THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1914.
PLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.
PAGE 3.
A WARNING JO
LAND-OWNERS
THE "JOKER" IN THE PENDING '
AMENDMENT TO STATE
CONSTITUTION.
WILL BE COSTLY TO TAXPAYERS
Amendment "No. 1" on the Ballot Is a
Single Tax Measure. It Will In
crease Taxes on Lands and Remove
Exemptions on Church Property.
The form of the jroioitiori as rub
Xnitted to the voters of Nebraska at
the coming gt-iicra; election is ua fol
lows: "For (or against) amendment to
tie Constitution providing for uni
lorm and progressive taxation." This
rppears harmless, and is cuuu.ngly
Gevised to catch votes lor the meas
ure. It, however, tails utterly to
disclose the real nature of the pro
posed amendment. In reality, i: in ef
fect m: I lilies and abolishes the pres
ent uniformity provision of the ('en
ttitution. The propped constitutional amend
merit gives the legislature lull power
to impose taxes upon such property
as it may see tit, and to entirely ex
empt such other property from taxa
tion as it may choose, without any
constitutional limitation. Of course,
the taxes evaded by property which
it may exempt must be borne by
the property which it may choose to
tax.
In this way it might decide that
all taxes should he borne by land
alone and personal property, mer
chandise, etc., be exempt.
The single tax propagandists have
undoubtedly instigated the proposed
amendment. In no other way could
their Theories be enacted into law.
The present Constitution of Ne
braska, Article 0, Section 1, provides
absolutely for uniformity in taxation.
It was originally taken from the con
stitution of Illinois o: which the Su
preme Court of that state has said:
"The framers of our constitution
and our lawmakers, to their credit be
it said, have kept steadily in view the
principle of equality and justice, in
adopting a system of taxation which
commends itself to the favor and ap
probation of all well organized
minds.-1
The great majority of the states
f ih Union have in tbs-.r constitu
tions provisions for uniformity in
taxation, -similar to tho.-e now in ef
fect in Nebraska and Illinois. A few
of the states have, in recent years,
under pressure o: the prevalent de
fcire to try something new in the
science of government, departed from
this rule. A notable example of this
Is in Wisconsin where a new and con
glomerate system of taxation has
leea in effect for several years, sim
ilar to that now proposed for Nebras
ka. Information late'y received from
that state shows that the principal
and in fact the only recommendation
v. hich thi now revenue system has,
i the facility with which it takes
the money away from the taxpayers.
All restrictions having been removed
trom the legislature, which not only
makes the appropriations, bu' pro
vides for the levy and collection of
the taxes, the burd- n of taxation ban
beii enormously increased, so that
there is now being raised and ex
pended in Wisconsin for state pur
posis alone about 51 S.oimmiii'i per an
lium or at the rate of a million and
a half dollar.- pr nv-rth. The pres
ent state iaxe in Nebraska amount
to about ;. '. "i.im as against IS.imiO.
(jl0 in Wisconsin. The Evening Wis
consin of Milwaukee says: "Wiscon
sin's tax burden is growing desper
ate." Mass meetings are being held
is II over the state to protest aaain.-t
this condition, and a political cam
paign is now being waged on this
issue.
Should not the voters of Nebraska
hesitate and investigate caref-'ly the
probable result, be"or dursins
this radical chanu - i:i ?' .raska's
fundamental law. a d th t icing of
s'ich unlimited and uncurb J powet
in th rnr.ds ? th li h-tare?
thi: llagil: or tax:-avi:r3.
Enormous Increase of State Taxation.
The State of Nebraska raised in
taxes for all purposes for the year
l:07 about $ll.:;H7,ioo.
For the year 1M3 we raised in
taxes about $22.4S7,7.4l an increase
of tll.OiMVrSl, or S7.3 per cent.
Laurie J. Quinby, chairman of the
Nebraska Tress Association's Com
mittee, and a well known single-taxer,
in his report says:
"All personal property taxes should
be repealed, and only land should pr y
taxes."
This means socialism.
"Why should the owners of land pay
ell the taxes?
Amendment No. 1 was proposed hy
clngle-tax advocates. Under their;
plan equality of assessments is ira
possible.
If adopted, this amendment would
reopen the troublesome controversy
about exempting church property.
I THE LEAGUE OF TAXPAYERS.
GMSM
REPORT
BY ALL
Two Night Attacks
Repulsed.
GERMAN MOVE CHECKED
Allies Make Progress on Line B2
twen La Bassee and Lens.
MANY GERMAN DEAD ARE SEEN
Sixteen Hundred Bodies cn Front
Opposed by Brigade.
WAR BULLETINS -
The Cerman and Austrian trocps in
Russian Poland are failing back be
fore the Russians, but the Germans
are pushing their attack in northern
Eelgium. Thus the German govern
rr.er.t summarizes in official state
rrer.ts the sitaatlcn of its forces in
the two var zones, on which the in
terest cf the world is centered.
The withdrawal in Pclard is before
reinforcements in the Russian lines
advancing from Ivargorcd and Geor
gievsk. On the Nieupori-Oixmude front in
Belgium, where for days the allies
have been vigorously disputing ev
ery inch of ground that the Germans
have tndesvered to reach their ob
jective. Calais, the offensive of the
Cermans is said by the French to he
moderating. The French clcim to
have made slight gains between
La Bassee and Lens. Elsewhere
along the line in Belgium there were
no operations worthy of mention.
Of the situation along the Yser river
the Delgian government said the
German artillery fire had slackened
hpving been - subdued'' by the guns
cf the fleet and that the position cf
the allies had improved.
At Sarajevo the conspirators whe
brought about the desth of Arch,
duke Francis Ferdinand, heir appar
ert to the Austro-H ungarian throne.
?nd his wife have been sentenced.
Crbrio Prinzip. the man who actual
ly fired the shcts which killed the
archduke nd his wife, received only
a twenty-year sentence while four
of his co-co-sairators must pay the
pena'ty of ciecth.
Paris. O-t. Ltt The ,fl:-ial commti
nie:'tion issued l tlie war office says;
"In IN '.siium two r.ieht atf.al-s at
t'-mot'-d hy the ct.emy in the re'ri' Ti
cf I iyr.iut'e have l-een r-'ai'se'i. Th-n
n- rman ef'ort on the ft on: b we-n
Nie i;.oit ard Tixmat'e
I T.eaie'l to he.
nioit ;a;;i s. Our tinea
!.::v out mue
to the north of Yprs.
'T, tvve.-n La Ilr ss. e
has f n s'i-l t j-rrcre
'On 11 e t ev:a ;n'ler
'i d T.er.s titer-'
-s on our t-nr.
of the front
tere is noiliin.s to rporr."
