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FRIDAY, SEPTESniEIt 11, 1017.
"iRrchlnir to Victory.
(l.io Marching thru Georgia)
Wa'ro marching on to moot the foo
wo conio a mighty throng
V i roprosont tho U, S. A. near twice a
i million strong,
Aqd whiCo wo'ro marching on to win
iwo'll slrig a rousing song
Whilo wo'ro marching to vlctoryl
Chorus
Hurrah I Hurrah! Americans can light
Hurrah!, Hurrah! for victory's In sight
Tho Kalsor's shaking In his boots we'll
finish him up qulto
"While wo'r0 marching to victory!
Our starry flag is floating high! Flag
of tho U. S. A.
Where llborty and valor go Old
Glory'll load tho way!
Tho Prussian foo is on tho run wo'ro
aftor him today
"While wo'ro marching to victory!
"While wo fight for Undo Sam Iho
French wo don't forcet.
Rochamheau French soldiors bravo,
Joffro and Lafayette,
We'll rout tho tyrant from tho throno
, and settLo him you bet,
While wo'ro marching to victory,
That "booby" thought he'd rule tho sea
with doadly submarino
That all tho land on oarth was his
i and -waters in between
Anil then ho thoucht ho'd tackle God
' and lick tho Nazarono
wo'rQ marching to victory.
now tho crazy rulor's got
grouchy fear and ache,
Ttlwork his heinous Intriguo out ho
had his head to rake
)eg tho pope, to sue for peace that
was anochofl "break"
Wlilo wo'ro marching to victory,
Haian never hum? as high as that
lold KIsor '11 swing.
Wllsn tho "Sammies" swing him up
land ho dangles In the ring.
Anf all tho world is shouting loud,
T jas Just the proper thing"
Wlflle wo'remarchlng to victory,
Au)cracy will soon bo crushed by
good old Uncle Sam
Democracy 11 the people rule by quite
Ianothor plan
never moro a tyrant king- shall
rul0 another man
le tho wide world's shouting for
victory!
MARY PATTIE.
(Cjfiyright applied for)
: :o: :
II Cry for Rod Cross Workers
(Mil. David Hunter, Sutherland. Neb.)
ReMCross work of lovo and morcy,
FojBour boys stoi far away,
We they fight for home and
freedom
WBnust give our work today.
ihould keep tho knitting going,
i sisters! Wo have had our day.
WMdiould do our b03t at Bewing,
FdWour freedom wo must 'nay.
FaMirs, mothers, sisters, brothers,
Ner let's get on tho prod;
BuBiut out shoulder to tho wheal1.
AnBliolp roll off tills heavy load.
i
LotMs not be holploja slackers,
BuMvorkers for ouirVgallant boys.
Be booster, and aibacker,
Fo:Hhcy'll need our work, God knows.
1
Forww great Amorican army
Wiw help bust the German lines,
Antlnve the Kaiser's legions
Bacjt and far beyond the Rhino.
Thelill bo fighting in tho trenches,
My Mod! Can wo still delay
To Hvo our timo and money
Whcl wo know th bullets slay?
Our,R,oldier boys are on the job,
AlthjUigh not all "Somewhere In
franco."
But Jhon thoy do get to tho front
Thow sure will make the Germans
uince.
Let XRt all bo up and doing,
In freedom's n&mo to help tho world
f May jiod prottt and guide our boys,
auu ieop raur granu oiu iiajr umrurieu!
::o:t
II AYE YOU A RAD RACK I
If
Yau Hare, the Statement of tills
North rintto Resident Will
Interest You.
Dolk your back aclio, night and day;
Himler work; destroy your rest?
Doi
H it stab you through and
through
Wh
n you stoop or lift or bond?
The
,i your kidneys may bo weak,
a backacho Is tho clue,
Oft(
The
kidney action may bo wrong.
If n
tention is not paid
More distress will soon appear.
HeaHachos, dizzy spells and norvos,
Urlifacld and its ills
Make the burdon worse and worse
Llnitnents and plasters can't
Ream tho inward causo at all:
Holm tho kAanoys Juso the nllls
Norm Plafttf folks and tried and
provea
Whet thoy say yomi can boliovo.
