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Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-08-11
Notice of Mortgage Sale By Ad-
vertisement


vertisement
Notice is hereby given, that that certain
Mortgage, executed and delivered by Anna
Skye and Thomas Skye, her husband. Mortga-
gors, to Ready-Made Farms Company. u cor
poratlon, Mortgage, dated the Srd day of
April A. .. ninteen hundred and ninteen. and
filed for reeord in the Office OF the Register VI
Deeds for the County Of Sioux and State of
North Dakota, on the 10th day of April A. D.
1919, and recorded in Isook Big of Mortgages
1t page 237, will be foreclosed by a sale of the
premises I'M such Mortgage and here natter
described, ut the front door of the Curt
House in the town Of Fort Yates, in the Coun
ty of Sioux and State Of North Dakota, at the
hour OF O'Clock p. M. on the. 10th day of
4 September, A. d. 1921, to satisfy the amount
s due upon said Mortgage ON the day of sale.
The premises described in said Mortgage aud
which will be sold to satisfy the same, are
those certain premises situated in the County
of Sioux, and State of North Dakota, and des
cribed as follows. t0.wit: The Southeast quar-
ter (SE4) of section fourteen u4) in township
one hundred thirty u30) North of range eigh-
ty-three 1887 West of the Fifth Principal Mer-
idian, containing 100 acres, more or less, accor.
ding to the q. s. Government survey.
Default having been made in said mortgage
In the payment of interest when due and the
payment ofttaxes for the years 1910 and 1920
there will I'D due on such mortgage ON the date
Of sale, including the sum of OF, paid for
taxes. the sum Of Eight Hundred Seventy.siA
and 3s-lOO Dollars t$s7B.3s). besides the costs
ana fees of such foreclosure
Ready Made Farms Company.
Corporation. Mortyagee.
!. N. Steen.
Carson, North Dakota,
Attorney for Mortgagee.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-08-11

sTRAYED-one bav saddle
horse, strayed away from Kenel
about July End, branded 97l on
right hip and v on right shoulder.
A reward of Ten Dollars is offered
for recovery. Ben Two Horses,
Cannon Ball. N. D. 81,
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-08-11
BIDS FOR COAL

Notice IL hereby given that the Hoard Of
Fort Yates School District No. 4 will receive
bids on the following:
9s Tons Of Screened Ignite Coal. more or
less delivered I. q. IL. Selfridge. North Dnkota.
II Cords of Dry WW d. cut in IL inch lengths,
to be delivered as follows: cord TO each of
the IA school houses In said District.
Bids will be opened ut the Clerks Office
Saturday September 3. 1921 at 2:cO o o'clock r. III.
Certified check of S. per cent of amount of
bid must accompany each bid. Proposals fled
without check will not be considered.
The foard reserves the right to reject any
or I'LL bids.
BY order of the School Board.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-08-11

TAKEN up One dark bay
Welding. white stripe on nose, three
white feet. Owner can have same
l,y paying for THE nd and Keep If
the horse. Oscar Peterson, Thur.
tsEk. $. 2.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-08-11
Support

81 why DO yor have Those rails
lheys Il ta RrsveRt Rssgls RR|R.
st.allne Feass gaodsi" 81
ss Y a 4apy Are for people to catch
bold Of when thsy hear Of our prices. x
Copenhag zen Ravnaas e
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-08-11
-keeneMyI,.

''You favor strict economy. a.
course 6. 81
s Yes," replied Senator Sorghum.
But my attitude toward economy ID
= good deal the same ~ my attitude
toward the violin. / want the other
fellow 70 DO the practtcing and Let
me do the applauding. Z &
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-08-11
slignla AM stsvlslss. I

/ 1l1MlMSsnt ~ Vlsloe, g. y
I II suppose you are prepared to- d.
liver some great speeches. =
Is Not long 0nea, replied Senator
Sorghum, 'Qne word may decide tie
future ofaR man In my position. nv.
serything depends on whether you know
just when to say tAys and whenSSts
ny. i.ss 81,
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-08-11
Old Holzapfel's Jar
Of Peaches
By HAZEL SMITH.
l@. 1874. western Newsp. per Unisn.t

