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port same to him. He believes that
this plan will help him very much in
his work in trying to stop the steal.
ing. .I
One chicken thief was caught while
in operation last night in roost on
the east side Of town. but made his
escape after being fred on twice by
the owner OF the roost II is not
known whether either shot took Of.
feet.
Several citizens also claim their
wood is being stolen. but as yet no
one has been caught. Mr.. Num- is
thinking seriously Of ordering two or
three first.class hounds to be used In
trailing the thieves,
He and the other peace officers OF
the city are making every effort
to catch the chicken and wood
thieves.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-16
DISCUSSING THE I III. :
Fl. MARKET QUESTION
Figures to Show 5rszos County Can
Take Care Of Much Of Its
Diversified Products.

Where is a market for diversified
crops? Is a question that is asked
the demonstration agent everywhere
he goes. His answer Is: II we were
TO supply the home market with the
things that we are now buying we
would not have to search for another
market for great surplus OF our
products. Let us figure on the corn
proposition just a little and see how
II would pan out"
There have been about 10000 bales
OF cotton made In Brazos County the
present year. according 10 the gin
ners' reports. As near as we can
figure II, II has taken four acres TO
make a bale OF cotton, or 10000 acres
cultivated to cotton In the whole
county. Then figure that there is
about one acre OF corn to FIVE OF cot
ton. and we will have $1,000 acres
cultivated In corn In the county. The
most liberal estimate that can
make on II from the very best sources
OF information Is that this corn has
made an average production OF fif-
teen bushels per acre, or a total corn
crop for the entire county OF $4,000
bushels. Now let US add this corn
and cotton land together. and then
add 10000 acres that We will count
in other crops. such as sorghum.
peanuts. in fact. everything besides
cotton and corn. and We have 1906.
600 acres in cultivation In the county,
which / think Is a low estimate.
Then let Ms count twenty-five acres
Of this land 20 be cultivated with one
horse or mule. which would require
1910 work horses or mules Then
we will count 1000 more horses and
mules that are used for other pur-
poses. which would make a total OF
| 6.2lO head OF work stock that have q
be fed. Counting 100 bushels Of corr
10 feed one OF these horses Tor one
year. and we have $4,000 bushels
To this sum add 100000 bushels Tor
hogs. poultry and meal Tor the people
and we have the enormous sum OF
$4,000 bushels. But II would take
every bushel OF thihs vast amount {
our work stock were fed as they
should be, and If We raised anything
like the many hogs and as mucl
poultry as We should.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-16
The standing Of the league Is a

As result OF the organization Of
company leagues In football, baseball
and basketball. the proportion OF par
tIcipation in athletics on the part of
the general student body at A. & NJ.
College is much higher than that at
other schools. Rivalry between these
teams is intense and the cadets are
looking forward with much interest
to Fridays conflict. Before the sea
son this year ABB withdrew Its team
This years battle for supremacy
has been marked by the exceptionally
large number OF ties that have re-
suited. In the regularly scheduled
games four contests have reached a
close without victory for either team
Alternately is captain OF LIN; Peters
OF CD: Runge OF CHI; Howser OF
EFF; ogelvie Of TX.
Sweaters are awarded to the win
ming team In the league.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-16
CHICKENS AND WOOD THEFTs.

Sheriff Nunn reported to The Eagle
this morning that a number OF com
plaints had been made 20 him In the
last week by several people, claiming
that their chickens and wood had
been disappearing overnight Mr.
Num- has been making every enort
to apprehend some Of the thieves, but
without success so far, and finds II
a very difficult proposition without
cooperation. lis asks that everyone
who purchases chickens in the future
get the name OF the vendor and re-
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-16
COMPANY FOOTBALL
TO CLOSE AT A. & NJ.
last Game Friday Between CD
and In.

