The Washburn leader. [volume], October 08, 1915, Image 6

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LEGAL NOTICES
ET~Noticea published under this
leading will *e charged legal rates
according othe law and no affi
davit Will be issued until all publl
cation charges are paid.
SUMMONS
SmU ot North I taikic fca, County of
McLean, ss.
Xa District Court, Sixth Judicial
District.
Mwis Kesselring, Plaintiff.
4 vs.
I 5»»«i W. Mc.Kinuey, Sarah McKinney,
sanmtimis written Sarrah McKin
tmy and other tiniws written. Sarra
MoKmney, Augiust Eriksson, and
T.be Manistiquo Bank, a oorpora
4if Miinistique, Michigan. Defend
ant.
Tho Slum of Nont.li Dakota to the
above named' Defendants:
You and each of vou are hereby
auHBRtonod to answer the oomiplaiinit
in tiiis action a -copy of which is
•hereto annexed and herewith served
upon. you. and to serve a copy of
youx answer upon the subscriber at
bto ctfk-e in tho City of Washburn,
McLean County, North Dakota, with
in (SO) days from and after the ser
vice otf this S luminous upon viou, ex
clusive of the day of such service,
wud in case of your failure to ajp
Tffutt or answer judgment w.ill bo
-aa'kon against, you for the relief de
cmajid'-d in: the Complaint.
Bwtiwl at W'ashiburn, North Dakota,
this jsth, day of September, 1915.
James T. McCulIioch,
Aittorney for Plaintiff, Office and
iPiusit Office address, Washburn,
Nbr.h Dakota.
Tc the* Above Named Defendants:
Please take notice tfluait this action
is brought for the purpose of quiet
ing title in the Plaintiff to the fol
lowing real property situated in the
CSouuty of McLean and State of
Btorth Iaikota, and described as fol
lows, to-wit: The West Half of the
Southwest Quarter (boing Lots 3 and
4) of Section Eighteen (IS), Twp.
144, Range 81, West of the Fiflth
JVin/dijial Meridian, and thaft no
personal claim Is miade against any
«tf mid defendants.
Doted art: Waishburn, North Dakoita,
this 13th, day of September, 1915.
James T. McOulloch,
Attorney for Plaintiff, Wash
burn, North DaOcota.
The summons and connplaiinit in the
above entitled action have been- filed
in the office of tihe Clark of the Dis
trict Court in and for MioLean Ooun
*v. Niorth- Daktata, September 14th,
181S.
Jiaiues T. McOulloch,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Notice For Bids.
Sealed bids will bo received until
2 p. m., October 5thi, 1915, by the
Board of County Commissioners of
McLean County, North Dakota, for
furnishing and installing an electric
Sighting plant, for the Office Build
ing and Jail Building at Washburn,
2i. D.
Itoeh bidder is to submit his own
plans wiiith bid.
The Board reserves the right to
Teje-ol. any or all bids.
E. C. Stocker,
3-t. County Auditor
Sale of Land.
Notice is hereby given, that in
vrorsuanie of an order made 011 the
i*th day of July, A. D. 1915, by the
Hon. J. T. Berdahl, Judge of the
County Court., in and for the County
of Pierce, State cf North DakiaUi.
the undersiigncd the T. A. Toner,
•She Executor of the Last Will and
Testament of Phillip William Cook
ing, late of th/ City of Medicine Hiait,
in the Pimineei of Alberta, in the
.Dominion of Canada, deceased, will
on Tuesday, tin 28th day of Seipteim
SKT, A. D. 1.915, at 4 o'clock in the
afterncon of that day, at the front
door of the Court House in the City
«f Washburn, Count'/ of McLean and
Sltafe ot North Dakota, offer for sale
and sell at public auction to the
Mghcst bidder for cash, subject to
•confirmation by the Judge of said
Gounty Court, these certain lots,
jiecos or parcels of laud siituate, ly
ing and being in the County of Mc
Ijeau and State of North Dakota, and
described as follows, to-wit:
The South-west quarter of the
North-west quarter (SWViNW^) Lot
Sour (4.) Section five (5,) and South
east quarter of the North-east quart
er (SEViNEVi). Lot one (1) of Sec.
S, Twp. 149. Rue. 80. West hialf of
lie South-east eiuarter (W^SE'/i)
and East half of the South-west
•Hoarter (E'/iSW'/i) of Seic. 32, Twp.
