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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-07-17
PAGE ELEVEN

Since baseball entered the realm
of high finance, there seems also to
have entered a spirit Of intolerance
and the mark of the dollar has very
nearly spoiled what we were pleased
to refer to as our National Game. 1t
is to be hoped it may again be rele-
gated to the place of clean sports,
and the high finance feature canned.
You can never tell: a Scotchman
who has reached the age Of ninety
four, has buried four wives and is
still in the ring, looking for another,
says his good health is due to mat
rimony, committed early and often;
a California bachelor of 107 says his
longevity is due to the fact that he
never married-and you may take
your choice.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-07-17
NAIVE 5000 4 WEAR.

Start an original mail order bust
ness. Not stock scheme that is worn
out and dead-nOt a plan to buy some
sible, workable plan. Own and control
yOur own business. l tell you what to
make, how to manufacture or produce
it, write your ad matter, etc. Terms
reasonable. You can own, patent or
copyright your goods Address w.
CLEMENT MOORE, Business Special
list, Box "a, New Egypt, n. j.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-07-17

GrOWers OF fEmp F'FUIg, sh8dC and OTnn~
mental frees aud Plants.
Excellent stock and lots of it, Of
Grated Pecan trees, Apple trees, both
for home and commercial purposes We
have been in the Nursery business %
years and know what to grow to give
equipped with fine Irrigating Plant
and our trees never become 'stunted
on account of drouth, We grow large
quantities. too of Garden Plants, some
of which is Old Fashion Georgia Col
lard and Winter Cabbage Plants, at
$3.50 per thousand. Tomato Plants for
late use at $500 per thousand These
we have in stock from July LIST on
throughout the season. Let us sell you
a part at least Of things you need in
our line.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-07-17

The Tariff Bill should be made of
abmestos, to stand all the fire it has
to contend with.
AS was to be expected, the distri-
button of Georgia pie has caused at
lacks of something besides acute in
digestion in the State.
A French scientist has invented
the wireless telephone, and if it will
keep parties" on line from but
ting in, it will fill a long felt want.
First thing we will know, Poor
Little King George will abdicate and
let Mary and the Suffragettes fight
it out on any old line.
Bulgaria has thrown up the
sponge, and having killed every
thing in sight, is wailing to The
Powers for peace.
Compared to some of the dresses
some women are wearing now, the
bathing suit of two or three seasons
ago looks right modest, doesn't it?
A department store advertisement
tells us of it's incompatible wo-
mems sectiOn," and we have seen
some of their saleswomen who were
just that.
Would you believe it possible
but it's true: an Ohio politician
named Graft has just died, and he
left scads and wads of money. Get
busy, Photographers.
It is to be hoped that those Boy
Scouts who took that messag e
from President Wilson to the Mayor
of Chicago, will be able to sprint in
like manner from the wood-pile to
the kitchen wood-box when their
Mothers wig-wag signals to them.
The press Of the country is cack-
ling long and loud over the fact that
Mr. Wilson has pardoned a negro let
ter carrier who was serving a five
year sentence for stealing a letter
with check in it. Fine now how
about the WHITE r. F. D. carrier
who is serving seven years for steal
ing two cents?
The fool killer is asleep at his
post: as witness, the mother in Con-
necticut who gave her baby an old
pipe to play with, and the coroner
said the nicotine killed it. Another
fond parent gave the baby it's faith
er's revolver, to quiet it and as she
thoughtfully gave him cartridge or
two, the baby did the rest, and the
coroner said accidental death"
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supposed to be working at night.
The men whom the girls were with
were strangers to the parents of
each girl.
Girls disappear every week, and
the police are asked to find them;
the parents give, as nearly as they
can, the list of friends the girls
have; and the places they visit. The
police supplement this list by lists
of their own which shows the girls
as visitors to places the parents, in
many instances were ignorant of.
And now we have argued around
the points of the compass, what is
the answer?
The police will tell you-and this
means the police of every large
town in the country; Chicago, st.
Louis, Denver, San Francisco, Phila-
delphia, Baltimore, New York-take
"a map and pick out the name of any
city, write to the police for record
of the missing girls the delin-
quent girls and those sent to the
hospitals under names their parents
would never recall as belonging to
any member of the family-and the
statistics will be a dreary repetition.
And the police are supposed to be
men beyond temptation themselves;
no one will ever know the good they
do in many instances, nor the faml-
lies whom they have saved the dis
grace Of publicity, while coming in
to contact with the facts which give
them the most intimate insight into
the private life of those families. II
they are guilty Of graft and all the
other things they are charged with
it is no wonder; they are in posi-
ton to know to it's fullest, the frail-
ty and the weakness of humanity
and they are made of the same ma
terial.
But this does not lessen in the
least, the burden of those response
bic for the state of affairs which we,
as a people are facing-and that is
the women Of our country.
Try as we may, we cannot get
around nor over that fact; the
wrecking of every home is due to
the neglect of our women as a body
though many an individual woman
who has given every minute and
every thought to the care of the
home and the children she has as
sumed responsibility for-will suf :.
fer also. We can read in history the
parallel to the conditions which eX-
list now; with the neglect Of the
home, came the crimes and the con
ditions which are now filling the
hospitals with unmarried mothers,
faith erless and nameless waits, and
the homes for hayward girls and wo-
men, with inmates.
Isn't is to be deplored that the
women as brainy and as we'll read as
the average suffragette is, cannot see
this?
In the States which have granted
suffrage to women, have any radi-
cal changes taken place in the con-
ditions herein cited?
Has the police force been purified
of graft?
Has the social uvil' been les
sened?
Have the morgues sheltered any
fewer nameless and unknown dead
Women-old and young?
Have there been fewer illegiti-
mate births?
Has the work Of the procurer for
the house of ill-fame been curtailed?
Have the men who have been put
in Office, expressed themselves on
any of these things, and worked TO
better them?
What are we going to do about
it?
Will we continue to let the police
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The CuFet0n Nurseries
AUSTELL, GEORGIA

