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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-30

giBbrGuden, Ole iid iutter Der bis
BERGEN alien Tienerin eingelhliHeH,
obne oas Sertnine oas Ser5 gebabt
b1tte, ibr al oppo1ieren, fiir5en Brc-
5eb nodte. @an5 9eriibrt fonnte er
lperoen, meun i6n bulO oies balo ie.
mes 2eibgpridt, ons er felt ieiner
Senoben3eit ni1t gegeneu, oitf Den
Slid gebradt ipurOe
,,4oden fnnnlt Oh ipie feline, oos
nutB man 3ir loHen," pfIegte er bel
Iolden @eleoenbeiten on5uerfenneu,
,,eipig Ibaoe, ooB On iiicbt gebeiratet
bqitI g8drit cine fapitale Sausfron
geiporoen.~
nNdrit eeiporoenl" berfeblte ole
@elobte oann ilibt, entriiItet 5ii ent.
gegnen. o@Grit geiporoenl Serminc,
0oftor, bat man ie 70 etipas oeb0rt9
Wirit 0u peroenl BAIT gu bermitli9
Iagen tpollen @ru0er.
g}oH qeriibrter ober ols BEL ieinen
2ieblingsipeiien blidte Der Wloior
0retlt, meHn er 1dD, ME 1etll So6ter'
den ali 9liitoniens better iiderem
@eien erftorfte.
@oS man niBt fetiit, berrniBt man
nibt, inns 70 batte Setiiiine gar ni1t
eetpuBt, ipiebieI iie, einiom an Ser
Seite oes roiben @aters oitfipo1-
Ien0, entbebrt bate; iebt ober lebtc
iie oiif pie cine Bflan5e, Die longe i'm
S9otten oeltanoer uno Die nun emo.
lib an Qidbt imo Bdrrne fonlnit. 9[uf
S6ritt ltno Sritt folgte iie Der Eonte,
oos Wliinoden. oo8 biSbcr 70 ipenig
@elegenbeit gebabt botte, Iid al rib
rem nno oft bon eiuem 70 pebnliitieen
8uge irlipielt gepeien, IN nnutcrIter
@etpegung balten0. Sa iie, Die ielbIt
benz @erlobten gegeniiber ipie Elm Der.
i6iidtertes @0gelden oen S1uobel
ni1t 5ii offnen getpagt, iie iinterfing
ii1 iebt nift ielten, einen flcinen
bormloien Sder3 nit Dem duf oos
ber3lihlte oooltr1 etfrc~ten 1oftor
81 MAIDEN
nSie beforntt sSorbe, pobrboftfe,
iie befonUut GarbeI@ rief Der @laior
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-30

ni6t oos @eringIte oif ben 2ei6 5lt
8ieben gebobt, 70 mill idl bod Die
Stidelei bier nidjt meBr ieben. Ser
itan0en3"
Oic beioen @3Go6en iaben iib be-
itiir5t oil,
oglber, Batter" ipogtc SerntiHc Elm.
3uipenoen, otlon bat oo6 Diel gr0Bere
5reioe an ser eigenen glrbeit
Dummies 3eugl 9esbolb mod.
teit Oh 9icb liebcr 6ii CODE ndben an
all oen Sa1eul~
n&at iicb nod fein MlGOdJen 81 Sob
gcn1bt on ibrer glusitottung, murrtc
9lntonie, ober iie fam Ihleht an.
nDir piro'S frcilih nidt gcide-
ben" fitbr Der Moior aitf fie los,
rtpeil Oh 0ein 2ebtoq feine 9lusitat-
tlmg fir Did 81 ndben befomnit
Serninens ghisitatting aber bat IN
lecbS @ohen fertig 81 iein luio oa'
nit Yunftliml~
Spracb Der Wlnior IN oieienl Gone,
oonn mar on feinen MioeriprucD mebr
81 oenfen; lnO 70 penig oie beioen
WlGoden 0orditi beooHt noren, Die
g1G6erinnen 81 beiouoerer Gile oll5it-
treiben, ais @eibnobten lno gteuiabr
boriiber iuaren, lieB iib oie Sotiahe,
ooB Die glltsltattung i'm @m5en lno
@roBen fertig mar, nibt ldnaer in
glbreoe ltellen.
n9nio, 0oftor, mann foll bic So1.
5eit iein3~ fragte Scr U1aior an cinem
Ser erlten Gage i'm Samiar, tpdbreno
er 1icb benriibte, feline Bfeife nit et-
ncnt 8iinObol56en in @rono git iesen
Ger Doftor riidte itnbeboglid bin
'imo Der. ,,Gos iiberlaiie i'd Sermi-
men,
0ieic lprang boltig oiif Dglber,
@ater, nit Dem 3iinobol8den gebt es
ia nitbt, mart, i'd bring Dir eiueu
Sioi6usl"
(Sortietiing folet.) n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-30

