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BELIEVE COSSACK
KERENSKY REGIME
EOPE EXPRESSED II WASHING
TON FALLEN CHIEF MAY SET
UP MOSCOW GOVERNMENT.
V.'a.-Iiiiistcii, D. C, Nov. 8. Dis
couragement felt here over the news
of the overthrow of the Kerensky
government at Fetrosrad is temp
ered fcy hope that the extreme
redicals who have seized the capital
may not he able to extend their con
trol over the army or any consider
able part of the country.
However, it is feared that much
blood must be shed and the nation
further demoralized before any pow
er rises above the turmoil strong
enough to control the situation.
The state' department and the
Russian embassy were without offi
cial cdvvs tonight, consequently
there was no official comment on the
situation. Informally it was point
ed out-that with the telegraph lines
and the semi-official news agencies
at Petrograd in the hands of the
radicals, it would be difficult to
learn the true state of affairs, al
though there wa3 no disposition to
question the collapse of the provi
sional government's power in the
capital.
CUH BOYS DESCRIPTION
OF WAR PREPARATIONS
From Thursday's Daily.
llenipsted, New York, Nov. 1, 1917
To Friends of Cass County :-
We have been going to write to
our friends, but this is the first we
have had an opportunity. First we
will try and tell you of our camp
and its surroundings. We have a
very pretty camp, located about two
miles from Ilempsted, N. Y., on Long
Island. There are several different
organizations here. There is the
aviation school here and airplanes
are as common as Fords are at home.
One fellow here has broken the
World's record for going high. His
record on flying i3 sure splendid, he
went 29,000 feet and they thought
he was lost and they sent two other
fellow's after him and they could not
locate him any place. So they1 had
to-give it up and come back. down.
In a few, hours after he came down
J" .
smiling from ear to ear and wanted
to go again. Wonder what Kaiser
Bill will think when he gets over
his army dropping bombs on him.
We will now try and give you our
drill schedule so you will have some
idea of what we are doing. And if
you don't think we are busy just get
a broom stick for a gun and follow
our schedule.
First thing in the morning is the
first call at 5:30. (Well fire call in
blowing and I will have to go or get
commed Quarters for 30 rays.
Well the fire is over nothing but
an officers tent burned up.) When
first call blows in the morning all
we can hear is our corporals gentle
voice, 'Get up boys and build a. fire.
Next comes a march at 5:40, pretty
early isn't it? Reveille and assem
bly at 5:45. Mess call at six. Fa
tigue and sick call at 6:35. Non
commissioned officers school at 6:33.
Drill call at 7:20. Recall at 11:30.
Officers and first sergeants at 11:30
Mess Call 12:00 M. Fatigues and
drill at 1:05. Recall at 4:30 pretty
long stretch. Retreat (inspection of
arms except on days when there is
parade, when retreat is called at
5:30, assembly at 5:40, Retreat at
5:45, mess at G:00, officers call 7:00
call to quarters at 9: CO, taps at
9:45. That is the call which makes
the boys go to bed. We are" bound
to tell you of our little joy ride we
had the other day. They say we
were on our way to France, anv-
way we went out to see nine days
and ten nights, cn the 10th night
the boilers on our ship went wrong
and we had to leave our fleet and
come back. The second day at sea
we were all pretty sick, and most of
the fellows fed the fish a plenty.
On the ships we enly had two meals
a day and they weren't nothing extra
good. We could have eaten twice
as much as they gave us, nor did we
have much liberty on the ships. The
ship was very crowded as it was
carrying C.000 men, which is quite
a bunch of fellows to be together on
one ship. We were awfully crowd
ed and we were just tickled to death
to get back to land. Now we are
back in the same camp and the same
tent. One thing we are glad Ave are
all back, and all the home bunch
is together with the exception of
our corporal who is from Pacific
Junction. lie is a very nice fellow
and is very saving for us. He saves
us in the fact that his hair is red
and when he is here we do not need
any light but when he is out we use
candles. The names of the fellows
in our tent are Corporal J. C. Shuff
ler, E. L. Murray, Kdward Ripple,
William Hoffman, George and Hu'h
Kearnes. Ralph Allen. Ralph Lair
and Alfred Wilson, and a nice bunch
of fellows, and they sure do lmow
how to cook beans. As it is getting
late, we will close and send you our
best wishes. From thVbbjs of Com-
I 16$ U:j3. Infantry.
CORPORAL SCIIUFFLElt,
E. L. MURRAY,
EDWARD RIPPLE.