French Ir.fiict Heavy Losses.
Vashinuton. f)et. Official
rat'-h's nade public 1 ere by
Frett"li rrnhitss-v retorted Fti'-cesses
for th-- allies till alette the ;iup.
Retiort? state that everywhere the
cr. em v ha? received a st-rio:is cherl;.'
paid the rrihletram.
-C'T the air;ii"S oi the Uttlte of "W'nr
temherr and tie crown prince of V.i
varia on a lr,rit opposed l y oi.e Fine
lis'n bria-ade, l.i'a '1 corpses were fo'T.d
"On the heights of the highway Tes
"Tames it is csticated that the number
n? il'.cd rrd wound ul Germans si
ahoat 2.f,r,A. although ours reached
onlv r.hout 1r" men hilled or wour..l
BOTHA WINS SKIRMISH
Pursuit of Rebels In South Africa Is
Still In Frogress.
London, Oct. 29. The following ofli
cial st?.t ntetit was ir-siu-d recardinH
the tehellion in the 1'nicn of South
Afrir-a:
"General Tctha reports that he left
F.usteiib'irjr a district in the -west
parr of the Transvaal colony) and
proceeded in the direction in which
Oi neral Christian Beyers with his
commnnd was supposed to he. He
a" .e in to ich with General T?eyer
- en in the forenoon and drove them
in headlontr rout the whole of the day
and cultured eighty of them fully
armed.
"In thf fU'htinir which took place
towards the end of the pursuit, one of
General Ttctba's men and several ol
Fevers' omnia ndo w ere wounded.
"When the report was made th
pursuit was still in progress."
Cousin of King George Is Killed.
I-ondon, Oct. "9. Prince Maurice oi
F.attenhers;, a cousin of Kins George
was killed In battle in France.
sice
scicl by lhs
NEBRASKA
nick Co
from August 1st, 1914, to Oc'o
tober 1st. 1914
' '
Ask for Demonstration
Ts Hi PQLLQGKi
TL--;jj Platisir.oiiih, Keb.
The rules cf taxation shall ha
cniform as to arty given class and
tates shall la levied upon sueh
ptopcrty as tlie legislature shall
presi-riae Taxes may also he im
posed on ira'OH'ps, privileges ai:d
cci atiors. which taxes rr.r.y b-
gtad'iated ar.cl progressive, and
re t oaa Lie exeii! -t ions may be
provided, in n-.'dlfion to tho'
h-r. iraft. r spe-itieally ntent lotte.l
in se, titst: ' of this article.
At tent ten is dire: tod to tae fact thrt
this amendment will impose a tax on
incomes, j rivih -ges ana ocupntion.
r.tal that it provides for grad. sated
and progressive fixation. This word
pverei.-'ve' h.ar! s hard; to c.tie of
Henry fieorse'f Pt i.'eas. and is al-c
a ;.att of tlie socialistic doi-trine It
is i!ii 0s -ih!" fcr wat.t of spnc e to ex
phiin p.tl'y wlt.tt it means, bur it is no'
too !at- to sound a warning to all
property owners to 1- vv tre of the tru-1
m. cr.ir.g of ti e provisions of this pro
I psad amendment to our r' vetiu" law?
This arnerdruent. it will h" s- en
v.-i!i h.'e the legi'at'tre to :r.i:-'so
a 'a'e 'Ic'o.ae tax wh.ich. in ad 'itioii
to th' iclTal income tax. would la
r.t t on'y h'i,-d.u!s"ir.e. but exorbitant,
aid at tlie sa-n:e time uttnec es.iry.
; . c ial r.tt' Uti:-n is called to tli--?o
wiinls in the pet: ling amendment;
'Taxfs may he gt;elaat.-d atol pro
;res:v e. ami reason;-. hie exemption?
rrviy fe jrovid'tl." This provision. '!
a-'opt- ti rrd engrafted tin t. th- s'at'-'.-1st
it i:t on. wou-d oreu tie way te.
Tai iv.g the tax off one class of pro
,-.-. :!.! in; reasirig it upon ttfother.
H wnild put an end to equality cf tax
ataan in Ne b: as!-: a. It would 1 e a con
stant menace to the hind, owner, jir
ticulariv. and to th" l ohh-s of
ari" r:'s of improved pr ;- i-,y: to in-r-
--f i.il rilar.ts. manuiac tr.: ir-s. c t".
I: wotiid raise at oiK e a s'at e wide
l?s:te on tii" question o'' exenttitioTi.
It v. ou'J ri'o- c ?i tie old !e!-'r;::".a
t:oral f.rht v. hich c hara: teri-ed th
campaian of 171 for oa.r slate consti
tution, precipitated by those who op
".-: d any exemptions of church prop
t'tv used for re'igious purposes It is
t In the interest of good order r
. t'.cc to ;i2C a tevivalof this issue his !i
gave l is" to so muf h l-ttcme.- s and
anta: onism.
It is impracticable to include here
e!1 of the iau; ortar.t reasons why pro
pos-e.l amendment Number One. a?
fennel on the billot at the forthconrr?
e. tion. sho.'.ld he defeafd. It wou'''
he a dangerous experiment. It would
disturb the present system of levym-:
taxes alike upon all classes of prop
erty. uttu r which it is possible to tn
every kind of property which shouM
jay its just share of the burden ot
state government.
This appeal is made to th.-' taxpay
ers ot rsetjras.va in ttie none nun tnev
v.'ill give tlie subject immediate a t f n
tion at least that sma.Il eonsideratio-r.ec-essary
to verify the accuracy ol
the statements herein made.
LEAGUE OF OMAHA TAXPAYERS
Mrs. John Rutherford waj a pas
senger this mornir.sr for Lincoln,
where she will visit in that city, vis
ttir.fr with friends for a short time.
I Homer Shrader motored in this
j morning: from his home east of Mur
ray, accompanied by Joe Wheeler,
who spent a few hours here looking"
after some trading: with the mer
chants. j Dizzy
Head Fluttering Heart
Floating Specks.
Tliesio are sitrns nf kidney an, -
blathler trouble. Y't:'!l have
h aiiaclms t.ie, luiektiches aii'l le
tiieii till ovep. Itott't wait longer,
hut lake r,,l,.y's. Kidney I'ills at
once. Yur miserable sick f'eel
inn will be prone. You will sleep
.veil, eat well anil prow .-.tronu
and active aain. Try lliern. Far
sale Ly all druggists. i
NOT AIMED AT
HQRSF BREEDERS;
Bosfram Says Regislralion Beard
Trying to Do Rihl -Thing.
