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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-05-03
To Issue Refunding Bonds.
A ssociated Press

a ssociated Press.
New York, May 2-The directoIf
of the ST. Louis, Iron Mountain and
Southern RAILROAD ordered today the
calling OF a special meeting Of the
stockholders TO authorize the pro-
pose issue OF two hundred thousand
dollars worth Of refundins bonds.
The bonds will be used 10 retire
outstanding obligations and for the
hetterment of the properties and. the
acquisition Of additional railroads.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-05-03
Examinations for State Certificates

Examinations for State Certificates.
The state department of educa-
tion has ordered a special examina-
ti0n for state teachers certificates
10 be conducted at the various coun-
ty seats Friday and Saturday Of this
week (today and tomorrow
The examination will be hid at
the city school building in this city
with c. G. Hallmark and Mrs. E. r.
IT, Howard as the examiners. Ex-
laminations Will begin at eight
O'Clock Only state certificates viii
be issued At this examination.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-05-03
LITTLE INO|ANA'S
NEW CANAL SYSTEM
NEWLY ORGANIZED COMPANY
HAS MADE IMPROVEMENT
Has Doubled Acreage Under Irriga-
TIC on thN System-Other Bene-
fetal Results Through Conversion
OF Resaca Into Drain System.

The most important work in the
history Of the Little Indiana canal
company was finished Thursday,
April %. when the new canals were
opened for use
Aside from the superior economy.
efficiency and durability Of the new
canals, their construction will grea. u
~ facilitate the work on the new
drainage system, as part of the old
resaca will be utilized as a drainage
ditch
The danger from seepage will also
be reduced to a minimum as the new
canals follow more or less closely the
banks Of the old canal, and drainage
bitches carry the seepage water into
the resaca. The drainage water from
the outside bitches will be flumed
under the new canal at all low
points. The resaca and bitches thus
arranged form part Of he drainage
system of District No. 2.
The need af a new water system
had long been felt by the land own
ers on the Little Indiana canal, and
finally in October. 1911, a contract
was let for The construction of two
canals, one four miles, and the other
tbrno rniIo, ToDr oooI, boy;.
width Of forty feet, the construction
following the banks Of the old canal,
in general, but making several i'm
portant curt offs which materially
straighten the canal
The work was to have been fin
ished in ninety days, but the unusual
amount of unfavOrable weather the
past winter, delayed the compile ion
until the last of April.
1t is the intention Of the manage
ment of the new land company,
which comprises Messrs. J. Singer.
G. c. Singer, R. r. Singer, d. Rob
inson and Mr. Hart, to continue the
work of which the present unit Is
the beginning, until the entire tract
from the river to the Rio GraHde
Railroad is under irrigation, making
total average of nearly 10000
acres in the complete system, that
will come under water.
Of cours5 new pumps will have
to be added. 1pr the pumping plant.
and it isl tlbfFtention Of the com
pany this fLLAo install a new pump
with much greater capacity than the
one now in use. The present pump
has capacity of $4,000 gallons per
minute, and with the new and more
efficient means of delivering water,
will be easily able to supply the pres
ent system.
The cost of this undertaking has
been over $4,000. but the promoters
feel amply repaid for their outlay.
as the irrigable area under this eys-
TEN has been doubled, and with more
efficient service the cost of delivery
will be materially reduced
Fifteen men and teams are now
engaged in raising and strengthen
ing the laterals. the whole of which
will be raised before any new worh
is attempted, fer, although the new
canals are only. graded one foot
higher, their ymaller size and more
even grading will make it possible to
raise the water TO level two and
one half feet above the highest poin
it has hitherto been possible to reach
The water has been gradually fill
ing the new canals for the past week,
and by Sunday everything will be in
full swing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-05-03
Weather Forecast.
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Washington. d. c., May 2-West
Texas, showers Friday except fair in
the southwest; Saturday fair and
cooler East Texas. local showers
Friday and cooler in the interior:
Saturday generally fair in the west
and showers and cooler in the east.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-05-03
Sugar Lands Flooded.
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Baton Rouge, La, May efforts
to close the Torras, Louisiana,
crevasse were abandoned today and
the flood from the Mississippi river
il sweeping through the rich sugar
cane lands tonight
The protection levee at Angola,
La, where the state farm Is located
broke today. Other levees are re-
ported to be at the point OF collapse
and the situation as a whole is most
desperate in central Louisiana which
is now bearing the brunt Of the flood
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-05-03
Cattle Market.