WILLIAM "HOFFMAN,
RALPH ALLEN.
: RALPH LAIR.
ALFRED WILSON.
HUGH KEARNES.
GEORGE KEARNES.
pany
illC-l! SCHOOL GIRLS ORGA
NIZE FOR SE'SViOE OF U.
rrotn Tliur..by's Doily. ,
The Girls' Club of the ITifh school
held their firut meeting YVeu'.ie: .clay
afternoon in the High school. T
following o fl'iecrs v. ?re elected.
President, Eleanor Runny; ice-
Janet P.ajoclc; Treasurer, Theodora
Kroehler.
The Girls' Club has for iLs aim the
following: To develop a spirit of de
mocracy and unselishners and a
spirit of unity among the four clarces
in the high school. The club has for
its specific aim this year, Red Cro.:3
work. The ladies of th3 town are
very kindly co-operatiag in the sup
port of this Red Cross work. The
girls also desire to raise money in
various ways for the equipment of
the new gymnasium. Hiker, teas and
parties will be a part of the year';;
program.
The club will hold its next meet
ing Saturday, November 17th.
The following is the list of mem
bers: Agnes Edgerton, Marie Olson, El
len Nolting, Eileen McCarty, Wilma
Itainey, Freda Sattlcr, Agnes Holly,
Alice Pollock, Estella Tritsch, Emma
Wohlfarth, Pauline Long, Edith
Kelley, Margaret Buttery, Edith Re
bal, Gladys Kaffenberger, Goldye Kaf
fenberger, Hazel Sullivan, Marie Sul
livan, Emma Wilson, Eva Ilanon,
Agnes Kresak, Clara Mae Morgan,
Louise Siezkowski, Janet Bajeck, Lu
cille Bryan, Pauline Bajeck, Mable
Ledgway, Thelma Olson, Eva Bint-
ner, Myrtle Peterson, Margaret ,Sch-
laler, Emma Knoflick, Mary Knoflick
Fay Crook, Jeanette Urber, Mariel
Stfeight, Mildred Schlater, Helen
Roberts, Elizabeth Bajeck, Leone IT
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ford, Eleanor Burnie, Verla Beefier,
Ruth Moffit, Kathryh Wadick, Rose
Janda, Lilian Palacek, Katherine
Lutz, Hattie Roessler, Gertrude Roes
sler, Loretta Propst, Una Crook,
Theodosia Kroehler, Lillian Spang
ler, Jessie Bookwalter, Mary Rosen
crans, Mary Egenberger, Nellie Mae
Cowles, Ruth Flossner, Rose
A HOUSE UPON A HILL M
CANNOT EE HID
This is a true maxim, and from
the source of al.jti-il knowledge;
but the house catiiHi'-tfoxn down and
that is just what is happening to the
one on the top of high school hill,
the one which Roy Burdick recently
moved from. It is being torn down
Beloh j that the material may be used in the
layyy (Sadie Belohlayy, Clara Trilety, ; construction of the foundation of the
GrettklHackenburg Leota Hacken- j new garage which the Pollock Auto
burg, Martha Vallery, Kathryn 'Ku- j Company is building at the corner
bovec, Genevieve Whelan, Alice John- i Df sixth and Pearl streets
son, Ida Patton, Bessie Holly, Miss
Baird, Miss Staats, Miss Bute, Miss
Moore, Miss Beach, Miss Driftmier.
GEORGE W. SHRADER SICK.
From Thursday's Daily.
We are sorry to learn of the ill
ness of our old time friend, George
W. Shrader, who is visiting in West
Graham, Va. Mr. Shrader went to
the Peace Jubilee at Vicksburg,
Miss., and after its termination went
to Virginia for a visit and was tak-
e sick there. His two daughters
Miss Jennie Shrader and Mrs. Chas.
Wolfe departed 3'osterday fcr Vir
ginia to do what they can for their
father in his illness. We hone lie
will soon recover and be. able to re
turn to his home here in the west.
The barn at the place had been
raised to the ground, and the house
is rapidly following suit. The roof
is gone and the walls are slowly
melting away. Like others this
place will soon be a memory for the
purpose of supplying the progress
of the ever changing times.
FOR SALE.
7 room house and barn, 3 large
lots, Washington Ave., and 9th St.
Inquire of A. M. Kurtz, 3517 So.
24 th St., Omaha Neb.
10-27lwkd2wkswkly.
Call Plattsmouth Garage for serv
ice. Tel. 594, also livery. J. E Mason,
Prop.
oiui:it ok in:.iti.C5
MAKING TOUR OF BURLINGTON.
