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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-17

The following is list of the colon
ies protectorates aud dependencies oi
the four great countries involved In
war In Europe:
GREAT BRITAIN.
Gibraltar Al the entrance to the
Mediterranean sea; area two square
miles: military force 1857
Malta--In the Mediterranean sea;
area III square miles; military
strength 7G47.
Cyprus Island in the Mediterra.
mean. so miles from the coast Of Asia
Minor; area 1884 square miles; mill.
tary strength 12l men.
Empire Of India--Area 100000
square miles; population 295.000, 900;
military strength, British troops. 49,
s97: native troops, 1863, 1896, with 35,700
reservists.
Ceylcn on the southeast coast OF
India: area 1888 square miles; mill
tary strength 1882 men,
Maldive Islands--ln the Indian
ocean. 400 miles southwest Of India;
area I15 square miles; population 50,-
600; a grcuD II IL coral isleis
Federated Malay States--0f the Ma
lay. peninsula area $4,000 square
miles: Dopuiatinn 61s.009: military
strength S51 natives under eleven
European officers; also a native con-
stabulary
$4,000 square miles; population $780,
600.
IIongkong East coast Ct China;
area 400 square miles: population
100000: military strength 4270.
Wei Wei--In the province of
Shantung. China; area 2S5 square
miles: population 100000. Not far
from the German possession Of Kaiu
chau.
Bahrein--Or Avail Islands, In the
Persian gulf. near the coast of Ara.
bis; area go square miles; popula-
ton $4,000.
On the strait Ct Malacca; area 1900
square miles: porulation $4,000; mil
itary strength 2504.
Union of South Africa Comprising
Cape CT Good HOPE: Natal. the Trans
vaal. and Orange River COLONY: area
$4,000 square miles; population g..
600. 000: military strength. British inn
perlai troops, $500. and local organiza-
tons.
Other British Possessions In Africa
british East Africa. with an area Of
275.C00 square miles, and population
II 100000, Is left almost wholly to
the natives for defense The same is
true OF British Central Africa. 9omal.
= H.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-17
HAWAII ALMOST
FRENCH COLONY
60 YEARS Ago

Sixty years ago today the United
States government sent out its first
scientific expedition for exploring and
eharting the southern seas The
squadron OF five vessels and store
ship set sail from Norfolk. Va. Its
chief, Commander Charles Wilkes, was
aboard the flagship. the Vincennes.
which was to carry him around the
earth during the next four years.
Rounding South America. after a leis-
urely journey in which he stopped to
explore many unknown islands. he
sailed northward along the coast OF
California at the time when 1t was
under Spanish rule. He continued on
ward to the present states Of Oregon
and Washington He arrived in Ho-
nolulu at the time when the Hawaiian
Islands were about to fall into the
hands of the French-but Wilkes made
II so evident that the United States
would tolerate no such event that Ha-
wall remained an American appanage.
In Samoa he drew up treaty with
the tribal chief that gave to the
United States one Of its most valuable
naval coaling stations He displayed
it's influence remained effective to the.
day when the Americans came to occu.
py it half century later. Upon his
return he announced that he had dis.
covered new continent in the Ant.
arctic regions which he gave the name
if Wilkes Land. His claim was herald
ed with ridicule and 1t became a sub.
iect of bitter controversy.
Today practically all the worlds
seas have been charted; but about
100000 square miles. or one-half of
the total land surface of the earth, are
still unknown to the white man. The
great American explorer stands vim.
Dictated and the Antarctic continent
is an established fact Explorers have
not only proved that there Is Wilkes
and bnt have discovered the South
Pole. The example set by Wilkes in
the Antarctic has been emulated In
the Arctic and to-day the North Pole
is also an established fact TODAY,
also. the Pacific ocean is great high
way of commerce and its travel is
based uncn the accurate knowledge
pathered by Wilkes Every shin find.
ing its way through the unlighted ma.
yes of the south sea is guided by the
SURVEYS of the United States Explor-
ing Exnedition.' as it has become
known historically. The United States
still has an unexcelled naval station
in the midnacific which is dne to the
biue-naper treaty with its nnillpenned
agreement drawn up by Wilkes and
the barbarian chief. Because of the
decisive action Of the American ex.
plerer. Hawaii today is an American
territory. and not French possession.
The South Sea Island natives remem-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-17
HARBOR NOTES