Associated Press.
Kansas City. Mo-. May 2-Cattle
steady 70 a shade higher: export
steers S7.75 to sSS5. Hogs steady
10 10 cents lower; heayies $40 10
$3.50. Sheep steady to 10 cents
lower.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-05-03
Will Never Resign.
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Mexico City. May president
Francisco l. Madero In an interview
today reiterated his declaration that
he would never resign and asserted
that even should Mexico City fall ne
would continue to fight. retiring to
the mountains Of the south and d.
recting his campaign from there.
The speaker OF the chamber of depu-
ties today appointed committee %
work for the pacihcatlon of the
country. "A subcommittee will be
chosen TO confer with the rebels
under Pascual OrOZco.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-05-03

The worlds demand for moving
pictures now calls for the use %
nearly $1,000 miles Of film a year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-05-03

Many man i the architect Of his
own misfortune
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-05-03

Some people find IL easier TO get
married than to stay married.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27

Gnbelia pil Der bIipe SaIa al embeoss
mGnb. Raar bette Sorretninesmsoe
or oper ifaI hi til Saniet. Der ~beepnoer
al. $50. weo oenne 9dntet haaber
ri at ie miuplt TOO 5ofninger. aue
SIa9s norite 9etter bill Der bore paa
De tore gorbe, % ioa meset at aIs
fms, iaa Sorbeue itnl busue. Ranr
pi bar ipiit ~bespnoer bort grosram.
vi bar faaet 9ou pad 9iis Stapeu;
bun .er en- naiurIis StneipiIerinpe, %
bet CT barb Din &eiie bare al bore
henbe. gi bar mango sobe Snlere,
9oo Wuiit er Der iereet for.
Gen 6te Sept. 1faI pi paa en- llos
Hugt til Rinnebaba Sails % Solbiers
Some. Salere or beitilte for oenne
Sag.
SIN, Sotnineer, bd Stbret bar oronet
og fat alting iitnno for bette Stepne,
iaa maa Sc o9iaa eisre Seres Yligt
at fomme. Ger life Ifumfulb foroi Sc
er Sotnina, men rag et Yar Spileoa9e
og TOM I'll bort Stepne / Sairsllgen.
Saa tiliibit bill bi % inbbnoe ole
sotningcr / gmerita til bort Stepne,
og ale andre 9pebelag, iom snlter al
taee 9el / bort Stepne, % tiliibit, bnlf
Stebet oe Chen: Ro5art Sdu, 1417
8aibineton Npe. Soutb, Minneopolis.
ste os 6te september, / Sairslisen.
Sobu 6. q a II, Yr9iioent, Spring
8robe, Ntinu.
%. g. S6nne Sefr., 2206 Spbns
ion ct. q. g., minneapolis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27
ajenOte BET Dl.
alminselise Srei iaa pel ii'not al
H~Oropeitens gorsere / ~bnnorebpis.

en- pelflenot gprpe / mango SIem,
BURDEN at en- "oaarlis Sps".
On iaar, ipas os parienoe 5ipa
5prtGler big oite ON Ipreinsoomme.
7oan's aionep Bills er for ipass sprer.
per er sooe Siouesbpro tit gepis osrior.
6. Q. NaImauiit, Brain Ct. Stub gitp.
@iun, Tiger: Seq bar uGret bslt beiriet
for Rpsimertsr o. andre Spmptomer yaa
Tpreipseomme iioem ies ior tire aar iiben
brrtste SpaR's Sionep Bills. gaa oenne
sio ambeialte ies oiientlis bette Niooel, o.
bet er mig M en- 5ornsislie at betraite min
iorrise liotdlelis. Sioen ies farts bets Sob.
beo q. flenee bar ies Oite tilraaoet bets
Srus | andre 3ilialoer al Npreipsopmme.
9ilialss hos ale S1noleube. gris so
Gents. Softer ilbrim Co.. Buffalo, Hep
gort, gueaseuter iOr be 5orcnebc stater.
put Hapnet - Span's = % tag intet
auoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27
&rinsenfsttens 8eisnins.

