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4 TIU'KMIHV, SEVERI fIGHTENG UOIG INE BORNER hospital boats and hurried mainland. During the encampment the na- | THE NEW YORK. Aug. 18.- Singing tional headquarters of the Grand GERMANS STRIKE GAP IN _ .. A Continuation of the FRENA HEINE. HIRD '"America" in a fervid manner, aud Army of the Republic will be tem- Klamath Republican ¡throwing kisses at tho statue of Lib-! SCRAP RESULTS porarlly established at the Hotel Pon- I*rty, huudreds of American refugees chartrian, Detroit. ... K<UU>r W. O. SMITH .... [c*v*lry Engagement Being Fought arrived today oil the steamer Pots _____ _______ West of Totigre*. Where Gernuui» dam front Rotterdam nnd Boulogne. Ent*r*d at th« po«toffic« at Klamath |MAY |\vESTl<iATE Are Advancing. Brussel* Claim* Falla, Ora., as s*cond class matur. bcmis T LN PRICES Viclory for the French Troops Who WASHINGTON. D. C„ Aug. 12 Publisbsd by th. HjraM P-bU-bl»« VASH1NGTO77"c„ Aag. 12. _ Ire Battling the German* in Bel I The state department’s communi gian Poluta Company, of Klamath Falls, on ......... bneuzlit to cation with Berlin, via Copenhagen, pressure U lo has suddenly censed, it I» not known ****_________ ____________ 'bear to have congres« take action in LONDON, Aug. iff.—it is believed whether the cable Is cut. Two doll*™ per year in advance [regard to the increase in the price ot that the first greet battle of the Eur- ( Secretary of War Garrison Is ar _______________________________ 'foodstuffs. openn war i* now iu pixvgrve*. ranging to charter neutral ships now Many congressmen declare that the General von Mocheo, with three in foreign waters to bring Americans DETROIT PREPARI-» FOB ¡increase Is entirely unnecessary. They NA TIONAL ENCAMPMENT ¡claim -hat the whol«>salers are taking German army «xirps, i* continuing the home In. investment of ldegv. Another di .1 ---- - advantage of the conditions in Eur vision has crossetl the Mueee near I » AI.IFORNIAN IS DETROIT, Mich., Aug. 12.—That ope and are using the war as an ex Tongres anti has advanced towards MUCH IMPRESSED • coming events cast their shadows be cuse to squeeze the public. Waterloo ami Brussels. The attitude of the department of fore,’’ is being demonstrated in De A dispatch from Maastricht reports j -- ,---- --------- - "While I am loyal always to the troit in the preliminary preparations justice indicates that action may be I heavy artillery tire at TongrtN», fol- and the Intense interest manifested taken under the Sherman act to crush lowing th«> fall of Liege, anti it is be- Sun Joaquin valley, 1 can see some by old soldiers and their children and the conspiracy. lievtsl t list the German* have moved great possibilities and wonderful op- ' portunities in the Souther« Oregon their children’s children throughout ¡the latest Krupp gun» there. the country in the national encamp- |NEIGHBOR . SAYS The alii«-», it is believed, will move country. 1 expect to return at some 'future time and look more thorougb- ment of the G. A. R- to be held here, HE SHOT HIS COW lor til(> defense of Bru»»«-I*. lly into your natural resources." says August 31st to September 5th. ______ | ______ No stone is being left unturned to Another case was added to the list PARIS. Aug. 12.—It is officially J. S. Cone, manager of the Co-oper make this encampment the banner piling up for the grand jury's action, announced that a general engag'- ative l.and and Trust company of San one in the history or the annual when Justice of the Peace E. W. Gow- ment is being fought at Twilemont, Francisco, which has extensive hold gatherings. Special facilities are be en on Tuesday bound over Joe Provo. Belgium, where the Germans assault- ings in the San Joaquin valley. Mr. Cone’s home Is In Palo Alto, ing arranged for the accommodation of Poe Valley, on a charge of shoot- ctj the Belgian troops at daylight, of the story tellers at the "camp, ing one of Tom Roberts' cows. He The war office announces that the and he has with him G. F. Morrell of firee." Open house will be kept by was furnished bail for his appearance, engagement is "serious," and adds: I Merced. W. R. Gerard of Madera and local posts at the G. A. R. building According to tales from Poe Val "The Belgians have been ener- ¡V. H. Gerard of Berkeley. They left on Grand River avenue, where numer ley, there has been a little trouble getically resisting the Germans, who 'the Central Garage in their car ous impromptu campfires will be held. between the two on account of Rob-¡attack in force, with infantry, sup- Wednesday for Lakeview, making a The large campfires of the week, erts’ cattle getting on Provo's land. I1,ort«-d by long range artillery. pleasure trip through this section. however, will be held in the armory ________________ "The allied army was rushed to the on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs TWO WEDDINGS DEFENSE MOVES front.” FOR JUDGMENT day nights, September 1st, 2d and 3d. TUESDAY NIGHT! The Association of Civil War --------- PARIS, Aug. 12.