(@. 1921. Western Newspaper Union.l
People said that old Rogers was !
miser.s but that statement was tncofs
rect. Rogers had been msser. he
had scraped and hoartled during thirty
years of labor, SO that now. though
he. was barely fifty years Of age. iie
locked Older But Rogers ltad retired
three months before, thanks to some
wisely made Investments, and now,
with fifteen thousand dollars at his
disposal, he was still living on In bis
little twO-room fiat on the East side
Of New York, and trying to stretch
his cralnped Imagination and plan his
life anew. ii : 81
Bitterly he. regretted that he ufAs
an old bachelor without . friend or
wife, sweetheart or child. s.s,s I
Rogers had gone to the dellcatesaeli
store Of his acquaintance. H0izapel.
Ito buy sonnet thing sul,pars Jsl
cooked his. own supper upon q. tAE
stove In Ills, apartment.
II, think, J" he sud after he hadsmade
his purchases. 'that I'll take some pr.
served fruit" tt
"Why, Rogers. you're beco,nlngsA
spendthrift, regular spendthrtfts
said Holzapfel jestingly. Il
Rogers patronized the old GermsHi
from long habit. a
well, I've got some preserysl
peaches" said the old fellow. But
.,.st ,,,,< Il, ., lROvs,,l
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-08-11

If IT, y
J: The most dangerous agent Of vice
and crime in America today Is the
illicit drug bootlegger, say federal all-
thorities.
Operating through highly organized
syndicates, and supplied. by interna-
tional smugglers, the dope peddler
has in this country more than 9 mil l'lI
lion clients.
L. G. Mutt, director Of the federal
narcotic field force, says thousands Of
addicts are young men and young
women. He declares there has been
a great increase In the number Of
girls Of respectable families who have
been lured into .drug rings"
Toledo Drug Center.
Toledo, O.. is said by government
operatives for the narcotic field force
to be the chief distributing point In
the United States and from there the
underground channels ramify to otiiar
cities as far away as the Pacific
coast and the Gulf.
The big volume of opium and co,
caine enters the United States at the
port of New. York, Is there safeguard
ed by counterfeit labels, routed
through Canada and again enters the
country through Toledo.
One dope syndicate in that city is
known to government agents to be
financed to the extent Of $500, 900 and
has $150.O00 always available for de-
tense Of arrested hirelings, though
none Of the principals have ever been
apprehended.
The chief source Of supply IL said
to be certain English interests.
Legitimate importations Of opium In
1917 ran to 86,812 pounds and in 1920
jumped to 628,971 pounds, according
to the governments monthly summary
Of commerce. Thus far In 1921 there
is a considerable drop.
Women Az Addiets.
Available statistics show about an
equal number Of men and woaeA nd,
diets throughout the country.
The class Of addlcts which constt.
tute public menace through crime
or degeneracy are almost wholly sup
Piled through illicit channels.
All drug users nre not to be Jumped
in one class. authorities state. Many,
they point OUT are such because Of
protracted medication with opiatas.
Generally, 1t is maintained, cases of
medical origin in the 0piate division
remain on practically the same moral
and mental level as they were before.
particularly when the dosage is small.
The Harrison narcotic act recog.
nizes these distinctions in the cause
and nature Of addiction but does not
concede the use Of drugs merely to
relieve the cravings Of the confirmed
user not otherwise diseased.
The law Is rapidly Tightening up
aoHrces Of hitherto legitimate supply.
and thausRnds Of habitues confronted
with this satnattoR have elected to get
their supply from WA so y! 9 2
at exorbitant prices. {.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-08-11

Par f,la th1 MaddInl e,sw &;
s7hpreAFs those who once dresy = ~ ~;
tcasltase ~ demanded Yorick Hams. q
ST I'M hat now ll'.s 4
IS y ere out Of gasoline. z .ouisvillssl
lOouffsf euinal. q.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-08-11
MILLION DRUG
ADDICTS IN|u. S.
Most Dangerous Agent Of Crime
in America.
TOLEDO CENTER Of TRAFFIC

Girls Of Respectable Faml,,e. Are
Lured Into "Dops Rings" Says Gov
eminent offielal-chlsf Source Of
Supply 10 Said to 30 Certain Eng.
fish lnterssts-Law Rapidly Tight
enins Up Sources Of Hitherto Lsgit-
innate Supply. "a
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-08-11

The Law ssS cempsnsatisn.
ny son. beware the cares that lurk
p asdishonsiit furry. e -. s
A.EFxffttttEF d!8eln:t; a8 Auch very
{ Hlt heN Al hss te WefFY!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-22

