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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-21
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Woifenpflege BEL ben
Z biersn 1T Elm fpsipsrbrsitetsr uno
fo9ar ourh bic Wenfhen gef0rberter
8rouh. 5iihner briiten niht nur @ns
tenster nit Derislben QfturoteiIe pie
bic sigensu aus, fonoern tiimmtrn fid
aud Inn Die bsm 81 entfnliipften
gfIssIinge NIT berielben riibrenben
SorefaIt, bic tie ben sigenen aiihtein
angeoeiben lafen, unb dngitli6 lGuft
bic gIude am S.i6ronbe auf unb db
oDsr iputet gar tns Da6tr, penn fi4
bic fIeinen Dtngsr duf bas feuhte Gle
ment pdsen. Der ruffinirts audud
nust ben 9risb 3ur WaiIenpflege BEL
dnbsren 80seln tpeiblih aus, Isst feline
gter il, frembe HeIter unb iiberldBt ben
pfiegeeltern oas Deitere. 5noinuen
iibsn In 3oolosifdeu GGrten nidt fele
ten WutterpfIi6ten an pilben Sbieren,
unb In 2angerfpifd, BEL potsbam, bat,
fDie bds GfthaDslldnoiIhe 9reisblatt
berihtet, jiingit fogur cine 8or6iinoin
Elm 3iegenldmm an bic 5unbebruit oez
tommen, nahbem iie bic sieenen a0s
terIein Derftoben bate. DAB berartiqe
BortDmnHife bereits I'm DortlaiIifden
Mltertbum beobahtet tpurbsn, benefit
bic romifne Sage BON Romulus unb
Rsmus, bic aneeblih bon elmer MDlfin
ssHabrt uuroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-21
GrsxSeisentsnms -.1systteten
QYus 3ppOtbeten..

Cincinnati. 20. slug.
Deter u. Seifart an GrceIIeni 6.
u. 3. ". Go. $500.
Gkrman 8. slalmer an 5omsiseao
g. VI. 8. 60. $1,000.
Derielbs an nisfelbe, $1,000.
Gnlilis 5ohI an Wnoifon y. u. Jlo.
2, $500.
Carolina g0Is an 'aurcyc 6. u. o.
Co.. $500.
Oeoras Illicit an glortb golleg.
6ia Rtalip Co., $4278.
9srisibe an bisixIbe, $1163.31.
emma Gnbrss an GermansNmeris
ran Commercial e Gdpings 9nns,
$500.
gpiIliam 81. Mrtbur an 0lsnn .. u
g. a.. $500.
giofa Glaneorf an Big 5Our .. u
G. Co., $500.
Gmil 2llbwht an priee bin Gnsl,
6. ii. .. Ga. $500
5bomas Reib an GouiberH Gbis
6. u. 9. Co. 1880.
Marn 8. Rsib an aofe Detsrs
$500.
Ets Grnnnn Ghce 60. an Gunror
bbiu g. u. Go. $500.
adtie &. 8luh0non an GluliDccs
Wofe 6. u. q Co., 5000.
GIisabefh 6. ancti an Coulter
eG1io 51oirgs DaHt Co., 5000.
Gtta 6iIberser an Big s}our q. i
LG. Co.. $3.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-21
NilpierSe am Vieo.rrbeiH.

