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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-08-20

ed discussion, the federal arbitrators
agreed to permit the continued use OF
this form of crate, the bulge" not
to exceed III inches on oranges nor
2h inches on grapefruit.
After the meeting, which ended
tremendously though Mr. Henley
still contended that the bulge" pack
should be eliminated, Mr.. Stewart
was warmly complimented on the
manner in which the Florida Citrus
Exchange had prepared for the issue
It was the general feeling among
those present that but for this ad
vance work of the Exchange there
might have been such action taken as
to seriously endanger the right OF
growers to use the bulge" pack
which they know to be SO essential.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-08-20
CONTINUANCE OF
"BULGE PACK FOR CITRUS
FRUITS ALLOWED

Jacksonville, Fla, Aug. 16.-(Spe-
ciar-Decision by railroad admins
tration officials permitting the con
tinuance of the bulge" pack for cit
rus fruits reached at a meeting here
Wednesday and Thursday Is anotner
example of the benefit to growers OF
proper organization.
Certain of the railway officials mad
reached the conclusion that the
"bulge" pack should be discaded'
basjng their belief on hurried inves-
LEGATIONS covering limited number OF
markets Data completely disproying
their contentious had been gathered
nv the Florida Citrus Exchange and
this was ably presented to the meet
ling by C. E. Stuart, Jr.. the business
manager.
Mr.. Stuart's facts and figures were
fully substantuated by the testimony
Of Mr.. Tyler traffic manager OF chase
g. Co, S. o. Chase, of Sanford, }
r. sadler. of Tildenville, Ed. Scott, o.
Arcadia. C. H. Walker, Of Barlow ant
number of others. A vote OF thu
several score of growers and ship
pers of citrus fruits present was un
animous in favor of the bulge" PACK
As some of the railroad men wer
insistent that this unanimity OF oplr
ion should be disregarded, arrange
ments were made to call in an arp
tration committee provided by tn
federal administration Of railroad
for the handling of such controve
: sizes. The whole matter was agar
gone over before this committee, tn
: debate being led for the bulge" pac
Z nv Mr.. Stewart and against 1t by
| Henley. freight superintendent
| the Atlantic Coast Line Railway.
I II was clearly brought out that mo-
than fifty per cent of the orange al
grapefruit growers in Florida we
renresented at the meeting and tn
all were in favor of the bulge" paC
The facts presented clearly disproV
the claim that 1t caused unusual
cav in fruit. After three 5ours he
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-08-20

&~~~~~~~~~~~e~~~
Do you know who is the most inn
portant person in whole world? Not
the King, or the Pope, or the Pres
ident; not any person who holds
power or position or wealth which
the multitude envy and almost wor-
ship. 1t it You-just You.
Perhaps you think 1t would be con-
ceit to have such an opinion of your
self? But it is right, and 1t is true,
and it is incontestable. 1t is one OF
those startling truths Of life which
are not recognized because the appli-
cation is universal. Nobody will ever
think so much Of you as you think
Of yourself. There is nobody quite
so much interested, and 1t is not
right that they should be. Each has
his own object for admiration in
himself
Whatever you desire you can have
for in the development of your
ability your desires will frame them
selves with in measurable size. And
with a correct understanding of your
desires will come realization o.
your power to secure them.
Honors and riches and power nigh
come to you by accident, unearnet
and unlimited but they will not serve
you, and you will lose them agail
unless you are prepared to receive
them and to use them Alright.
The whole Of a mans power lie
within himself, and mans first dut,
lis to himself In carrying out tina
duty faithfully you cannot fail u
leave your impress on the societ
in which you move, you cannot IA
to raise the standard of your environ
ment, and to dignity all your SUI
} roundings.
You may be only one Of hundred
Of thousands all working in a gree
:. business house. Your immediat
duties may seem monotonius an
trivial. There is no apparent ince
tive for enthusiasm or personal prid
/ Be yourself and show yourself. Yo'
lob will always be what you want
to bet will always be what you q
4 serve. 1t is not your Job, 1t Is n
! your pay, or your conditions, or yo
prospects-it is YOU.
y Whatever you are called upon
do should receive your wholeheart
attention and interest; your ma
mum ability. Do 1t in such a W
that those above you will take mott
4 You can compel them to notice
4 only your actions have enough vic
] and common sense. 1t all Deepen
i upon You.
To become Independent about yc
- lot in life is but to belittle yours
without helping yourself. To be
- termined on better things, and rea
- and anxious to work for better thin
! will surely bring its reward.
! There is no necessity to walt
J other people to die before you
! promoted You can wait II you wi
| but there is need for 1t. You are
! wearying and wearing yourself IN
I waiting. You alone are responsii
! tlNo firm would have an institution
! promotion by seniority II every n
or woman, boy or girl, exerted tn
| selves more, had bigger opinion
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-08-20
The Message To You

