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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-02-13

fective in 1919, 50 sent hundreds Of
train loads of tractors into Canada
The duty is still off but Canada has
been loaded up with tractors for some
time to come.
The guests were taken to the Parlia-
ment building, "a structure completed
in 1911 at a cost Of $3,000,0O0. The
building is made for the most part
from marble. A corridor nearly 500
feet in length extends throughout the
building and this is said to be the
longest corridor in the world. The
big provincial library is located in this
building. Here are to be found 27,-
900 volumes, many of them of great
value. Copies of debates in Parlia-
ment dating away back to the year
1906 are there in complete form. The
table on which the articles Of feder-
alton of the Dominion Of Canada were
signed at Kingstown, Ont, in 1867
is to be seen in the library.
The Minot guests were received by
the Hon. VIM Martin, Premier of the
Province of Saskatchewan. The Pre-
mier is young man of 80 years and
is highly regarded throughout the
Province.
Regina has two curling rinks and
there are about 800 enthusiastic cur
lers in the city. Minot made very
creditable showing in this Bonspiel,
though Regina won with total score
Of 14O to 40. The Regina curriers'
have won a reputation for never Civ,
ing. quarter nor asking for any and
they were up on their toes from the
start. Minot had to play hard for
every point they got in the Regina
Bonspiel
The only Minot rinks winning
games at Regina were those skipped
by MCDANIEL, Heger and Mulroy:
The following from the Regina
Daily News, concerning, the visit
will prove Of some little interest:
| Already plans are under way for
return visit to the North Dakota city
and if these mature. a party Of Regins
men will start south about March l
The Minot curriers' are anxious tha
they go there and promise TO repay
the kindness received yesterday.
When the. second series of games
were over last evening the party wa
i entertained at a banquet at the kitch
1 ener hotel. The menu of the banquet
which is produced herewith, show
that the local men did their best TO
the North Dakotans.
); The Banquet.
:. After the banquet proper, The toast
, began and Mr.. Jusice Brown. chic
J jusice of the Court Of Kings Bench
J was chairman. The Judge proposed
: toast to the president of the Unite
! States, and Rev. P. w. Erickson, Q
{ Minot, proposed the toast, Our Couu
/. tries, Canada and the United States.
: This was replied to by Premier Marti
: u,hn IN a s,litahla vein referred to th
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-02-13

Erick Carlson, B. F. Baker E. P.
Keefe and James H. Copeland OF
Glenburn and w. G. Pace, Carl Hall
and Martin Nelson Of Wolseth reach
ed the city Tuesday evening en- route
to the Equity convention at Bismarck
which holds Its regular annual session
on Thursday and Friday of this week,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-02-13

Ben Bitterness formerly of the
Economy department store returned
from Camp Custer Monday Ben has
been in the service since June and
says their contingent was already
and waiting for the word to go across
when news of the signing Of the
armistice reached the camp.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-02-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert M. Graham
and son departed for New Orleans
this afternoon where they will spend
month.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-02-13
Two Dressed Hogs Bring S1O0,51

IWV DTtSSSu iIOSS I1fHtE %IVV'o1
l.. T. Larson, well known. brady
farmer. brot in two dressed hogs to-
day, which brot $100.51. One of
them weighed 275 pounds dressed
and the other 256 pounds. Mr.. Lar
son says that there is good money
in raising hogs just now.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-02-13

Sam Blackwood, prominent Donny-
brook rancher, was in the city We'd
nesday on his return home from 4
visit with relatives at Minneapolis
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-02-13
Marriage Licenses

Otto Olson and Julia Outer.
Charley Nelson and Florence r.
Fred w. Pauling and Eva M.
Anderson, McHenry county.
Kenneth K. Knudtson and Helen
Shortridge.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-02-13

Tired, but sublimely happy, the Mi
not curriers' returned from their Cana.
dian Bonspiels early this morning and
most Of them are spending the day
in bed, trying to make up IN some
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12
Cd REDAKCYI.

