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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-09-07

Robert w. Haynie is running for the Sen
ate, his opponent being the son-in-law of
Hamp McWhorter.
Mr.. Haynes platform is, G) Opposition
to sale or paralleling of the w. & A. Railroad;
(2) Free school-books, and free education in
the primary English studies; (3) the County
unit plan; a. the repeal OF the Tax In
equality law, (5) opposition to State-aid to
sectarian schools, and to the holding of any
office by men who are the subjects of foreign
potentate, (6) opposition to the fee system,
60 favOrs the Referendum: (8) is PrOhibi-
ZIONIST and favors enforcement of that law
and all Others
That's bully platform, and I hope our
friends will support the candidate who is man
enough to run on it.
His opponent, Mr.. H. II. Price, hasn't got
any platform. He is fine young man, a
prosperous farmer, and will be much happier
If he remains satisfied with his beautiful home
at High Shoals.
We need two laws 5adzy,-the Initiative
which will enable the people to start legisla-
ton which they want; and the Referendum,
which will enable the people to chech and de-
feat such infamous laws as the Tax Inequality
which secretly Matched by the Atlanta
Chamber Of Commerce, and rushed through
before the people realized what was happen
ing.
Bill Burwell put that internal new system
upon u.s. and exempted the Northern corpora
ti0nS, which make such enormous profits out
of us.
KEEP YOUR EYE on BILL!
They are to re-elect him, and again make
him Speaker, in order that the virtuous pat
riot may help them shark the State Road.
Is Bill for DOvSPU2 Nunclz
Bill is for Pottle, Harris, Slaton and
Hamp.
Let all of us observe the cat-steps of Bill,
as he moves softly around among the eggs.
Then, there is Perry who tells us novelties
about Horse power. So many dollars to SO
many horses. Perry says that McLendon put
more dollars on the horses than he did All
right, Perry: they were horses of another
color, you know.
Before you can convince us that Guyt put
too many dollars on the horse, you must attach
the horse to your complaint, as an exhibit
The trouble with y0u, Perry, is this:
On a certain day, you heard all the evidence;
all the law, and all the argument, and you
decided that so many dollars on that par
tlcular horse, were plenty.
Then on another day quite soon, you re-
ye7sed yoor decision, without any more evil
dence, law, or argument.
Your somersault was worth exactly ten mil
lion dollars to the corporation in whose in
terest you made it.
Did McLendon make any somersaults, after
any one of his decisions?
Did he flop on any ruling, and enable any
corporation to make ten millions by the flop.
Hurry up, Perry: come on down the line
Cousin Joe is a rampant Prohibitionist;
and, with a couple of drinks in him, becomes
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-09-07
THE JEFFERSONIAN

Ii Reagan is wise, he will not attempt to
run any HearstSlaton- Hardwick steam
roller over Hugh Dorsey, after Dorsey gets
more votes than his opponents
Reagan says that The Jeffersonian has no
regard for the truth. If that were so, The
Jef. would have no influence. Like all hu-
man creatures, The Jeff makes mistakes, but
@Se10ss c0rrects them, publicly and promptly.
In this respect, The Jeff differs from the
Georgia dailies, and the Georgia politicians.
They tell lies on each other, and on The Jeff.
but neVer correct them.
The people have confidence in The jeff, be-
cause they know that if anything it prints
turns out to be a mistake, that mistake will
be manfully admitted.
To control Governor in so important
matter as a Superior Court judgeship, is a
tremendous power. At the hearing before
Judge Emory Speer, in the Jim Smith case,
Judge Dave Meadow was sworn as a witness,
and he testified to facts which probably
ruined his chances of ever again holding an
elective office.
He swore that Hamp McWhorter wanted
him out of the judgeship, and offered him
contingent share in the millions which the
Man Of Many Mothers had amassed
David being on high mountain anG
listening to the temptlngs of the Devil, de-
cided to swap his judgeship for contingent
slice of the Jim Smith melon.
Hamp McWhorter hnors Col Nat Harris,
and was net taking any chances; so he
gathered his man into his automobile,
and dashed through the country to Atlanta
Hamp was determined to boss that Shuttle of
Judges, in person, and not let any cog slip.
Did Gov. Harris do what Hamp told him
to? Yayr. At once?- Yuyr! And without
grunt? YAYR!
Hamp slipped one Superior Court Judge
out, and another in, before you could say Su-
san Dusanberry.
Who is Hamp McWhorter?
Why, he's the General Counsel of all the
Railroad lobbyists the Lawyer who is never
seen in the Court House, the Law-kiler and
Law-maker who never appears at the capital.
He stays behind the curtain, and pulls strings
on the fellows that act on the stage-does
Hampy.
Lord what a racket they made, when Dor
sey rode from Atlanta to Alma on his firms
pass ust before the dissolution. You'd never
have thought that Nat Harris had whole
private car to himself the same being No. 3,
the official rozzing-oazdce of the Super9atend-
ent Of the Southeastern Division Of the Gen.
trail Railroad.
AS I remarked awhile ago, George Gilmore
is the man for our boys to support for the
State Senate in the Sandersville district
We don't need any more Hardwick, at
present. Hyman is another way to spell the
name of the Poll-tax Senator.
Hyman wrote Rule 8, by which an Execu-
tive Committee undertook to shackle in ad-
vance Sovereign Convention, and to prevent
it from voting as it saw fit to vote, in the
effort to find satisfactory nominee.
Conventions are direct from the people, and
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-09-07
PAGE SEVEN,