J'Yom Thursday's ai!y.
JTcrry Ritter, chief lumber inspec
tor ior uie i.urungton system was
in the city yesterday fcr a short
time looking after Feme business for
the company and departed lrt even
ing for Lincoln, where he has some
work to look after for the Ruling-
toD, and after which he goea to
Aurora, Illinois, and then lie will
return to his home at Chicago.
COUNTY WELL ORGANIZED NOW.
roni Thu r.- da vV I ;
C. A. Raw Is th
'. T ill-
cav.is tre couniv c-iairman
cf the War Work, for th Y. M. C.
A. returned last evtntng from a trip
ever the countv. whcie he mter-
icwta every cue oi the precinct
chairmen, rnd found them enthusias
tic tcr the wm'X p.;vl ora!!i-f.l the
i :.'.".:-ont precincts ar.d wards for ef-
:i:ve ork.
l: Io;m; i. evcrvuod v ev. n nnxioiu;
U do tlio
them, and
and Notir.' on IVtilloo for settlement
of Aif'ouiit. '
In tl.f County Court of Cass County,
Ntdiraska.
State of Xe!ra.ka, Cass county, ss:
To all l.ci'sons interested in tht' Es
tate of Agatha Stull. Deceased:
tn reading tlio i.etition of E. D.
( uiiimin.", Administrator, praying a
final set t Ifiiunt and allowance of Iiis
a '-co unt tiled in this Court on tlie 5tli
day of November, P. 17. npd for liis
iird'arsri' as sucn .uniin istrator;
It i.t bertdiy orderoil - that you and
all persons interested in said matter
i my. and do, appear at the County
t'oui t to be Indil in and lor said Coun
tv, on tl.e 20th day of November. A.
1 .. 191.. at 10 c clnrk a. ni.. to show
-ause. if aav there 1, why tlkf prayer
of t; petitioner should not be srant
"d, and t'.'.n notice of the pendency of
said i.etition avd t!i- l.earinff thereof
1 f'ivor. to all peryous interested in
:-ti.l m-ittvi by piiM'shins a copy of
bis order ia the I'la ' tsmmi t h Jourial.
a n !i:i-i'"i";iy newspaper prm'-fu in
id ciiiii.tv, for one week prior to
.- ;ini uiiy of i ; i r i 1 1 lT.
lii witne-s v.-beieir. I have hereunto
t n-y bard and the' Seal of said
Court, this ;ta day ot November. A.
I'., 1317.
ALLHN .T. la'ESON,
.S-rJ) County Jud.e.
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examination, adjustment and allow
ance. All claims must be filed in said
court on or before raid last hour of
hearing.
Witness my hand and seal of said
County Court, at Plattsmouth, Nebras
ka, this 31st rlav of October, 1917.
ALLEN J. BKKSOX,
(Seal) County Judge.
LEGAL NOTICE
i
1 1 .
natter of the Instate
or
cir.pj home with hoots of an abund-
nt
in the Ik'.? of gcttin:
;e amount hich. -liu been asked
for, ami feels much eucc.'.ravd with
the prospects for the early cirple-
i:on oi the t?.:i:r which nave been
: r.ctiod" to thii countv.
S'HOV.-IKG A PATRIOTIC
a:td rncc-nzssivE srmiT
I'o-n i burs. i i;- s i !:i :ly.
In another eoiurm v. ill he shown
report :f tl-.c Pr.-.t ::;ertinrT oi' the
(tills club of the Pltt-mouih High
i'rhcol. which organization has been
the teacJiors JTfss Bertha Driftmcyer.
ho teaches in the Ilish School.
: I 1 3 lata ct tins tcaciier is one
worthy of emulation, and cannot
h.clr but bear ;;'ood rmiltr. fcr the
mtirt hir.h i chord, as well as the
utiro community. It hc.s required
considerable work on her part to
crganizo and grt this Girl3 Club in
to worl-:in?r shi1 ne, hut the results
vhich are t.ure to follow the organ-
zation.
iliss Driftmcyer is to lie congrat
ulated in this effort, and all assist
ance should bo jnven to wake it the
est service to the students and oth
ers possible.
t'r'atb. Mc:;s-h. Icc'ased.