—The German Musicians, with 200 fifes, drums and Trial of the damage suit of C E. Two well known Klamath couples; Mosell army today struck at a gap buglee, will attend the encampment were married Tuesday. In both!jn the French fortifications north of Kriegh against the Mutual Milling here in a body. These old veterans cases, only a few were present at the Verdun, Their advance was checked ■ company to recover 17,500 for the will be here a day in advance of the ceremonies. at Longwy, where the lighting is se loss of an arm while employed at the crowds, so as to meet all incoming .company’s sawmill, began Wednesday At the home of Justice of the Peace vere. trains bearing the old soldiers. Many E. W. Gowen, the judge last night Both sides have great strength, and | in the circuit court. W. H. A. Renner. ot the departments, of which there performed the ceremony uniting Wal-|cavalry raiders are screening th* en |H. S. Gale and J. S Kent appear for are about forty-five, will bring bands ter W. Donart and Dorothy B. Moody, j ure front of the German force. ¡the plaintiff, and J. O. Brock of Port with them. The local committee also Miss Lottie Sly was bridesmaid, and i The war office claims that the land for the mill. has proposals from the musicians' W. D. Miller best man. This afternoon Brock made a mo- French are holding a new line be union to provide whatever music or The couple will reside here, where tween Mulhausen and the frontier. 1 tion for a Judgment on the pleadings what number of bands required. in the case. This has been taken un Mr. Donart, who is a graduate of the In addition to these bands which Klamath county high school, is as LONDON, Aug. 12.—A Nish dis- der advisement by Judge Benson. will echo through the city, making sociated with his father in business, patch says Prince George of Servia the shuffling feet step lighter and the In addition, he is also an expert tax was seriously wounded while watch I BIG ARMY stiffening muscles quicken, programs idermist. IN FIELD ing the Austro-Servian flgbt at Bel will be arranged by all the church Miss Beatrice Clendenning became grade. I LONDON, Aug. 12.—According to es, in honor ot the veterans. the wife of Walter E. Perkins at the During the parade, 2,000 school home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. BRUSSELS, Aug. 12.—The war of the military expert for the London children will sing patriotic songs as C. B. Clendenning, with Miss Josie fice admits a general German ad Times, a million soldiers and 5,894 the old soldiers pass their grandstand Low and R. C. Cornlch completing vance is progressing. The German pieces of artillery have been placed in Grand Circus Park. the bridal party. Just a few friends forces and the cavalry advance of the in Belgium by Germany. The great event will be the parade, were present, in addition to the rel-(Germans are fighting, This, he says, is the first line of and Detroit, the city of the motor car, atives. This morning Mr. and Mrs It is believed that the fighting is strength only. In addition, there are will provide automobiles for all of Perkins left for Walla Walla, where ¡west of Tongres and south of Luvain. reserves massed in the rear. the enfeebled and disabled. It la es they will reside. The expert says the bulk of the I The war office claims that the timated that 20,000 old soldiers will --------------------------- 1 French troops now fighting the Ger German army is north of Lorraine. be in line. PORTS AT LIEGE mans in Belgium are winning de A general advance Is progressing. The route will be lined with twenty STILL FIGHTING cisively. It was officially given out ( "This is in the hope ot outflanking ambulances and an equal number of that they are driving back the Ger the French on the north and giving special police telephones will be in them a knockout blow,” he says. BRUSSELS. Aug. 12.