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I '-. " 4 -- 7 f i PLATTSMOUTII SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL THURSDAY," DECEMBER 20, 1917. PAGE TWO BOHEMIANS WELCOME 1 N AUSTRIA IS STAND TAKEN BY BOHEMIAN REVIEW IN ARTICLE WE REPRODUCE BELOW. ATTITUDE OF ALL THE CZECHS Local Members of National Alliance in Accord as Shown by -Telegram Forwarded Wilson. From TuesJav's Daily. (Ed. Note. That the local Bo hemians are eutirely in accord with the sentiment expressed in the fol lowing article from The Bohemian Kevii w, is best shown by the recent congratulatory telegram sent to the president following the declaration of war on Austria, which was re produced in the Journal a few days ajii. They're Americans all of them.) It had to come. The president was sincerely anxious to avoid war on Austria-Hungary, as he had earnest ly tried for two years to avoid war with Germany. All in vain. The rulers of Germany by their defiance oi the conscience of the world and by tl.tir insidious attacks on Amer ica itself, compelled Wilson to act. And now the rulers of Austria who in site of the president's forbear ance, in spite of his implied invita tion to break away from Germany, have fold their very souls to the German devil, these militarists and jingoes of Vienna and Budapest with their puppet emperor have finally tonvir.ee J Wcodrow Wilson that Aus-tria-Hur.gary will be good only af ter it has been soundly licked. Citizens of Bohemian birth wel- lome with boundless enthusiasm the decision of the president and its most speedy ratification by congress. Pos si'dy there is in their joy an ad mixture of the feeling of satisfac tion, the "I told you so" feeling. President Wilson is an optimist in so far as his faith in human nature is concerned; lie hopes against. hope that the wicked will turn from their evil ways. We, who were brought up in Austria and know the Bour lm::s of Vienna who never change and never learn anything, we who know the pigheadedness and the overwhelming conceit of the big gen erals and of the Magyar oligarchs, the real rulers of the empire we could no.t share the president's hope that Austria-Hungary might yet break away from Germany. Now we rejoice that the last chance of the present rulers to save their power is pone. The government of Austria Hungary is now our enemy, and America will negotiate only with the representatives tf the peoples of thfs empire. It is worthy of notice that Presi dent Wilson speaks of the people of Germany, "but of the peoples of Aus tria-Hungary. This slight grammat ical distinction and a careful consid eration of the whole tenor of his memorable message give comfort to the Bohemians who might otherwise be discouraged at the president's words, "We do not wish in any way to impair or to re-arrange the Aus- tro-Hungarian empire." President "Wilson does not say that he favors the preservation of" the anomalous dynastic state; he merely refutes the idea that America fights for its dis memberment or for any other pur pose except the freedom of every na tion, large and small, to settle its 3M When you can get staple land in South eastern Nebraska at very reasonable prices and on good terms, that will increase in value because, we raise the crops, every year. Take your car and drive to Sterling, Neb., and get back home the same day. Buy a farm near home that you can look after. Wc have tracts of land irom 5 acres to 800 acres; any size tract you want. We ha ve sold several Cass county people. Drive over to Sterling, fSeb., and see us. GKSIH Phone Red 65. 10 own affairs. The president no doubt knows that with the pressure from above removed the peoples now sub ject to the Harpsburgs will choose Utn itnlni cnvnrwi irntioy far d f- ferent from the present dual mon- archy. When the Bohemians nave M,a3 been working in the Burlington a free choice, they will set up alsn0pS here for some time past, ap- Bonemian repuunu. . i : I Declaration of war against Aus- ina nas, nueei, who lives of Bohemians. in tins country, those not naturalized will become I lecnnicauy uuen eu(uu. England, Canada, special measures ine came to this country he was 6b have been taken by the authorities! years old, according to the fount in to except Bohemians (Czechs) from the restrictions applied to alien ene - All - A ... I. mies. ah ine ames na ictusun- ed the Bohemian people to be a most! friendly people. Let the United States government do likewise. nrnniC 11111 