Witnltbenbe NiIpferoe Der urseitlis
den DItung.l!anofhaft AUDI an Riss
btrrbsin bas III pas nsueite Iors,
idansssrgsbHib Der llnernioli6sn
untsriu1unsen BON profeHor pchlIHg
in genn iber bic GrOeefhi6t. Der
Rbtinlonne, oas Der Gelehr'e IN Der
SuliTiBnng Der Spciete beige Dc gsolos
ale in BrdfsI mtteetheiIt bat. Dos
Reaipieber gedsn siDii6eH aoblsn5
unb anosrnan iIt ss. on oeiien Rdns
bern neuerbinss Rsiie ishr mertiUiirs
biaer aasgeitorbtntr SGugeihierrteisn
entbsdt tporben fino; bon iolhen ipiro
suerft ourh goblis DOT einissn Jabs
rem bic Gntbsdung oes eetpdItIgen Eis
notberMm nahgepieien, nes ~Shrtds
there's has Elm iehr hdrmloier idpirs
rdbnlitsr GsisII, BON lptit msbr ols
e.spbanteaar0Bs mar. nit mohtigsH.
lpie beim DnIrob obFpdrts eesriirnms
ten Snuern bss linitrfiefsrs. Sebi bat
gobIia sessigt, baB bas 0surptspsr
Sedsn minbeiisHs nisrulal ODER fiinfs
NAL matchmaker In Jnbrmilliontri,
pon einem clissebebnisn Gtefpisssl be-
bedt peipeien iii; Der nchpsisbar dIa
ieiie NOR Der Der mittelsrtiGren 8rdtins
tohienssit, ipo bic WoHerflGGe nod
nid,t bonn Rbsin esIptiit iDurbs. Der
bamdls in Der 9obtnisegegeH0 btni
bortigen MslaiTtmser Smitr0mst; fons
bern iur bic CABIN fheint 5u ieiler
3eit bem asnfpitosr 9innenIeebedtn
suosFloHsn su ftiH ouber Der Resis unn
BEN Nlienbo6. pisIleiht onh Ahr.
Giea unb Wlaas. Der 4bflub gins fiiDs
n1rts. mad Der Wlninser Wlstresbudt.
Dir 3eussn bisfsr 3tit ilnter ben
Gauaethieren iino iins in Heiien bes
INSTRUMENTATION AnibratotberiislT
oDsr grausoblenthisres aus BEN iues
fiertudIbsr qienitsn trbaiifn; Die tfDil
iiberfhmemmts Hhungell0nDiGGfi
| bebnfs fid, bnnaIs nett. iDtit iibez BIZ
Rdnn<r bss beutigsn QeuipieDef Be-
dens, beionbsrs burh bic gDeikrtunlc.
aebieie nod Der Obtrsn Cabin unb Sisq
bin. iinierbaIb bon HDblsn3 snnrl
| enthaItsn pIaftiIht 1pnt, ipdbriheial
lih aiss iiingsriu Witttlisrtidr, Mtit.
| BON arpsobflsn, lrbirfhen unn ben
slteisen NnshornfOrmen. bic nlIO Of,
| Fenbor einsr i'm Disis 6unberttauisab,
lbon Sabrsn fpdtsrn Gnfiui6Ilins IN
Der Geitaltnne bss flahsn lNsuipisbsr
| lirlpdlDftss ailssh0ren. Die etnfnn.
ten Gnihien finb on Der sIeidxn
| sfunbitsfIe BON nahfsrtidrsn slueiel
stifIih Deit pDn eiaanber astrtnnieu
gpOnen iibeflagtrt, beios aIsihfalls
ebenba reid an Rsitsn dusesiterbsne,
| SdngttbitrseItdIitn; unh beibs aItif-
| falls auf benz @pbsn zines Qsipalsiat1
9Qtuiuiebey Ninnenists abgffstt. bi,
dltert pi<isr bstpta ns9se1tiasss
2
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glenie 8. Wdtefiefb an little @. u.
2. Co., $1,000.
George Carroll an Sobu GarrOn,
$417O.
Marp Sitrop an Gprins @orbsn 8.
u. o. 60, $500.
Wlargarsi @Ionin9 on aettps .. Il.
6. 60, $1,000.
Tlaraaret Did on Rortb gtntinnaii
a. Il. q. 60, $1,000.
Grace Wettie an gIeaTant 3ioge ..
III. z. 60, $1,000.
Hrant Nsber an ameiid Rufis
$3.50.
Neiie Tonbo an Bert O. Door
man, s4ss.24.
Soispb gertram an Vortpooe Sms
propsn q. u. Z. go., $2750.
7euaro Enplor on ct. gernarb
groarsifipe 3. u. g. u. Co.. $1425s
Jobn 5illar an Ulercaniile 3. st.
.Q. 60. 1920.
Arthur e. 6olot n~Soutt. II Ohio
g. IL. z. 60, S170O.
5cfspb Carr an 8. ]. 2sbman,
S75c
0etilgte 5ppotbtfeu.
Gdifp g. Sanrs an Someiis0o 2,
y. 6. Co.. $1,000.
q. .. aboiion an Wdoiion o. d
Ro. 2. $4,000.
8. u. 5oIfter an Sigbtano aos. 6
II. y. 60. $500.
Gran. Rutber an Glmore 6. II. q
Co.. $2100.
7srfelbe an Sulia q. GeIopsII
$1,000.
gsorn u. 5abmann an 9rssn Sir
8. II. .. Co., $3.50.
I. 80. 5lanisan an u. 81. Dusntt
S40O. !.
emil aIbrs6t an 1hsrsFa g0Iisr
$1,000.
Thomas guttsriportb an q. 6. pa
houo, $500.
ejspraia .. Sabb an glpario 9
u. g. 60, $500.
Games Wi. Ddpis on Games O
Cooper, $4500.
Ghas. z. Spdrts dn 9ermaniG B
u. Ro. 3, $4,000.
emmn Nht an 4ttipe .. u. 8
Co.. $1,000.
Utihael Diit an bisIslbe. $1,000.
gsrnabina golmer an proDseeil
| z. 9. II. 2. Co., $1,000.
2. 2. ADAMS an College 6ia g. u
y. Co.. $1,000
anna DaIsborf on marid Git
| $1,000.
gDm. gidiing an Southern Ghii
Sapinaa 8ani Co.. $1,000.
Suf.ina WpgeI an 8dnt Str. y. u
60, $500.
AoeIteio gbiaips on grict 3Il
Glsctrit q. Il. 6. o., $500.
6elen q. gorbttt on Rortrooo s5nl
propsb 3. II. 8. Co., S2T00.
Teuarb 1dnIor on 81. 9ernnrl
grogreffips 9. u. g. Go. S1425.
6. u. Stump an Soui5ern Obi
6. II. Z. Co.. $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-21
menfasnma4t aaiura

