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New-York tribune., 1912-08-11

Tbc duel was between Tommy and Hathaway. The
bot, so,rcd ten dollars at q time, Tommy pile soon
dwlndIing and fading away. He began o. 'orrow
81 call" said Tommy husNly after % u'e i have
@vcry sorry. drawleI Hathaway, reaching for the
stakes. 81 have ....
"Ji,val 30 takcc money bad boy, Wa o't Nh
Mist Tommy, he no good t-hc Cheatec you. se !, H,l
vcllcl ~hrll voice If rage Nh Lee BunS E thre"
himself into the room and hudllcl over 'a. precious
jackpot much as q brooiing hen defends De-, .SSs
a saw what, the row" asked both EnSi'hmen
jumping to their feet ...,..,.
"Bung. are YOU loco, Get away. Sr""..- io'NH!
lifting hi, slave by the pigtaL
ale ,f,ttcc v0u-I see him takcc card
as IT customary in this peculiar country 20 call n
one, servants whenever one loses "a o'' . money
'sJ'' 81 Iii y I"y ycry low snrlcI Ha,h ,ezng
chair and plunging at Bung, who, W.T." -a.r'aoe
4I.-tna-,. lodged the blow and Watle. A" e '"3','
with the outraged Hathaway at IN, heels r.', 10.
lowing The chase pointed straight NN Tie "y'''
where Bung, still keeping the lead. >crt'a " | a@-.
der and through a manhoc 10 the root. i- .-,'"'"H!
rl4,,,f foot ON the third round Bung. ir.'. -iiy."
ro,ition kicked the ladder away and pre-. -,ei '.e
great Hathaway the broad Of hS mag .- - -
That imbcclc should be shot. thuni'. ' ''''
~Brng Come down commanded Tommy. 'ooAng
,,p and observing yellow face gazing .. Ike '''
harvest moon through the open scu,te. A.,
81 mo- com, down." responded Bung .r' M.S'
Half Wav he chca,cc YOU / tell um Iu'- ivan:
Come. the mans dcmcntei >la n. I-"'"!
were not wanted hcrc-wcN il 60 III once. ..,...
"Oh fellows there, no uSc oi orr g.''.. I'D .'. ~
over this. Bung must have been dnna"- -e' W..
the Portuguese farmer. ! never 81" nm i 'N"'
way before Come downstairs and we ,. " ,
They went downstairs and forgot Il, ' P.9.
was out of the question that night; SD
and went to bed. Kent and Hathaway .' N "'"'
had won over "a hundred and twenty a.. III.
Ba'ciulv under the dog star m the l- ~.
rllun "a flt. grotc~Quc figure SQua'icI on -
~ 1 ! lin. t.f Inc Z p
New-York tribune., 1912-08-11

~Your Chinanlln's rather the most ylolrn inp"'
I've met in this country" SAID Hathaway ~ "
morcdlv e" fancy a chap ike that would a.. .'''e'
gambling in any household. bad
Not in this household" said Tommy, whose NJ ,, 40.
stung him deeper than he would admit N'e' .,!N'S'
we'll have revenge on YOU fellows won We N'".
"You bet" agreed Sid albeit rather lcCoN' ,;
81 say YOU are the plucky ones erred hti', ''.''''
aStically. .h,.,t.
But when the cloth was removed for Tommy iAreAS
cncd vengeance the gamcStcrS sought NAul I'' 1T 1T
and counters Not at first Suspccting 8ung ..dnsn
conb Gff1t the company spent most OF 'hJ ,, i
searching the place At about SIX cIocN l''l Pa
up At that point Sid volunteers, To 60 10 N',' LJs
and procure a complete layout OF poker Supp"N9 VIM
his friends prepared another meat
SUPPER was over and the lamps ht before ''' si s,aie
- was again got under way Tommy cheeks were t,C
and there was a reckless light in his eyes as liI' -
time he took chances that novice would nav ' he
And with the luck that follows fools ana ''N. N ror
rode an even keel for sometime, neither l"N.i l.l
losing much Sid Barker, on the other hHid' & t,' n
more cautiously, frequently dropping OUT Il! i!,'',,and
tcrvaS he had time to notice the EngliSHh'il i the
to deduce that they had not learned yesterday o' '
day before. = Uatha.
\ branch stirred by an open window bacK oI ii'''
ways chair c. Uatha.
The ante was dollar, the limit twcnty-hVe iiir Sns
way began again to amaSS red. white, ana Oue I'm
Then someone started jackpot, one oi IIio'c aet.
things which refuse to open until 1t mas octn ~
cned" To surfcit The table became piled Wl'l 10, ,be
II opcn." said Tommy gently. The leaves D! by tr
open window fluttered as though ghoSt mao
"CarCs3" inquired Kent, dealing with deXteIlN, N,b;ch
~ stand pat" said Tommy with that modesty WIN"
Continued Page IS
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-24
Cox has nice eating Ap.
pies for sale.