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themselves, and worked according to
that opinion. In gauging your own
importance, do not allow yourself to
float in a sea of superlative egotism.
Do not let your head swell A prop |
err estimate of one self must include
credit for retaining control.
When you realize your Importance
YOU will keep control Of 1t, so that
you may apply your power in a SEN
sible and cool way. You are bigger
than you think you are. Act up to
this.
Do your present work better than
anybody at your age or experience
has ever done 1t before. Thus you
show yourself fit for still higher du-
ties. These higher duties will come,
and as you tackle them in the same
forward spirit, further advance
ment will be inevitable. And so you
will 20 on, and on. Everything lies
with yourself. Nothing can keep
down if only you decide that you
will move up.
Most truly great men started In a
small way-lower, down the scale
than you, whatever your present po-
| sition may be. But they found them
D selves, they knew themselves, they
! recognized the power Of the man who
Q says 81 will" Opportunities will not
come to you unless you have an opin
8 ion Of yourself big enough to grasp
Y them.
{ You were not born to remain always
O in your present station. There Is
' room for you higher up If you are
II ready to climb to 1t. There is pleas
|. ure in the climbing, too. Work Is
r. pleasure if we make it so. Drudger!
has no meaning for the boy or mai
Ia who has an aim In life.
It A better job than the one you ar
te doing now 1t waiting for you. Yo
ID cannot get it by asking for 1t, and n
n. matter how or when you get 1t, 20
q must fill it we'll, aud SO prepare fo
,r another. The world Is calling fC
It persons who think well OF then
Ia. selves, sufficiently we'll to dignii
OF themselves by doing each task eli
ur GENTLY and with result for prid
There is a better position waitir
to for you, but you must show yourse
ed worthy Of it by filling your prese'
XII Job SO full that your ability shows
ay self to be running over. Somebot
ICE will see it, and use it.
If Whatever is worth having is wor
,or working for. Don't fume or fret
ida the success of some other persC
Use your time for your own end
,ur apply 1t to your immediate task, a
elf do not pay too much attention to t
de. RESULT will come. 1t Is inevitab
Idy It is the law.
gs. For you the greatest thing is yo'
self. Use yourself right; think W
for of yourself; work hard for yourse
pet Others will benefit in the process
sh do not deny them this. Rest assur
ust that your own reward is as certain
the the work you do to secure 1t.
,le. You are the most important pers
of in the world You can be what
IAN want to be. Nobody can do so mu
am. for you as you can do for yours'
oil Everything lies with You.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-08-20
notice or ADMINISTRATION FOR FINAL

In Court Of County JUDGE, Stats OF Flonsa'
Polk County, In 70 Estate 81 John n.
narnrove, Deceased.
Notice IL hereby given TO all whom II may
concern, that on the frat day OF hsrcA, a; U,
isIs. / sAaI Apply 10 tAA Honorable Kelsey
plsntnn, tudss Of said court. IS Judge Of pro-
hats, for ny final discharge IS administrator
| al the estate of JOAN II. Hargroye, deceased
and that at the same time l will present 70
said court my anal accounts as adAinisGstos
Deled July SO, A. D. 1918.
ffes JOHN HARGRsvB, AastssRsess
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-18
SEEDS, PLAETS AND TREES

