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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-23

Wing served punch at a table adorned
with flowers and fruit.
Mrs. Raine received ner CUES S
wearing lavender wistaria charmeusa,
the corsage of lace threaded in gold,
and her flowers were pink roses. Mrs.
Yancey was handsome in black crepe
meteor the entire bodice being fash
toned of princess lace over chiffon. A
corsage of violets and orchids COM
pleted her costume.
MISS ELIZABETH WESTMORE-
Il LAND gave a box party at the
Lyric Thursday afternoon for
Miss, May Smith, of Athens, Mrs,
Charles Kings guest. Besides the
hostess and honor guest, the party
included Mrs King, Misses Lottie
Wylie and Bessie Woodward.
N MERRY children's party was
~ given Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. Julian Field at her home
on Peachtree street. Her little nieces,
Barbara and Betty Bonn, of San
Diego, Cla. who, with their mother.
Mrs. Samuel Bonn, have spent 5he
past few weeks with Mrs. A. d. Adair
were honor guests, and invited to
meet them were twelve little girls.
The guests included Anne Lane
Newell, Ellen Newell, Constance
Spalding, Marion Wolff, Mary McCar-
ty, Estelle Boynton, Myra Boynton.
Rebecca Ashcraft, Evelyn Dunson,
Mary Sheldon and Harriet Sheldon
& EVERAL informal affairs Of the
week were given for Mrs. Al
bert Hayward and Mrs. Homer
Gage, of Worcester Mass, who have
been guests of Mrs. John King Ott-
ley at "Joyeuse." Mrs. Robert Adj
ger Smythe entertained informally at
luncheon for them Thursday, the
luncheon being followed by an infor-
NAL tea given by Miss Martha Boyn-
ton at the Piedmont Driving Club.
MRS. CHARLES A. CONKLIN
gave two elaborate luncheons
this week, given at her Peach
tree street residence. Her niece. MISS
Lamar Latham, of Washington, d. c..
was honor guest and invited to NEE;
her were Mrs COnklin's married
friends. For the luncheon Tuesday
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-23

and Mrs. Howell. Only the member,
of the immediate family were pres,
emit. The marriage will take place in
January, and a series of parties will
be given the bride-elect before her
marriage.
Miss Howell is pretty and has a
beautiful voice. Julian Mason is from
Decatur
M RS. JOHN D. LITTLE, who is
spending some time in New
York, will visit her sister. Mrs.
Ashton Starke, in Richmond, before
returning home the first week in De-
cember
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Enttaurcbte Suffraoetten.

Sd bin in Sonoon IN Boraoen marihfrt. Sd bin III gau gort
nuarIduert IN Gbnoeo, in 8blaoeIpbia, ober ME bin it ioIden SniuItsn
alsgciest gepeien, ME bier in @oi5in0or; ME babe ib sic goIBi 10
obnmaddg geeben, ME bier in @nFngton. Gas iade Rereno anna
8. Sham nh Der Paaoe Ser 6ufro8atn in ser glnoes5aupttoot,
an Der 5000 oSer 10000 stnnmretHerinnen tcIgenonnen boten. Gie
31bltnaneaber oariierer gIh nm 0ag Goppr1e.
lino bf mar Die geinnte Qoli3i @aI3rgton3 af ben 9einen.
lno oot bate gunoesfaoaQere Balm gbroten fir Die 9aa6e. l1o
pic MarihIine mar geitust 0urh fetaepannte 2robfeie.
es gt feline an6ere GrfIdrung fir oe fetuoieIge 6nIhmg elmer
Observation-Disclosures gengs in etneut 2onos, bos f6 fomt 0emonTra.
tiper R~udHdtnohne ouf Die Grnuen, penigtens in Ser G~eientftteit.
riibmt, ais Die, BOB Die lfteL nit oenen bon Ben Gttmmuftbrinnen
lest GinSrnd 8u maiden berutt miro, faHh gepdbIt ino.
GoIonge Die 5rauen Ole MGuner iber5ugeu f5nnen, 6B fe inter.
