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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-15
Why st. Mihiel Is Spared.

No shells have burst in that street in
many months. while over the red-tiled
housetops, a few blocks beyond. one
can readily see on the face OF the city
hall clock the hands pointing to the
poon hour. st. Mihiel is in striking
contrast to devastated Verdun. Peace
full quiet. picturesque and nesting in
valley almost under the muzzles of
French guns, which could grind it to
dust in an hour, the town remains prac-
tically untouched, a vivid illustration
of the difference Of principles in war.
The allies preserve civilization; the
Germans destroy 1t.
Those who have studied the red line
marking the front as 1t exists In France.
and have seen st. Mihiel at the point Of
an angle projecting into the territory
held by the allies. wonder why the place
was never taken. The answer is this:
1t would be necessary to destroy the lit
tie city of st. Mihiel before 1t could be
taken. and it is hoped that the Germans
will be pushed back by pressure else
where without adding this drop to the
wars great cup of suffering.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-15
Three Years Underground.

We had come in headquarters auto
mobiles through muddy roads to a
little army camp nicknamed Village
Negro" {Black village). Sawmills. bar
racks, stables. mules and the innumera-
BILE graves which a French officer never
fails to salute suddenly burst into
view. The general explained that be-
tween there and the three front-line
trenches hundreds of men, mules and
horses lived underground, hidden by
the earth and the forest and SAT-
from German shells and aeroplane
bombs. They had been there, he said
for three years.
Little cars carrying four persons and
trimmed with evergreen boughs In
honor of the occasion, were pulled by
ambling horses. astride of which were
bIue-uniforned soldiers These cars
brought the party over the intervening
miles to the trenches which are hewn
in solid rock. Americans whose back
are aching from shoveling trenches
would never complain again II they
could see these broad highways deeper
than a mans head cut through the
limestone.
Not only are galleries followed out
blu; big courtyards. where are located
the quarters barracks. telenhone ey
changes. hospitals. electric light plants
and supply denots. All have been
hewed many yards beneath an impene-
trable roofing of solid rock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-15

Mems Medium-weight Cot
ton Socks, in black only; with
high spliced heels and toes;
fast colors. Regular 35c grade.
Special, 29c pair, or 6 pairs
for $l.50.
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-06-15
|. w. w. strdjk rdcker ito
minuter

| tare, speciellt socialister, vilka nu
i delta kritiska ogonblick mistat
Diet parti som de satt hela sin tro
och til1it till, Dor det sta alldeles
klart och tydligt att intet kan
vinnas pa annat satt an att genom
en- direkt sammanslutning av ala
arbetare en- enda forening for al
la arbetare.
Det finnes ingen AMMAN vag for
proletariatet an den dar de sjal-
va taga saken egna handler, dar-
for att inga intressen kunna fore
mas andra an arbetarnas 4 ena si-
dan, och kapita1ets a den andra.
+ Det ar tanklost att tanka sig att
den ideella kanslan kan motsta de
kraftiga varkningar det ekonomi-
ska intresset framskapar.
Det .har ? av de reyolutionara
framhalits manga ganger, mel,
vaUe gang har svaret kommit att
det ar mojligt.
-. MI sta vi. dock framf0r en- si-
tuation da det visar sig Diet omoj-
liga i .dyfikt darfor framstalla vi
denna uppmaning till ALA socia-
lister som CORA ansprak pa att va
ra med sin It'd, vakna och med
vetna, att taga de gyllene tillfal-
len akt som nu star dem till
buds, namligen att bliva medlem-
mar arbetarnas enda organisa-
ton I. w. w. En- organisation
som icke blott existerar till nam
net, utan ar till for strider och
resultat. -">
Ovannamnda resulat DR. ett av
de tusenden som arbetarna lyckats
tillkampa sig pa sista tiden, och
ar endast en- liten blygsam Dor
jan. . .-.>.. IT,
Forenen all kraft hos proletaria-
tet till EFT helt och tank sedan
pa vad resultat det ar mojligt att
vinna.
- - Carl Ahlteen.
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-06-15
Fran kIaSSkam-
pens front
Reseminnen och str0dda anteck
ningar fran Allarmturneen.
Av Ragnar Johanson.