Eli Greoe 8ubbrnnbsoeIer og eners
andre, icm fan babe Snteresie | Rrins
genitettens HeiSning og tiuige / at
bore reprRienteret peb benne 4nlebs
ming, tan melbeS, at Saitor 6. g.
Sborfpeen pal9tes til at gaa iom Dor
8~eprGientaut. Settle Sals bar fors
t~rinIigt, o9 Ri er Sat ifpIbige iaapel
bdm Tom De Iom LOB bam saa. &iert
og pligtifploigt piIoe bet MI bGre, ON
Ri paa en- eler anbeu Naabe tuune
faa iarmen iaa meset, at pi betalte
Silletten. paaber at nogen bill forez
ilaa paa bpilfen Wtaabe pi hlnbe siss
re BET. Wuligen5 pi funoe fan Der.
q. Suerlie, 9enion Iinueiota, til at
moptage Si5ie Selsb, ba ban er Sasz
ierer for Observation-Disclosures a~Ili9epel.
Set tirbe bore Dem ubenom @uos
branbsbslerne, iom piloe bore meo |
bette, % be er ligciaa peltomne Ionl
no9en. Ser bar Bit life Iaa faa uoenz
ON 9aIen iom uubeit ell brutal, imer@
telig % formGbeIi9 Sso peo Sincldirs
Sab | &rin9en. Set par not ct upper
Iigt Steb for en- Zig GnIebnirg. Norz
&c bar bel tnapt ct Sibeitpfte til oenne
9eeipenbeb. 9ab % bore fra inters
esiereoe. @enlisit Sores
Sans 8. Rpen.
Nl6in, Winu.
(Stnpre norite glabe bebeS optaee.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27

SfsIge Seitemmelie at 2aeets Stps
re ifdI hi aItian isien ba bort Stepns
/ minneapolis ben 7be os Sbe Sept.
Sfienbt BET er mango Ting, iom ta'
Ter til Sorbel for at mebe paa ct iaas
pibt ccntraIt Steb og benbtte Sair'
lIaen for Stennet, ion bar ies bog hsrI
llctaIelier of De ileite at De 9lore ber'
runot ON at fao Stepnet osiaa benIa9I
til en- ''Iusumt' b~eIi9genoe minbre gr
/ Iorbpeiten aar ON auoet. Sette
gnIte er fuIotuo berettiset, ug iirr oa
bet tommer fra be 9lbre buroe bet re-
ipetteres. Roset at bet hpsselisltc
peo bisie Gag er 10 at hume faa barre
iammen iaameset iom mlli9t. fornps
Setienotifaber fra llnsoomnsaarene e''
ter 90, 80, 40 a so Wars aolfiaeIiG
ira samle Rooer Rorse. Sette tror
man fan bebit opnaa | en- miriore Sp,
bpor ma prntIiif taIt tinoe pGrs
iammen unoer belle Stepnet.
8ortIeet fra Oct bpsseIige at tr9f'
fes igien. iom openfor nGpnt, iaa e.
Der enteIte itisnf life mango =
Iom life tan inoie Nptten al og Sens
iiateu meb bisie Spsoelae. Bel. "si'
oet er life bare Raoeu", iom man
Tiger. @i er uspanbret ira ct fattist
men bog ct rist. 9nno ct. enno,
iom oporoS fine gsrn til sooe Dor
sere. Scr bIep 1i bel mootaset, q
JON iaaSanne rsipeitcret. CT III mel
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27
~SptninssIasetS Stepne.

Sn siben Iatter at sotnineerne
isien ifal til Stebne. iaa mna Stpret
for 9aset faa Sop til at iisc. at III er
aIt orbnet for bet itore Stepre 90
Sammeutomit ben 5te og 6te Septems
Der pnn No5art SaH, 14t7 3aibings
ton apeuuc, Soutb minneapolis. Be
10 iture Sale ! oenne Spsnins runs
mer 1000, iaa BET bliper gflim for ole
De Sotuinser, iom tpmmer til Gtennet.
oe bet lIaar til Dem at sisre 9ieiten.
nemIis at fommte til Steonet.
Sorretninssmsoet bespuber 81. 2
gftermiobae. os Der er ct meeet pigtigt
Neoe. Sef fornemiie er ben itpre Gape
ION ri itaI ianIe til De fattige og nebs
Iioenbe / Sorer tgitre os Seitre),
SGrseu til Rorse J 1914. &inoeeapen
iii Rorse. fGIIes SIaS meo be andre
gpsoeIas. % mauat anbet, iom bar os
oil oGre I'll lior Snteresie iOr mango.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27
Spbens Seh.