SEEKING TO IMPROVE STANDARD
Milford Man Probably Fatally Irj-jr-d
When Automobile Ccllices v't
E2ur:gy Wheel Monster Parade Wei
comes Leslie Mann to Linco'n Home
Limoln, Oct !;: I Jr. A. liostrcin
t.iad (M' the staiiiuti i eis-ratton
prir-.neiit, denies 'hrtt ihet- ;s any
tort on the part of l.:::t- II or t!.
stallion t ei:it t at ion hoat d to mal.e i
hard for iiay h:e-der of horse.s to 'io
LusIim.-Ss in NeLra.-ka and says 'La'
the whole aa-it.ition i.i:a:t.s the t-oar l
is made by w. u wno :. t e t::.a!!o to p-i: j
ten, ss certain thin-rs wt.tah !h" stri- j
ii::es of the hfard pro!.;;:' them from
du:!;- The sta'iion i ec-.-s'ratif.-n I.i'.v
was er.act' d. c ord'rz to pr. r.o.-n-or:!.
to protec t the lanii- r- of Ni !-ra-i:a
irota lieinsr in".iosed tttion by breeders
i;f iiotrf's who were n t car fr.l in ti.-'r
L'tyinp; and who freq!enly h:re;a!:t
itr.scnr.d and dis as d horse.? into tlte
The law had had a ten iancy to ho' i
that sort oi" lellows. ilown and ptohihtr
the unsound horses of states v.ha-n
had a defective law or no law at a!'
from being shipped into Nebraska In
the mind ot the doctor no one is raisin-"
anv fups or c! potion to tlie ia-.v
vLo owns sound norm's, or do ople
oh;e t seriously to lit" xamit.at ton
v.t'ui 'heir animals are found ::r-o"rid
via. teaily want to do a business
Y.hh h v. Ill h.ear ir.v --i-at'oM.
Decrease In Popcorn Acreare.
Fcpcora .rowers of N- i.raska plant
e l Pt ia;3 acres in ID! 4. ac ordlnr to
th.- venorts of the precinct ass- ssors.
tai't.lat.d hy th.- N-iuaska state hoard
of agriculture. Last year the a- rcg"!
was 2.79D. the deereas" heir 7H : j
act-' s. Valley -u:ry H-ads in the pro J
duct. on of popcorn In IMS the m r-- !
a:-- v.as S7'-. this v ar vt; Kt -x co'tn ;
Tv is a v,
sec
ol d. v ith C"4 to f
(",! -eley county plant "d -'1 rns i:
I"'-. 71 arifs in I9i:i. Cc ndit ie-us in
th-:-e counties, it is said, are ide ,j ait !
tlf crop ripens wttliottt art ilk-ial dry
Fights With Bartender.
T. L. M- Iiashlln. a Hav do- k snlonn
1: eper, who h.i.s keen in severe lit tan
cial rio.iMes lor son." time. ru into :;
fi'.-! t w;:h his bar;. ! d.er, from wliotn
he tad I or rowed --otoe money, and r;
a re.-ult cf the a't-t ( atieii is very had
l. injured. Ti.e bartender, .1. J. Me
N'e'l. came to Lincoln and pleaded
g illty to assau't b-fore Justice Lov
and paid a line of and co-ts. Uat it
is sa.el tiu.t as soon as McLaughlin is
aide to appear McNeil will l e aain
artesteii on a mote serioas ciiatge.
Hurt In Auto Accident.
As a result of a collision of an atito
r. a-t tle with a buetgy just wast of the
city hniits. Charba 11. I.ates of Mil
loid wa- p'ohably fatally in j 'tied and
L. K Ihtn'.els of the sam- town sti-lit
lv injured. The two men had just
kit Liia oln and in atrnai ttiig to pass
her-
Dm
v dtivini
in i iip sam-
diiectlot; ti;e autoiiiobile colli.h'd wit!:
ti rear v.aeei of tke buggy and turned
turtle.
Parade Welcomes Mann to Lincoln.
A monster parade, led by a Imnd.
was the wel erne gfven Lc'slie Mattn.
oatiad.ler of ti.e champion Ito-ton Na
tic i a I leaaue u.m. upon his return
to 1 is home here. A banquet in honor
of the player will be given this even-
DR. CORKEY IS DEAD
Noted Author, Lecturer and Preacher
Passes Away.
Y.ayr.e, Neb., Oct. I'M. Dr. Ah'xan
d. r C'orkey died at a horpital at Sioux
City as the result of an operation for
appi iidicitts. At his bedside at the
last were his wile and daugh'er. his
Li other, the Rev. Mr. Cot lav ot Win
t'iset. Ia.. and Mr. and Mrs Frel
I'hilieo of Wayne.
Th" attack came upon Dr Corkev
very sa.ddenly. the disease becoming
acute on Sunday. Oct. IS. However
he conducted his usual Sabbath ser
vices, both morning and evening The
r.ext day he autced to Sioux City fa.'
the operation. He rallied somevvha'
alter the ordeal, but infection soon f?'
in and high fever and delirium cause-.!
Immc diate mid increasing; anxiety.
North Plstte to Have New Hosp'tak
North Platte, Neb., Oct. 119. Th?
Good Samaritan hospital has just beer
organised in this city, the organtza
tion being under the auspices of the
Kniscopal church of this city. Lean
r.ovvkcr will he chairman of the exec u
tiv e comntittee and general manager.
All other hospitals now being tondnct
ed in this city will he closed, with the '
exc eption of the homeopathic hospital
Gets $50 Ilach For Cholera Proof Hccs
Rnnorinr Veh Oct "1 i 1 her-r !
. , ,. , "'' " ' ',, i c-isv fount v. Nebraska. hihI re-
Pmtth ot near Cadmus sold a laree; l,'", ; ',.0Vk .V- o 4:::: of the
r.ttnthcr r.f Red Sovereign hoar pics :.' . -m,.i tix:it:e Keeor.ls ,,f cp.ss I'lmntv. N'e-
... ..... , , . I i ., ' l,. iMTiefli.-d iiild Siltis'iied et
an average or neauy ap.ere. 1
hoes had been placed in pens with!
others infected with cholera and stood
- . . . C II.. .
li. e it-i f-ue( ess i iui .
New Fostmaster For Nehawka.
Avoea, Neb., Oct. 29. S. C. Hohack
t. ".s appointed postmaster at Neha'fka.
