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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-04
Dir UtRrn1rlt unn Nfnnuinfu.

9te Eiertpelt Meug11ineas, Der
.groBten SSnieI Der @roe, lit reid uno
~irtereiiant. Sic groBen &aubtiere
feblen bonitan6ig, bod gibt es biele
giftige S9langen, 11no in manben
6liiiien piele &rofo6ile. urter ben
&angurubs iino sic bier Mrten
@a1tn1fdrgurubs Sic fonoerbariten,
neil fie nit Der @ebenoigfeit BON
@i6fdbden bon 8aum gu 8anm
fprtngen. Die Bail Ser @0gel ,1n6
sic @ra6t Tires @efieoers lit al1Ber-
or6entlt@ groB. Snsbeion6ers bd11-
fig fin6 Die pra@tig g%efarbten &a11.
ben, @apageien, Sliegenfdnger, @a-
ra6iesbogel, &onigfreiier un0 @isp0.
gel. @ie &araoiesp0gel geben bon
Meuguinea MIR auf sic auernd9ite1t
SSnielrt un6 1ur i1 elmer Mrt onf oas
a11itralif9e Seitlano iiber, iin6 a1Io
fit Meuguinea beion6ers @arafteri.
ftif@. sic bil6en cine @ruppe mo-
Zig GROCER @0gel, iino in ibrem
8a1t 1tn6 in ibren @emobnbetten Sen
@aben nn6 Starer am abnli@ite1t
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-04
Das wtib int Dalmhalt Oct $teiu>
'eitmen(tten
pou pr. gunmig pnpt.

flo9tenen 8orten ber5iert lit, ga1t3
abnli@ sen 8%ortenmuitern auf7
manden 11eolitbii6en GongefaBen.
@s tporer ar6ere 2eute, 6ie mod
Dem gn6e Ser dlteren Stein5ett III
oos mitt1ere uno peltli9e guro-
pa einridten. @ir i6lieBen Dies
aus ser oben gei6iloerten 11el1en
&ultur, Die int groBen @an5en I'M,
permitted einiebt, menn mir aud
NIT 3temli6er @abridetnltbfeit a11-
nebmen miiiien, 6ab nibt oie gait
&c oltitein5ettli6e 8ep0lferung ber-
f6munoen mor,. ion0ern 6aB &elte
5uridgebliebeu fem m0gen, 6ie nit
Sen 11euer M~nf0mmlingen beri9mol=
gen. 8ober 6ieie gefommen ltn6,
6ariber lit i9on bel gei6rieben
un6 gereoet mor6en. Meuer6ings
nimmt man auf @rnno ser Ser.
f6ie0enbeiten 6es Stils, in 6em 6ie
&0pfereien ber5iert fino, an, 6ab
man nit 5mei &i6tungen Ser Set
funft re6nen muB, un6 5par fol-
len Die Stdmme, 6eren @efaBe nit
19nurf0rmigen M11itern ber3iert
ftn6, aus 6em Mor6en, 6agegen Die
ienigen NIT ban6per5ierten @efaBelt
aus Dem 5iooiten ~eingepanoert
fem. 9o6 muB 6ieie feinere I'm
teri6et6ung gegeniiber 6em gemal-
tigen Sortl@ritt in ser @ultur, Sen
6ie iingere Stein3ett ols @an5es
bartlett, in SEN Sintergrun6 treten
un6 cine an6ere mtbtigere Srage
it6 erbeben: @em geb0rt ser So
penantet1 BEL Ser S6affung ser
re1te1 &1tltur> oen sic ilngere
Stein5eit alS @an5es BARTLETT, in sen
&intergrun6 treten un6 cine an6ere
mi6ttgere Srage ii@ erbeben: @em
geb0rt Ser 20menanteil BEL Ser
S6aff1ng Ger 1el1en &l1ltltr, Sem
Monne ODER 6em @etbe?
Sd 6enfe, 6ie 8eantmortrng 6ie=
fer Srage ioute ni6t f6per fallen.
@ir laiien ia gerne Dem Mann 6as
@eroienit, 6ur& SeriteI1tng beiierer,
gei61iffener un6 gut befeittgter
Steingerdte 6ie @riteu1tng felt eit=
gerammter @obnbittten n116 @tol=
lungen nit 2ebmmdn6en 1n6 6amtt
a16 Ser @ritebung groBerer 6orf-
abnlt6er @nlagen gef6affen 5u ia
ben. @ir moqen ou6 anrebmen>
6oB sic MGnner in 6ieien Mnlie6-
lungen fir Seitbalten an 5itte 1tno
&e6t geiorgt un6 lire Mngeb0rtger
gegen fein6li@e Mngrtffe bertet6tgt
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-04