3G8, Rge.. SO.
United Aug. 25th, A. D. 1M5.
T. A. Toner,
Kxocuttr cf the Last Will and
Testament of Phillip William
Cocking, Deceased.
Residence of Executor,
Grand Forks, N. D.
albert. E. Coger.
Aittorney for Executor,
Rugby, N. D.
Notice for Publication.
iDepa rtnient of the Btteriior, U. S.
liand Qfifioe ait Biairteundk. No. Dak.
Seipt. lnttih, 19(15.
Notice is hereby given that Era
4Bt -H. Johnst.cn., of Sanger, No.
Hah., who, on March 27, 19113, made
Homestead Entry, Serial Nlo. 016766,
fcr the N'/n of SE14 and NV2 Sw»4
•f Section 4, Fowinshiip 143 north.,
Baoge 82 west, of the 5th, Princiipal
•eridian, has filled notice of Inten
tion to make Final three year Proof
to establish claim to tihe land above
incribed, before Willlaan T. Haimmel
CSerk of Court at Center, No. Dak.,
«B Nov. 3, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
James MoCone, of Hensler, No.
3Mr., James A. Locke, of Hensler,
Mo. Oak., George E. Dltfyy, ot San.
No. Dak., Archibald F. MoMas
r, rf Sanger, No. Dak.
P. E. Byroek
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8ummons
State of North Dakota, County of
McLean.
In District Court, Sixth Judicial Dis
trict.
W. J. Bkkcrt, Plaintiff.
vs.
Bismarck Loan & Trust Company,
B'simarok Loan & Trust Company
of the Territory of Dakota, a cor
poration, and Joseph W. Brewer,
Defendants.
The State cf North Dakota, to the
above named Defendants:
You are hereiby summoned to an
swer the complaint in this aoti/on,
which saiid complaint is on Cile in
the office cf Clerk of the District
Court of McLean County, North Da
kota, and to serve a copy of your
answer upon the subscribers within
thirty days after the service of this
summons upcin. you, exclusive of tho
day of service, and in case of your
failure to appear or answer, judg
ment will be taken against you by
default for the relief demanded) in
the complaint.
Dated this 14th. day of Sept. A. D.
1915.
C. F. Maennel and John E. Williams,
Attorneys tor Plaintiff, Wash
burn, North DaJkota.
Notice of No Personal Claim:
To the Defendants above named:
You, and each of you, are hiorefoy
notifJcd and given to undersitand
thiat the above action' is commenced
Cor the purpese of quitting the title
in plaintiff to the following real
•estate, to-wit: South Eiast quarter
of Section Three, Township One Hun
dred, Forty-four, Range Eighty-two,
McLean Co. N. D„ and further, that
no personal claim is miade against
you the saiid' defendants herein or
any of you.
Dated this 14Kh. day of Sepit. A.
1915.
C. F. Maennel and John E. William
Attorneys for Plaintiff, Wash
burn, North DaOcota.
Notice of Chattel Mortgage Sale.
Nlotii.ee is hereby given that default
bias been made In the conditions of
thiat certain Mortgage miade by Henry
Iverson of Coleiharbcr County of Mc
Lean and State of North Dtaltoba,
Mortgagor, to John G. Maloney of
Underwocd, County of McLean and
state of North Dakota, Mortgiagee,
dated tho 20* day of July 1912 to
seciir:' the foMcwiin.g indebtedness
to-wit:
Se.ttejiilbej' 15, 1913 and bearing In
terest at the rate cf 12 per cent
per annum on which $71.50 was
paid October 2.4, 1913, and which
Mortgage was duly filed i« the"o7-
fi of Register of Deeds of McLean
County, Sitate cf North Dakota, oil'
the second day of AwgjUElt 1912, and
which default is of tho following
nature, to-wit: tliat said incites are
due and umpaiid and that there isi
claimed to be due 011 said Monasage
ait the date cf this Nlotice the sian
of Seven. Hundred Sixty-three audi
One n.cte dated October 30, 1911
for One Hundred Eighty-five and 95
100 ($185.95) Dollars, due October
1, 1913 and bearing interest at the
naite of 12 per cent per annum and
cm which intereist has been paid to
Oatober 1, 1912. One note dated
October 30, 1911 for One Hundred
Elghlty-tfiive and 90-.100 (18®.90) Dol
lars due G11t.cL.e1r 1, 1912 aind bearing
in.:ere.£it at the rate of 12 per cent
per annum and 011 which interest
lKis be 11 paid to November 1, 1912.