Eft av de svaraste uppgifterna
for en- "folkuppviglare" tror jag
resebrevsskrivning ar. ALARMS
utrymme ar begransat, det kan
darfor ej bliva tai ON den utfor-
lighet som ovi1lkorligen foljer
med i skrivandet av resebrev utan
will jag inskranka mig till en- del
intryck och erfarenheter SOM
kommer en- sa rik1igt till hands
under en- sd intressant rundresa
som denna. Fellow Worker"
Jesus hade det bra mycket battre
pa sin It'd, hans medhjalpare ato-
60 sig skildringarna av hans pre-.
dikoverksamhet, darfor b1evo de
val sd bra 'gjorda." Men ii
derna forandras, "etc. Pa tai ON
tidsforandring, sa har ju marke-
liga saker intraffat sedan jag
borjade min uppviglartripp. Me-
dan fred och "valmiga" ridde de
forsta dagarna, hugnades vi som
vantat var, med en- krigsforkla-
ring, och delta forvandlade med
EFT det annars ej sa lugna livet for
en- l. w. w. agitator till en- aven-
tyrsfylld och nervspannande peri
cd.
Jag var j Denver, Col, mar det
"viktiga" intraffade och sanner1i-
gen, nina djarvaste pistaenden
ON Diet humbugsartade och logn-
aktiga j den amerikanska pressen
b1eknade infor det skall som de.
ala med en- mum uppgavo. Och
Sd borjades detl /. w. w. skulle.
nedtryckas! El1er sta : abakom
presidenten?' Motena b1evo emel-
K
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-06-15
Ivar Oljelund fri

de mi1itara myndigheterna 81 va
gat under den nu radande STAN
ningen fora kamrat Oljelund till
Hastgardet. Sa sli vi krets ON
honem och taga darifran. Pa
Langholmsbron sta EFT par hund-
ra arbetare och vinka va1komnan-
de. Har utbringas ett fyrfaldigt
leve for Brands frigivne redaktor
Vid passagen genom gatorna
fladdra vita nasdukar som val
komsthalsning fran fonstren.
Efter / ar, minad och 5 da-
gars cellvistelse ar Oljelund ALT
sa nu friheten. Det forsta be-
soket blir EFT KATE, dar vi banka
oss EFT litet kamratlag, och dar
de forsta intrycken sovras. ALT
ar ju sa ovant annu. ALA de gla-
da ansiktena, pratet, skrattet runt
omkring. Det b1ir inte manga
ord vaxlade. det b1ir blott han
delser, som ligga narmast, sadant
som faller pa lappen. Det betty
delsefulla ligger inte j det som
sags utan det som kanns.
Kamrat Oljelund vile garna
borja tala och overtaga Brands
redigering strax. men han fruk-
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-06-15

tade for att krafterna ej skulle sta
honom bi. Han har alltsa be
stamt sig for att EFT par tire vec-
kor villa upp sig i slit foraldra-
hem i Eskilsuna, dar gladden. nj
blir stor. Sedan ska det bli skont
att ia upp yarksamheten igen
Har ska arbetas!
Valkommen kamrat, i arbetet
Pa kvallen hade partiets V. U;
anordnat valkomstfast Folkets
hus C-sal, Diet var .endast klub.
blister, som hade tilltrade, SAINT
ett par Representatives. fran Soc.-
dem. ungdomsforbundet, som be
CART att fa> overvara fasten. Loka.
len var fu1lsatt.
v. Us ordf. Herman Bring
holl halsningstalet. Cav en- ater-
blick pa den ungsocialistiska 70
relsen och forfoljelsen mot den
samma; dag halsa vi en- av de
offrade kamraterna ater frihe-
ten och arbetet. Trots myndig-
heternas forfoljelse star rorelsen
i dag i ALA avseenden stabilare
an nigonsin. Vile 4 Ungsoc.
partiets vagnar halsa kamrat Oh
jelund valkommen till sin post
Brand, som lange vantat pa ho-
nom. Eft onskemal vile han pas
sa pa att framfora: lat Brands
spalter ALT framgent bli kampen
for vara iva Amaitheakamraters
frihet.
Olielund svarade. Vile j al
enkelhet tacka for mottagandet
for blommor, for halsningar.
Mycket har hant under tiden, in
te i fangeiset, men ute j varlden,
men vad som skett darute har
Eunderlzttat fangelsevistelsen. Da
budet ON den ryska rcvolutionen
nadde honom, betogs han AZ en
|s3dan entusiasm att han f0rut
aldrig kant n&got liknande. Men
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-06-15

