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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-02-05
The LAND OF
PAINLESS CHILDREN

WHO, had just rekukns4
fEpm Germany noticed asstran4ess
OF playfn6Tchtidren In any of tho
'plachh he had visited.
said he. for, Of course they are
too young to realize the awfulness
OF what Is going on. They were
not playing simply because they
didgnot have the strength to play.
Undertaking brings lassitude and
9 yearning not to exert ones self.
1hAsonly gannes4 saw children
play were those not involving,
30 Victor. Morgan:
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-02-05

In December, 1917. a-meeting of 40
mayors of leading German cities VA
held to declare war on the COW beet
and rec barbados against its re-
turn.
The German people grow bitter at
the mere mention of the COW beet In
hate it ranks second only to England.
The COW beet, it seems, was putt in
to. the soil unobtrusiyeiy, and in Sc
'cluded sections of the empire. by or
der Of the food directors. when It hes
came apparent that the potato crop
would no be sufficient to last through
the winter of 1916. The mayors de-
manded to know whether n such &C
ton had been found necessary in
|1S17.
They declared most positively that
their people would have 10 more Of
the COW beet. 1t would be better. said
they, to restrict further the potato al
now. than to test the temper
:bf the people with the GOV beet. should
1.-THE potato supply fail toward the end
Fof the winter. Further. said the
mayors. it was common talk that the
af1stocratic agrarians, or land own
ers, were feeding potatoes to their
pigs. If that were so. how could A
potato supply last?
The mayors were assured that The
ipotato crop would prove ample for
the year, and the report about the
Iagrarians was denied. The COW beet
the mayors were told. was off the
menu for good. The mayors adjourn
ed and went home satisfied.
Now wouldn't it be an odd page in
history if the calculations again
should go awry, and the COW beet
should come back, bringing with it the
germ Of revolution?
Living conditions in Austria are
vastly worse than in Germany. II
Switzerland I met an American fam
lily who had lived Is years in Austris
and who had left there at the timt
America declared war on that country
me women Of the family had KEEP
,ousehold accounts carefully v e /,
period Of years. They said that II
1917, it cost the family five times Al
much to live az in 1916.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-02-05

Slowly it is beginning to darwin that
the much advertised great drive Of
the Germans on the. wextern front has
either skidded badly or gone entirely
into the ditch.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-02-05

few lines in praise Of
DR.. Pierce's Favorito
Prescription.
II would suggest
that all prospective
mothers use the
sFavorite Prescrip-
tion,' and thereby
avoid the sickness
incident to mother
hood. [ commencei
to take the Favor.
lite Prescription
taking one teaspoon
$,. ~~ n >@
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-02-05

Mol!ie Wellington. a Los Angeles
hen. sometimes lays two eggs a day.
No attempt has been made TO stop
her.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-02-05
Mothers, Prepare!

When q girl becomes a woman, when a
woman becomes a mother, and when q
woman passes through the changes Of
middle life, are the three periods Of life
when health and strength are most needed
to withstand the pain and distress often
caused by severe organic disturbances.
Thousands in this section would testify
rs do the following:
to- Kg enea 114 1see;ved x = ! DID Se n nps Tr'ta !
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-02-05
KuxA, IpAHo.-rI
for benefits received

and I never wa sick a minute during
the remainder of expectancy. l worked
steadily all the time. MIXED three or -four
cows twice . day. regularly. l had prac-
ticslly no suffering the time was only
little girl taken at 12 months, weight
IS pounds. Mrs. DAN EVANS.
WAHPKros, N. DAK. Several years
ago when in a weakened and rundown
condition ! took a bottle of Dr.. Pierce's
Fsvorite Prescription. The results were
very gratifying and it proved all that was
mp. I am very glad to recommend this
medicine IS a woman's tonic.n-MRs. FRED
LoTzER, s2s Second Street, N.
Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription is
not . secret remedy for all the ingredi-
ents are printed on the wrapper.
All druggists. Liquid or tablets. Tab.
lets, 90 cents.
Send DR.. v. M. Pierce, Invalids' Hotel
and Surgical I%nstituse, Buffalo, n. Y,
10 cents for trial package tablets.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-02-05

Quebec has gone dry. but the eel
laEx, like the town. are well fortified
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-01
Nrbeit iHhrt Jim 3iel.

