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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-15
ANNOUNCEMENT.

IL Announcing my candidaey Tor reelection
o liz MARYLAND Senate. subject - the llei,"s
ra.ic primaries, II IS proIer thai should lEike
one account Of my stew ardshiIi since nave
,stt IL ,fe eiiillloy or ms fellow Hens NJ
Snne Afnnari Coniy 81 telnE tins ! knsM
I'D better NAY than ID Inake public letter
cceivrd from enc II hn hrs watched my career
NEE / hAsa been i public official. lii SANS
s.. / have had my ese on you for many ears
lid AM glad to he able to say that maze
fMRys found You at your post ready " 90
our full duty. In The Legislature YOU nave
,r.,fl tsf,seiaIIy active in the interests Of our
-,noIs an.l roads and fiji the dsfeuse 81 cur
dnnty against the eHrFsMehments ~ baltimore
ity N0m have serured the passage ~ bus
or The construction and repair oi school
souses ard have been especially helrfni IN Obj
GLOWING summary viii show your work m
leSc and other WAYS
tsFhe Introduction Of resolution for Nas
ianal Defense road from BiadensburE 20 Camp
enroIy Inc securing Of Sfste aid for roads I
8,nrking lersistentiy for their betterment, ard
II iii NIL sou have done more for the roads
han any other man y0u have ever bcen the
rird and frile friend Of tn 0ysteFnlens you
ook the mi11kary census 81 the Comfy At Your
5lwn expense. ut the extra session gon sup
aartEd strongly the bill for CnHneH Of Be-
ense introduced and worked hard for the
all "a eetAhIiaif tho military eatap NJ Camp
fnnse secured Inc massage 81 hills making am
appropriation fer the Arnnrs and raiSing the
tatns 81 st Johns GRADUATES 10 rank ms hen
snsnts Ii The Army: offered also he following
bill 10 enlarge Inc Irssup Gut Farm; another
I, compel all abb bodied men 70 work xx daXs
II the week. ard still another tending 10 the
anseryaiian II fond. and working zcalousty for
II measures looking tn the successful presesHs
Inn Or thu war. lii the Iihprty Loan campaign
,,l trarnlad b II over he County working with
'olanel Hopkins. Judge Moss. Mr Ridcely Mel
in and others To Aid IN the increased PRO
tnetion 81 food for orr soldiers YOU worked a
.reaicr acreaee on yaar firm. even though at
loss nwipg 10 labor ennditinns. IN the Red
ross work ynu hrd yenr Vi hole heart and
arl heing generous with financial did arl
hiding vopr trucks sud hired help both M
Mn, and risawhcre Whenever called nnon. HI
\ CnlnNnpifv work won respehdsd mast will
acly III closing may sav without exaggpra
ION yen heva beer Tho strongest and most eai;
innf worker we have hsd r npr Legislature
ar maHv years. and yoH richly deserve re-
lcriieB
II tbe paol'le again rrnose roaSdGnre in ne
RcndiHa mo Ia the Senatp. promise 10 dn
il IL my rover 3 merit Ne high praise hs
owed mon me aheys and 10 work untirirglY
ia the interests Of orr County and its citizens
FRANK 81 dry ALL.
szI4tf st. MnrEarees Nd.
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land situate ii the FIfth ElectI0n Dis
trick Of Anna Arundel county. knows.
as lots Nos 5se and ST, consideration
SIS.
Deed from Louis Ii Myers and wife
% Irving O Schnler. lots On ground
situate ii Brooklyn PARK. III the Firth
Election District OF Anne Arundel
county. known as lots Nos and S In
Section &C. consideration SIS.
Deed from SallIe E Sclvey. widow.
10 Lndwig X. Hoafer and wife. tract
Tor land situate III baltimore City. con-
alteration so.
Deed from The Workman's Coop
cratiYe Realty Company. Incorporat-
ed. to Mrs. Elizabeth Burckard
O'BFien, / Iot Of ground situate ii the
Third Election District of Anne Arun-
del county. known as lot No. so, III
section Ill. consideration 81.
Deed from Stephen Hrastoyac and
wife 10 Charles r. Wiegand and wife.
lot Of ground situate in the Thirteenth
District of Baltimore county. consid-
2ration IS.
Deed from W. Meade Holiday.
widower. 10 Frederick w, Stehle and
wife, lot Of ground situate on the An
lnapolis Neck Road. In the Second
Election District Or Anne Arundel
county containing acre 81 land. more
or less. consideration $50
Deed from Nicholas II. Green. trus-
Tee. to Frederick SegeIken and wife.
lot of ground situate al PASSPORT tn
the Second Election District Or Anne
Arundel county. consideration S.
Deed from Frederick Segelken and
vile TO Nicholas II Green, trustee,
tract Of land situate at Eastport in
the Second Election District OF Anne
Arundel county, consideration. $40.
Deed from Carl Moreland and vile
20 Grace MI Brown. lot Of ground sit
nate In the Second Election District
Of Anne Arundel county. consideration
$3.50.
Deed from John n Talley and wife
Ito Chaneey u Suit and wife, lot or
Iground situate in tile Village II East.
?ort, Second Election District OF Anne
Arundel county, consideration $500.
Deed from w Meade Holiday. Wild
over, to Dennis Parker and wife, lot
If ground situate on Clay street, iii
I the City Of Annapolis, Md, considera-
ton so.
Deed from Bruner RI Anderson. as
Islgnee, 10 David Scarlet Ross. tract
Eof Land situate in Anne Arundel coun
ty consideration Sill
Deed from Emory q. Bowen and
wife 70 Mary Wilmington. LOT Of
ground situate IN the Village Of East
port in the Second Election District
u Anne Arundel county. known as lot
NJ SO IN Section II consideration
$40.
Deed from Frederick Segelken and
wife to PauIin Braun, lot OF ground
situate In the Village OF PASSPORT. in
the Second Election District Of Anne
Arundel county consideration $40
Deed from The Workmans Coop
eratiyc Realty Compay. Incorporated.
20 Philip Morgan. lots Of ground
situate in the Third Election District
of Anne Arundel county. known as
lots Nos. 3i-32-34 and So in Section
II, consideration ST.
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WILL SALVAGE &c
OVERSEAS EQUIPMENT