—The un man advance. stalled along Woodward avenue, the taken forts arounds Liege are still According to the writer, the allied This statement did not mention the main thoroughfare, for emergency holding forth against the German location, but stated that several Ger- forces can prevent this. The battle, use. troops. It is admitted, though, by man guns had been captured, and con- though. It is predicted, will be "the Michigan will have four thousand Belgians that the German artillery eludes with the following: I most frightful and most destructive in line the morning of September fire is damaging these strongholds j "The German retirement has be- ¡collision of armies in modern hls- |tory.” 2d. Ohio and Indiana are making Censored dispatches from Amster-.come more pronounced.” special efforts to snow under Michi dam say that German selge guns are' The war office bolds that the gen gan. Illinois, the oldest department nearing Liege, where they will be i eral attack on the Belgian-French LEWIS LOOKING in the country, having been organised concentrated for a final assault upon frontier is already a failure and de I FOR INVESTMENTS first and bearing the honor of being the forts. clares that the Germans have retire«» No. 1 and consequently having the all along the line except at one point I 8. H. Lewis, of Seattle, arrived here right in line, promises 2,500. CAMP SENDING Wednesday In the interest of a group where the fighting is continuous. New York, with the largest depart OUT NOTICES of California capitalists, interested In ment in the country, expects to close VIENNA, Aug. 12i—Montenegro colonization projects. ly press all other in point of numbers. The following notices to -water'has declared war on Germany, Mr. Lewis will leave for Seattle in ---------- Friends and relatives and those ac users on the project, each signed by I the morning, this trip being merely companying the veterans, and mem Project Manager J. G. Camp, have i ROME, Aug. 12.—Trieste wire a preliminary one. When he returns, bers of auxiliary organizations, will been sent the Herald for publication: that Austria bas checked the Rus- however, which he expects to do in swell the number of parade witnesses Pending the final arrangements for sian advance upon Lemburg. the immediate future, he will make close to the 2,000 mark. opening the withdrawn land* for a thorough investigation of condl- Buffalo, having the largest post in settlement, intending settlers are ad WANT TO PRY LID j lions in connection with the Klamath the organization, Chapin Post 2, G. vised not to make filings nor to make OF BARBARY COAST ; country, and then report to his com- ---------- I r»any. A. R., will give free transportation stock contracts with the Klamath to all of its members in good stand Water Users Association until further SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 12,—Fran- j --------------------------- | tic efforts are being made here today Her® Visit ing. The post commanders have ar notice is published. ranged for a leave of absence with ’to pry the lid off the Barbary Coast . ^ev- J- A. Davis, pastor of a Meth- pay for all the veterans employed. Some time ago when »we began i [ for 1915. Keepers of the coast re-. °dlst church in Los Angeles, reached The members of the 120 posts of the sending the Reclamation Record to ' sorts of all sorts don’t care a cent—¡,lf‘r'’ Tuesday night from Bellingham, G. A. R. in Western New York will each settler we asked you to sign a not now, at any rate—how tight the I Washington, to visit his brother-ln- make the trip by boat from Buffalo card saying that you wished to con lld Is screwed on after the fair is il«w. Postmaster W. A. Delzell, and to Detroit. tinue to receive it and giving your ad over but they do so want to get the family. He was accompanied from Arrangements for the care of the dress. Quite a large number of you benefit of that Exposition. Bellingham by Miss Dorothy Delzell, Boldlers who may become ill and have not done this and I was in- i Most coasters have looked forward "'I'0 h“» been visiting there with rel- in need of hospital privileges structed to discontinue sending It to I to *uch a rush of business while the i,tive» are complete. Every established hos you. i big show waB in progress that they -------------------------- pital in the city will be prepared to Now this paper would be worth a could retire on competencies as soon Were for Horses do everything in its power to give good price per year, yet when it costs as the gates closed. And then, all Pausi Brunzer, who buys many relief. you the