51BS9 IVA SG8AC0
Miss Evans. accompanied by friend
Miss Gertrude Reynolds, came in Wed
nes5av night sc a surprise 20 Uucle
and aunty Carr:ck She is stu with
tbe Cineinnatti finn and likes the eho-
sen work ard returns IN a few days.
Cottages for Rent. All sizes.
See G. W. Miller
Rev. Kircher Of RUSSELL exchang d
pulpits With Rev. Alexander last Sun
day and preached at the Presbyterian
church in the morning and at the
Air Dome in the evening. Rev. Alex
ander held Communion service at Rus
sell and bsptised four.
The Cbautsuqua magazine and the
four Volumes Of the ChautsQqua read
ing course for 19I2-18 have been p'ae-
ed in the Public Library, Mornings
With italian Masters of Art, Social
Progress in Contemporary Europe,
The Spirit of French Letters. Home
Life in Germany.
Prof. Wood aaa wife arrived Non
day evening and took possession of
their new home in the Alex Philip
cottage on Wilson avenue and will at
tend the Methodint churcn near by.
Mr.. T u. Wood WaE one OF the Man
ual Training SeAcal st Pittsburz, will
have charge OF the 1rOnWoFkInz depart
|ment ef the Hew Agricultural School
ot eur State Normal and will use as
his workshop the old Hospital build
i1g lately uesd as the Dining club.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-24

The Boy Scout movement is pushing
ta the fEent and the gentlemen Of the
Town are pushing it to encourage the
boys and are their Council and elect
I'd these officers for this year:
President AzeI Cochran Vice
CEes. c N Stock, Sec 8 Treas. q w
Chittenden. Scout-naster Rev. Alex
andeT. who was authorized to raise
funds for the mOvs ment in the manner
he may deem beat. The boys enjoyed
immens sely their outing CbautaUqua
week.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-24

Next week, Wednesday anI THURS
day. q h ana 28th is the Farmer g
Co ference an meetings at the Rx-
p psriment station Ou- exch4rges are
giving it nice notices and quit a zig
cfO@G Of farmers may be ex eesed to
a attend As one paper says:
The Hays Ex2e, iInenr Station is
stu It'd ia that part of Kansas where
it can DO a work OF great value 10 th a,
state. This work should he watched.
Every western Kaneas farmer can we'll
afford to look over the Hays State
Farm at least o. &c a year. You will
be repaid for attending this m seting
The DIR farming system of crops are
showing up fine.
They are IN 4king big arran1. m nts
over there for tke seeing a. d hearing,
(she harbacu- eating ID cnt our They
wsnt every farmer and his f~mily Of
th's az surrounding county 20 rTive
over 'here, see the crops a d expert
menis, the si'o buiIaing and STOCK.
Bring along ycur has etF,. picaic on
re eek ard visit With vnur friends,
and hear the sps akinp Every farme-
should brig is family ard enjoy one
day IN vacation and far e6ueation
The Station ries-the four IN hard,
the Float, the Farmers stand-ny', the
header box-aIl will be / , The process
sion. The 25 toms Of the Experiment.
sta tor. will help gsks visitors well
come ard To zee the siVh's
Thsv uilI take the visitors who come
DO train over TO the buildings
A new svstem se beeD adopted over
there this year. People are tn SEE
everything, not RIDE AROUND ard
look. The teams will go from the Of
fee to the f1eI6, All get out and zee
things 177sii tired Other teams take
you TO TIE rext naint snd get out ard
80 ~ urtil you we been.an around
and SEEN the sights. tut willie All
is F-re It is not a PIeazura Ride hut
Inst ructinn thst u bsiag prepared for
While the addresses il the han
will be q7aEIy enter ssiniug ard ed r
cationsl. So he sure TO attsrd
D.. J. 3 Wo-s-, who viii deliver 2
addresses (o=e esch day. is cne of the
qnost noted Agricultural speakers /"
the West. His princioal address the
first afternoon Will he m f'Dry Farm
ing-a Live Issue. HaYs people ard
the formers ehould give Inn hearty
reeG ption- He comes al the 8ty from
North D skota to speak TO Us Let's
not dissppoiht him with q small audi
e3ce.
Supt Ter EYck sends out this no
tice: 'I wish to urge our Ellis sou 1ty
farmers to attend the meeting in the
Afternoon and evenings We have pre-
pared an excellent program. You viii
Be we'll repaid to stop the piow for q
dav and hear the addres sses. / vii
consider ii a personal favor if vou viii
these meetinas Pl ase do not |
fsil 10 come TenEyck.
TIE Commercial Club request Ellis |
county farmers 70 drive in early ootA |
days and help take the visitors from |
other counties over TO the Expert ]
ment building
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-24

