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it wa.s not to be. We can see
very plainly that there would
never be any Golden Age if the
governments Of men could have
their way about it. They want
to perpotuate the old capitalis-
tic system thaN has filled the
world with millionaires and pau
pers, and drenched every land in
the blood of capitalistic wars.
The powers that be- do not
want any change brought about
that would curtail their Especial
privileges" OF give the under
dog a better chance.
But the Bible says that the
wicked and selfish governments
of men shall be overthrown and
a just and righteous government
set up over all the earth.
But how was that to be ac-
complished? Nobody expected
the governments Of men to just
hand over the reins and quit
willingly. If they would do that,
then there would not be any
trouble. But these governments
insist on holding on and fighting
to a finish land that is why the
trouble has to come.
We cannot expect to learn the
truth about the Bolshevists by
reading our capitalist papers.
The capitalist press all over the
world is the natural enemy of
the workers, and never misses a
chance to cuss out and run down
whatever the workers try to do.
If God should send an army OF
white-robed angels direct from
heaven with orders to overthrow
the governments of men and
make ready for His Kingdom tc
be set up, all the powers of Plu-
tocracy would rise up against
them and try to represent them
as demons from hell. You know
that is a fact. If I want te
learn the straight and honest
truth about what kind of a per.
son you are, must [ go to your
bitterest enemy to get my infor.
nation? Certainly not. woulc
know before going that I woulc
not get the truth.
| And that's why I say we can
not get the truth about the Bol
shevists by reading the papers
Doubtless they are blacl
enough, but in my opinion they
are not half as black as they art
painted. Of course. every gooe
thing they do is suppressed an(
we never hear about it; while
every bad thing they do is mag
nifed about a hundred times
and trumpeted to the world.
Good news. [volume] (Boomer, N.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-07-01

The Bible Truth Publishing
Co., San Diego, Calf, is getting
out some Of the best Present
Truth literature [ have seen. It
is we'll written and easy to un-
derstand, and so far as I have
read it | have not yet had oc-
casion to. differ from it on any
point. All truth seekers should
get in touch with that house.
Write to Truth Publishing Co.,
P. O. Box 485, San Diego, Calf.
Good news. [volume] (Boomer, N.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-07-01

The creeds tell us that when
bad people die they go straight
to hell and begin to burn. Then
what in the: world would be the
use of bringing them back, per-
haps thousands Of years later,
and judging them to see if they
deserved to go to that place p?
Please answer-but don't all an
sWer at once.
Good news. [volume] (Boomer, N.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-07-01

Another good Present Truth
paper is ''The Day Dawn" pub
lished monthly at Fort Dodge,
Iowa. I like to speak good
word for these fearless heralds
Of the truth, and [ wish every
body would read them.
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When you
get hold OF
something
good, pass
it around,
Send i'm q
big club.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1919-10-17
NOTICE Tt, CREDITORS.

Estate of Clarence Reeves. deceased
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, Administrators OF the Estate II
Clarence Reeves, deceased. to the credi-
tors Of and all persons having claims
a gaiflst the said deceased. to exhibit
them, with the neeessary~ vouchers.
within four months after the first pub
LEGATION of this notice to the said adj
miniStratrN at her ranch near Coal
wood. Montana, or at the offices OF Geo.
W. Farr, Esquire. at Miles City. Mon
tana, the same being the place for the
tran saction Of III" business OF said
estate.
MRS. SARAH REEVES
Administrative Of the Estate Of CHAR
1nce Reeves. Deceased.
Dated this 1lth day Of Septemher.
1919
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In the District Court Of the sixteenth
judicial District 1T the. Stnte ar Man
tann. Ia nnd for the County uf Pow
der River.
NV n +. II.
- VI MONS,