6rnni }oper Mioucr bot aeor'
ocitct iein %ebrn lang mo q,
bum1crt. %n Der MitfclidnIe &c,
.rbeitrt mo acbum1crt. oui Der
NpUidnlc lenrbcitCt mnN lPbum.
lcrt lcurbeitet mo gehungcrt Oh
IL SruIj mo nit Trom obne Sin.
Ger mo NIT iiinl ain0crn....
Ni@ CT Htnlid) oldl llod ieinelI
Foltru nrrlpr mo nmi DER SirnBl
GtrmBoA nm MT ocn lcBtcn 5mer
Itpnen lrmrr bnrbtnhcH SnniIlt
IN tdrNtS 9rot III t0n'cn, ilbcr.
lluluItC ION nIe NcrNpciiluua
mo Ger Hridtiiml. ltoti on oit
Scinrn III ncnlCn. Qima ct III cine
Sdm0pSbutIfe uub itdltc ilt az
Hcnncm Nulel elhct Hnnid) an
III lcluCr Hetruutclhcli fnuiic q
ppu ciucn) Noulicrer uni ~ NcllH
sic icttcn dA Ncutr' tlt
SoS rus am uubilru S0a,
nit $1,000 Nroucn ucicocn uur.
be-. 81. grbeil b,,l eliiel aol0e-
rcn @oNeu!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-01
6emefnnIfZIQes.

GnQljiNc$ y Il Il CT Court
Nlolttc sum 1dlCBcn BON lcidt%n
S@linoeu mas nlul DOR 0gH NItIl,.
sen all OCT 2I0ltlI Sclte EIt 0l0-
6eriit tt'tHdirll, lu00Irh 0Ic 0ei.
LING DER &}aHoc d~g10r0crt wir0.
NIS ou,rs N,ittrI .,r,,en
,3obnIdlurrt ,pl mn prrh,rr6l nno
Eerprnlunu. \, ait,.prn 5rilrn -.
lammtu6rlalht peluudrl anOtn, NIT
olelem @uitti reibt man olt lcyoeHoe
Steut mat ulo orttr Ell
@uINtiih gi,nirAIrr.
Gle ~llr,aJc nya >trrbr,a mr. UinIo,
fIidc lI,lt rltI,,rn. n,,lu n.,rir,.,.
n,16 nna m1,lorum rld,t +, fIr,,,,,,
lehauu,lt m,r0 Nina hr1r,, > h,s :
1sinacr 3nb io,t,rr i,u1,hn,nn
%IlgiouN hutrn3 lno briI.nu., n,s.
i'm rrdi, rsrr,ln,. niIt ,,Ilrr,,, %,,ner
iyIon,ru 1ra. A,i,n 1,,h r.,n, ,ro..
frlmulmtrurr m m. yuurrr u, mo-.
Srp On. ,,,,h, NJ hr,I,, md,
efhnltru nan aruntA hir,a.u ,,,na,
n uph n, hnurn,I nm ~, j., rer'
Serldtt1t @laaIier crj' aGl sag
ptllHH'rn Fooei 4itjb, odHl ott
~H%"ittVl'o''jrn &}'.jtln 'dl.tl tom
!.'IL t0t &C UIldt h%ltinJtllqt lu:I
sen. 9lel III III >>a1r NM &0b tenn
ft')dt@ S"al'VE 5h Nrpcl. lplloCrt
'.hr oo@ QtroH2u,ttc nod5udtrhcI.
8Io9. uu0 NorttIInu.
rcfQEc IN rrjltlru nrr,itct n,Y,
No,iYiruuru urt fem, a,rurt, ,3nnr
Wonlcnllld) N ain. rlrl ]yjIumrnrn.
len. Ieciauuyl rtc ;,rlt nd, b,uria
en- Noogu,ae m arlIfi ,quarr ,5or.
he. rid,t unr cjrcu m,09 wortl1rp
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-01
&cinfm nnb 9ilDren
222 224 Yearl Strasc,
va SrUfie, @is.