effort of sending a card, you at once, so suddenly that at first they horse* for the California markets. Is For first aid, two large hospital neglect it. You can't afford to do hardly realized what happened to here from Oakland to purchase more tents will be erected, one in Grand this. Get busy and send in your I them, down slammed the lid. ¡stock for shipment. Circus Park and the other back of the card. It was a step taken not exactly in ----------------------- - Soldiers' Monument in Cadillac I the interest of good morals, though A beautiful new flower has been A great deal of damage has been it pleased the reformers. The police ¡evolved by a resident of California Square. Rest rooms will be estab lished at all the depots, hotels, vari done to our drain ditches by persons commission Issued its orders at the who has succeeded In budding a rose ous headquarters, campfires, and along the drains turning their ex i behest of business men who said the i to a blackberry bush. wherever else it mav be deemed ad cess irrigation water into the drains. ¡coast would keep more visitors away visable. This must be stopped until proper in from the fair than it would attract. George H. Roach, recently con- The care of the patients will be let structures are constructed and ¡The coasters- and some of the busl- nrcted with the Portland library, has under the direction of the National regulations made concerning such ' ness men agree with them—argue i been made an assistant. In the O. A. C. Red Cross Society. Fifty nurses and use. For the balance of this season the contrary. library. a dozen orderlies will be in attend no water can be turned into any of For Biiy«-r* Week ance besides the physicians, All our drains. President Wilson has appointed ■------ ------------ -------- steamers carrying veterans on ex- J. L. Johnstone, of the Willis- Mr*. Grace B. Caukln a received of cursion ’rips will be provided with Among the seventy-seven employes Johnstone Furniture company, left public moneys at San Francisco. hospital quarters, n u r se s and of the Pennsylvania Railroad who re Wednesday for Portland to be’ pres physician*, as well as also the public tired on pension in April of this year ent during "buyers’ week.” By the death of Harriet Quimby, boats, especially on the night of the was one woman, Josephine Miller, the only professional airwoman In fireworks on Belle Isle. Emergency who ha* been employed at Lancaster i Plans have been completed for a the United States now Is Miss Blanche cases will be placed on the police for the past thlrty-two years. »26,000 high school at Ranier. S. Scott. ( Semi-Weekly Herald IM. IMU of the Willamette meridian. *««• and except I hat portion of th. above describe«! lands described |n Hint lortaln partial release <>f mur|. A great surprise awaits all those gage dated August 23, 1B12, which sitcmling the first exhibition of »he I* worded In Volume 13 of M<>rt Art Club at the library building, for g ig«* at |>a«c 3«t 1. of the mortKa|t, there are on display paint In«», pas records of Klamath county or. tels water colors aud other form* of egon srt work, that for detail, perspective Taken nnd levied upon u* tin- pi-.y, mil Ideas compare favorably with th« Ity of suiti Eugeni« V Rii het, Frank I ’ work <>f artiste of note I'» plaies. The exhibit will continue to- Hiehot uiul the Oregon Inland b*. mid Friday. iift«tnoon, und jv. lopment company, a corporatif morrow .... 'ot n» niucli thereof us may be nsc*^. evening*. and 1,1 L*ry t<> satisfy the **id Judgment in charge. All of the entries had not been re- favor of F II McCornnt k. a* plaintig .Bed today, but the painting* al ¡ugmii'*t said ilefendunls, with Inter*.' ready there were many In number, tloreoii, together Willi all rost. iiU(| and coveted a wide range of subjects, (ll*liurM«m«ntM that have or may ... from poses and flower studies to laud «•rue C. (’. LOW. Hh. iitr scape* and marine views Among th« A Haydon. Deputy painting* and drawings arc many of August ill Klamath Fall* Crater Lake. Upper Klamath Luke 13-1U-37-3-Io und other locul views. I Following 1« a partial list of th», Sumuiuu* entrants ami the subjects of their | |U the Circuit Court of the 8UI. ul work on exhibition: Oregon, tor Klaiusth County, Mrs. 8. D. Harlan Fruit picture. | > Thou My Guide, Rock Bound Charles Wesley Judklus, Plaintiff. vs. Coast, Dog. Christ Child. Rock < f, A dr» Beatrice Judkins, Deft'udsut Ages. Mrs. Zeno Clarke Kimball Roaes. ¡ To Adrs Beatrice Judklus. the