Miss YiEmsnd is home from her triI
east. Had q nice time.
Miss Name Hulroy Is visiting ovel
at MeCrseken this week.
Monarch Axle Grease, Best on mar
ket For Sale by WOLF BROS
Mrs Annie Scott and son return thi:
Friday night to K, c..
Mrs E. ]. Mullen is home agair
from her trip east.
Fred Miller and wife last week en-
joged visit in Los Angeles.
Miss Elsie Macintosh is back from
her western vacation trip.
Mre. Bert Lester and children this
week visited relatives in Wilson.
Prof Hass has again taken charge
OF the Sharon Springs schools,
Jimmy Nolan goes to Topeka Sur
day to visit relatives a few days,
Mrs. Millard Kirkman and children
took vacation trip east on Thursday.
Ross Hoffman left this week on q
visit to friends at Dss Moines, Iowa
Miss Lii Iian Picken came home on
Friday norning from her vacation trip
Miss Allen has gone te Russell to
visit with Miss Florence Lsubmanp.
B ing your Safety-RAZOR Blades.
Have them starpened at 80 certs per
dozen WOLF BROS
A fire this Friday morning destroy
ed the Fred Haffsnier bern in north
part OF sowp,
One more veek'a vsc-tion ard +he
Public school children will bBve to go
&c school again
Miss Street. after a pleasant visit
here with her relatives, returred TO
her home Friday.
The two Misses Jacobs, daughters
of Philip Jacobs. are visitinz relatives
in Salina this week.
Mr.. ard Mrs F ReploUIe are row
nieef- located In the Ra~tbolenAew cot
tage On esst JUniata street..
We still have several good
teams Of horses and mules for
sale. We selo a years time.
G. g. Cochran & Sons
Fhe School Superintsnsant haa re-
eeived and ts dividing no ths State Sc
mi-annuaI School fund.
Miss GoodIoe of K. e who has vis-
tied Miss MaFths SwaIIer here some
time. has returned to her home.
Miss Shields OF Ellis, who wss lately
brought TO our FosDitAl is doing nicely
and s2on be able to rsturn home.
John Groes, the Smorey Hill farmer
has 10 acres Of splendid Milo maize
and hangs head OF it in our OfSce.
Mrs, D. b Earlv left for Oklahoma
Thursday evening 70 visit her dauEh-
ter and reiatives and 10 put up fruit.
Miss Smith. daughter OF Judge Smith
of Stockton. who bss been here visit
ing Miss Cox, left for home Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Morrison of
Cadiz. Ohio. left for home Wednesday
after a pleasant visit here with her
sister, Mrs. 81 Ward.
The HaEs Basket ball girls went to
McCracken on Thursday in autos to
play a return game and several auto |
loads Of friends went along.
Last Saturday John TFuan and Bill
lenGer proved up On their hOmesteads |
and this puts al tne land in Freedom
township on the tax roll,
Hays Beauty Parlor |
Notice, - The Ladies Beauty Par
Ior will be closed next week until Sat
lrday, for short veeation,
MEs. William Newton
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-24
Methodist Church Ssrvicea.