Sa var da antligen den dagen
har! Vadret hade dagen till ara
tagit pa sig sin basta solskens-
min. Pa hela Soder, fran S1us-
sen ut till Langholmen, hade po-
lisen 3 och 3-dubbel FOSTERING.
Olandsgatan 48 var extra beva-
kad, ty dit skulle ju demonstra-
tionstiget ga, och fran fonstren
dar skulle tai hallas till nassau!
Menade polisen.
Utanf6r Langholmens nora
portar stod vi EFT hundratal kam-
rater. / spanning. Det gallde
att begagna ogonblicken, ty de
militara myndigheterna skulle
naturligtvis storsta hast IA ho-
nom j bilen och for brinnande II
vet kora- -sivag med slit byte.
Nigra minuter fore alta oppnas
portarna. ! solljuset star Iva7
Oljelund, han ar litet gra ansik-
tet, haret fal1er ned over den
uppslagna kragen. Glupska kam-
rater hugga den kara kamratens
handler for att halla honom kvar
/ frihetenl Blommor, rosor straca
kas frami Ansiktena ljusnarl
Som Ell lopeld sprider det sig, att
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-06-15
: UNGA RYSSLAND :-"Vad ar Diet for ide?"
AMERIKA :-"Demokrati"
UNGA RYSSLAND :-"Dn yet vdl hnr jog flick min. I"
AMERIKA:-" -"Dem

Diet var svart att bara sadana
kanslor i cellen. Var for over
valdigad att tolka de intryck och
stamningar han just nu kande.
K. Kihlbom framforde en- warm
halsning fran soc.-dem. ungdoms-
forbunds Centralstyrelser. Ole
lund tackade. Det har talats ON
offer. Man skulle latt kunna tro
att fangelset ar hart och svart.
Det ar emellertid brytningen som
ar den farligaste tiden. 3 man.
gick bra. Halft ar tycktes lag
ON, 10 man. var tillrackligt. Vad
som kommer efter blir strait.
Men det som gar over ett ar ar
tortyr. Ansag sig ej ha burit ma
got offer. Hoppades att aret
skulle ha varit honom till nytta.
Fangelsevistelsen hade aven lart
honom att kampen for Ama1thea-
mannens frigivande ar ytterst
viktig.
Oscar Malmborg Taste under
-
stormande bifall Snoilskys dikt: !:
Frihet, SAINT EFT par andra dikter:;
Vacker musk utfordes. Ragnar
Casparsson holl EFT timsfangt an
forande ON "Revolutionsstamnin-
gar. Sd var det kaffedrickning
och allmant samsprak. K. II at
skiljdes man efter avsjungandet
av Internationalen. / hallen skal-
sladc eft fyrfaldigt 1eve for Ivar
Oljelund. Sa var den fasten EFT
mime bland de andra minnena
Esau.
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-06-15

Fran Brief, Wash, meddelas
att en- strajk brot ut bland flott-
ningsarbetarna, vilken rackte ito
minuter.
Fordringarna voro: $500 ON
dagen FOR kockar och batsman,
SAINT $500 ON dagen for ALA an
dra, delta for alta timmars dag.
Mar vi Sc pa delta sa forsta vi
vari orsaken ligger att sa lyckade
resultat kunde vinnas pa sa kort
It'd.
Svaret kommer tydligt, att al
la voro organiserade i I. w. w.
och pa grund ,darav kunde ej Ell
stock bliva flottad, eller ma
got annat arbete utfort, ty ingen
av dessa medlemmar gar och ut
for nagot dylikt till forman for
kapitalet vid dylika tillfallen.
Delta kan tjana till en- uppma-
ming for varje arbetare, oavsett
vad re1igios eller AMMAN $. k. mo-
ralisk uppfattning han an har, att
utan en- minuts vantan sjalv bliva
medlem, och utfora en- ika lyckad
strid till sin egen forman.
Det ar helt enkelt vafje arbe-
tares skyldighet, darfor att han
med detsamma gor det mojligt att
leva EFT manniskovardigt liv.
En- starkt troende kristen anser
jag skulle vara den forste som
skule taga delta lysande tillfallc
betraktande, ty ON han lyckas
tillkampa sig kortare arbetstid
och battre betalt sa far han mera
It'd till att bedja pa, mera energi
att bedja, och naturligtvis storre
mojlighet att ia bonen hord.
En- slo intetsagande bon ar ma
turligtvis vardelos gudens 0gon
Vara kristliga tidningar skylla
alltid pa de sloa intetsagande
bonerna som orsaken till det nu-
varande elandet.
For varje sunt tankande arbe-
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-06-15
NO. 8.