! SEEDS, PLAIIS AND TREES
MCGEE tomato, 100 bushels per acre
please send your address for proof OF
cos, Texas
TREES. sEEDS-Dont place order until
you sec our new catnog OF trees and
seeds; It's free; write for II today; we
can save you mon,y H. wichita Nurseries
and Seed House, Box NJ, Wichita, Kan.
| FOR SALE Early Jersey aud Chnrlcatuu
| Wnkcteld cabbage plnnts bUc per 100
| post pnid, by express, not prepaid, fihn
| 'or 500, ~ 30 for 1000, so FOR 5000. y
slorrh y co. Ocrueon, Ark
MEnANE cotton seed FOR sale. ii.75 per
bushel J, O. Young, r. SIS
SUDAN seed aOc per pound in 20 5-pound
lots or more. T. O. h. cars Alma y.
Casio Route 3, Edmond, Okla
POTATO PLANTS Halls. Porto Ricos,
nnd Early TrIumphs, 1875 per thou
sand; rhubarb roots $500 hundred, or
postpaid 80 cents dozen, Progressive
Evorbenring Strawberries 81 90 hundred;
strong tranHplnnted tomato plants 30
cents ner hundredi pepper and cgg
Fayetteville, Ark.
FINE blackberry and dewherry plants.
500 West 10th St Walnut i3l-R
MCGEE Tomato Earliest, most prolific
tomato In existence, mkt 25c Trans
planted NcGce tomato plants ready April
l. 3Ic dozen, f225 100. prepaid. Ad.
dress j. O. Horton. Sun Marcos. Texas.
CAnRAGE AND TOMATO-Nire alzc.
ready for slipment now. Delivered 10
you 100. zoe, 500, il2i. 1000. S225,
5000 SO. Satisfaction guaranteed Tur-
net y Dochrnn. Longylew, Tcyns
MILLIONS EARLY PLANTS
LEADING VARIETIES
Onions md cabbage plants; prepaid
100. soc; 1000. i27b; sweet potatoes. lOO
6bc; 1000, 81 tomatoes, peppers, bects,
cgg plants, 100 Tic; 500 81 75: write FOR
" rlant Company, San Antonio, Texas
SEED SWEET POTATOES Nancy Hall.
6'sc per pound; Porto Rico Vans. &C.
pound; pumpkin Nnms 5hc pound, cane
seed, &c pound, k1flr corn seed Sc pound
J. Modford. Whcntland, Okla
SWEET POTATO SLiPS-St5O por I
900 5000 or more 81 40. Varieties
Nancy Hall. Porto Rico. Bunch Ynms
md Trlumnh T g Brogion. BOX 5a9
birmnGhnm, Ala.
BERMUDA roots GOc par snck; large,
hardy; correspondence solicited James
LeHke, chandler OklR.
SEED POTATOES
Minnesota stock OhioS, 81 por hun-
drcd: Triumphs, t25
SWEET POTATOES
Bradley Vans and Nancy Han Icl
: 0. y Oklahoma city. Rose Commis
llop Co. 2s2 West California
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-18
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
PERSONAL
NOTICES

FAMOUS Seely spermatlo Truss; guar.
anteed to contract opening fitted by
expert, also abdominal belts, einstlc
trusses, shoulder braces Westfall Drug
Co, Oklahoma city. Okla
ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP.
When In need OF shoe repairing call
star Shoe. $40 N Hudson. Just opened
Ma call for and dsllIeR Maple 3576
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-18