william j. AnIiigan. Chairman Of
ma knights OF Columbus COMMITTEES
a war Activities, Will leave New
YORK city within d few days for an
other trip abroad Mr., Mnlligan came
IN i hurried visit. and upon his re-
furS to Europe will commence the gt-
gantlc task Of salvaging the property
ACQUIRED by the II. of G. His tour
viii take him into Belgium. France
ana nh into the Rhineland. One % the
interesting jobs ahead for Mr, Mnlli-
ran viii be the dismantling Of the fa-
nous &c. dugout kitchen M at Cob
lanz. Germany, where over 10000, Oa0
western doughnnts we're turned cut
for the Army OF Occupation
This kitchen was operated by K-C,
bakers, who supplied the great Amer
lean demand for doughnuts provid-
ing as many Dis $4,000 for divisions
.enbarking for home Shortly after
the stars and Stripes took over the
wacht Am Rhine" the K. of G. or
ganization which had hot-footed along
the trial Of the.sAmericans, discovered
The great building which later was ill-
stalled with American Ovens furnish
ed By Casey. for the perpetuity 81
the doughuut,
The salvage work which Mr.. Multi
gan is going to direct involves hum
dreds Of thousands Of dollars worth q
buildings and warehouses which will
have 10 DC aismantled These build.
ings and their contents. the past home
Eof many Of the fghting Americans
where they found fun and pleasure
Iafter trip 10 the front lines are
widely scattered al points arount bel
Eiean Moods. Chateau 4 hierry The AT:
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TmE STATE MEMORIAL

