DAKOTA COUNTY HERALD; DAKOTA CITY, NEBRASKA.
NOT I Cat,
fo William C. Drr, Frank B. Cottoh,
Horace Morlfton. 01lvr W. Morrell, Adll
C. William, Mary U Pertrso, kiolin B.
I'eare. Johh D, Williams, David W. Will
lams, iSllzabrth Allen Cotton, Arrln Frri
er Cotton Morlfton and her husband Hot
neo Morlson, Charles narns.nl Prince,
Harry W Cotton, Joseph K Cotton, Knte
Rhcnnnn, William I', llathbun, Anna
Brtlrd, John Rathbiin, Charles llathbun,
Frances llathbun, Mary Nolton, Irene
Shobo, Jason U WlKle, Jcsslo C. Qunp
bell, nobcrt A Campbell, the unknown
heirs of Frank B. Cotton, iloocared. the
unknown heirs of Arrla Cotton, docensed,
the unknown heirs of William C. Cotton,
deceased, tho unknown liclrs of Walter
Q. Cotton, deceased:
Tou and each of you will 'ako notice
that on the 2d day of October, A. D.
19H, Timothy J. O'Connor, plaintiff hero
in filed his petition In tlio district court
of Dakota rountv, Nebraska, against tho
fcbova named defendants and others, tho
object nnd prayer of which nro to re
move tho rlovids from hli title to the
southeast quarter of the southwest quar
ter (SEH swW), the west linlf of the
northwest quarter (W14 NW'i), tlic
Routheant quarter of the northwest quar
ter (SEU mvy), nil In section seven
(7), township twenty-BPven (27), ranfjn
nine (0), tho ftast half of the southeast
quarter (BH SIl), the southeast quar
ter of the northwest quarter (SE'i
NWVt), tho northwest quartor Of the
southeast quarter (NW4 PB). nnd th
southwest quarter of the northeast quar
ter (SW(i NI5U) of nedlon nineteen (10),
township twenty-seven (27),,ran?o nine
(9), nil east of tlio Cth Principal Meridian,
sltuato In Dakota County, Nebraska, occa
sioned by tho claims of said defendante
nnd tho followlnjj deeds, mortKaces, f
leases, proceedings and sale nnd tho mis
takes and defects therein to-wlt:
A certain deed from Asa llathbun ti
Jvl O. Vlets dated the 12th dav of .Tulv,
1859, recorded nt parte 667 of Heeil Buok
1-D of tho deed records of said Dakota
County. Intondln? to eonvov the south
half of the northwest quarter nnd the
northwest quarter of tho northwest qimr
ter of section seven (7), townshln twen
ty-seven (27). range nlno (9), and a deed
from the said Asa llathbun and wife tc
tho said Levi C Vlcto attomptlnrr to con
vey tho same promises, dated the 21(1 dav
of January, 18(14, rocorded on pnr?o 1)1 ol
Deed Bonk F of tho deed records of said
Dakota County, tho description of the
real estAto conveyed by snld deeds bolnc
uncertain and Imnroper; also a deed from
Jesse Wlclo nnd Nancy WlRle. his wife, to
Charles C, Orr, bearing date tho 12th
day of July, IBS'), recorded on pace 3fi of
Deed Book 55-D of tho deed records ol
said Dakota County, Intondlnjr thereby ti
convey tho south half of tho southwewl
quarter nnd the northwest quarter of tli
south wc-st quarter of section soven (7)
township twenty-seven (27), rnnpo nln
(9): east of tho fith I'rlnclpal Meridian
In said County of Dakota: the descrlptlor
on said deed Is uncertain and Is not nr
accurate description of said property.
Al?o by reason of the nrocodlntrs nn
salo had In the estate of Cnrnllno II Cof
fin ns one of the heirs of William li Cnf.
nn, deceased, .i tho district court of Da
kota Countv, Nebraska, In connection
with tho other heirs of said William H
Coffin as touoltlngx and affecting the
southwest quarter of tho northeast quar
tor, the northwest quarter of tho south
east quarter and tho oast half of the
northeast quarter of section nineteen
(19), township twentv-soven (27), rango
nlno (9), and tho deeds oxeeutcd pursu
ant to wild nroceedlnga bv William C.
