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The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-12-20
SHERIFF'S SALE

BY virtue of IN execution ;s.-eD cut o.. n
under the seal of the Circuit Court, il and 4
the County of Perkins, and State Of South III
ota, upon judgme mt rendered and docketed
the said Court, on the 22nd day # May, A
1912. in an action wherein c. E Blair plairt1
and Geo. E. Walsh, defendant. in favor Of 4
said plaintiff and against the said defendant \
the sum of One Hundred twenty @ye ard NJ
Dollars which execution was d,EacttI nd \
livered to me as Sheriff in lld ion ns -ai olAa
Of Perkins. | have on the third aG.t fourth iai
of December. A. D., 1912, leveG upon all Y
right. title and interest of the saii tefendla
Geo. L. Walsh. in and to the following descreI
Personal Property; One Black stallion ~
years old. branded 4 on the left shoulder y
Heavy Stock Sad die,
Notice is Hereby Given, that l. the ancersie1
ed. as Sheriff as aforesaid. will SCI. the sbo1
described Personal Property to the highest N
der for cash, at public auction 81 the front
Fire Hall, lst Ave. West in the c'ty q Lemm'l
in the county of Perkins and Statr Of South Das
ota. on Saturday the 2sth day Of December
1912, at one o'clock p. m, OF that DAY i" sat'l
the said execution. together with the nt,Ts'
and costs thereon
Dated December 18th, A. D. 1872.
John Anderson, Sheriff Of fefnhs
County, South Dakota.
By w II. Nesbitt Deputy
A. E. Yager. Attorney.
Date of lst publication, Dec. B. .9l2
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-12-20
LEFT HANDED PITCHERS.
thsy Get scareer Every Year and May
20 soon 6s Extinct.

they Get scareer Every Year and May
- Soon Be Extinct
For some time past there has been .
cumor going the baseball rounds that
the left handed pitcher is rapidly BE-
coming an extinct species. Every cluo
IN baseball ia anxious to have on It's
payroll at least one and II possible two
sleft paws" but hundreds of teams
have none. Left banded twirlers. are
so greatly valued In the major leagues
at present that the scouts sent out to
look over talent In the minors are IN
structed to try to dig up az many
promising otfside twirlers as possible.
The searchers proved that but little
could be accomplished In the desired
direction.
One Of the best known scouts tn the
business IL Arthur Irwin, the. xeteran
talent hunter Of the New York Ameri-
cans. and to quote what be said recent
Is seems to sum up the situation In a
nutshell. I've cothbed the bush
leagues this year al never before"
auoth he. "and never did see such a
scarcity Of southpaws They. are not
to he had My experience Is the same
~ that of other scouts with whom l
have talked cannot account for It
except that left banded persons are get.
ting scarcer III all walks of life. In
my travels this season saw very few
twirlers Of this kind. and III venture
the prediction that 1913 win see fewer
new southpa ws in the big leagues than
In any season In twepty-hve years"
II this turns out I'd be the case the
few winning otfside pitchers that will
he with the majors next year will prob
ably be- carefully nursed, But shouid
the left handed finger become practi,
cally extinct 1t will prove a great re-
lief to the hatters only q compa rative-
~ few OF whom can learn to be equally
expert hitting the ball from either side
OF the plate 1t is a pretty safe wager
that II few resrs hence the big
iesgue were practically without left
handed beavers end all the boys were
batting right handed nearly all OF the
time the batting would increase at
least one-third over the present gait
Ed A. Goewey In Ieslies.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-12-20

Sun heat has been successfully used
to raise steam In an engine In Egypt.
The sunpower plant and engine are
the Invention OF Frank Shuman Of
Philadelphia. The beating apparatus
consists OF 572 boxes Of sheet Iron,
each three feet square. framed In stont
wood and covered With two sheets OF
glass, separated by an air space Of
one inch. All these are mounted OH
trestles. facing due south. with sur
face Of 5000 square feet exposed to
the suns rays. Further heat from the
same source is concentrated on the
boxes by six foot mirrors, and tenn
perature Of 40 degrees F.. more than
double boiling point. can BE- obtained
In this way. The sun power engine j.
adapted for use In tropical climates
where the cost OF fuel 10 considerable
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-12-20
Women studsnts In Germany.