Abut». Named Defendant Apricots. Moonlight. Old Homestead. hi the name of the stat» ot Orvgog, Crater Lake. Old Road. Mr* W. A. Drlaell Pharaoh's you are hereby required to appear «nd answer the complaint filed iixui Horse*, vase and flowers. ¡you lu the above eutltled suit, «a at Mrs. E. C. Richards Yellow roses, before Hie 1311» day of August, III) old farmhouse, ««can seen«', The that being the last day of th« tin« Stream. The Forest, sheep, Followed within which defendant I* allowed to by the Wolves, The Challenge answer herein a* fixed by ths roitn Mrs. Elmer Applegate Orang«», t tor publication of summons herein; cloth of gold ro*ea. American Beauty aud If you fall so to appear Ruses, grapes und apples, mother iu<l 'answer, the plaintiff will apply lotto child, hayseed, Mt Hood, Clematia ! court for the relief prayed fur In tin Sofranna roses ¡complaint filed herein, to-wlt For * This I* th« latest photograph of Mrs. Goo. Baldwin Mt. Hood decree of said circuit court of the Frederick William, the German crown Mr*. E. B. Ramsby- Crater Lake ntste of Oregon, for Klamath county prince, who Is now In command of T. E. Pago Marine view. iforever dissolving ths bonds of lu.trt the German troop* at l.lege. Mrs. L. F. Willets— Ml. Sha.ta urony existing between the pluinllt While the kaiser was seemingly Stanley Smith Mt. Sbasta. old and defendant, and for such other r» making effort* to act as mediator be mlssUn. Ml. Pitt, The Brook lief a* to the court shall appear moot tween Austria Hungary and Russia, Mi«. L. M. Stoarna- Forest pool, and proper in the promisee at least giving outward evidence of HolUud scene. Evening Shadows, This summons Is published In the it, the crown prince was shouting for Sunset. Heml-Weakly Herald, a newopspo» war. The populace In Berlin, which Miss Restorla French N'sstur- published at Klatualh Falls. Oregm, was thrilled by the war ardor, made tiuuix. Moonlight, squashes, pansies, by order of the Honorable Wllllsal a hero of him and cheered him when fruit, farmhouse, landscape, twelve Worden, county Judge of said county, ever he was seen on the street*. When charcoal studies, calls Hilles, Junk. | made and entered on the 1st day ot the kaiser and kaiserin, along with Miss Rachael Applegate- Dreams July. A D 1914. directing service of the crown prince ami crown princes*, Mrs. W. E. Faught— Three land summons herein to b-r made by pvbll- returned last Sunday night from Pots scapes, marine view. , nasturtiums, ration thereof la such uewspsper for dam to the palace in Berlin Unter Still Life, fruit, sepia head, charcoal ( six succoesive weeks den Linden was blocked by cheering bead, crayon head. Date of first publication bsreol thousands. The crown prin«»» came M m . Fred Williams Venire. sh**p. ¡ July 8. 1*14 C. C HROWEK. In for as much of the applause ns the grapes, Venice street i scene. Attorney for Plaintiff kaiser. Miss Frelda Blehn—The Bridge. »-1 M-13 aw Geo. Stankey— Scotch landscape, ¡two Crater I-akes. GERMAN CRUISERS Notice uf Final Ac<<»unl Miss Lola Wilson — Moonlight, OFF CALIFORNIA swans. Upper l-ake. Their First the county court ot Klamath cosi (n COAST TUESDAY Quarrel!. ly. state of Oregon Mr*. L. M. Steam» Japanese In the matter of the «stats uJ SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 12 Ar I scene. guardianship of Joseph 8. Sesd». riving steamers report the German an Insane person, now deceatsl cruisers Nürnberg and Llepslc off The Italie« will inntail four drink- Notice Is hereby given that tbsu- Farallones. Ing fountain* derslgned lias filed with the dark of The steamer Beaver, from Port the above entitled county court b« In Norway women are allowed to land. conversed with the Algerne off final account and report as guardlu sit In parliament, but not to become Cape Mendocino yesterday. of the above mentioned estate U( The British cruiser Shearwater I* | member* of the government. m Iter, ah<! that Friday. August. 11. also nearby, and It I* believed the 1914, at 10 o’clock In the fotehoosd French cruiser Montcalm is In water* : The Base Line road i* to be paved said day at 'tie court house of •»!