Cotton, guardian of tho said Caroline TI
Coffin to John 1 Coffin, said deeds belnr
described as follows' One dated the 14th
day of January, 1871, nnd recorded on
paco Eft of Deed Book IT of the doed rec
ords of said County of Dakota, tho other
bolng dated tho 2d day of January, 1RS2
nnd recorded op page R2 of Deed Book
O of the deed records of said County of
Dakota
Also the cloud occasioned by, the deed
of Jonathan French, John D Williams
nnd Mnsci Williams, surviving trustees
under the will of David W. Williams, de
ceased, to C. J. O'Connor, Intending and
attempting to convoy nn undivided one
half Intercut In tho southwest quarter
of tho northeast quarter and an undi
vided one-half Interest In the northwest
quarter of the southeast quarter of sec
tion nineteen (19), township twenty-seven
(27), rango nlno (!), east, In said Dakota
County, said deod being dated tho 4th dm
of September, 1884, and recorded In Deed
Book S nt pago 131 of the deed records
of said Dakota County, and In which snlri
land Is located In townshln twontv-nlnn
(29), In said range nlno (9), whon It
should ho township twentv-soven (27)
nnd to correct the description In said
deed.
And the cloud occasioned bv the Imne
fe.t execution, oT the release of a mort
gage from tho plaintiff Timothy J. O'Con
nor to William C. Orr and Lottie A. Orr.
said mortgage being recorded at pago 32
of Mortpago Book Q of the mortgage rec
ords of said Dakota County, said relcose
to said mortgago pot being witnessed t'
said release bclnjr recorded on page 497
of Mortgage nook U of tho mortgage rec
ords of said Dakota County and bearing
date September 14, 1903. nnd affoctlnr
nnd covering tho cast half of the south
west quartor of section seven (7), town
ship twenty-soven (27), rango nlno (9)
east, in xtid County of Dakota.
Also tb remove tho cloud occasioned by
the Improper recording nnd oxcrutlon of
a releasa of a mortgage given by Cornel
ius J, O'Connor to TCato Sherman convoy
ing tho southwest quarter of tho north
east quarter and tho northwest quarter
of the southeast quartor of section nine
teen (19), township twenty-soven (27),
range nine (9), in said Dakota County and
which was Improperly nnd Imperfectly re
leased bv n release bearing rlntn tlin 5.1 rl
,J day of February, 1889, nnd recorded nt
' page 607 of Mortgago Book L of the mort
gage recorus or sain lAinoia I'ouniv
To restrain tho defendants aiuve named
from making or enforcing any lien of or
claim to any portion of said zeal estate
and for general equitable relief
You are required to answer said peti
tion on or before tho 30th day of Novem
ber, A- D. 1914.
Datod this 2d day of October, A. D
1914.
TIMOTHY r. O'CONNOTl,
.... . . Plaintiff.
Upon application duly made to (ho tin
aeslgnoa Rt Chambers, It Is ordered that
a notice In , tho form aboyo set forth bo
published for four wcoks In the Dakota
County Herald and when bo published It
shall be'duo and legal notice to tho de
fendants, r
Judge of the District Court of Dakota
County, Nebraska.
Flrgt publication 1022 4w
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I DICIV'T VJ8IT THE QAYETY
ADyfiirag
LOUD DlBraell put It Juatly when
ho said that war docs not solve,
hut complicates, writes a corre
spondent of tlio Chicago News
from Uulgaria. This truth
was very clearly demonstrated In tho
Halkans In tho last two bloody years.
The Christian states woro against tho
Turk In order to solve by forco of
arras tho long mooted eastern ques
tion. Tho result of tho struggle In
this peninsula Is well known to tho
world. Tho Macedonian question,
which was tho real eastern question,
was not solved, but out of It sprang,
In addition to It, an Aegean question,
an Eplrus question, a Thraclan ques
tion, a Dobroudjan question, and last,
but not least, tho question of Salonlkl.
I need not touch upon tho subject
of tho desolation and depopulation of
tho affected districts, which today
havo tho appearanco of a vorltablo
wlldernpss. Tho recont Dalkan wars
cost tho Balkan states $1,000,000,000
In monoy and a million lives, count
ing tho thousands of victims of rnclal
persecution that died nnd aro dying
from exposuro and famine. In Bul
garia moro than 3C0.000 refugees
sought shelter from Macedonia,
Thraco and Dobroudja,
Flight of Moslsms.
Thon followed tho flight of tho
Turkish population from Macedonia
and Novl-Pajaar district. In ono
wook sorao 10,000 Mosloms passed
through Sofia station on their way
to Asia. All were natives of Novl
Pajaar. Tho Turkish government re-
Tho reasons for tho decay of Sa
lonlkl aro obvious to thoso who aro
Versed In tho history and conditions
of tho Balkans. During Turkish
times Salonlkl wob a flourinhlng port
becauso It sorvod ns n distributing
port. It supplied with goods, not only
Macedonia, but also Kplruo, Albania,
Thraco anil oven northeastern Bul
garia and southern Servla, Salonlkl
goods wcro sold ovon In Sofia and
Belgrade. That was mado possible
becauso of tho low tariff that existed
between Turkey nnd thoso states.