Real, this North Platto account.
Seofior, ask hor, if you doubt
MrslE. I. Jenkins, 821 N. Dowoy St.,
North Platte, says. "I have had no oc
casion Jo uso Doan's Kidney Pills for
years, is I havo onjoyed excellent
health However, I haven't forgotton
.tho ox srlonco I onco had with them
a and I : fa. ready to glvo them crodlt for
puttlnigmy kldnoys in good condition
and removing backacho and othor ldd-
ney dlfprders I had at that tlmo.."
Prlc60c, at all dealorg. Don't slm-j
piy as : tor a Kiunoy remouy gei
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mrs. cnklns had. Fostor-MUburn
MfgrsJBuffalo, N. Y.
Fan aid Baack "loans a lowest
ratea i id test term. Money en kaad
to ei loaai promptly.
43tf MtUCHlNAN & PATTB8S0N.
A MATCH
FOR SATAN
By MARTHA V. MONRO
Ono night at a masquerade ball two
persons appeared, a man and a woman,
who excited considerable interest. The
man represented Faust, the woman
Marguerite. Presently u third person
entered, representing Mcphlstophelcs.
The interest wus heightened by Mc
phlstophelcs and Faust tnlking togeth
er, both nt the same time enstiug
glances at Marguerite.
"That girl will lose her heart." said
a guest representing Rob Roy to an
other dressed as Martha Washington.
"Tho fellow got Up us Faust is a lady
killer."
"And I know the girl," Bald the other.
"If Faust tackles her she'll make him
regret It."
'I'll tell you what you do. Tell Mar-
gucrlto to go for Faust. I'll tell Faust '
to go for her. I'll bet you n dozen pairs :
of gloves ngainst a box of cigars that
I win."
The bet was made, though It was ex
pected that It would result In a draw,
for It was not likely that a definite re
sult could be obtnlucd. Faust naturally
gravitated toward Marguerite, and tho
two disappeared in an uufroqueuted)
part of tho house, where occasional
passers saw them sitting tete-a-tote,
unmasked. They seemed very much
absorbed In each other.
Faust left Marguerito to keep an en
gagement to dance ho had broken two
engagements for Marguerite, but tho
woman with whom ho had tho third
enmo for him and Mcphlstophelcs
Joined her. When Faust finished his
dance ho came back to continue the
tete-a-tete and, finding Mcphlstophelcs
In his place, scowled. Mcphlstophelcs
scowled back. Marguerite gave tho
latter a nod, indicating that she pre
ferred tho former, and Mcphlstophelcs
went away sullen.
Later Marguerite danced with Me
phlstopheles, while Faust was " scon
standing apart, evidently In no good ,
humor. Whenever tho couple whirled )
by Faust Mcphlstophelcs gave ono of .
flinsn "hn.-lmsM" for which Mm devil Is i
famous. Faust Involuntarily fingered 1 011y B' tuat I at last dlscovcr
tho Jewel bllted dagger in his belt. i cd a substance which I converted into
By this time this version of tho poem . a l)lato- or rather, laid upon u plate, a
of "Faust" not Intended by tho author . hundred times moro sensitive than any
began to attract tho attention of a
small coterie who were in tho secret of
tho bet
Those who know Marguerite best
nf fim nninion timi: Him would ,
ni,,P irnn.qt W into tho flerv fur- 1
nnco without tho slightest Injury td .
herself, and there were those who con
sldered her a match for tho devil.
It is nstoulshlng how man, when
made mad by woman, will forget that i
i,n i nn intoiiironf: Mimnn holntr. And
thero,aro cases where no time is re-
quired to turn his head. By common
consent Marguerite was left to her
lover of tho poem and tho party to i ui unum hkuuui,
whom ho had sold his soul. To all ap- , but others I had proved by experiment
pcarnnces Faust seemed to bo playing to bo "'.T0 delicatc-and what was
his part well, but Mephistopheles was my astonishment to see the semblance
evidently paying more attention to . f uuman formf- no '"Terence be
Marguerite than docs his prototype In tween thom and living petsons I can
tho poem or in Gounod's famous opera. t uot explain. To get nn Idea of them
Fmist. instead of bolmr under Mcnhls-. thcy must bo soon-
tonheles' Influence, seemed to bo nn-
tagonized by him,
It was shortly before the first glim
mer of dawn, when tho dancers were
nt their gayest, that Marguerito went
up to ono of 'tho men and excitedly
whispered something In his ear. Tho
man calling another, tho two hurried
ly left the ballroom in company with
Marguerite. As soon ns they were out
of sight and hearing of tho dancers sho
sold to them hurriedly:
"Thoso two men are going to kill
each other!"