6ront Sdmio, Sobn Ge5cuoorf 0o-
ricl Ncilcr, @1elbiu @usoort 8ern-
aro @ernann Gnrl Dcaingcr, 9llireo
Stern @rcooro .Stro5eder 2cpis
@reuninacr, 6reo. 20idcr, g9m. Sta.
bcn5orit gSn. Stroud, @orrD &C.
lingcr, 9lnt9onD 2ltOwig, &enrD
Sdnio. 8QDmmo gleit &cmis Sslo.
pier, @eo. Stuus, G6orlie 9Ider-
m1um 2ouis No5monn @m. Sobn
SdutruntpL @enrD @ortrng, SorrD
9lue, Sronf 6lcther, 5roufIin &leiu-
oienit @lar &ob, 6reoerid 6rieo
mmn Sobn Gngle, Gdrl Ssogner
lmo 2amrcuce 2icid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-30
ggaI6inatuuer SeutIdlc.

@ai6instnner Seutide.
9liiiien iib beilte our dr5tlidcn In.
teriudug Iteaen. Inter ibncn
befinoeu iib Oiclc, oie I'M eritcn
@lieoe BON Geutiden obitammcn
imo MN gegcn oas 2ono ibrer
eltern fampien ioacn.
5don beute 6cgiiut in @ai6ing.
ton bic llnteriu6ing Der fiir ben
arieesoienit ge8ogenen ilugen 0ldn.
ucr 8pii6cu 81 uno 81 So6ren, uno
man gloubt Dob Ole 9lrbeiten oa-
ielbit iebr iduea Dor lib geben wer-
oen oenh sic 8n6l Ger fiir Sen 0ieuit
gliisgeloolten lit teinc 70 ara groBc.
gl6er bcuerfensmertb 1T inter ibnen
sic groBe 3a6l ioIder nit oeutiAen
oocr oeutid tlinselr0en glonen. So
iin6 unter ibnen Die fplgenocn 3u er-
mdbncn @eo. ct. 9eder, ,5oto6
@icsberg, @eo. $. S1mo6, Sors
26filer, syeromc 9. Seboition SeurD
@ocr. Siioor Seine, Sobn Is. Bod,
gsaltcr q. 2ambert, 6roncis @.
geolf Clarence 3. 9oblmeoer, Geo.
gl Giebmom, $. 8. aoufmon s.
young, $. 5lrlnon, So1n 3. Ybil-
lips, 8. @oloitciu. Gborles 8o6n
Sol. Sart, Gobert aobler, g[nton @.
glclumeDer, 9cni. 1liGer, 9aer. g..
@cIbig, Soiepb Stein Sobn Sdnlis,
Qouis S6ntiot $50. Dieite, Soiepb
9lidoros, 6reo. 2ep0, Sanluel gdc-
gcr, 2ouiS ao6, &orl Sbeo. @litt,
SSofob ggoqner, hilbert Seinem Gla-
renee Dliaer, 2eon Sbends, Sotob
Gilielman Grnlt aoitler, SarrD
9laotfe, SarrD 8eiBen6erg, 9enj.
goun 2ouis Mortiu, Slil. 99indle-
mann, Geo. @urfe, 8eni. Goldberg,
Grit 8eigermonn ISM. gSids,
GDorles Colbert NDer grenner,
s,obn @urtc, W1orries Sricoldnoer,
s,oicpb WloDer, &ermon Sind, glbe
Goldberg, Gbarles g8iie, Grnit Sdie-
monu, SSrael &iritein 5ront gSit-
tcnbera, Erlmau g8iie, Glouion
Stridldno. Otto Sh1fcr, @erc1
GAneioer, gller. Berlin, @arl @roB-
furtb, syo6n Ged, Somes Gorr, @eo.
Tuder, SorrD gronot 8. 90. So6n,
Goniel 9ieDnolos, Gorl arueer, Go
min SduIte, G6orles s. Shrotb,
SEQ. g2iende, 9o1 s. 8odihnlio,
Charles D2pers, @rnit 3ienb, @eo.
alobcr, @arrD @liaer, gow aiibling,
2uiber @ebel, 9lrtbur Goblin, 9io-
bert eau, syobn SofimdnL @m.
Sornia, syaues 6oulfncr, Serbert
aubel, Soiepb 8unf, Sad Gogcl Stu.
6olpb Sontelmon, Sreo. @m. 9lueB,
qllfre0 Seller, glrt9ur SAP 2uhS,
No6ert W1einefbcim GDos. gseineiil,
Sronf 9lnton SrieB Faid 3ier Sp.
3odnon Charles @oIfmou, syrunf
anopp, SenrD Seine, SoGn SMnei-
Der, Sobu @irt, @eorge 6ulb, Better
airhncr, Charles Sperlina, 9ern-
oro @lidmon 9n6ert 2oild, 9aloe-
mare WleDcr, Sronf Gleb, Gorl 2ino,
Gomoro 2niiierbod, Srib q. 9fcuter,
Scrbert Q(oler, Sbomos S. 0hiIlen.
BERG, SSomes &lein, Charles Wtilib,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-30
eofaI6cridlte ans ggaI6inatOn.
@eim E dlpimmen cr.