bINNh AH'Nb AND bhLOW lVAh
AD-LlKE THIS.
FuR EALE-rhrcs thoroughbred llght
Brnhmn cockciels. 1901 " iSth ~.
PRIZE MINING Bun Otpington eggs.
". ". " per setting G II. Phelps,
Ohlnhomn CITY
liOCK notified Anconn hens. roosiers
and pullols, best bred, cycrln ing
leaving city. 1906 West 3rd
fOd sALE-inrre rabbit hutch fno
lined compartments. 1897 North Rob
inson,
FERRIS strain sInglccomh White Leg.
horn eggs $50 2Gl egg record 81 set
ting. Second pen o. But Orplngton
" ChaA ". Long, Walnut fl2H-R.
BARRED EorK eggp, 81 scttinE II
per hundred. Mrs. Dinwiddie, 1900 u.
9th. Phone N.J-ib
THOROEGHliRED single comb White
l.eghorn eggs TO sell, 81 30 for 10. 1903
West 9Th. Maple 3ll9.J
ROSE-COMB Reds. Vlhert strain, bred
to lay; eggs, 81 so nnd s. per setting
81 per loo. 22h West nth.
CANARY birds for sale from Imported
stock. 329 West ith St.
FOR sALl-Ros Comb Red eggs Tor
gotting get my blue-rlbbon strain Mt
81 see ribbon display J. D Dean, 1921
East 9Th. Phone Maple 2llT
PElIE WINNING Buff OrpinEton eggH.
~. 81, fb per settling Z. II, Phelps.
Oklahoma City
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK eggs Tor
sale. | have Il FIRST prlzh winning cock
bird, mated with my best hens 10 eggs,
81. Ilnp range flock ~ eggs, 81 30. joe
Fnthefee, Mil Creek. Okla
CHICKENS for sale. 81 apiece Call
Walnut ijl9.
ANCONA eggs for sale, 81 Tor setting,
prepaid; best winter lnycrs Mira
George Cunningham, sulphur, Okla,
FULL blood Buff Orplngton eggs, II
md 81 25 for 49, and cocker for sale
i2l West Noble Maple S2al,
WANrED-New Zealand Reds, docs. I
months Or over, good color stnto
weight. age and price, with positive de-
1cripllon. Write at once, ~ W. rs, Ok
lhoma CITY okla
TWENTY White Leghorn laying hens.
81 each. Maple 1881 mo N. Dewey
fOR SALE -Thnly-rx tulibiood young
Plymouth Rock laying hens, 81 90 each
Mlplc 1921 7lb N Dewey.
REGISTERED pit bull terrier. months
old Walnut 63i2-R
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-18
CATTLE AND STOCK


WANTED Pasture for the summer for
" head " young cattle by tho month
M would tcnt the pasture What have
you Ia of,fl LossonEot. H. ., OKLA.
hnmN city
ron SALE No Young work mules, good
., ones Cutler a llAfrell. i05 w. No9lS
Walnut i0tb.
1O TRADE
Bhch rerchtron stallion, weight 1900
pounds, hgn II years, Tor Jack no
.cfubs considered shady nfook Blonk
nfm YUKON lhons ". lln. 10. Mustang
FoR SALE Mare and colt. oal iNi9
East lOth 81
FuR SAIL dairy hoT. 5ISIcen Jersey
COWS Route Tor milk rhono T. J, itt
For HAhli-pood inck. color black, five
years old 4. Garrett. klngilshef.
FoR sAlE dood dsllycfJ outfit. mare.
Z ycnrH Old, Walnut $3.50
WIN AuAlN Zig -bonsd Poland Chlnas,
Poland China DAfruws won champion
shlps over hl breeds In all grades al
r. worth Livestock show March nth 10
l0ihi g't this kind Of stock In your herd
" purchasing one our registered b0nrA.
W tur your choice Of Fall hOars Write
Immediately Jennings stock Farm, Vol.
cora lldr, Oklahoma city. Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-18
KoDAKs, FILMS AND FINISHING

YOUR KODAK FILMS developed iOc =
roll. prints up 10 2hNih. sci larger
slE.s in proportion, quick ssrvios. West
fall Drug Stors, Oklahoma city
FREE developing OF ono roll kodak
films; prints Sc; brilliant finish: trial
order Address Camera Co. $50 North
MrklnlsN Oklnhnmn CIY. Okln.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-18
FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

fuR RENT Wen furnished bed room
meals n desired Phone Maple 5s5.R.
1913 East hth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-18
CATTLE AND STOCK