The steamer w. g. Hall viii again
be dispatched over the claudine route
to Maui ports. the vessel sailing at S
o'clock this evening.
Destined for Kealia, Kauai, the In.
ter-Island steamer Helene will be dis
patched at o'clock this evening TAX.
ing freight and mail only.
Sailing from Honolulu on August s,
the United States army transport
Logan is reported to have arrived at
San Francisco on Saturday afternoon
The destination of the barkentine
Mary Winkleman from Eureka, Calf.
is Hilo, Hawaii This vessel has a
large shipment OF lumber for the big
island.
With a full shipment of sugar and
other lines of island products the Mat.
son Navigation steamer Enterprise
Is reported to have sailed from Hilo
for San Francisco
The Matsonia of the Matson NaYiga-
ton line will probably be dispatched
for Hilo next Thursday morning.
Several thousand tons of sugar awaits
this vessel at the Hawaii port.
The Associated Oil Company steam.
er, j. A. Chanslor Is expected to steam
for the coast today. The last OF the
$4,000 barrels of oil has been dis.
charged into the local storage plant.
The schooner Alice Cooke with
about 100000 of lumber Is believed
nearing the islands. This vessel sailed
more than fortnight ago from Grays
Harbor, with destination as Honolulu
The remainder of the shipment of oil
brought to the islands by the Union
Oil tanker Santa Rita has been dis
charged at Kihei, Maui. The vessel
is reported to nave steamed for the
California coast
Fine weather is reported along the
coast of Kauai by officers in the Inter
Island steamer Kinau, an arrival yes
terday This vessel brought an auto
r1rhilo TX oa0rs &nkaorl,s e ~.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-17
A HEALTHY, HAPPY WIFE

is the greatest inspiration man can
have and the life of the family. yet
how many homes in this fair land
are blighted by the iii health of wife
and mctheri
1t may be backaches, headaches, the
tortures of a displacement or some
ailment peculiar to her sex which
makes life a burden. Every woman
in this condition should rely upon
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound. made from roots and herbs.
to restore her to health and happi.
ness. advertisement.
-<N1A~-N---
A delegation of the Ancient Order
of Hibernians. which just closed its
convention at Norfolk. Va, was re-
ceived by fHesideut Wilson.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-17

OF molssses. so bags OF tarn. 2to bags
Of rice and zoe packages OF snndries.
Sugar 70 the amount OF 1859 made up
the bulk Of the cargo. The Kinau viii
be dispatched AZ 5 o'clock tomorrow
evening.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-17

Der the American" as they called
Wilkes. to this day. According 10
their myths he taught them hospitals
t. which they practice today By send
ing the fairest OF their maidens to
greet the stranger with vans and
bamboo tubes OF water.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-17

While at Central and South Ameri.
can ports, the japanese freighter Seiyo
Maru was supplied with several thou.
sond tons OF nitrates, The material Is
consigned to importers on the coast OF
Asia.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-17

Unsef service Community Keynote of reorgand
Chamber Commerce
It also the underlying principle the the
has long the
Consumers and holding them.
Business is Business when you Have To. II
there's strong
distinction between the difference
organization make pleasure
Service possible
make Willingness and necessity being promper
Successful catering both anticipation what call Per
feet Service"
Let courteous representative call upon you.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-17