Dridf fnb, bb lie NIT Dem Gtirnrett den noIen, @ueS Al pou,
brinsen, iolmge baben fe Oer5atrsmaBig Istte8 SphI. Qenn bieIen
w1nnern enfetnt Dos nod ntt urpa6Id. @en a6r 6e Trou in
MeofIen gu @hteIn greift Die benonfrotio barouf beretuet f6, al 3t
GEN, 0ob tic fdnpfen u6 8pugel mill mo fam, 6ann fort fe aero0a
ben Ginoruf, bB lie 9iIsmtHeI broudt Inn fh gu idrass. 8enn fa
niIinnt. mo erren in ben g}teIn pir0, bat Ser W2onr ntt nebr 6en
Ginorud, bb ie in an0ereu 0ugen Sen rdigu Aeg finoen miro.
Gc fh Die goIfsitmmuug in England ggen be SuffraaeHeu oe.
penoet Bat Die sur 9epaIt griien, 10 segen fd bier 81, anfdnge Ser.
fsIben %Gritemng, in 6ohe Der gPiBgrife in ser @obl Der MiteL nit
fenen Die 6ronenrehtlernneu @inOrud MAIDEN un6 itre Code for6ern
ponen.
5ofte Reflnme fir 6rauen lit c., penn fe seigen uoaen, SaB tie
mdnnIih fem fOnnen i'm %aqtogsIeben.
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Babe[e Spracbwirren.

Cine tnbrenoe WGD Dorter 3etiuna peroteHtidte, 10 ibreibt DC
vgbit @a5", tirJih 5pei 3ethnHoeH.
Die cine irnte 8pei Serren bar, Die ouf Der Shdfe in Ie6bafer
llnterbauna bcgrihrn fn6. lin fe idart fh Gin gcpoltiger gheuitm.
beuie. Der Die beioen me @igberture aniarrt. Die Spredrr babeu
babel gar nidts N~ertpirbiseS an fA, aber bic l~Hcridjrit bS gtlOes
bre1rt ms iber Die lnaebccritfet bic tic IN gau 0orf begebcH: fr
iprcten ndnIih eneIid.
Die 5pete aarhamr fibrt nns in eiren Snubbalt Der Suotou NE.
iropoe. Gle iunge Sausirau fbt perBneiat tnritrt cines SergeS BON
Spratiutreru. uno Dor ir ihbt Elm grobes, b~ebabtacs 0icrhrraoten,
Der nan Die abiaumunp aus Sr Sfhn GuropnS oeuhif nrhcbt Die
quito Came III chen babel, i5reu Oenitbareu @edt ehen anftrag 5n CT.
teier, aber tic fnOet Die Sprotc nidt. in Der fc 81 ihn reoei mnB
9uic bsibru Stnnmnssbdoer ans benz mo0ernru Iep gorf fo
natirGh lebcrhGbungen rmo gcr5uungru Der gebatuiie; nbcr IN
Dem sdr5 Der aarfaurisu lic0t Elm ri6tiacr acru
Sebft in GetihGano er5Gblt man fb ubcr oteRn Staro Der Girae
rr6 cine grriner 3Gtung nitet barber ioIprn6ermabm: a@er in Iep
grf ipa3icreu abt mo aui Die @epradc icnr Iitrruifrn odtct, bat
III scr Cot MIR iehr ielen Geesenbet, eualtide 8orte 81 borcn. Gaur
fam or nn Chr in Ser gufnabne bon etua 80 nn6crer Sprafgn ucn.
8enn man cine Sfar ipieIen6er ain0cr bcobadtet, bort man gap gor.
fer .Ginbctnriite" flagcn, ub per Die @orte gu pcrfeben neriutt. Die
Ic iprten, fam ift fdcr idr, fem GnsIih 5l boron. Gnsdbe
oIt bon 6n geioraden Der sin6crr1Oten. Wau nil ietnem 9orter|
cinen guhrug geben, aber Is eebt ritt ipern man utt Sdpe0id
nerneht. gan tlInaelt I'M Sotel nuh benz gop, aber ncnr er nf Der
gil6fdte auitarft. feut es fd beraus, 6B or rim Sapancr it, ser nr
nit ieireu beifatiteu 9auen pertrout 1T. SIN 9chunfcugcitGt bat
man nit 6cu italcniihen 9crtanier 81 fampier, mo menn man 65
gbrn6s mad Smie formt, trit man feline 6rou, ne ie ber9ebIt bu.
fndt, i1ren Iitauifer 7~ienihnaOden feline ltufGbiahit tIar5unaten.
co fmo pde Sausiraucu senottgt, awe i'm GoIniiten oor llnaori6er,
i'm Sriten ODER GuHten 81 rebmen, Inn MIR Die Rege in i5rer ege.
men Sem ,u be6aItcn. - D2an iteint ia In gp gorf taiadIid Die gnt.
fcbrmq zines ucuen Babel crnarten gu founeu."