FEt.lN y. BRTNEn. Defendant.
SUMMONS.
The State Of Montana Sends Greetings
IL the Above Named Defendants:
You are hereby summoned to answer
Il" complaint in this action. which is
filed in the office Of the clerk Of this
court. and file Your answer and serve. !,
copy thereof upon the. plain,iff's a,tor
n.N within twenty days after the SER
vice Of this summons exclusive of day
Of service: and in case Of Your failure
Ia appear or answer. Judgment will b.,
taken against YOU by default for tn.
relief demanded in the complaint.
the said action is brought for the
purpose of obtaining a Judgment
against the defendant. FeHx y. Eruner.
tor the sum Of Eighteen Hundred and
eo-l"o tSl>"ooo> Dollars. together with
interest thereon At the rate Of twelve
percent per aNnum from Deccfnilcr list
lHf>: for The further sum Of sixty and
GO 10" t>he.uul Doll ars. to.et her with
interest thereon N III. rate Of twelv.
pr cent per annum from December list
-, for the further sun of ON. Hun
ar,d Eighty and 00-l00 ,Sl>ooO, Dol
lars together with interest thereon at
IN" rate Of twelve per cent per annum
1%2m ''Icsnnh"r - '"l>. said amounts
being IN" amount due this plaintiff
bN IN" defendant on c"rtain promiss"rv
notes d, sc'ih"d in plaintiffs complaint
on NJ" herein ~ which reference is
hereby made: for the further sum of
one Hun7r-A Sixteen and $500
tSllt.>D Dollars. together with inter-
est tn icon 1T the rate uf twelve p.,.
cent per annum from January 2oth
1919. said amount being the amount
advanced and paid for taxes assessed
en- tn" lands and premises described in
hlaintihs COMPLAINT on iii. herein to
further sum Of Four and SOL ga 500
dollars h"inG tn" amount paid hv this
plaintiff for continuation of abstract
~ title 70 said lanaS: for reasonable
/ a. f,ly n,AN-' = r.4x. Il 49,.
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Blessing Of Work.

Work Is a guardian angel. Work
turns the WILDERNESS into !. .urd.u.
Work does sometimes What even low.
cannot do. roots It man firmly in nj.
place IN the world and gives him The
blessed sensation: This plot ar ground
IN the wide linmeuSity of earth ans
meant Tor he 10 gro" !U.-kyb.rt
Kitchens.
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81 " Mons.

SUMMONS.
The state nf Montana Sends Greetings
To the Above Named Defendants:
You are hereby summoned to answtr
tn. complaint in this action. which is
filed in the office II the clerk of this
court. and file Your answer and serve a
copy thereof upon the plaintiffs attnr-
ney within twenty days after the ser
vice If this summons. exclusive of day
Of service. and in case of Your failure
to 4 pp.ar or answer. Judgment will hs
taken against YOU by default for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
Said action is brought for the purpose
Of obtaining a Judgment against III"
defendant. Edward -Aronheim. for the
sum of one Thousand tSld0o.00) Dol
liars. together with interest thereon at
the rat. Of twelve per cent per annum
from necenah-r 3oth 1918: for the fur
ther sum Of one Hundred tSl0o.o0p Dol
lars, together with interest thereon at
the rat. Of tw.lN. per cent per annum
from December 3",h 1915: for the fur
Their sum Of one Hundred 100000 Dol
lars. together with interest thereon at
The rate of twelve PEP cent per annun
from December Goth. 1917: for the fur
thcr sum IF one Hundred tSl0o.00) Dol
lars, together With interest thereon at
the rat" Of twelve per cent per annum
from December 30th. 1918. said amount :
hein-, the amount due this plaintiff by
the defendant. Edward Aronheim. on
certain promiSSory notes dated p.cem-
her goth. 1915. and described in plain
which reference is hereby made: for the
further sum of Seventy-three and
a3-1o6 tS73.a3) Dollars. together with
interest thereon at the rate of tweN,.
per cent pei annum from January lotn.
1919: for til. further sum of Twenty
six and 5a-10o tS2s.5i Dollars, together
with interest thereon at the rate of
twelve per cent per annum from No
vember 21s,. 1918. said last tw" amounts
being the amount advanced in payment
Of taxes assessed on the lands and
premises described in plaintiffs COM
plant 10 which reference IS hereby
mad; for tn. further sum of Six 'Ss.oo)
Dollars. being the amount paid by
plaintiff for continuation of abstract Of
it'll" 10 said lands and premises; for
reasonable attorneys fee. and for
plaintiffs costs and expenses in this
action incurred: and al so to forecIoS.a "A
certain MORTGAGE given by tn. d.fen-
mtnt of said Indebtedness. upon the
following. Described real estate. situate
lying and being in tn. County Of Pow
der River. STATE Of Montana. to-wit
Lot Tive 90. til. Nest Half If
# Me-. and IN" Northwest
cUarttr of the Southeast quar-
ter tNWi4 of SEQ Of Seq
,i%n T , 's?> in Town
SNIP Two 90 South. of Ran.-
f"rtN-f7H" i5h East of tn.
Montana Meridian. and con-
tatnin- according t" the l. :
Government Survey One Hun
ar"d Ffftv-nine and Ei-hly-
W" Hundreds I5@>2D acres
~ the 81 me more ar less
WITNESS my hand and tn. seal IF
said Court this Goth day If September.
6SEAlD n. T.. STnAlT6S ,.1.,n
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Rooms " > Arnold Block
Miles CITY. Montana,
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! entative.