Again the question q the me-
mortal to be erected by the State
10 its soldiers and sailors is being
agitatcd, and next month Cover
nor Harrington and Mayor Brocn-
ing will have conference upon
what form Il should take, and
what the Legislature at its next
session will be asked "a do in the
matter Whether a legislative APP
preparation should be made for
the memorial, or whether it
should be erected with funds SUBJ
scribed by tile public is yet TO be
decided.
Some action BY the Legislature
IS undoubtedly necessary, and il
il highly probable that the views
II the soldiers and sailors them
selves Will be anthoritatively laid
before the Assembly BY members
who served IN the A. II Il and on
the seas I.ieut.Col. Willard r,
Tydings of Hartford, Private u. Le
Siegert III Anne Arundel and men
in nearly every political sub diyis-
ion Of the State will be candidates
in the primaries Of one or the otll-
ii parties, and some Of them are
certain to he sent to the State
House The comptroller Of the
State Treasury will be either Ma
ior Brooke Lee or Lieut. &C olonei
Amos I'M. w. Woodcoek, who
saw service abroad.
The bridge over the Chcsa-
peake Bay makes the greatest APP
peal to the whole State. The
bridge would require an expendi-
ture III $4,000. 900 or more, and
It's cost may probably prove u be
prohibitive, Notwithstanding the
hold It's vast utility and solid per-
inanence has taken on the public
mind.
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THE MARYLAND BUDGET
system

Governor Harrington, in 4
statement prepared for the Ma.
tionai Budget Committee de-
clarcs that the Inauguration IF j
national budget will 20 far to
ward rectifying evils in the fed.
eral financial system He holds
that the great war debt aud taxes
that continue to soar out of all
proportion 10 the population arc
sufficient inspiration 10 the citi-
xens Of the United States to de
lnand that Congress adopt q ma.
tionaI budgctafy system.
The Governor has a firm belief
in the salutary eifectsa budget
plan will have iii governmental
affairs based upon Maryland's ex-
perietice with a carefully thought
out system Of estimates.
IT'S budget. which has served as
d model for the budgets adopted
III many other States, was incor-
porated in the State government
In 1918. Previous to that the
financial affairs Of the State reach
cd such condition that the treas
ssiry was embarrassed BY a million
dollar deficit.
Speaking Of Maryland's expert
enee and ali the same time urging
the adoption by Congress Of 4 ma
fional hudgetary system. Cover
nor Harrington said million
dollar deficit in 1915 aroused the
people of Maryland to the need for
an effective budget plan a bill
was passed through the Iegisla-
ture proposing an amendment to
The Constitution providing for a
budget system The amendment
was adopted by the people and
now the budges is 4 part Of the
Constitution Of our State
The Governor rexises estimates
furnished by the State Depart
tnent and officers of the State and
submits them to the General AS
scsnbiy The General Assembly
cannot increase the amounts, but
il can strike them out OF decrease
them
Maryland's budget, the most
complete and effective budget
system Of any State in the Union,
was the outgrowth of Governor
Harrington's own experiences as
i fiscal officer Of the, State, and his
far-siglitcd grasp Of IT'S financial
affairs Its workings have been
Of inestinsabie value in teaching
the country the scope and prac-
ticability Of a national budget. as
recommended by President Taft
and President Wilson. When
Senator Nelson Aldrich, foremost
among the business Inen-s hates
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10 TILE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY

/ hereby announce my sGndidaey for Mem
Or III The House 81 Delrgates. subject 20 ne
Urinary elsfti0a 10 Be held in september. lAie,
rpalile that the most promising TART q cur
onllty has been annexed q Baltimore lty
md under The changed conditions ths cs5snts
sllI have 10 b. rerutlstrucfad 70 nIeet sohaitioa
Is fiisy exist &.
K, work ntlcessingly for the bcst Interest q
be county and State,
ENOCH Il JOHNSON.
soilsy Postolice. Anne Arundel 10. hid
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ORDER o. PUBLICATlON

n wILLIAM GILI.MEYER. late al Laks
Shore. Maryland.
YnH are hereby notified thata Anal ru. e FIR
nvaref hiss been granted against ron nj shs
suit III Mary fsiilmeyeF. yDEr wife, which
VII he heard IN the Courf IF Common
Pleas No. 8 1T Philadelphia Comfy. Com
nonwsalth ri Pennsyivanga. NJ IHBe Term
1918 M 4IaS nm MONDAY. THE I5fll
IaAY or SEPTEMBER, Al ID. 1919 on
which Aay ron may ~appear sHd sh0v
aMSe, IL anv you have. why Raeh liypFee
~ ri ST Fcls \ Ell
Attorney Tor LibelIant.
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transfer
IN CITY AND COUNTY
RECORDED IN COURT
Many Deeds Of Realty Are Filed
During Last Several
Days Here
PRIMROSE" AGAIN SOLD