Growers Of fine Fruit, Shade and Orna~
mental frees aud Plants.
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ARE THE POLICE BECOMING THE
"CUSTODIANS OF THE
HOME?''

TLANTA, Georgia is, as every
"A one familiar with geography
sHI knows, the largest city of
Georgia, and almost the larg-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-16
&arl 3bieles @eiieberi1t
9fad Talmn.

SSest gebt es Nun meiter per 8abn
l1llO lpar meme erite gtappe 6alnn
Der @aupt= uno &egierungSita6t BON
Galefarlien, morin ii6 &upferberg-
lperfe befinoen, Sic emit Sic ergiebig=
item ser @elt marel1. Ser grtrag
oerlelben lit ieood 10 5uriidgegangen,
DaB fal11n nod SO Mrbeiter BARN be-
ibaftigt iino. Sn elmer ieiner
Shd9te mur6e bier Dor LANCER Set
ein iunger g%ergn1ann peri6iittet uno
so Sabren oarauf feline 9etbe, mel
DIE orrd Sen in Der CRUDE befinoli=
ben &itriol auf 6as 8eite p%rdierpiert
mar, gefnnben nnb tpieoer an bas Ia=
gebrabt. Gin altes Miitter=
6en erfannte in oen moblerbaltenen
3iigen, ibren 10 lang betra1erten
8rdutigam. Sic S. Miidertide 8al=
la6e, Ste go16ene &o@5eit
oieien @orfou beban6elt, miro
mobl ma11dem ser 2efer befan,1t
iein.
Sn gIffarIeo iette i@ eine11
.3ug aus, nm 0en gIffarIebD
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-16