Nowhere In the world have the uni.
versities more masculine outward
aspect than In Germany. and yet. II
we may Judge by recent statistics, fem
lnism is surely gaining ground even
In these strongholds. II il now only
four years since women were by law
allowed to study at German universi-
ties. Now they represent per cent
OF the Incorporated students. Berlin
counts S45 (by far the largest num-
ber); Bonn, 255; Goettingen, 224:
Munich, 1873; Heidelberg. 1G5; Fret
burg, l40: Breslau, 1874, and Leipzig,
lO3 To this total 1t is necessary to
add nearly 1900 unattached students.
making the grand total of women stu
dents In Germany 4.6OO.-Westminster
Gazette,
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-12-20
HELPING THE INSANE.
france Has Big Park In Which the
Irfortunates Are Treated.

unfortunates Are Treated
Nearly hundred years ago Two dis
:inguisheu SPECIALISTS In insdnity. Drs.
yoisin and falret purchased an estate
af over sixty acres In the enyirons OF
Paris aud transformed 1t into park
which they planted well with trees
AMI shrubs A pretty stream courses
Through IT, In this they built numer-
tus iins villas or bungalows, each with
its own little garden. surrounded by
high green hedges. each garden open
ing by its own gateway into the larger
park Now after the lapse Of hun-
dred years il realizes their dream OF
" hat should lie done for the insane.
The Maison de Falret, a. 1t is called,
at Vanves. in the suburbs OF Paris,
consists Of a large park full Of mag
niticent trees and shrubbery. divided
into halves by a farmstead. group OF
buildings, thus making practically two
parks. one for each sex. and there are
twenty seven such bungalows for the
Isolation Of one or more patients Paris
has grown up around It,; but wander.
ing in this estate one can scarcely con-
ceive vast city 10 be 20 near.
A patient brought here IL not only
Isolated from his friends, which is
usually distinct advaritsge. but he 10
Isolated from the insane. which is an
even greater gain. There are perhaps
a hundred patients here.
We have In this plan all the essen
tials fer the care OF the insane, ade-
quate nursing. segregation from the
other insane. the return to nature. the
simple life, practical out of door life
for night and day. beautiful surround.
ings, association only With normal per
sons aud plenty OF space for walks. for
work ing 10 gardens and 6elds and at
various arts and crafts. The dream OF
the Falret Ia here realized, and II 10
the best that our western civilization
has yet attained In the matter OF care
and treatment Of the insane.-Freder-
lex Peterson In Survey.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-12-20


ss c. l.. Williams
County OF Perkins Justice of the Peace
First State Bank of Lennon
Plaintiff
Defendant
The State Of South Dakota sends greeting to ]
.. STREET. defendant:
You are hereby summoned to appear before
me at my Office in the City of Lennon in said
ounty. on the Bird day Of December. A. D., 1912
at 10 O'Clock. a. m. to answer the Complaint of
he above named Plaintiff. who claim to recover
I you the sum Of One hundred t$lo0) Dollars
being the amount due on a certain pron.issory
note executed and delivered by you to the said
'laintih OH Octob, r 9th. 1911 and due November
lst. 1911, which you agreed to pay on which
payment has been demanded and by you used
nd you are hereby gifted that if you fail to ap-
pear and answer as above required said plaintiff
VII take judgment against you for the sum of
One Hundred s1o0l Dollars together with costs
and attorney fees.
Given under my hand this 29th day of Novem-
Der. A. D. 1912.
c. L. Williams
Justice of the Peace in and
for Perkins County. So. Oak.
To tho sheriff or any constable of said Perkins
county. Greeting:
Make legal service hereof and due return
Logan Berry. Attorney for Plaintiff
The above case is adjourned to December 3lst,
1912. at 10 o clock M for the purpose of giving
lime to serve the summons by publication. Dat
ID December 3rd 1912.
L.L Williams. Jus tice of the Pc zee.
Date OF lst publication Dec. co. l9l2-2t
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-12-20
Notice of Sheriff's Sale on b
ecutiOn.