lertid ovanligt lyckade pa flera
platser.- Sarskilt paminner jag
mig Salt Lake City, dar man eff
terat vile ha hela I. w. w. ar
resterad!?! Jag kom fran den
sorgligt beryktade staden i gre
vens It'd, men tror att min yistel-
Sc dar nog kommer att bara frukt,
Efter EFT stopp i Pocatello, Idaho,
dar vi fingo ire medl. gick farden
till Butte, Mont.
Storartade naturscenerier rul-
lar upp sig pa dessa resor. Man
blir stand till andaktig beundran
for denna harliga natur, ibland
Wild och obandig, ibland sme-
kande mjuk, och den som tror att
man ej kan CORA studier genon
ett kupefonster ar misstagen.
Men reflektioner folja ocksa. Vii
ket arbete, vilken energi for de
som odlat och byggt denna oand-=
liga kontinent! Bara tanken pa
det harda arbete de tusentals mi
len av lagd jarnvagsrals repre-
senterar, vacker tanken pa de som
utfort detsamma.
Vad ha de-vunnit? Hur stor
del ha de fatt av delta slit slit?
/ Fragan ar ju 1att besyarad. In
tet! Och ON de fatt produkten
av sitt arbete, hur annorlunda
skulle -ej asynen av ALT det stor-
artade naturen varit! Det ar
svart att tanka sig att cen man.
ager det berget, en- AMMAN denna
bit av landet, o. S. v. Sedan un-
drar folk pa att det existerar en-
organisation sadan som |. w. WI
En- resa genom delta lands falt
och vidder, asynen av skogar,
sjoar och f1oder, stader och sam,
hallen, agt och kontrollerat av
nagra IA ar Ell oandlig kalla till
revolutionara tankar och uppslag,
samtidigt som det ger EN- liten,
liten aning ON vad arbetarklas-
sen har att vinna ON den bara -
Vile! -
Butte, Mont, ar en- veritabel
slavhala. En- smutsig, full och
otrevlig stad, med sina koppar-
gruvor som en- mork, hemsk bak-
grund. Allting synes forgiftat av
kopparvitriol och rok. Omkring
$4,000 man arbetar dar gruvor-
ma, och det ar en- outtalbar an
blick att Sc slavarna komma ut
darifran med slapande gang och
dodstrottheten blicken for att
soka "vi1a" och "rekreation" mel
Ian arbetsskiften. Pa dagarna sy-
mes en- hel del gruvarbetare pro-
menera omkring pa de leriga ga
lorna med trott gang. Tro ej att
det ar fritid och god .arbetsfor-
tjanst som ar orsaken. Tro Ell he'll
Ter att den flammande rodnaden
pa de flestas kinder, tyder pa val
maga! Anej1 Sc dem ogonen
och nj skall gissa orsakenl Det
ar tacken for hart, uppoffrandc
arbete den amerikanska gruvin-
dustriens tjanst som stamplat
dem pa delta satt! Sli upp Ell
av stadens tidningar och vad ser
man! Langa listor av valgoren-
hetsforeningar, med upprop ON,
och redovisningar for emottagna
anslag. Fackforeningar donera
sa och sa mycket for varje vecka'
o. 5. " Och for vad? For att
bekampa lungsoten som rasar
ohajdat ibland gruvarbetarnal
Denna plats ar den hemska sjuk-
domens hogsate, ingen synes
langden kunna undga att angri-
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-06-15
KAMRATER MEDARBETA-

ON nj onska Alarm intressant
och med diverse nyheter gor er
del till detsamma. Sand ALARM
AHA arbetsnyheter ON ej annat 81
i brevform.
Meade County news., 1917-04-19
MIRRORS USES ARE MANY
Apart From Its Original Purpose, 1t
May Be Employed in
Variety Of Ways,