beim @inieben nidt our @dlfte i'm
nadbarliden Sdobe 5u lanoen.
alber 6ieie &leinigfeiten bergiBt man
ibnel tpenn 6as Boot cine Stre6e
ourd id)ones paltoraliides Banora-
ma fabrt. Man fibt auf Ded uno
labt ioldes mie Elm 8anoelbil6 Dor
ilber5ieben. Man ideint 6ur9 oie
frieolide 2mloidaft gu idmeben, Ga
MO ia, oben ouf Ded itebenb> sic
lhn1ole @~oiierltraBe nidt iiebt. gu
lpeilen frnipft man al1d) NIT oen, me-
ben Dem 8oote @ergebenoen, Elm &C.
1prdd oil, unb flettert nit Dem Sdiffe
cine bl1noert SUB bobe S6leuBen=
treppe binaut uno mieber binunter.
@em auh NueS iid bel elmer &a1ol-
fabrt IN fleinem MaBitabe bdlt, 10
bietet es trob6em 6es Shonen l1nb
9te1ten ge1l1g.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-16
Sen aruben unterIdicb, mie CT iid

in 6e1 Meiultaten Ser oeutiden uno
bieligen boberen 2ebronltalten FUND.-
gibt, erflart 2ebrer g. 8rpan aus
Connecticut nit SEN folgenoen, fir
oas oe1tfde Sdl1lpei en iebr idnlei=
delbaften IeItitellungen: Sd ml,b
Dor auem feltltelen, mie ga115 anoers
11nb beiier Ser oeuti6e 2ebreritano
fir fem idmieriges Mmt porbereitet
it, ols Ser anurifoniide. @etpib mir
Daben ollb bier Sebrfrdfte, oenen
nl6ts nla11gelt, aber bel unS iinb 6a5
slusnabmen uno briiben lit cs 6ie Sc
gel. Die Musbilour1g bes oeutiden
2ebrers lit es, sic u1l5 bier feblt, INN
sic gleiden @rgebniiie tpie Deutid)=
lano in ser M%usbiloung Ser S9iilcr
5u er5ielen. @ir baben bier Elm
pbpiii@ beiieres 2ebrer= uno SdiIer=
material als in Deutfdlano, nno in
Ser Muffaiiu ngsfraft 6iirfte audi
faum Elm nennensmertber unteri9ieo
BEL beioen &ategorien borbon6en fem.
Srob6em min eS mir i6einen, als Oh
Ser oeutibe 2ebrer iid ielbit u116 iei,
ne S6uler beim unterridt bel BET,
fer in ser @an6 fat, alS ser ameri-
faniife. Gin Sem beridie6enen 2ebr<
ipitem fann oas aaein nidt liegen
un6 sic Sportausbiloung, melde bier
beoe11ten6 emiiger als ouf beutiden
b0beren Sdulen betrieben miro, ioQ>
tie 6od eber Dem 2ebrer cine &anb-
babe 3nr beiieren DiscipIin geben.
0as l1mgefebrte lift Ser Saa. Dri=
ben iin6 6ie @9iiIer mdbreno bes
l1nterridts un6 au@ ouBerbab bes>
ielben biel lei9ter 31 Ieiten, iie iinb
aufmerffamer un6 beobadten ftraffe,
re Disciplin 11nb bef11nben einen Sic.
ipect Dor Dem 2ebrer, Der a1f mirf=
lider 3uneigung un6 Mdhang be-
griin6et lit un6 Dem 9ebrer fem Mmt
leidter nn6 angenebmer madt. M0g.
lid, baB Dem 6eutiden Sdiiler bteie
freimi1ige unteroromung nnter Sen
fremoen @iuen gum guten Ebeil ber-
erbt lit; fiderer erideint mir 6ie 8or>
a11siebung, baB Ser beutide 2ebrer-
iton6 paoogogii9 un6 ollgemein bei=
fer borgebilbet miro, als Ser a11e-
rifonii9e, nnb baour6 feline fir ie6en
6rem6en iiberraidenben &eiultate er-
5ielt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-16