"Tho devil!" exclaimed ono of the
men.
"Yes, the devil and Faust Mr. Bur
net and Dr. Wells."
"What for?"
"Well, I suppose it's about me. Go
quick! Stop them!"
"Which way did they go?"
"They're out on tho tennis court."
Tho two men ran out through a back
door. It was Just light enough to seo
two dim figures on tho tennis court
hacking at each othor with tho short
knives thoy hnd worn In their belts
during tho evening. Tho two men and
tho girl ran to whero they were, and
tho combatants, seeing, thnt they had
attracted attention, desisted. Ono of
those who had Interfered took Faust
by the arm, and the other, n large,
powerful fellow, took Mephistopheles
by the' ear and led them back to tho
houso and Into tho ballroom.
Tho dnncing had ceased, and the
dancers wcro promenading or resting.
On sccli:g Faust und Mephistopheles
led In llko two naughty schoolboys
thero was a shout of lnughter, Mar
guerito made for a door, but sho was
caught and brought back.
Even the absurdity of tho situation
did not prevent the rivals from scowl
ing nt each other, and Mephistopheles
wus unconsciously playing tho part of
Satan to perfection.
"Hello, aim!" said ono of his chums. 1
"When did you como up from below?"
Jim cast a malevolent glnnco nt the
speaker, but made no reply.
"Kate," snld tho lady who had made
tho hit, "I knew you were a match for
any man, but I didn't think you wore
superior to Satan."
"Como to tho supper room!" cried
tho man who had lost tho gloves.
"I've a toast for you all."
Tho rivals and tho Nglii they had
fought for wero pushed Into tho supper
room, fresh champagno was opened,
and this was tho toast given:
"To the only girl that over lived who
has been too much for the devil."
A Professor's
Story
By OSCAR COX
iff
Aftor tho death of Professor Kooi
niun, one of tho most remarkable sci
entists of Germany, tho followlug man
uscript was found among his papers.
Ills sou, into whose hands they fell,
refused for a long while to publish it,
for thero were thoso who belioved that
tho professor hud Impaired his mind
na well as his body by too close appll.
cutlon to scientific research. However,
tho heir nt Inst nssented. Tho paper
reads!
Holding tho chair of chemistry In the
university, ull tho work of my brain
has becu devoted to tho decomposition
and reconstruction of matter. I have
long been convinced thnt wo must pass
through matter to get at spirit In oth
er words, our medium Instead of being
a person must bo science. Now, by
chemical ngents we photograph matter
which wo can sco. Moro than this, wo
photograph objects wo cannot see ex
cept by tho aid of tho microscope. Still
more, wo photograph objects beyond
tho range of our vision Oven assisted
by tho- telescope. Ergo, may wo not
by tho extension of iho prdcess at last
get a plcturo of beings existing In
spirit form?
This dry scientific preface Is but pre
liminary to tho story I havo to tell and
Is essential to its understanding. Ten
years ago I married Louisa Murkhnm.
Five years ago sho died. Since then
my scientific studies hnve run in but
ono view, to bring her within tho sight
of my mortal eyes.
Tho discovery of radium gave a ucw
lmpulso to my investigations. Radium
is tho first substnnco known to exert
power without exhausting Itself. Tho
steam engine must havo coal, tho body
food. As soon ns I heard of radium it
struck mo that here was a substance
akin to spirit, neither requiring fuel.