1Rie GtjIoerunsen iio ratrih Ibertrnber, ober totadli6 fn0
chen i'm 2anoe Der Greibet Die Rilionenta6te ioIte tosmopoIitider
gcmeiupeicn, pc europa fe ntt fennt.
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Brtttrcbe Wunfcbe.

Die 2onooner qrehe, oeren 2anosleute in Rerifo nit ouBerorSenid
GroBen aaptaldnlagen engagtert limo, lit iebr efrig in Der 6or6erng.
Dab Die Bereingten Stauen IN 0Tito interpenRren ioqen. lln6 fe halt
linen babel oe gerpfifhlrgen Dol, peIfe Ole gPonroe Gohrin ouferIeae
Cider lit 10, Sab 0iee beieben, III enn oe aun6gebungen irqeno
pelden @ert baben, Die Serr Gooleoelt oils Qrof6ent erlaiien bat Qoh
oenen nnuBten mir let Sabr uno Gag nit unaen 5ruppen in gPerho
fehen. g6er Serr NooepeIt ootte mebr ar Die aIeinen. limo bort
DirOen mir inter sdteu 8erbdItnfen ia of laugt einqegriiIen babea.
Sn @erfo liesen Die 9iuse iebr nuoers. 60 3par, DaB BEL Der be.
uafncien Snteruention BORT, Die 9ofnin IGtt gan, in Die Bride aebea
fant uenn Die g~eredmragen iber Die @ioerfonosfraft bs 2anoes uo
Die often 9ropbedeiungen iber Sapanis Blame uns geeenii6er imenowe
Mtreten.
gieaeiht 1T es Die Iefe Sofnung Der gei1dtten enaiifen gettrn,
DE 2Oftrfn oludl Die Gostrin umbrinsea gu IafRn. ssurttbar ItnSc
mere es aud niht I'M fr Nur mare cine onoere art, lie naisuaeten,
reimbursement aber ibr Griae ourd Die goGif Der fden Sono uo Der
u~msebaoerten G~uiidHeBauo non sal ~ 6aa more Elm pernuniiaersa6er
Joridrht.
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farmer uno konfument.

Sn Dafhiugton madt man i.t .is propaganda fir bic Ginrittlng
zines usu.n, BEN Qdtr6auO,portsmtnt gu untsrftutnbu gunbtsbaros,
hdtn qufgabe e iMn foil, Before WarttmttbOb,n fir bic 5nrmprubut.
su f4ditn urb ben ;Farrtr in birettGe g.rubrung nit BEN aonfunsnten
3u briugsr. &sioe 1td. purbsn baourt gtpinutu, 6tnn, psun Der Ttslz
mann, Der ben SauptProfft in b, 9att iedt, ausgd6olet pirb, 10 BE-
tommt Der 5armsr susn h0bGH qsis fir feline grooutt, pGbrtnO Der
aoniumtnt troBbem nit ttntm nitbrgtrsn graie babontommt. g.fot
t,ku Ft chen in ben bisfuig,n profit bs mittlmannts. 8abrsno Der
gtgsnpartissn Sisuug BEE aongtits Tam notirih in Der Safe ntts
msbr gsidshu, ontin nr nddfs fOusnB mag bs qroiit f:iner gsrrirts
Tdung ,nssgsnfubren. 3as III psngHens Der UunId bs 6austomitss
fir Qdsr6au, Oa5 ung,msin fir ben plan sngsnommn gu ffn ftttnt.
Iisss 9onHes beihGfigt fd be.is felt ssroumer 9ut nit Der QnaeIts
a.nbat uno e Fat r%7tHftes Material gefamln.lt. neltes 6erarf. ban bos
rpdbnts meme 8ro inter rht9tr Qthung ste Ib,raus niBIife 1Gtqtsit
trtfaItr unb oI our 0iIosrung Der idrsdIitsa gusrung betraae7 t0nnts.