relr, als ser Eortier in meinem So
tel aber bon mir erfubr, 6aB i6
Salti0ba6en nod nidt geieben,
iblug er oie @dnoe iiber DEM &opfe
5%uiamn1en, 6enn 6as uare ia geraoe,
als nod &om geben, un6 ben Eap1t
nidt ieben. Nlfo id fubr bin, ul1o
geltebe germ 81, oab oieie5 mooerre
grpbe See6a0, cine Extraction ritter
@robe, nit feiner Musiidt ouf Die
Meeresb11bt. Ser a%nitoben6e San=
lmlnpalo bictet ollf moblgepflegten
@egelt 8elegenbeit gu rubige1 Bro=
n1enoben, lu1o es lit ent5iiden6 tpe11n
lih pl0tlid Scr Bill tere @al0 81 Ell
11em @lid auf 6ie, int Sonnenidei11
glitern6e 9rdt er0ffnet. @ier lteben
bic ltattli6en :9a6ebotels un6 ant
Stranoe sic 8aoef0rbe, porinne1r Die
bunoerte lib inn @aiier Sumnelnoen
lp1ter ii6 i'm Sdotten ousruben.
Son of Sen bin uno fer fobren6en
6obr3el1gen interelierten MIDI sic
fleiner i6ml1den 0ampfer, NIT meI=
her ci1lem id Damn cine &analfabrt
ii6ernabm. 3ieie berieben Ben iebr
ultsgeoebnten Boliogierperfebr un6
li1ro 1O0-150 SUP la11ge S6rau=
bcnoampfer, ober 10 ieetiidtig, oaB
man iid ibnen obne 8eoenfen elmer
5abrt iiber Sen S5ean at1pertrauen
fonnte, obgleid fie gegen Sic mo6cr=
men &iei e11oampferm ie ein 5picl5cltg
erl6einen. Die &aiiiten ltno Dent
ertfpreden6 iebr flein, ieoo6 nit MOS
6ernem Comfort berieben. 6reilib
barf man beim 5preden :0arin nidt
piel gelticulieren, ionit miir6e man
NIT Sen @6nben, M0bel o6er gar
6em 3immergenoi1en in u%nliebia1ne
8eriibrung fommen. SIM Speiieioal
iin6 6em3ufolge sic Sibe 10 i@mal,
6ab es elmer gemiiien uebung be6arf,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-16

gefiibrt, oafiir aber erfrel1t lid) Bel
oieien lpeibbemiibten &erren Der
Auartettgeian gang b%eionoerer Yfle=
&c. Ios G1tell lit nit barter Strafe
be6robt uno gdn5lid al1Ber @ebralld),
oen15niolge baben Die ibiueoiiden
Stnoiolen ald nid)t oas fori6e @c=
fen oeS oeutid)en 8ruber Stuoio.
Sn ocr Mfitte Der staot liegt auf
elmer Grb0bung scr Com, sic gr0Bte
uno id0nlte Stride Sdmcoens, NIT
DEM b0diten abl1rm1e uro barin Sic
gr0bte @lode Sdtpeoens. Ser Com
lit Gin monlumentaler, I'M 13ten Sabr-
bunoert crridteter 8adlteinball, ul1o
mar fir lan9e 3eit &r0nungsort Der
ldmeoiid)en &onige. SsSn loldem ltebt
binter einem 6idten eiiernen Sitter,
neben Dem Mltar ser pergol6ete 5arg
bes beiligen Crit H., 5dubpatrones
bon S1neoen, nno 6ariiber bdrgt
feline groBe &rone, tpelde 16 Yfn11o
miegt. SsSr einem Alteridiffe befinoet
li9 Die Silberfammer porin berrli=
DIE MeBge>pdnoer, Mltaroecfeu, bcrr=
lide &elde, &roren nnb a1Dere
%lpertbbolle @pl6 l1nb Silberpro0ufte
aus fatbolilder 3eit ol,sgeitellt iinb.
S%altiD6aoem.
Sect 11obn1 id) MIN mei11en @cg
nab Stodboln1 nno BORT gliicflid all=
gelangt mollte id) rad) Mormegen fob=
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@oHerfau, bon Dem ib ltetig Cob
geid,lge b0ren mubte, 3n betpl11oert1.
Sir Senlauo, ser nod nid)t an oe11
g iagarafallen geitanoen, mag
es pielcid)t 8elpunoerung errege1, le-
ood) lpor i6 iebr enttduidt. No6 an
oemielben Gage nabm MIDI Die chr
milroige llniperiitatsltaot
ltpiala
III ibrcn Mal1crn allf, nu0 ,par id)
mn, lpicoer i'm @robltaotleben. lip
Iala lit cine scr dlteitcn 5taote oes
2onoes l,no friibere fonigli6e &eli=
BENG. IS bot l1n9ef0br 10000 Gin=
mpb,lcr l1no lit beriibmt our6 feline
llniperlit6t, elm t1eltes Erodtgebauoe,
morin cine berrlit)e Collection bon
lpertbpollen @emalben uno Sel1lptn=
rem sic @olc 5ieren un6 IN Sen bret
ten Corridors oufgelteut iino. Sic
@0rl1Ie li,,o BON groBter Ginfadbeit,
obglcid sic %l1niperlitdt ourd Die gro
Ben 3l1pelloungen @ultap Moolf's,
ser ibr feline 6on1iliel1giiter iiber=
lieB, iebr reid lit. Gas bieiige Stu
oenteuleben lit BON Sem oe1ti6en
go1l5 neribieben. S6morren baben
sic !9erre,1 Stl1bioien bier nidt I'M
@elidt, melde oeren oentide Goaegen
befanntlid b0ber iddsel1 als Sen Or
sen pour Re mcrite, cbenio lit
ser @%icrfon1llers bier nod riht eil1=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-16