DftTDfllJI7C fLUrLL II ILL I HIHUniLL. HOME MERCHANT ALL RIGHT T e oft-raised question of trading . . S1 , Mtmt, .1111 man uiuci uuuaca ui iran uui" i 5,,or unma imflKtrv rdd as it is. nrp- Tt i. a general fact that most Plattsmouth people are in favor of home-buying. if they are once shown that it will be just as profitable. To some, this may sound like a queer assertion, but J it Via heeu urnvpn finite conclusive-1 lv in the past year. "We have in mind the case of women's apparel. A year ago there was no place in town such merchan dise could be bought and naturally the attention of our people was di rected to Omaha or perhaps they bought through the channels of the mail order houses. Two dealers are now carrvine: eoods in these lines and I their trade from the very start has been most satisfactory. They have disposed of almost one thousand gar- menis in ine past ear. iu us, mis is conclusive evidence that what peo- pie can get at home they will gladly purchase if given the opportunity. But they-are mostly from Missouri, and have to be shown. It is in this capacity the generous use of news paper advertising space can be ap preciated. The public is discriminat ing in its purchases, all of which it has a perfect right to be, paying as it does for the goods it chooses to buy. In substance, some one has said, that conduct your business where you will on the side streets or in the byways if you but serve the public well, success will be yours. We add, that to he who studies the de sires of the people of any locality and caters to them, hiding not his light under a half bushel, that same success will come in unstinted meas ure. Is it not so? WILL SPEND WINTER AT HOT SPRINGS, ARK. From Tuesday's Daliy. Mrs. C. H. Vallery and grand son, Hamilton Marks, departed last ev ening for Hot Springs, Ark., where they will spend the winter. Mrs. Vallery has not been in very rugged health for some time past and it is thought the change in climate, to gether with the benefits coming from the baths there may renew her vi tality and restore her health. Mr. Marks will also take some baths for the cure of rheumatism, from which he has been bothered for some time. Mrs. Myrtle Marks, daughter of Mrs. Vallery, and mother of Mr. Marks, is now living at Hot Springs, and they will make their home with her until such time as the birds begin to migrate northward in the spring. Christmas Cards of every descrip tion at the Journal office. H H 11 Sterling, Nebraska mmm ran? nim MAN FAILING TO APPEAR OH DRAFT, TAKEN TO FORT L,uis Tsokas, a Greek laborer who peareu oeiore me iowi umh uucuu 1 1, . . c . , i i i . r 11.. t.ri I yesterday and made application to L ue auueu .u jui.i ic auu,. mau. various claims which would , not; reconcile themselves. He said that ne was uiu, .uat I his native country, and that when jhe was admitted at Castle tlarden t C A n his age was put uown as -j. uai&. This was nine years ago and three! years later he took out his first pa- rpers, six years ago, according to his statement. . - J Tsokas claims to have registered Tlinp rth ist. nnd savs that when h ":r:a,!z:01: pnysicai examiuauuu ne iau iiti and had not since reported. He did not speak English well enough for the board to get any definite clue as i c n. nn,i to me irue Slilius ui me auu an interpreter was caned in wun out little better success The board finally decided to take him to Ft. Crook, as that is what the instructions indicate should be done with men of this class, and conseauently this morning he was taken there by Sheriff Quinton. BEGIN PAYMENT OF THE M'CULLEY DEATH LOSS From Tuesday's Tailv. The J. M. Roberts Construction conmanv has sent a check in settle- i late Edward McCullev and has al- so forwartleil a cheCk in payment of the first four weeks. compensation , account of his death, as ner the BCheilule mapped out under the Nebraska Employees Compensation t Tl , snecifies that two- thir(ls of the. earnings of one whose life is lost, shall be paid for a per iod of 350 weeks, the maximum to be not greater than $12 per week or the minimum less than G.00. The weekly earnings of Mr. McCullev amounted to $19.50, two-thirty of which sum would bring the com pensation slightly above the maxi mum amount of $12, which' will be the amount paid weekly. The check sent by the company was for $48.00, in payment of the first four weeks' compensation, figured cu this basis. WILL INVESTIGATE SOUTHLAND. From Tuesday's 1 aily. 11. I). Gammon, recently