Masarykovi. lie Sofie, 5. rlina.
Casopis Mir, organ sledno-
cennc narodni a pokrokove-ll-
beralni strany, promlouavle o
triumfalni cest6 presidenta M
saryka Morayou i Slovenskem,
komentuje yyznacne vyrodi
prcsidentovo prayi: Masa-
ryk jako skutccny vudce a. q
postol naroda HASA zasady a IA
klady, ma nichz jedine mozno
vybudovati moderni stat. ZVla
ste nutno zapamatovati 81 slo-
va, iez pronesl K profesorum 9
studentum vysoke technicke
skoly Brne, ze nestaei pestc
vati pouhy intelektualism, ale
ze nutno dbati take moraln
IvychoVy k modernimu demo.
kratismu a spolupraci ma Wy
budovani osvobozene vlasti. |
vadeie konecne Masafykuv W
rok, re cilu socialismu nelz,
dosahnouti nasilim, nybrz dsi
lovnou praci a vychoYou,clanel
konci sloVy: "Tak mluVi mou
dry vzd6lauy nacelnik statQ
PraIi bychom 81, aby mas kral
nase vlada re SLOW Masaryko
vych 81 wall nouceni."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-22

JTeuuOSt~ uOSIdl ten Sldfy
partyka, John d. Rockefeller
a jeho Standard Oil Company 4
Kdyz uz Sc to stale, bud pa
nubohu poruceno ia vim, re
z poGatku jsem slibil, re nebu|
du davati Ceskosloveliske Re
publice zadnych dobrych rad,
nez, po zralem uvazeni, prece
dam jednu: At 81 V Ceskoslo-
Ivensk6 Republice vSechno, co
|se da pfibiti, pribiii a to do
brymi hrebiky, zadnymi oby-
Iceinymi ''Sindelaky", a ieSte
bych nechtel ruGiti "a to, re
Standard Oil Co. 81 nevezme,
co bude rotrebovat a co Sc il
hodi, j kdyz to bude pribito.
Uvelebi-li Sc Standard Oil
ICo. V Ceskoslovensku zahy, O.
bavam Sc, ze nebude ami zadne
potreby pro poradani one OBJ
chodni vypravy ceskosloyen-
sk6 Ameriky. Kdo pax by 81
lieste troufal uciti nase rodaky
I've vlasti obchodnim methodam,
lkdyz tam budou miti takoveho
luGitele, iako jest Standard Oil
leo. Chtel jsem tez dati pfiStim
lnavst6vnikum do Ceskosloven-
Iska dobrou radu, ably nell ne
lustale ruku ma kapse - bude-
Hi tam pusobiti Standard Oil -
lnez neuGinim toho, nebot' by
Sc to mohlo vSelijak vyklada-
til.
Pres tn okolnost, j kdyz Sc
Ipfi tom petrolejnictvi zapo-
Imnelo ma krajanstvi, mann Il
lprimnou radost, re Ceskoslo-
lvenska Republika vubec muze
I slaviti narozeniny jako svobod
ny, samostatny stat a re
tom SVEN tretfm roce nenl an
bolsevickou. jako Rusko, an
reakcionarskou, iako Jihoslo
vansko a jsem iist, re raduj
Sc ysichni upfimni Cesi a Slo
vaci a re priidou radovati Sc
!, nasimi legionafi pristi patek
/ kdy vzpomenuto bude tect
: Icasd hroznych i &rasnych, kdy
: bylo bojovano hejenom "a svo
: bodu a neodvislost, ale "a So
I motny zivot ceskoslovenskeht
4 naroda. Jak kratky cas- uply
nul, a prece yzpomina Sc NJ
to iako al luzny sen, Jako NJ
: Ikrasnou pohadku, ma. to swat
I mad Semi, ma tu lasku lidu zdei
= siho pro rodnou zemi, ktera
! pripade mnohych tech nadsen
/ cu byla vlastn6 rodnou ZEN
llieiich rodi6N neb prarodicu
Zdali nikdy jindy, aspon
omen den, %. fijna, nell by
ichom kazdoroGne vzpominaI
ma druhe obrozeni ceskoslove
" skeho naroda, ma ieho jaro,
: jak jaro bIva, boureni a bu
: raeenim hromu a nadhernyr
/" slunecnem, ma Zapas, mem
, mnozi jednotliyci zahynuli
I Inedockali sc konee, aVSak NJ
. rod sci "a svym cilem a dosat
jej.
Smrtefni jsou iednotlivc
nesmrtelny Jest narod, jen
ide "a syoji iasnou hvezdol
: ienz vemym Jest sam sob'
: Dne %. fijna 1918 nova jai
= na hvezda vZeSla ceskoslovel
y Skemu narodu!
4
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-22
FEUILLETON.