But Macedonia alone would havo
been sufficient to feed its capital.
That is why It Is said that Macedonia
could not exist without Salonlkl and
vlco versa. Today, howover, Mace
donia la divided betwoen Greece,
Servla and Bulgaria, Greece having
the smallest part of It. Ilenco Sa
lonlkl has no border land of any ac
count. That being the caso, not only has
tho commorco in and about Salonlkl
been hamporcd, but tho adjoining
states, Servla and Austria In particu
lar, havo found It necessary to de
mand a frco outlet at that pojft.
Mooting after meeting has been hold
and urgent requests havo been mado
by tho citizens of Salonlkl to tho
Athenian government to find some
way of preventing tho commercial
death of tho city, but thus far In vain,
Tho sugar nnd flour industry, tho
shoo factories and nearly tho entire
manufacturing Bystem havo been al
most destroyed. Business transae-
s
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Need NoJ Remain Uncomfortable
In Crowded Quarters in
' the City.
'DEAL WITH REAL ESTATE .MAN
Plan of Operation Outlined fvlott
Convenient Bungalow Typo of
House, Such as Is Described
Here, Should Be Within
Reach of Moat.
By WILLIAM A. RADFORD,
Mr. William A Itadford will nnswor
questions nnd give ndvleo VH1SR OF
COST on nil subject! pertaining to tlio
subject of building, for the readers of this
paper On account of Ms wldo experience
as Editor, Author and Manufacturer, he
is, without doubt, the highest authority
on all these subjects. Address all Inquiries
to William A. Itadford, No. 1827 Pralrlo
avenue, Chicago, III., and only enclose
'.wo-cent stamp for reply.
It is trao that many thousands of
city dwellers who have, In their nat
ural lovo of the country, a longing for
a homo with ground and garden, are
unable to secure what thoy desire, for
various reasons principally . becauso
of a lack of means.
City dwellers aro compelled for tho
most part 'to llvo In flats or apart
ments, with nevor a look at trees or
grass. Privacy, so much to bo de-
with a houso, which, unllko this one,
has no Individuality.
Thero is a large living room 1G feet
square) and, nt the right of this, Is
tho dining room 13 foot 0 Inches by
12 feet In dimensions. Tho kitchen Is
reached from tho dining room through
a pnssngeway, This Is a good ar
rangomont, for tho reason that all
smoko and steam from tho kitchen
will bo kept out of tho dining room.
Another of tho good features about
UiIb houso 1b tho fact that it Is well
lighted, ana overy room will bo bright
nnd dheory.
Tho second floor Is reached by a
stalrwny lending from the living room.
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Clos Clos I
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Second Floor Plan.
On this floor aro two bedrooms, which,
with tho ono on the first floor, pro
vides three In all. Tho bathroom Is
located at tho end of a hall that ex
tends through tho houso, thus as
suring plenty of air on summer nlghtB
through tho windows at each end. An
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General view Saloniki
tallated and during tho lnst several
months tho Christians havo boon
forced to floo from Thraco nnd Asia
Minor. This affected chlofly tho
Oreok element. Mr. Vonlzelos, In pro
testing to tho porte, declared that In
Salonlkl alono 5,000 Grcolc refugoos
arrlvod dally for somo tlmo after
Enstor.
Had the Balkan states foroscon tho
torrlblo calamities that befell them ns
a result o'r their war with tho Turk,
I am sure thoy would hayo nover un
dertaken It. '
It Js nearly n year Blnco tho last
war wns over; still llfo In Macedonia,
EpIniB and Thraco Is unboarablo, tho
people aro on tho vorgo of starvntlon,
tho cities aro decaying and commorco
Is dead. Adrlanoplo. Monastlr, Uakub
and Salonlkl, not to speuk of tho In
terior, aro merely elmdowa of Oiolr
formor state.
Salonlkl, tho capital of Macedonia,
has been declared by all to bo dying
fast. When It Is remembered that In
the days of tho Apostlo Paul Salonlkl
was a very prosperous city numbering
somo throo hundred thousand inhabi
tants, and that In TurklHh tlmos, too,
It was second only to Constantinople
In Importance, ono Is at a loss to ac
count for Its stagnation and dilapida
tion today. Many believed that tho
port In tho hands of a modorn state,
would faro tar better than under tho
Turks.