Wszystkch Szan. czytelnikow
gazety naszej ktorzy dotychczas
jeszcze ME odnowii prenumera-
ty "a "Wiarusa', jakotez tych
kt6rzy zalegaja 2 op1ata cd dfuz-
szeggo czasu, prosimy uprzejmie
o jak najrych1ejsM przys44a11ie
nam prenumeraty, gdyz W pre-
razie bedziemy zmuszeni
wykreslic z 1isty prenu1l1eratorow
kazdego kto z oplata zalega, DO
kredyt gazety posyiac ME vol
no j ME mozemy, DO my r6wniez
musimy placic gotowka "a wszyst
ko: papier, druk, komorne, po-
moe j porto pocztowe.
Pieniadze posylac najlepiej
przez Express Tub Postoffice Mo-
ney Order, pod adresem:
Polish Printing & Publishing Co.
ST. E. 18th Street
Winanod Minn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12

cafy Wyraz Jego tWarz.y tax stra-
szliwym, il JarrelongoVi: >bylo,
jekby mu kto n6z do gardla pspay-
kiada}. Musisz bye gietkiem
narzedziem w moich ::rekach, -
m6wi} dalej Lanquier, - goto-
wynn ma .wszystkie mole rozkazy,
bez namys}u i zapytan.
TAX, tax, dobrze> juz dobrze,
ale ME patrz ma mnie tax zlowro-
go, DO mi to przeszkadza w ira
,wieniu.
! Vice mi zaprzyysieeggasz Wieer-
nose? =. = +. =.
TAX jezeli.. .
Ma pieniedzaehzn ME .bedzie ci
zbywafo, bedziesz:s obie m6gf U.S.
kladac ma stare hfa. }adna sumke.
-Bede Gle b1ogos1aRn jak mo
jego drugiego ojca:;: ale kaz PREY
nieSc. wiecej wilma; ia rozmowa
wysuszyla mi gardziel do ~szczftu
umieram Z pragnienia.
Leopold zadzwoni}, zazaaal e
szcze kilka butelek wi1a odtaad
obydwaj zbrodniarze, lm1ee,annsWiilil
juz nicwiecej o swyclAssnnlltteresaenlh
Uczta zakohczyla sic Wesolo ILe-
opold zap1aci} rachunek, kt6rego
w.ysokoSc przerazifa jeggee' ggoscia:
Otto masz twoje dwiescie fran
k6w - rzekf do Jarrelonga, - a
tcraz chodzmy spac.
Ma ulicy podali sobie dwaj no
wi wspolnicy reke, kazdy po-
szcd} W swoja strone, Wym6wiW-
sly: - Jutro oko@oaczwartej po-
po}udniu. utica Toscanier nr. 10.
-Stawie sieena czas z pewnos-
ella.
B.y}o blizko trzleei Is. abdziny,
mad anem n.ggds leopold wr6cil
dc domu sssoaggroddoowego Paskala
Lanquier. Pofozyy ,lE.s SIS S.. v: }ozko j
zasnaf mocno, alenie ia d}ugo.
Skoro sic rozwidnialo, wsta}, po-
szuka1a szufli miot}y j oczysci} W
! podworku dwie drogi re sniegu
+! jedna prowadzacsastHosassieni, dru.
ga do remizy. Okolo 6smej wy:
szedf IA miasto pokupi} rome
! rzeczy, z ktoremj powr6ci} dor6z:
ka do domu, i zamknaf sic -na
klucz W swej .elheganckiej sypialn:
Paskal Lanquier podlug zycze.
ria Valty kazal swemu stangreto.
wi mice ma pogotowwiilull :s}|pojazd I
kasztanka i oczekiwaf ia przyby
Gle mniemanego kdupca. Oko1o@go
dziny dziesiatej zadzwonil cz}o
wick wygladajacy ma handlarzs
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12
'.M IA lt,l.t, ! itl i! ll2ss Gt. d 1917.