One no't diatfd Jily 20,
$2CO.OO wHilcli has been paiid in full.
One note dated July 28,1912 for Two j*P«J*fully rcpreseiuts that cn the
Hundred Fifty ($230.00) Dollars due!a3rd
1912 for
I
John G. Malouey,
Mortgagee.
R. O. Mason,
Attorney for Mortgagee,
Underwood, North Dakota.
Rheumatism and Allied Pains
They Must Go!
flow freely. The body's warmtli
is renewed the pain, is gone.
The "man or woman iwho has
rheumatism, neuralgia or other
pain and fails to keep Sloan's
liniment in their home is like a
drowning man refusing a rope."
Why suffer. Get a bottle of
Sloan's 25e and 50 $1.00 bot
tle hold six times as much as
25c size.—Adv.
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Bankrupt's Petition for Discharge'
fat the District Court of the United
States, District of North Dakota.
In the maittxr of Erva J. Tune
11, I
Bankrupt in bankruptcy.
To the Honorable Charles F. Ami-1
dan, Judge of tihe District Court of
the United) States for the District I
of North Dakota:
Bva J. Tunell, of Dcgden i.n the
County of McLean, and Sitaite Of
Month Dakota, in said District, re
spectfully represents that on the
23md day of February, 1915, last past
she was duly adjudged bankrupt un
der the acts of Congress relating to
bankruptcy that she has duly SUT
pandered. all her property and rights
of property, and. has fully complied,
wiith all the requirements of said
acts and of the orders of the court
touching her bankruptcy.
WKE3RJ3FORE, she prays that siie
may be ducirecd by the court to
have a full discharge from all debts
provable against her estate under.
such, discharge.
Dated this 2.nd day of August A.
D., 1915.
Eiva J. Ttwiiell,
Bankrupt.
Ord«r of Notice Therteon.
District of North Dakota, ss:
riipt, it is,
ORDJ3RED by the count, tihat a
hearting be luad upon tihe same on
the 30th day of Noveimiber, A. D.,
1915, before said Court ait Fairgo, in
said. District, at ten. o'clock In the
forenoon amd tfhait notice thereof be
day of
prcpCT:y'
princi-
of 2 o'clock p. m., on Saturday, the
9ith day of October 1915 That .per
sonal property which will be ^old to
satisfy said Mortgage is described as
follows, to-wit: One 35 h. p. Engine
(Geiiser) and One Aidvaince Second
Hand Separator.
{dhange.
'S61IOO (7«3.56) Lollars fcr
Ial and interest.
Aaid that saiid Mortgage will be
foreclosed by a sale of the personal
property in such Mortgage and here
inafter described., at public auction,
air e.-.bly to the Statutes in such
case made and provided, in, front
of th". Post Office im the Village of
Underwood in the County of McLean Exchange
State cf North Dakota., at the hour
The ccwigestaoii of, the blood in! mail to all known creditors cotpfes
its flow causes pain. Sloan's Lini' of said petition and this order, ad*
roent pencitirates ta the conges- dressed to them at their plaices of
tioni and starts the blood to residence gus stated.
x. v-u
Ytth
On this 3otih day of Seipitennibcr, A. ter. From November, 1914, to June,
D. 1915, on reading the Petition for
J. A. Montgomery,
(SEAL) Clerk.
Bankrupt's Petition for Discharge.
Kn the District Court of the United
States, District of Niorth Dakota
In tlho matter of Robert B. Tunell,
Bankrupt in bankruptcy
To tihe Honorable Charles F. Aan.i
d,3n, Juidge of the District Court of
the United States for the District
o? North Dakota:
Rj'bent i.!. Tunc 11. cf Dogd.en in
^le County cf McLean, and state of
Nicrtli Dakic.it ), in said. District,
Pebrniary, 1915 last past
ho was duly adjudged bankrupt under
the aclts of Coasr ss relating to
bankrujpt.f'y that he has duly surren
dered all his property and right® of
a,ld lias
W'HEIREiFORE, he prays that he
miay be decrsed by the court to have
Datedi this 2nd day of Ainsus't A.