idure mo SdlueieliGure; ein on6c.
tcr gcbralld)t OrolinurcIonuQ ul0
llICtnt. mani uiiile orciclbc m elmer
0l0ldc u~lfbCuuptcu mt lUcnlger
'Ndilcr oia 5AI ~uullltQnOigcn &0iuug
'r'orocrtlh III, il nnd) Dem lcoes.
tnolIAeu ,ilurt lucrocn Damn 0lele
,rllIlllAttltrl Althr o0cr mt!lioer init
A0llcr utr0H#it. Gum Ntlcitioct
1ou Sultcl}Ictrn lcuntat !. y. id)o't
"hr lc1r ld)iuad1c &plmrl. Cod ~
lloH 'id) ltbr mt 0ycltm idlurlen
N,t IN 9ihl nctllcH mo uad) lcOr5.
nd,iAcr %crEhCrlS Ole N0not DC.
'orl5 moIdcu
Vi oltIicdc mer0rn aus ser
l%0,0c br'GtGt mt 3itruncnialt.
1.ull tr0lIrt, olcicn an 0rn ,5lct
mo nlt0Cr1oit nlla lolonut. bis Der
l,ici u~crldiUmlNcn it, Mt,tauf lrtto
Ger GIct mIt Srircmuol'rr uliagclua.
drll
~ c de GlCr rrlr.rrdit 5ujtbs
clttlL Mt bH mrIitu ui4I cine y
cidlt SUdt. ais nsuu 0rtti Wrtunut.
.ldl NJ UT rluGn lttbu ppn tm0iltr
NuIlo QCtoutlH aluttdltR" u 0tgz
&&tiGt oC@lrlhtH ulr,lt lcltrr ais cit
'advOd)tr ,9tultlt - ST. ugrttu0rs;
)ttntul 4,1u lCAt otc Ultt IN tuntG
'%rludrnttl, tItItH Itupr. llrBt 10 u,cl
u~0!lrl0t9 &&0llrr ull 0ItttlbCn. 0sb
. ctlp0H l;bci ;Nllvu lItDr. uu0 0ct',
>otU 0tn 9tnpl. 0tr an trtlrm mar
1Cu Nrtr lIlbcu oar. gul gu Atudl
GtjtoNttuA Nlcr &%Itrttl'uu0r mo
ait GWr Idr mo 9SciGc2 un0 Wct.
ctH u ldlpu AlctdlntuBil mtld, ntt
unn lIdl 0jr2 mtr lWJmcr mlmlhcl
5uum &ci olelcm &crIubrcu bltlbcll
Ntc Ger and l0unc ihon lunruL obtt5
,od) 81 crhotitn
6cultrr nu9 SpicAcl lol.
.ul mu tlUlHul M lrOcm MduH rtdht
Huut len ou0urd lrpuui Ole J0u,
e AobnuuB elm irtulNIIdlc9 ",V-
.l>ncn. NW Y~uQptiurl. Wtidt& sum
hrutRcu uuu SpltNtln. ncniIcrH
Ed0uiUltcrH uno Hunl0lct0ltrH lit)
volts %bc)on0Cr@ tI3Jci. uptr> brrrlttl.
'nOtu man ldlS'ujrrle Ntulitllu nit
,Grtm &'cu5te Utrnl,tt Io Ni6 rtu;
9tallt CutlttOt mtiht hltrrldcu0
-tltdlt IT. luu oardtn <roprcu aus
orcilcu 81 tomru Slclc Nttlduu
Hu6 Wpblucrlhlollru IN 0,u2'iuldt l
aubtmahrt Wctotu On pd% &Huts.
.ib bctnutIjt lc1d,i u0'tadtti i 90
rtHy0 non 0lt)cg ~9flltuHl Wtto an
IN Stlt &Sa;tc rotr NumAuoi.t J,.
cat mo N04 Ciaa S0U,t l~tyiepru
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-01