dalai jq Cd niiej, ] tereato.niego.
olive zadanie polech Wykony=
wac dalej swej poWierniey.
Renata zamierzala vice uciec,
ale:od postanowienia daleko jesz.
cze by1a do wykonania. Trzeba
jeszcze bylo czekac dWadziescia
cztery godziny. Jak zWykle jad}a
obiad razem z pania Ursula,
kt6ra ME przeczuwajac co sic
dzialo r. duszy jej m1odej iowa
rzyszki, cieszy1a sic, widzae ia
spokojniejsza W mniemaniu, re
jej powr6cila: dawna do niej nf-
nose.
Zaraz pc obiedzie, Renata uda-
JAG Nuzona, odesza do sWego pc
koju. i czyta}a pc raz kilkunasty
6w List, kt6ry jej lyle wzruszenia
i niepokoju~ nabawi}. Jak przy
pierwszem -czytaniu, tax teraz
ME widzia1a w MIN nc podejrza-
nego, CODY w-niej jake watpliwo
Sci wzbudza1o, jednakze rozmaite
mysli t}oczyfy jej sic do g}owy.
Pyta}a sic samej siebie, jake po-
woody m6gl mice jej ,fa1szywy O.
pickup, do takiego dreczenia jej
matki i do otaczania jej samej ia
ka gleboka tajemnica, Mia}a tn
obszerne pole do domys16w, to tel
wyobra3nia Renaty rozmaite
przedstawia}a sobie obrazy, jed
daremnie usi}owa1a rozwia
FAC te zagadke~ i pograzala sic tyl-
ko w smutnem dumaniu. Przypo-
mnia}a. sobie zn6w 6w okropny|
sen, kt6ry mia}a w6wczas>na ma pen
syi pred przyoyciem PAM Ulrszu
Ii, pred oczyma jej duszy pre-
s11naf- sic znowu 6w obraz ,lezace-
go w.trumnie Roberta; widzia1a
owa kobiete w g71.bej::*: zalobie,
kleczaca obok niego,. widziala jak|
sic usta umarfcgo otwieraly i sly
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12

80 -Ls-T"= ~
SCALA jego s1owa: TAX, Renata
jest twoja c6rka, lecz,jej ty ME
.uirzysz nigdy!' C5z uczynha jej
matka, re tax straszna sciagne1a
ma siebie zemste? Przejeta zgro-
"a, Rcnata daremnie usiIoWala cd
pedzic cd siebie to okropne Wspo-
.mnienia, i gdy sic udala ma spo-
czynek, sciga1y ia one jeszcze we
snie.
Naza jutrz rano, ;c6rka Malggo-
rzaty postanowiia Pc rag ostatni
wybadac pania SoAier:
--Ona jest tyll1o poshls'znaa roz-
kazowi oWego cz1oWieka, kltore-
mu byla zawsze posluszna, sadzi,
zc to jestjej poWinnoscia.Odbie
ra1amzod niej Cd czasu mlego die
cinnego wieku lyle doWod6W przy
wiazania j dobroci.Hamm tchteoo.-:
ra j cierpiacas opuszelzee sprobuje
raz jeszcze, .czy sic zdolaoprzee
moim prosbomi b1aggaaniom.
TAX rozmysslajaee,WesszzlEaasedho9 pc:
koju paniSollier ktora bbaarrdzee
przykro noe przepedazzlaA,Sssn1aiie5:l1
miejac sobie.dac splraWsy jjaBkkiIee.,
przyezyny powier1lilea soberfs
IVsalleranda przeczuWala miimroWsso
lie jej akies okropne gglroz TO nj nj
bezpieczenastWo Gdy ujjrzalaW ch'
dzaca mIoadla dzieWczyynee Wszyysdtt
kiete zfooWieszcze przeezt1ciar'o
pierzchly slepoWitaIa ia uprzeej
mymzusmiechem.
ISsNzsSSIIK. s
aobliitc.zu Renaty hedszem j
lszesehilzaSzzsTawp5gsFkle Widae bylo slad..
lnocy ieesssppeedzoonej Urszur
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS niesmiialB
ibadaa 70 tez, a
ezaasi
mi. nie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12
A~DMINISTRACYI PANA
"a