wasnf1snma DIT Ratnrs
Sm aOlnsr. itdosiiteR
SironDbab tam ss iiir1Iie5 gu fiiirml4
fdxn auftriiisn. bic ii6 gsgen bic BON
ben Gtobtpdiern psrorDHeie zrennuHg
hes Jamiiisnbabes in 6srrens unoOd'
menbob rihieisn. .pstsr" bsfingt jehi
i'm lag bitisn elementartn 4uss
brud Der ssine6teten WlsnfhsnHatas
in IpIrbietn Ysritn:
Sn Dem A0lnsr Stranbfab Tabiis
pl0Blih pis ein 4ifrubr raite:
Wlcnner grOIlisH. GraueH grolIisH.
ASeiI iis siHHIn baben ioiiisH.
Cir empfanben ols 10 bitter
Dos Gsihle6isrtrsnnungsgitts -
(Goh b1s Gonberbab<n blieb IA
fyiir ben Stdoiratb tiR pginsip.)
Senfs Bah !riegt srit BIZ Meibe
lGrclIien iie) ourh bunie Meihe.
3or6. man bort Elm bumpfss Wlurr'TL
llno i'm WaiIsr tpd1it Der 3urn.
5ebunb fnHb Elm Gtiirmen itait
Rad Dem 3aun DoH's D1menbub.
AIltr gduftsr spllrben barter.
Wan bxtDdltisie bic m1ritr.
limb 10 gdb es cine Well:
sJn ptH Efraaobao Hlidiigf Relic.
Qsuhtenp ariibten 5rou'ii bic Oatteu.
Gis ben 3aun 5ermOt<ii batisH.
Annocber m bes GtnbtratM Gmob
ging e;n tssfes Gjribsln sos:
. .0seui 9<nmcGt unb sporidrifs prcIIj
~ "a bss 1dsurofpalt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-21