o? Win ner, South Dakota, arrived in Platts mouth a few days ago and Hi as boon visiting at the home of his uncle, J. W. Haynft and wife, departing this morning for Kansas City, Mo. Mr. Gammon was born a few miles south of Pacific Junction, Iowa, liv ing there all his life until about eight years ago, when he moved to South Dakota, and has since engaged in business some eight miles south east of Winner. Lately he sold his farm and all his belongings with the intention of migrating to a warmer climate. He is engaged in the. sheep business and the country there is so backward and the seasons so short that he could not have the crop of Iambs come before May. He thinks he will go to southern Mis souri, where probably they could be farrowed as early as February, and this would give nearly three months' advantage, in addition to the amount of time which he would also ha-ve for pasturage in the fall. ' INSTALLING LIGHT PLANT. From Tuesday's" Dally.l S. J. Reames, of Cedar Creek, ar rived in the city this morning' and with Isy Rosenthal, the Delco light man, is busy installing an electric (lighting system in the new home of Thomas WTill north of the city. Mes srs. Rosenthal and Reames are work ing together at the installation of a number of lighting plants over the country and their work is standing up well These lighting plants give the farmer in his more isolated home the same advantages as are possessed by his more fortunate (or unfortu nate as you look at it) neighbor who resides in town. HELP WIN THIS WAJl., Burn Kerosene instead of Gasoline. Conservation of fuel Is of as much importance as food conservation' and will do even more towards the winning of this-war. Isy Rosenthal, Delco Light-Dealer, and - advises and urges all users of Delco Light in his territory to burn kerosene in the Delco Light Engine. In addition to conserving gasoline this will save the user 60 per cent on the cost of fuel and give him the same efficiency; i - HOME SWEET HOME AGAIN From Tuesday's Dally. Everett E. tiuoding, who has been taking a vacation from his work as switchman in the Burlington yards, returned home last evening after having spent some ten. days with friends and relatives away fmmi n,ib n,V !1v Vvornit visitP.1 at . Kvf.plsiftr a'Drines. Mo.. parsnns. Kansas. wher he had an excellent time and now he returns with renewed energy for hjj worfe which is his to UQ ouce more. CAR AND MOTORCYCLE SOLD. From Tu(,S(llv.e riaiiv This morning Sheriff C. D. Quin- ton sold on Main street, south of the court housgj, the Cadillac automobile and the motor car, which were cap- tured by the sheriff and other olhcers some time since, as the ones which v.mo:j ..io.i.. and for which the participants re- ceived heavy fines The automobile was purchased by C. Lawrence Stull, - . . , . o r o a a t m nnpp n.nn leinr 525(1.00. ailu. " ' lut ",ulull-,uc f'vwov j ... i j . i ir - v v ' i me ij.vvv iivi -ui w of raaha' the price being $152.50 :ur. newey ciaimcu iu nae imu mortgage on the motorcycle, being the reason he was a bidder on it. PRESENTS PICTURE OF LINCOLN TO SCHOOL From Tuesday's Pall v. Yesterday morning at the opening of the High school, K. W. Dryan who is a great admirer of the martyred president Abraham Lincoln, present ed a life sized picture of President Lincoln to the High school. Mr Bryan in a very neat and appro priate speech made the presentation and after Miss Hertha Driftmeyer c the Hiiih School facility, and teach er of history, gave a very nice brief historical story of the life of Presi dent Lincoln, which showed much merit and familiarity with the life of the great statesman. The ser vices were ended by the tinging of America, by the students :f the Higb school led by Professor Spacht. The picture will decorate the wall of this High school, and will be an inspiration to every student ti-r.iake the most of the opportunities which this life presents. They will keep in memory the kindness as well as Mr. liryan In thinking r.f the students in presenting the picture to the school. SOLD THREE CARS LAST WEEK From Tuesday's Daily. Theo L. Amiek lias not been lay ing down on the Bale of cars bec::ns" the weather w;i:; a little wintry, tor during the past week he made three . ales, -which is pretty good for one week. While he is a worker v.-hen It cotv.Oo to selling cars, he also lias an excellent car to sell as well as to use. He sold a new six-eylindcr-cd Heo to John Kaffenberger, on which ho accepted a Urisco'.