S6os. 9tiitp bar fpSt / gtorge ben 90.
Aug. 1887, og bsoe | lit Siem Den ste
Alenit 1912, n9iten 10 Nar sammel.
San fom bio til 9anbet / 1869 og nep@
iatte Jig peb 9ecorab, Soma, bpor ban
ianlnte Sfar eiftebe fig meb Wiis Sis
Crib Ssime. s bette gg9teifab bar
febt II 8ern. bporaf 5 er saaet foruo
/ 9gben. Mf hans 9ern nerb9renbe
peb S~eeranelien bar 8ilaif % Ilfreo,
iom opbolber zig biemme, @rs. Belle
Seberien af Yiott, 81. Sat, oe giten
at Rorit5, g. Sat-, meoens SeIsa.
iom leber / @urt. 81. Sal, os Paitor
gbp. Iiitp al Srootlpn, 81. g., iom bar
forbinbret for at tomme. s 1871 flpts
tebe Sbos. 9iitp meb SamiIie til Gins
coin gouttp, Sprinsbale Emp, 9. 8.
bppr hans Sarm er belissenoe.
Shos. Hiitp bar en- af Nntliren nobel
Ianb, en- inilp % elifenoe Sar %
S@gtefGle, en- sob Yabo % en- ariiten,
Ipm | mango Slar meo Stsbeo pirteoe
for ben lutberife 99re. San bar en-
al be iaa, ium aItib bapbe ct tiItrGfs
teRbe emil. Der siorbe ct soot Snbs
trgf paa ale ban fom / gersrelie meS,
2Jerfor bill osIaa Spmpatbien for barl
saa oper til hans i%sreenoe gnte os
Born. Sbb Snfota bar sgre at ar
buie iaabdnne gorsere, Tom nosuer en-
GOD S%nbilpbelle pan anbre. Sreb meo
bans Stsp.
gearapelien foregif beb ben norifs
lutberite Strife Sorsba9 ben Sbe gusuit.
Apr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27
I'll spsperbmerne | slmerifa.

Sa hi bar begbnpt at inmle ct tibet
Offer til ct Or9eI til SpspGr airfe.
bill ies minoe ale. ipm er fra Spso9r,
ON at bore meb og hiGlpe til meo
8apen til SreeIet. Ru bar SpspGr
Sosn fjsbt M IltertaoIe, iaa pi Tom
er Der / amerita, burbe sipe Dem Ell
Then Rinbeeaue. SAB os life glemme
Dor e9en Seoebpeo, 5ppr pi er bsbt oe
fonfrmeret. Seq CT filter paa, at pi
bill life angre bet.
Saa bill ieg sniie at ollie er meb oe
life penter meb bet. "8~iierguttenS"
Geoaftsr er iaa penlig o9 mobta9er
Rensene % foitterer for berL iaa De,
iom oil p9re meb, fan ienbe til "gis
iereuttens" Hebaftsr, Storp Gitp. Sa.,
geuli9 SiIien til Snsp9rbuerne
Cars Saufaas, Iabiion, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27
Spprgsmaal.

Or Der noseu blanot be 5uiinoer. iom pi
| be i~uunone IS War bar icfst CrsIer III %
iom oenne Ssit tube snite at om6ptie Srs'
let for ct paftert gianp, iaa oil ~iaaoanre
gooheosfuIbt t~ilitripe %.
vi fan life inoe 5io iii al ~iilitriue eoer
alle perionlig meo Spsrssmaal oerom, bupr'
for pt gigr bet 40 oenne Sei.
abiolut ailirebsbeo er Dor Gdrauti psida
s;anr sIeloer 8iauper laapel ION CrsIer.
8ataloaer ienoes pua 6orlansenoe.
CARL RAUGLAND.
$40 Second Ave. So, Minneapolis, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27

at forme cn M Station os bsr oire
Der beoitc, iom or / os for ben Gag.
baaoe | aanoeIia, hlItireI os / stonos
mill Senieeuoe. aan gnspeIasene peo
Chen at fine andre Cpsaper osiaa BIZ
bragg noset til bette SormaaI. fac er
piftnot Sooebbeniisten opnaaef.
3. 6. @aarber.
Starbucf. Rinn.. 10. Nug. 1912.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27

Granger De en- Spmaffine? "Sus
pennen" er iaa COB Tom nogen anSen
Spmnifine til ben botbeIte Eris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27
Qaben R~orreiponoance.

epsrasmaaI fra geticnsr, ium life opsiper fine
Rapne III Saskatchewan, beibares lite.
SpSraere bepes nhatte line S~psrssmaai ct TART %
troeligf SprDa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27

eens "rsesrsl.esNex@ til sIest % Ben
nex ! bet samls 2Gaes
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27