truHfcn.
Ger 90 Sabre alte g1ooe @arlcp
bon Sre0crid, DO, fono Ocn Soo
0urd ertriufrn 6ci'm 9aOeu illI
,,1ioal 9aIiu.q Gle &leioer oeS
jangen Mauncs piroeu IN cinenI
Sdranf i'm 9oot6ous geiinoen, in
iucldem lid sic Sdipimner im5ie.
ben. SarlcD Uor in @eglcitlng BON
gilbert Secger, cbeniaus bon 6reoe-
rid in's geoiier gcgangcu Ger
Qetterc lpar iiugei16r cine StmOe
lang inn Q9aIicr geblieben. 9{Is CT
Ipdter nad5 ieinen Srelno in1te,
fonnte er ibm inter 0cn 9oocuocn
nidt iiuoeu. Gr benadridtigtc Die
g9d6ter imO berIieB 0ns gaO IN Dem
@laubetL oaB Sorlep iih iua6ridein-
lid i6on onge5oaep bate. 9ls ii6
ieood SorleD mu 9l6eno nidt elm,
itellte, unterribtete Geeeer einen
&orf-Eoli5iiien ser Scr SofenFoIi-
sci Mitt6eilimg madlte. Grit ipdt
am g[6enO pur0e Die 2eide gebor-
gen.
Son grpreB5u9 getoote t.
Sin erpreB5ne ser uSout6eru
GailpaD" iiberin6r. ais cr oorgeiiern
Ql6eno on @6iau, gq., elmer fleincn
Station unter6al6 BON @oi6ington
0orbeiraite, Sen 5weiia6rioen gerHon
Sition. @eitern 0ddnlittoe wurOe
Die Qei6e oes amoes in Der 9eulab
8optiitcn.airc6e in 8ranconia beitot-
fet. goS &iuo 6ntte 0as @eleiie ii6er-
i6ritten iuo wolte 81 ieinem Safer
5uriidfebren ais es bon Dem S6neQ-
aug erioBt puroe.
Gin llngliid fommt ielten
'y> dllein.
@oini ipnren lie Dor Ser S3ene ei'
nes llnfalIes, bei ucldem lie leibtc
gerleslmaen AM &opi ino &0rpcr
odbougctroGen batteii, iortgeidoiit
potoen, ais SER nmo 6rm 6. g.
Gauluooo Don @at6id6a, afo., oiii Ser
6o6rt sum SoipitoI cinem onocrei
,llhfdll aim Opfcr fieIci Gos siuei.
te liualiid ieoodJ cine Golliiion 5tpi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-30