To vi'K- l -fd itoi:-; of said l'state:
Vou ;.re beroby rcditied tbat I will
-it :it tb;- County Cutirt room in I'latts-
rioatli, jii st. id ci-pty. on Iho ;!nl .lay
i I '.ivii: I 'i 1 . ntnl on tii ::rtl i'mv
t Mnrcb. 1 ! 1 S . to receive and examine
11 can1;:' :!;:a;; s::iil l-.staic. with a
.ii to tbciT- ad j n t iTn-nt and allow
..ii.'C !!.' tinit limited for tbo ir-
".i?:it ion of claim.- aarainst aid Mstat'1
i I'-r. o iiMtitbs ftoia tl.e first day of
! cin'ior, .. 1 ., It IT. and t!i tlm
iini't I for pa r.-::t of uebis is ciiit
:noiit!is firm said lifst day of Hcccin
r. 1M7.
Witiifss my br.nd and tbo seal of
!-a!i i i.'cnty ourt, tius Jru (lay or
member, 1317.
ai.li:n j. bi:k.s'.n.
( .-ea ! ) nS-v v. County Jn4l"e
MITICK fi.LK
In t!ie Id.-trlct Court cf the County
X i?, Nebraska.
In t!i,- t iatter of tlu; Kstate pt Henry
.. . J.alon, J 'cceasfMl:
Notice i bcrebv Riven tbat in jmr
!! of an order of James T. Hepr-
: y of ti:e nistrb t Court of ( ass coun
t;, . Nebraska, made on tbo 1Mb day of
Dctol.er, It 17. for tlie sale of tbe real
t:ite berinafter descr! led, there will
e sold at tbe soctil front loor of the
('out Jfousa in l'laltsmoutli, Cass
county, Ner;vka. on tbe Kdb day of
beciini'rr, . nib, at ten o clock a. m
i't 1'Ulnie veiitlue to tbe hbrhest bid
cr for cash tlie following described
i-a! estate, to-wit:
Lots two hundred eleven C'll)
and two bundled twelve C'lU' In
tl.e village of Irecnwood, Cass
cuuty, Nebraska.
aid sale to nnmin open one hour.
iionrvriiv m. i.yncit.
('mlnistratrl v of Kstat'j of Henry W
Katon, Uecoasrd.
i. A. K.VU, Attorney. iu-swijtl
WILL HOLD KEZTING
. AT LIT. PLEASAI7T
'mm Th n rstlay's Daily.
The people in and around Mt.
Measant precinct, have asked that.
(!. A. Rawls ccme to their scliool
house this evening and speak at a
meeting which is to be held in the
interest of the War work fund for
the Y. M. C. A., and when they ex
pect to organize for active and en-
thusiatic work in the securing' the
quota which the meeting at Weeping
Water, had allotted for 'their portion
r,f t,o fnnrl r lo Misod liv lio rmiiW n:ul State of Nebraska, to-wit
"'' " Tbe south half of tbe northwest
ty. The people in that portion ot tne
county are in earnest in the matter
of raising the funds necessary for
the carrying on of this work. - !
mti(,i: cf i:i:ri;!tKjrs sam:
N-ri.e is hereby kivoji that pursu-
!it to an Order .f Sale issued to me
by the listi'ict Court of Cass county,!
.' biiisk:.. on the nd day of Novem
ber, A. !., 1017, in an action pending
i i .-ai l court in wbicii .lamcs Deles i
lM'fi:ier. as iruardian of l-irnest II. I'l-
iott. Jiarry Klliott and Walter I.I11-
"tf,-nll minors. ICic!iarl boles Iernler,
1 .a lira. Deb s Dernier, Marti. a Ann lns:-
erson. Albert N. Inwerson, Norman
C. Deb s . Dei nier, Kmma Deles Der
nier, .lames Deles Icraier, lOusenia
Debs Dernier. I.ster M. KHiott. Alice
I.lliott. Arthur Klliott. Andrew Klliott
nd l.innie Dels Dernier are plaintiffs
and John C. Deles Dernier, is dofen.-
(iant. I will, on Saturday, tbe 8th day,
f December. A.' D., 1!!!, at one o clock
in tlie afternoon on said dav. fit the
front door of the Nehawka Bank, Ne-
h;iwl;;i. Cass county. Nebraska, oner
for s'ule at lmblic vendure to the hif?h-
t bidder, the following: described real
estate, situated in the County of Cass,
To George W. Norton, Geo. W. Norton
(first rc;il name unknown), Geo. D.
JIattison (first real name unknown),
John Fountain. Henry Fountain,
tleorgp E. Harding:; the heirs, devi
sees, legatees, personal representa
tives and all other persons interest
ed In the estates of the following
named persons, to-wit: George W.