We may photograph matter even
"Su Invisible. Therefore may we
nt photograph spirit? ;
1 will not ask you to follow. mo In
my ,studlcs of Photographic processes,
tried to peiietrato the realm of soul.
knoyn form of matter. It was one of
many i uau incu in ma King oruinnry
photographs and failed. But on ono
occasion while experimenting with It
1 was called away. On returning sov
uays later i toou uio piaio irom
tu" - u
To assign n reason for this impulse
I had no object of which I was con
sciouswould be to leave the scientific
fleld auu, enter that of psychology I
am convinced that I was impelled by
on ,n Uio spirit world to develop tho
"- "v "llu. hi,vu i
y 'i"uT. 1 "'"i-'
Why these figures had nppeared be-
foro my camera I do not know. I
could never get them again. If they
wero spirits they had happened to bo
whero thcy would bo photographed.
I pondered long on how I might pho
tograph my wife, provided sho was ac
customed to frequent places sho had
been used to frequenting in life. Thero
Is a window of her bedroom at which
sho used to sit and look over a view of
rolling ground on which wero scatter
ed several of tho college buildings. It
occurred to mo to keep a plate con
stantly exposed bearing on tiro chair
sho had used in this window In tho
hope thnt sho would como there.
A week's exposure failed to show
any Impression on tho plate. Possibly,
I thought, ordinary light is not strong
enough for tho purpose. I determined
to use tho strongest light available.
Tho room faecd south, tho "fidii being
on It In summer from .8 o'clock in tho
morning till about G in the evening. I
rigged a lens on tho principle of tho
common sunglass outsido tho window,
throwing on tho chair a light com
posed of tho converging rays of the
sun. My lens was arranged to turn by
clockwork, 30 that tho light thrown on
tho chair would continue Irrespective
of tho sun's apparent motion.
I exposed my pinto ull ono very clear
day, but found nothing on it when de
veloped. For five successive days tho
sun shone well. I continued the ex
posure. After tho fifth exposuro a f alnt
figure nppeared on tho plnte. A print
showed a woman sitting In tho chair.
Tho figure was not disthict enough
for me to tell whether or not It was
that of my wife. I mourned tho Im
perfection of my materials and sighed
that I had 110110 more delicate. I
caught tho flguro at tho window Bev-
enil times, but tho impression wus al
ways blurred. How I longed to pro
duce a picture that would give tho fea
tures of tho fuce! Doubtless I would
then sco my wlfo looking at mo as
sho had often done wlillo silting In
that chair.
Soon after this I changed tho basis
of my Investigations. I laid out a sc
ries of experiments at taking pictures
with tho light of radium. I worked
and though so incessantly that at last
my friends Interfered, thinking I wOuld
break down. They interrupted me,
however, Just as I had succeeded.
havo mado a number of photographs
of my wlfo holding out her arms to
mo ana wearing mat smiic.
(On tho day this last paragraph was
a J . . . .
wnwen rroicssur ivoopman was tauen
to a sanitarium, whero ho died.) .
Word Which rUvo Strayed.
Hardly any words in tho English lan
guage havo Btrayod farther from their
original meaning than tho terms of for
estry, Thus'n forest was originally a
great tract of country, which might in-
cludo woods, cultivated lands, pastures
and oven towns and villages, nil tho
hunting rights over which wcro reserv
ed to tho monarch. A chaso differed
from a forest mainly In tho fact that
tho hunting rights wcro vested In n
subject instead of a king. A park was
a fenced preserve, cither In or out of a
forest, wlillo n warren was a pleco of
waste ground over which tho right to
hunt tho hare, tho rabbit and tho fox,
tho pheasant, tho partrldgo and tho
woodcock had been granted by tho
king.
In tho same way tho term afforesta
tion had nothing to do with tho plant
ing of- trees. It meant tho subjection
of any tract of country to tho forest
laws In other words, It was tho set
ting nsldo of this tract as a forest. A
forest might and commonly did include
vast estates of landowners and largo
towns whoso rights remained untouch
ed except ns to game. London Mall.
Thb Outdoor Woman.
When thnt husky brute, man, goes
into tho big woods for tho good time
of tho year no longer does ho leave a
bundlo of frills and laces at homo or
tho shore, with nothing to assuage her
grief at parting with her lord but n
stack of tho latest fiction, a fond kiss
and, perhaps, a hypocritical "Wish you
could go with me." No, indeed! Now
sho goes with him, and ho is finding
out that ho is very glad sho does.