Transactions In real estate In the
city and countyAtIll continues on tho
boom. and number OF pieces Of prop
erty have changed hands during tho
last few days, as indicated by the fol.
lowing deeds recorded In the ONCE oil
The Clerk Of the Circuit Court
August II
Deed from John K Culver and wife
to Il Warren Rice. 2 lots Of ground
situate at Brooklyn Park. Fifth Eiec-
tion District of Anne Arundel county
known as lots Nos. II and IL In Sec.
ton 10 4 consideration $5
Deed from levin r.. Kelly and wife
10 Lawrence Merrill. lot Of ground
situate near the village Of Eastport
In the Second Election District 81
Anne Arundel county. known as Lon
No. rs. consideration $40
Deed from wv Meade Holiday to
Frank al MarkIs and wife, lot d
ground lituate on Market street In
the city Of Annapolis. Nd. considera-
ion $40
Deed from Cora ]. stallings 1T ii. ID
Milton q. Hopkins. tract al land sit
nate lii the First Election District oI
Anne Arundel county, containing aboui
one acre OF land. more OF less, con-
sheraton $L
Deed frem George Hallikas and wife
to Grover C loft and wife. tract oi
land situate IN Anne Arundel county
containing two acres Of land. more or
less. consideration SIS.
Deed from John w Carter and wife
and Workingman's Building and Loan
Association To ]. Newton Gilbert. los
-of ground located on Camp Parole
read. Germantown, in the Second EIec-
ton District Of Anne Arundel coun-
". consideration $40
August liz
Deed from W Thomas Kemp and
Ridgely r Melvin. attorneys. to Arr
la e Corner, tract Of land situate la
the Second Election District Of Anne
Arundel county, known al sPraEn-
rose. containing ss!07 38 acres of land.
more or less. con sideratfon SIS.
Deed from The Vest Brooklyn Land
aad Improvement Company to Bruner
Il Anderson. tract Of land situate In
Anne Arundel county. no considera-
ton mentioned
Deed from Gustav Al Wagner and
wife TO william Greer. and wife. loi
of ground situate in Anne Arundel
county. containing one acre Of land.
more or less, consideration S..
@ Deed from Gustav Al. Wagner and
wife % Joseph Greer and wife, tract
of land situate lii Anne Arundel coun-
ty, containing ona acre OF land, more
or less. consideration SIS.
Deed from Bruner X. Anderson Ell
n. 10 8. Colquftt Pardee ct al. 2 lots
of ground situate III the Fifth Eiec-
ton District Of Anne Arundel county.
consideration S.
Deed from Joseph f Wagner and
wife ct al to Harry 3. Wagner and
Grover q wagner tract 81 land sit
Nate il Anne Arundel county, consid-
Grafton VS.
Deed from ALERT II Wagner and
wife TO Hurry r WAGNER and Grover
G. WAGNER. trac Of land situate in
Anne Arundel county. containing i
~ -Ioo acres of aiad, more OF less, con-
siaeraaiOn IS.
deed frOn fhs5 Curtis Bay Realty
Company to MarUsret Runge, 3 Lots Of
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men 81 the country, said years
ago that he could rim the financial
affairs Of the United States on q
business basis At . marvellous saw
ing 10 tho taxpayers, he was far
in advance of sentiment Of the
G. q. e.
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rIHE JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY
Baltimore, Maryland
ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS
STATE SCHOLARSHIPS IN
ENnYyEnRYnrf. couRaER

ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS for the De.
saFtInrnt Ut Engineering, well as for the
0llegA Of Arts and Sciences, viii Ne held IN
iilman Hall Homework. M0SDAY. TIL IRIS
A NJ each day.
APPLICATIONS FOR SCHOLARSHIPS
N THE DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING,
SiahliShsd under the provisions III The Laws
/ MARYLAND, Chapter 30. 1912, viii nov b
FceiTed III 4here il more Chan one applicant
III = particular scholarshiF. competitive ex.
mi,tstion must be tsken FRIDAY SEIaTEAf-
gER 10. beginning 1t A. u Appointments
Sill he made soon thereafter.
Each Legislative District Of Baltimore Cts
nd each county Of The - ate. with the Fxeep
ion az Howard, Qupen Anaes and Somerset
ounfiek will III entitled To one 0r more scholar
hIps for the Iaf0sIa2D, Ia addition 10 those
IiFeady assigned to resident sisIdentss In The
hree counties mentioned above all the avail
HE sehoiar.hips hhyc been awarded.
Under the provisions of the Act of Assem-
ly. ths County and City Scholarships In the
DspariIneaa of Engineering are awaried only
deserving students whose financial circnfn.
saRces are such that they srs unable " ebs
ain al education III Engineering nRlrss fres
nftion IS granted 70 them The Scholarship
,ntitie the h0iders u free tnition. free use Of
ext books. and exemption from al regular fees.
Dne Of The Scholarships IN eseh -Connty and
ach Legislative District of the City eaf1spS
ilso the rsEm Of 500. The eyHenSe NJ attend
tnre for those Vi no do not receive scholarships
s mot greater than at other MARYLAND inxiis
usiong
Scholarships may BE Awsrded 10 graduates
y Loyaia college. 81. Johns CoilgEe. Washing
on College Western MARYLAND College Mary
and Agricultural College. Ut St Nary's Col.
eye Rock Hin Colle-e.
One srhnlarship viii b. awarded al large e
Aprslicaats should address The Registrar,
The Jalns HOPKINS University. for blank forms
Il application and caialvxues giving iFfnrsrsA
ion Is to examinations, awsrd Of scholars HRS
ind courses ~ instruction. THE Be1t session
,eSins TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 40. 1919
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ANNor NeEMENT

herpby annount.e MY candidacy for the
,IsItp az aun2fy Commissioners &C Anne
ARUNDEL County fer the Steond lsstfigf.
subject ID the aetian ri the iletiesfa tl'
,rlInaYiea Ia September Your supiuft
viii Dc appreciated .
~ MILTON IltH4 "A f4&4s#S
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gonne Forest alonr !.
Meuse ami Ill es.ry f iesl Il
long long trail sloa q
unaauntel MAINS psfa..
from the Swiss 6ar.,,.,, t,s
gian COAST "a iii n
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President Wilson ID giving serious
attention 10 the high cost OF living. /"
He's 4 saIaried man. you know.
Louisville Courier Journal
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ANNOlN(kMF Mt

HEREBY announce myself ~ caHtii-
lata fs.r ntefnberssiI, on the State Cen.
r.i committee az the Democratic party
nbiecf 10 the prllnary,
JOHN aeT D0EW.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-15

soap In shlpIoads Is now going 70
Germany. but there are some things
that wont come out 10 the wash.
Philadelphia North American
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-15
. TIIE I.oI.srIEYIKs.

Carl vi. Ackerman. the famans war cor.
respondent aays boiaheyian. fhs SERPENT
whose fanEs have strnek this country.
Vas spread through seriea II masked
variable artieie III The Washington star.
Sunday, Angust IL ai5
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LOST

4.e,sT 40 al Nest ~ between Church
circle ana Cathedral ST.. IT Jewel ai,sttl-
fase Hamilton witch Return 70 1ati.
al 0fiiee Reward 500 aIs
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WHAT
EXCHANGES SAY

II d scare caused pork TO drop $3.50
a barrel Id one day. what kept It
higher before I Philadelphia Inquirer.
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Senate bumbleheeg will be humble
bees before The President gets through
with them. Honey making Is their
business. not buzziness Brooklyn
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WANTED