minds eye the demolition of jugs, quart bot
tor-General absent from his post, and no bills
for the GRANDEUR to act on: member Of
the body sent On a Journey Of discovery, seek
ing said SOIcltOr-General, and finding him
Where? And doing achdt?
0 Heavens Behind the door in the
Sherif's office, hastily transferring, to his
parched interior, the liquid contents of an
illicit flask!
Did this affecting event happen at the last
session Of Hancock Superior Court! Alas,
it did
The Grand-juror who wrote me about it,
had a letter from Cousin Joe, requesting
support; and the gentleman detailed these
heartrendlng facts, IN has reply, declining to
support Joseph.
The politicians try to impress the voters
with the idea that the election set for the
10Th. IS q Democratic primary.
1t is not.
1t IS a legal affair, and the law makes no
distinction between Democrat, Republican,
Progressive, Socialist, and Prohibitionist
All men who are registered, can cote as they
darn please, regardless Of what their party
utilization is, has been, or will hereafter be-
Any Manager who refuses to receive and
count the ballot Of a legal voter, aUiW commit
q crime.
How to prepare your ballot:
Run your pencil through the names of Har-
ris, Pottle, and Hardman, leaving the name
Of Hugh M. Dorsey
Mark out James d. Price, leaving the name
of J. J. Brown
Mark out the name of M. L. Britain, leav-
ING the name of Alexander E. Reese
Mark out the name of James A. Perry, leav-
ing the name of S. g. McLendon.
Mark out the name of Robert E. DAWSON
and also Tuggle if he is on-leaving the name
of A. III. Hensee.
Because he helped us so manfully on the
Veazey bill, in the Senate, [ am going to vote
for E. P. Dobbs, who is opposing Wright.
AS to the three APPELLATE Judges, John M.
Graham, the Roman Catholic, is not one
whom we can support, because he ones first
allegiance to q foreign potemtate, and is no
lawyer.
We want judges whose allegiance to the
State, is undivided and who are lawyers
Henry Fuzz64Ight was born and reared in
McDuffie, but he fought us on the Veazey
bill, and so did Yeom0ns.
Within the last few days the following de-
velopments have been noticeable
(D Supporters of Hartman and Pottle
are being urged to unite on Harris.
The plan is to consolidate the field against
Dorsey. do not believe that Dr. Hardman
is, himself, party to this scheme The Doc
tor, in my opinion, is above any such dis
honest trifing with vital issues. He will
probably run next to Dorsey, and come ont
of the race with honor unStained.
(2) SI0t0n is behind Harris. and is
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
IRON MOUNTAIN
HAS SLAB STAR