r-s-0.~>s>~JNs~~~ -~ysy,>~s,>-y--~,----~~r
JACKS FOR SALE
Registered big black lacks An ages
nd prices Time II dcBlrcu
KINGflSHER VALLEY JACK FARM,
j. II. Smith a Sons, Props.
KIngtsher. okla.
FOR SALE-Tcn registered Hereford
bullsi quality good. Albert Schlickan,
Hov"n, Kan
FOR SALE good farm noraes W
Oakes, lOOIl West Grand. Phone Wal
nut 40s5.
F'RESH MILK COWS Right prices and
terms Jennings northwest corner Gard
ST. and Western Ave, Walnut 800 or
Walnut 4l67-J
SELLING plGs-A few NJ our big boncd
thoroughbred Poland China male pigs
hove not been sold October ana Novom-
hcr littcrs, pcd'grecs furnished, '25 each
while they lost Jennings Stock Farm,
l0iG Colcord Bldg oklahoma city.
MILK COW FOR snre-Finc grade Jersey
milk COW, Just frcst, will give terms
SEQ jennings. r3r St & Western, Wal.
nut 4lG1-I Or Walnut u =, -----,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-18

FOR SALE OR TRADE Tor Ford car.
new O'Dell safety razor blade sharp
ener; latest model; sharpens 8 blades at
once Price right Unusual for some
one Walnut 206a-R
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-18
POULTRY AND PETS


llAHpCAsTLTs 4. &. n. I. REDa
Hest IN southwest sgGs from choice
mated pens. ti w per MI Ing Mrs v
V llnrdchstls Oklahoma Ctty
rUOROuGlipREp mn Ornlnston eggs.
10 $50, 100, Tb0 Mrs Francis Route
II, llos II Walnut ilas.J
lAlPERiAL MARRIED ROCK ssss. ~ n
Thompson strain, unhrOken for N
years, Won In every show entered; 4
blues at ilngle show; ~ per 49, 1880 per
~. MIS- D.. j. sullivan, Yukon, Okla.
MY nun Rocks won avery first prize al
Gold Special SHOW, Oklahoma City,
egEs ~ settling W, e, llarwell. Chloka.
shn Okla
FOR SETTING EGds call At Sanitary
Egg Farm, 1915 ", sSth, OF Phone W
TnORoUGilBRED Single Comb Red
eFHs, 80 setting q 100. Goddard
Walnut 1889,
For sALE-s, G. Buii 0rpInsioh osgs, Is
per 100 or u per setting Address Mrs
w. NJ bheiman, H. ,, Olatho, Kan.
BABY chicks. Barred Rockn, Rhode
Island Rods. also hatohinH eggs from
8, q White LeshOrns. Phone Mia J.
II. Reading, city X r.
SETTING EGds-liRys fourteen hens
averaging eleven eggs per day, will sell
few settings mixed stock Walnut 500
BLACK orplngton eggs $50 settling
For sALB-liAndsome well bred Airc.
dnlo pup. months old, eligible 10 reg
latfntlUn, sired by Abby Prince NOhbler,
flne playmate for children, will sell
reasonable. i7l1 W. 12nd ~
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-04-25
Rules Governing Flour Sales

l. CONSUMERS purchase the
starch -four
rolled
flour bean -four and eeta
and
be -four
sold other selling 5b sack
whole wheat the sell 10 lbs of substitutes
The these cereals mix them
o weight
other
S 10 a
valuable
a
needed
bakers supply
WHOLESALERS bay 0T OF
corresponding month of 1917 the
be
himself the
purchased another
MLLERs produce nnetysix
pounds hundred
o
substitute commodities providing
hcate delivers
his household
thirty pounds
rural communities
Administration retailer of shall
delivered
andon sItk
a
necessity violations will not be tolerated
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-04-25
Odd Church BELLS.