'
I v. o r. x ifi-z co m ? e n s at i c n law 1
I
i Or.'.- oT th ir.o.-t need-d Iavs en-
F:
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c:
Y.'e i-e4i.-i- u-. ? Won-: men's coni; en
atlou iuw, n.i li ti.e a a tit re la
tended shoaic bcome iLe.t-e Ja.y
17 ci ;a?t v,;.r.
l"i.:orn..ately lor the v. ori.r-rs in the
mills ami lacti'i'its and oliitr haaaid
ous j ';u -s o;' -,nM ioyr.it nt, how ver,
an o, anlzat n u oi lawyers waase priu
tipui st-itrt e oi ii.couie is dern cd H'oia
their pain. ipauon m per.-cnai uij -r,,
vianiage Sv.its i.!.:ler our p.-. vent em
plovero l.ai. liity mw, itnW lit to I'l's-.-t
the tood wo::: oi ti.e U tj.-.at.ire.
Tio .- e 'a:a'a
.!. e
," as ti.ey
are f. m.iiar.y i.ao'.vn :u the iocalit'.ej
, i:e. e t!:ey a;- n.ost active, iaa-id a I
iund oi 1:. -tween t-i.fhL s'.ad t-n tn.-va- j
aai.d lol ars, and by I a.- i-- h.ied
w...:.ers :, j pt-r da;., plu.s h c rti I et j
I ;or : . l.iu; e.i t ; titoi.-. p-us (
I li.hi..:.; ta;'t.--s ::r s..e.r v. ..
Oi.t Hi the
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ded U
a -rof. i-etid'iin" on tl.ia mer:
c- ' - . -
tor a : - a
T..e I(
t:" vot.
.1 i ; o : i .'.-r. t ia.'.
.v ncitni will ;e U'.ci-.!"d h i
tae
a
e;t:.-t.oa,
I ' . . u.
i- a: fat
t! e citit
Lat ai .
.c'y, v.e v.l-.o live away from
hear little of sm li tl.i:::,
( :::::ktc ial c. u' - rs. not
ctay j li a .) ru
. hut ;n c ery --1:
ti:e 1 1 ass of lawy. rs to w....;:i w- rdet
are a disgrace to the leaal prolesoioii.
I'taier he employers' liability law,
the lawyer fur cn injured employee in
ij.a, s him to hrinz suit for damages
in a !a:a;e sam aitainst his employer,
-. r;-, an who in time of trouble ou?ht
to l a his best l i-i- n-.I. InciiHencaLy,
a'.oi with the suit, the lawyer f.h-s
an attorney's lien ior one half of tho
gntcunt sued for. To make sure that
lie iav.; r gets his share, no matter
how little iitsy he le!t for t lie unfor-tame-
-njared person or the fantllles
oi' those W..O are killed, the lien pro
vldes t! at the lawyer shall llrst he
pa.ui !
I- ts
all
.til
y.ir.t su. a
io:
if.::
cut of uuy rec eve
thut mu
Le
t of th l'.t tie that may he left
att. r the I. wycr rets his fee. the
'd man is required to pay the
fc laa
irju-ed mi
o -'- e.avti.c 1.
li:t"e or i.otliln:
im ill It.e a v e g a v c.'C
; for his irjuries.
n;
v(is ol 11 is caas.s aie u.:..-i-.-.-,
:.a t catta s in soa.e a.-es as ipt;
- , , ., (,. rtpp. i a r-r o at of
Is in dvma-.-" salts, wl.. ;. id -hi
e-. pv dw'.lar shoe.'d go to the in
1 e .:. c- hia 1 etc f.'-i.Tl-s.
a wo-kn en's euit ei:s ition Ittvv
:sv.-.--. with law suits for ir.j'Htes
I-o.-'C'. by provi'tlins antcmattc
1
c : a-: -to
re-:. ior erv ii.iury. ffac its- o:
la.-- s- ' '
!.a:t"-d it: t' e law tor c-.cn .- 13
be i ..hi promptly follow'.;.;-, tla act:
c. : t. inc'tiditi all neaessary ir..tlica1
a" l ho-: '-ai trer.tmr r.t.
l v del!.-' away with law S'iit . thf
r v-
th- :;
aW S llV.tl' V. l"."e
iarre coitttnent t'c pivire all
-i-e-)-. instead, to the irj-tred
with v-t any echutlir for r.r.y
ln the nexv sv stem the lava crs
1 .el to tk' lr ( Cetll I"f.' f "
t!.a:r.
! !. f't'
p "cn;;n
ts far the:
Oi ; : l-'oa to t ry change.
v -r0 ti.e ( ora; ( us:;ti(n law doe-r-
t a-it'v t: fartners or V.iv.-seVo'.i'err
cr tn 'en 'overs of 1' ss than five r;,r
soa.s. T.- veithehss every pe-s.-n in N'e
.,...,:.; a i;;s an interest in sr-eir.g tae
lav.- ma ie ??fei five, not only from the
sa;: 1' o i t of hctunnity. but on nr
co-.r; :f ta.xaf'on. A v...-t e'tpensc
wa- 1 1 e s -ve l to tax- ;:p r? in sren
er :i a!;e tld per -one. 1 :rj-".ry Ii,;ation
p, (-: r.v.-.iv v. 1th in our di.-trlct ard
e.-- .-..-- court .
is tC ., hoped that the voters ot
.t .T vvt:l f now it:e '': " o
ai t---t tier hssc.l "ref. rend-tm?'
u" it, this state, rnd that, aifoi
p ;. latare is Tritbt'er th-n a
l e r
do
nil.
hand f
f fvV'-r'v-ftvo or tnt-ty "savs er
!2wyr--s o, Omaha, ly voting " l ' s" or
ti-.? co-a.p-ia--it;on law n- xt election
day.
i t y the .Journal lop calling
nr. 1s.
i.i;; i. MiTiri"
II.Tini.i IP AVindi.am. lUaintitT.
vs.
S..no.e Ca.s.-v Itt .V!.. 1 ie l-udio: t s.
T" .-atiai-l (i-rv, ti e unknown peirs
t r t : i-e.'S ,.f s.i ni.iel e'iis.--; K.ilieri
I. I:m-':.v. tin- unkti'ovn belts ati.l t!ev
is. ,.s ,.r itel.ert .1. Lackey: W. II. Sii;;
fiT. the l'ldctiown p.eirs nti.l devisees ol
v.-. 11 Si infer: Ira A. Meyerv. Slierwin
T. i:i:ac-es. TPemas IP (ifii-Juti. the i;ti
kt'.'i' u P. its i.ti.i devisees- of Thomas
;t. ctea-den:
Y. a. a :.! each of you wit take notice
Put en tee (Piy of iet her. A. 1 '.
l' l;, f-.-rnin IP VVit.ii!,i;n tili-il Per pe
:tifi i:i tlie l;-triet I'.-ait of Cass-'("titt--.
Neiu-tis-ka. airainst you ar".
-.-.eli of yoi!, the ot je. t a ti d jifiiyer .