Las. Game Friday Between CD
and In.
Football between the company
teams at the A. x ". College will
come to an end Friday when the
team from CD. meets the eleven rep
resenting I'M in the championship
series. Thus far In Is indicated
and CD has met defeat only once,
that being at the hands OF the In
warriors. The constitution OF the
company football league at the col
lege. however. requires that the
championship shall be determined by
a contest between the first two teams
! in percentage
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-02-26
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

Natice is hereby. given that that certain
mortgage, executed and delivered by G. a.
McOreudy aud Esther hlcCready, his wife.
mortgagors to Rex II. Sanders. mortgagec.
dated the 10th day OF April, a. ID. 1918. and
filed for record in the office of the register OF
deeds OF ,the county OF Emmons and state OF
North Dakota, on the Goth day OF April a. u.
1913, and recorded in book ~ OF mortgages Mt
puges 5l6 517 and SIS, will be forcclosed by II
sale OF the premises In such mortgage aud
hereinafter described ut the front door of
the court house In the county Of Emmons and
state OF North Dakota. Mt the hour of 10
O'CLOCK 1o q. M, on the l4th day OF April, a. D.
mortgage on the day of sale, namely, the In
terest due on said mortgage as evidenced by
that certain coupon note, secured by said
OF one hundred and 1fty dofin s, toge her
with interest accruing on said coupon note
a1ler It's maturity at the rate "f per cent.
per annum. amounting altogether en- the day
OF sale 70 the sum OF one hundred aud fifty
f1mr dollars and thlrty-onc cents
n me Premses described In such ostsage
are described as follows:
The south one-hnlf OF the northwest one :,
Quarter. the southwest onc-quarter Of the
quarter OF the southeast one-ounrter. the.
northeast one quarter OF the southeast one
Quarter, and the north one-half OF The south
one hundred thirty-six, North, Range seven
ty.elght. West OF the Fifth Principal Meridi.
an, Emmons County, North Dakota
Ihere will be due on such mortgage nj the
date OF sale, tho sum of one hundred and If
ty,iour dollars and thirty cents (si543i),
being the aggregate amount OF interest afore-
sac, besides the costs and expenses of this
. Dated at bismarck North Dakota, OH this
at'l day of February, a. D. 1914
REX II SANDERS,
GEO. Nj. REGISTER, - = = - ".
Attorney for said 6lortgagec,
Bismarck, North Dakota.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-02-26
HARTFORD ITEMS.
(Received too late for last week.

(Received too late for last week.
Mrs. W. A. Longwell has not been
well for the past few days.
Our nice weather is past and we
are having good old winter at pres.
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maushund and Rev.
Ponath were callers at W. A. Long
wells last week.
Ralph Longwell has been absent
from school for two weeks on &C.
count of the cold weather.
Rev. Ponath has been holding re-
vival meetings at the Lawler school
house for the past two weeks.
There were quite a number of
Hartford people that attended the
dance Mt Emmonsburg last Friday
night. Moves brothers furnished
the music.
The Indians come over here quite
often to hunt jack rabbits. We are
in hopes they will kill some of them
off as there are quite number
around this locality.
-Incog.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-02-26
Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale

Default having occurred in the conditions
OF the mortgage hereinafter described, notice
is hereby given, that that certain mortgage,
executed and delivered by Fred Laui and
Rnsina Lnui. his wife, mortSagors. TO r. A.
Grain, OF Linton, North Dakota, mortgagee
dated the 18th day of July, 1910, and filed for
record in the office OF the register OF dtcds of
the county OF Emmons and state of North
Dakota, on the 18th day OF July. a. u. 1910, at
ESQ O'Clock A. NJ. and was duly recorded in
book % of mortgages on pages 45G. will be
mortgage and hereinafter described ut the
front door OF the court house in the village
or, Linton, county of Emmons and state OF
North Dakota, ut the hour of . o'clock 2. NJ,
on the 1ttb hay OF March. 1914, to satisfy the
amount due upon such mortgage on the day
OF sale The premises described In such
mortgage which VIII be sold to satisfy the
same, are as follows:
The southeast quarter (seA) Of Section
twenty five ta5), in Township one hundred
thirty-three Q;s}l north. of Range seventy
SIX 3, S1Gl west OF the Eiflh Principal Meridian,
The default In said mortgage consists In
the failure TO pay three certain promlssory
notes for hree hundred dollars each, due
and payable December /. 1911. 1912 and 1918,
respectively; and said mortgaaee has here. o.
fore and now declares the whole debt So
cured by said mortgage due and payable.
:. There VIII be due on said mortgage ut the
date OF sale the sum of fifteen hundred sew
cniy-tllree and no-l00 dollars, besides the
COSTS disbursements and expenses OF this
foreclosure.
Dated at Linton, North Dakota. February
g 1914
E A. GRAIN.
ARMSTRONG s. CAMERON.
Linton, North Dakota,
Attorne US for hiortgagec. tfeb5
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-02-26
TEMVIK TALK.