Ser ct. 2pniier 8irgermeiiter
&iel, elm gobn beutfder gltern, Be-
6al1erte, Sic Sabresberiammll1ng bes
INSTRUMENTATION Motionalbun-
bes nidt in beutider Sprade begrii.
ben gu f0nnen, meil feline @r5ieb1tne
I'M gIternbouie in 6ieier @inii@t Der
nodldiiigt mor6en fei. Sn 6ieier
&Iage Iiegt Elm beber3ige1e6er @inf
fir ale oemt1den @ltern.
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Mmf 51t,,t Sfattomrnier.

Sim Sonntag, ben 10. October,
miro unter ben Muipi3ien bes Green.
tpaI6 5tat Club in @reentpal6 Elm
Sfattonrnier itattfinoen, tpo311 ale
@en8elbrii6er bes County freuno-
lidit eingelaoen FIND.
0as @pmite.
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6%eiratbsaein6.

Gin beutfder SSl,negeieue, 81 Sab.
alt, miinf6t sic 8efarntf9aft Els
mes Ma6dens o6er elmer @ittme ridt
iiber 30 Sabre. @dberes brteflih.
g. IS. &ebfer, g. ..
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8erotemite oeS itaIieni:
i6em &lerus.
Tim bic 8efampfnn9 Der Eellagra
nno sic @infiibrmng fummmna=
Ter &afOfem.

