A Battlefield
HowTheir Story
Ended
By ARTHUR W. BREWSTER
By LOUISE B. CUMMINGS
Change in Southern Pacific 1 ime
Table.
' Notice
.Sheriffs
SUMMONS
Execution.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
By virtue of an execution and order of ?a’e '
Effective January 1st. 1910.
,
OF JACKSON. -- — •
duly issued by the clerk of the c rculV coU.t of
NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
the State of Oregon, in and for the County of , Edwin H. Williams. Plaintiff.
*• •
V*. «.
Portland Passenger........... 7:30 A.M. Jackson, dated the 13th day of May, 1913, in a cer­ Oretrnn-California Development Co., a foreign
tain suit in the Circuit Court for said County and
Grants Pass Motor........... 10:31 A.M. State, wherein Thomas McAndrew as p'aintiff corporation, defendant.
Suit in Equity to Foreclose a Mortgage.- f, ?
Grants Pass Motor........................ 4:58 P.M.
recovered judgment against George B. Young,
To Oregon-California Development Co., the
A. T. Brown and Celia E. Brown, his wife, as
Oregon Express.............................. 5:45 P.M.
above named defendant:
Oregon Express.............. 5:58 P.M. defendants, in the sun. of Six Thousand ($6000.00)
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON:
Dollars, with interest thereon from the 6th day
12 Shasta Limited (Mail only)2:35 A.M ' of September. 1911, at the rate of six per cent You are hereby notified that you are required to
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
per annum, and for the further sum of Seventy- appear and answer the complaint filed against
Ashland Motor..................... 8:45 A.M. t one and 45-100 ($71.45) Dollars, taxes, penalty you in the above entitled court and cause on or
and interest paid by plaintiff on the premises before the expiration of six weeks from the date
California Express.........10:52 A.M. j j described
in the complaint for the year 1911, and of the first publication of thia summons, nanjf-
Ashland Motor.................... 2:24 P.M. i the further sum of One Hundred and One and ly, on or before June 29th.. 1913; or if service 6f
San Francisco Express.. .3:35 P.M. j 29-100 ($101.29) Dollars, taxes and penalty paid summons be made upon you personally and with“
Shasta Limited(Mail only) 5:47 A. M. ( by plaintiff on said premises for the year 1912, out the State of Oregon after order for publica­
| and the further sum of Ninety-three and 94-100 tion of summons, th< n on or before the expira­
| ($93.94) Dollars, paving assessment anti interest tion of six weeks from the date of such service
i paid by said plaintiff on said premises that was unon you; and you will take notice that if you
SUMMONS
l due October 7. 1912. and the further sum of Five fail to so appear and answer said complaint with
IN THE CIRCUIT CCffflttf OE THE STATE OF* OREGON Hundred ($500.00) Dollars, attorney’s fees, and in said time plaintiff will take a default against
FOR THE COVNTTjW IdM.'KSON.
the further sum of Sixteen ($16.00) Dollars, costs you and will apply to the court for the relief
prayed for in his complaint, to-wit; for a judg­
and disbursements:
Josie Ronfort. Plaintiff,
Public Notice is Hereby Given, that 1 will, on ment against you for the sum of $432.09 with in­
vs
terest thereon from January 10th.. 1912 at 6 per
MONDAY. JUNE 16ih, 1913,
Robert Ronfort. Defendant. Suit far Divorce.
To Robert Ronfort, the above named defendant: at the front door of the Court House in Jackson­ cent per annum and for judgment’fo»* the furth­
er sum of fifty dollars attorney s fees and for the
In the Name of the State of Oregon,. you are ville, Jackson County. O regon, at the hour of ten
costs and dishtn sements of this suit and for a
hereby required to appear and answer t&e com­ o'clock in the forenoon of saiu day, offer for sale
decree forec! »s ng that certain mortgage of the
plaint of the plaintiff filed against you in the and will Sell at public auction to the high« st
said defendant executed to the plaintiff herein of
above entitled court and cause, on or before the Didder for cash in hand the following described
last day of the time prescribed in the order for real property, situated and beinj* in Juckson date February 6, 1912 now of record in Vol. 30 at
pages 35.) and 351 of the Mortgage Records of
publication of summons herein, t< wit: on or be- County, Oregon, to-wit:-
Lot number six (6) in Block number twenty- Jackson County, Oregon and for the sale, to
fore the 5th day of July, 1913, said date being the
satisfy the aforesaid judgments, of that certain*
date of the expiration of six weeks from the two (22) of the Town (now City) of Medfo rd. ac­
property described in and covered by said mort--
date of the first publication of this summons I cording to the original official plat thereef, now
I gage, to-wit; All of Lot Two in Section “D" of
And if you fail to so appear and answer within of record.