Norton. Geo. W. Norton (first real
name unknown). Geo. P. Mattlson
first real name unknown), John
Fountain, Henry Fountain and
Georsre K. HardinR'. whose names and
residences are unknown: William H.
l'rice, William M. Price and Albert
Kelly. K:iecutn-s of tlie last will and
testament and estate of Georgre E.
Harding, deceased; and the unknown
owners and the unknown claimants
of the following described real es
tate, to-wit: Tbe Fast half of the
Southeast quarter (EViEU) of Sec
tion Twenty-three (23), the South
west quarter (SW'U) of Section
Twenty-four CM), the North half of
tlie North half of the Northwest
ijuarter (XXNW'i) of Section
Twenty-live tl'5) and the North half
of the North half of the N6rtheast
quarter (N'sN'-aXKi) of Section
Twenty-sis 126 1, all in Township
Twelve 1 2 . North of Kange Ten
(10). East of the Sixth (6th) 1. M
in Cass county, Nebraska:
You and each of you are hereby noti
tied that on the 2tth day of October,
1 117. Nancy J. Hill, Franklin IX Hill
Eunice E. Kline. Jesse J. Hill. Charles
F. Hill, Violet 10. Thorp, Kuth Thorp
and Florence Thorp by her Guardian
ami next friend, Kesinald u. Thorp,
as plaintiffs filed their petition in the
District court in and for Cass county,
Nebraska, and that you and each of
you are parties defendant, the object
and prayer of said petition being to
obtain a decree, adjudging and decree
ills' that said plaintiffs are the owners
in fen simple and seized" of the follow
ing" tiescribed real estate, to-wit:
The East half of the Southeast
quarter (E',a SEU) of Section
Twenty-three (23), the Southwest
quarter iSWK) of Section Twenty-four
(2t). the North half of tlie
North half of tlie Northwest quar
ter (N4 N XW'il of Section
Twentv-five (25) and the North
half of the North half of the North
east quarter (N'2 N',4 XK!4) of
Section Twenty-six (26). all in
Township Twelve (12), North of
Kanse Ten (10), East of the 6th
I. in Cass county, Nebraska.
and that said plaintiffs are entitled to
tl.e absolute and uninterrupted posses
sion of said premises; that you, the de
fendants, and each of you, have no
title to, claim or lien upon or interest
in aid real estate; that the title to
-did real estate be quieted in plain
tiffs; that the clouds created by the
claims set forth in petition of plain
tiffs be removed; and that the plain
tiffs have such other and further re
lief in the premises as they may be
entitled to and to the Court may seem
meet.
You and each of you are required to
answer said petition on or before the
17th day of becemher, 1917.
Nancy J. Hill, Franklin I. Hill,
Eunice E. Kline, Jesse J. Hill,
Charles F. Hill, Violet E. Thorp,,
liuth Thorp, Florence Thorp by
her Guardian and next friend,
Ileginald H. Thorp.
By: u. W. MORROW,
o23-sw3w. Their Attorney.
NOTICE OF SI' IT TO Qt'lET TITLE
To Alfred S. Cooley. if living, if dead,
his heirs, devisees, legatees, personal
representatives and all other persons
interested in his estate, whose names
are unknown; tiie unknown heirs,
devisees, legatees, personal represen
tatives and all other persons inter
ested in the estate of Frank Havis,
deceased; James J. Shannon, if living,
if dead, h!.s heirs, devisees, legatees,
personal representatives and all oth
er persons interested in his estate,
whose names are unknown; Mrs.
James J. Shannon, first and real name
unknown, if living, if dead, her heirs,
devisees, legatees, personal represen
tatives and all other persons inter
ested in her estate, whose names are
unknown: Shermlin S. Cooley, Archi
bald It. Cooley and Harold O. Cooley,
nois-rt sidents; all . claimants to Eots
Seven (7) and Eight (S) in Block
' Eighteen (IS) In the Village of
Eagle. Cass county, Nebraska, whose
real names are unknown.
Defendants;
"Von. and each of vou are herebv no
tified tbat on the Cth day of October,
1917, William Latrom. as plaintiff, filed
his petition in the District Court of
Cass county, Nebraska, against you and
each and all of you. as defendants, the
(Object and prayer of which petition is
to quiet plaintiff's title to Eots Seven
7 and Eight S in Hlock Eighteen
(IS) in the Village of Eagle. Cass coun
ty, Nebraska, and to forever exclude
a;id enjoin you and each of you, and
all persons claiming by. through or
under you, from claiming any right,
title, interest or lien in, to or on said
real estate, or any part thereof, and
for such other and further relief as
to the Court may seem just and equi
table. '
You. and each of you. are further
notified that you are required to an
swer said petition on or before Mon
day, the 3rd day of December, 1917,
and if you fail to do so your default
will be entered therein and judgment
entered in accordance with the prayer
of plaintiff's petition. This notice is
made pursuant to an order of said
Court.