BY virtue of an execution issued out Of NJ
under the seal of the Circuit Court N ana iOF
County of Perkins and State OF ~9ltn us.''J
upon judgment rendered on the ;Ith dy
September A. D.. 1912. and docketed on the
day of September. A. D.. I9l2 IN an a.1
wherein w. ID. Neese is Plaintiff and ira HuVl
and S. w. Smith are Defendants IN favor j
said Plaintiff and against said pctendsnos
the sum of Two Hundred ElFhtE-foaF ana
100 Dollars damages and costs. when ekeSgH1
was directed and delivered to me as sH.tn \
and for said county of Perkins ana oHp
South Dakota. have levied upon al me lsL
title and interest Of the said detenaanms, y
Strong and w. Smith 10 and 70 the to.gha.1
described real property, to-wit: ne eouM,
Quarter of Section One, TOWNSHIP I"r"N n
North. of Range IA f. B. II. Nj. .uI
Notice Is hereby given that | thr AhGtrss5 "a
a. Sheriff AS aforesaid. will sci! ths soyGe so.
cribea real property to the h'Fh' i"u - N
AT uu3 aIctisE 4 the lr#'Fs ~
curt mons. IN tae Village OF Bison IN tng ~ So
Of Perkins and State of South Dakota on NV " M
day of February. A. d. 1918. al the ho1t IA u sy
clock p. m. of that day to satisfy the ICON
scution. together with interest and cGs,s ~ III
Dated at Lennon. South Dakota' tI's 'O''
Of December 4 y 1872
John Anderson, Sherit. W. AtHa
County. South Dakota.
BY W. H. Nesbitt. deputy
Berry & Carroll. Attorneys
for Jadgme MT Creditor, ,,,,-..
Date of LIST publication Dec. %, Is.E'
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-12-20
Artistic Mondina,

London has adopted French In
dustry which aims At neatness, II r.
that Of the "stoppeur.'' The word re
fers to the art OF mending clothes IN
Paris the "stoppeur" Ia well and IA
vorably known. Surprising gentle
man tears his coat or burns 4 hole
with his cigarette In his trousers. the
garment IL conveyed to the "stoppeur.
who IN some mysterious way recon
structs tho material In some way
they seem to weave IN the stun. Join
ing up threads Of a hit Of cloth cut
from another part
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-12-20
Rsoreant laWysra, |

Nineteen lawyers have been disbar-
red In New York city. borough Of Man
haitian. since the hrst Of the year. and
the cases Of thirty-three more are be-
fore referees appointed by the appel
late division OF the supreme court.
More than 200 complaints against other
lawyers have been fled with the coun.
sel for the grievance committee Of the
New York City Bar association, some
Of which have been acted upon.-Green
Bag.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-12-20
SUMMONS
State of South Dakota In

Sts,. ~ c,,,h polo+. In Circuit CoLH
&C Tue fth
CONT, ot Perkins Judic Cireuf
Alice NJ ller. Plaintiff ,,,,s
VS. - w.
Edward Miller, Defendant. c,...;nr:
The State of South Dakota SENDS
To the above M med Defendant: u.,r;red y
You ARE HEREBY sUMMoNEp l11l ana F.1 ne sbOl
answer the Com plant Of Alice NJ lI,ei i he Gid
named plaintiff in this action which Ha'o in tH
on the 18th day Of December A. D., ~, ~, wthn
Office Of the Clerk of the Circuit oi.nr Soud
and for said Perkins County at p"rsver d
Dakota. and to serve copy of yoGi If Len
the subscriber at his Office in The ~, Ssys afta
mon. South Dakota. within thlr yclusiv
the service of this summons upon ". ,sger IN
Of the day of service If you faii TO n,t;rtnf vi
complaint within that time, ne led in d
apply to the court for the relief H'"'
complaint. besides costs. .h;s 9th ia
Dated at Lennon. South Dako'A'
Of November. 1912
Berry PIaintifF A.tornes'
Date Of lst publication. Dec. lo' is'-'-
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-12-20

Right on top Of the statement OF
George r, Raer that nj seventy he feels
more useful 10 the Heading railway
and In the wake OF Dr wiley's state
ment that at sixty Z man II at bis best
comes the hard statement Of fact that
tho Pennsylvania lines have in active
service today more than 1000 employ.
ses who are between sixty and seventy
years Of age. New York Herald.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-12-20

The Royal thestcr ut Berlin, in an
swer to the request OF many citizens
ITO give performances NJ reduced
prices. so that school children might
receive the beneht and tho pleasure .
responded by setting aside q Sunday
afternoon for that purpose. The house
was allied to capacity by an apprecis
i've youthful audience. and now Z
movement II on foot TO make the
school ch,ldren's matinee" 4 perma
nent feature, Now York Tribune.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-12-20

J. p Morgan. It is told. adopted an
ingenious way OF securing a captain
for the Corsair He inquired of the
captains Of some Of the White Star
liners for q list Of competent first and
second officers. When these were fur
nished he asked for their previous
months wine cards. and the one hav-
ing the lowest wine charge against
him was chosen.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-12-20
Slipped on Java.