EXPERIMENTATION. -Ee.@-i. Z+E@#rs - "-E ar
Washington. D.s G.
sst66sopnie do wykazu rozcho-
dow jake 1ostaly. Wydane przez
IpaIa Hoover a oggolnej sunny
100, 100000 dolar6W przeznaczo-
Ayelprzez Konercs Stanow. lied
noczonych ma akcye ratunkowa
81 Europe tylko 11,250,0o0 costa
IosWydanych tytulem wsparc i pc
m1ocy=pozostale zas 88,750,0OO do.
laroW zosta1y wydane na podsta-
vie obligacyi poczyn:onych przez
sSpI,aaln1stWa kt6rym pomoc by}a u
sdzielona. Polska ma plaeie blizko
100000 dolar6w z og6lnej SUI
my. y J.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12
(Ciag dalszy.)

ivy nam rrzyjac s}uzbe u
5aklyo obywatela?
II mnie, i Ia sluzba twoja
vr%lp tr,ldna ME bedzie.
Hardzo dobrzc, vymawiam So
bic tylk;o, wie!kic zasiuei, dobrc
jad!" winos*
-Wszystko> to mice bcdzicsz!
Ale do knpienia odziezy po-
trz"ba pieniedzy a W moich kie-
>zenlach,jest Wielka posucha.. .
-nostaniesz pieniedzy podos-
ta1ij'm i bede czekaf ma ciebie ju
tro 30 po}udniu, okofo godziny
rzW"r1rj w mojem mieszkanir,
rlz> ulicy ToscaAer mr.. 10.
VIC moe1sie wyniesc Z mo-
.j"j najeteI Aaebki?
-Zapcwne.
No tax, ale znikniecic kobe
ty, Jest rzecza ryzykowna. Chic,
ciaz 71ie. bede przytcm mic wiecej
: czyr1il jak powozif, to jednak mo
-: bye uwazany "a wsp6lnika, a
take rzeczy NIGGA mas do la Roqu
.cttC zaproWadZic.
-Czv sic BOISE?
!. 81 ME. ale chciafbym wiedzicc
he mi ia pierwsza czynnoSc PREY
nit>r?
-NoviuSienki banknot tysiac-
frankowv, - odpowicdziaf Leo
p0lN.
-Tysiac frank6w, - powtd-
1zA'. Jarcloinlg, robiac wielkie O.
czv.
Bee tych dziesieciu luidor6w.
kt6re ci dam ma porzadne pre-
braMie sic jutro!
-Kiedyz JIG dostane!
-Tc 10 luidorow teraz; a te ty.
Siac trank6w pc skonczonej robo:
Gle, vice jutro ma wiecz6r.
ia moge Il ciebie mieszkac
iesc i sp:>j?
-ZapeWne.
-Jarrelong zacieral rece z ra
, dosci,- Dobrze, zgoda ia to! -
zawo}a}.
LVIII.
Leopold "Lanquier pofozy} rect
na ralnieniu swego przyszfegt
wspdlnika i rzekl, patrzac Ill;
przenikiwic W oczy: Cd tel chwi
Ii obdarzam Gle mojem zaufanien
=: ale pamietaj %przyjacielu, re jezel
to mole zaufanie zdradzisz chloe
by iednem niebacznem sf6wkiem
.zabije Gle jak PISA. Gdy zbieg}!
~alernik wymawia} tie. s}owa, by
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12
,RjDJJlEKT D O NOWYCH

ssPP'Rl2DJEKT BUDOWY NowYCH
Washington, &c.
lodl s1ggo:.11iipca 1918 do 1go listo
zpada 1918 Department Rolnict-
wa " zapr66bowal SO pr1edsozen
budoWy nowyAaIIai naprawy
ssdtarych drog obeimujaFTts4h azem
sI2,15g mil kosztem blizk0l81, 1433
ga dolarow. q tel ogoIHeixzsumy
suna Il ,592,l67 dolar6w reprezen
tuie fundusz Feaesala
zznaczne posnv 5ostatsy pocz.Ys'
nniiaaea pI.rrzz brldoWie dr6gg " la
Rszadowych ed / lipca 1918
-.;eo eppalde.a 1919 zaoprobo7
EWyano buSlaye edrog W lasach obej
|gsnujjaeyeh g2smil. Obok tego pla
sny 50 jul aorzadasone celem bu-
AfdoWy Wiecej drog obejmujacych
gym razem 946 mil.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12