BIG SPENDERS ARE SCARCE
New York Hotel Man Says Patrons of
the Present Day Are Much
More Economical.
"Hotola and restaurants are expect
ing something moro than usual from
society this winter," said one hotel
man, who Is as well up on tho restau
rant situation as anybody In Now
York. "It Is believed that fasutonablo
people will do llttlo ontertalnlng In
tholr homes. It will bo chenpor and
easier to Invito tholr friends to a
restaurant, whoro thoy may havo danc
ing after tho dinner,
"As a matter k fuel, tho day of tho
lavish spender Is gone, so fur aH Now
York 1b concerned. Wo shall nover
see again tho ora that onded nlno or
ton years ago. Thoso wero tho dayB
when men from Chicago or Pittsburgh
vied with each other In tho extrava
gance of tholr entertainments. It wiih
nothing for a dinner to cost $25 a
coverx Now a days, tho nvorago Is
about f4.C0.
"Tho chaugo In spending habits hns
forced tho hotels to employ cost ac
tlons nro tardy and insecuro nnd tho
exports and imports for tho year will
not amount to one-fourth tho average
of formor years.
Two weeks ago another mass meet
ing took place In tho city which was
attended by leading Crook morchants
as well as others. It was urged In a
resolution that tho city bo mado a
freo commercial town.
Hard Problem for Greece.
Under these circumstances ono can
understand why Grecco grantod
Servla a freo zono In that port, Ab
soon, howover, as tho news of that
concession was mado public Austria
demanded the same right. But Bhould
Austria bo permitted to have froe ac
cess to Salonlkl It will bo equivalent
to making tho city another Hamburg.
Honco tho question of Salonlkl Ib now
puzzling Grooco. Greece Is placed In
a difficult dilemma. Sim must choose
between a doad Salonlkl, thereby de
priving thousands of hor cltlzenB ot
tholr dally bread, or yield to tho do
mnuds of Servla and Austria and sub
sequontly of all interested natlonu to
make It nn International ernporluri.
Uncompromising Orthodoxy.
"Before 1 married John I made him
promlso nevor to ubo tobacco."
"So you have no fear of his Brook
ing!" "None. That is to say, not In this
world."
countnnts. Tho manager of every
modem house Is now ablo to know,
when a mutton chop Is placed on the
table, Just how -much of each' Item ol
tho hotol'a expenses that chop has to
carry."
sired, 1b out of tho question becauso
of tlio common hallway; and tho
tramping of feet overhead is a con
stant reminder that the place Is not
n homo but merely a place to stay.
The wholo Idea of the builders of
city "homes" Is to economize spaco
and got all tho rooms possible on a
glvon piece of ground, in order to
earn revenue. All Bight 1b lost ot tho
artistic and everything must bend to
tho ono purpose of earning an income
from tho investment. Tho occupants
llvo along, anil constantly dream of a
little cottage with a few vines and a
garden place In the back yard, and a
pJsco for tho children to play where
hey will not be undor tho constant
csplonngo of a Janitor with a grouch.
This Is all wrong. And, furthor, lt
Is unnecessary.
You may bo a salaried man. You
may think you cannot do differently.
You may not havo the money to buy
tho ground. It Itf truo. nnd to authorlzn
1 a buildor to put you up a houso such
, as you want. You have always
thought that oven If you bought a
houso you muBt tako ono already
. mado by somo real estato Arm and
j pay their high price.
i Now, listen. Tho real estate man
has selling expense. Ho has adver
tising bills, ofllco rent, clerk hire,
maintenance of salesmen, nnd many
other expenses in addition to his prof
its, all of which figure in the price of
nny given house. It Is snfo to say
Not Enough for Him.
Everyono who has visited St. Pnul
and Minneapolis knows thero Is a de
cided fooling of rivalry between thoso
two largo, growing cltloa, A spenkor
addressing an nudlenco nt St. Paul,
spoko of tho reckless driving of mo
tor cars thut at thnt time wns preva
lent lu Minneapolis nnd expressed tho
hopo that St. Paul would not follow
tho oxamplo of her rlvnl city. "Why,"
Bald tho spoukor, "I have hoard thut
Borne four or flvo Inhabitants are" killed
lu Minneapolis by automobiles every
week." And to IiIh amazoment from
tho audleuco came a volco: "Wu'ul, It
ain't enough."
Natural Affinities.
"Our troops combed tho country the
other day "
"Wlnt happened ?"
I "Wo bad n brush with the enemy."