-, which he immediately sold to J. E. Mason. Afterwards he sold a new four-cylin-(lered Reo, making three cars during ilfe week, and a pretty cold week it was, at that. RETURNS FR02! MISSOURI VISIT. From Tuesday's Daily. Frank Hull, of ne;r Rock Ii lit lis, who has been at Grant City, Mo., for some time looking after some busi ness and visiting oid friends, with the idea in view of purchasing some land there, returned home this af ternoon. While in tdiat place lie saw many old time friends of the Editor of this papv, who made in quiries about him, although it has been many years since the Journal editor was engaged in the newspa per business there. Cut This Out It is Worth Money DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c to Foley & Co.. 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your name and address clear ly. You will receive in return a trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Sold every where. FOR SALE. The late Andy Dill homestead in the city of Plattsmouth, good house and three lots. For particulars, call or write B. Dill, Murray, Neb. This Was No Joke. J. K. Colver, 103 Labor Temple, Lios Angeles, Cal., writes: "I have had about 56 years of experience with all sorts and kinds of cathartic remedies- some good and some a Joke. When I got, wise to Foley Ca thartic Tablets fpr constipation, I got in right., The best I ever used." Do not, gripe; no unpleasant after- 'effects. Sold everywhere. BRINGS SUIT FOP. WAGES From Tuesday's Daily. Iu the county court this morning mi 1 a suit was brought uy Abraham auiu of Omaha, but formerly of this city, against Frank Foreman, of the Peo ple's Grocery on South Sixth street, for the sum of $55, alleged to be wages due him at the time he re signed and went to Omaha to work. Nob being able to get this sum, Mr. Adle has brought this rfuit to recov er the-same. Mr. Foreman, through his attorney, U. O. Dwyer, asked that as Mr. Adler is now working in Om aha, a bond for the costs of the ac tion be required. I3y mutual arran gement through the attorneys I). O. Dwyer, for defendant, and J. M. Ley da, for plaintiff, the hearing was con tinued until next Saturday. NOTICE OF SALE The State of Nebraska, Cass Coun ty, ss: Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an order issued by the County court of Cass county, Ne braska, in favor of the State of Ne braska and against Sherman Chin berg, and t-o me directed, I will, at 10 o'clock a. m., on the 18th day of December, A. D., 1917, at the south door of the county court house of said county offer for sale at public auction the following described per sonal property, to-wit: One Cadillac automobile, taken as the property of Sherman Chtnberg on said order. - Dated this 7th day of December A. D., 1917. C. D QUINTON, Sheriff. NOTICE OF SALE The State of Nebraska, Cass Coun ty, ss: Notice is hereby given that by vir tue cf an order issued by the Coun ty Court of Cass county, Nebraska, in favcr of the State of Nebraska, and against Joseph Dozdell. and. to me directed, I will, at 10 o'clock a. m., on the ISth day of December, A. D. 1917, at the south door of the county court house of said county offer for rale at public auction the following describe personal prop erty, to-wit: One motorcycle and attachments, taken as the property of the said Joseph Eozdcll on said ordor. Dated this 7tl day oT December, A 117. C. T). QUINTONT Sheriff. MITKT. In tl :.f 'as 1 ;t rii t i 'nrt of I,aisi;. Plaintiff the County Vf. ."!. n 'lus Larson 1 efenlaut. John ;u.-- Larson will tak- imlix that -:i t' 1st 'iav of Sept em Iwr, A- I .. l'!7. I.i'iin i.a:-..on. hiinti:T herein. :iU"l hi i- l tition in the listii t Court of Cuss Miimty, N l.iiiska. against ail .lof.-ii'lan;. the ehieei amt prayer ol vhhli are t j sim tin- a divorce from the i'cfi!!i!nt. anil the eustody and eontrot f John Larson anl Ku.nene Larson, chiilre;i of plaintiff ami r.efen ilanf; jrounils for i!ivnr;o alheil iH said :--lition are extreme cruelty, lack of support of In rsi'ir aint children, and hahitiral drunkenness. j ' You arc reonired t answer said pc I It Ion on or he fore the -o'th day of January, A. I., 111S. hKXA KSO.V. Plaintiff, ' 15y C. A. KAWLS. d :i-sw i w. Attorney. MITH i; TO CIIKIHTOUS The State of Nehraska, Cass Coun ty, ss: In lie 'mi nl- Court In the matter of the restate of Julia j: Thomas. 