Whether cither ho or sho is glad,
however, depends, In a measure In
fact, rather largely upon her clothing.
Sho must bo warm in cold weather,
not too warm In hot weather, not bo
bedraggled to helplessness when it
rains, nor snagged every few minutes
In rough going by stepping on hor
eklrt or getting caught on a stub, ir
sho is to bo a real companion to a man
sho must not hold him back by add
ing to her natural handicap, lack of
strength, tho unnecessary and exasper
ating unsuitable costume. Outing.
Delightful.
A certain young person hnd attained
her twenty-fifth year so many times
that her ingenuity was about to crack
under tho strain of getting away with
it. In other words, sho would soon bo
an old maid if something wasn't done.
But whnt?
In her perplexity she consulted tho
seventh dnughter of a soventh daugh
ter. "I feel," declared tho young per
son tragically, "as if I wero drowning."
Tho seventh daughter of a soventh
daughter was not lacking to herself.
"Precisely," sho replied. "Drowning Is
described by ail who havo given It Berl-
ous trial as a delightful Bcnsation, pro
vlded you don't struggle against It"
Whereupon tho young person saw a
great light and went homo and lived
happily over after. Now York Post.
Walking and Health.
As a foundation for health thero Is
nothing better than four miles n day in
tho open air. taking tho weather ns it
comes. Your family, your work and
your life Insurance company will all
appreciate tho benefits derived, and
your fnce will show the difference in a
few months. Collier's Weekly.
And if you cannot innko It four miles
a duy better than nothing Is two miles
or u milo or oven a half a mllo if it Is
dono briskly with chin up, shoulders
back and to the accompaniment of
deep breathing. Hartford Post
Notlco to Hunters
'Notlco is hereby given that no hunt
ing or trespassing will bo allowed on
lands owned or leased by ub either bo-
foro or during tho hunting season.
HENRY HANSEN.
C. 11. WATTS
P. E. McGRAW
C. P. HOWARD
57-tf T. S. McCRONE.
Notice to Creditors.
Estato No. 149G of Sophia. Foderhoof,
deceased in tho County Court of Lin-
coin uounty, Nourasica,
Tho Stato of Nebraska, ss: Credi
tors of said 03tato will take notlco
that tho tlmo limited for presentation
and filing of claims against said
estato is January 12, 1918, and for set
tlement of said ostato is September 7
1918; that I will sit at tho county
court room in said county, on October
12, 1917, at 9 o'clock o m. and on
January 12, 1918, at 9 o'clock a. m. to
receive, examine, hear, allow or adjust
all claims and objections duly filed.
GEO. E. -FRENCH,
b!1-o9 ' County Judge,
Always Glad to Get
A Good Cigar
And there's no place yon can jjot a
good cigar bettor than at Sclunal
zrled's. With filler and wrapper of
tho host quality Iiand mado, there Is In
tho Schmalzrled-mndo cigar all that
tho most exacting smoker demands.
Wo handle tobacco and smokers'
articles.
J. F. SCHMALZRIED.
Office phone 241. Res. phone 217
L, C. DROST,
Osteopathic Physician.
North Platte, - Nebraska.
McDonald Bank Building.
DOCTOR D. T. QUIGLEY. . ..
Practice Limited to
Surpory and Radium Therapy
728 City National Bank Building.
Omaha, Nebraska.
DB. IIABOLD A. FENNEB
Osteopath.
Helton Building
Offlco hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m.
7 p. m. "to 8 p. m. ' (
Phones
Office Black 333 Ros. Black 1020
J. B. BEDFIELD.
PHYSICIAN & SUKGEOK
8uccoasor to
PHYSICIAN &1 SURGEONS HOSPITAL
Dra. Redflold & Rodflold
Office Phone 642 Roa. Phono 676
NORTH PLATTE
..General Hospital..
(Incorporated)
One Hall Block North ot Postoflicc.
Phone 58
A modorn institution for tho
fclontific treatment of medical,
surgical and confinement casei.