Asia.
More than 5000 sacks Of Kauai sugar
has been discharged from the Inter.
Island steamer L.ikelike. an arrival
from windward ports The vessel has
been placed on berth for departure
at o'clock this evening.
ton liner Matsonia, due TO arrive
from San Francisco tomorrow morning.
the British steamer Mariana win be
shifted to another berth to take up
anchorage outside the hsrbor.
The prospect for the immediate dis
patch of the British ship Saint Mirren
with European cargo Is not catering
according to local shipping men. This
vessel was to be dispatched from Ant.
werp for Honolulu within a few
weeks.
The report that damage TO tho
machinery In the Japanese steamer
Seiyo Maru was the direct cause of
that vessel making prolonged stay
outside the port Of Honolulu Is not
generally believed in local shipping
circles.
Pending repairs to the Inter-Island
steamer Claudine. the LikeIike will
take up the route formerly covered BY
the w G. Hall, while the smaller
Noeau will be dispatched for windward
Kauai ports taking up the run of the
LilSelike.
Until shortage of steam tonnage
prevails along the coast, the sailing
vessels In the oil fleet will not be dis
patched to the islands. The ship Mar.
ion Chilcott operated by the Associat-
ed Oil Company Is now on the berth
at Goviata for Honolulu
Taking more than 1900 tons Of
sugar and scattering shipments OF
pines, the American-Hawaiian freight
er Texan. has departed from Hilo for
Panama canal The Texan with its
cargo is expected to pass through tho
waterway en- route to New York.
Joseph Mclaughlin OF Philadelphia.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-17

Joseph Mclaughlin OF Philadelphia.
was elected president OF the Ancient
Order of Hibernians at the close OF
their session at Norfolk, va.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-17

Fine weather is reported along the
coast of Kauai by officers in the Inter
Island steamer Kinau, an arrival yes
terday. This vessel brought an auto.
mobile. Is cases of tobacco. as bales OF
hides, 80 cases of honey. So packages
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-17

The following is list of the colon
ies. protectorates aud dependencies OF
the four great countries involved In
war On Enrone.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-17

With full shipment of sugar and
other lines of islsnd products the Mat.
son Navigation steamer Enterprise
Is reported to have sailed from Hilo
for San Francisco
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-07-18
GAGE PARK.

Lo nestled in neighboring
blooming embr
The dense clustered flora
verable forth
Here the mighty
Here shaded velvet
And tranquil crystal lakelets daxxling
Here adamantine stretches winding way,
lay:
upon the
And docile pampered fishes CLEAN.
nns the fraRra
Is bound
with
BY day sunlit pathway. pinary
It's Gage line terminal
spot
In mooernized. progressive. hvng.
Hither surees to md fro.
q m max know:
here 0ronSed way.
To talk and lunch and foic. and and
Here curious
Ana many phantom colofs
II. here the palid poet with birds
The rudy Epcurean with appetite
n II found
And all In ALL the classes
- u. orrfsa
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-07-18

Doctor-What? Troubled with Sleep
lessness? Eat something before going
to bed.
me never to eat anything before going
to bed.
Doctor with dignity)-Pooh, pooh!
That was last January. Science has
made enormous strides since then
Philadelphia Ledger
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-07-18

willie" the Sunday school teacher
asked, "can you tell me why Rachel
wept for her Children"
''Mebbe 1t was because the preacher
came before she had q chance to git
them cleaned up."-ChicaEo Herald.
Ask for Honey Bread."-Adv.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-26

| De entire estos merece citarse espe-
cialmente Heraldo dc Cuba. Old
El retrato de Villa pone ante los
oJos del observador una frente anchu-
rosa, sobre la que el ventarr6n de las
acometldas ha de sacudir en- el comba-
te, yaces, Ell mechon napole6nico: ma
mlrada aqullina, punzante, irresistible
como Ia que esgrimia, manera de su
meJor arma, ell gran Simon Bolivar.
una boca propicia para soplar una de
las tr0mpetaS que derribaron las mn
rallas de Jeric6, como la que Dant6n
perhlaba EN- ell gesto de sus exaltacio-
nes trbunicias. Frente napole6nica
mlrada bolivaresca, boca dantoniana
mteresante es tai cabeza, que pudiera
llustrar cualquiera pagina de los 'Ori-
genes de la Francia contempor3nea
"Decldidamente hay que admirar 4
este h'mbre. Est5 tocado por el Mis-
terio. Estd vestido por ell Milagro
fsta solicitado por la Gloria.
El Sr- D. Pedro Calder6n de Ia
barca encontraria EN- la leyenda de es-
te Hombre-asi, con maytiscula-moti-
Vos para un drama vibrante y iusticie-
ro que podria titularse, va tEl hiio
del alcalde zalamea, va lei hermano
vengador de su honra.
ION, sombra augusta de Bolivar 81
ll0ertador Querer que vueIe hasta
tn RENO de aguila ese reptil asqueroso
con las alas del crimen para elevarse
sobre la TERRA miserable
Pancho Villa no IS mas que esto: la
dr6n asesno
Felix Fernandez VEGA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-26
Figuras de la guerra
PANCHO VILLA.