gcriGt 6etrGiei ino gnr ui6ts nit
Scr 9ieinbeit Scr Dlild 5u fun bot
fen s. bonole iid einiad mir nm
oie 5rooc, SO ods @cict Don 1895
ourf 0oS uHtine 9la6rpuesuittelge-
ict~ Ooa 1916 ouige6o6en murOe,
oOcr iiiGt. nScOcr SGnolcr, ser im-
gciploe imo peridlidtc Dlild6 ber-
fallit tann iinO ioll gcri6tlid Oer-
folgt perocn," crtldrte S'@rien. Gr
oob Dem @eiiinobcits,Gcpa
gnpeipmgcn lpie es in iOlden Sal.
len -peria6ren iolle.
5.rnnen8- $ iilfsbrrciu 0cS
Dcnt den & al Fem onie s.
Sic &lliperiomullug Oes 6roucn-
@iiliSoereins erfrclte iid Qlten 3u.
ipruds 9fo6 @rleoiguna ser oagc
meineH @ci6ditc tam 6oS aQiGbrlid
am Nr6eitertng itottiinonoc Eicnic
SIM 5prabe. EIdetS fiir 0osielbc
mnrocn ic6ou jcbt bert6eilt imo per-
ocn boiieutlitb duteu 9l6iab iinOen.
Cen anucienoen MitQlieOern murocn
i6rc Ncntcr 5ucrt6cilt ino oac iag.
ten 6ercitwilli8i 3iL in beitnl6QIih.
tier @eiie i6r G6eil oa5u 6ei5utrnget,
inn onS set SIT cincn crfolqrcMcn
5u gcitdlten S9licBlir6 unroe nod
6eidloiien, ant Sonutaa, Ben 90. SSll-
sic 6ol6inoiiatlit6r N9i6cra6rcH
mma mic gcipo1ulid6 I'M gaiIlidcn
Sn6e Scr Sdabmeiiterin, 3rol
G5oiu o63n6aIten
Gonod 5ogcn ii1 sic N3itqIieSer
81 cinen gcmiit6ilden supper 5u-
rid.
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Ser. Saager Oun Baltimore.
(@eqrlin0et 1851

@auptquartier: o@erniania,. W}1n.
ncr9or-Gln66aus,~ Ser. $50, 9lor0.
SoparO. .StraBe.
9Srdiioent 0eurD S6omas, g1r.
316, 9Seit.Soratogd-StraB
SSo6n 81. &lein Girigent, gar. POI.
Jfor0-2inDooo-9l0eni
@eorgc Siauel6c6er, protofoIG.
rcnoer unO correiponoiren0er Sefre-
tor, gir. 4t9, 6orrcit-StraBc.
Scraann 0}idlid, GGasmeiiter,
9Sr. 7i3, SSorner-StroBe.
8iran5. .Sefrctdr @6as. GeiabarOt
Scott- uno Samblrg.StrdRe.
@m. 9. Siloebranot, 9ibliotbefar
glr. 2029, IreOcrif 9lpenne.
G6as. g2eit g1r. 246, 9lor6. Sutton.
gloe., &oriiber oes MuIif-Gomites.
@eiongperein~
o&arnonia,~
n@ermonia-0} 0}dnner9or,"
nsSro6iinn~
oG6oIio.D3 D3dnner6or,"
u@9o5art '@ldnner6or,"
oGidenfron5,~
n@eruanie~0iiartett- Club"
n0lelo0ie,~
u0les9er.@ @eiangbereih"
n@eiteno- 2ieoerfraus."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-30