Gs6r thrni4 TnO sum gsHpa bic fOIssnotn 3ifsrn, bic F6 ouf
bic Gtabt TEN BORT b.3nhu. 4d6unb bts Sabrs 1912 nurben in d.,
mtr obr, brn bsner bic GWr fammten, bstortn BON oeisr Gunme nr
100000 su i,en. Der 9tt ranbrte in bic Golden Der bsritieosnen
3pfdn6dnbIsr, ourt oeun 6dnbe bic Ger gingn, bis fe .nbHh in bic
Ride 9eangtsn. 9n Oemisbtn Sabre bathn bic gp gOrtsr $9,125O00
iUr ibsn 9pbI gu b,3a6sn. Die Joutr rood, mf osrsn 2anb Der aobl
stnutim NOR, muBsn fd nit S1825l000 b,gnIgsu. Der unhritkp
apifteu teisn beioen 3tfiern bibst cine brafi6s Sluration fir bic
ueberportslung, bic f4 Oas gubttum efattn Iafn muB. GHr bic
GarhfIn, pe6e bic 5armer aUf ben gtD gorhr g2ortt ididttn, rbeten
fc $8t437000. 3UI6sn 9artoffIn obsr toteen ben 9onIumtnttn bic
atinight BON 100000, unO d5nG4s ReIutat, srgab D, bon BEN
sndbnten aomits gefubrte lntnfuduug nit b8ug uuF ot ubrigsn
5armprobutts. SH pebem Sole muBh Der Sentiment einen pus 3ahhu,
Der uuBe alien 0erbdttnis fanb nit BEN pufe ben Der FARMER er6autn
bate. 0as laBt natatid Oarauf itItbsn, oB bic Marttm,5Obsu ftr
IN Qrgsn lussr. Ser idI oaAr bas nss gurO ben 6sbst anitBsn. Sc
iot zine Gr3tbungstompogne uHer zen 5ormern fubrn uno linen 3sqtn,
ME #, Before qrsie fir ibe groOute ,Bietsn t0nnen, Gs foil fs fernsr
tbren, siusn ulurtt gu ftnbtn fur 9ug,, bic rBt auf ibren ffarmtn btr.
tommsn, neil fe ni4t Dii.n, mas Fe bomit onfanan iolkn. Die Grids
oKer Gr3Rhunsstampngne aber nerbtn niat altn BEN Farmer, ionbsrn
ou6 BEN qubItum 3usus fommen, auf BEN bic gstrung baupHG6lt6
carum 10 idper Ioftt. neil ss ourt 9srmitt.ung BON 70 unb 70 pnln.
3pH4sn6GnbIern nit benz Jdrmsr Dsrhbrt. Die gatetboF Iouie BEN aos
mts feline arbet snn8 psf.ntld .ltt4tsrn. bsnn Tt foil ia gsrobe ba3u
crnsu, btsttre gs3nhung,n 3pifdtn BEN Jarmr uO bh qonium.nt.n
,u ftofrn. 0d. Oiutsn gsi9unsn bsfsfsn 3um geipitl in GnslonO,
aud bant br gutspOf, f1On lang. unb bsbs asut shb.n groben Nub.n
baraus. (gsrm. Ssr)
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Die 6bartsrfummiTiuH.

am nlditen 9ienitaa ben II.
Mars, fin61t IN Omaha bic BabI
Ger Witslieoer Der itaotiiden Char.
f~er.aommiiiion itatt. Gle SadC
ipiro bon Den 9iirgeru bel 81
leiht eerommeil, oaS bsIDies Die
fIaue getRilisuug ~oerielben an oen
Trimarpablen. GreiBig annoi0a.
ion muroen bel oerielben auigeitelt
mo bon oieien iino 10 am nGhiteu
Gienitog 81 e%rtpabIer. 9ieie hu.
ben ben Charter ooer 6rttbrici
oussuorbeiten fiber oeiieu gLnna1s
me ODER @eruerfing ipdter ron
Ger 9iiraeridait eutidie0eu nerOen
miro. 9ie abfaiiuug zines itaOti
ihen Jreibrieis lit gleihbe0eutruo
nit oerienigcn elmer St~aat3ueriai
iung. llno man ioQte oafiir for.
Gen, onB niir iolde Wdnuer On.
nit betraut peroen. oenen Dos 8obl
lub SSnterefie Der Sta6t am Screen
liegt. Stimmt oesbaIb fir Mdu.
her, bie cine @erioiImg al$arbeis
ten, Die ieoer Iiberalsu @roBitaot
sir ebre oienen fam; nGblt Wldn.
rcr. bon fueIhen SIR uiBt oaB iie
MIR Dos Bette Der Staot rpoucu.