D., 19.15.
Rlobert B. T11n.cH,
rujp ls
a newspaper printed in said, district,
and that all kinown creditors and
CONVICT ROAD
WORK IN STATES
Recent Reports AH Go to Show
Success of System.
FINE HIGHWAYS BUILT.
Continuance of Convict Road Work In
Most of the States Will Depend on
Its Economic Value—This Is Being
Proved by What Has Been Done In
Several 8tates.
Does convict road work pay? The
continuance of the work in most of
the states depends on its economic
vfUuc The
sa'id bankrupt acts, exce.pit swoti de- prisons and prison labor has been in
ttts as are cixcepibed by law from vestigating this side of the convict
road question and has received an
encouraging report from A. D. Wil
1915,
Discharge of the above named Bank- Maiden rond constructed by the con
..., 408 linear feet twelve re-enforced vltri
published in The Wasihlburn Leader a f)ed pipe.
newBJuaiper printed in said district, 8® cubic yards foundation excavation,
and that alii known creditors aind
other, persons in interest may
ap-
.. .... ed to $11,589.92, while the lowest of
pear at the said time and place a«id
show .cause, If any thiey have, why tractors Tfor this same work amounted
the prayer of the said petitioner to $15,418.06, or $3,819.13 more than
should not be granted. the work actually cost when con-
Amd it is futheo* ordered by the structed by the prisoners. Twenty-five
oourt, that the clerk shall send by Per
-v:
ful1^ COf',lied wi^
of the orders of the court touching
his bankruptcy.
national committee on
Uams, chief road engineer of the state
of West Virginia.
The report covers the work at Dana.
Kanawha county, and has been con
ducted under the supervision of M. P.
Walsh for a period, of ten months,
half of which was through the win-
the measured quantities on the
victs from the Dana camp were:
207 cubic yards rubble masonry In ce
ment.
115 cubic yards rubble masonry In dry.
245 cubic yards re-enforced concrete.
22 linear feet twenty-four re-enforced
vitrified pipe.
220 linear feet eighteen re-enforced vit
rified pipe.
22,386 cubic yards unclassified excavation.
The total cost of this trork amount-
four wdg from prlvate con
cei»t
mail to all knaw.n. creditors copies "[J8' therefore, saved by the use of the
of said petition and.' this order, ad
dressed to fhiem ait their plaices of
residence as stated.
WITNESS th.e Honoraible Charles efficient and desirous of success, and
F. Ann Won, Judge of said court, and
the seal thereof, ait Fargo, in said
district, on the 30tJv day of Septem
ber, A. D. 1915.
re-
of the total cost of the work
prisoners.
I The sucecss in this work is pointed
out by the committee to be due to the
fact that the men in charge were
v* 1
ail th3 requiremenits or saiia acts ANA CONVICTS AT WOKK ON SECTFON OP NEW
HIGHWAY IN COLORADO.
a
|so jjad
IJa11.k5u.pt.
Ordieir of Notice Thereon.
Disitrlcit of North Daikcita, ss
On th.!s 1st day of Oici: &be r, A. D.
other persons in, interest may ap- structed by convicts.
pear at the saidi time and place and
show caiuse, if any they have, why
the prayer of the saiid. petitioner
should not .be granted.
Ahd it is further ordered by tihe
Count, thiat the clerk sthall sand, by
W1TNE3SS the Hjonoraible Charles
F. Aimidon, Jtidee of the said Oourt,
and the seal thereof, ait Fargo, Jn
aaid district, on the 1st day of Octo
ber, A. D. 1915.
J. A. Montgomery,
(SBAiL) Clerlt.
Co«d will be delivered at bn6e
if you telephone the Brummund
Transfier.—Adv.
A
Ls
the we
1915, on. residing tihe Petition for which could in many cases be used to
support a prisoner's dependent family.