.. ' ieh js-'t'-at e iiii:;.- 'e a ki tulgteil the
".viirr ill fee simple of Lot in Itlncli
1: L"t 1. i!i flock 2: Lots 1. tk " .-Mid
!. in 1 P-ek .". : Lets 1. g fi i.n.l ;. in fhxk
.:; ! of s .'. ind . in L'.ek ltt: Lots 1. IP
:t and t. pi flock : Lets 1. Ik ' and '..
n fti.(.k t: Lets f. i:nd :. in LP-ck la".
L-.ts 1 :it,.! 'j.. in P.lo.k If.: mid Lots 1,
It. aad 4, in flo-k 17. i:i 'I'ownseniV.'
I .!.!P?io:i to l'iatts-month. NeiTaska,
' fi ! d I'rern :i'.l claims ! an estate !
Oi'.-iest t'ci'C!!', ef said def-nda II t s, anu
i.-i-ti of t'em, and ail I" rsons c-iaor.in
tPror.aa it it:i..ei- turn, a
d that
v.... p.- 1
:-.et eally er.P'he 1 trotu euiun-
.:.. initril O I" lie-ill
;,ir, :1,i to ti.e same, a.l-
: tin
Vei to the lltle o: in.s in...
I,,,.- . - as-i-:-.s. ami fi m i n t t-rt er itiR
with tt -iniet anil i.ericeahie en.ioy-
... . . - il!'..mic.. e- s:. il T.iaili-
i . ..... : .. 1 '..1 1. t
- t'.rp. ;;!;'' 1 ' -,,..,,,,1 t..
: i e'.t. "-ndiint, itoheit J. La. -key. .late.
-,,v. inn i- j. pt.v. to tl i; mi: 'i'leil one
eetli 'et tfiirtv :!'' norys oft ti e south
i.lc of tlie west en. -ii;i. i "i s..i. . i. .-t
1 .kl. r, .,-.-t ' , of See. 7. Twp. 1-. Itange
,l(,-i ' ntv that atl C -cols cast upon!
j.uiintiffV title he r-m.vt-d. ami tor
such other and further nt a equity
Ii ... ' . .
Vim and each ef von are renin reel to
answer said petition on or before Mon
diiv. tlie itth dav of I it eem her. 1 ! 1 4 .
1 i- ir.tiT- fi. ai.lTS Vili ce .'inro-.i u:rir-
,., Uiid allegations ef said petition tak-
!,s tr,,f'- HI:KMIA K winlham.
Jk LP "WINDJLVAI. Attorney.
AMEMIMLST NO. ONE.
wv ,n !..- o..H QTin.il, -ncnt T I
fh ,.orirTi..i. of Ihe Stat- ..f Nt-hr:ika
as hereinafter set f.-.r-h in full. t sul'init
til ti the elei-tors of the State e. .t-n::is
ka. Tu be vit-) upon at ttif general el.-. t:T
tr te Lei.i Tuesday, November ttril, A. 1
4.
To't a .To!::t resolution to ninenil s.x tloc
1 of 1 r J of the ."nnrit urion of tti
State of Nebra-ka. relating to revenue
Ee it l;.-s"Ive.) mut I'.na'-Ied ly the l'ftipi
of tie- State .f Netiraaka:
Section 1. That Se. 'iMii 1 of Artl.-le f
of t!i- i-onstiintion of the Stiite of N.
brp.5.a be atnenii.-.l to rea.l as follows:
1. Tii" rriies of taxation shail t'f
tiniforni ns to a:iy pivn cla--i .ml taxe-
Kti:;a he l.-vi.-.l upon sifh proper y as tu
Legislature '.iall pre.-rit.e. 1 it- tuay
Blsi: l.e ill.Jioseil on i :i . -. i ill e !. Ji-I V ! .' -' J
o-.-ti). it ion-1, v. hU-i. :. m- naiv h- i:rail.i-:t"o
anl p'-oirr-ssi ve arol r-oi,.:h:- exempra ti
n,:ir he rov;.!.'(! in :obli:':oii to those !.-r--inaf;.-r
up.- Mi-ally Lu'-uUoiied la e-tiou i
rtf t :. Hrl i-'.e.
-. I "- '' ' ' ' ' ;
t;io croT,erai n
Vrtr..m...r V.-ll. ' !:.T- slaill be M.t.eotted
In t i... f.i.--'. - - ..f t'l" sf atrt I'.'T f'.'ir tip
oreva or r.j- p T.:e i .r;',- ,-;, - -
j....t. -v . f, ,',,,,-,, ,1 j,,, j
v:,l ..r r ifetion the for-i: " i n .
Vi 7,ror -d .-. h im", I
I .t,iis.;-1"at. "s-'-cretaVr of Ftaf. o.
tbe State of N.-l-,ska. f.erei if;,
1 . , f - or ,,.,1 ,,.( ,"
that the f.'.eo-.. pro, os, , i .. ,,. t.,i .,. i.
to the
i o:i-:i: ;tion or the s::'-- or
h-Mslei 1
rot i . , V of T 'l.
criu-::iiil Pi.retii-d at"l cirr-is.-.i lipl. 11-
passed Lv t.'i- Ttart v -Ttiii d ti "f .'
p.-i-l -la: ii-'- ef t.ie Stilt.- of N- t- -;. -k n, ;i-el-T'eiirs
frisn i:.i. orl!r!'.:il till '" fil- C
tiiis cflic-e. lite! Siiiil pre; t :i'n-!"i
trieljt l SUt.l:i"le. to t!l--- pl.-P!ti-.l Vnt'Tl
of tr,e S':.t" cf . hraska f..r t'a-'r a.Joia ii
or rejection :it tt'c ei.ral t-l.-rp.n to h.
h-'"d uti Tnesdav, tl.t art! day of N.iveiaher
A. D. law.
In TestimoTiy vrp-erenf. I hav pPr-uaT.
t my liiitel tirid d fie Ore -at S'eul el
th" State of Nel.rasl:a.
Iot,e at Liii-i.in. tuts -J'trd day nf Mar'-li
In tlie ye.-ir of our Lord. !! T: :i:n'
Nin Iinaiied atid I'.n:rt a nti.l of t'..
Inclepetid-ti f the fr.i-e.l siat. s t'e-
Hn.'i.lr. i! i't;i! Tldrt v -evtitii. aad of thii
State the Fort y-wvo: ' I..
AI'l'ISciN WAIT.
ISeal Secretary of State.
IKOT0nn rciXTITlTIXAL
AMItMIMK.VT NO. Tve.
Tb fill'f,i:ig jrieios.-il Hiii-Tataient tt
th constirutii.il o!" t ,.e Sta'.- of N"hr-iska
Kg tiiT'-i'iiifii r set for;!i hi fi.il. is siiinni!
ted to file eie.-Tc.rs of tlie State of Net r;,s.
ka. to he vote.l ij ion i:t tlie ner:il eleiti"t)
to he UePl Tuesday, Noveaiher Plrd. A. L
t'.'U.