bylo Y CeskosJovensku liz ne
kohk tisic navSt6vniku, Ae li-I
ste n6kolik set Sc jich tam usa-
dilo, zdali kazdy Z mich ne
dial Republice aspon jednu do
brou radu, tn nekonal svoJi'
vIasteneckou povinnost.
Zdali vSak prece Ceskoslo-
venska Republika dobrych rad
potfebuje nemuze Sc bez
Mich obeiiti, at pocka do jara
- nikoli. "az bude fiala', ale
al tam piijede obchodni vypra
va y ceske Ameriky. Uz je to
v proudu, az Sc tisknou OMAN
ky a tato vlprava slibuje, re
nam konecne povi, jak to V Ce-
skoalovensku doopraydy vypa-
da. Y tom, co ona fekne, ne
bude zadny sentiment, ienom
obchod, jest to obchodni W
'prava. :
Ie teprye az We ctyrtem ro-
.ce trYani Republiky bude w
slana 2 Ameriky obchodni w
prava, z toho nebudiz odvozo-
vano, ze snad tam az dosud
iezdili jenom lide, kterym byl
obchod span6lskou vesnici. TO,
prosim, ne. Neminim Sc Znova
dotXkati obehodniho poslani
p. Vosky, ma nehoz zustayaii
ienom tklive yzpominky; on
nebyl tim jedinym obchodnlm
geniem, jenz chtel Republice
pomoei ma nohy - a re il na
mjste toho wal "u huby', K
tomu jist6 pusobili jeste JIM
cinitelove. Nine jenom test to-
/ re nezdar p. Vosky neodstra-
tsil iin6 vIastence zdeiSi, ovla.
dane Stejn0u touhou - pomo.
lei Republice.
Nelibi Sc mi vsak. re Repu.
blika, podle vseho, pranic ne
da ma krajanstyi. Odvozuji t.
od petroleje, kdyz isem jil
pr tom petrolejnictyi, dovolu
lii 81 tlumociti nadeji, ze Jest i
iCeskosloVenske Republice vice
Ipetroleje, nez-li jei ia onoht
icasu nash kasejovicich. L,
Jest Velml dojemna, nikoli vsal
bohatyrska epopeJe.
Ano, nezaDlram TO, tezce ne
su, re kdyz Republika Cesko
slgVenska musela Sc "Splesti'
8 temi petrolelniky, medal,
prednost krajanum. ia zusta
cely tumpachovy, kdyz isen
cetl, re syndikat S jednim pro
minentnim Cechoamericaner
Y cele, habidl Republice pui
.cku dyou milliard korun a ie
ste line vyhody ia trochu toh
petroleie. ia Sc domnival. Z
Zdejsi rodaci 5 takovymi 81
mani, iako isou milliardy, nc
doyedou ami zapoliti a ocek;
val isem bezpecne, re jakm
: lie omen prominentni Cechos
meritan yyfkne syoji nabidkl
cely narod zaGne jasat "Slaa;
| va "Na zdaaar!' a re ht
/ mem bude ruka Y rukaVe a
: 10 petrolejnictvi zustane Y G.
. skych rulzou. Ano, to jsei
: ysechno ocekaval, ale ocekal
/ NJ toto bylo trpce zklamano
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-22