Methodist Church Services.
There will be no pzeaching service
at the Presbyterian church this Sam
day, Aug. S5tb, The Pastor has been
given a vacation, which hs will take,
and spend Sunday at Oakley.
Will all the School children who re-
ceived~ flower seeds from the Civic
League and wish to enter the contest
for prizes plesee give their namea to
Mrs. James Behan at oace,
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-24
Life Insurance & Investments

I am giving mf whole time selling
Life, Accident and Health Insursnee,
Am also Special Agent for the Aetna
Building and Loan Association of To-
ceka- This Association is under State
control. and pays 5 per cent COM
pounded every six month";, to its share
holders. Almost 200 OF the noney-sav
ing citizens OF Ellis county are share
holders. Let me tell VOQ about The
different plans Of Life Insurance I
write, and explain the AetBa. Can be
found at Henry Heyer's Tailor shop IN
Hays, or Phone Is.
Geo. P. Griffith, Hays
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-24

A B Seelye, wife and two daughter
OF Abilene stopped here Monday eve
on their auto trip to Decatur county
FOR SALE = Monarch Ksnges al
Steel and Mallabis, Non-breaksble,
The Best WOLF BROS
Tim Logan arrived Thursday from
K. C. where he attended the national
Moose conventions as a delegate frog
Colorado.
Thomas Ryan and wife IF Colorado
Springs. who has been here visiting
his folks, left for Salina Friday to
visit her rel tives.
For sale at a reasonable price,
A Steel Cook stove good
chairs A Centre Table, Cau on
Mrs HENRY OSHANT
A H WuIfekuhler and family
stopped here Wednesday OF their auto
mobile trip from Colorado, their ranch
in Wallace county to their home in
LeayenWorth.
Clem Unrein has received his papers
and is now Postmaster at YocementO,
with the flee in his store
Mr.. Beson will row give his whole
tiTn. tn his Lumbar !ard.
If you ere going to CAN any frui-
or veRets bIes? Boy your cans of US
You reed no sealing wax. Fill your
cane, puteon tFe rover and thew are
dore. You can't break them like glass
WOLF BROS
Two yonrg bloods toOE couple nf
the young ladies' for a iov ride, the
auto turning turtle and smashing, and
the oung ladi,s austsinirg broken
limhs ard viii stay home awhile
C. W. Miller has a yi~e improved 160
acre farm rear lola. Kansas, 70 'rade
for land IN Ellis County Who wants
to trsde7
Also $4,000 stock of MercbaDdise 70
trade for land.
Mr.. Garnett, the Young man who
iateIv csme here from ENGLAND. has
gone 20 Canada to visit reIativFs. IT
waa Thought be would take one OF our
young ladies along. but promises to
come back IN the spring
If you are in need nf a. good
horse or teaR1. call on-A. F. Goehl
ran at the Citizens State Bank
Hays, Kansas,
Quite a number Of young ladies' are
visiting our town 0f writing frIan1s,
as they went to attend cur State Nov
NAL this fan and want TO five IN some
family and work for their board. ANY
family who are willing co take one OF
These ladies send word 70 This Office.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-24
for Sale

A04AAGS AO4 SA4C
8. Z. LAWSON, Of Sylvan
Grove. Kansas, will cell
Shropshire Buck Lambs at s.
YearHngs at $1,000
Write him for particulars. He invites
you TO come down 70 their County fair
and see his exhibit of hne stock,
Seed wheat for sale
offer Esr sale az my farm in Free
dom township, southeast of HayV,
Pure KhsFkof wheat for ssed st 81
q bUsheI. and guaranteed eosd.
Conrad Kruger
Pfeifer P. o. Kansas.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-24