belaubten @ipfel Der 8dume. 9ie
MGnnden perian1meln iid III fleil1er
Trupps bon 10 Bis 20 Stiid, mel9e
Die gingeborenen San5geieui6after
nennen, auf getuiiien, gemobnlid ieb'
boben, %iperrigen uno oiinn be6latter,
ten @alobarnnden.
.l1m iib ser @ara0iespogel gu be.
mddtigen," er5ablt &oienberg, uge'
ben bie piloen @ingeborenen Dor
@erguinea in %folgenoer @eife 81
@erfe: Sn ser Sago5eit, Sic in sic
Mitte ser trodenen Sabres5eit falt.
iuden fife erit sic 8a11me al1f5uipii:
rem, auf melden sic @0gel iibernad):
ten. ltn6 mel6e meiit sic boditen oes
@aloes iino. &ier erbauen iie iid
in oeren Meiten cine fletne Siitte alts
8lattern uno 3meigen. nngefabt
cine St1n6e Dor Sonnenuntergat1q
flettert ein geiibter -@6ibe, periebeu
nit &feil nnb @ogen, auf Den @a1tm
berbirgt ii6 in Ser Siitte 11no -tpartet
in gr0Btmogli@er @tiue sic Mnfunfi
ser 80geI ab. 6omie iie beranflie,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-04

3uridtung zines Seueriteinz8etles.
men pabri6einlt6 gu Del perarbet-
tet muroe; BON 8ur5elgemiiien Die
@a1tinofe; bon Silienfru6ten 6ie
2inie, @rbie uno 8obne; bon mebl'
rei9en Srii9ten sic mi9tigen sc.
treioegrdier, 6ie Strife, 6ie @erit tie
un6 Sen @ei5en. Tint oies apeS
ri9tig im Snterelie Ser 6amilie gu
bertpen0en, meld cine SiQe bon
.Mrbeit fir 81 @eiber, bon oem
g%iniammeln Ser reifen 6rii6te Bis
gum 3ermablen Ser &0rner auf ben
Mabliteinen, gum 8ereiten bon Geig
un6 gum Grodnen ser &%rotflaoen
a,tf beiBen Stetnen!
: uno penn Die Speiien nit 3u=
iab bon @alier gefo6t per6en iol>
ten, 10 tpar 6tes ebenfauS pieoer
Elm gegen friiber gan5 1e11es Ser
fabren, tpo5lt erit 6ie geeigneten
@ei6trre (E0pfe, @apfe 11itp.) ge'
i6offen fem muBten. Mu6 6ieie
Mrbeit tpnroe bon Sen Mannern ger
ne Ben @eibern uberlaiien. limo
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-04