Gent @ieDererma6en Ser lta0ti=
lben 8rotf fabrication in Stalien IN
l1ellel ter 3eit ging Sic ginridtung le=
net f%on1nlunaler 8udofen pora11,
meld)e cine Neibe flei1er ldnolltber
@emeil1oen int italieniid)en Irial1l
Wropi1l5 l1bine) bereits IN Sen adt=
si9er sSsobren 6es porigen Sabrbun=
oerts erridteten. @s maren oieS
@riinoungen, melhe Dor allen 0in=
gen sur 8efampfl1ng ser in Der oor=
tiger @egeno ungeFel1er baufig por=
fonme110en furbtbaren &runfbelt Der
Yeuogro, Sic itd befanntlid oltd in
TN rent 2onbe ge5eigt bot, oiel1erl
lollten.
50 berid)tet @ilela Mi6elS=2ino=
ner IN ibrer v@eididte Ser mooer11ern
Ner1ei1roebetriebe in Stalien," Ste III
Dem groben inn Muftrage 0e5 Sereins
fir So5iulpolitif in Berlin erldlene=
1le,1 Merfe:: Observation-Disclosures" per=
offclltlidt lpor0el,. 8rielter aber ma=
rem es, Sic an eriter Stele Sic Gin<
fiibru1g 0ieler Standardization for
Oerter1, in Ser Mbiidt, oem &olfe Bill
ligeres 8ei5enbrot al beridaffen, %
Sic YeGagra nit bem @enuB bon
Mois 5l1l amnreubdngt. Das genonnte
Werf ne1unt Sen Mbbate &inal6o Mn=
neni ueinen eifrigen &orfdmpfer fir
Ole @rridturg bon 8ddereien our Be-
fampfung ser &ellagra". er bat
lelb]t Elm eigenes 8adofenipitem nno
cine 11elte moblfeile Sorte 8rot err
funoen uno in ser 2ombar6ei, in
9eoparel e uno au6 I'M 6rtanl 1neb<
rere leiner Badofen auf gemeini9aft=
Iider @runolage erri6tet.
Sic Mrmutb bes 8olteS lteB Die
les qenollenldoftli@e Spitem ieoo6
nidt geoeiben. Daber faBten Dom
Yietro 8oracdini, fatboliider Hfor=
rer in @alian 81 Yrato, u11o @iuieppe
Man5iniv gefretdr 6es Snitituto
Iednico in nbine, als erIte BEN Elan
5ur @rridtung ser Bemetnoebadofen
nit autonon1er Germoltung. sic rte
fen inn Sabre 1884 in Baiian 81 Era=
to I'M Berein nit Ser 6ortigen Sc
Misunderstanding ben eriten iolden
Bafofen ins 2eben.
Dieler er1te praftii@e @eriu@ bette
einen ourdidlagenoen @rfolg. eli
sSsabre ipater> inn Sabre 1895, beiBt
es meiter in 6em 6eutiden 8erfe,
vmaren bereits a6t fommunole Ba6e=
reien in Der Bropin5 u6ine I'M 8e=
tried, mel9e, idmmtli6 in fleinen, ar
men 2onofleden gelegen, fat a1S=
ldlieBlid lire &unoi6aft aus "arm-
1eligen @ei90pfen" refrntierten, ro1e
bisber @ei5enbrot MIR 81 8etbno9=
ten, gu Oitern un6 gu Maer6eillgen
qegeljen boben. Scum aber mar Der
Breis 6es @emeinbebrotes 10 nieorig,
6aB 6ie @n116en Der Badofen bet Ut
iebnng ser Bolenta (6ie aus Wfots
bereitet miro) bnr9 8ei5enbrot nod
cine feline @riparniB MAIDEN fonn<
ten."
Mud in an6eren @egenben Sto-
liens, tpel@e ebenfaQs bon Der Eel=
laaro beimgeiudt iin6, bt MO oie1e
uforni ruroli" eingefubrt, ia 1elblt tn
Oeiterrei6 un6 &umanien bot mon
Sen @emeinbebudofen IN Sen Dienit
ser MISUNDERSTANDING geiteat. Sn
sSstalien aber miro a1Ber Dem Burger
meiiter on6 ser Bfarrer oes Srtes
BON p%ornberein als ~itan6iges Wttt-
qlie6 Ser Observation-Disclosures oes
8afof lens betra@tet. Bielfa6 lit er
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&or elmer idmieri9en 8rupoftion.

Ser Mann ODER 6ie Sra11, melder
Mierenlei6en bat, itebt Dor elmer
idmierigen @ropoiition, mo- idlimme
!@ompIifationen raid folgen. 6olep
Mieren-NiQen iinb cine ebrbore BET
Ienbe Mebi3in, bie, einmal in @ner
5pltem aufgenommen, @ieren< nno
8lo1en berltent un6 bamit cine Bie-
oerberitenung Ser @eiunobeit unb
stdrfe. gu fa11fen bel ouen &ano-
Tern in ct. @Iou6, Minn:-Mn5etge.
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= @ir be5ablen fir bas 8nidel
cute Malagerite 55e bic Csc. Cob
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NOTICE OF SALE