Para hacer un retrato de Villa ten
driamoa bastante con dos palabras
ladron y asesino. Recuerdense todos
los bandoleros de camino real, todos
los tlgres sanguinarios, reuniendo en-
una corona las mas repugnantes haza-
mas, cOl0quese sobre la cabeza de Vi
lla. Manos parricidas fratricidas
cerebro de troglodita corazon de HE
ma. Pancho Villa representa- ell triun-
TO del punal Y de la tea es una mas
cara de libertad en- una apoteosis del
crlmen Quien dice Villa, dice caos.
Ell ha derribado de una coz los moio-
neS de la Justicia, de la piedad, del
amor al hOmbre Cuando sobre ell ca
ballo dirige sus ojos velados al hori-
zonte Y Sc queda en- eXtasis. es que sue
ma con el incendio la desolaci6n ST
tlene sed, prepara un brebaje en- el
que entran pOr ignales parties el alco-
hol Y las lagrimas de los desventura-
dos, victimas de SUI corazon primitive
Hay una figura hist0rica que lie mere
ce respeto Atila; existen dos anima-
les de cuya union macabra sali6 ell ban
dido: el "cOyote' la vibora. Fue
menester que las leyes de la Naturale-.
"a Sc trastornasen para que esa union
diese su fruto
Villa naci6 la vida revolucionaria
cuando Madero Sc rebelo contra la IL
rania de D. Porfrio. Fue para ell in
fame perseguido por la ley, una sal
vaci0n Ante sus Ojos Sc desdOblo la
vision de un reino gobernado por el ri
he por las depredacioncs. A su mi
rada 50 levant0 un nuevo mundo: ell
de la culpa 81 ell milagro pudiera es
tar al servicio de un rufan, diriamos
que Villa fue milagroso. FL encarna
el milagro de la resurrection del ban
didaje. hundido en- la tumba por el ge-
neral Diaz desde los amos remotos del
plan de Tuxtepec.
Madero fu6 un apostol; Villa, un
chacal. La revoluci6n maderista era
santa. Villa la llen6 de lodo Men
tras Pascual Orozco luchaba como un
hombre. Pancho Villa, al amparo de
las montanaS. acechaba los pueblos in
dcfcnsos para aplastarlos Al frente
de una chuSma escogida y cuidadoSa-
mente seleccionada-l ladrones de CANA
do. fugad0s de carceles, hampOnes y
emigrados-se adiestr0 EN- las sorpre-
sas. Sc hizo maestro Ell la felonla Su
| gente. al SECURE de los riscos de los
desiertos. nunca daba un golpe en- vago
Asi. talando, incendiando, violandC
Idoncellas, saqueando rancherias y ase
sinando pobres gentes honradas pa
cifcas. la fgura del jefe, tinta en- san
gre. Sc ofrecio los espantados oJos
de los hacendados campesinos como
una siniestra aparici6n del Apocalipsis
He aqui La verdad desnuda
Eduardo Hay cay6 herido de siet'
balazos en- Casas Grandes, y fu6 hechC
prisionero.
La revoluci6n peligraba con este de
sastre. Sc llam6 d los jefes revolucio
narios para jugarse la vida a una car
ia con los soldados federales Todo'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-26
INSCRIPCIONES