Their teacher had lately become en-.
gagged. and all the girls were IRE
mendOusly interested naturally.
Everybody wanted to see the ring.
and more than one was Greyou>ly
disappointed in 'he size and splenG"r
of the token. one ten year-oId maiden
considered il critically and then re
marked It's mighty small. amt II:
ly quite made Up Your mind 10 take
him?'
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Youths PRIVILEGE.

Youth is the time to store up knowI-
edge. II not gained before the Gay
Of special need. il can seldom be Sc,
cured after one feels the lack of it.
As a quaint old proyerb puts it,:
"What Master Jacky does not learn
0r. John never knows"
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Under and by Nii.tu. Of an Order al
Sal" and Deere. of Foreclosure issued
our 81 the District Court Of tn. County
OF Powder River. State of Montana on
IN" Ith day of SEPTEMBER 1919 in tn.
above entitled action. wherein f. n
knuts"n and II. w knutson. ar. plain
tiffs and Robert T. Furnish and car,j.
II. Furnish Husband and Wif,. and TN.
Ea hiking Corporation Of Montana. and
j. w. Western al. d,f-n,iants on the
18th day If March. 1919. which said
Deere" was on the 18th aay of March
1919. recorded in Judgment Book + on
Page l2l. Of the records of Custer
county and later transcribed to III.
records of Powder River County. Mon
tana, ! am commanded to SELL
All that certain piece OF parcel
of land situated in Powder
River county. Stat. of Mon
tana. as follows: The south
west Quarter Of the North
west Quarter tSWA NWA),
III" Southwest Quarter SW14.
the West Half of the SOUTH
east Quarter We SEA and
III" southwest Quarter of
IN. southeast Quarter tSEL
SEL1 of S.ction Thirty Five
'351 in Township Three South
of Range Fifty East. NJ J.. NJ
Notice is hereby given that on tn.
18th day of October. 1919 at twelve
o'clock noon. of that day. at the front
door Of the Court House in Eroadus
Montana. ] will in obedience tn said
order of sale and deere. of foreclosure.
sell the above described property. or s..
much thereof as may b- necessary to
satisfy plaintiffs judgment. with in
tersst thereon and costs to the highest
ana best bidder for cash. in gold coin
II the United States.
Dated this 10 day of September. 1919.
". r. SITTER.
Sheriff
". q. Husband. Harl"wton. Montana.
Attorney far Plaintiffs.
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~ tn" district Court of the ~iNteensh
judicial Dist rict Of the ~tare of uo,
taHa In and for the County uf Pow
der River.
f-ulilaa Jones Deceased
NOTICE OF VRnRNTE OF NIh

f'ifsuant 70 an order a said Court
made on the 9Th. day Of October, 1qla
Motto" : HEREBY GIVEN That Sat
ufdaN the l5th 6aN IF November 1919,
AZ 10 clock \. NJ ~ said day at the
Court Hoom Of said Court ut the
Court House in Bsoadus in the said
county OF Powder River. has been. an
pointed IS the tim and nlact, for. PROV
ing the VIII Of said l.utiIda Jones. ~
ceased, and for hea rin- thu appli.a-
tion of BENJAMIN y. Mitchell for the
issuance Ia him Of letters OF Admins
tration with Will ANNEXED. when and
where any person interested may au-
pear and contest the same
DATED ~ 6"oaduS Montana. October.
18th. 1919.
r. L. STRA1TON
Clerk.
s. r. NJ NiN.rz?.
ATTORNEY for Petitioners
Miles CITY Montana
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<uvitE TO CREDITORS.