Correspondence Of the Record. deb. q. )
Miss Lydia Schatz returned last
week from visit with relatives in
South Dakota.
C. Albrecht has received his
spring goods, aud is very busy
getting them on to the shelves,
Cameron Chamley, of the Hart
ford country, was in town Satur-
day visiting his sister, Mamie J..
Chamley.
Latest word from Miss Mabel
Morton is that she is able to walk
around and expects to come home
the last of this week.
The Snyder & Dewitt dance
Friday night was a huge success.
A fine crowd present: good music;
light refreshments and an all
around good time.
Gottlieb Schatz returned Mon
day from his three months visit
to his old home in Russia. This is
his first trip back since he left
twenty years ago.
A school entertainment at the
Blewett school-house, No. 2, Fri
day night of last week. There
was a large attendance of pupils
and parents and the evening
proved to be one Of enjoyment for
all present. G. A. Borstad rem
dered some violin solos and Hjel-
mcr Sedig presided at the organ.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-02-26
Call on Charles B. CarIey, County
ADV. e''
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

.Defhult having been made III Tho co,a,
lions OF the mortgage hereinafter desrrihed
notlce Is hereby given, that that certai,,
iinortgage made, executed and deiiyered h.,
hhliel Williams and Katherine Williams NJ
WIG, mortgngOrs to j. II. McCrory mortrn
gee. dated the 18th dag of February III ~
ioli. and filed for record In the ofi1ra ~ ~,
register OF deeds for Emmons county Nnr.t
Dnkmtn, on the 23d day Of March. a. D 1ai ~
" 3:oo O'Clock y. m and recorded In h,,oi, .,
., nj pages Isl -i52-153 Will be fore.
scIosed by sale of the premises in snch
t mor.eaee and hereinafter described mt The
,Ir rom! uo0r OF the court house In the VILLAGE
~ q. Linton, county OF Emmons and state n
norsn Dakota, nj the hour of two O'Clock M
ane 18Th day of February, 1914, to satisfy tba
OF sale The premises Described In s ua.s
mortgage and which win be SOLD fo :. s siti
me 3s same, are described ms follows:
me west half of the southeast n,iartar ,r,<
SGD o. Section thirteen u3), and tho ,vns Z,
haII OF the northeast quarter Iwx raist
ana THO east half of the northwest ,nn nSIl
5eh NV - OF Section twenty fomr faat aii =.
township one hundred thirty (iaD no,r. ~ ln
itange seyenty-etght (Sa) vest az tha =, ~, ~
rlrincipal Meridian, Id Emmons conn MIN
Ihere VIII be due on SKID niortraue n, t,,,
hmte oI sale the sum OF two Thousand ,o ,,n
y. ~ req siXty-e.ght and TN.I01 dali " !
besides che costs OF forccIos,ra
i'ated al Linton. N. Dak., January id io1
j. "A. McCRORY, -
ARMSTRONG s CAMERON, ''f 'R''9ee'
4 attorneys for Mar.gagee.
~
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-02-26
HULL HASH.