' Completely equipped X-Rny
and diagnostic laboratories.
Staff:
Geo. B. Dent, M. D. V. Lucas, M. D.
J. B. Redfield, M. D. J. S. Simras, M.D
The Nurse Brown Memorial
Homeopathic Hospital
1008 West Fourth Street
For tho treatment of Medical, Surgical
and Obstetrical PatlentB.
JOHN S. TWBi'EM, 31. 1).
Hospital Phone Black 63S.
House Phone Block 638'.
W. T. PltlTCHABI),
Graduate Veterinarian
Eight years a Government Veterinar
ian. Hospital 218 south Locust St.,
one-half block southwest of the
Court Hotufe.
DEBBYBERRY & FORBES,
Licensed Erabnlmers
Undertakers and Funeral Directors
Day Phone 234.
Night Phone Black 688.
Sheep and Cattle
FOR SALE
Farmers this is tho year and the
time of the year to1 get stock to eat
up your rough feed. I have on
hand and for sale 3000 feeding lambs
and ewes, and 500 cattle. Come
and talk to me.
e. H. WALTER,
NORTH PLATTE.
Trustee's Sale.
Notlco is horoby given that on tho
13th day of Soptombar, 1917, at 2
p, m., ,in tho Bratt building on North
Locust streot, between 6th anl Front
streets, C. L. Basklns, trustee of tho
estato of Honry S. Hasklns, bankrurptt
will sell at publlo auction ,to tho
highest bidder, all of tho stock and
fixtures located at tho placo aforesaid.
That said salo will bo conducted until
tho hour of 3 o'clock p. m.
84-sl-l C. L. BASKINS, Trustco.
Notlco of Final Report.
Estato No. 1451 of Mary Jano Apple
gato, deceased, in tho county court of
Lincoln county, Nobrasica.
Tho Stato ot Nobrasica, to all por
sons interested in Bald ostato tako no
tlco that tho Executor has filed a final
account and roport of his adminlstra
tlou and a potltlon for final settlo
mont and discharge as such Exocutor
which havo boon sot for hearing bo
fore said court on Soptombor 28, 1017,
at 0 oclock a. m.. when you may ap-
pcur and contest tho samo.
Dated Soptembor 4, 1017.
GEO. E. FRENCH,
s4s25 County Judge.
Notlco to Creditors
Estato No. 1491 of Homer F. Fort,
docoasod In tho County Court ot Lin
coln County, Nebraska,
Tho Stato of Nobraska, bs: Credi
tors of said ostato will tako notlco
that tho tlmo limited for presentation
and filing of claims against said
Estato Is Martm 14th, 1918, and for
Bottlomont of eald Estato Is Aug, 10,
1018; that I will oit at tho county
court room in said county on SOpt
14th, 1917 and on March 14, 1918, on
oach of said days to receive, examine
hoar, allow or adjust all claims and
objections duly filed.
OEO. E. FRENCH,
&14-sll County Judge.
SCRAP IRON
$6 per Ton.
North Platte Junk House.
OLD LINE LIFE Policies
ON EASY TERMS
J. E. SEBASTIAN. State Marr.
Minn.Mutual LifcIns.Cb.
Phone Office Red 612 ,
Residence Red 348
NORTH PLATTE, . NEBRASKA.
E. IV. FETTER,
riiyslclnu
X RAY J
Office: First Nnttonal Rank Building:.
. i
Phono 308 ' i-
ALBERT At LANE,
Dentist
Rooms 1 and 2 Bolton Building
North Platte, Nebraska,
Geo. B. Dent,
Physician and Surgeon.
Special Atteatios gives ie Surgery
and Obstetrics. V
Office: Building and Loan Building;
Phones J Ro8ldenM 115
DIENEB & KENNEDY
Real Estate, Fire, Tornado and Hall
Iiisruancc. Special Agents Globe
Llfo Insuranco Company. '1
Cornor Front and Dowoy Sts., Upstairs
Phono Rod 572. North Platte, Neb.
Extension to Road No. 11.
To whom It may concern'.