10s97. Sp.: San Ies probe OBJ
$50 acres 9auo paa IA 0saureoer.
naar ies life er Berger AT u. 2. Del
bemertes, at ies FLED. fereno Den me
2ou traaote / sraft, % beepnbte at
lepe paa 9anbet 6 Naaneoer eftcr
SiIina (9be Gpril 1912.
Spar: De fan prupc up paa IA
Manneber efter ben san,le sop ps be.
bsper life anoet enb SereS fprite Ya.
pir, fiben &c fileb pon Sanbct % bps
iatte Gem Der, fcr ben me Sru traaotc
ifraft. 2ppen bar life tilbascpirfenbe
Sraft.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27

10S99. Sp.: Raar en- Wano bar
forpa9tet Ell Sarm / q. Sal, uDen at
BET er iibtrnffeIig in9t / &ontratteu,
bpem iom ifaI bape Srueten, tilfalber
BEN ba Sorpasteren e0cr @ieren?
Suar: 5~prpaste:en, bpis Gieren
life bar fprbebulbt Zig 5rnsten eacr
npsen Gel af ben.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-07-18

But The question could be
asked, WY suoulu the name In.
tldel be changed from faithful
ness to unTaithfuiness. rhis we
ans %ct came III the course Of
time by q miSund- rstaudin,3 vi
! lhG meanlug Of tl!r word.
! For it is an evident tn.
when the Christians called tie
ManOmidCnS, lnIideiH. this could
not Of Oeen because tie AlunU-
mldens did not believe in a God,
for their belief was that MaAO-
met was the great prophet II
GOD. 50 We must say that the
great reason for this was, that
they did not believe in a Christ.
Again Thomas Pain was called
an inlidCi; and lie believed III
Goo, but he did rot believe III Il
Christ SO we shall add again
that when Pau! spoke Of an in.
hdel then was of a man that did
not believe IN a Christ. And in
order to let the reader know this
to be fact We shall quote The
following Passage Of scripture,
pie Sc read.
q And this is the record of
John when the Jews sent priests
and LovitNs from Jerusalem to
ask him, Who art thou?
And he comic, sed and denied
not: but confessed am not the
Christ.
And they asked him what them
Art thou Elias? And he saith Il
am not. Art thou that Prophet? |
Ana he answered. No. st. John |
1-10- 20
In this Christ and the prophet !
are both named. So the reader
will see that the word Inidel has
its Qrogln from faithful belief: !
more than. from a disbelief, So
with this great fact laying before
us-We shall leave the word In.
idel, and turn our attention to
the different beliefs-let them
be called whau they may. And
the first Of those shall bells I
there a spiritual God? Some say
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-07-18
In6delitty


word, that is not understood by
a great majority Of the people
And inorder that Our readers
may come to a Gear pnder> tand
ing, We have undertaken, to
give q true rendering Of the
word, or in other words The diff
Ferent, beliefs, and then the
reader will be able to see the
true meaning.
In an early day. by he French
the word was applied to faithful
ness. Nidella) The nav render
ing, was by the christians, ap.
plying it to the Mohamadians =
And they in return applied the
word to the christians From
this, the name Inildol was given
to all disbelievers, who dis heljev-
ed the inspired word. and the
inspiration Of religion. Since we
Fave those ronderings Of those
early days Of The past, We come
on down to the present day, and
we find many other rcndcrings
and many other ideas, advanced,
Ana one Of them that we shall
speak of at the presant, is, that
if a man does no5 believe in a
Supreme Divine Being, or in
other words believe in a spiritu.
al God, he is an Infidel. This
idea is presented in Paul's Ian
guage in the following words.
And what concord hath Christ
with Belial! or what part bath he
that bolieveth with an iniael:
2 Cor. 6 - Is
In this scripture we have a be-
lever in Christ set apart from
an Infidel, and taking the con
text in connection with the above
text we learn that Paul spoke to
the Gentiles believeing in Christ,
calling those that did not believe
in Christ, Infdels, While it ment
faitffulness in the days of the
French detination In Paul's
time it was disbeliever in
Christ. And that is what 1t
would have to be called today.
No difference what other kind
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-07-18