The story goes that Java was lost TO
the British crown through geograph-
ical ignorance. When the British were
negotiating with the Dutch early In
the last century a trembling secretary
pointed out to Lord Liverpool that the
Dutch claimed the island OF Java.
"Java: where Is Javaf Let EN- have
itr' roared bis lordship.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-12-20

WANTED, FARM LOANS.
Prompt attention; no de-
lay; money always ready.
See or write Braught In
vestment Co., Land Office
Bldg, Lennon.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-12-20
SUMMONS

State of South Dakota In Justice Court before
ss c. l.. Williams
County OF Perkins Justice of the Peace
First State Bank of Lennon
- - ~ Plaintiff
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
PERSONALS.

Alfred Thelin. Ir.. who stood fourth
this year So class ~ fhlrty-dve at
the New Mckee Military Institute az
Roswell has returned home for the
summer vacation after his nrst year
al the big state institution.
Twenty delegates from the Pacific
Coast "A clubs returning from tho
National IA clu5 convention al Dali
las. Tex, WIN arrive here early co.
morrow morning from El puso and
leave later on the limited FOR home.
a marriage license was issued 10.
day 20 otsc Mann and Ethel Louden-
schinger.
Taylor Hudson. Jr., Was arrested
to-day IN Trinidad on adivces Of TN
dersheriff DICK Lewis on complaint
OF y. Hbrame, proprietor 81 the
southwestern magazine. Bra BE
alleges THAI Hudson aho was em-
ployed as subscription and advertis-
ing solicitor made numerous coilec-
tions and pocketod the proceeds.
Deputy sheriff Burlloss win leave
here tonight Cor Trinidad 20 brils
Hudson hack 20 face the charge
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
EIGHTH GRADE HAS
FINE PROGRAM
Indian Club Drill and Unique
Dances Features Of Promo
tional Exercises Tuesday
Night at Elks' Theater.

Following Is the program for the
Eighth grade promotionnl exercises.
90 be held at the slks sneater Tues-
day az $3.50 y. M.
EhoFhh 1920 s.-r.s..s. ~. StnOol
tal Call 90 Arms.
(b) Men Of Haerlick
Presidents Address Hugh Cooper, Jr.
Swedish Folk Dance Fifteen Girls
Passing Of the Guards .....
....... Eighth Grade orchestra
Original Chalk Talk Herbert Hickey
Russian Folk Dance 81, Nine Boys
The Bear story .,..,. Dorothy Cox
Selections Eighth Grada orchestra
TAI Estudiantina.
tbJ Sleep. Gentle Mother
Fold Dance The Mountain March
............ Fifteen Girls
Piano Solo. ...., Pauline Barradaile
indian Club Drill. s..............
...... Seventeen Boys and Girls
The Cell 20 Afms..,.. Chorus
FART III.
Presentation Of Diplomas A. J. MalOy
Tickets lb cents 81 Matson's
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
AUTOMOBILE TRUCK
SAVES OLD TOWN
FROM DISASTER
Fire Engine Shoots Like Com
ct to Western Suburb and
subdues Stubborn Fire at
Springer Home.

That the possession By the city o.
Albuquerque OF Its big modern auto
mobile fire fighting truck prevented
the wiping out OF the heart Of old
Town By fire az O'Clock this mora
Ing there can be no doubt; and the
services Of the flremen, volunteered
as an act Of courtesy. az the fire was
outside the city limits. are deeply
appreciated by the people Of OH Al
buquerque.
insiantly following the reeclpt OF
an alarm To the effect that the big
barn back Of the handsome new resi-
dence ~ Manuel II. springer. county
commissioner. on the south side OF
the plaza. was IN flames the big auto
truck. fully manned, shot into the
street, turned the corner OF Tiieras
avenue ana flew like q projoctlie over
the straight moonlit course OF mile
and a half 20 the scene Of the blaze
The actual running time is figured an
between two and three minutes. Roy
Robinson thoroughly demonstrated
his skin as driver IN taking the
big machine out nj this terrific speed,
without q skid or an inslanls hesia-
sinn. The streets were CLEAR and she
bright moonlight made conditions
ideal for q record drive, and the two
or three persons who saw the run
say ths auto looked like a comet.
Connections were made with the hy-
drant IN front OF the court house and
there was barely enough hose 90
reach the blaze. without the ma
chine the ordinary pressure would
have been entirely helpless 10 put out
the fire. Water was pumped ON the
blaze continuously for over two hours.
the firemen reaching the station on
their return trip "a 6 O'Clock.
The first pressure was 40 pounds.
which was cut down 90 100 pounds,
ample for the job.
The barn and adjoining sheds woro
practically destroyed. the loss
amounting to Some ssee. Including
half ton OF hay. tw0 aeis OF harness
and damage done to "a new surrey,
The origin VI the fire Is g mystery.
The paint on the big and expensive
Springer residence was badly blistered
and but for the arrival Of the city
Department with the auto u would
undoubtedly have gone. With such
a start q IS hard 60 tell how far the
fire might have spread. small loss
was sustained by adjoining property.
The fire made a brilliant Eiare'
which could be peen Tor many miles
around.
II la estimated that Il WOULD have
taken Che fitN horses fully fifteen
minutes % make che run made BY
the auto ~ lesa than a nth OF that
time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
RIO GRANOE NOW
MENACES TOWNS
TO THE SOUTH
Peralta, Tome and Valencia
Hay Be Inundated as Re-
suit Of Change in Current
and Damage to Dykes.