II oNrmnbeI dutSufri.
! hen. junddit bcreitct man lid
ttnt %utle Don glttcm ScifcuWiIpCr
mo Noruy, Nun id)clcrt NON sic
RobrmCbcl mlttcIa elmer idurlcn
Vurltc ob. ipllIt nndl0Cm nit flnrcm
%o'lcr Uudh. Snlltc Ole Don Der
come cutltonhcuc @rdune nod,
nltt loni perldmunocn icin. 10
b.etdt man Sic Ntcbei nit Mniicr.
'tofnipCrorn0, Sdou GItere Mobel
Fri'dlt man ON bcltcn glcih nit cI,
iicnl 9nltridl Don Rohrgcilcdltldd
cur.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-01

j. y, &cbGH WIee& bei6
,ll rud1tr 0aulllllun utu 1lpnlogt.
GeIo, t1w am 20. IduuIr nadj vi
'tr'roc cat. m0 utu M Marietta
Hyt <ouUlS N0tci ab Vim nud!
tyH &toIQtu ptrftGuiGE g: u
uufNf 'pdttr tot lul0ciuu0tn. i.
tntj N.ylorrtlFd'eu wurorH brlIau
,iJi, observation-disclosures III Etirad,
'lR $1,000 1tmuOu. Eie Sstdt
~l3,, tHUt Suureu pcu @apali il
gl.>' m ojc Ai5Yur poH }ijNaniGc
l,,rtdl uao Ger Gorcugr lcett Stc
a~utt2,y'lcu l3 SoulNtr pou Cen
1t.5tN Nthad@ IN NcuUiniS &Sm1
ao $2ei;,t. 'tggir NuaIer 'ou..
re {1ocauriude sHgtRH isln.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-01

cine meme prdttih d. All
BEN GmrlttIma ut EN- &aihrtrnbn
cone &dno1giil. Ger mitttls eines
utter Dem HbauBbcdcu anJctrndica
Fcoll2 IN <dtictcit gclcgt Miro.
3ciden Scr Sornchmheit
rid. oardu otuttn. unisrs 9flihten
IL Pflltten le9en ieoermduH hera6s
3aitstn; Die ti8ns 9srdntppttIihs
,et ulht at9sbsu modem. ni6t ttis
len Uouen; iejns 9orrshte Iue otreu
IaslSua9 untsr isips RfIidtsR red
usR.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-01
Geparatnr : Irbeiten prompt
ansgefibrt.
CHARACTERIZATION 100.
James II. Smith
glnmbing, 9ampiz nnO Seib:
&aherbeiSnns mo @aaFttins.
9l2 Caledonia Ctr, "a Groiie, 8is

