Tiemann, Melrose
Army, Wo. slightly.
Corp. Peter J. Thossen, Melrose
Army, Wo. severely.
Bugler Herbert F. Unger, Ros.
zoe, R. 1, Army, Wo. severely.
Pvt. Ben J. Uphus, West Union
Army, Wo., slightly.
Pvt. Lawrence J. Van Worst
Paynesville, Army, Wo. slightly.
Bglr. Geo. Vogel, Melrose, Army
Wo. degree undetermined.
Pvt. Willfred A. Wampach, Mel
| rose, Marine Corps, Wo. in action
Engts.: Chateau Thiery, Aisne-
Marine Off,, scissors.
Pvt. Philip Warzecha, Holding
ford, Army, Wo. slightly.
LIST 1t. F. A. Harold A. Washer
st. Cloud, Army, Wo. severely. En-
gts.: st. Mihiel, Meuse-Argonne.
Pvt. Leo F. Weismann, Rockville
Army, Wo. slightly
Pvt. LIST Class Henry ]. Vessels
Richmond, RI, Army, Wo. slightly
Pvt. Norbert w. Weber, St
Cloud, Army, Wo. severely.
Pvt. LIST Glass Joseph Wohletz
Albany, r.. 1, Army. Wo. degree un-
determined.
Pvt. julius NJ lack, st. Cloud
Army, Wo. slightly.
Pvt. LIST Glass James lima
Brockway, r. 2, Army, Wo. degree
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PAGE MI

Stearns County and State of !!
nesota, with the Entertainments
appurtenances which sale viii.
made by the Sheriff of said Ste;
County, at the front door of =
post office, in the city of Sank
ire, in said County and State
the 21st day Of February, $780,
10 o'clock A. NJ, of that day,
public vendue, to the highest hi
for cash, to pay said debt of q
thousand two hundred twenty
and $1,000 ($8224.50 dollars),
interest, and the taxes, if any
said premises, and fifty dollars,
torney's fees, as stipulated in
by said Mortgage in case of +
closure, and the disbursements
lowed by law; subject to rede
ton at any time within one
from the day Of sale, as prov
by law.
Dated January 7th, A. D. 10:
Union Trust Compan
Mortga
A. H. Hendrickson,
Attorney for Mortgage.
r. F. D. 2 Sank Centre, Minr
Published Jan. 9, 16, %, 80.
6, Is 1880.
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Army. Wo. severely.
Pvt. Harry N. Morehouse. Mel
rose. Army. Wo. severely.
Pvt. Frank Morgel, Holdingford
Army. Wo. slightly.
Pvt. LIST Glass Anton Meter, Av.
on. Army. Wo. slightly.
Pvt. list Glass Joseph B. Nickel
st. Cloud. Army. Wo. severely.
Sgt. James A. Noonan, Sartell
Army. Wo. severely.
Pvt. Paul J. Pappenfus, st. Cloud
Army. Wo. severely.
Pvt. 1st Glass Albert Paulson
Kimball. Army. Wo. slightly.
Pvt. Samuel E. Perry, St. Cloud
r. 8. Army. Wo. slightly.
Pvt. Herman E. Peterson, Bel
grade. Army. Wo. severely.
Pvt. Forest G. Raabe, st. Cloud
Army. Wo. severely.
Pvt. Peter Reber, st. Joseph
Army. Wo. slightly.
Pvt. Frank H. Keller, Regal. Ar
my. Wo. severely.
Pvt. Leo. w. Rengel, Brooten
Army. Wo. degree undetermined
LIST. It. A., S. S. c. Harold w
Riley, st. Cloud. Army. Wo. degree
undetermined. Engts.: Verdun
st. Mihiel, Meuse-Argonne.
Corp. Matthias J. Ringsmuth
Freeport, R. 1. Army. Wo. degree
undetermined.
Pvt. LIST Class Joseph P. Rudeck
st. Cloud. Army. Wo. severely.
Pvt. Peter J. Ruhland, st. Cloud
Army. Wo. slightly.
Pvt. Anthony T. Salaski, st
Cloud. Army, Wd. severely.
Pvt. Earl E. Sartell, Sartell
Army. Wo. severely.
Pvt. Carl w. Schebloom, Waite
Park, Army, Wo. slightly.
Pvt. Hubert J. SCHNEIDER, St
Cloud, Army, Wo. slightly.
Corp. Joseph H. Schmidt, St
Cloud, Army, Wo. degree undeter.
mined.
Pvt Albert J. Scholen. st. Cloud
Army, Wo. severely. .......
Pvt. Arthur Schultz, Brooten, r
1, Army, Wo. severely.
Corp. John F. Schwartz, Rich
mond, r. 2, Army, Wo. slightly.
Pvt. Adam A. Seep, Waite Park
Army, Wo. slightly.
Pvt. Daniel J. Sinclair, Albany
r. 1, Army, Wo. degree undeterm-
ined.
Pvt Edw. w. Slivinik. st. Cloud
Army, Wo severely.