M.sNTEr-A weillaS. 81 it sanklns snd
ai5
Il NNgEIb-Maid Tor general honsewerk-
= ta..iy so Il. shower 81. ais
~ tNTEgp--1,t rent & or Isreem hlus" gu
ar before Sept 1afh, tamniuut,sate with
ts0i Mnrratleie SUPPLY t1flicer camp
Mss,ie his
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ii Aforementioned wttb private faulty q
y0unr nsaf Address Boz iAs ut
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No question OF the civilization of
the redskin can remain when he takes
to forging checks to buy automobiles.
san Francisco Chronicle.
With one commission raising wages
and another raising fares, shippers
and passengers should have the time
of their lives New York Evening
Post
Fl II must seem quite novelty to the
people Or Washington 70 have Presi-
dent Ii their midst once more Ro-
Post Express.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-15

MaNFY ri I,s1AN--on mortgage In sums
rs entt ON rear onabie terms. Farttal
payment allowed. james II Munrge. 4 6
tarney. " -
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HONEY 10 LOAN

MnwwY r6S a.oAN---M0ney TO ltan IN
Aauaposss. MI Jyls. 9
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FOX RENT rooms. newly .aprred and
pafHted. wafer and gas. Severn Ave
Eastport so. Inquire next door. ais
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FOX RENT--FurniShed room Tor gentle
man only Good location Apyhy IN.
1aain street ais
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Attest
FRANK II. SMITH,
City Clerk.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-05-27

First publication April y, last May q.
state OF Wisconsin. Circuit court. Marathon
County.
Augusta Rapraeger.
Plaintiff.
Albert Kolbeck and Agnes Kolbeck. his
wife. Harry II. Overtoom and EsteIIe
Overtoom. his wife, Fred Brand, Adolph
k Holub and Mrs. Anna McLeary,
The State OF Wisconsin, to the said Deten-
dants. and each Of them:
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service of this summons.
exclusive OF the day OF service. ana defend
the above entitled action In the court afore-
SAID: and In case of your failure so to do.
Judgment viii be rendered against you accor-
ding to the demand of the COMPLAINT
kreutzer. Bird. Okoneski & Puchner.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
n. y. Address. Wausau. Marathon County,
Wisconsin.
Note: The summons and complaint i'm the
above entitled action Is on file With the clerk
OF the circuit court for Marathon County, and
the action affects the title to the following
uescriDed premises, towit: Beginning at
point three hundred and tWentythree 1929
Feet east OF the southwest corner of the south
section twenty-five (22). in township twenty
nine S29) north of range five (5) east, Marathon
county, wisconsin and running thence north
Two hundred and tH5Ftyone (231) feet thence
east one hundred and eightyeight (iSS) feet
tneDce south two hundred and thirtyone (23D
Ieet. Thence west one hundred and lightweight
uss) feet. to the place of beginning being same
property described in deed in Volume thirty
t50l; OF deeds onpage two hundred and thirteen
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-05-27

FIrst publication May 2O-last June Pa
State OF Wisconsin, Circuit Court Marathon
County
Gustave lander. Plaintiff,
Barbara Reesbeck, Martin Merck. the un-
known wife OF the said Martin Merck II llV
Ing, and the unknown heirs and deyisees OF
any OF said defendants. who may be dead
and all the unknown owners and claimants
of the following described premises. tO-Wit
The South one-half of the North-eaSt quar-
ter OF Section number twenty-eight (2Sl In
Township number twenty-eight (2S) North
of Range number six (6) East in the county
or Marathon, state OF Wisconsin, and con-
tanning eighty acres, more or less, according
TO government survey, Defendants.
The State of Wisconsin to the said defendants
and each of them
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service OF this summons,
exclusive of the day Of service, and defend
the above entitled action i'm the court afOre-
said. and in case OF your failure 50 TO do,
judgment will be rendered against yOn ac-
cording to the demand of the complaint. OF
which copy is herewith served upon you.
REGNER & RINGLE.
PLAINTIFFS Attorneys
Post office address Wausau, Marathon
County, Wisconsin.
Note: The duly verified complaint ia this
action is on file with the clerk of said court.
and this action affects the title to the premises
above described. REGNER & RINGLE,
Plaintiff S Attorneys.