Smaha bat als @eifGitsitoot IN
ser Iitsernuelt einen auten Guf
IaBt inns benieIben aufred)t erboI,
TN. in6em mir iolt)e Wdnner in.
bos gborterfomite ertuabIen, Die ms
fillen 5reibrief gebert, Der 6en Sc.
alirfniifen unierer Sto6t eutiprift.
Die 9ominirten iino: gictor
Moiespoter. Rep. Or. 6. SoIoDtdi
rer. Mep.; Self q. 9ebforo. Gem.
6. @. &erring, 9ep. 9 3. Gcans
nea, REP g. 8. 9uncl, Gem; u.
@. aenneon, Rep.; y. 6. Eager
Gem, @ 5. aieriteoS, 8ep.; Sobu
s.. Bennett, Gem; s. s. Saf5tt,
Mep. s. O. Reogan, Gem; %. &.
1unfboider, Gem. 9eter 1ebrens,
enr o %. JoirfieIo, Rep.; +.
a. Megdfirep. Dem. 81. g. 8iI-
cor, Mep. 5. 6. Sbnfer, Soc. gam
Burns ir., aep. :. g. RcGague,
Sep. g8iaiam 6 gbamber5, 2em. F;
Sdeob aopp, Soc. Gan 9orrigau
Tenn. gbnrfes y~fStbenitein, Soc. ;
S. %. ageieaIf i Sem. Sarrp IS.
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pie Form uno oas Weren.

Gas Senots.Sontte mir angeegenbeten os 8iunenbau6eLs bat
einen sertht iber bic Gntifetorng Oes 0begerifts pOrgeest, IN Der
Sic .guIs Of Reaion4 auI Os Sberman@ees angemenoet muroe.
Der SnptG tupon0 Oogegen lit odb bas @eriht in Elm Geies etpos
bineiniuterpreheri babe. mas nbt BARN iRt. umo oaB os nht angels
In einaa 2anoe, oas sefhrRbene 8eriam9en uo getriebeue 6eiesc
babe. Gs 1T Der ate eheit. geur nit benz llnterifeo: Griber boben
Sic geritte bdufig ShInmes IN Die Geese bfneiuinterpretRrt, oiesnal
ehpas, mas riftis mar.
Die 9oidl1ee sur abbilfe, Die Der 8erft maht, geben oenn aud
aahin, Dos In oas SbermanGeiee binehButrdben. mas os Gberaerift
ais CrHnSe fir ieinc gerureiIuns Der fruits oneefibrt bate. mas sc.
lafor Ga Gonate fdon Ianae seforoert bal, lmO mas ourd aGe ~oberaeridt
~ ent5tei0une beute aIs perbuten berets etIdrt ii. at
Inter oien llnfinncn lit Die artht ss Gbergeridies mebr clue
- 4rin3fps oils Der Golgen. Man 1T NIT Dem Graebnis einperlauoep.
IL MIDI nit Ser art ue Is srreht lit rnO emprbt NM aeiesH6
y kefktmt bb oasieIe GrsebHis in 3utunit Iets credit ueroen
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N5 wirS immrr ioaer! dc III


Gs nirS immrr foler! Tie lin.
beritant51it Ger ,}eloten tennt
uadaeraoe feline @renlcn mrbr 5n
Ger gcaislatm 0c5 Staates gieu
gorf otc lett 6sn gtoprmberiuabIen
hi btioen Sanicru cine ltartc Demo
trattitc Miehr1rit Bat iii cine 9or.
Iage 5in1cbradt iporoen. Die oiien.
ftmoig Sic abiid)t %ocrfoIgt 0as ae.
iumnte Sdullueeu oes Staates I'm
Ter ole 6pttcI Der BroAIbitioniiten
5u brinlcn. Eeriouen Sic gclpobu.
bcitsmdBia 0em @enuB geiitiIcr DE
trarte buloilcr, ioaen pom Sehr
amt gunoi1Bllh ausgeidlofier ieiu.
mo 5tuar in allen Sdmlat bic
gun3 oofr tbeilUeiie aus Staats
mitteIr erbaIteu neroeu. Qds Ser
BOT iol aIio iiir Ole 8roieiioren Der
StadiauHi05riitdt ebenlo aRItcu. luie
iiir Sic 2ehrer an ben 0fiertIidet
Shuien; lie oue tuiiroeu por 0ie
MabI Qeiieat tuerben runucocr
prunoiaBlid ouf oeH gpnuB gctitigfr
@etraufe 81 bcr5idtet, pocr ocu
GcrIuit ibrer SteQe 81 ri5fireu
Gem Der gegriif aepobn6cltsma
|Eig lit aubcrorocutIid oe5ubar, ia
mrntLlt in einem Sauoe, no iidl
NIT iesIitcm @3nuB gciiti5cr &c
trdutc Der @cgriif llumdBigfeit
perbm0et glls MISUNDERSTANDING
ger @euuB qeiItiger 8etrint1 fam
idlon betruhtet fueren lpctrn Gin.