bem Sobne auseeiobnt? 9ariibsr
mubte er iih @etpibbsit peri6offen,
dber auf ipel6e Weiis2 SelIsnbropt
fpagte er niht su fragen uno 6eino
tpnnte er niht auFiu6en. 8islei4t
tpnnte Srau BON 9dbler ibm Guttlds
runs seben.
I'm Senta mar er tpsniger beIorgt.
Gr, Der nit isber Safer am 2eben btng,
Der Dor teinem Wtittel 3uriidgeidrett
iein ipiiroe, bafelbe 3u erbalteu, tonn>
te ben Geoantsn ni6t foiTen, bab Sc
mdno bies Gut freiipilItg BON ii6 per<
fen tOnne. S6re 6lu6t bate ibn besz
balb peniser erf6redt, er 9Iaubte, odb
oaburh Der Wiqe hires 8atsrs nur
nod mebr gsfeitigt peroe, oenn Der
Baron bulbets teinen Wiberipruh. Gr
boffte, balo 81 erfprideu, no Senta
mar; al feline 5offnungen nuroen In
beFen psrnihtet, fpenn Der Baron ii6
nit Ieinem Sobne oussei0bnt batts,
osnn er pubte, Dub Ileranoer ihn
babte.
Gr lisB fi8 sur6 ben 0isnsr bel
5rau bon 9ab!er anmeIoen.
Die Sdpeiter oesgarons mar ourh
bic SIu9t ibrer Ridte outs beftigIte
eri6rsdt unb tisf gebeust, oenn au6
ibr bate ii6 Die gefiirdtung, ouB
Ssnta iib oas 2sben genommen baben
Tonne, aufgebrdngt.
QlS ppblsn3 bel ibr eintrat, er6pb
its Iid fhnsa unb trat ibm entgegen.
rSie bringeu mir Rohritt bon
Senta2" rief iie.
,Rein, ole meine g&ahfori6uugen
IinO bis jest erfuIgIos gspeien." CAB
Der gefruste our 4ntport.
LIMB Sic itnb bier? sic foritsn
niht tpeitsr?" fubr bic Dame fort.
.2isgt Sbnen Senta's 8eitid 70 me-
mig am 5er3en? Denn i6 bic 9raft
beIdbe, 10 tpiiroe i'd mir ni6t etne
Wlinute Rubs gonnen. big i'd iie gez
funosn bGtte."
n0ndbige 5ruu, gsbeu sic mir Ell
men Weg an, auf oem id iis iuhen
tam" erpiberts gObIsn3 niat obns
gsrlsgenbeit. r3eissn Sie mir nur bic
serinsfte Spur unb id min isbsn Dor
purf iiber mid ergeber IaTsn, fpsnn
i'd oisieIbe nidt nit grOBtem Gtfer
nsrfolee."
sd fOu Sbnen bic Spur asigsn?
Sube i'd iie gu oem S6ritts Der Der
aDeiflung getrieben2"
s9naotee Jrau, Sie ba6sn biss 70
fpeuig getbon fpie i'd
.Doh, bod, Sic bQ6en ss eet6an!"
risf 5ruu nor 9ablsr. .Sie pubten
fshr genau, baB Ssrtd Sis nitt Iisbt
uHo bub iis fi6 Iieber ben 5po qisbt,
tbe tie bic Sbrise tpirO, uno bod lie,
Zen sic es otne Weigerung eei6ehen,
bob msin grubsr iis nit Sbnsn pers
lC6te. 90 banbelt tein gbrsnmann!"
rGndoige 5rou!" rief goblsn5, iie
uuterbrsbsno, .Sis beleibiesn mid
uno i6 itsbe Sbnen gsseniibsr O0lie
f6usIos ba, neil Sic sins Dame
itno."
sd BIN ttreit, Shnen jsbe Genues
tbuung 81 gebsn, i6 min Sic I'm
8sr5eihung bitten, tpsnn sic imStans
be Iino, mid Der llnpdhrheit su seiz
ben. 5aben Sic ben Wutb, mir su
fagen, Sic bdttsn gegluubt. oaB ssnta
sic Iisbe?-
sd babe gsglaubt. mir i6re 2iebe
srperben 81 tOnnen unb bas CLAUDE i6
aud isst nc6." sntgsgnets pobIsn3.
rSis fprs6en Die unpabrbeit, osnn
sic tptFeu ie1r beitimmt, bab mein.
ytihte sic ME Iisben ipirb, bsnn lie
tennt Sbre abiittsn sbsnio gut, tpie
i6 oieielben ourhfdaue."
9as gIut mid aus goblens' Dans
gen; er muBts uus araft oufbieten,
alm ieine Rubs 5u bepdbren.
sd Oeritebe sic ni6t," erpioerte
er nit ge3IpungenemQdheln. Mas ih
eritre6e, oarf jebsr piiisn, benn bic
Gbriidtsit meiner GeIinnung tam
gsiemano bs3peifsln."
(5ortiesung foIgt)
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aRan erlDabne In sr.efcn oas .G,ue. solisblni,~
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-03-11
OF CITY INTEREST
Miss Maude whittet who is attic