"A Jcdnt Tt-'soltitlon to nmend P-t!on oil
(fi) of Art.-:.- one ill of tbe Cou;itt:tior
Cf !Pe St.-ite of N'.-hr;is;:i.
Se It Kt.-i.-ie! hy LP.- I', ople of ll.o Sta'
of Neprasl-;. :
.eitian 1 Tl.at S" ti..n six (fi of Arrh lc
'i' 'ti of tiie ( i -1 i : at ; . i ti of t e S:-iO
f NenriisPu Le uu.eiia-. d lo read as fal
c- n s :
Se. tien 6. The ri.-'it of t rf 1 1 ! r Jur?
'..-li' reie.ii, vjopife : hat In a p :,.
id ia .-itadijie , p.- tl.ati f toiiles
e si'l: -:' the j'.ry te.i.v reiol-r a ver
U-" :it:d ttie !.: I-..-it ':r- i.e'V :e. ''."!
-i tl lv : P.ry .,f a t-.-s t i. tiel
ue.ve it. -i ia e.n.r-s ii.f. iii.r to t..e dis
, -.-1 r-
-. ? T::,f -' r'Tieral eI..-TT a f.'.
;.:- .! 1 . e.e e ,,f.. ,.r ; ., .. '-PI j.
t !' t .' t e . 1" .' Pr:.- '.a en i t : -' ",' i . - 1 .
' . : t: : - M v ia . m! ;-- tat :
' !.;-,; !!-; I l-l-ofi t :u- ! - Pot ...
'" i ' ;o-t i..-.d or ti.
.- v.- .T f. .. ,. .,..,..,,. ,,- ; ,,.
i-.v ;. (, : ,'..r j.-.e - .1 . -...-r.-Irii.-ii ,
' ' ' ' "' : i' '' '" vi ' . '.' t:i.-:t in a '
'' a-' - a.i !i i- ,j I,- - t ':
a -.- : u f i-.- joy may r.-tj.l--."
:ii-.i -. e.-i 1 1... ,r..-
-' t To t lie I '. ! - it i-t ioii j v:il--l-'
" s; , ;,s e
I t
i. r-:i.
.-'tun . i
i-'-a io her
f t...- jur.'
St'l'e. O'
r- t).P r
V.e
v.-:.
l,s..,
' f.'.
V -
cert if
'-' '' - h i : i-l:ii.-:i
t '' ' ' ti.e :. f Nelir.-lskl
' - I -.- "f ; a- ..r.Liina
:ai..--". I a. as r.asr..i le
'' - - '- f T ... ll -.-isiatio-i
f N-:.:-:.-'..-i. ;.s fre.i.
: i ii ,.- Hi t i - .ep a in.
- '5 ' ! i"-i i : s.ii.miir..,;
I ' t'-r . ( ' P.. State ' f e
: :. i-;.1 .1, ..r .
''' T" I ' il.-id -.ti 'I i;,.,,. ,
-V.v;,',,! -. A. !' It 14.
---!. ii;,i i:er--i:ntc
i ,. ,. I'- .,1 t p, cJi .-at -al ot
X.-! ra -r
tats "ttr.l dar of M;, r. ti
f "!r '...!. in,.. Id.e. -,i'i. i
1 ') to- re :::..) ..f ()
'f I ' : a.'d Sia'e t tie I o,.
I v --.-Ma. ai.il of th,.
-e . -i ! ii
A i . t 'I S. I N I -
S... rf ftst
.r- I- s
1 e !....-
st.-t- ..r
' '.l... .:. t i .1
'"I" i d-a-
-! i
tiie '.
Si-.ill
MlTint.
Tn t',e C-'intv I'aurt ef the Conntv
f iP.-s. NePr:.:d;;i.
l'l 1 te IPsfale t.f Ii;'Pi!:i!i Seililist, de
- used.
T-. All t'ers-nn? Tnt-rcsted:
Y."i nf- liercl'V tictiried- tlant n petl-
i -tl wn til. 'l i-i tte- iili. se c-eert on tlie
s;!, .lav ..f I let. .her. A. 1 it'll. ati-'-T-
i'l-T the .it'i.'h test.-ite of tl'tinaP
"P'-P-t, :i r"-i,!iTt of siihl (-.tit- on cc
'i.:,er t. It'll, and "''!' i-s t : i: a- that an
lost T-umeT't t't-t sent .'. t h'o-owit h por
ertin r t 1 tl e h's-t. will aad t.-stn-
meit of s-nid .1 1... a i , v -.) are'
.tniittf .1 t prol.ate cs s-w1' ' " '
"'isl-ir"nn, le i' T o i I', t e -1 e ee; 1 1 ' f
there-'r Thrt a lieari'i'.' v i'l !-.'
1 said lK'tiPiTn at the offh-e of 1 1 e
a.mntv J ml ire. (".it' I'o-e... fpitrs
n 'uth, ("ass- Ci.iintv, ." "et :i s-k a. ."i tP
tr'i dav of Nov. m P.-r. .v. I . f.-l 1. at
oine orlo k A. M. at wPPh time
l.i's wi'l he onfe'-od in accordance with
tt, o e.-idintrs ef 'he cinirt fi-re-eon 1I
i-.T ie;is thereto 711,1st '-h filed hefure
: d hoot- on said day ef kearinir.
t!v t',e Court
(Seal) ALLPZN" T. rt '"KSriV.
Coontv J mi ire.
TLWVLS & ROTtl-TtTS'iN.
AttfiHlPVS.
(n:ri; t it niTi.
STiite of o hraska, a.iss ('ountv. ps
In ("ountv C'oci-t. i:i th-- mutter ef the
estilte of Cleorire H. foisatk deceased.
N'oti-e is heiehv gtiveil to tie cred
;t,;, ,,f srihl dee. a-o.l tl at l.earinirs
iviil he had coon claims tiled aszainst
s-ii.l estate. In-fore me. (Vutitv Judtre ol
ss Cmntv, N'ehraska. at the CuiinU
Court l oom in 1 Mat tsrnr i,tli. iti s:io
'eunty, on the "ttrd day of November.
t!i1t. and en 'he l'l 111 day of May. Iff",
at f o'c'.e k si. m., each day for exam
ination, adjustment and allowance.
All claims must he filed in said Poiirt.
on or before said last hour of letcrintr.
Witness ntv hand and seal of Hiiu
(""ountv Court, at I Ma 1 1 smoi! t li, Nebras
ka, this tird ciav of October. Ifl4.
(Seal) ALLILN J. ULLSoN,
County Judge.