Pristi patek, %. riina, bude
tedy Ceskoslovenska Republi-
ka slaviti sve trilet6 narozeni-
nv. Jest to utly v6k, tim "a
jiste kazdy bude souhlasiti.
Mezi lidmi Sc Y tom veku ne
kdy naidou zazraene deti, ale
60 Sc q tech "zazracnych de-
IT, stale po dosazeni dospele-
no yeku, nebo zdali no dosa-
hly, o tom obycejne historic
ml6i. Takove "zazracne d6ti"
obyGeine bavi lidi, ale ze vse-
no nejIepSi jest normalni
vzrust pro male caparty nor
malni zivot. Myslim, re byti
"zazracnym dit6tem" nenl
zadnou rozkosi, treba ze to ro-
!. dicum milujicim yroucne, ale
nikoii mOudre, pusobl radost
a vzbuzuie to u Mich polity hr-
dosti a pychy, kdyz Sc fekne Q
tom ieiich potomku po meci
nebo 30 preslici. re "je to zrov
na zazracn6 dite."
Myslim, re kdo smysli dobre
Ceskoslovenskou Republi-
kou. AMI si nepreic, aby to by
10 neiake "zazracne ditd" Y
tech svych trech letech. Neaa-
ia od nj zazraku. Hazraky "a
Gala d6lati Republika Ruska a
ono to Slo dobfe, pokud mela,
iak Sc fika. z echo kousat.
Kdyz to doslo, bylo po zazra-
cich. Nedavno Sc vratil Rus
lia ieden americky radikal,
ienz iel tam Iuzoyymi bry-
lemi ma ocich, $ ruzovymi bry.
lemi tam chodil vratil Sc !
mimi, pres to Nsak doznal, ze
y ruskem prumyslu pracujt
sc ienom Y = procent TO jest
zdanliye sucha cisliee, ale
kdyz ona znamena, ze je !
Rusku vseho ienom l5 procent
at Sc to il nebo nosi, nebo &
g tim nebo-v tom iezdi a samo
zfeimc, ~ bolseyicti pohlavar
pamatuli prHni rade na sebf
a tech - procent asi talk PR
sebe spotrebuil Bidy nouz'
jest RusNu s. procent, coz
temi l5 cini 100
Takovych zazraku, iako Re
pubiika Ruska, Ceskoslovensk;
Republika nedelala, tfeba u
neschazelo Nh zazracnycl
doktorech, ktefi il to doporuc'
vali Tekla krev, kdyz Repu
blika odeprela pozriti iejicl
patentni medieinu, nikoli o
ysem tech l3zracnych dokto
ri, nebot' ii NJ isot talk zpozdi
Ii, ably sli tam, kde sc strlli. I
davali si ma sye drahocenn
@Nuzicky" pozor ia Rakousk
proc BY ie meli vyatavoya
Ii nejall6mu nebezpeci ia re
publiky 7
Jest to starym obytejem, d.
vati k narozeninam darek, ne
toho iiste Ccskoslovenska IL
publika nebudc otekavati o
chudeho noyInafe. Abych
dagal dobre rady, tech dost;
va tolllt, ze jest ku podivu, z
2 toho neni celia pitoma. [
yazme ienom. ze cd ptevrat
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-10-26

the men serving convinces us that
our church is a real church whenever
the testing hour comes.
Our choir sang both morning and
evening, and as usual swung off with
their usual dignity and composure
that convinces us of their ability, and
their joy in serving through the spe-
cial talents they are entrusted with.
Well, folks we told you just what
to expect from DR.. Talmadge and DIR.
Rowlinson, but we received even more.
The interest of such able men in our
church and community gives US renew
ed spirits and sends us out with a
greater Observation-Disclosures church
program over.
Come worship with us next Sunday.
Men don't forget the Fellowship Club
at the church Sunday evening.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-10-26
Golden Weddiug,

On Sunday, October 10th Mr.. and
Mrs. Tosten Anderson were pleasantly
surprised by a number of relatives,
neighbors and friends, the occasion
being their fiftieth wedding anniver-
sary. The visiting guests served a
sumptuous dinner about 100 plates
being laid. Rev. S. X. Thollehaug
gave a speech and presented the hap
Ply aged couple with a substantial
collection of gold coin as a token of
esteem from those present. The gold
en- wedding was celebrated in the same
house ghere the wedding occurred
fifty We IS ago and where the family
have lived since that time Among
the guests now were many who were
guests at the first wedding.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-10-26

Andrew Mellem of Viroqua, now
with the Peter Newburg Clothing
House at Lacrosse wants every man
and young man in Vernon County to
see the wonderful overcoats they are
showing at S25, $50 and $35. They
also pay your railroad fare or gaso-
line bill
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-10-26

A complete line of children's knit
ted headwear novelties assorted pat
terms at The Blue Front Store, Ellef-
son & johnson.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-10-26
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the friends and
neighbors who so kindly assisted us
in our sad bereavement, the death of
our little Louise, anu for so much help
and thoughtfulness of us through
Helen's long sickness, from which she
is not much improved at this writing.
MR. and MRS. BERT HENDERSON.
If its flour of the highest quality
you want, then buy Ardee. Nothing
so good as Ardee. Sold exclusively
in Viroqua at the Farmers Store.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-10-26
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

Sunday school at 10 a. M. Morning
worship at II; c. E. Society at $50;
Mems Fellowship club at 7:30. Our
Fellowship Day" last Sunday was a
complete success. Every one wore
genuine smile and the Fellowship spir-
it was the one spirit. Every one con-
nected in any way with the necessary
work, worked Loyalty. The systematic
work of the ladies in the kitchen and
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET
Long Island.