Discharge cf the above named Bank- ^loradol
OREiEiRE'D by the court, that a the Pikes peak ocean to ocean road,
hearing be hadi upon, the same 011 recently completed by Colorado's sys
the 3Qt/h day of November, A. D., tem of convict labor, are two of the
191a, before said. Oourt, at Fargo, in most perfect mountain roads in the
said District,, at ten o'clock In the United States.
forenoon and that notice thereof be Tjie Ute pass road follows the ancient
a I a a
,published in, The Waehtounn Leader
ual-e
a
0
the prisoners
j. jjeurt, go that they secured interest
ant
good will in the work.
a full discharge frc/m all dehts prov- A hundred and nineteen miles of
aJble agaii.r.ist his esliaite under said ro.ul were completed during 1914 by
bankruipt acts, exoe.i.it such debts as ^'"ntana state prisoners, many uiiles
iare excepted by law from such dis- "r
which
were through rough and hilly
country where the work was very diffi
cult. Warden Couley of the state's
prison says that the prison labor Is
worth $: a day to the state, as it
equals free labor, which receives that
wage. No wage is paid the prisoner,
however, and his total cost to the state
is only 00 cents per day. For this rea
son the warden urges that the state
allow him a wage from its profits.
Sprlngs and Canyon Citv
highway and the Ute pass section of
mounta|ns ln tbe ast few that
pnrt Qf
,t
aud
between Colorado Sprlngs
Cascade has been entirely recon-
Under the Colorado system tbe con
vict has ten days taken off his sentence
for each month of labor on the roads.
This is in addition to tbe usual reduc
tion for good behavior.
Thomas J. Tynan, warden of the
state penitentiary, under whose super
vision the work of the last three years
has been done, estimates that in the
next ten years 5,000 miles of the best
roads will be constructed at a cost of
less than 1500,000.
He says 1,000 men have been used in
the road work in tbe last three years
at a cost to the state of 25 cents a day
for each man. Tbe men
Jt
go
about their
work unguarded, and less than 1 per
cent have violated their pledges and
made successful escapes.
Thirty states at tbe beginning of the
present year had on their statute books
laws providing for tbe employment
of state prisoners in road building.
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Bids will bo received by the Sup
erintendent of the Fort Berthold In
dian Reservation, Elbowoods, N.
Disk., until 2 o'clock p. m., October
30, 1915, for the following described
tracts of land within the Fort Bert
hold RetservatioJi, to be solid for cash
to the highest bidder.
Each bid must be accompanied by
a duly certified check on some solv
ent bank., payable to the cinder of
the Superintendent for ten per cent
of the amount offered, as a guaran
tee of the bidder's faithful perfor
mance of IKS proposition. If the bid
shall bo accepted and the successful
htddier shiall, after thirty days due
No. Owner
2116 Millard Watkins
705 Paint.
2159
489
96 Crows Arm 2,2-14
223 No Arm 2i-2-'14
3S5a George R. Deano
1552 Floyd Monte
lair
301 William Conkiing
(Sold subject to leases
324 Sun
858 Frank Heart, or
Australia's Wheat Farms.
Typical wheat farms in Australia ex
tend from 600 to 1.000 acres and are
usually worked single handed by tbe
farmer and his, family, labor saving
machinery being used in every possible
direction.
NOTICE SALE OF INDIAN LANDS
Date
Listed
5-5il3
8-2S-13
3i51a Skunk Woman 2.2-14
Howard Raibbit Head
Hoiilis Moutclaxe
2-2-14
2-2J4
2-2-14
PRINTERS INK
I I
is the
notice, fail Do comply wtith the terms
of his bid, such cheidk shall be for
feited to tbe use of the owner of the
land. All bids shall be enelcseid in
a sealed envelope which nuuHt be
mjarkad by the bidder, "Bid® on In
dian. Land" and sitaite the date O0
opening. No hid will be received for
lass Uian. the aipipraised value. Tbe»
right is reserved to reject any and)
alii bids. Checks of unsuccessful bid
ders will be returned to them.
Purchasers shall pay the cost of
'oonivieyanciinig, and in addition thie fol
lowdng sums, to wit: If the purchasa
price is $1000.00, aaid not more than
$2000.00, $2.00: If the purchase price
is more than $20*00.OOi, $2.50.
Description Ara.^™:-4
Ny2SEW, 2.6-147-90 80
NE%jg®% & W%-NE^4
10 & NW%iNW& 11
147^89 160
Lots
1-2 &
2-2-14
2-2-14
92a Johin White Tail 2-2-14
which exipdmes December 1, 1916.)