4 =
konmi, doado,mrul pana b,udowni-
czego przy ulicy Pipkas; mia1 "
reku sporybat, qkragglyy kapelusz
spuszczony@az5n oczy, mllodraSblu
ze j wysokie botyp'allone pod
kowkami. =
-7Gdy go przyprowadzonos do
paha budowniczego, tenze &zapy-
tai go uprzejmie czego zada.
.. -Eh, = rzekl tenze z cudzo-
akcentem, jest tn po-
pojazd j klacz kasztanowa-
ia ia sprzedai? - a potem dodal
w dobrej francuzczyzie,
pan mnie przeciez oczekiwa}es
d1s rano?>
Teraz Paskal rozpoznal Valte
po glosie: Co "a talent odmienie-
MIA sic - pomysla1, o jak ia sic
boje tego cz}owieka - g}osno zas
- TAX jest, MOI panic, "a
raz pana z~aprowadze do stajni. =
Przyszed}szy tamze, Leopold, o.
bejrzal uwaznie .pojazd i konia.
sic W obecnosci stangre
"a 0 Gene i za1atwiono sic W pre-
kilka minut z calym intere-
sem. 49, ia place got6wka, -
:zekf W koncu mniemany hand
arr; kaz pan zaprzadz przez ten
,zas, gdy panu liczyc bede pienia
lie.
Paskal wydawszy rozkaz do Ia
zaprowadzit Leopolda
10 swego gabinetu, kt6rego drzwi
'tarannie zaryglowa} ma zasuwke.
Vice pozostajesz pan PREY
re. sic to STAG ma dzisiaj? Il
'cpytal.
TAX jest, Jutro rano dam
,anu sprawozdsnie, jak wiecz6r
f~zisieiszy spedzi}em.
-Gzy sic pan spodziewasz,: re
i sic to wszystko uda?
--Jak ma zupehiej.
-ZnalazfeS vice pan cz}owiekal
akiego 81 by}a potrzeba?
-Trmdno byloby mi znale$c
epszego, "a jakqkolwiek badz ce-
le. Vice Dc widzenia. jutro ra-!!
10!
Leopold :povr6cil do stajni,
kol1ia zdprzezonego, dali
;tangrctowi dwadziescia frank6w,
ma kozie1 i odjecha}. Uda}
;ie W zupemic lima strone miasta,
,bjecha1 przez kilka u1ic, tax re
fopiero pred poi godziny przy-
,yf IA ulice Toscanier, i wproWa-
lzi] konia do stajni q pojazd do
Potem zrzuci} z siebie
;w0j :kostium handlarza konmi,
lbraf sic: pc mieszczansku, po-
zcdf IA sniadan1e do kaWiarni
;rzy bulwarach du Temple, q
tad udai sic do wielkiego sk1adu
ubran. q zakupionemi
am rzeczami, powrocil do domu.
PunkL O godzinie czwartej "a
|zwoniono. Leopold otworzywszy
ujrzal pred SODA Jerrelon-
"a W. liberyi, jaha nosza sluzacy
' znakomitych domach: Pod pa
:ba ni6sl diva pekiety, w reku ma
y tiomoczek.
-Wnijdzze, - rzekl Leopold.
Jestes punktualny, to pierw-
va pochwa}a W TWEEN zaswiadcze
lju.
Skoro wypuszczony wiezien
vszed} do poko;u, Leopold zapy-
tai 60:
-Czy masz wszystko co potrze
ba?
Nam nawet hapelusz forszpan-
ski Z kokarda, ME jest wprawdzie
nowy, ale mi W MIN bardzo dob
re zielony p}aszcz z czerwoneml
i guziki mosiezne z her.
bami; czerwona westke, brunatne
srodnie i biale bawelnicowe re
kawiczki; bede paradnie wygla-
daf! So
-Dobrze, dis ma wiecz6r ust-
roisz sic W te liberya, a, ia Pc
ci. co masz zrObic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12
SAM URGES
BUDGET TO LOWER
HOUSEHOLD COSTS