IRON MOUNTAIN Mich NOV.
27 Baseball fans here herald Ncuo
Tedeschi as one o. tho greatest ANA
teur pitchers In America. not except
ine Robert Tecarr OF Tauylown. \.
Y. who famed % hatsmen in a
game last season Ted"schi struck
out a like number of men 10 a game
last summer and is believed 10 be
entitled TO championship .o0siders
tion by rca son of having struck out
10 straight permitting tWo hits,
striking out sight more mer allow
ing one hlt md famine me next
four Tecarr. In hi, game famed
a. allowed ON t'i and then struck
out eight men
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
MATS BEATEN;
PACkARDS TIED

That hc Nationals are due To-.
some loHea -leddiag in the soccer
league 1ec This TAN VIZ indicated
Sunday when tne Roses noscd out
0ell earned victory over the Mats
The score was 10 o. Bettere teams
than he Roses ar" scheduled for "a
crack the Mats, who are not now
deemed likely to repeat their rec.
ords Of other seasons In another
league game tho Rising Stars won
from The Cricketcr7 The score was
. 90 o.
The Packard park game between
lansing and the Packards resulted
IN "a hectic 2-2 tie. The visitors had
? 70 0 lead az half time and had
consistently outpRved tho Detroit.
ers y quick rush a. time was
growing short knotted the count.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
MANY FAMOUS ATHLETES
WILL SOON BE AT FRONT

Toronto famous one Hundred
and Elrbucth Spor' mon baual
lion vhiel VIII Don participate
iu 't European var. is made up
oi l.1 soldiers OF all ranks each
ot whom has heen connected with
ports Included In the battalion
Tom LonEbost, famous Indian
marathon runner ToIdy Wood.
English professional runner. hold.
er of he worlds iiftecn.mile rec
ord 'ames J Ccrkery winner Of
many marathon events, Bob Dib-
nlo. amateur single sculls
champion Ton Flanagan. ex-
Hara~cr of Jack johnson Lou
Nsreh and many other
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
S hOuld Figure Big
Again Next
Year

COLUMBUS. o. Nov 27-capt.
and FuubacA Frank sorensen wiz
be Tho only regular lost 10 ONO
Stat, football oy graduation
Rish, HafUaeA chic" Harley is
for Two more years Leu
End Bolen has another season Of
western conference football before
him And All the rest OF Ghio
states constellation OF stars VIII be-
back 10 struggle for the western
conference football championship oi
l9l7
Halfback Pred Norton. who sec.
onds chic" Hariey will be losr boy
graduation Norton is q superb
bacldcld man. He suffered .u sniff.
cance this year because of the mar
velous ability Of Harley. Under
usual circumstance Norton would
have made the regular berth IA %
walk
Capt Frank Sorcnsen has neen ID
dependable fun Although not sciu-
ulating al he position, he has uIay
ed steady game Into his shoes
will step Dick" Boesel, 1914 pounds.
player of wonderful promise. Many
local critics though; Boesel the su-
,a.,.i., ~ -oropscr, this epasOn
Bolen and Peabody, regular ends,
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
LOADING FOR
LANSING HIGH
Burroughs Won't Let Central
BE Caught Mapping In
Thursdays Game

Lansing high school has high
hopes of defeating Detroit Central
and mes sing up the state champion
ship situation saturday. because D.
is figured upstate that Central VII
-uccumb 10 oyerconhdence Moth
ing ike that viii happen II Coach
Burroughs. Of Detroit. can help it.
lie knows hat Detroit teams are
particularly prone 10 chestinsss. and
he would nave been just as Well
pleased II The game with Cass Tech
Saturday had neen closer
Burroughs expects to cali out his
men this afternoon and lump them
over the hurdles in the mo. strenu.
Gus Monday working OF ihr year.
he expect to repeat the dose Tues.
day and Wednesday may se' stG-
er workout than is customary on
the day before an important game.
Lansing has good team. and while
II is mot so strong as Centrars 10 Is
likely 90 bea any body in this state
on e good day
Another team that is getting
plenty 10 do this week Is thai ~ the
IuiEer-i.y Of Detroit Coach Cos
teIo'- eleven mus, pla, Battle
Creek normal hero Thursday. and
that team has something OF a iluN
on the Defroite-s The T.. ~ D.
clan is in GOOD shape and has an
excellent chance 20 win despite The
failure of Saturday, game IN But
falo to reach a decisive result
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
TAYLOR BACK IN
WINDSOR FAVOR
Substitutes for O'Neill In Bout
With Willie Mackenzie
This Week