A curious story is told Of the bells
Of McsSingham church, England II is
said that long time ago traveller
passing through Messingham noticed
three men sitting on a s,ilc in tho
churchyard an1 calling out, "Come 10
church. Thompson =" Come to church,
Brown :" "Come 10 church, Wilkins -
And SO on. Greatly surprised the
traveller asked what ii meant He
was told the place having no bells
they called the folk 10 church in this
way. The traveller remarked that ii
was pity that 50 fine IA church should
be without bells. and at the same
time asked the men If they could
make three for the church If he would
pay for them himself They readily
agreed 10 DO this. BY trade the tire.
men were q tinker, q carpenter and
shoemaker When next the traveller
passed that way he found the three
men ringing three bells, which said
Ting tonk. pluff," being made re-
spectively of tin. wood and leather
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-04-25
Shoe.Lace AnnoYances.

The tips on shoe laces are a real
annoyance 10 women, both because
they often come of, leaving a fringed
end, and because when they are on
and tucked in the top Of the shoe they
frequently tear the stockings. One in
genious girl has freed herself of all
such trouble hereafter by removing the
tips when the laces are new, and wind
ing them for "A half inch or so down
with sewing SILK. using a needle to
frsirn The end. Men who are annoyed
with tile tips coming Off their laces
can supply new tips by twisting the
ends with sealing wax. II a shoe
lace breaks do not tie II together, but
lap the fringed ends and sew them 10.
gether neatly, running the sewing
thread up through the good part OF the
lace.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-04-25
To Keen Christ Warn.

Among the NlachS 49, an ancient
people widely scattered over the cen
trail balkans big fire Is made IN
each house on Christmas eve. 10 keep
Christ warm. The ashes are not swept
out Of The hearth until Epiphany. and
meanwhile the fire must not he allowed
to 20 out. Boys 20 round and knocl.
at door after door with a stick. in re-
Spouse to which gifts OF cakes and
nuts are bestowed upon them. Their
leader carries ut his waist n long
string, on which he threads the cakes
the latter being shaped like dough
nuts, with holes through the middle.
The family Christmas cake Is huge
Amir, decorated with currants aud
sesame seeds. After being Sprinklod
with few drops Of holy water. il Is
broken into pieces and given 10 the
sheep. horses and other domestic ami
mails, to keep them IN good health.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-04-25

MORTGAGE SALE


whereas. default has been made in the pay
inent o. moneys secured by certain mortgage
uatod November 80. 1914 executed by Chester
barton and his wife. Anna II. Barton. 10
1 hi"tny H. chapman. which mortgage was duly
recorded m the Office Of the Register Of Deeds
TOT tne county Of Gratiot and state OF Michigan
on the 3Vth day OF November. A. ID. 1914 i'm
L'bcr l3i Of Mortgages on Pare 2l3:
Rhd wncrcas the amount claimed 10 be due
on salu mortgage Including taxes and IRE
Insurance. premium raid ia January, 1879 is
tns sum 81 Three thousand ffty-cne and s2-l0O
closure and an attorney Zee OF Thirty tive
Doiiafs as provided by law, and no suit or pro-
'ttuiigs having been instituted at law 10 re-
cover the debt scared by said MORTGAGE or
an lart thereof. whereby the power Of sale
v'halned IN said mortgage has become opera
Now. therefore. notice is hereby given that by
virtue oi me mower Of sale contained in said
~ ttiNr dnd pa PURSUANCE of the statute in
s"eh case made apd provided the laid mort
fHNe VIII Dc torccosed by sale of the premises
therein described to satisfy said debt To-
gether with the expense of such foreclosure
including the attorney fee above stated to
me highest bidder at the north front foor Of
the Court House at the Village OF Ithaca IN
SAID county OF Gratiot. State Of Michigan on
saturday, April p, l9lS.at one o clock in the
afternoon, and which said premises are 10
Gated in the Township of Lafayette. COUNTY
81 ,'ratlot ard described as follows The east
hali 81 the west half. of the southeast quar-
yer 81 section Thirty-six. and also the west
hAil OF the west half Of the southeast quar-
,ssr OF section thirty-six. all in Township
lES.en W north Of range one % west.
state q Mchigau
Dated January %. 1913
- llNOLHN y. CHAPMAN. Mortgagee
H. i. jon NSON. Attorney for Mortgagee,
business address Alma. Mich 27-l3-c