Tread our inside pages this week
Mr. xnd Mrs Dillon visited their son
Jim at Ellsworth this week.
Our former residant, Mrs. Tim Lo-
gan is here visiting her many frien 5s'
] Miss Mary Haffsmier is home from
her vacation trip and had q nice time
Mrs. Andrew Voss and children left
Wednesday evening for their heme in
Nevada
C. W. MILLER wants to make you
Farm Loan,
Wednesday was L0fheFan picnic day
but IS it was rainy fbe sunday school
he'd their gathering n the church.
Thi. week Mr.. oshant presented to
the Public Library . Is voIumn set Of
Irving works and 20 vol. set Of
French Classics.
Dave Nickles ard family of Abilene
sre here on visit.
Crescent CottsKe PAINT is pure
paint WOLF BROS
DR.. Pruitt was badly kicked by
horse he was attending,
Mics Dorothy Hale is expected home
this evening fTcm Oklahons.
Mre. Will Bell and daughter of Sail
ma are here visiting with friends.
John Bower and wife of Wilk esb ,rre
Penn are here and he received warm
greeting from his n any old friends
Misses Desne have returned from
their trio to st. Louis where tbev bur-
chaaed fine stock of millinery. So
watch for their announcement,
The Experiment Station
wishes to purchase fresh milk
cow, Phone 123 B
A letter from 7os Ryan tells he is
back to this country on the war-sbip
California after visiting China, japan
and the Philippines end bad q royal
coed time, and next he goes to the
Params country
The Picture show Saturday night
drew q crowd and was interesting. the
showing Of the brek '"Ths Crisis. be-
ing exciting and interesting, TIE seen
cry in Wyoming beautiful. and both
the Indian end soldier parts keeping
the audience interested The singing
by "The Bows" was wildly encored.
Rev, Lorinz Of Russell vin pSeacb
this Sunday morning and Rev. U. s.
BrowH. Dietrict superintendent, will
speak at the Air Dome in tha evening,
and ali cordially invited. Rev. Hale
will preach morning and evening.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-24

Judge James Reed has so far n
covered be returned 70 his K c bom
this week.
VIM Newton arfIv ed Sur day eve or
cOuDle weeks visit to his family hev.
irg his vacation from his work in ia
Illinois R.R- Office in Memphis.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-24

The K G. star has this on Sunday
- The Ksnsas Agricultural College
! Is to lose another one Of its valuable
men. A b TenEyck, Supt of the Fort
Hays Experiment Station to take effect
Jsny LIST. It is not known what his
plans are. He came to the A9Fic7Itu-
raj college in 1903. He was first head
Of department. devoted solely to soils
and crops. To him belongs much of
the credit for building ND the depart
ment OF aRronomy to its present use
fulness to Kansas farmers He also
organized the work in farm manage
ment and farm mechanics taught at
the college.
Probably the greatest results from
bis work in this state have been in the
betteFmsnt OF seed, particularly corn
and WHEAT, He showed farmers the
value OF planting pure see e5, supplied
them With that seed or told them where
to get it and advised them abnut the
planting. It was Ten Eyek, more than
any other man in the country, who
discovered the Idaho wheat fraud a
few years ago and thereby saved mil
lions Of dollars 70 farmers all over the
country, The Idaho wheat was one Of
the greatest 'sinds'' of the age; it
would yield IS high as 200 bushels to
the acre, Following TsnEyek's de-
puAeiatiOD, agPOnonists all over the
country investigated the new wheat
and gave similar opinions. As a. p suit
the idaho wheat bubble b1Fsted,
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-24
China kiln.

We have resolved a China Kiln and
are now ready TO do firing. Tbose
havirg China TO frs Please write me
for Drices and information,
Miss L. ETHEL MARTIN
ELLIS, Kansas.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-24

| Mrs Grace Goodall Hubbard Of K.t
Is re this Feek vi-i.irg her notScE.
The daughter of Mother Froei'rh
eft this week for her home ia WiseGn
sfn. She has been Sist, Of ChSri'y
To. re r man. years
A Ie't4r tro-n ou- fcTmen Hays hay,
herb Schultz, shows he is /, = ltrg<
| jewelry es q! lishnenf in easte-n Cali
forr.ia, rear olc6side, hjs wat, b max
ing trade furni b ng i'm mig Peyi g
work The Town is at the foot Of the
mo- neaia aad re Eoss trout fishITR
SIN "a AMI a. good luck. Wants to
be memberrd TO friends here
The Wskeeney WOtI b h4s these Hays
, city lOcalisDs: 'tArs. Prof. Beech
is guest at the no ne OF Mrs. Cloud
and gu It OF honor the social gats-
eFings this week IL. r husband 10 en-
Of the Normal school teacheFs".
1.-The Misses Cave OF HAYS visited
in this city this week We heard
Young gentleman say they were the
prettiest Rir.s tsat ever bjew ints tpis
.~R'.
John Gross Of Hays, O2e nf the best
sc"ne HIascn> AID brick layers IN the
west viii work on tee High School
nav building and rented 3 eottsg for
his family ~hi work ng here.
Hays State Normal Faculty
The School stars thIs term with % in
the fAeu II, the same number as thers
We'e udents when the school staFtsdl
''ol the HilP' 10 years ego.
P esl lent Jost ph h Bill
VIM. s Picker, Principal, ard Miss
Anna Z l.er. Training School, the a.
c0ers when tue school stsrted
and the folloEinE as the school sd-
vanctd
E'rzab tn J. Ages Dome site Science
Bessie Arms T. ng, g Art
jos q Beach COrrespon3eDes-
Lula NJ Rice. --.----..---- Librarian
John Il Bird PhysieaI srience
Annette Foster ---.---------.---.-.---- L ttin
Dora Grass ---- - - . English
Elsie Macinto- b - Public speaking
Josiah Mzin -- Agriculture
Jennie N.ckies -. - Gsrmsa
Chas A ShiveIy Pedagogy
G J Smith -- Ho 6zoEki q
julia NJ $50 e Model Rure s hO0I !
George r TIlfo'd - Csmn re-
e B Aattbe ., Aathematies fAbssnt
on lsRveT
And the following new teachers are
engaged snd be here
Miss HsItn c BoEee. - Hus;c Is |
q graduate IF the State Normal college /
of Ypsllanti. Michigai,
Ward " Sullivan History, Grad
nate of hi scnOol, and University Of
linois-
la b VanCI ave, Physical TraininR
a geadu ate of the International Young
Mems Christian Association college Of /
Springfield Mass.
Dzight L Wooster, BiOIogiean Sei-
enc He belonged to the Faculty Of
I9O9-10. was much liked and will be
welcomed back by Que citizens.
Thomas M. Wood, IronVOrkinR.
He has for several years been on the
faculty of the Manual Training School
at Pittsba6g, Kansas State Normal.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-24