The wheel OF fortune has gone
around again. ana now Sammy Tay-
lor Is restored TO favor at Eddie
Glassco's palace OF swat In Windsor.
while Barney O'Neil is in Dutch for
contract breaking Last winter Tay-
Tor was scheduled 60 box O'Neill In
an elimination bout, the winner
10 he an opponent for rruillard ac-
cording 20 general expectation.
Taylor couldn't get the guarantee
hc wanted in reference 10 a posi-
bic Drouillard match. should be beat
q Neill and ho and Glassoo had a
merry dispute Badly advised by
t.s manager. Sammy failed TO show
ur on rhe night OF his bout with
OMEN and Prince Henry wAs sub
stiluted much 20 the joy Of tho
fans who saw tho Prince for the
first time Taylor was blaCklisted
loreyermore at Windsor.
Billy Mckenzie and O'Neil were
scheduled for a lO.round 60 ht Wind
aor next Wednesday night O'Ncil
even posted forfeit. but later ~
was given chance TO box Milbuu
savior at-WinnI7es on a date that
must conflict with The Windsor en-
goRcment O'Ncil let his forfeit
slide ami accepted the Winnipeg
ofer Glasscu Immediately black
listed O'Neil and sent for Taylor
Reconciliation was effected. and
Wednesday night viii see raylor
md Mackenzie ioustins in the main
10 These two have met before in
Canada. with The result disputed
rsylor made a mistake last win
ter when hc throw t;lassco down, but
i' Was not tho poys fault 20 much
a that Of his manager. Nor was
Glassco entirely 1lameless Sammy
q good boy. and - now under Nh,
man cement or Nov Campbell
There rs M reason why he should
nor appear hereafter q Windsor
ane his return TO the Local ring viii
---------ir ufned
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
HARVARDS SHOW
GREAT STRENGTH

Showing surprising strength. the
Haryards overwhelmed the West
ENDS an Solvay park sunday after.
noon by count Of e 10 0, and i'm
mediately prepared 10 challenge the
Tleralds FOR the city title. The vic.
tors showed plenty OF versatility,
scoring their early touchdowns by
straight football and then opening
up with forward pass in The nnal
period that added Is points 10 the
early count Kelley, Messenger. Cul.
len and Hermann did the scoring.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
MOORE STILL
UNDEFEATED

Eddie Moore still wears n horse.
hoe for "a watch charm He got into
another Greater Detroit bowling
match az The Woodward alleys Sun
day. and he wns barely able to aver.
tg, l1i points per game. Yet he
Won his match from Charley Smith
i'm seven games. and still is the un.
defeated leader in the tourney Billy
Miller ldyarccd a notch by defeat.
ine Thompson In SOY games After
d.upn.n iho drst game. Miller went
Lmu WnEnnl hIlch
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
.DRISCOLL AGAIN
PURPLE CAPTAIN

chicago Now 81 Paddy Dris.
ooIl captain of This year'r North.
"rFcp university football team,
which "a. rho best The Purple had
tFd iu - seasons G4- been chosen
to 'ct a-ain as c1ptain next tail
pri-coil BIS versatile half1sck and
genuine star. altho a. weighs onl
~ pounds
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
Champion Ohio State Team
viii Lose Only One Regular
COACHES AT AMHERST AND
WILLIAMS LONG m SERVICE