F,St>t" Of Edwin HostraUsrr. aeceass',.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed. Administrator 81 The Estate NJ
Edwin iioStrauS,r. deceased. ~ the
cr, ditors Of ana all persons hayin1
claims AGAINST tn. said deceased. to ~
hibit them. with the necessary vouchers
Within Four months after the first pub
lic4tion If this notice ~ the said al
ministrator at her home near Coalwood
Montana. or the Law Offices of Farr x
Herricl> in tn, Miles City National Ban X
Block. offices one to Sin. Miles City.
Montana the same helms. the place TO-
thu. transaction Of th,. business Of said
estate.
MRS EDWIN HOSTHAISER.
Administrators If the Estate Of Edwin
HuStragSer. Deceased.
Dated At Miles City. this DAY OF
.NOGuSt, 1919.
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In the District Court of the >iNteenth
Judicial District Of the state Of Mon
tana in and for the County Of T'0ss-
der River.
LII IN" Matter OF the Estate If
Frank +. LIVINGSTON. Deceased
NOTICE OF FsRORATE OF WILL

~ ~
pursuant 10 an order Of said Court
made on the 9Th. day Of October. 1919
notice is hereby given. that Satulday
the lst day al November, at 10 o'clock
A NJ OF said day. At III. Court Room
OF said Court. at tn" Court House in
Bfaaaus. Montana. in til. said COUNTY
OF Powder River has been appointed a
tn time and place for proving the
VIII Of said Frank F. Livingston
deceased and fer hearing the anplica-
tion of Louis I.ivingsan for thu issn
anc. to +. :. i4eola Td If Letters T.sta-
mentary when and where any person
interested may appear and Contest the
same.
Dated October Sth 1919
tSE3i-} II L. STRA1TtN
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Narlti, uE SALE. or REAL. 49,
INIi. At MY VIZ. NALE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY ilNEN That
IN pursuance u an order Of the above
entitled Court made on the ith day of
october. 1919. in the matter of the IS
tate Of Elmer Bailey. Deceased. the
Undersigned. the Administrator OF said
state VIII sell AT private sale u the
highest bidder unon the foHowins
terms and conditions hereinafter men,
toned, and subject to confirmation by
tn. said Court. on or after the ist dan
If Novemher lal9. At the noun OF NV"
O'Clock !, ~ If said day. Al the right
title ana interest in said estate Of said
Elmer Bailey, Deceased. at the time
Of his death. or acquired by his eS-
tate thereafter, by operation Of law. or
otherwise. other than. or in addition to
that OF saia deceased al the time Of his
death. in and To tn. following described
real estate. that is to say
southwest Quarter OF the
N Naath,,.5 ,l|a@,'sr. ana 'ay
Twenty Nine East Half Of
thv Southeast quarter South
LAST Quarter of the Northeas,
.r,..i.,.; II Ct, Section! Thirty
SftN Thru East. Montana
PRINCIPAL Meridian. and in the
county Of Powder river. STATE
81 Montana.
II" terms en6 conditions of said sale
are 10 be cash in lawful money of the
United states: 10 per cent of purchase
PRICE to \" paid al the time of the sal =
and balance on delivery of conveyance
Deeds and abstracts At the .XoenSe
OF the purchaser; ali bids and officers
must he IN writing and left at or mail
ed 10 the administrators at Miles city
Montana. before the date Of SALE.
t'at-a this 4th Iay of october A. d.
1919
W T. CLARKE
Administers If the E.Stlts % Eln1el.
Saile'- deceased.
is u NcNinnon
Attorney for Administrator
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In the Otstrtrt Court Of the. sixteenth
Judicial District Of the State ct WOn.
tMnn. In and far the County Of Pow
der River.
EDITH NJ. POTTER. Plaintiff.
vs.
E>RSEI< VnT,srI>p n.fa,do,,

SIMMONS.
The state of Montana Sends Greetings
10 the Above Named Defendants:
You are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint in this action. which is
filed IN the office of the clerk of this
court and file Your answer and serve Il
copy thereof upon the plaintiffs attor-
neN within twenty days after the SER
vice of this summons. exclusive of day
OF service, and in case of Your failure
10 appear or answer Judgment win be
taken against YOU by default for the
relief demanded in the complaint
The said action is brought to dissolve
the bonds of matrimonN heretofore and
the defendant. upon the ground of
tWlllful desertion Of the plaintiff by the
defendant and upon the ground of will
tui neglect of the defendant to provide
FOR tn" piafntiH the common neceS-
Sari"S IF life: and also for a Judgment
and decree of this Court setting over
tothe plaintiff the real estate described
in tn. complaint on file herein as her
separate property forever. for the use
ana support of herself and said minor
children. and for further relief. all Of
tif'S verified complaint on file in this
court, reference to which is hereby
made.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. have
h"rrunto set my hand and affixed my
official seal this 22nd day Of September.
y D.. 1919.
(SEAD II. Il. STRAlToN. Clerk.
Geo ". Farr and Fl, +. Herrick. Attor-
ntNs at Law Rooms to & Miles city
National Bank Bldg. Miles city.
Mont. Attorneys for Plaintiff
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In the District court of the sixteenth
Judicial Di~trict ct tb.. state of Won.
fana in and for the County of Pow
der River.
clinton Hall Deceased.
NOTICE, OF pROR\TE, OF Will