ihen Sem 9(iito, in mcl6em tic fr6-
rci, mo eineln clettriibcn &o9gon
6attc fcine ibliilmcn Solgen. Gap-
mooS rno ieine Satin moren BON ei-
nem O1otoria6rra0 ge6leu0crt NOR
0en, aui ioelAeni lie ourd SDattSUil-
.lc, N}S. inbrcn. IloDO Glarf, bon
scr 5cnncrS Motor Company, 9ir.
1922 Golhccticit gl0c, 9IorOweit,
Scr hi neincm QIito oor6eiii6r, BOT iid
an, oas ocriebte %aar nad Dem Ga-
iualtD Soipital 5i bringcn 9Ili Dem
@eac oa6u colli0irte GlartS Ma
ibinc al scr Gdc ocr s. Cir. unO
Niarplon0-gIue., )}orOoit init eiien
Observation-Disclosures
Gas E.citalncnt pom Sam p-
Sell Garrtngton.
Sn icincm leiinlncit, oatirf pom
t5. 9Pdr5 1911, btiterldBt Camp
6ea Gorrington Gin proninenter
SiriIt bon @oi6noton, Der am 10.
Slli itar6, ieiue 6rctuoidait Oem
9li6tcr 9lcranoer 81 Ntnllopnu pom
Eoli5cigcrit6t, pn0 6cm So6u g.
g9oggonon, eiuem au0ercn einer
intimen Srclmoc. 9(u 02grd Diur
ood 6mtcaicb CT $4,000 in Gcriide-
run9s.@olirci rno SIC 9iegcurbait
g}r. 1872 8 Ctr, 9}orOmeii Scin
So6u, Gonaro G.Garrmgton, oer
wie oas Eciiament ioot iGnem Go-
ter feinc 5orqcn 6crcitct bat, er6ielt
oltBer ocr ,,2ie6c nnO Dem Segcn4
0es Gatcrs sic Wl0bel, oaS pcri0nlide
Giacnt6unL @iitGcr etc., in 9ir. SOB
. Cir. 9ioropeit, $500, sic bonn
9iouol 9lrcamtm idlig iinO, nno oie
@rdris icines Gatcrs. Ger &eit Oes
Gerlnogcns ge6t an sic 9Hithue, 5rau
9aura g. Gorriuaton. Sic inO Scr
So6u iin0 ais Observation-Disclosures
gcnonnt.
9(utIcr per6af +
tet.
9lui 9cidiper0en iiber 9litomo6il.
Observation-Disclosures bin oie an
.@. 8. sSoncs, sen SefretGr oeS Sc
ueiniueieus geridtet waren, mlrOen
in Oen Iebten "a SttmOeu oicr5e6u
9lntfer oer6aitct oie ongebIib ibre
03aibineu obne sic ooridriftSmdBi.
gen 2icen5ibilOer iil6ren. SSn ieoem
ein5elnen Sale mur6e cine 9iirg.
i6oit bon $40 perlanqt. Serr
Sames erfI6rt, OaB er nod 3a6lmg
ser 9icen5gc6ii6ren 5mei 9icen5id6il-
Ser Iiefere, cine iiir Oie GorOerieite
mo cine fir sic 9}iidieite Scr 0lo.
idJiue, ionic cine 9iccu3tnfe, welGc
sic correiponoiren6e g5nuncr traec.
Ttc n9fcine Mild" 6roqe.
Giuen ge6arniitten @roteit er6o6
Mot6rm 6. O'9rien, ser 9lnmaIt ser
Molfcreibeiiber, gegeu oie 9lnI6uloi.
gimq oes @ciun06eitsbcamten oes
Iiitrifts, Or. ". Is. gsoooporO, OoB
oidmutige un0 5eriebte~ 0lild in
g9oi6ngton perfanit ipiro, mo ooB
tue1cn getpiiicr @eiebe bic 61noe 0eS
| @einD6cits- -Gepartements ge6unOen
n6rcn unO cs sen Gerfanf ser @lil6
nidt 0er6iu6ern f0nne.
Serr C'9ricn ertlGrtc, 6oB sic
@eiete, aiif peIdc iid] Q. @ooomoro
be3iebt einen san inn 9lppeIlotions,
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nNadcr. .0lelnnnnrrrin .

Sauptqiartier: n9iiifels Safe, {"
S}r. 1Q3, 9Sor6- -5rcoeridItrobe, ieSeu
SomItoG Q[6eno, nit 9nnsno6ne oes
Srittcr Sanitoas i'm Dlonot.
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gl6Unnenfeu, bic OeM ,,TcntTdJeu 6Dr9e.
ipur0rnieH" rid1t piuftlidJ Dber ittrcerI-
maEiB erbnlten, fin6 otbetcu, her Sfirs
Sap0n per Sclcpbcu OOer idhriFtlla 1lis-
tbeiIuna az mafaeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-30

~ Sir einen Scr ldngit tot uno be.
groben it, iino Die ougenblidliden
milit1rifben @rfoIge Yondo @illas
imnlerbti bemerteNswert, s.LA- n /
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-10-19
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

Notice is hereby given that default
exists in the conditions of that GER
tain mortgage executed and delivered
by Carl Thomson and Frances his
wife mcrtgagOrs to Era Bond mort.
gagee, dated March 23rd, 1916 and
recorded in the office of the Register
OF Deeds Of the county of Jackson, In
the state of South Dakota on March
25th, 1915 in Book OF Mortgages at
page l05, and assigned by said mort
gagee, by an instrument in writing
TO Yellostone Valley Mortgage Com
pany, dated March 23rd. 1915 and re-
corded in the Office of said Register
of Deeds IN Book 3 Of mortgages at
page ZAP, and that on account OF such
default, said mortgage will be fore
closed by a sale of the premises in
such mortgage and hereinafter de-
scribed, at the front door of the Court
House in the Town of kadoka, in
said Jackson county, on Monday the
! 26th day OF November, 1917 at the
hour of 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of
that day, to satisfy the amount due
on said mortgage at the date Of said
sale.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-10-19
Notice Of Mortgage Sale.