Charles r. seeley at Williams
college and Richard Nelligan AZ
Amherst have lei1 their places
as coaches longer than any other
Two coaches in the east When
Seeley recently entered his wen
ty-thitd year Of service the stu
tents and faculty a. Williams
presented 20 him gold stop
watch suitably inscribed During
his regime Williams three times
won ihe New ENGLAND intercol-
leGiatc track ani field champion
shin
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
Crocodile Tears for Stage

saddest that happened saturday be'n Dictator
~ FRIDAY Pat
~ which he took occasion to be no success OF
- Ohio calling thtn mali
neaked and sandbagged The Big -Four when the latter
were all that thing
get viii Harvard IN he middle vt ana m was
deemed the spokesman Of saEe oth conference football
of
the who had cleaned the
The ncxt day hc
Carleton the bushes uuced
b., and by
dvay sure u "a
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
BULLETS TO BE MADE FROM
AMERICAS CUP YACHT

Priscilla built 10 leiend Jug
Americas cup Iu ISS. va. AZ
iron centsrboird sloop. which
won many exciting race, corduct.
cd under the auspices of lhc NaN
Yovk zach clul " Is hoing
hrokrn mp by Philadelphia deal.
cr in old iron. and tho lenden
keel viii be utilized IN he mrgu'
faclure Of bullets for rapid fire
guns rifle and rrvcivrr- The
hull Of The old racer win b" cor.
verted into fishing schooner
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
HERzOC SHOULD
STAR NEXT YEAR
Infelder Expected To Be of
Great Value to John Nc
Graw's Giants

/ NEW YORK. Nov 27-Whon
John NcCrav put over the deal that
sent Christy Msthcwson 10 CiBcin-
natl as manager OF the Reds, ana
brought Charley Herzoc 10 New
York to play second base for tho
Giants he accomplished cze of The
Jrightes moves VI his somewhat
brilliant career
Regardless OF McGraw' mana
serial ability. and regardless oi row
the Giants stand up next year, there
is one hing that will be gust a. eyi-
: cent as II wa when the New York
crs hung up their historical Win
ming ,iroak last fall Charley Her
zoS viii he in there fighting and
crving his team mates 20 greater
efforts
More than one close student of
aseball gives IIerzoG more han
half the credit for reyiyiug the
Giants last fall Iis irrrsisibl, on.
thusiasm his fighting mood on all
occasions, and, best OF all, his abil-
ity 10 make those playing with him
tpuri at the sume spec! simply
caiapulted the Gslnts into thar win.
ming streak
Herzog Is not rated 50 good hit
ter a. Larry Doyle, his predecess
as second baseman for the Giants,
he is not considered so good "a base
runner as Kenny Kauff. ana hc Is
rot the fielder that Eddie Collins Is,
but he is fighter when the rest Of
them are thru, and he put, it over
with finesse ths, gives Lim min.
iIuum OF expulsions from the game
There is one excellent example Of
Herzog's energy and the lengths 10
which he Will go ~ win a bali gsmn
Brooklyn was playing in New
York last summer and Casey Stcrg gel
was thrown on at seCSnd base.
Casey is considerable of q scrap.
Ter himself and he came VI ravine
Charles came up ravinr with him
and he kept at It until he had cor.
rallied Stcngers goat TO such an ex
tent that Casey was ordered - tho
club house. HerzoG had 30 incensed
stengel that the BROOKLYN outholder
turned his attention 10 the baseball
player rather than to the umpire and
the two of them wrangled several
minutes tefcre Stcnrol by request
went 10 the shower
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
A Great Big II.

YWNHFN the
5 u football
ughon coaching m and that Percy had demon
could all
anything his rivals the Big Three could lead poe would goe
nger long in the depths meanwhile congung The Ne" n
drge last
a Harvard
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27

viii be available Cramcr and Mae
donald arc worthy suos not far be-
hind their rivals. II O. Courtney
and II j. Courtney will be out for
thc tackles again Karch. Leonard.
seldom. Turner and Johnson will
return for guard duty. while Holt
camp and Van Dyno viii be at cen
ter.
Harley. Boesel. Hurm and Yerges
VIII find opposition in Rhodes.
Daughters. Friedman and Kirk be
hind The line. These men all play
cd his season a freshman Stinch.
comb looks like wonderful back.
The pinNers' frateruit> has not
been made n party 60 the sa00.0Oo suit
Instituted by the baltimore Feds
against organized baseball. Accord
Ing to the powers that be the fra
ternity H. not part OF orEsnised
baseball.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
Some All.American Cinches

nETE that there nothing triumph, OF
punk stand End also pleased Northwestern hold
field for three
fourth That the inexperienced Purple should then blow dd
chiefly notable
lha Elmer Olphan and Chick Harley have clncI M Ilh
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27