Correspondence OF the Record FEBRUARY .. }
Say. l wonder II Arle Kanls got his gopher:
Quite few people around here are stricken
with la grippe.
Some OF the thrifty farmers are preparing
for the spring rush.
Hull last Sunday.
Mrs. T.. +. DrooS is slowly recovering from
her recent Illness.
Otto schnap, OF Holland, Mich. Is here
again for a car Of horses.
Dick IIasper has had n touch OF pncumo-
mia, but is some better now.
Ben Velkump. the local carpenter. is in
stalling = ny-slins for John Dyk.
1t has been quite cold OF late, but 1t surely
can't last long rs spring Is nearing.
wonder what's the attraction every Sun
day night on the bank OF the lake east OF
Hull?
Gerrit Van Bowen and his sister have re-
turned from nm extended visit to points in
Montana
Peter c. Noonen left last week for points
out west looking up new location where he
can Gle on Homestead.
J.hn Hnveman, Jr, who Is Touching school
up north OF Linton, was home over Sunday
for visit with his parents.
Bert llaveman was lucky guy the other
day, having killed fur-bearing animal
called "kl-yoke." or rather coyote.
The ..'Ffcc Trade" doesn't seem to have
much effect in these parts. as ycarl!ng calves
are selling for nearly thirty dollars n head.
Aren Eollaar. Jr., had his 10 Ut hurt quite
seriously the other evening while rounding
up some horses. The horse he was riding
slipped and fell and Aren got his leg mapgcd
beneath the horse.
Albert nnsper and Albert liaak returned
last Friday from short business trip to
Baldwin. Wis, at which place the former has
rented small farm. Mr.. IIaspcr is one OF
the early pioneers In this part of the county,
having been here since the early gus, and
has gone through all the llardships which n
pioneer has To experience.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-02-26
Notice. Real Estate Foreclosure Sale

Notice Is hereby. given that TINT certain
NOR Sage, executed and delivered by Uryilin
e. q; sschIefer, single, mortGagor, to Tho First
mortyn naak da o. dBrSwnton, sscorporation
lsUs, and filed for Record in tho office OF thu
register OF deeds OF the county Of Emmons
S Mnu state OF North Dakota on the 6tiI din y az
November, 1908. and recorded In hook il Of
mortsases IN n pase 81, and assigned by said
m me-. dated the 18th day of December. i5os
tuhaVlng been filed for record In the Office Of
s sno register OF deeds of Emmons county.
s.nEe OF North Dakota, on the 18th day oof
mnrt@nyo. i w, anu recorded In book II OF
ssss sts ~ said WI. Chapman to The FIRST
SS osC, banK OF Brownton, said assicnment
H aias the "a day Il June. 1913, having been
deada 1or y, record In the Office OF the register OF
Rota, on the 18th day OF June. iai;i and re-
S ~; IN BOOK 40 OF mortgages on pnge III:
e., w ioreclosed by d sale OF the premises
a. a. s snCh mortgage and hereinafter tiescrihed
vil,ngsa iro e door of the court house In the
state OF North Dakota, 1t the hour nr n am,,
- LICK D. N. OH the 2Sth day Of Nlarcl1uii
oo gu oaelsiy tne amount due upOn such mort
s sct;S, IN tne DAY Of sale. The premises de.
sold ~ J.. 10 snch mortgage and which Will be
lows: 'N ''io ' - 9 s'i 'efineu US Iol-
81 ne 1ee southwest quarter of SECTION twenty-&
S S,,, wy, IN Township Cne hundrru thirty
West oTt Sa' N9rtn, knngc seventy-eiglit (7sl
state az, OF North Dakota si'.u
do, cLe VIII pc due OH such mortgage OF, L ies3
Walls VI safe the sum OF 1851 ~ 2 - !
TIE FIRST, STAT & BANK
cHAs. dbVf n IRs assignee Of nortEagee
Attorney for Assignee.
Linton. N. Dakota ffel,1D.Bt,,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-02-26
From the Record. March i. 1880:


In Town and Out
The weather is again balmy and
spring-like.
Clarence East was visitor at the
county-seat this week.
John Boutillcr. with two teams, made
trip to Bismarck this week.
Messrs. II. }. Heptonstall and Wiley
Wilson were over from the river ycster-
day.
According to the Times, somebody
stole the anvil out of the Winona black
smith shop the other night.
Ira L. Young was to start day before
yesterday for Eureka to meet his father,
mother and brother. The newcomers,
we understand. are bringing several
head of stock. and are coming to locate
permanently.
There is very little doubt. says the
Fargo Argus, that large number and
an excellent class of immigrants will
make Dakota their home this coming
season, and that they will bring with
them considerable capital.
very enjoyable party was held at
the residence OF Mr. and Mrs. J. II.
Worst. Wednesday evening, it being the
birthday of Miss Ollie. The time was
passed pleasantly with games. etc. and
the party broke up wishing that the
young ladv's birthday was more frc-
quent occurrence.
People who arc troubled with feet
that have been frozen it is said can find
a sure remedy when the itching becomes
severe. Put enough boiling water in a
pail to cover your feet; in this dissolve
all the powdered alum possible: as soon
as you can bear it place your feet in the
water and soak them two hours, adding
hot water as it cools, keeping it as hot
as can be borne
The following citizens Of the grand
and glorious bailiwick of Emmons have
been ruthlessly jerked from their homes
and firesides to 80 to the Capital and sit
in judgment on the bad people of the
sub-district: Grand jurors-Charlcs Nc
lntyrc. w. L. Albright. N. J. Shields,
L. II. Hammitt. Petit jurors-John
Buckly, K. E. Brock, VIM Wiley, w.
J. Kelley, Fl. Wilson, S. d. Wilson, S.
D. Cummins. l.. Bricklcy and T. P. Lee.
II is understood that the gentlemen will
take along a corkscrcw and can
opener.
A man by The name of Coode, one of
the principals of the recent Logan coun-
ty calf case, which cost that county
some four hundred dollars, had George
East. of Cayton township, arrested this
week and brought over to the county
seat on charge of being bold, bad,
robbcr man. The warrant. we UNDER
stand was sworn out by Justice Weller;
change OF venue taken TO Squire Stou-
der, and then ditto to Judge Conner. AS
far as we are able to learn. the follow
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-02-26
WESTFIELD WHISPERS

Correspondence OF the Record deb % }
Casey Doom will leave for Harrison, s. d.,
next week.
The little daughter OF Nr. and Mrs uui-
Zcngu Is quite III.
QUO schnnp, from Holland. Mich, Is buying
carload OF horses around Westneld.
VIM. hammers is on the sick list and is un-
der The care OF DR.. Shockey. OF Pollock.
Henry De Boer purchased the livery barn
III Pollock, formerly owned by q. Rcishcu val.
Mrs. Der. Van Beck was on the sick list II
few days last week. but is improving nicely
now.
q. Van Beck sold 30 hogs ut $40 per hun
dfed. They were sold To Dornbush K Tracy,
OF Pollock.
VIM. ooms sold his farm TO John Dyk for
$1,000 ooDs will go to Washington to make
his future home.
Mr. Albert Hasper has returned frum his
visit to Baldwin, Wis. Mr.. II. will sell his
| property and Will make his future home
there.
sam hehskers purchased u new graplu-
| phone and Is busy turning the crank now.
IL Is reported that Mr.. Il. will make his own
| records. rs AIR. H. is M AL singer, and an cx-
pert OH the harp
KELLY.
Harry hulsuigh took load of peaches
and cream" TO Hague Saturday last.
Mrs. B. Van Beck Is ON the sick list. hut ia
somewhat better ut the time OF this writing
hrle Knnis is the present king of Nomaus-
land" while Peter Nomcn is visiting else
where
VIM. Ellsberry, Westdeld's popular "Ichr.
bod spent Saturday last with his cousin
Loren Benscoter.
The Village "Cut-Up" ha, now solved for
what N. d." stands. IIe assures all inouir-
ers 1t Is "Nothln' Doin'.'
Gerri, Dornbush has purchased II "brun
new" buggy. one that is claimed to be able to
Withstand observation-disclosures t-bumps.
We wonder whether thcr'Il be another hen
on the nest next Sunday, or II i'm be the
same old hen? However, as the case may be
we hope our hen'll be laying for us
VIM. hammers is on the sick list. and. ac-
cordins to Willyum's own statement, he's
not near In He has his shoes ..rcsoled !.
has been 'consoled," and II notblrp "pn-
told" takes hold. he will soon again be I'm
the cold"
-B. YOUNG & co.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-02-26
Just Received: A shipment of Wy
oming coal. Try a load of it.
Goodridge-CaIl Lumber Co. ADV.
Notice Of mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