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1 Living Room " n'
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First Floor Plan.
that this real estate man would bo
glad to eliminate this oxpenso If ho
could mako a deal that did not In
volve all these factors. Ho builds to
Bell. Suppose you were to tako to
Ulm the plan of tho house shown hero,
and Eny: "You are In tho business of
building and soiling houses on small
payments. You want your cuBtomera
satisfied. Probably you uro going to
build a number ot houses in the next
few months. Here, now, is a houso
that Just suItB me. If you will build
It, I will tako It on tho same termB
you would ask for ono that you might
build from somo other plan. I will
sign tho contract now."
There Is no piobablllty that the or
dinary roal estate man would rofuso
your terms. And what would you
havo? You would ".havo tho samo
houso you would got If you owned a
lot nnd built on It.
Now, tho houso shown hero Is ono
of the popular bungalow type of
houses, nnd It Is especially nttractlvo
on account of tho fact that tha porch
Is included under the roof of the
houso. Nor Is It expensive. It ought
to bo built comploto for about $2,500.
This houso Is 31 feot 0 Inches wldo,
and 33 feet long. It has an attractive
porch with strong lln,os. The design
Is one that will mako overy porson
look at tho house as ho passes by;
aud it is ono that will always sell, If
I at any futuro ttmo conditions should
1 arise that would cnuso you to want to
j dispose of It That ,you canuot do
J
unusual arrangement, and one that
wlllappeal to overy housewife, 1b tho
fact that there aro six closets In this
house, providing plenty of storage
places.
A6klng Hubby for Mon.jy.
In an Interesting llttlo article en
titled "Feminine FInanco" in tho Worn
an5s Home Companion, Loo Mncallster
saya In part:
"If there is monoy to be had, it Is
foolish for a woman to shrink from
asking for It as If jshe wero nn undo
aerving child. Also, if her husband ie
only thoughtless, it is unfair to him.
Most men wish to spare their wives
evory possible discomfort, and it is
Billy for a wifo to experience needless
inconvenience and feel sorry for her
self tho while when a little common
eense would do away with It. Men
can't understand such a point of view.
Whatever they want they ask for, and
they can't see why a woman should ob
ject to doing the samo thing. And a
woman shouldn't. There aro times, of
course, when a woman waiits moro
money than she thinks her husband
can afford to give her, and when It Is
necessary for her f.o bo at home tho
groater part of tho Ime. In that caso,
some plan can be found If It bo dill-1
gently sought."
The Old Companies. The Old Treat
ment. The Old Care.
They the b-st in all the land. I represent
the Hartfo'd, Phenix, Continental, Columbia, Royal,
the really Strong Insurance Companies.
I have a fine list of lands for sale and wish
Yours, when you sell.
Write every kind of Insurance. Do Conveyancing,
draw up Will", Deeds, Leases, EtJ. RIGHT. Very
much desire YOUR business, and will care for it well.
O. F. McKcevcr iS?."1
Successor to ltd. T. Kearney.
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New Device for Cameras.
An autographic arrangement which
enables a photograpuor to make a per
manent record on a negative In a roll
film enmera, Identifying a plcturo at
tho timo tho exposuro Is made, has
been Invented, and tho patent sold by
tho Inventor for ?300,000.
Tho object Is offected through tho
use of two strips of especially pre
pared paper which cover the film. A
hinged loaf built In tho back of tho
camera, when oponed, bares a strip
of red paper which protects tho sensi
tized Aim from light. This paper Is
coated with a wax-llko substanco which
1b easily scratched by a sharp-pointed
instrument. When anything is writ
ten with a stylus on tho surface of
this paper, the coating breaks under
the tracing, and Just enough light Ib
admlttod through tho lnnor nancr to
make an impression of tho words on
tho negative. Popular MehanlcB
Magazine.
To Teach Children About Trees.
A movement is on foot at Shreve
port, La., to make it possible for tho
school children of that city to secure
an education In treo knowledge. It
Is the intention of thoso behind the
movement to have on hand at all
times samplos of all trees In the bark
and after being manufactured bo that
tho school children may acquire a
knowledgo that may bo ot use to
them in later years. Another move
ment on foot in that city, Is to have
all ot the trees adorning the highways
of tho city, labeled bo that not only
tho children, but grown peoplp will
be ablo to ascertain tho difference bo
twoon the various kinds ot southorn
trees, Amorlcnn Forestry.
Titles and Taxes In 8paln.
In Spain titles of nobility aro taxed
In the samo way as houses or land.
Moreover, each separate title Is taxod
and for this reason cortaln members
of ancient families In which a number
of UtloB havo accumulated drop somo
In order to save money. Owing to tho
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