Sebrer einmal ODER 5U2imal i'm.
Ser ISOLDE on einen beitimm
ten Aben0 uno CUR beitimmteu
.Stltnoe nit 8eruisgeuoiien 5uiam
menfommt. C6er tpenn Elm Bro
mad cincm Spa"3iergange re-
qeImoBig in cine 8einfneipe ein
nm iih uiiiensbaIber 81 iiber
5eugelr, Oh Der 2estidbrige aud &C.
hoIten bat, mas CT ais M}oit Der
iprah; oOer tDenn er geruo6nt lit
betm giien regeImdBig Gin @las
Bier ooer &ain 5u trinfen. Gem
ole gorlage iagt uidts bonn ge
iude Der @irtbi6nft. Sic ridtat
iid gegen Den @eltuB qeiitiger Sc
trGnfe ii6crbaupt, einerIei Oh fla.
@ouie ODER in einem oficntlifen
genoiien peroen: per immcr
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Dem 6enuiie gel
tiger @etrdnfe buI0igt, einerlai, in
geringem llmfange, iou oIs
moraIiid 6isquaIiFi3irt pom Se6r
aisgeihloiin iper0en. SIR.
alnubeu niht. oaB Die gorlage Nus
iift bat. 8eicb 3a peroen. 9l6er
idon Die 3batinfe, 0oB man e
magt NIT oerartigen 9oridIdgen
on Die geiebqebenoen a~orperidni
ZEN beran3utreten, geigt. ME tie BON
BEN 5GfnOeu Der peri0rIihcn Srei
heit. Den 5euhIern un6 lln0uIo.
iGman aingeidlast meroen. @as
man linen qIaubt 3umutben 81 Dir
fen mo mas man BON i5nen er.
Dortet
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Tieies @un1alop Fat cine Cen.
traIbolle nit Spciiejimmcr. Slide
2inrihteraum, @ohn5immgr mo
Somcn3immer. 3as Mobnlimmer
hut cineu aamia. Gieic3 Simmer
lifnct NIT brcjter Sale. binter Die.
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Rcgea, Gem Z. 2. @upe Rep. +;
Y. 6. SeaieD, Dem 9. VI. Bar
nett, Soc., mo 4. y Champ.
Gem.
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lem lift 6as Sonncn5immer. Ger
srpcite Gtod lat orei 3immer
sdIaipord u6 ielr grobes Ban
@roBc, 30 SUB brett, 80 SUB lang
Bufoiten. ousidieBtib 9ei3un8 Jill
R0hren $4,000.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-10-23
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE
BY SHERIFF.

F. s. Hall, Plaintiff, VS.. James B.
Shultz and Eliza Shultz, husband and
wife. Theo. P. Tollefson, Frank Con-
nelys, Frank Connolly, c. c. Austin,
and A. w. Lambert, Co-Partners as
Austin & Lambert, and the unknown
heirs and unknown devisees of Frank
Connellys, deceased, defendants.
Under and by virtue of an order of
sale and decree of foreclosure and
sale, issued out of the District Court
of the Second Judicial District of the
State of Idaho, in and for the county
of Idaho, on the 23day of September,
1913, in the above action, wherein
F. S. Hall, the above named plaintiff,
obtained a Judgment and decree of
foreclosure and sale against James B.
Shultz, and Eliza Shultz, hus-
band and wife, Theo. P. Toll
lefson, Frank Connellys, Frank
Connolly, c. C. Austin, and A. w.
Lambert, Co-Partners as Austin &
Lambert, and the unknown heirs and
unknown devisees of Frank Connellys
deceased, on the 22nd day of Septem-
Der, 1918, for the sum of $1326.35 be-
sides $43.10 costs and disbursements
at the date of said Judgment and in
terest and accruing costs, which said
decree has been recorded in Judg-
ment Book of said Court at page
346, / am commanded to sell the GER
tain lot, piece or parcel of land, stu
ated, lying and being i'm the county
of Idaho, State of Idaho, and bound
ed and described as follows, to-wit:
Lots Eighteen QS) and Nineteen
(19) in Block No. 10, in the Village
of Sites, County of Idaho, State of
idaho, according to the plat of said
village on file and of record in the
office of the county recorder of Ida
no county, Idaho.