Notice y hereby given that the
following described horse, left in my
possession will be sold, according 20
law, so much Of the proceeds to be
retained by me to pay the feed bill
against said animal. Black horse, Is
years old, laid face, left hind foot
white, wire cut on right leg. Sale to
be held at my feed barn, Saturday,
Feb. 15, 1918. simon Ehr. / 80 t.
Notice o. Mortgage Sale.
Notice is hereby given that that
certain mortgage. executed and de-
,livered by John T. Medlicott and
Cora E. Medlicott, his wife, mortsa.
gors, to George Baker, mortgagee.
dated the LIST day Of December, 1905,
and flled for record n the Office Of
the register Of deeds Of Ward county.
North Dakota, on the LIST day Of De
tcember, 1906, at 4:46 o'clock >. m,
and was duly recorded In book 30 Of
mortgages, on page 473. VIM DO fore
closed By . sale Of the premises n
such mortgage and hereinafter de-
,scribed, at the front door Of the
court house In the city Of Minot.
Ward county, North Dakota, at the
hour Of two o'clock ,. N. on the sth
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Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.
Notice is hereby given. that that
certain mortgage, executed and deliv-
cred by John Hippo and Martha J.
Hippo. mortgagork, to State Bank Of
souris. corporation of souris. North
Dakota. dated the End day OF Novem.
Der, 1903, and filed Tor record In the
Office Of the register Of deeds of the
County Of Ward and State Of North
Dakota, on the 18th day Of November.
1908. and recorded in Book 1873 Of
mortgages at page IS, will be fore
closed by sale Of the premises IN
such mortgage and hereinafter de-
scribed. at the front door OF the court
house in the city Of Minot, county Of
Ward and State Of North Dakota
at tho hour Of 2 o'clock p. m. on the
LIST day of March. 1913, to satisfy the
amount due on such mortgage on the
day OF sale.
The premises described in such
mortgage and which will be sold to
satisfy the same, are described as
follows: The southwest quarter OF
Section twenty-five (25), Township
one hundred hfty.four (154) North,
Of Range eighty-fve (85) Wcst 5th
p. NJ. in the County Of Ward. State
of North Dakota.
There will he due on such mortgage
at the date of sale, the sum of seven
hundred ninety.two and e2-1O0 dol.
lars, which Iamount includes three IN
stallments Of interest paid on a prior
mortgage on said premises, and in
terest thereon.
Dated this 18th day Of January,
1913.
STATE BANK OF soURJs,
Mortgage.
]. J. WEEKS,
Bottineau, North Dakota.
I . tt
Attorney for Mortgage,
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day Of March, A ID. 1913, to satisfy
the amount due upon such mortgage
on the day of sale. The premises de.
scribed in said mortgage, and which
will be sold to satisfy the same are
described as follows, to-wit:
Lots number sixteen (16) and seven
(7), in block number one d), in
Ramstad's Third Addition to the city
of Minot, Ward county, North Da.
kota.
There will be due upon said mort
gage at the date Of sale the sum Of
sixteen hundred nine dollars and
thirty.four cents ($16os .34( and costs
and disbursements Of this foreclo-
sure.
GEORGE BAKER, MORTGAGE.
e. D. KELLEY, Sheriff.
II. s. BLOOD,
Attorneys for MORTGAGE,
Mtnot, North Dakota.
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ola d. Pease, defendant.
SUMMONS.

ola d. Pease, defendant.
SUMMONS.
The State of North Dakota to the
Above Named DEFENDANT:
You are hereby summoned to an
swer the complaint in this action and
to serve copy Of your answer upon
the subscribers within thirty days At.
ter the service Of this summons upon
you, exclusive Of the day of serv.
ice; said complaint having been fled
in the office of the clerk of the dis
trict court in and for Ward county.
North Dakota; and in case of your
failure to appear or answer Judgment
will be taken against you by default
for the relief demanded In tho com.
plant.
Dated at Minot. North Dakota, this
22nd day Of January, A. D. 1918.
PALDA, AAKER 4 GREENE and G.
c. WYSONG,
Attorneys for the Plaintiff,
ONCE and Postofnce Address:
Minot, North Dakota.
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