The liio brands Is threatening
serious damage 10 ihe towns - per-
alta, Tome, Valoncia and I.sconstan-
cin some thirty miles south ,t hero
on the east si0e 81 the rivs. accord-
Ing 60 telephone advises received by
the Herald this morning from i'arai-
IN, The river hiss not risen Go any
great extent. but the teencherous cur
rent has Changed and Is setting
against the pefsita dyke with gravo
danger Of making crovaue nad
flooding an the lands around Per-
alta, Tome. which has been eerluusiy
damaged sy many floods IN past
years arid the other small towns ia
that section.
There was little change In the situ-
alton here to-day and ths work
of repairing the Barelas bridge APP
preach and strengthening the dykes
has been going on steadily.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
DARING THIEVES
APPROPRIATE An
AUTOMOBILE
Simon Stems Machine Stolen
From Garage Last Night;
Joy Ride on Mesa May
Mean Penitentiary Term.

a A Joy ride on the mesh east Of Al
buquarque IN tho cool breezen OF the
late evening r. pretty much worth
while. but u is hardly worth = term
'n the pcnitentlary THE ponlteulihry
D. what looms an before several young
people who broke into simon stegp's
aafagc. Seventh street and Copper
avenue last night. stole the stern au-
tomohile pnd drove d an over tho
country hetWeen the city and Tijeras
canycu Tie lock on the gnraGc was
broken on and the machine backed
out into the alley where the 500 ride
was begun. The ear wns returned 20
"a point near the stern residence az
an early hour this mnrhina The con-
ditlon at the machine indicated that
u had been uaed hard an night The
matter was reported a. Chief of t'O-
lice MoMillin this moFnina ana on a.
fesilgaiion immediately was begun 60
determine those implicated in the al,
fair
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
RIVER Ar HIGHEST STAGE;
CARttEEs f.isxs WAITE

'The river reached its hishest stage
today" said County Surveyor Pitt
Ross this morning. "the gauge read
ing ~ feet, but she river carried
less water and Il was much lower
than previously on the 6thor side from
the gauge. The work al Ranches dc
Atrisco has been put IN good shape
and the work Of repairing at the Bar-
elias bridge approach IS proceeding
satisfactorily.
The advantage ~ the old system or
brush nils - believed BY she engineer
20 have been demonstrated by the
present flood. The heavy pillnr above
the bridge approach Was driven twen-
y feet inso the bed % the river. The
current, however, setting directly
against these pilinEs secured ont the
bottom Of the river nfteen feet or 10
and pulled the heavy timbers out Of
their bed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
$3.50 RECIPE FREE, FOR
WEAK MEN.
send Name ana Address Today--Y0u
OAn Have IL Free and Re
Strong and Vigorous.

! have IN my possession 4 prescrip-
uon for nervous debility. lack OF Wig
or, weakened manhood. falling mem.
Org and lame back brought on By ex-
cesSea, unnatural drains. or the follisn
Of youth. that has cured 80 many
worn and nervous men right Ia their
own hOmes--wishout any additional
help or medlcine-that I think every
man who wishes 20 regain manly
power and viriIity, quickly and quiet
~ should have q copy. So have de-
termined 20 send q copy NJ the pres
ERUPTION free OF charge, IA = plain.
ordinary sealed envelope 70 any man
who will write for H.
This prescription comes from q
physiclan who has made a special
study Of men and I am convinced Il
= the surest-actinR combination Cor
the cure Of deficient manhood and
viEor failure ever put fognther.
think owe Il 70 my feuow man
70 send them a copy m confidence 80
that any man Anywhere who a weak
and discouraged with repeated fall
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lpe IN plain ordinary envelope free
OF eharse a great nnanv doctors
would charge $500 10 $500 for mere.
y writing OFT prescription like thls
---put send q entiraiv frasA