Default has been made In the pay
ment of the principal and interest on
the money secured by a mortgage,
dated the 2Sth day OF August, 1914,
executed by w. p. Holleran (slngle)
mortgagor to Clay ID. Gilreath of
Lake Andes, South Dakota, mortga-
gee, and thereby the whole OF the
money secured by said mortgage has
become due and payable.
Said mortgage Is recorded IN the
office OF the Register of Deeds OF
Stanley county, South Dakota, in
Book "a, on page 4S3 on the 22nd day
of September, 1914 at y O'Clock a. M,
and said mortgage was assigned by
the mortgagee, Clay d. Gilreath,
Lake Andes, South Dakota to John
Machacek of Geddes, South Dakota
an the 10th day of March, 1915, which
assignment was duly recorded in the
office OF the Register of Deeds, OF
Jackson county, South Dakota, on
the 18th day OF February 1917 IN Book
! of Mortgages on page 81.
No action of proceeding az law or
otherwise have been had TO recover
the amount secured by said mortgage,
and the amount claimed to be due on
/ said mortgage at this. date is One
Thausand Elghty-one Dollars ana
/ Thirty-three Cents, tSl2Sl. 33), be-
sides the cost of this foreclosure.
Therefore, notice is hereby given
| that by virtue of the power of sale
contained therein, said mortgage will
| be foreclosed by a sale of the mort
gagged premises herein described, to-
wit:
Tie northeast Quarter (NE1D OF
Section Seventeen 40, in Township
one lD, South, of Range Twenty
four East (2i3 of the p. ii. Nj. con
tanning l60 acres, more or less &C
cording TO the government surge!
thereof, in Jackson county, Soutt
Dakota. at public auction to the
highest bidder at the front door o
the Court House, in the city of Ka
doka, Jackson county, South Dakoti
on the 10th day of November, 1917, a
O'Clock p. m.
John Machacek,
Assignee of Mortgage
f. B. Hughes, Sheriff II
Jackson County, South Dakota.
j. f. Tiptor,
Attorney tor AssiSnee,
Geddcs, ; ID. 13-1
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-10-19

The premises described in said
mortgage, and which will be sold to
satisfy the same are situated in said
Jackson county in the state OF SOFT D.
Dakota, and described a. the South
East Quarter (SEL) of Section Thirty
TWO C32). in Township One (l) South,
Of Range Nineteen (l9) East of the
Black Hills Meridian.
The amount claimed TO be due on
such mortgage at the date OF this
notice is One Hundred Seventy eight
Dollars and Thirty-six Cents (si7S 36)
including interest on a prior mort
gage and the taxes for the year 1916
paid 10y saId assignee.
Dated October 5th, 1917,
Yellowstone Valley Mortgage
Company,
Assignee of Mortgagee.
Flsgg p Carlisle, Attorney,
1921 Kadoka, :. Oak.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-10-19
SUMMONS.

State Of South Dakota, GO
County Of Jackson.
In the Circuit Court
Eleventh Judicial circuit.
Charles L. NonBerg,
Plaintiff
William Won Berg, Albert
r. Won Berg. Anna G..
Henry and allpersons hav-
ing an interest in or any
lien of record by mortgage
Judgment or otherwise up-
on the sw4 Sec Twp.
-. Il. 23-e B II. NJ. Jack
son county, :. D., or any
part thereof and TO all
persons unknown who have
or claim any interest in
said Real Estate.
Defendants.
The State Of South Dakota Sends
Greetings to the Above Named De-
PENDANTS;
You and each of you are hereby
summoned and required to answer
the complaint of the plaintiff in the
above entitled action which was filed
in the Office OF Clerk OF Courts OF
JACKSON } county . ~ ab hdhBnp' go
u. on the 29th day OF Aug. AID. 1871
the object and prayer which is 70
partition the sw4 Sec. Twp - L
23.e BHM. Jackson county, d.
and TO serve copy of your answer
upon the subscriber at his office in
the city of Winner, Tripp county, ;.
q. within thirty days after the com
pleted service of this summons upon
YOU, exclusive of the day of such ser
vice, and if you fail TO answer the
said complaint within thirty days as
above required, the plaintiff in this
action will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in the complaint
Service will be complete Oct. 9th
1917
Dated at Winner, SD, August l7tf
1917.
K. II. Hazen,
Attorney for the Plaintiff
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-09-28
BETTER THAN MAINE POTATOES.
Inspectors Find Vermont Spuds Larger
and of Finer Quality