WILLIAM L.VTROM.
Plaintiff.
I'ALMEE, TAYLOIt &r PALMER,
His Attorneys.
NOTICE TO t'KEUITOHS
The State of Nebraska, Cass Coun
ty, ss:
In the County Court
In the matter of the Estate of Aug
ust Anderson, Deceased.
To the creditors of said Estate:
You are hereby notified that I will
sit at the County Court room in Platts
mouth, In said county, on the 20th day
of November, 1917, and the 21st day of
rebruary, 191S, at v o clock a. m..of
each day to receive and examine all
claims against said Estate, with a view-
to their adjustment and allowance. The
time limited for the presentation of
claims against said Estate is three
months from the 20th day of Novem
ber, VA. I)., 1917, and the time limited
for payment of debts is one year from
aid 20th day of November, 3 317.
Witness niy'hand and the seal of said
Court 'this 13th day of October. 1917. ,
ALLEN J. BKESON.
(Seal) County Judge.
Stiudeb
0
a&ers:'
FOR SALE.
8 room dwelling, with barn and
sheds. Located on lots 10, 11, 12,
Townsends Add. on north Eighth St. I hour,
Viburgaln if taken at once. H. F.
Gocs, Plattsmouth,' Nebr. 10-S-tfwkIx
quarter (', NW'Vi) of Section
Twenty-four (21). and the north
east quarter (XK!i ) of Section
Twenty-three (2.1), all in Town
ship Ten (10) North of Range
Twelve (12) East, of the 6th 'Prin
cipal Meridian,. Cass county, Nebraska.
tbe term;! of sale being one-tenth ca.sji
on the day of sale and the balance of
I lie purchase price, on tbo day said
sale is confirmed by the District Court
of Cass countv. Nebraska.
Said sale will remain open for one
WILLIAM DELES DERNIER.
n5-sw5iv, , jceieree.
TAKEN UP.
NOTICE TO (II EDITORS.
TjLui State of .Nebraska).' f
uass iourny .
: In the Omnty 'Court.
In the matter of the Estate of Eliza
beth F. Edmunds, Deceased:
Xotice is hereby given to the credi
tors of said deceased mat hearings
this advertisement. Julius will be had upon claims filed ..against
,. .- Ic.i.i 1. 1 n t o tiefore me. Countv .ludire
Engelkemeier. ll--2twkly IV Cass countv, Nebraska, at the coun-
' ' ;,-M ty-Court room in Plattsmouth. In. said
Pm. vnii,.rfiM,r tA iis, Platttj. I county, on the nrst day or Decern ner,
, Ai-my place, 514 miles east of
Manley, 3 calves. Owner may have
same; by, proving property and .pay
ing for
Uavins disposed of my interest in the General Merchandise, 1 now
ffive my entire time to the automobile business, and am in a position to
serve you much better than ever. I have a g-ootl stock of
Sfudebafcer and
l?J3axweSI Cars
on hand and can makeyou immediate delivery. "More car for the Dol
lar," is the one motto the Studebaker. Corporation have kept in micd
since their establishment in 1852. CompareStudebaker in power, quiet
ness, seating: arrangement, upholstering, oversize tires, design and ac
cessibility and you will be convinced our nearest competitors are priced
$200 to $:J(Kr1u!gher. .
Studebaker 18 Series 6 cylinder, 0 h. p. - . $1385
" is" 4 40h.p: - .. ; 1050
Maxwell 2u-l, 30 h. p. ; . . --
' " ' ' f O.B. Detroit. V -'
Call or drop me a card for demonstration. Goodrich nnri T.eo i-
ture Proof Tires and Tubes at 10 under the market. French Antn
opcciauies.. empire Mechanical
Oils and 7 Auto- Accessories
Milkers tsarried in stock.
Cedar Creek,
Nebraska
1
rt.r.0 .rr -rrv r Vv.l 1917 and on" the 2nd day of March,
Q
ipjW jj I
ecu. Crr.s. Tel. 3S4. I1918, at 10 o'c
'clock a. m., each day, fori