Trees.
am now taking orders for Trees.
Fall and Spring delivery, as I nave for
the past 25 years. Ny experience
should help you in selecting bert varl
eties- I may be found at Henry My
sr's tailor chop. Hays, or phone zs.
Geo. P. Griffith, Hays
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-24
SEED vzheat for eale
Cucumbers for Picking

1 cffer fer sale fresh. home grown
small euenubeEs suitabEe for picking,
at 25 cents = gallon
c. T. MORGAN. East Junieta street
Phone ssl
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-10-03

MARSHALL
NUGGETS
'Let us UNDER
stand that il is pos
sible for the man in
brOadcIoth and the
man in hOddcn-Sray
to be brethren i'll
America"
"The protest of
every man who
voted for President
Taft and who is now
dissatisfied with TIC
Presidents manage
mcnt of public af-
fairs proves that for
four years Il minor
ity has been in the
majority in Ameri-
ca"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-10-03

WILSON
NUGGETS
"There never was
a time when impa-
thence and suspicion
were more kccnly
aroused by the pri-
waite power. selfshly
employed"
ut requires self
restraint not to at
tempt too much,
and yet it would be
cowardIy to attempt
too little"
NO group of di-
FcctOrS, economic or
political, can speak
for q people"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-24

WANTED-During school year, two or
three unfinished rooms for light
housekeeping. Address 4sl Times
Herald.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-24
A PENNY A WORD
Phone 500
Minimum Charge 25c

800. will be foreclosed by sale Of the
premises mentioned in such mortgage
and hereinafter described. at the front
door Of the court house In the city Of
Grand Forks. county OF Grand Forks,
and state OF North Dakota. at the hour
OF 10000 o'clock in the forenoon on the
5th day Of October, 1912. to satisfy
the amount due upon said mortgage on
the day Of sale in accordance with the
terms n conditions thereof. the aid
mortgagors having defaulted in the
payment OF one promissory- note for the
sym Of Two Thousand SIX Hundred and
falling due October LIST. 1911. together
with Interest thereon at 6 per cent per
annum since the first day Of October,
1911.
The premises described in such mort
gage which will be sold to satisfy the
same are described as follows:
The East half (E2) OF Section IL, ana
the Northwest quarter (NWi) Of Sec
ton 10. all in township 1852. North OF
Range 81 West. situated in Grand
Forks county. North Dakota.
There will be due on such mortgage
at the date Of sale the sum Of Two
seven Dollars t$e.s37.oo) besides the
costs and expenses OF these foreclosure
proceedings. including statutory attor-
neys fees provided for in said mortgage.
Dated this cath day Of August. 1912.
o. A. Webster,
Assignee OF MortEaRe.
Attorney for said Assignee. Post
office address. Grand Forks,
North Dakota.
Aug. 24-31. Sept. 7-14-21.2s.