In an effort to assist the housekeep-
er in lowering the average familyEex-
penses and at the same time to- prac-
tice consistent saving, the War Saw
ings Organization of the Ninth Fed
eral Reserve district, assisted by the
Department Of Home Economics 9
the University of Minnesota, has prss
pared for free distributions b1anksefor:
the application of the budget systenls
to the home. IN
In a pamphlet under the title of
Facts, Figures and Forms, the. War
Savings Organization has, In addition
= = 49, - -
+. SUGGESTED BUDGETS FOR -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12

ia ma dwudziestoletnie meezarr
n;e.wystawiono czemu mi 4
wiska nosic ME pozwolono.
PAM Sollier sfuchala slow tycihl
Z wzrastSjacym przerazeniem.s
Zkad powsta}y take domysly ".
duszy Renaty? pomyslala; m}oda:
dziewczyna m6wifa .dalcj z iskrza
cemi oczyma.
lClag oalszy nastap1.l
Slowo i Gym.
W slowach tylko chec Widzim,
w dzialaniu potege;
dis dobrze przezyc,
niz napisac ksiege.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12
Total Tor month

-
to home record sheet blanksssssug
gested sample budgets applicables
under ordinary conditions 60 families
of four. These Observation-Disclosures
show the estimated expenditures on
salaries ranging from 100 to 800
month.
ttMost Of us try to CONTROVERSIES
the pamphlet, yet at the endl@#of tho:
week or month. when we stop q e figure.
up. there Is a considerable amount of:
money gone that we cannot account.
for. .
Many families and individuals are
today adopting the budget#.system.
figuring their weekly 9pr monthly I.
come and carefully, estimatin,g Just
what are the necessary expenses' S.
.EEL&
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-23
MASS MEETING CLOSES
DRIVE OF SUFFRAGISTS

Atlanta, July 22.-While a. handful
Of advocates of woman's suffrage adj
vocates were blocking the states bus
mess in the general assembly, mass
meeting was being held here last
night urging the women of the city
to register tomorrow, the final day,
so that they could vote in the next
white primary of the city. 1t was an
anomalous situation.
Less than 1000 Atlanta women have
carried women have registered out
of total of $4,000, although stump
speakers have carried their cam
paign in automobiles to the very
doors of the busy housewives, and
speakers have urged at meeting after
meeting that unless the women show
ed interest in the campaign for suf-
frage they would never obtain the
ballot.
The meeting last night was largely
attended.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-23

legal hours of sale to the highest and
best bidder for cash the following
described property to=wit: City lots
Numbers Five 60 in Block No. One
Hundred and One q01) Lot Fourteen
(14 in Block No. One Hundred and
Fourteen (114) Lot One (1) in Block
No. One Hundred and Eighty Q80)
Lot Twelve 12) in Block No One
Hundred and Thirty-eight ,Q3S) az
shown by the registered map and
survey of the city of Cordele, Crisp
County, Georgia, on the first Tuesday
in August, 1919. Property levied
upon us the property of p. S. Ha.her4
to sati,t: IL G-fa issued from the ST.
perior Court of Dooly County, Geor-
gia. in favor of Mrs. Ethel A. Barry
against W. R, Hunt, principal, II. u
Allen and P. S. Barber securities.
This the 2Sth, day of June, 1919.
j. H. WARD,
Sheriff Crisp County, Georgia.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-23
LAWMAKERS ENTERTAINED
BY SOUTHERN RED CROSS

Atlanta, July 22,-More than 300
members of the State Legislature are
the guests of the Red Cross this after
noon, the Southern Division head
quarters and the local chapter COM
bining to entertain in their honor
Members of the Atlanta Motor Corps
met the legislators at the capitol this
afternoon and took them to Red Cross
headquarters at Ivy and Baker streetS.
While the lawmakers were inspect
ing the various departments the can
teen workers Of the local Red Cross
chapter served light refreshments.
Concluding the afternoons program
was an automobile trip to the gen.
eral hospital at Fort Mcpherson,
where the senators and representa-
tives were given an opportunity to
chat with the returned veterans about
their overseas experiences and to sec
the work the Red Cross is accomplish
ing at the fort.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-23