lr11o gldn5en our6 lire p%unoerbaren
gorben fopie 6ur6 oie eigentlmli@
angeor6neten af5eiiorii6en Seoern,
Die nls S6meife, @6iloer ooer ST.
der bal6 Dem &opfe, bal6 Dem &uf<
fen o6er oen Sdultern entipringen,
aber gem0bnli6 a1f Sos ma1nlibe
@ei@ledt beidrantt itno. @le @ei-
ienoen, sic fte in ibren beimatli6en
2Gnoern beoba6teten, ipreben iid,
nit @nt5iiden iiber tie aus. &S 2ei=
ion Sen eriten 8araoiesDogel Hber
ii@ tpegfliegen iab, nor er bon iei>
11er S60n6eit 10 bingertiien, bob er
Sen @ogel MIR nit ben Mugen per-
folgte, fid aber ni@t entidlieBen
fonnte, ouf i'm 5u feuern. 8eitanoig
1T @epegu1rg, fliegt Ser @araoieSbo-
gel bon Baum 5u Baum, bleibt aie
lange o11f 6emielben 3meige ltiQ
iiben uno berbirgt ii6 beim minoe=
item @erau19e in 6ie am 6idteiten
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-04

gen, i6ieBt er iie ei1en tint oen OFT
6eren bequem nieoer nno elmer lei"
t1er @efabrten, Ser ii6 am 6lrbe
6es 8al1mes p%erborgen bat, iu6t oic
gefanenen @0gel 5l1iammen. Dieie
i~tiir5en tot 5u 8o0en, penn tie nit
idarf geipibten @feilen g%etroffen
peroen, gelangen oagegen 1&nberiebrt
in 6ie @an6 6es SSdgers, tpenn iie
init @feilen geibolie1t muroen, Sic
mebrere, ein 9reied bil6enoe Spiben
baben> 5mii6en sic Ger &orper bes
8ogels 6ur6 6ie &raft 6eS S4nlies
eingeflemmt miro"
rMan m0dte num-" fagt 8allace,
ubieaeibt glauben, oab sic unper,
lpun6etett, lebeno erbeuteten @ogel
eir1em Sori9er in beiierem 3uitanoe
iiberliefert miir6en alS Sic 6ur6 ben
@61tB erlegten; aber Dies lit 6nr@-
aus ni6t Ser SAL. Sd bin niemals
NIT ei1em Boraoiesbogel 10 geplagt
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-04
Soneefabe a1ts Der @tein5eit.

pie baben fie ii6 ibrer Mufgabe ent'
le6igt! Die G0pfe bon ieoer Sornt,
Die mir in Sen 2an6- un6 5eenieoer<
la1iunge1L iopie III oen @rabern Der
2eute ser iiingeren @tein5ett tn
Sen, fino nidt MIR meiit taoelloS
obne Drebidei6e geformt, ionoern
o1t9 gut gebrannt nno bielfa@ NIT
eingertbten ooer ei%ngeorndten 8ers
5terungen III geidmadpoqen Mu-
1tern ber1eben, Muiter, sic ft4 an Ell.
ne an6ere tpeibli9e Sanofertigfeit
onlebnen.
@don Sos S1edten bon &orben
nn6 on6eren 8ebaltern aus 8etoen,
8tnien, @rGiern, mie es sic 6euer-
I6noer un6 an6ere @iloitamme 10
prd9tig beriteben, mar ar6 fi9er
cen neolitbti6en Srauen befannt
un6 muBte ibnen bie prd@tigiten
@orlagen fir sic @er3ierung ibrer
Sopfereien bieten; nod mebr aber
Die Gle6tereien uno @ebereiet nit
eeiponnenen Safern, sic ibnen Der
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-04