Miss Maude Whittet who is attend
ing the Normal school at Winona is
home for weeks vacation.
Jack Wilson, who visited in the twin
cities last week, returned home Sat
urday.
c. o. Borg purchased the T. D. Ly-
man house last week and has leased it
to Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. Corbet who will
move into it soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Knapp are now
at home in the apartment over the
store occupied by the Lauterbach
Brothers.
Father Tomek accompanied by Faith
er Bozja of Morgan, went to Madison
Monday. They will assist Father
Schifferer of Madison in his Ienten
service and return Wednesday.
Father v. Schiller of Madison. Faith
er V. Bozja of Morgan and Father N.
Skluzacek of Nicollet assisted Father
Tomek in the service of the thirteen
hour devotion held at st. GATHERINGS
church last Thursday.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-03-11

The ladies of the st. Veronica's
Guild will be entertained next Thurs
day afternoon by Mrs. Julius Chris
tenson.
A. j: White has moved his family
into the house which G. Kuenzli re-
Gently bought of E. ]. White.
That Redwood county is the ideal
place for stock men was proved last
week. Robt- Stewart, Earnest Hilman
and Fred Wise each took a carload of
steers to Chicago, and o. S. Durham
shipped two carloads of hogs to South
st. Paul.
Nineteen Camp Members drove out
to Ernest Lindemann's home in Rem
vile county last Friday night and
spent the evening. They tell US that
all reports of the beauty and comfort
OF the new house are more than justi-
fed.
Gilbert Corbet, the small SON of Mr..
and Mrs. Jos. Corbet, received a rath-
er serious cut on his forehead last
Thursday. In playing he slipped and
fell, hitting his head against the edge
of a wooden bed in such way as to
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-03-11
Here's Some Evidence

A recent investigation developed
some very interesting information con-
corning the efficiency of the Cadillac
electric cranking device.
Out of GIT replies received, 528 own
ers reported that in not one single in
stance had they been obliged to crank
their cars by hand, while only 80 own
ers had done so. Among the reasons
assigned were number who said they
had cranked their cars by hand just to
see how it was done. The total miles
travelled by the GIT cars was 1,468,385
and the total times cranked by hand
166, showing an average of one hand
cranking to each S,845 miles of travel
or once in what is equal to about two
years average use.
Another question asked was: HAS
your electric lighting system been
thoroughly efficient?" Every reply,
without exception, was eyes"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-03-11


thing that had the name "self-
starter" was really amusing.
Just so it had the name self
starter" that was all that was
necessary.
Then came another awaken
ing. The Cadillac electric crank
ing device proved so wonderfully
efficient that there was another
Scramble" this time for "elec-
trio starters"
The device with which the
Cadillac was originally equipped
had passed the experimental
stage before it was offered to the
public. There was no expert
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-03-11