~ Id MORTEM s having big lie is loaded 10
n n the
v O he likewise
by A
to with
who
nghting couqueo Harvard
Pittsburgh perhaps which
comedies that Haugon brought Haven
machine, n
might but geuy relates how the courage end asgressye drive
left
backhed without ambuade All
a =
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27

After seeing les Darcy In action.
Jimmy Dime H. credited with saving
that jack DILLON II the only Ameri-
car boxer who can trim the Nus
trsIian. Perhaps Mike Gibbons has
retired from the ring and Hat Levin
.k y has Iost-an arm.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27

crumaee n
turned into magnificent satin which resulted the oudown for Eli
Iaughtono holding called back
superb sprint erased tho record small
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
gN;NT' y ~
.aKR AyD RIVER STEAMERS.
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For Cleveland. Pittsburgh and al points
south sud east. Daily iess p. M tsrs
- Cleveland. s2.aSs Pittsburgh. $50.
stdteroom Accommodations Ups~x
berth a.; lower berth. tLk9l whols
room $50
rICKFT oFTICEs-Thfrd Az. wh.rx
fa7 Wsodua Ave. Majestic utau.l.
~ Tort ~. West, OPP. Pe-tsrsce
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27


all finally mule" hide
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
Those SIabsters

nsTER POST MORTEM IS q gRrrulou Iir close
- football chatter hia hand b
a
that the pitching miracles
I'd his there
wasn "a
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27

"a had
had
away q
he a
only a
fiaryar In min
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27

~
lndana
cleaned Saturday he kicked field
Northwestern
tied I'm the fourth h scored
b. only 10 playing tr COLES,
s % i
q .
old
the Illinois Pollard
and the field
deadly b. d q
Is
consistently
field and then Hah around them the
Fritz viii do for 1916
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27

"a O Ic
nnn he
on "A
thc
Alex the Greatw o 10 n
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
Who Got the Pitching

CCORDING approved standard permits
~ moreth d "a o he sl
~ The these \
- ander Cooper and
York each TIE
RUdoph t
boiled who tell YOU that pitching didn't figure
In fhc league last
n and he'd
Rudolph hurled ning consecutive victories Tuehes Of
foson got N whitfield a. d4
Prefer bit Il basmen and cheney uncorked - d pitches T
tAn in involved
aher neda Braves
lal anyb q cubs famed tho ottonp-
In
hat Of
ablshcd record 1919 p1d for last
time
SAFER Chasened Bonnc
free
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
Now come the l9le records

Nowc Topping same
aud allowed little
mere
pitching
futile
pirh a
thing
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-09-14
alf IN l-2) of the Northeast One-fourtl

1alI \ ~ LTL) Oh the northeast oIle-IOurln
NE Ia. all in Section Seventeen 90.
Township One Hundred Fifty-three 15S)
North of Range Eighty-siX 1850 West
Fifth P. NJ, Ward County, North Da-
kota.
There will be due on such mortgage at
the date of sale the sum of One Thous-
and Six Hundred Eighty-three and nine
ty-five one hundredths (1,6S3.95) Dollars.
E. II. JONES,
Mortgage.
John J. Nedreloe
Sheriff of Ward County, North Dakota.
Karl Fl. Stoudt. Attorney for Mortgages.
MnOt, N. Oak. S-10-6t
NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That by
virtue Of judgment and decree in fore
closure, rendered and given in the Dis
trict Court of the Eighth Judicial Dis
trict, III and for the County of Ward and
State Of North Dakota, and entered and
docketed in the office of the Clerk of said
Court in and for said County on the 5th
day Of August 1916, in an action where
in State Eank Of Buffalo, a corporation
Plaintiff, and Ben f. Bevins, Jane BeV-
ms, George A. MCGEE, Ben Bevins, Geo.
A. MCGEE, James Johnson, James Egan,
A D. Murphy. T. M. BeVinS, James NJ.