M. Tritsch, refracting; optician, at
Gerinjr iM: i'o.'s Wednesday and Sat
urday evenings. Examination free.
Modern AVoodrr.an Dance.
men of America, will give a social j
dance at their hall on Saturday even
ing", Ocober 31. The public is cordial
ly invited to be present to enjoy a
g-ood social time.
"To laufrh once is better than to
take medicine three times," is an old
German saying". After you have seen
"Alma, Where Do You Live?" once
you will not need to take medicine
for a good long" time, as Alma is said
to be one long laugh. At Parmele
Tuesday night.
AVF.N IIMrM (. 1 I'llr r..
1 11 TO IOW1IIZ I' Hlli-ll i:n-ii. w
th. ront It utloii of
lilti- of .Ni'i-:ikl,
as hereinafter set for-, it. fui. N .(tint
tefl to tiie el.s-tors of the state of Net.rna
ka. to he rot.-.l upon Ht the ir-tiernl ele. ti"t
to he held Tuemlay, Noveu.ticr t'.r.i, A. li.
1514.
"Foil a Joint resolution propo-iing amend
ments to Section 1, of Arte V. rnfl
Section -i. cf Arti-le V. of ttie 'ont i: ii
tion of Nebraska, relating to fer.n ol
ot!i-e and salary of iiovernor and ulhai
px.-cu'ive oltlo-r.
Pe It Kesolved am! rnti'-ti'il by the I'eopl
of the State of Nebraska:
Seti..n 1. That at the ceneral el-fl-n
for !rate arel Wgislative oth . to he l.ei.l
on i tie Tuesday hti--eecKijg the tirst M..u
liny in November. H-l 4. t:.e foi owinit o
nbia;tted as aunn J men: s t., S.-. t ops 1 and
24. of Arth-ie V, of the Cons: .tutlon ol
Nebraska :
e-. 1. The exe-uMve dpa rfuent hal'.
eoiiM.-M t a 5overtlor. Who hh.:.i ln.ld tut
o!i-- for a term f two yars fro-n 1 1.
first Tiairs.Iav after the t.rst Tue!:iT tn
, . ... .. I .1.. , :.. .... I ,,,..
ie-i a.e.
b;s si-.e.sor Is eie.t.'d and i mi ,i ! i ti-d. la
in foi;..wi,1t ttl-
A'tiirnci "etieral. ii'i'l 'o-'i !n S s loner
a.l.:. loti Io t!i liovrnor. tne ..n-:ve n.--
years ftotn the tirt T a i: rs.la y nf'-r tl.a
hrsj TM-da y In January, next J.fter I .
eh-rton iMe! tlfttl s.or ?-!;-
J"d .pi.i M-.-d : Provot-d. h'.w.-ver. that the
J .n...... ...,n i...
' " - " " a " ' " t .
Oil I ':' I 11 1 s 1 1 a Ml-''.'- 1 . If U I .I' I. : -1 .! ' ' 7
In
N-.-.ei.it .-r. V.-lli. ilT.-l
ll il 1 i - -.--. t I I g
i- s.-.'l.- Ol. .''
e.-.-ioi, sii.itl l,e !i id at t
rime i:i ea h cv. n year f l
'inn-ninr, Se-r.-tary f St. it
e-.r. -J
Aii'litor of
fiil-.i'- V'-'-oiaa.-. i!in! I r.-a-iii'-r s.'iaU re.
-:! at tiie sent of gorTi: 'm i: t 1 irii. t !!
forte- cf o"! e. unit !. ':,- j. ,i i- r.t h,
books i ..ii.ers tli-r.. aiel -!i.itl .-'f..riu
su-ti linties as na he re.ii!r, , ,r
Her. Tie- saiarv of T h- t-t.-riior r.liatl
toe five f 'ioiis.-i to) i.PVuei I'm ..t.:ir ;.er mi
tintii. The s.i-,ri.-s of And't.r of I'ot.ite
Aoiints and Si-.-r-tary of Stat-. Suj.erlfi
' ad' t.t of pahlh' !n-trii. f !..ti in. t C..ii.-nii-st.n.T
cf Piihiie Lands an.l I !ti . . 1 i n -s sliiitl
ie two t Iioi.i t,i1 f.v" Liindr.'.l i.'tJi'i
lokars -a. I. per loiti iru. tool of tin- Attor-
ri-v ep-iicrak foil- t'lolis-'lld (!'-!li'
i nii.ki . per a ti ti i! m . tli saliry of th
S'.te 'I '-oas- r. er i-tiail tie tie.-.- t 'n oi s n n .1
(Jtt.iHiOMii dollars p. r ant ii-u. .ind tin- 1...-U-
t'-ti.il.t liovertlor sii;,il r.'-eive otie Htld olie-
.i.'f f!i- .-..tn ;.. -tis.it of a s.-,:i.,,r, 11 ml
if'er the aihiption of lids -otis-i' at i..u rto-jr
-tlilil le t r -.eive to their own ll-e atl.V foes,
osTs. li terest r.Ton j . 1: 1. 1 i im.ihij In ttieir
'i-no's. or i:a Lt tle-ir rnii'ml, p. r. 01 1 -I tea
f "lii-e or oti.er corn -.etis. e ioti. ;.i,l all t.--
lit' Ti-:y lier.-afti-r he p.ia'.l- hy law for
e -.i-.-s .. rtot-tti.-d l.y an '!.-.-r pr..!..-.t
it. (lis a-ti-ie of fin- .-oiisi i: a' ion ouall
" I' ''I ft! JliHan-e Into flu- stiT.. treisjrv.
Tle re sioill he im i; 1 1 an.-e 1 -r clerk h.r
tn tiie oTii-es of tt' .V,i,..ril.rel.etlt ot
f-'J f. i i - In-' r: -tion an. I Att..rii. y ;.-i,eral.
Sr. 2. Tliat at s;ii. I ele- 'ion on t li- Tne.
day su--eeilii.;. t!,e tir- Monday In Novem
ber, lath on the haliot of ea-di elector
roting thereat, there shall he printed or
written the wor.N: "for pr,,,,,,,,. hiiumiiI
n.eitts to the eonsf i'utlon. ftiilis tiie t-riD
cf olTl-e nnr! sai.iry f..r (ii.vernor. ttel 01 to r
Xe. liLOx OlfP ei." Mild AtfUlllT.t l.r'..i3ej
oai.-ioiao-i-t . io t !i. const It uMoti, flxitis tn
term of oi'i .. t., alary fur governor, aud
it!;.'r eXHM.dve ofl-irs."
Appr.x-e.i. April l'l. if 1.1.