33-6t,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-03-11
BIDS WANTED

The officers of school district No. so,
County of Redwood, State of Mime
sofa, will receive sealed bids for the
erection of school building according
to the plans and specifications now on
file at the clerks office.
Bids will be received until P. M.
April list, 1913.
The board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
Dated March 6, 1913.
SANFORD NELSON,
33-3t. Clerk.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-03-11

R. Stensvad returned Saturday from
a business trip to Montevideo and
Granite Falls. This week he will
spend in Worthington, Window, Jack
son and Pipestone. Mr.. Stensvad has
sold five cars in Madison alone in the
past week, two of them to buyers
whom he had never seen or talked to.
1t looks as though the Cadillac and
"Rud' are out for business-and find
ing it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Collins re-
turned Sunday from Sutherlin, Ore,
and are stopping at the home of Mr..
Collins parents. They plan to farm
in Minnesota for the next few years.
Mr.. Collins, left his Sutherlin fruit
ranch in charge of some one else to
develop as he considered it waste of
time to remain there until the trees
became old enough to bear fruit. He
says the settlers in Sutherlin from
Redwood county are all doing well.
In spite of all newspaper accounts
H. Schleuder says he is very doubtful
of the safety of the two young men,
Taylor and Bjorge, who were captured
by Indians in Venezuela. Mr. Schleu-
der says no definite reports have been
received by the parents, of either one
Of the young men, in fact nothing has
been heard from them since the first
report of their safety was circulated.
Both families are still in great anxiety
regarding their sons.
There have been number of recent
vocational talks given before the high
school students. The last one was,
medicine as Vocation" by DIR. w. A.
Brand, last Wednesday morning. Pre-
vious to that Judge A. R. A. Laudon
gave one on "The Law as Vocation"
and Supt. A. D. Wilson on "Agricul-
ture as Vocation" There will be
other talks given before the close of
the semester, probably largely by To-
cal men.
The Belview Independent has the
following to say about The Upstream
ers' recent game of basket ball with
the Belview team: "The Redwood
Falls boys played a better game be-
cause they had had more experience.
A more well behaved visiting team has
never been at Belview. True, they
were elated over their victory but they
were not boisterous. They came here
to win and they did it by excellence.
They left Belview with the reputation
of being good players and first class
gentlemen"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-03-11
Pardon US, Please
but we
cant resist

You remember that a year
ago nearly every motor car MAX
er in the country told you that
the electric-starter was a joke
that it wouldn't work, etc., etc.
And while other makers were
telling you what could not be
done, the Cadillac was consist
emily doing it.
Then there was an awakening
and the wild scramble for any,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-03-11

cut short but rather deep cash. It
was found necessary to take one stitch
in dressing the wound.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. HI. Wolford of Sea-
forth who moved here some little time
ago are now occupying the house
which Eb. Horr's family vacated last
fall.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-03-11

For Sale-16O acre farm suitable
for dairy or stock raising along side
Cottonwood river in Redwood county.
Address, 2809-18 Ave. S. Minneapolis,
MINI. 33-4t
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-03-11
NOTICE

WE CAN MAKE YOU PASS.
Teachers Review Terms open March
Is and May 6. Total expenses $29.95.
Humboldt College, Humboldt, la.
33-3t
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-03-11

menting for the public to pay
for.
And the improved, simplified
Delco electric cranking device on
the present Cadillac is now al
most as far ahead of the ordin-
airy electric starter" as the orr
ginal Cadillac system was ahead
of none at all.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-03-11