is II : Ne are among those
that say there i, a spiritual GrG
that IS a God OF the heavens,
This We prove hy a universal
fea~ Won can not IDOL, a. onv.
thin. ,h3r las Iifn in i hnt rhn,
has tear-n3n fears man i tAe
nigAe>tpDyer on c4r,h And "
thi, manner We Drove a nnjvcI
sal fear. and in proving a univu1,
sal tear. in man-we prove a an
iver~.l I,iuhpr BOWER than man
and WHAT ,yertiYt mower j. if
is Goo.
Tnore is a class Of paonle who
cain TIA there i, a ,,od OF ma.
turs. and that. this is all the
God there is, And we shall saw
that there j., q Liyjne T,aw in ma.
tu.r. ana when that Law is vic.
lttad. The character VIOLATING
that law must suffer- Far this
Divine Luw was given to eycrv
tnin:s ny the Divine Creator.
,l,tfe Law Of Nature is some.
tning that must be Closely OBJ
served, or IL not, there can be
wrong concopton takea from
the same For at his nrnson.
season of tbo roau :. ,I5
> Wv "'' ~ "oo'o
' " :, NV '''o ~ " VI ''"'"ie
-, - - WV WYNN ','' e''' I'll
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-03-29
ORDER.

In the Superior Court Of the State of
Washington for Thurston County.
In the matter of the estate of Robert
Waddell, deceased.
w. B. Waddell, the Administrators of
the estate Of Robert Waddell, deceased.
having filed herein his petition praying
for an order Of sale Of part OF the real
estate belonging to the estate of said de-
ceased. for the purpose Of paying debts
and claims against the said estate and
forth.
It Is therefore ordered by the Superior
Court Of Thurston county, State Of Wash
ington, that Susan g. WaddelI, Emma
Swift, Ella Chambers. W. b. WaddUll,
Lizzie Waddell, Albert Waddell, Arthur
Waddell and Lee Waddell and all other
persons Interested in the estate Of said
Robert Waddell, deceased, appear before
the said Superior Court on Monday, the
18th day Of April, 1919. at the hour Of 10
o'clock In the forenoon Of said day. ct the
Courtroom In the Court House III Olym-
pia, Warrington, and show cause. II any
they have. why the prayer of the said
Administrator to sell said real estate or
80 much thereof ~ may be necessary. at
public or private sale. should not be
be published tor four successive weeks in
the Warrington Standard, newspaper Of
general circulation. published In The city
Of Olympia. county Of Thurston, State Of
Washington.
Dene e open Court this the 2ad day Of
JOHN r. MITCHELL.
First publication March 70. 1919. &.
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SUMMONS ~ susL,oAruoM.

TN the Superior Court Of the State Of Washing.
! ton for IhurstOn County.
Tom Ismay, Administrator Of the estate of Clear
like or Clalack, deceased, Plaintiff W. James
Ts-me.luck and Talace Ta-me.luck his wife, and
Nancy Tame-luck his daughter. and TO all
other persons unknown, II any, having or
claiming 70 have an interest, right. title, lien,
or any claim Whatsoever, In and 10 The real
estate hereinafter described in the complaint,
Defendants.
State Of Washington to the said James
Ta-me-luck, Talacc Ia me-luck his wife, Nancy
Ta-me-luck his daughter, and to all other per-
sons unknown, II any, having or claiming to
have any right, title, claim, lien. or any interest
whatsoeveF, In tho real estate hereinafter de-
scribed. Defendants:
to be and appear within sixty days after the
date Of hrst publication Of summons, to-wit;
within sixty days after the 18th day OF March,
1912, and defend the above entitled action in
the above styled Court, and answer the COM
plant OF plaintiff and serve . COPY Of your
answer or other pleadings upon the undersigned
attorneys for plaintiff ct their address below
stated; In case Of your failure to do, Judgment
will be rendered agetnst you according to the de-
mani Of the complaint which has been filed
Win the Clerk of the said Court.
The object Of said action Get forth In the said
complaint 10 70 quiet title to the following de-
sH Off n y Of NE x Of Sec. %, Tp. 1s, N
r West, w. NJ, Thurston county, Washington.
THOMAS NJ. VANCE,
HARRY L. PARR,
Attorneys for Plaintifr
ONCE address, Si6 Main st., Olympia, Wash
ington.
Date Of first publication March %. 1912. It.
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WOODROW Wilson's personal can
didacy bureau now date its pub
licity matter" from 1.-The Progress
sive News Bureau, Washington, d.
c." and the subject matter endeav-
ors to raise an issue between Wood
row and other aspirants by a chal-
lenge as to the merits of the direct
primary as cure for all bossism and
machine politics. Woodrow favors
the primary and assumes that oil
others oppose it. Notwithstanding
nobody has appeared to take the OPP
posite view. Woodrow therefore ap-
pears to be be very much in the at
titude of the farmer who in like
challenge for q controversy declared
he always found that it wrenched
him like thunder to kick at some
thing and find it was not there.