- u l ia ~ u = ~ II " l ~ u ~
la0t, men :edlt i0i5lNcH Sdlntcn
tin5lItdHlcn. 10 todlc ulnn lDu una
lrte Dem Nuller, IL 0rnI CT lIeoc:.
unen &olltl 6urlujudrr 81 &,
5d)Intcn hctoMmt 0llrh Dies tinrot)C
1ttttcI icillrn lfIl0cn Orid)mtod gr08
tclltclls mlcoCr. Gr bdIt lldl ebenie
gut mie rohel uno bletct nod DEL
Yortcil. 0uB ma I'm 81 mnnniQ.
'oden @erltten uertpenoen fam.
pubpuIoer ir MstaIts
p1ren. (Stahl aupfer, SiIber.
8Olb etc.) Sur 0eriteQung ossieIben
miiht man QtlhlGmmtts G~iienorpo
(Giieurot) iorqfd'tig nit so SeiIen
tot!enidursr W}0qnsijn. 6isrmit piro
nitlelIt zines in Spiri!u8 ODER
BaNer bcieuflttten gdpphsn5 Der
t8eNenitlno tiitti9 n6gerieben uno
nit msihem 2toer getrodnet.
RuttenfoIIt Wton ltellt Elm
6oB nit einem Nobsn duf. Qiebt 10
oieI 90G1er 6jns n. oob Elm balm
bod oulQerltteter Woueitsin our
lus tetuorru3t, uao lhlieBt uan
Dos 5ya8 oDsH NIT riuem ltarten Va
pieroetet. uuf Den mon mehrere
NGt)te bIrourh 2udipeiis Iegt. Pin
n23 Sos pIrD en 8rttt dn0ete1t.
10 odG ole Rattsa b;luem hinouf
,onuen. Rod etnigsn (uQen itueite'
NON 0as Yapier ~'rerjreis 10 EN-.
oaB mob 2odlpeile o0rduf Iieaen
iorn. Die tritt gi1tte tommt. itiir3t
II ooS SAP uno retiet ilt nIf Den
Wloueritein; bic Spcite itijrSt boIo
nab Uno nil o't unnere uon Dem
Stein pertreiben. To0urt enti.ett
3ont uno @eitt.i. Die onoertn Rat
;sr Qlduben, Is gdbt uuteu ietts Ylls
len, uno i%tir3eu Tile uod).
Rouh cn8ttucr pOrBus
6euqeH. Die Iniammluna pon
RuG in BEN r ltiGuQer Tam oa.
ourh psrbUtet lperocn. o0B BEN ui0r.
rel nit lpeid,em Die iunsru 3ieQsls
ittipt bele9t puyosn, ttlpo3 Snls sui
leiu1t miro. ,ps,he3 Sic Ssuhtiq.
,eit Der 4tmoipbIre an talteu 1odsu
abicrbiert. SnosNcr I6f Th Ger
Rduh im Rauhflngs db uno idui
meoer.
ReiajQuuQ lAdierter
Sdter, 0lcrsu uehms mon etgp1a
FlehI uup gaumrl uuo rsibe odni.
lie ldtisr;eu Sadtr. ais; 9'loerrap
men. Ctihe. Gtfdbt H. T.. N. MT
mem lcs,deu lude. Iaer Sttu.
uro Nlete QtGtu o1nuyt ltttht r;>
mo Miro eugt oielta @eri1hrsu a.
N,1uS -uy uct srbeht. obne o3B 81.
@2'oe n;y 9roa.e posr BERN Sot {
tCo ain Steoep gngeiUat wUret.
Tjt@tRfa niert - &s..
Heiuci IHo "A 2tiie a%suonnjjat,
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-02-21
DelinquentTaxLiSt

The following list Of real property
aituated in Jackson county, state of
Oregon, is hereby advertised for de-
linquent taxes assessed for the year
1916.
The taxes on the following adver-
tised list Of real property became de-
Anquent October 9th, 1917, and are
subject to a penalty of per cent and
interest at tho rate of l per cent per
month or fraction Of month, until
paid.
Six months after the date that the
tax on these lands became delinquent,
namely, on and after April 8, 1918,
the sheriff, as required by law, will
issue Certificates of Delinquency
against the said property for delin-
quent taxes. Tke Certificate Of De-
linquency will draw interest at the
rate of IL per cent per annum until
redeemed or foreclosed.
RALPH G. JENNINGS,
Sheriff.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-02-27
DEVILS LAKE PROOF
SHOULD csnvines Every Devils Lake

Should cenvines Every Devils Lake
Rsader.
The frank statement Of . netghbor.
telling the merits Of . remedy,
Bids you pause and believe.
The came endorsement
BY some stranger far away.
Commands no belief ct all.
Here's . Devils Lake case.
A Devils Lake citizens testifIes.
Read and be convinced.
Frank Carter, 607 First IT., says:
ri have used Doan's Kidney Ptlls at
different times when my kidneys
have been out Of order and when
the kidney secretions have been
passing too freely Ny back has been
lame and ached, too. Doan's Kidney
Pills have always given the desired
results and corrected the troubles in
q short time"
Price COO. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills = the same that
Mr.. Carter had. roster Milburn Co.,
MfgTs., Buffalo. N. Y,
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-02-27
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE TO caEp1rons

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
Andreas or Andrew Anderson, Deceased.
siged Albert Anderson, Administrator
of the Estate of Andreas or Andrew An
derson. late Of the village Of Doyon. in
North Dakota, deceased. to the creditors
Of, and all persons having claims
against said deceased, to exhibit them
months after the first publication Of this
notice, to said Administrator at the An
derson Store in the Village Of Doyon in
said Ramsey County. or to his attor-
neys, Flynn & Traynor. at their office
in the Mann Building in the City of
Devils Lake, N. D.
Dated February Sth. A. D. 1918.
ALBERT ANDERSON
Administrator.
First publication on the 14th day Of
February, A. d. Job.
FLYNN & TRAYNOR,
Attorneys for Administrator,
Devils Lake, N. D. Tat
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-02-27