boben. Iber Sic Sauptia6e, Die
Gorge fir 6ie gruabrung un6 oa-
NIT fir sic @rbaltung Ser Samilien
nno 6es gor5en Stan1meS fiel 6o9l
Dem @eibe gu. Man mar ieBt ni4t
mebr auf Ben 3ufaa ange mieien,
Oh sic notmen6ige pflan5lide @ab'
rung eingeiammelt meroen fonnte
o6er ni6t, ionoern 6ur9 6te @rbeit
6es @eibes, 6ur9 Ben Sadbau, pur-
6en ii@ere @rtragniiie getponne1,
sic ou9 fir Sen @tnter aufgeboben
uno ie6er3eit bon Ben @eiber11 &c,
i9roten, gemablen, gebaden nno in
Sen ielbltperfertigten Sopfen nit
@olier ober Mil9 gefo6t peroet1
fonnten.
Gin .tpeiterer tpi9tiger &l1nft i'm
@auSbalte 6ieier 2eute lift geraoe Die
Mi19mirti@aft, sic in 6en &anoen
6eS @eibeS lag un6 eS tbr errnog'
li@te, ni6t 11ur iid ielbt gut gu er>
ndbren, 1on6ern a19 Der &inoer<
iterblidfeit, sic ionit bel Maturp0l-
tern obne Mtl9pteb cine traurtge
@oue ipielt, 5pedmaBig bor3ubeu'
gen.
8e6enfen mir ferner, baB sic 8e-
fleioung Ser 6amiliengenoiien nidt
mebr ausidlieBli6 ouf 6ie bon oen
Mainnern gelteferten Seize angetpies
fen tpar, SOB btelmebr 6aS @eib
aus 2einengeipinnit quite, reinlt6e,
lei6t maidbare &leioer mob, 10 miro
man ni6t aniteben fonnen, 6aS 8eib
ber iingeren Stein5eit ais Ole Seele
bes 6amoligen Sa11sbaltes gu be-
5ei6nen.
5reili9 tpar ibr 2eben ein Da-
iein bon miib1eliger 4rbeit, iolange
Der @am Iid ni6t gu beiierer 8ei-
bilfe berbeilieb, %lolange Ser &ad-
balt 6eS @eibes ni6t Dem eigentli-
9en Mderbau NIT o6er obne 8ei-
bilfe bon M%rbcitStieren 8lab mad)te.
9a5u geborte ser Bflug, bon 6eiien
&orba1oeniein in Der. lungeren
Stein5eit mir ober feine &1tnoe ba-
ben. Bob1 piiien nit, Dab ser
@afenpflug, cine &artbol5itcnge nit
einem fniktpinfliaeu 4itanidb, bis
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-04

Meben Der Mil6mirti6aft ieben
pir o11o sic neolitbii6e 6ran onr9
oen 8etrieb oes &adbal1s in ange;
itrengter @eiie fit sic 8eoirfniiie
ser Sami1ie iorgen. Saben ptr
6o6 6urd sic Mrbeiten Ser 8fabl-
baufori9er einen genal1en @inblid
in Sen 8e1tanb ser 6amuls ge5oge<
ren M6brpflan5en getpornen. 9a
fan6 man Sen Mobn, 6eiien Ga
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-04

- angenebme Sem o II,
belt 49,. @iiien Sic, 5rau ST.
ipeftor, men11 ib mir etpas miinide,
6ann braud' id) 6apon nur 51 trall<
men - u16 mein Mdnnden fauit
es mir!"
u8ielo 6as?"
n@eil id int Sdlafe ltets lallt
rebel"
9a'
me lin @eieuihaftstoilette, fi6 bon
ibrem Mann perabi6ieoen6): "Du,
alfreo, faus gu frii6er nod Sanie
fonmlt ais i4, 10 gib Ser &obin fur
morgen oas SriibItid berauS. Sen
5peiiei6liiliel fi1belt 9n in met
11em Soilettenfdltden o0er in ser
Observation-Disclosures er ni9t
cuff Dem 8iifett ODER I'M Na9ttil9
liegt. Muber0em iieb' nod, Oh i'd
i'm ser &atbi nidt idon gegeben
ODER i'm iteden 9elaIlen babe. etn>
geitedt, slmab' i'd, bob' i'd tbr1
mht."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-04