VS..
Elias Bedal, Maria Bedal,
Lafayette BedaL Clementia
Bedal. Clementia Cornelius
John H. Anderson. Carrie
Anderson, Lucy Weber.
William S. Bedal, Nellie
Bedal Walker, Albert Be-
dal Bessie Bedal, Eugene
Bedal. Sylvester S. Bedal,
Raymond Bedal Frank o.
Bedal, Leonard Bedal. Mi
10 Bedal, Charlotte Bedal
Evans, George Bedal How
ard Bedal, r, R. Freeman,
w. II. Dean, Thomas Dick
son, Russell Dickson. Vir-
ginia Dickson. w. w. p.
Mcconnell, also all other
persons unknown, claim
ing any right, title estate,
interest or lien in the real
estate described in the
complaint herein. Defendants
Notice is hereby given. that an action has been
commenced in this court by the above named
plaintiff against the above named defendants and
that the object of said action is to determine the
adverse claim lien interest of said Defendants
or either of them. in the land hereinafter des-
cribed adverse to Plaintiff.
The premises affected by said Action stu
ate in the Village of Walnut Grove, County of
Redwood, and State of Minnesota, and des-
cribed as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at the Northeast corner of block ten
Q0), in the Village of Walnut Grove, Redwood
County, Minnesota, according to the original plat
of said village of Walnut Cove, now on file in the
Office of the register of deeds in and for sold coun
ty of Redwood thence south along the east line of
said block ten 10l for distance of one hundred
forty Q40l feet, thence west and parallel with
the north lineof said block ten q o. for distance
of fifty (50D feet, thence north and parallel with
the east line of said block ten U0), for distance
Of one hundred forty GAO feet thence, east to
the place of beginning.
Dated this 9Th day of February, 1918.
FRANK CLAGUE
Plaintiff s Attorney.
33-6t, Redwood Falls. Mimi
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NOTICE OF LIS PENDENS.

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RED
y wood, District Court, Ninth Judicial District.
Henry F. Buechner Plaintiff.
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SUMMONS.
Henry F. BuechneI

CTATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF /
- Redwood. District Court. Ninth Judicial
District
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VS..
Elias Bedal, Maria Bedal,
Lafayette Bedal. Clemen-
tia Bedal, Clementia Cor
nelius, J ohm H. Ander-
son, Carrie Anderson,
Lucy Weber, William S.
Bedal. Nellie Bedal Walk
err. Albert Bedal, Bessie
Bedal, Eugene Bedal, Syl-
vester S. Bedal, Raymond
Bedal,. Frank o. Bedal,
Leonard tBedal. Milo Be
dial, Charlotte BedalEvans,
George Bedal, Howard Be
dial, R. r. Freeman, w. III.
Dean, Thomas Dickson,
Russell Dickson. Virginia
Dickson, W. w. P. Nc
Connell, also all other
persons unknown, claim
ing any right, title, es-
tate, interest or lien in
the real estate described
in the complaint herein.
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GOODRICH ITEMS.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Jensen are at
Neville doing chores tor his sister
and husband who are here visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Jen-
sen, and other relatives.
Mrs. Heman Newcom and son were
callers Tuesday afternoon on Mrs.
Lille Newton.
Mr.. and Mrs Asa Browns new
Jewel range arrived Thursday and
he went to Deloit to get it.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Newton received
a fine range as Christmas gift, but
it arrived so they could cook their
new years dinner on it.
Verne Wilkinson is getting along
fine and his many friends will be glad
that he will soon be we'll again.
Isaac Newton is doing the chores
for Alfred Brogden while he and his
good wife are taking vacation.
Chas. Jensen attended the William
Cook sale.
Mrs. Albert Whey. Mrs. Arthur
Winey. Mrs. Beaman asd Mrs Green
were visitors at the Fred Schiller
home Friday.
Our young people feel that their
time was well spent at the short
course.
Mrs. Browns school is to be con-
graduated on the prizes they won al
the short course.