Defining a machine, we say, "a
machine is a device that makes work
easier and accomplishes that worl;
in a shorter period of time" Among
some of the simpler machines we
find the buttonhook, scissors, knife,
etc. Probably, you are wondering
just how the lookingglass may be
likened to a machine. Everyone is
familiar with its use in the house
hold. But a small mirror is often
very convenient machine for re-
fecting light into dark place where
work must be done. Again, it may
be used in getting a straight line
by means of reflected sunlight. 1t
is commonly used by engineers in
producing a line through dense
brush, thus eliminating the work of
clearing away thick brush or under
growth. Again, by means of the
mirror and the use of sunlight, men
are able to dig deep holes into the
ground or tunnels through the
mountains. Its principles are made
use Of by some of the greatest as
tronomers by rejecting the light
from the star to the eye of the OBJ
server.-Frank P. Goeder, Colorado
Agricultural college, Fort Collins,
Colo.
Meade County news., 1917-04-19
sHERlFF's SALE.


BY virtue Of an Order Of sale, issued out Of the
District Court oi Meade county Kansas, wherein
,'he Railroad Building Lean IL Savings Associ-
alton is Plaintiff, and c. Il. Rhodes, Luther NJ.
Thompson, Emma Jane Thompson, s. l.. Walk
e. ct al are Defendants Case No. PASS
will on Saturday the l9th day Of May 1917.
az two O'Clock p. at the iroh. do Of tle Court
House in the City Of Meade County Of Meade
aud State OF Kansas, offer or sle at public
auction and sell to the highest bidder for cash
hand, all the right. title and interest of
the above named defendants in and to the
following described real property, situated in
the County of Meade and State OF ansas, to-
wit: A part Of the North hall OF the Northeast
Quarter OF Section 10 in Township - south, of
Range IS west Of the 9th r NJ. starting at a
.'oint ON the south line Of Carthage Avenue ex-
ended IN the City of MeaGe, Kansas, 1850 feet
vest of the northwest corner Ct Block / in Cas-
teens Addition to said City and running thence
uth us feet, thence west 100 feet. thence north
us feet, thence east 100 feet to the point Of be-
ginning.
Said property is levied upon as the property of
the above named defendants and will be sold
to satisfy the plaintiffs claim herein. and costs
and accruing costs according said order Of sale.
Period Of redemption months from date Of sale.
Sherff's office, this l1th day Of April, 1917.
L. G.. Krisle,
Sheriff Meade County, Kansas.
Meade County news., 1917-04-19
BEING KIND TO HER.

A colonel's wife, who is doing real
nursing at a certain London hospi-
tai, was recently offered a tip of
sixpence by an honest old couple i'll
gratitude for her care of their sol
der son. Tact personifed, she
slipped the sixpence back into the
fathers hand, saying, smilingly, that
nurses weren't allowed to accept
gratuities.
ooh, that'll be all right, sister.
I'll not say nothing about it. Just
take it, and get yerself drop O
gin in your off-time !"-Tit-Bits.
Meade County news., 1917-04-19
sHERIFF's SALE.
First PublIshed Aprll Z, l9l7.

By virtue Of an Order OF Sale, issued cut of the
District Court Of Meade county Kansas. wherein
The Railroad Building Loan & Savings AssOci-
alton is Plaintiff. and James A. Hargus, Ida b.
Hargus, S. E. Walker, J. +. McKinster.' ct al.
are Defendants, Case No. 24s9
l will on Saturday the 10Th day Of May
1917, at two O'Clock p. m at the west front door
OF the Court House in the City Of Meade, County OF
Meade and State Of Kansas, offer for sale at pub
lie auction and sell TO the highest bidder for cash
in hand, all the right, title and interest Of the
above named defendants in and to the following
described real property situated IN the County
Of Meade and State Of Kansas, to-wit
Lots 9l1-13-l5 and II in Block ) in Fowler City
according to the recorded plat thereof.
Said property is levied upon as the property OF
the above named defendants and will be sold
to satisfy the plaintiffs claim and that of J +.
McKinster herein, and costs and accruing costs,
according to said order Of sale. Period Of redemp-
tion Is months from date Of sale.
Sheriff's Office, this 1lth day of April, 1917.
L. G.. Krisle,
Sheriff Meade County. Kansas.
Meade County news., 1917-04-19
READS LIKE MODERN NOVEL
Dramatic Climax to Famous Trial
That Brought Tears From the
Eyes of Strong Men.