lit ein @treibbol5> 6as man pora4.
lei ser Gii6fante maize at 6ieie ber=
ait legt uno 6arauf int re9ten Wi11<
fe1 elm 5meites 9trei6bol5, oaS oie
Mibtung na9 Dem 3iele gu nimnrt
uno nit oem einen gn6e ettpas iiber
sen Eii6rano %beroorltebt. 9aS 3iel
lit Elm 6rittes @treibbol5, III oas
man am @n6e 5pei Gini6nitte
madt, un6 Damn Sic Splitter gu Ell.
mem 9reifuB ouseinanoerbiegt. Muf
oieie @eiie fann mat1 Dem Sol5
leibt cine ienfredte @te1ung perlei<
ben. SCUM i@nippit man IN be-
fainter @eife NIT 9aumen nno
3eigefinger bas @eiGob gegen oas
8iel lin uno beriudt, 0ieies gu
treffen un6 um5utperfen. 9as er.
foroert einige @eididlidfeit, 6amit
man nidt 5u frr5 trifft, ober a1d)
nidt ieitli4 bonn 8ie1e ms @laue
binein fnaQt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-04
5tret@4oltarttllerte.


Sc min aues gelernt iein, a1io
audi 6as SdieBen. @an5 beionoers
6ann, pern man, pie IN beiltebeno
%abgebil6eter @eife ge5eigt, 1r1r ein
Gtrei6bol5 als @e16oB GUT @erfiis
g1ng bat un6 oamit Elm onoeres
Strei6bol5, 6as mitten alf DEM 81
i@e itebt, umi6ieben ion. Set Die
fer Spielerei fommt fein &nlper
un6 fem Seuer in 8etra6t, Die Ga
DIE farm alio a1f ie6em Gii@ aus
gefiibrt tperoe1t uno 5par gletb bon
mebreren @erio1en, oie it9 oa11n
NIT ibrer u&anone" rnno INN ben
Slid berum itelen. 9ie &arone
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-04

Dns &onistum oes @inaagigen
unter Sen 8lin0en lit oaS ein5lge
emig le9itime.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-06-22
SMOKERS

EOR genuine reSouecefulnesS ind
a Initiative the American blueiacllet
has no equal the world over. Give Lin
half chance, the skinnieSt hint of an
idea, and you'll get more actiof than a
two-tailed comet
Smokers prove it. The fleet has
them Saturday, nights n4w and then.
They're like stag parties ashore in n
way. But think Of a THOUSAND stays
and half thousand guests Picture
them young and vigorous, and curbing
the ardor of their spirits by the same
strength OF restraint that gives them
10 fight like men.
The band plays and the movies
move. and the Irish boSun warbles his
seagoing best. Up goes tremenjus
roar "The heavyweight champeen OF
the North Atlantic fleet" bellows an
official announcer. Follow six vicious
rounds In tarred rope circle, decks
sanded for blood as Of old.
But It's most fun 10 trade with an
other nation. In Cherbourg some years
ago ten tarry PoiluS visited the flagship
as a committee 10 invite the crews of
American men-of-war to a Christmas
celebration ashore.
There was no volunteering. All
hantlS knew the finn to come. Lots had
70 be drawn. On the gala night two
hundred husky descendants of La
fayette'S "cheres anlis" lined the-Cher-
bourg quay and Iockstepped up 10 the
town hall.
A giant Christmas tree stood at one
end ConstelluttonS of colorcd candles
Sparkled through lis branches from
top 10 bottom. Under each candle
hung n package one gift for each
guest.
"S-h-h-h" A French host held ZIP
his hand. "peur friends II is beauti-
ful this night that you should be joy
ful with ~. Now" pointing gracefully
toward the tree. shall we have the
presents;'
The brief speech was well said. But
unfortunately II was in French. II
langug ge not commonly spoken in our
great navy. Md unfortunately one Of
them started forward.
Instant action resulted. The Yankees
charged. They swept the tree from its
monrlngS. They swept ii through the
great halls after window, in roar
ing rolic',ing mob they swept IL down
the street and into their waiting boats.
Call IL rude and rowdy. Sniff and
turn away. You're wrong. That was
the grandest example Of resource and
initiative some of us will ever know.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-06-22
LONG LAKE