5-20-14 SE% 6-150-01
White Owl No. 1 5*20-14 Lota 1-2 & E^-NTW'/i
7-146-88 158.12 800.00
74a Harry White Oal£ 5-20-14 W»/4iSWy4 16-147-87 80 880.00
840 Thomas Rogers, Jr. 5.20-114 Doit 3 of 5-147-S9 40.06 200.00
(Windy Grass)
5113 Indiian Wcanaai, or
132.9 Nora Good Bear 5-120-14 Lot 4 and SE%-SW%
19-148-89 74.64 860.00.
1338 Jerome Giood Bear 5-20-144 Lot of 30-148-80 .. 34.78 400.00
2ff7 Glen Smith 5,20-14 W%-MWU 13-150-91 .. SOac 1200.00
798 Soldier 4-26-il5 SE% 8-146-88 160 800.00
739 Fox 4-26-15 B%-iNE% 2-.147-87 .... 80 1280.00
(SoM sulbjeot to lease which eocpdres March 31, 1916.)
365- Carrie Grow 4-26-15 SW%-NE% & NW%
1010 NE% 2-147-87 80 1280.00
(Soldi subject to lease which expiree March 31 1916.)
210a Weasel Woman 4-26*15 N% 8-il4®^90 320 2560.00
1.01 Coyote 4JW5 NE% 19-140-90 160 1600.00
14(5' Henry Smith 4-26 5 0%-NW?4 13-150-91 .. 80 800.00
169 Hlawk 4-26-15 & WVa-NEVi
19-150-911 ...: 160 1600.00
179 Sitamds Up in the Air 4-2'6-15 NE%-NW% 11-150-91 40 500.00
(Johai1 Hunts Along)
32i6 William Weeks 4-28-15 SE%-.SW% 6-150-91 .. 40 400.00
1468 William Weeks 4-26-15 NE%-NE% 34il50-92.. 40 300.00
293 Bulls Head 8-31-15 Hot 1 & SEi4-NE% 4
150-91 .: 7949 1000.00
451a Two Teeth (Mrs.
Geo. R. Dickeins) 2-S-14 NE% 31-150-90 160
Further informat/ion will be furnished interested parties
plicaticn iir person, cr by letter.
Port Berthold Agency, Eiibowoods,
N. Dak., Aug. 31, 1915.
Eugenie and Crinoline.
Empress Eugenie helped to drive
crinoline out of fashion. "In January,
1850." writes a chronicler of nineteenth
century modes, ''when crinolines had
reached their largest circumference,
the papers throughout Europe reported
that Empress Eugenie had appeared
at. a court ball without a crinoline.
This was an event which completely
overshadowed Napoleon's famous New
Year speech to the Austrian ambassa
dor. In the autumn of the same year,
when invitations were being issued for
Compiegne. the empress spoke the
word—no crinoline! Shortly afterward
Queen Victoria also abjured the crino
line. and her example was followed by
the empress of Austria."
640.00
ItiOO.OO
Si/6-NEft 4-
150-90 159.1
Latt 3 of 7-149-90 .. 39.29
N%-NW»4 & SV^-NE%
14-14i9-»l 160
SE»4-18 & NEM, 1.94418
90 ..320
SiW%-WtW% & NE%
SW% 24il 50-91 801
SW% 1M5041 160
SEiA 20-150-90 160
SE%-SW% 21-148-90 .. 40
S^HNE*4 34-149-80 .. 80
954.60
235.74
1600.00
2560.00
400.00
2000.00
1440.00
360.00
1000.00
160 1280.06
2400.00
upon aj-
E. W JERMARJK.
Superintendent.'
Joys of Hope Deferred.
'Hope deferred mnkcth the heart
sick,' says the proverb but," said Mr.
Glimmerton. "it has never struck me
that way. if I could have all my hopes
fulfilled I feel that 1 should be dull and
logy, satiated, without interest, but
with hope deferred I have always
something to look forward to. And
has it not often happened that reali
zation has proved less joyous than an
ticipation? Why. certainly. We may
find success when we reach It but an
empty shell and laugh to think that
we had struggled for it so easeriy.
Hope's the thing.
"Let me have my hopes, or at least
some of them, deferred. I like the
picture."—New York Sun.
In the Game.
"I am in the hands of my friends,"
said the political sidestepper.
"Yes," replied the harsh critic, "and
every time your friends look over their
bands the.v seem impatient for a new
deal."—Washington Star.
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