Public notice is hereby given that
on Saturday, the 25th day of October,
1913, at 10 O'Clock a. m. of that day,
in front of and at the front door of
the Court House of the county of
Idaho, in Grangeville, Idaho, / will,
in obedience of said order of sale and
decree of foreclosure and sale, sell
the above described property or so
much thereof as may be necessary to
satisfy said Judgment with interest,
costs, accruing costs, etc., to the
highest and best bidder, for lawful
money of the United States.
Dated September &c, 1913.
JOHN p. EIMERS, Sheriff.
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Robey and George S. Newton as trus-
tees of Grangeville Aerie No. 539,
Fraternal Order of Eagles, the above
named plaintiffs, obtained a Judgment
and decree of foreclosure and sale
against Robert Dunlap as Administra-
Tor OF the estate of George Won
Yarf, deceased, the above named de-
fendant, ON the 18th day of Septem-
Der, 1913, for the sum of $775.3S be-
SIDES interest, costs of suit, attorney
ices and accruing costs, which said
decree was, on the 10th day of Sep
TENDER, A. D. 1918, recorded In Judg-
ment Book A of said court, at page
339, | am commanded to sell the GER
tain lot, piece or parcel of land, sit
uated, lying and being in the county
OF Idaho, State of Idaho, and bound
ed and described as follows, to-
wit:
Lots six, seven and eight in Block
"E" in Knob Hill Addition to the
City of Grangeville; and the south
east quarter of the northwest quar-
ter, the North half of the southwest
quarter and the southeast quarter of
the southwest quarter, in section
thirteen, township 20 north, range
two east B. M, in Idaho county, Ida
no.
Public notice is hereby given that
on Saturday, the 25th day of October,
A. d. 1913, at 10 O'Clock A. M. of
that day, in front of and at the front
door of the Court House in the City
of Grangeville, Idaho, l will, in obedi-
ance to said order of sale and decree
OF foreclosure and sale, sell the above
described property or so much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy said
Judgment, less $40 which has been
credited thereon, with interest and
casts, ETC., to the highest and best
bidder for cash lawful money of the
United States.
Dated October 1, 1913.
JOHN P. EIMERS, Sheriff
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Amended LIST 1.aoa

RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF LANDS
IN NATIONAL FOREST. Notice is here
by given that the lands described be-
low, embracing 159 acres, within the
Nezperce National Forest, Idaho. will
be subject to settlement and entry I'M
der the provisions Of the homestead
laws of the United States and the act
of June II, 1906 GA Stat, $780, at the
United States land office at Lewiston.
Idaho, ON December 81, 1913 ANY set
tier who was actually and in good faith
claiming any of said lands for agricul-
tural purposes prior to January 1, 1906.
and has not abandoned same, has a
preference right to make q homestead
entry for the lands actually occupied.
Said lands were listed upon the appli-
cations Of the persons mentioned below.
who have a preference right subject
to the prior right of any such settler.
provided such settler or applicant is
qualified to make homestead entry and
the preference right is exercised prior
to December 81. 1918, on which date
the lands will be subject to settlement
and entry by any qualified person. The
lands are within unsurveyed but what
will probably be, when surveyed, Secs
10 and 80. T. 20 NJ, r. E., B. NJ,
described by metes and bounds as fol-
lows: Beginning at corner No. 1, which
is Identical with the southeast corner
of Sec. "a. T. 20 NJ, R. E.; extend
ing thence N. 25 chains; thence s. IS
degrees E. 1880 chains; thence S. 50
degrees e. 10 chains; thence NJ 81 de-
grees E. 11.63 chains; thence s. s de-
grees E. 27.50 chains; thence w. 30
chains; thence s. 10 chains; thence w.
1850 chains; thence N. 24.06 chains to
the place of beginning. So much of
this tract is opened as was not in
Guided in original List 1929, hereto
fore restored Said tract was listed
upon the application of Lloyd Day of
Grangeville, Idaho; Amended List 1929
October 16, 1913. c. M BRUCE As
sistant Commissioner Of the General
Land Office. ALSO