1 nccased. To th- Creditors of said Kstate: Villi are hereby notified. That I will sit uf the County Court room in Piatts Mimth, in said county, on the 2 1th day i" I x-ceiri her, 1!1T, and the 25th day nf Jlareli, J1U, at ten o'clock a. m. of (aili dav to receive and examine all claims apainst said Kstate, with a view to their adjustment and allow ance. The time limited for the pre sentation of claims ayaiiist said Ins tate is three months from the 24th dav of Iieeemher, A. I).. 1!)17. and the time limited for payment of debts rz one year from said 2 Hit day of Je- fiii lirr. 1 1ll 7. Witness my hand and .the seal of !i.l I'onntv Court, this 22nd day of November, 111! 7. A LL1 ON", J. 1 5 KKSl N (Seal) 'County Jmlye. i:. 1J. Windham, Attorney. oiioi:u to snow cai si: la the District Court of Cass coun tr, Nebraska: In the matter of the application of Reginald II. Thoi p, tinsirdian of the Person anil instate of Florence Thorp, a Minor, for License to sell Keal Ins tate: " On reading and riling the petition, duly verified, of PeKinald 11 Thorp, Guardian of the person and estate of Florence Thorp, u minor, lor license to sell, t lie following described real estate, to-w it : The undivided two forty-fifths (2-4S) of the llast half of the Southeast quarter, of Section 22, the Southwest ipiarter of Section , 21, the North half of the North half of the Northwest quarter of Section 25 and the North half of the North half of the Northeast quarter of Section 2H, all in Town ship -12. llange 10, in Cass county, Nebraska; also the dndivided two fortv-nfths 1(2-4.1) of Lot 2, Uloek 10, in South Hend. us surveyed, 'platted and recorded in Cass coun ty, Nebraska I or, so muen mereor as me rvui i jhu deem necessary ana auvisauiv, mr ine benelit of said ward, for' the purpose of investment in interest bearing se curities or some productive stock and for the education and maintenance of said ward,, and it uppearins from said petition that the minor's interest on said real estate Is a small undivided portion thereof and the same is too small to render the property desirable as an Investment; that said property can probably he sold at the present tir.iA for a fair value and that it is for the interest of her estate and . for 1 tin. benefit of said ward to convert 1 stud undivided interest in real estate &ii VfrifrT.-rf Children Cry The Kind You Have Alvays Bought, and which has been in use for over over 30 yars, has borne the signature of p - and has been made under his per- j-jSty-- sonal supervision since Its infancy. Svuzf? x'CUcaAZ Allow no one to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good " are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of X if tints and Children Experience against Experiment. What is CASTOR! A Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing, Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its. rge is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Tvisd Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. SENWNE CASTORIA ALWAYS SI i Bears the In Use For Over 30 Years The Kind You Have Always Bought THE CSNTAUB COMANV, NPWVOBK -tTV. 'v'-'ATi- ( mmm - ir.T 1 into cash ami invest the proceeds in interest bearing securities or some productive stock, or so much thereof as may not he required for her main tenance and education. It is tltfre?ore ordered that the next of kin of said minor and all persons interested in her estate appear bWfore me at chambers in the Court House in the City of I'iattsmouth in Cass coun- ty. Nebraska, nary, IH1S, at lausc, if any on the llth day of Jan U o'clock a. m., and show there be, why license srrantod to said Keirinald should not he II. Thorp, tluardian. to sell said real t state for the purposes above set forth. And it is further ordered that a copy of this ordr tie personally served on said minor at least fourteen days be fore the day set for hearing, and that it hi- published once each week for three Micci-ssive weeks in the Plat tsinout h Journal. a newspaper printed and published in said county of i Cass. Hated at Chambers in said County of Cass this Hth dav of December-, 1917. JAMKS T. BKtiLKY, Jude o the District Court in and foi iU7-ov) Cass county, Nebraska. Notice to non-resident Defendants, their lleirs. Devisees, legatees. Per sonal Kepresentatives. and all persons interested in their estate. Yo S. T. W. Yhrop, first real name iinknown, if living, if deceased, the unknown heirs. devisees, legatees, personal representatives and all per sons interested in the estate of S. T. V.'