EH0z1C1 o. 1e9iSalAoa 1o1uOxoe.
Nor1cE II I'm III GIVEN that
s. asi AZ. ,l hsssesea.s4s snanoE Exists
tain mortgess h~ereinafter described.
Pay. one gof the inetailments secured ~
s ala %os : :sIe;aiss;oa 81. sS.s poI S s..s con g.
such default the owner Of such mort
sags might declare the whole principal
20 que n payable and foreciose said
s Ile1ssats ewn sa s. enssi.i s msltt The s Hnds1-
elected to and having declared the whole
sum due on said mortgage due and pay
Now THEREFORE, Notice i. hereby
given. that that certain mortgage, beinE
was executed ana delivered by Harry K.
M NC 2 Bertha McKinnon. his
gent Company. 81 brand ~ DE Forks 1; = Ne orh
Dakota, mortgagee. dated the 9Th day
q 9 1915. and filed for record in the
s eaa i q Of th sa hss,.tssE t. 9e DEEDS Ss,t e The she
kota. on the 18th day. Of May, 1916. At
1906 o'clock A. M.,fand recorded in Book
g Of Mortgages at Page ~. will 30
mortgased IN such I'm 1mo ri sne \ nfe Whfes
are hereinafter described. said d. sale s't to
ne held at the front door Of the Court
H ~ of Ham the City q Devils Lake; Goan-
Z SNAASSy, 0I0S0 Ol NOrIn DAkOL6,
ct the hour Of two o'clock r. M. on the
"a of March. 1918. to satisfy the
day Of sale. together with costs Of this
foreclosure The premises described 10
such mortgage and which will be sold
70 satisfy the same are situated in the
EoHnty Of Ramsey State or North Da-
The East Fralf. Of Section Fifteen IL
l.2 ~. Township One Hundred Fifty
West. WV
There will be due on such MORTGAGE
at the date of sale the sum Of $477.45,
which sun includes the sum Of $27o.oo
with accrued interest thereon. being
the amount of interest necessarily maid
by the undersigned upon a prior mort.
gage. and paid for the protection Of the
mortgage herein described.
Dated January 21st. 1918.
THE F. s. SARGENT COMPANY,
Grand Forks. North Dakota.
MCINTYRE & BURTNEss,
Grand Forks, North Dakota.
Attorneys for Mortgage
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-02-27
IN DISTRICT COURT.
SECOND JUD1cIAL DIsTR1cr.
state of North Dakota, IS.
County of Ramsey,
John P. Rance and Flora A. Rance.

IN COURT,
SECOND JUDICIAL DIsTRIcT.
state Of North dakota, IS.
County of Ramsey.
John P. Rance and Flora A. Rance,
Plaintiffs.
o aeS% csa Fl kf Rsdsh 5G Silsn y eo,F Ks3
formerly Ellen Keogh), Mary
Meert. formerly Mary Keoghj,
Elizabeth Ann Hanson, {formeriy
Elizabeth Ann Keogh and also
formerly called eliza Ann Keogh)
deceased, and all other persons
unknown. claiming any estate or
interest in or lien or CIRCUMFERENCE
upon the property described in
THE STATE OF NORTH Dakota TO
THE DEFENDA ANTS IN THE ABOVE
ENTITLED ACTION:
In t,S Sodm 4n in this action which will
ed court at his office in the City of
Devils Lake in said Ramsey County,
North Dakota. and to serve a copy Of
you answer upon the subscribers at
City. Of Devils Luke. North Dakota with
In thirty days after the service Of this
summons upon you exclusive Of the day
to appear or answer, judgment will be
taken against you by default for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated this 11ti. day of January, A. D.
FLYNN &TRAYNOR,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs,
Residence and .'OStUff1ce address,:
Devils Lake, North Dakota
NOTICE 70 DErEMDANTa
TO THE DEFENDANTS IN THE
ABOVE ENTITLED ACTION:
You will pleas take notice that the
above entitled action relates to those
certain premises situated IN the County
of Ramsey. and State Of North Dakota
and described as follows:
East half Of southwest quarter (E /
sW u and Lots Three (3). and Four "a
{sslso DESCRIBED as southw.eest quarter
ship One Hundred fifty- six (156) Range
Sixty.three .(63). and that this action is
brought for the purpose Of quieting
title to said premises in the plaintiffs
herein n that no personal claim is
made or demanded against any of the
defendants in this action.
Dated this 11t;l day of January, A. D..
1918.
FLYNN & TRAYNOR,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Residence and Postoffice address:
Devils Lake, North Dakota
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IN, DISTRICT CoURx,
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRACT

IN DIsTnICT Cou1F
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRACT
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
County Of Ramsey:
Janet Stewart. Plaintiff.
James E. stewart xf: Violet R. stew
art. Jessie G. Armstrong, Roy a..
Stewart, and all persons unknown,
claiming any. estate or interest in or
lien or incumbrance upon the property
described in the complaint,
SUMMONS. Defendants.
The State of North Dakota to the above
named defendants:
You are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint in this action, which COM
Clerk Of the District Court of Ramsey
County. North Dakota, and to serve q
Of your answer upo the subscrib-
ers within thirty days after the service
Of this summons upon you. exclusive OF
failure to appear or answer Judgment
will be taken against you by default for
the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated January 26th. 1S1S:-.
hc1E xttoTnsv : f Bpf S1a;nf5S:
Grand Forks, Grand Forks County.
North Dakota.
TO THE nEMs ABOVE NAMED DEFEN-
You viii please take notice. that the
above action is brought for the purpose
of determining adverse claims ano
quieting title to that certain tract Of
land situated in h County Of Ramsey.
State Ct North Dakota. and describsd
Township 1853. North Range 60. West.
MCINTYRE BuRTNEss.
Set Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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mcdowell, chairman OF the North la
kota Liberty Loan committee, on his
return from Minneapolis where he
conferred with A Il. Rogers, director
Of the loan campaign III the Ninth dis
trict, and with the state chairman Of
che other states included in tie dis
trict, declared that the coming loan
campaign, the dates for: which have
not been fixed as vet, will be the most
thorough Of any, vet conducted.
when the time comes, said Mr..
Mcdowell, we will have our organ
ization complete right down to the
townships, and when the drive is be-
gun, every man who is q part Of the
organization will know just what is
expected of him."
Organization The Keynote.
Organization is the keynote of the
work now being done, and it will be
thorough 20 the last detail. Several
changes have been made in the list of
county chairrnen, to facilitate. the
work, as several Of those originally
selected are at present absent from
the state.
The speaking campaign will be one
Of the most striking features Of the
bond sale," said Mr.. Mcdowell. "We
now have about 40 North Dakota men
listed up for the speaking drive, and
We also expect to bring a number of
prominent outside speakers. "A mem
Der of the cabinet, Elihu Root or
Charles E. Hughes, probably will be
brought to North Dakota, and special
trains will carry the speakers across
the state on the Northern Pacific and
Great Northern lines.
Must Sacrifice.
"The thing we want to impress up
on the people is that they have not
yet begun to make sacrifices for che
carrying on Of the war. There isn't
a single man in North Dakota today
who has really made a material sacri-
flee to buy a Liberty Bond.
1--WE must impress upon the PEG.
pie: the fact that this war must be
won, and now we are in danger Of los.
ing il through apathy. We have got
to get into this fight, each and every
one of us. There can be no half way
business about ii. =
Mr.. Mcdowell is confident that the
North Dakota apportionment in the
next Liberty Loan will be in accorc
with the states ability to handle it.
"The loan officials, right up to Sec.
rotary Of the Treasury McAdoo, arr
fully aware of Che conditions IN NORTH
Dakota at this time, andsof the great
amount of money that it requires tx
carry on u farming operations. Al
ESQ, the conditions in the western sec.
ton Of the state, are quite thorough,
understood.
"The size of the loan has not we,
been announced, nor the time of issue
However, when che apportionment is
made to thi state, it will be up tc
the eastern part of North Dakota tt
carry the greatest share of the burden
and ! feel sure that the people of that
section will do SO. At the same time
the western sections will be called up.
on, and it is really remarkable the
manner in which they are already re.
s%ponding.."