The courtroom was quiet, for the
spectators benches we're empty.
"James Deedles," intoned Judge
Halfpenny solemnly, "have you any
thing to say in your own defense be-
fore the court passes judgment upon
you?"
81 wanted to marry Corona
Squats, so poisoped her with getzo-
fetica," said Decides distinctly. Ex-
cept once when he had asked for
drink of root beer, this was the first
time he had opened his lips during
the trial.
There was an inaudible murmur
from the half-filled benches.
E'Your confession is equivalent to
an admission" said Judge Half
penny. Then, leaning so far across
the judicial bench that only his feet
remained on the chair, he started.
"Just above your p he gasped.
"What are they?"
Gray hairs" replied the prisoner
in English.
"Grandfatherl' p cried the judge.
And in another moment judge and
prisoner were in each others arms.
AS if at a signal, the lower left
hand window opened, and Corona
squats, with cluster of callous lilies
in her mouth, entered.
A cheer arose from the crowded
benches.-Detroit Free Press.
Meade County news., 1917-04-19
Road Notice.
First published April {, 1917.


State of Kansas, Meade county, IS:
To Whom it May Concern:
Take notice, that legal petition signed
by w. C. Ebersole and other householders
of Mertilla Township, in said connty, has
been presented to the Board Of county com
missioners, praying for the location of pub
lie road as follows:
Beginning at the Sc corner of sec. 36-2o
2o, and at the ne cor Of sec. I-3o-2o on the
county lue bet. Meade & Gray counties, &
running west on county line IL miles to the
sw cor of sec. 3I-2o-3o x the NV cor. Of
sec. 6-3o-2o.
And that said board has appointed A. b.
Roberts, John Cordes and T. B. Novinger
Viewers, who will meet at the point of be
ginning of said road, as petitioned for, on
the z3rd day of April 1917 at . O'Clock p. NJ.
and proceed to view said road, as law di-
rects, at which time and place all persons in
terested may attend and have hearing. In
case said viewers fail to meet on the day
designated, they may meet on the following
day, as provided by law, without further
notice.
Witness my hand and the official seal of
sid county, this 5th day of April 1917.
W. w. Pressly, county clerk.
Meade County news., 1917-04-19
Irish Flats
News items are scarce.

News items are scarce.
The two rains last week sure
made the dust lay still for few
days at least. Some of the wheat
looks like it may make some.
thing yet.
VIM. Barragree and family
we're down on the flats Saturday
and Sunday.
Quite delegation of fiat resi-
dents went to Meade, Monday.
A. c. Copes father returned to
his home in Missouri, Monday
after couple of weeks visit with
A. c. and bride.
Farmers are busy farming
since the rain. Spring crops
will go IN fine.
The Uneda mail failed to come
down Saturday on account of
the rain and roads being, slip
perry.
Meade County news., 1917-04-19
Demonstration Postponed

The 8.l6 Kerosene Tractor
Demonstration advertised by
]. T. Helm 10 have been given at
the Buis Farm one-half mile
south of Meade on Saturday,
April 10th, has been postponed
until Saturday, April 28th. All
parties interested will please
note the change in tie date.
Meade County news., 1917-04-19
SHERIFF,S SALE

Frst puOIsntu April Y, IyII
By virtue Of an Order Of Sale, issued out Of the
District Court Of Meade county Kansas. wherein
Z. w. Carey is Plaintiff, and S. F. Parkinson,
Irene Parkinson, Pearl A. Dwyer and William
W. Dwyer are defendants Case No. 2575l
| will on Saturday the 10Th day Of May
1917. at two o'clock p. at the west front door
Of the Court House in the City Of Meade, County
of Meade and State Of Kansas, offer for sale at
public auction and sell to the highest bidder for
cash in hand, all the right, title and interest Of
the above named defendants in and to the follow
ing described real property. situated in the
County OF Meade and State Of Kansas, to-wit:
The North half of Section Is in Township %
south, OF Range 80 west Of 9th p. M.
Said property is levied upon as the property Of
the above named defendants and will be sold TO
satisfy the plaintiffs claim h,rein, and costs and
accruing costs, according to said order Of sale.
Sheriff's office, this llth day Of April 1917.
L. G. Krisle,
Sheriff Meade County, Kansas.