< with Warrenlta from Portland to near here. county, has been appointed by ths It is believed that the positions of Sandy at 88 cent* per square yard. lion William 8. Worden, judge d the French and English ship* are such Oregon City will expend 1600 on nl.l court, aa tho time nnd place for that a Junction could be effected be h'-arlng objr< lions to, and f'»r oettle fore sundown. In case one or the other fountains, feeding racks and hitching ment of said final account »nd re ' poets for horses to draw country was engaged in fight by the two Ger port, and all persons Interested »rr ' trad«. mans. I hereby notified to file their ol>J«ctloM If any they have, to said account »«I I Federal and state official* are LONDON, Aug. 12.—Movement* of 'report on or before said dsy and bow I urging a large expenditure for »X- the British and French navy are be ! termination of rata In Oregon In said court. ing withheld by the admiralty. This notice Is published pur»u»»t | ________________ It is rumored that the British to order so made on th* 22d day of State Prison Superintendent Law- cruiser squadron left today for North July. 1914. son la putting In a rock crushing Atlantic waters upon wireless order*. SARAH E. SEEDS, Guardias plant near the feeble minded Institu C. c Brower, attorney for said wt»U ST. PETERSBURG, Aug 12,—The tion to be worked with convict labor 23 30-6 13 20«» and supply material for state nnd government today announced that the county highways on a largo scale Russian fleet In the Baltic has cap the county court of th* stst* tured twenty-live merchantmen. Oregon, for the qounty ot cisrt*- Notice of Nheriff'« Hain mas. H INEMA By virtue of nn execution In fore In the matter of the estate of A»uw' closure duly Issued by the clerk of W. Neumann, deceased. the circuit court of the county of Notice I* hereby given that by fF One of the biggest excursion par ! Klamath, state of Oregon, dated the Hue of an order and license heretofot* ties that ever sailed on the Upper 7th day of August, 1914, In a certain ¡granted by the shore-named coortw Lake will be assembled on the deck, action In the circuit court for said II..- uMersigncd administrator of tb» of the steamer Wlnema this county and Ktate, wherein F. H. Mc- ' of August W. N«uni.nin. morning. when the steamer hoists Cornack, a* plaintiff, recovered Judg censed, I will offer for «ale »»A 01 anchors for a day’s cruise, The boat ment against Eugenie V. Illchet, nnd lifter the 2f>th day of Hopteinber. will carry the children of the city's Frank Illchet and Oregon Inland De 11114, will *<*ll nt private ssls. '*! Sundny *chool* and many older per- velopment company, a corporation, • ash, to the highest bidder, sub)** sons. .for the «urn of eighteen hundred nnd to confirmation by the said court, To make it possible for all of the forty-five and 27-100 dollar*, two following described rnnl property, > children to enjoy the outing, all un hundred dollar* as attorneys fees and wit; der 14 will be carried free. The «outs and dlsburHement* taxed at The east half of the south»«* charge for older people will be 60 twenty-three urnl 95-100 dollars, on quarter of section fifteen t1*1 cents for the round trip. Buses will the 7th day of August, 1914, nnd the northeast quarter ot D* make the round trip to and from the I Notice I* hereby given that I will northwost quarter, nnd the nortM I boat for 25 cents, and the first bus on the 12th day of Heptember, 1914, west quarter of the north«««1 will leave Fifth and Main streets at at the front door of the courthouse of t«r of section twenty-two (22).J 7 o’clock. township thirty-eight (21) «®"tl Klamath county. In Klamath Falls, In Stops for a picnic will be made at said count, at 2 o'clock In the after range eleven (11) east of tbs W"- Harriman Lodge and Rocky Point. noon of said day, sell at public aut- lamette meridian, being In KI** tlon to the highest bidder, for cash, uth county, state of Oregon. ix-ave* for East the following described property, to- containing one hundred sixty 0* Will Irwin not the writer, but wlt: ucres, more or less. the brother of the prosecuting at All blds may bo mailed to m*<,r) The southwest quarter of the torney and a well known Lan gel I Val southeast quarter and the «mitli to my attorneys at Oregon City.|,r ley rancher, ha* gone to Chicago, half of the *outhwe*t quarter of «gon where he will visit relatives. GDORGK L. HTOKV section one (1) and the northwest quarter and the west half of the Administrator of the Estate of A“» The government of Denmark con northeast quarter of section twelve ust W. Neumann, Deceased. tributes a regular sum annually to (12), all in township thirty-nine Gordon E. Hayes and Earle C. T the Domestic Workers’ Union. mouth, attorneys. 10-17-8<*^' (89) south, range eight (8) east Latest Photogragh of Frederick William hi Himi ms P[OPI[