pefanlt having occurred In the conditions
81 the mortgage hereinafter described. mo-
tice Is hereby given, that that certain mort
Schulz and Mary Schulz, his WIFE, norig.l-
gors, TO the First Rank of Linton. n corpora
Ion 10. ~ Linton, North Dakota mortgasec,
a GUT .ae5Isth dry Of March. 1911, and filed
deeds Of The county OF Emmons and state OF
North Dakota. on the 18th day OF Murch. a.
ID 1911. nj 3:15 O'Clock y. M. and was duly re-
and sssned ~ nof ts IN Page
Hank. corporation, OF Eidrdge. Iowa,
winch asslgTment was recorded on tho 18th
% gay o. April, a. D.10ti !. at 5:15 D. m, 10 book
assigned by Eldridge Savings Bank, to Eliza.
beth N. Clybournc, said assignment teinr
fien igr record on the ETH day Of January,
q. y. lala. and recorded .n book 81 OF mort
gpEes on page 151, Will be for, closed by n sale
OF tho premises IN such mortgage and here
matter described al the front door t,f the
court house In tue yiilage of Luton. county
n ~ E LINN ana state Of North lDako,n. M
the buur OF Q clock p. M, on the 9th day OF
February. 1914. to satisfy tho amount due
mpon such mortgage on the day OF sale.
Inc premises described In such mortgage
are ms follows;
North halt of the north half ns; OF nIs) of
sectian twenty seven t27) in T0wnshippne
hundred tweIty-ntnc GEO north OF Range
seyenty.iiye S75). west ofitile Fifth Pr!ncIpai
Meridian, IN Emmoiis county, North Dnk0tu
There WI be due OH said mortgage Mt tY,e
cato OF safe, Tie sum OF seven hundred fhir-
~ six anu 70-in0 dollars. besides the coats
disbursements and expenses OF this fore.
closure. $500
Z, Dated at Linton. NortI, J)ni,ntas3 .ia,n,tn,,
10, IDA. IS
ELIzhBETH N. 4oIYBoURNE.
Assignee OF Assignee Of hior;s,reeI
s. CAMEIsJN. ? ~ ~
IA ttOrnegs. Linton. N. 81
i. B y, Assignee Of Assignee OF NO ttgagee
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-02-26
Taken Up.

A white mare, branded AR on
left hip, 243 on right front leg ard
WIN on right front leg; grey colt,
one year old, branded 62 on right
leg. These animals have been a.
round my place for several months.
/ have finally decided to take them
up and try to locate the. owner.
Owner please call. pay charges and
take the animals away. My place is
on section 27-132-77.
John j. Holzer,
Linton, N. ID
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-02-26
school Notes

We are very glad to state that
Ernest Tempel has again en-
tered school after months sick
ness.
English Sunday -school is held
every Sunday at 2 p. M, in the
Temvik schoolhousc. Everyone
invited.
Literary Program for Friday,
February 9th:
Song, by Society. Recitation,
Katie Weber. Recitation, John
Fehlhaber. Lecture, III. L. Sted-
man. Instrumental, Hontz Tenn
pei. Reading, Mrs. I. B. Mein-
hover. Recitation, Ernestine
Wudtke. Recitation, r. G. Bur-
lingame. Duet, Mrs. Dewitt and
G. III. Smith. Recitation, Doro-
thy Fehlhabcr. Comics. Mr.. A.
Fehlhaber. Recitation, Mamie /.
Chamley. Instrumental, Mrs. De
Witt. Recitation, VIM. Foell.
Recitation, George Schatz. Song,
5 girls. Debate, Resolved, that
Love of Fame has more Influence
on Human Actions than Love of
Money" Affirmative, Mrs. Dood,
I. b. Meinhover. Negative, Mrs.
f. Larvick, FL. L. Stedman.