MONTPELIER. Sept. 2S-Amos Eat
on and Harold Bailey, who have been
inspecting potatoes in Washington and
Orange counties, have completed their
work. They find in the towns of Der
lin, Calais, East Montpelier and Viii
Jamestown large quantity of fine seed
potatoes.
The government sent these men 70
Vermont after a conference at ARGOS
took county, Maine, to advise the farm
ers against selling all Of their first class
potatoes this fall but advised retaining
them for seed purposes in. other por-
tions of the country. The data collect
ed by Mr.. Eaton and Mr.. Bailey will be
used by the government next year in
! the distribution of seed potatoes. The
men find the potatoes in the towns where
they made inspections of better quail
4 ity than was shown in Maine last week
and state that the yield is also heavier
in Vermont than in Maine.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-09-28
RHEUMATISM
Physician Believes a Genuine Remedy
for the Disease Has Been Found

Rheuna, the wonderful rheumatism
remedy sold by Wilfred f Root and all
druggists, gives quicker and more lasting
relief than other remedies costing many
times as much
Rheuma passes the deadly poisonous
secretions into the bowels and kidneys.
from which they are quickly thrown of
in natural, healthy way
Read what a reputable physician says
about Rheuma: Il have made most
careful investigation of the formula en-
ployed in the manufacture Of Rheuma,
and | heartily recommend it as a rem
edy for all forms OF rheumatism | find
Rheuma far in advance Of the methods
generally employed in the treatment of
rheumatism, and altogether different in
composition from the remedies usually
prescribed. DR.. Lyons
This should give any sufferer from
rheumatism confidence to try Rheuma
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-09-28
LEMONS BRING OUT,
THE HIDDEN BEAUTY
Make this lotion for very little
cost and just see
for yourself.

What girl or woman hasn't heard of
lemon juice to remove complexion blem-
ishes; to bleach the skin and to bring
out the roses, the freshness and the
hidden beauty? But lemon juice alone
is acid, therefore irritating, and should
be mixed with orchard white this way.
Strain through fine cloth the juice Of
two fresh lemons into a bottle contain
ing about three ounces of orchard
white, then shake well and you have a
whole quarter pint of skin and com
pleXion lotion at about the cost one usu-
ally pays for a small jar of ordinary
cream. Be sure to strain the lemon
Juice so no pulp gets into the bottle
then this lotion will remain pure and
fresh for months. When applied daily
to the face, neck, arms and hands, il
should help to bleach, clear, smoother
and beautify the skin.
Any druggist will supply three ounces
OF orchard white at very little cost anC
the grocer has the lemons.-Adv.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-09-28

navy instead Of by the owners The rates
boats and 50 - a ton gross for passenger
steamers Of eleven knots speed, with an
additional allowance of 80 cents a ton for
each knot in excess OF eleven up to six
teen knots
All Of the rates are tentative. The
board it isannounced will examine care
fully the results Of operation under the
rates, and will determine on any revision
that appears to be necessary for fair
treatment Of the vessels owners Revi-
sions will be made, if found necessary, at
intervals of not more than ninety days
The government viii assume the war
risks on the ships requisitioned. and in
some instances the marine risk as well
Where the marine risk is assumed the
usual rate for this insurance viii be de
Quoted from the charter price,.
Within less than SIX months virtually
every one OF the 4JS American vessels
now available for ocean service incmd-
ing regular liners, will be either in the
service Of supplying American troops
and warships abroad or in trade consid-
cred vital to the conduct of the war The
intention of the government is 10 replace
ships drawn from regular trade routes
and from the coastwise service with
neutral tonnage. for which negotiations
are pending with neutral governments
Foreign ships viii he admitted into the
coastwise service by suspension of tho
coastwise shipping laws \ bill to make
| this suspension possible is before congress