pursuant To an order nj said Court.
made on the first dag Of October.
the 18th d.v Of October at 10 o'clock
A. NJ Of said day. 81 tha Court Room ~
said Court At the Court House in
RroaduS. in the said County of Powder
River. has been apnointea N. time
and plac" for proving the VIII af said
Clinton Hail decaq sod, ard for he4rir :,
the application II Alvin : Her = Dlivs.
'lef. for the fssuanc" to themselves Of
Letters Of Parliamentary when and
whore any person interested may APP
pear and contest I'll. same.
Dated October list. A =. 1919.
II. Il. ST2AlToN.
Ne
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IN ts~ District Court Of the Seventh
Jsdtctal Dtstrict of the State ~ Nom
tas". In and for the County "r I'u,,-
der River.
r. H. kNtTSpN and H. w. kNt'TSoN
Plaintiffs
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J. S. RUE

N the District Court of the. NiNtccuth
JuNici;s hi>t.ict 81 the stale Ut NNn-
tana. in ana tor the t,aiut. of Paw
der RiVer.
~ thu Matter al the Estate of
Elmer i;tilty. Deceased
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Time sisnaied by Wireless.
When a survey was made of the
wilds OF Bolivia all longitude was fl.
ured by the aid Of time signals sent
by wireless from a station 40 miles
from the base Of operations.
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ROBERT 7, FURNISH CARRIE n
FURNISH. Husband and Wife. Thu.
BANNING; CORPORATION OFF MON.
TANA, and J. w. WESTERN
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IN the District Court of the StAteent II
Judicial Di>tr Of the state af Nom
tana. Ia and tor the County Of Pow =
der River.

+ En- \. DINI-tI', FTUlntlH
fIpANA AnoNHt.lAi. and j. J. CASE.
THEESHING MACHINE COMPANY.
\ corporation duly established by
Law,
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SffE.hl Ff"S ALE

Attorney TO-" Plaintiff.
,.""o'S y : A1nn!,l Block
Miles city, Montana.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-27
BARTON

Charles Wilkie, Jr., who has been
II at the home of his father, died
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Ollie McGarty has received
word that her son, Rollin, has arrived
1t Charlestown, N. C.
Henry and Miss Elizabeth Cutler
eft this week to enter Dartmouth
and Smith Colleges.
Rev. l.. E. Upper will occupy the
pulpit of the Congregational church
again Sunday morning and evening.
Miss Marjorie King goes Friday to
Burlington where she will enter the
University Of Vermont. H.
A nine and half pound daughter
was born Sept. % to Mr.. gkd Mrs.
Albert Hanna.
The funeral Of Charles Wilkie, Jr.
vas held from the Catholic church
Saturday morning. He was the only
ION of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilkie
If this place. He was born July Is,
1882 and resided in this place until
his marriage, Oct 5, 1908, to Miss
Belle LaMere of Newport. Since
then he has made his home in Barre
He leaves to mourn his loss, his faith
er and mother, two sisters, Mrs, Eu-
gene NORM and Mrs, Patrick Guertn
both Of this place besides his wife
and three children.
Z Robert Harper has sold his farm
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LYNDoNvILLE

Mrs. Ernest Chase and daughter,
Ethelyn, who have been living at
Manchester, N. H., are stopping for
the present at B. G. Morrison's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wiley of
Portland Me, are visiting relqtives
and old friends here for a,few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Weber, after
spending week with his brother,
James f. Weber returned to their
home in Ware, Mass, yesterday Fri
day.
Mrs. Sam Goss from Wells River
was in town calling on friends Fri
day. ''f
Mrs. A. A. Barber of East Burke
was in town visiting yesterday.
Daisy Bulls of West Burke was a
guest of Edith Lewsey Friday night.
Donna Sherburne was a week end
visitor in West Burke at her cous-
ms, Muriel Hendricks.