Parties from Lowell and Ionia
chaperoned by the auctioneer, n. c.
Thomas, of Caledonia, held basket
picnic at the lake, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Vandeneen,
of Grand Rapids, are spending their
honeymoon in Lakeside cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Coe and
grand daughters, Helen and Virgin
ia Nelson were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Downing in Lone Pine
cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Howard had as
Sunday afternoon guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Redemsky and the result
of their fishing was ten pound pike
and four pound bass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Brown and chill
dren and Ruthell Kelley and staying
in the Wildwood cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Moore called on
the Long lake friends, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McVeigh, of
Hubbardston, also Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Tabor, Mrs. Fred Dengate, Wilbur
Vaner, Mr.. and Mrs. Don McVeigh,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon McVeigh and chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. ID. o. Nc
Weigh spent Sunday in Idlehour cot
tage.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs
john Haberstumpf were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Dell Pulsefer, of Ionia and
Clarence Cole, of Lowell.
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs
Art Brown were Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Kelley, of Belding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Tracey and
daughter, Lillian and Miss Vivian and
Miss Hattie Benedict spent Sunday
afternoon at the lake.
Mrs. Mary Batson and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Rasmussen and
daughter, MARVEL, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Madsen and daughter, Esther, of
Greenville and Pete Nelson spent
Sunday at the lake.
Sunday guests at Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Shows at their cottage were:
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Hunter and Mrs. C.
w. Hunter, of Mt. Pleasant, Joe Cook
of Ionia, also Mr.. and Mrs. v. 6. All
chin and daughter, Cecil, Of Fenwick
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. +. Chapman and
daughter and grand son. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Surbytours and
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Vanderveen,
the two couples who are the newly
weds were in Belding, Sunday.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-06-22
Down Home

"Down Home" the skies are bluer,
"Down Home" the girls are truer,
"Down Home" our woes seem fewer.
Amt it so?
Down Home" the laugh rings clear
'Down Home" our friends are dear
And Heaven. somehow, seems near
Better go!
When you're tired out and jaded,
and the whole world seems all
wrong;
When the flowers of hope are faded,
And the days just drag along;
When the skies are gray and dreary,
And distractedly you roam;
With heart that's sad and weary,
That the time you need Down
Home.
There's a path that leads to pleas
There's a path that leads to pain;
There's path that leads to treas
To be found and lost again;
There's a path that leads to sorrow
It's no pleasant path to roam;
But you find a bright tomorrow,
When you take the path Down
Home.
When the girl you love has left you
And you're tired out and blue,
If of all JOY she's bereft you,
And you don't know what to do.
Let this ray Of hope come stealing,
1t will brighten up the gloam,
And dispel that dark blue feeling,
If you take a trip "Down Home.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-06-22
LEGAL NOTICES
STATE OF MICHIGAN

The Circuit Court for the county
of Ionia, in Chancery.
Nellie league, plaintiff, vs.. Melvin
league, defendant
Suit pending in the circuit court
for the county of Ionia, in chancery
at the city of Ionia in said county,
on the 18th day of June A. d 1921.
In this calse it appearing from af-
fidavit on file, that the defendant is
concealed within the State and that
his last known place of address was
Cheboygan, Michigan, and after del
igent inquiry she has been unable to
locate him there.
On motion of Hawley, Eldred &
Gemuend, plaintiffs attorneys, it is
ordered that the said defendant, Mel
vim league, cause his appearance to
be entered herein, within 3 months
from the date of this order and in
case of his appearance that he cause
his answer to the plaintiffs bill of
Complaint to be filed, and copy
thereof to be served on said plaintiff S
attorneys within fifteen days after
service on him of a copy of said bill
and notice of this order; and that in
default thereof, said bill be taken as
confessed by the concealed defendant
And it is further ordered that with
in twenty days the said plaintiff
cause a notice of this order to be
published int he Belding Banner
News, a newspaper printed, publish
ed and circulating in said county,
and that such publication be continu-
ed therein at least once in each week
for six weeks in succession, or that
he cause a COPY of this order to be
personally served on said concealed
defendant at least twenty days be-
fore the time above prescribed for
his appearance.
Frank ID. M. Davis;
Circuit Judge
Hawley, Eldred & Gemuend,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Attest:
A true copy.
Mildred Lind, Dep. Clerk. July 27
The Belding banner-news., 1921-06-22
Did He &c, -