. Throp. deceased: Mrs. S. T. V. Throp, wife of S. T. W. Throp, first real name unknown, if living-, if deceased, the unknown heirs, devi sees, legatees, personal representa tives and all persons interested in the estate of Mrs. S. T. W. Throp, deceased; Pioneer Savings and Loan Company, successor and owner of all riKiits, property and estate of Na tional Puildi.'tK; Luan and Protective Cnion; National iJuihlin- Loan and Protective Union; J. V. Hardy, first real name unknown if livins. if de ceased, the tinknown heirs, devisees, lejrater-s, personal representatives ami all persons interested in the estate of J. V. Hardy, deceased; Mrs. J. V. Hardy, lirst real name un known, .wite of J. V. Hardy, if livinff, if deceased, the unknown heirs, devi sees, legatees, personal representa tives and all persons Interested in the estate of Mrs. J. V. Hardy, de ceased; Ahijah Harris, if living, if deceased, the unknown heirs, devi sees, legatees, personal representa tives andull jiersons interested in the estate of Abi.iah Harris, deceas ed; Mrs. Ahijah Harris, wife of Ahi jah Harris, lirst real name unknown, if living, if deceased, the unknown heirs, devisees, legatees, personal representatives and all persons in terested in the estate of .Mrs. Ahijah Harris, deceased ; A. K. Alexander, first real name unknown, if living, if deceased, the unknown heirs, devi 150 Head of Public (UKSooirD OF 1 Car of Good Feeders, 30 Head of yearling Heifers, 45 Head Yearling Steers. Saturday,: December 22, IV3URRAY, NEBRASKA, AT ONE O'CLOCK Terms made known on day of the sale. ' GEO,:.i5:,SEKEK COL. W. R. YOUNG, Auctioneer. W. G. E3GEDECKER, Clerk. for Fletcher's lr3 Signature of sees, legatees, personal representa tives and all persons interested in the estate of A. 11. Alexander, de ceased: Mr, A. K. Alexander. , hus band of A. K. Alexander, first' real name unknown, if living, if deceas ed, tho unknown lueirs. devisees, legatees?, personal representatives and all persons interested in the es tate of Mr. A. K. Alexander, de ceased; A. H. Townsend, tirst real name unknown, if living, if deceas ed, the unknown heirs, devisees, leg atees personal representatives and all persons interested in the estate of A. .11. Townsend, deceased; Mrs. A. H. Townsend. wife of A. 1 1. Townsend, first real name unknown. If living, if deceased, the unknown heirs. devisees, legatees, personal representatives and all persons in terested in tiie estate of Mrs. A. H. Townsend, deceased; Alfred I. Jones, if living, if deceased, the unknown heirs, devisees, legatees, personal representatives and all persons In terested in the estate of A!fXd 1.--Jones, deceased: Sophronia Jones, wife of Alfred D. Jones, if living, if deceased, the unknown heirs, devi sees, legatees, personal representa tives and all persons interested in the estate of Sophronia Jones, de ceased: You and each of you are hereby noti fied that George J. Oldham as plaintiff, on the JMIi day of .November, 1917, filed his petition in the District Court of Cass county, Nebraska, wherein you and all of you are defendants: .the object and prayer of which petition is that the claim, interest, right, title and estate of each and every one of you in and to I,ots one (1) and two (2) and that part of lots three 3 and four (4) not occupied by Chicago Avenue, in Block one hundred sixty-four 164) of the City of Plattsmouth, Cass county, Nebraska, That the title oT said plaintiff in and to said real estate, and every part thereof be quieted as against you and each ami every one of you, as against any and all claims of any person through or by you, and that it be ad judged and-decreed that each and all of you whose names are above pet forth, if living, and if deceased, the heirs, devisees, legatees, personal rep resentatives and all other persons in terested in the estate of each and every one of you, have no right, title, claim or interest in and to said real estate or any part thereof, and that each and all of said defendants, those named, apd those whose names are un known and not staled, be forever bar red from claiming or asserting any right, title. Interest or estate in and to said real estate, or any part there of, and for such other and further re lief as to the court may seem just and equitable. You and each of you arc further notified that you are required to an swer said petition on or before Mon day, the 7tb day of January. 1918. GEORGli J. OLDHAM, Plaintiff. C. A. ItAWLS. nlD-swCOd. Attorney. Fine Cattle! r f . Cv' ; 1 r t I