Tho specjal commissioner appoint
cd to locato a road aB follows: . .Com
mencing at Station No. 11 of Rood
No. 11 in tho SW of Soctlon 4,
Twp. 14. N., Rango 30 west bf tho
Cth P. M., running' tlionco lu a north
ly, northeasterly and northwesterly
direction through tho W of said
Soctlon 4 and through tho W of
Section 33, Twp. 15 N Rango 30, west
to tho northwest corner of said eoc
tlou 33, tlionco north on section llria
botween Sections 28 and 29 of said
last township and rango throe-fourths
ot a mllo thence In a northoastorly,
northerly and northwesterly direc
tion through tho NW of said Sec
tion 28 and tho SW nt Section 21
to the quarter section cornor botwoon
Sections 28 and 21, Twp, 15 N.. Rango
30 west, thenco north on lino betweon
Sections 20 and 21, 1G and 17, of said
township and rango to a point about
25 chains north of tho cornor of Sec
tions 10. 17', 20 and 21, thonco In a
northoastorly direction through' tho
W. Vj of Soctiona 10 and 9, through
thO SW V and the E of Section 4
of said last township and rango to a
point on U10 north lino of said Soctlon
4 about 20 chains wost of tho NE cor
nor of said Section 4, thence north
erly and Westerly across, SeclUIons
.33 and 28, Twp. 10, Rango 30, to tho
Boctlon line between Sections 28 and
29, thonco northerly along said sec
tCon lino botween soctions 28 and 29,.
and Sections 21 and 20 to a point
about ono-fourth of a mllo south
from tlio northwost cornor of Section
21, and thonco in a northwest direc
tion across Sections 20 and 17 to tho
NW cornor of Soctlon 17 thenco on a
wost and north direction across Sec
tions 7 and 0 to a point on tho north
lino of Soctlon 6 about ono-fourth ot
a milo oast of tho northeast cornor of
Soctlon 0, has reported in favor of
tho same as follows:
Boglnning at Station No. 11 of Road
No. 11 in tho SW ot Section 4, Twp.
15 N Rango 30 W., running thonco in
a northeasterly and northwesterly di
rection through tho SW V and the
NW Y of Bald Soctlon 4, and through
tho SW and tho W M of tho NW
ot Soctlon 33, Twp. 10, Rango 30 W.
to tho SW cornor of Section 28i.,Twi)
10 N. Range 30 W thonco north
on section lino botwoon Soctions 28
and 29, said township and rango,
three-fourths of a mile, thonco in a
northoastorly and northwesterly di
rection through tho NW Y NW Y of
said Soctlon 28 and through the W Ys
SW 14 of Section 21, Twp. 1C N..
Rango 30 W to tho quarter soctlion
cornor between sections 20 and 21
thenco north on soctlon lino botwoon
Soctions 20 and 21 and bo
twoon Soctions 10 and 17, Bald
township and rango, to a Ipoint
and betweon Soctions 10 and 17, Bald
said township and rango, to a point
about thirty rods aouth of tho quar
ter soctlon cornor betweon said Soc
tions 10 and 17, thonco in a north
oastorly, northerly and northwester
ly direction through tho NWVi, SW
Yv and tho NW14 of Soctlon 10 and
through the SW SVVi ot Section 9
to a point on lino botwoon Soctions
8 and 9, Twp. 10 N., Rango 30 W.
about 20 chains north of tho SW cdr-
nor of said Soction 9, thonco north
on line botwoon Bald said Soctions 8
and 9 to a point about 108 rods south
of tho NW corner of said Soctlon 9,
thonco In a northeasterly direction
through tho NWJ4 of said Section 9,
und .through tho SEy4, SW , and tho
W SEVi and through tho W NE&
of Soctlon 4, Twp. 10 N.. Rango 30 W,
to tho north lino of Bald section 4
about 22 chains wost from tho NE
corner of said section 4.
All objections thoroto or claims for
damages must bo filed In tho office
of tho county clork on or boforo 12
o'clock noon of tho 10th day of No
voraher, J917, or euch road will bo
allowed without rofaronco thoretoC'.
Dated at North Platto, Neb., this
21st day ot Auguot, 1917.
A. S. ALLEN,
Sl-4 County Clark.