Awry was in the habit of asking his
uncle for pennies. To break hiEl or
the habit his uncle told him he would
give him pennies sometimes bur never
when he asked for them. One day
Awry went 10 his uncle's room got
down on the floor and said. "lnrie
Albert. I'm just hooking fn II t'enny."
The Belding banner-news., 1921-06-22

Frank Writ and family. Mrs Lu-
clan Cornell, Mrs. Laurie and children
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Bloomer and chill
dren and John Norton, Mr. and Mrs.
George Fisherman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred fisherman and daughter, Helen
spent Sunday in their cottage.
Sunday guests of Mrs. Ella Frost
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FOR SALE-1916 Model Ford Tour
ing car. lit w. Liberty st. 7-3-tf

FOR RENT-Cottage at Long lake
best location, all furnished camp,
including boat. Water in cottage
lots of room, big screen porch,
near water front. Will rent by
week or month or for the season.
Tel. 246-W. Frank j. Kane. 421
Leonard st. 60-52-tf
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in her cottage Lookout We're: Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Hozelett and caughter,
Evelyn, of Ronald and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Bennett, of Orleans, Mrs. Mary
Wilbur, of Orleans and Miss Lucille
Bright of near Shiloh.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Sherwood and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Spaulding spent
Sunday in Oak Grove cottage.
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Pin. Ilnes

The pipe lines in America ISed O.
carry petroleum from the wells To- ren-
tral points for storage or 10 refinerlrs.
are sufficient IN length to girdl, the
earth at the equator
The Belding banner-news., 1921-06-22

Gee. just hear the CUrnetist! He is
n Windy CusS and can make Sounds
such as were never heard on Land or
Sea. And when he plays "The End of
Perfect Day" the Milk Curdlesr out
in the Kitchen. the Neighbors leave
for Down Town and all the Dawgs
start to madly Running in Circles.
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WANTED-To lease for two years,
large house with privilege of buy
ing. ''X'' care of Banner-N News.
26-5-1
The Belding banner-news., 1921-06-22
STATE OF MICHIGAN


The Probate Court for the county
of Ionia, in the matter of the estate
of Joseph p. Martin, deceased.
Having been appointed commits
sioners to receive, examine and adj
Just all claims and demands of all
persons against said deceased, we do
hereby give notice that four months
from the first day of June A. ID. 1921
were allowed by said court for cred
itors to present their claims to US
for examination and adjustment, and
that we will meet at the office of
the Citizens Light Co. in Belding,
Mich. in said county, on the 1st day
of August A. d. 1921 and on the 1st
day of October A. ID. 1921, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon of each of said
days for the purpose of examining
and adjusting said claims.
Dated June 22nd, A. ID. 1921.
Maurice A. Reed,
Rufus Morse,
July 6 Commissioners.
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WOOD FOR SALE-All oak. Deliv-
cred in two cord lots at $4.00 per
cord. Peter Humenny, phone 1856
Or, of Mark H. Brown, phone 221-r
16-4-tf
The Belding banner-news., 1921-06-22

FOR SALE-A mission porch swing
and an oak chair. Phone 333-R.
26-4-tf
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! Want Column
" One cent word.
Nothing inserted for less than SC

FOR SALE-House and lot. Inquire
of l.. III. Weeks, 610 Broas street.
19-50-tf
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WANTED-Ro Close to fac
tory. Modern. Cpl Harrison Ave.
24-4-tf
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FOR SALE-A number of concrete
blocks and brick. Ed. ID. Enge-
mann, 939 South Bridge st.