1. A hiisoti Wait. Sei-r.-i urt of STnto. of
Tin- st.,ii- of -Xehrri-d. a. ,P. t.r.- -..rtl'r
tiiat tie for.-i.-o;iir f , pop-.-.-, .,",..,. , p,,,.,,
to tae -ocst,TuT!..n of t!,.. Stat of N", hrn-ka
' 1' tl"e all I i-urr.'i t eo'-v of l.ie ... .it :.l
ear.. tied aad ei:-r..sse.I hill, u f . ., ,1 ,y
ti.e '1 jrtj -Tiiir.) s. --tot, ef 11, - 1.. -i-i tun
of t.ie s -'M- of V.d.rask.'i. ifl-r from
sioil ori-irii.) Idll 0:1 f.le It, thi- otit-e. ;,r.1
that said pr..po.-. ano iel n.-nt 1 i.l m i" t.-.j
to tie iiiaiitie.t voters f n, State of Ne
braska f..r t'.eir inhealoii or rei.-rieri at
the general -o - t '. 1. to he held 01," 'I ii.-, day.
ard day - inlwr, A. I. It U
in T 'stiii,..:,;. ..Hereof, J hive hereunto
""f n,T ''aiel and a!Pe,l the Great S.-a
the Milt., of Xehrnsk.,.
Ione ut Lincoln. t,js Cttrd dar cf March
In the year of our Lor.p ( i,. Then-in.
Nine Hundred and Fourteen. :lI,,t ,.f
Iti'lee:i,J.-n.e of tlie t iOIm.i stiite tt, r
.. oiur.-.i an, 1 I liirl v v..v,.,ltlli llIld
"tjte the I'urty-M-ven t ii.
ol ti.,
AI!!S( WAIT.
Ieal So. retari of sf ,t
IN Till': IIM'IIICT ( ill II I l" .
l T , Mtlllt K .
T H. Pi.il.i.l;. flaintif:',
vs.
C;i ss-..) rut ia IP Sfuie, riT,.l the t:i. known
Heirs and L.-vi-s ..; ( '.i -sa no i a L.
Store-. ! lee'-ased.
N TI i " r ; :
To ( 'iissa nd ra TP Stone, and the un
known Heirs and fevisee.- of C.is
s.,ii.lra L. Stoiie. de.-. asi-d. 1 f i-nda n t s
in the aboe entiti'-.l aitiofi
Von r.nd each of ymi ate pcfoPv
iiotih.-d tin IMaintiff Pas cemm.-i,e..i .-i
suit m-atast ymi m ti.e Iitiit Court
of '"ass- County, Nebraska. t r the pur
pose of ciuiT-tinir th,. title of the
flair, tilt in and to tie fot b.witic de
scribed real estate In Cii ' s C.oir.tv,
y. hr.-. sl.ii. to-wit : L"t s in f k
in the cite- of I'iiilf laimth, and l.r ti.e
purpose of i-sti, bl is I. i i: - iniv, r.si- n.-s.-s.
sion, niul to N.-lude each .l" on and
atl persons claiininir by, t hrou irh or
under ymi from lainir or (laimii, t
en- interest, rml.t. '-state 1 i-n or lite
l! ei-.-on. eitin-r li-aiil r equitable in
si, id premises nn-1 t f.n.n i' ii i"iti
.m and each of you from iti a n - in.ni
li.f i n 1 t-r fei i nir with the title and p..s
s.ssjon of His IMiiirtitT and those
ctaiminir or h..Plinar throu-tt or uiob-r
hiei and for equitable jeinf.
Voii c r- ro u i red to answer sai-l
t.etitp.n on or before the f-th. .lay of
November, A. 1 . Iflt. and oi fiiiiititr so
to do your default will be duly entered
herei n.
T IT. foil", k. Piait.f iff.
P.v A. L. Tidd. li s Attorney.
1 0 -.". - I u k s
i. kg ii. MTin:.
KMen C. Windham, 1 laii tiff,
vs
John Sehniter l it A!., 1 fenda fit .
To John Sehniter. the i nknov n I ' ts
aad devisees of John S d uller. Sieike-so.-are
Loves, the unknown h lis and
devisees of SI ia kes j.e-i re l-m. - . W i ' -iiam
Snei.b r. the unkte.v. o lens and
iievisi-t-K of Williiim So eel ; I .i id
li.'t-le, the unknown h-iis and .l.-v is.-.-s
of 1'ilVid Leehe; H. L. Levi, tae litl-
known I eirs ;u,d devisee: ot II 1. L. v i :
Anion .Tozetiek. tin- li n li no... n h.ifs and
devisees of An ton Jo, lek. .lame.- M
Jionisoii, S. fva-is. J. f. fond. tt,- un
known heirs and lei.-.s of .1 f
i:i,l; Michael IP fali'iili. CP.abetl, IP
(lesser, Frank 1. Van !otn, Lva L
H a iris, defend an t s :
You and each of you will take to'to e
that on the dav of (i.tol.ei. A. le
f'll. Kileii C. Windhani I.i-d her .ell
tion in the Iustiiot ("our' .f Ca-s Coun
ty. Nebraska, aio-iinst on and cm I. of
von. tlie o eject and ptaver of which is
tint slit- bo ' adju.lired tlie owner in fee
simple of Lots ::, 4. r. arid ii, in l!i k
a."., in f liittsmout h, Nehri.sl.a: uml l."t
1. in flock --: L"' f. In fi"k .a:; Lot
tk in flock ll In South Park -Addi
tion to said City of p,a 1 1 s riiou t h. freed
I'-eiii all claims of an est; i- or jnleii -t
therein of the defendant-, and each of
them, and of all persons claitumu- P,
through, under them, atid that am and
ea-'h of you be perpetually enjoined
from cbinilniT any riwhl, t ile, int.-i i - l
',,.r; t the 'title of H is j.iain't:f . i .
heirs or a.-sians; niul from Intel feriirr
with the iiuiet and n art iilil- enjov -nieiit
"f said premises l.y pa hi plaintiff:
and that u certain Iti'irt try t-dated l"-l,-ruury
the "id. lH".., given hy Albert N.
Sullian to liefeTidant liva L. Harris on
L-'t 1. in flock l'l!. in South Park Ad l
tion to Pla 1 1 srnou t h, Nel ra-ka. be riiii
e"!led, the Kiipie liaviim been paid. The
piaintiff alletres open, actual and ml.
vt rse possessten of sild lots for a per
iod of more than ten years. IMaintiff
nravs for t uch other and farther relief
as may be equitable.
You are required to ar.swer said pe
tition on or before the 1'lst day of
Iooember. If 14. or your default will be
clulv entered therein.
KLLKN C. WINDHAM,
P. V.. WINPHAM, Plaintiff.
Attorney.