Los repubicanos que deseen insert
5irse, para votar en- las pr6ximas elec-
clones de Noviembre, deberan pasar a
la mayor brevedad, por las ofcinas del
Comite Local Republican,, calle de la
Tanca No. s, altos para cerciorarse
de Que su nombre esta debidamente
inscrito. El Sr Sarriera, que Sc ha he
cho ca 90 de los asuntos relacionados
con esta materia, dara toda informa-
ci6n que Sc lie pida, personalmante en-
dicha cfcina, 8 por escrito a la direc-
ci6n que Sc le envie.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-26

acudleron, menos Villa. En- las bata
| Has, La horda villista iba siempre q re
taguardla Ell ell saqueo era la prime
ra. Cuando cayo Ciudad Juarez. Ma.
dero caballerosamente perdon6 al ge-
neral Navarro, que la defendla. le
hlzo obJeto de toda clase de considera-
clones. Villa amenaz6 con una suble-
vaclon 81 no Sc lie fusilaba. Triunfan-
te la tevolucion, y dispuestos va 4 IL
cencla, las fuerzas libertadoras bllbo
necesldad de hacerlo tres 8 cuatro We
ces con las de Villa, porque tan prom
TO como cobraban sus pagas. volvian 4
lanzarse la aventura. A partir de
este lnstante Sc abre un gran par6nte
SIS, durante ell cual Villa Sc dedic6 4
yvlr como un gran senior. con el pro
1ucto de sus rapinas.
Pascual Or0zcO, enemistado con Ma
dero, vuelye la rebellion armada. Vi
liza, que odiaba al ranchero de Chihua
hua, Sc pone las ordenes del Gobier-
no, contra aquel Tras sucesos diver
sos, puiante la sublevaci6n y dueno
Orozco de muchas plazas. entire elias
la capital del Estado, sale de M6iico
una poderosa columna federal al man
10 del general Gonzalez Salas. minis
tro de la Guerra, y es deshecha en- Co
nejos. Vuelven los restos de Ia coum-
ma, Suicidase en- el camino Gonzalez Sa
las, trae un balazo en- un music Blan-
1uet, Y los convoves de heridos van
llenanGo los hospitales Madero no
lisponia de nuevos elementos fu6
forzoso eSperar Con los sodadOs que
habian escapado al desastre con dos
batallones de vountarios bisonos, Sc
ancarga de buscar ell deSquite TIuerta.
A su gente Sc une la de Villa llevando
aonsig0 la indisciplina y el largo his
tOrial de srS crimeneS Cuando la co
Iumna pasa por un pueblo Villa Sc re
zaga y lanza sus hombres al saQueo.
1rata de evitar ITuerta esta mancha
1ue GAIA sobre sus soldados. para
lilo, deIante de sus ofciales, increpa 4
Villa y le amenaza con un Conselo de
guerra. Villa furioso estampa una bo-
fetada afrentosa SObre e rostro del ge-
neral II iefe Ali creycron todos que
habia erminado la negra historic del
bandido; pero alguien de su cuerda
yelando por & telegrafia al presiden-
te, piditndole que sea juzgado en- Ne
iico, Madero enamorado de IL lega-
idad asi 10 ordena Villa Sc saliva
protegido por el destino, y va dar
cOn suS huesOs en- la Pentenciaria. de
a que Sc escapa miSteriosamente po-
cas- semanas antes del asesinato del pri-
mer magistrate de la naci6n Desde
entonces hasta hoy todos sabemos el
triste papel que ha dcsempenado en la
tragedia revoluci0naria
Despu6s de 10 expuesto, tan cierto
todo como que eXiste el sol, 5quitn Sc
ra capaz de loar, de ensalzar, de en-
aumbrar la fgura dc csc bandolero ?
Las pnmas honradas cnrojecerian de
yergiienza. Qu6dense las alabanzas
para Ia Prensa norteamericana que lie
apellida h6roe nacional, injmiando a
M6jico, y para alguno que otro peri6-
leo de la America espanola, que ha
nanchado sus columnas con panegiri-
.os que yuelven el est6mago
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-26
Traslado de Oficina