FOREST HILLS GARDENS.--Seven room
house, baths, 2 porches: May i5-October
i may be seen by appointment Saturday
nnd Sunday. boulevard 65S7.
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
Staten Island.
Long Island.

ST. GEORGE HEIGHTS, s. I.-overlooking
bay; single. suite. Tompkinsvfile 2715.
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
REAL EsTATE-OUT OF CITY.
New Jersey-Sale or Rent.

PRETTY Colonial house. New York;
win sacrifice new. artistic, year round. de-
lightful home, white clapboard exterior; only
SO 800 on easy terms, almost like rent, buys
It: balance OF 800 can remain on mort
cages has six large rooms, tiled bath, steam
heat, parquet floors. electric light, running
ated on plot 100x150 feet fine garden space,
shrubs and flowers in profusion; close 10
pretty lake, stocked with fish: select. con-
churches nearby: this Is the chance OF n
lifetime to obtain home at fraction OF real
worth; could not be duplicated at less than
Si2 900: ideal Communication 10 New York
City. Address The OWNER, Post Office
box 37s. City Hall Station, New York city.
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SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY.
PETER J. MALONE and JENNIE L.
SWEENEY.
Plaintiffs.
Against
GRACE g: MEsERoLE and PETER"
MESEROLE, her husband (the name Peter
being fictitious. the true, real Christian
name of said defendant being unknown to
plaintiffs). GEORGE RICHARDSON, JANE
RICHARDSON. his wife (the name Jane
being fictitious, the true, real or Christian
name of the defendant being unknown TO
SARAH" RICHARDSON. his wife tthe
name Sarah being fictitious. the true. real
or Christian name of said defendant being
and JANE LEWIS. his wife (the name
Jane being fictitious. the true. real Chris
tian name of said defendant being unknown
LEWIS. his wife (the name Sarah being fic-
titlous, the true, real or Christian name cf
said defendant being unknown to the plain
tiffs). LUCINDA CLARK and JOHN
CLARK. her husband (the name John beins
fictitious. the true. real or Christian name
OF said defendant being unknown 70 the
plaintiffs), GRACE DRINEI.EY and JOHN
DRINKLEY, her husband (the name John
being fictitious. the true, real Christian
name name Of said defendant being unknown 10
GRACE" LEWIS, his wife (the name
Grace being fictitious, the true, real or
Christian name Of said defendant being un-
fendants. or any of them, be dead. his. her,
or their heirs. devisees, executors, admins
cFeuttOrS, Nenord ana grantees and
their husbands. wives or widows. hedrs. de-
yisees, legal representatives. creditors lien
ors, grantees and SUCCESSORS In interest, and
their husbands. wives or widows, IL any. all
OF Whom and whose names are unknown to
the plaintiffs.
Defendants.
To the above named Defendants and each OF
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO an
swer the complaint in this action and 10
serve copy of your answer on the plain
tiffs attorney within twenty days after the
service of this summons. exclusive Of the day
OF service. and In case of your failure to ap-
pear. or answer, Judgment will be taken
against you by default for the relief de-
manded in the complaint.
Dated February 10TH 1921.
JAMES Il. FINEGAN,
Attorney for Plaintiffs,
Office and Post-Office Address,
Beel1nan Street.
Borough of Manhattan,
New York City.
GRACE g. MESEROLE, PETER" MES
ERoLE; I6S9 her husband. GEORGE RICHARD
GAR NJ. RICHARDSON. SARAH RICH
ARDsoN. his wife. GEORGE LEWIS.
lane" ~ LEWIS; his wife. SIMON LEWIS.
CLARK. JOHN CLARK. her husband,
GRACE DRINKLEY, JOHN" DRINKLEY.
her husband. MARVIN LEWIS. GRACE
LEWIS, his wife:
by publication. pursuant to an order OF Hon
orable James G. Van Siclen a Justice OF the
Supreme Court. dated the 7th day OF April,
1871, 1921, and n f,led With tho complaint in. this
County OF Kings, at Brooklyn. New York
Dated. April IL. 1921.
Yours. &c.
JAMES T. FINEGAN,
Attorney for the Plaintiffs.
Beekman Street,
New York City.
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