SHERlFF'S SALE
Georgia, Crisp County.
There will be sold before the court
house door of said county between the
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-23
BOOZE MAKERS FOUND
AMONG STATE SOLONS
Valuable Home Recipes Are in
Possession of Georgia Lawmakers
Which Drinkers Pronounce Have
"Real Kick"

Atlanta, July 23.-iNow comes the
story, and the newspaper reporters
vouch for it, that the members of the
Georgia Legislature are about as in
terested in making their own" and
valuable home recipes for putting a
"kick" into any old beverage as they
are about moving the capital, vot-
ing bonds fer good roads or endor-
sing the League of Nations.
The Legislature has several mem
bers, it is currently reported, who axe
themselves past masters in the art
Of making booze.
One member from north Georgia is
probably the most popular man in the
house these days, since it was noised
abroad that he had a perfectly good
recipe for making genuine peach
brandy from evaporated peaches.
Some who have since tried it de-
clare that it works.
He refuses to give it out for publ
cation, however, but the ideas will
doubtless bring many experiments.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-23
LIBEL FOR DIVORCE

Suit for Divorce. In Superior Court.
To August Term, 1918.
C. w. Minis, VS.. Gertrude Newton
Minis.
To the Defendant, Gertrude New
ton Minis:
You are hereby required to be an
appear at the August term, 1919, of
Crisp Superior Court to answer Plain
tiff's complaint in the above suit, the
same being petition for divorce di-
rected against yourself.
Witness the Honorable o. T. Cover,
Judge Of the Superior Court, this
June 14th, 1919.
w. A. MORRIS,
6-18-2t. mo. 2 mo. Clerk C. S. G.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-23
POLICEMAN ARRESTS OWN
WITH WITH ANOTHER MAN

Atlanta July 22.-Patrolman E. M
Cason, who has just rejoined the force
in Atlanta, after a years service
overseas, was back on his beat Sat
urday night and was attracted by
loud noises from residence on one
of his corners.
lie and his companion officer en-
tered the house, not even knowing
occupants. where they arrested Mrs,
c son. the officers wife and another
woman in separate rooms with two
young men.
The officer stated at the trial of
his wife where he was chief witness
or the city, that he had separated
from his wife three years ago and
that he had not even seen her since
his return from overseas.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-23
Observation-Disclosures

Georgia, Crisp County.
To all whom it may concern:
w. H. Mckenzie, county administra-
tor, having in proper form applied to
me for Letters of Administration de
boni3 non on the estate of Anna Sell
ers, late of said County, this is to cite
all and singular the creditors and
ext Of kin ofAnna Sellers to be and
appear at my office within the time
allowed by law, and show cause, if any
they can, why permanent administra-
ton should not be granted to w. H.
Mckenzie, County Administrator on
said estate.
Witness my hand and official sigma
ture, this 18th day of July, 1919.
W. H. FLEMING,
FLOAT. Ordinary.
said estate
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-23
NOTICE OF LOCAL LEGISLATION.

NOTICE OF LOCAL LEGISLATION.
Notice is given of intention to in
troducc at the present session of the
General Assembly of the State of Geor.
gia, a Bill to be entitled can Act to
amend the Charter of the City of Cor
dele by providing for permanent regis
yration of the voters of said City and
to farther amend said charter of said
city of Cordele by providing for an in
crease of the rate from one half, to
one per cent, in the tax to be levied
for the purpose of establishing and
maintaining system of Public
Schools in said City and for other pur-
poses.,' 7-3-4t.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-23
LEGAL
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SUIT For DIVORCE

Suit for Divorce in Crisp Superior
Court, To the August Term, 1919.
Mrs. Agnes Tyler Hollowell, VS.. w.
P. Hollowell
To the defendant, w. P. Hollowell:
You are hereby required to be and
appear at the August term, 1919 of
Crisp Superior Court to answer plain
tiff's complaint in the above suit, the
same being a petition for divorce di-
rected against yourself,
Witness the Honorable o. T. Cow
er, Judge of the Superior Court, this
May 20, 1919.
w. A. MORRIS,
6-42t. 2t.mo. Emo. Clerk C. S. G.