Ell Dr. Molina de St. Remy, oculista
Especialista para las Intermediates
lei dido, nariz y garganta, avisa a su
'llentela Y al publico, ell traslado de su
PoLIcLINICA y residencia, a la calle
lie San Francisco No. 70 Salvador
Brau), lado Norte de la Plaza Colon.
ccnsultas de 10 a - v de 2 as.
The Lexington advertiser., 1914-07-24

By virtue OF the authority conferred on me as
substituted trustee In that certain deed OF trust
executed on August oath, 1911, by VIM, U. White
to q. L. Faulhaber, trustee, to secure an indebt.
edness therein mentioned to the international
Life Insurance Company OF ST Louis, Mo- said
deed OF trust being recorded In Book "a page 7S,
of the Records of Trust Deeds In the Chancery
Clerks office OF Holmes County. Mississippi, my
appointment as substituted trustee being record.
ed In Book l. page 20S ct seqof the Records OF
Mortgages and Deeds OF Trust In said Chancery
Clerks office at Holmes County, and |, having
been requested to forecose said deed OF trust by
the holder OF the notes secured thereby, Will, on
Monday. the oath day OF August 1914, within the
legal hours OF sale, In front OF the City Hail In
the Town OF Durant, Holmes County Missssp
nj offer for sale and will sell ut public auction
to the highest bidder for cash the following de.
scribed land, to.wit; s. W. ! Section n .. and
4, an. W. / Section q, 8, Section 20, o. e. Sec.
ton 30, n G. and e. ! n. W. and 8. e. t. less 40
acres of west side and 20 acres off south side,
| Section 49, H. l and 3. W. Section 81, less ii
acres east OF Illinois Central Railroad In Section
83, and less acres In the northwest corner OF ..
W. / OF Section q, and less acres In the north
| west corner OF q. OF H. W, /, Section 2S. occu.
pied by colored church, comprising all told lMO
| acres, more or less, all In Township II. Range
! east, situated In Holmes County, Mississippi,
witness my signature this l4th day OF July,
| 1914 L. j. ALBERT, JR.,
| Substituted Trustee
The Lexington advertiser., 1914-07-24
Notice of Sale Under Deed of
Trust,

Under and by virtue OF the provisions OF that
certain deed of trust executed by George I, car
ter and Mttie NJ. Carter, his wife, TO me as trus'
tee to secure an Indebtedness OF Thirteen Hun
dred tSl300 .00) Dollars borrowed from the Lamar
Life Insurance Company OF Jackson, mississippi
with interest accrued thereon, dated the lfth
day OF February 1918, which deed OF trust Is OF
record in the office OF the Chancery Clerk OF
Holmes County, Mississippi, at Lexington, III
records OF mortgages and deeds OF trust upon
land Book No. "a, page No. 437; the conditions
of said deed of trust having been broken by the
uongpayment of the indebtedness as contracted
to be paid, and the said Lamar Lille insurance
Company having declared the entire indebted,
ness due, and requested me, as trustee, TO sell
the property conveyed In said deed oil trust tor
the satisfaction OF the debt secured, with inter
eat and cost, Il q, g. Lyell, trustee WILL on SAT
trdAys the Sth dRy OF August 1914, otter Tor sale
and sell at public auction. for cash, 20 the hign
| eat bidder during legal hours In front ot tht
! south door OF the court house OF the County oi
| Holmes Lexington, mississippi. the following
| described property conveyed In said deed OF
trust, to-wit That property In the town OF
! Goodman, Holmes County. Mississippi more
| particularly described as Lot No "a, according
| to the most recent map OF that town. being wha'
! ia known as Lot No. 81 as shown on the old map
| being the lot on which the said George I. Garter
| and wife resided In Goodman Mississippi, u
| the time OF the execution OF the said deed o
trust and being the only lot owned by him II
! the town OF Goodman. Mississippi, at that time
The title to said property Ia believed TO be good
but l. as trustee, will sell only such title as is IN
me vested by virtue OF said deed of trust
| ~ O. g. IYELL, Trustee,