This sale is made bjf virtue of an execution and the Ro^ue River Valley Orchards Company’s
said time, for want thereof the plaintiff will j
tract, situated in Township 38. South of Range 1
apply to'thc;Court for the relief prayed for imher . order of sale on fereclesure of a bond for deed,
decreed by the Circuit Court of Jackson County. East of the Willamette Meridian in Jackson
complaint, to-wit;
County. Oregon as shown upon the recorded plat
For a decree of tfrix cburt dissolving the bonds Oregon, on May 10, 1913, to Lc a mortgage on said
thereof on record in the office of the County Re­
of matrimony existing between plaintiff and de­ premises, which said bond for deed boa date of
corder of said county and state.
fendant; for an order grarrting plaintiff the care September 6, li)10, and is shown of record in
And for such other, further and different relief
and custody of the minor clWld. Robert Ronford, Volume 83 at page 108 of the Deed Records of
as to the Court shall seem equitable.
arid for such other and furtfter relief as to the ‘ Jackson County, Oregon, and which was execut­
This summons is published in the Jacksonville
ed by Thomas McAndrew in favor of George^ B.
Couit may seem equitable.
Post by order of the Hon. F. M. Calkins, one of
This summons is serveed upon you by pubHca- ■ Young, oaie of defendants in said suit, and as­
the judges of the above entitled court and which
tlori thereof in the Jacksonville Pent. a weekly signed by him to the other defendants, and 1 wil*
said order was ma le and dated in Chambers on
ne’w^spapCf of general circulation, printed and sell said real property or so inucn thereof as may
the 16th. day of May. 1913. wherein it is ordered
publish ‘d'af Jacksonville, Jackson County, Ore­ be necessary» to satisfy said judgmtnt. attorney's
that you appear and answer the complaint on file
gon. in accotd^i’te’e with an order of Hen. F. M. fees, costs and accruing costs.
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, on this 1.3th day herein on or befsre the expirution of six weeks
Calkins. Judge ofi tire above entitled court, which r
from the date prescribed in said order us the date
order was made aritf signed May 21, 1913, and I of May, 1913,
of the first publication of this summons.
W. H. SINGLER.
which order requires said*summons to be so pub- 1
The date of the first publication of this sum­
Sheriff of Jackson County. Oregon
lished once each week for’.Tfx consecutive weeks.
mons is May 17. 1913 and the date of the last
By E. W. WISCN. Deputy.
The date of the first publication hereof is May
publication and on or before which date you
24, 1913, and the date of thfe last-publication here­
are required to appear and answer is J une 28th.,
of. on or before which date you .are required to
answer, is July 5th 1913.
Chi-Namel for staining your old i 1913.
H. K. HANNA.
Attorney For the Plaintiff at Jacksonville,
D. W. BACISHAW,
furniture.
At
Fred
J.
Fick
’
s.
—
Adv.
Oregon.
Attorney fd»r Plaintiff.
'Twenty years after the civil war 1
Why Is it thut a youm
They were walking In n garden. The
'l'^ent south with a party to look over twenty—and a young wo
roses, were In full bloom; consequently
it
the battlegrounds of Cbickgtnauga and I the same Age can't co •
you must know that it was June.
Missionary Ilidge. A young tnan ac­ . that they must needs be talk. » SOit
“I wish you would tell me how you
companied our party who told its that of maudlin philosophy?
write these stories,” she remarked: "f
as a baby he had been in a battle.
And ten to one the aea n rhl< b
When be had grown old enough to be they fall into such talk Is <n tl i. lng, can’t understand how you take per­
told anything about himself his sup­ when the birds are tnatir - ib t m sons, make them talk and do things
posed father Informed him that he (the and they are really thinking ‘it do­ )ust as if they were real.”
"Anybody who tries can do it,” he
father) bad been a Union'soldier In the ing the same thing withojrt i7. ig
replied.
battle ef Missionary Ilidge and during it. They supjiose They a: ‘al r t
“I couldn't write a line."
the tight, bearing a cry in some bushes, one while they are reall. al »th-
“Suppose you try. I’ll help you.
had gone there and found a baby. He other.
Take for your characters persons you
Margaret and I had bull i u,
took the little chap out of the fight,
and when ordered to march on the from college fer the spring r. ■ . of know."
“Who. for Instance?”
baby was adopted by the company and our senior year. We were to gt ate
"Well, there's Ferguson.”
■carried along. The finder afterward in June. The last part of oil.- un­
“And you."
' took him home and brought him up. is likely to contain philosophu
“1 don't think you can make any-
He was now on hts Xvay to visit the I —ours had at least—and we y.-
ilng Interesting of me. but you are
battlefield with a view to Icurulni; I walking, so to speak, on Mount n
efcônie to use me. That's two men.
something of his ’pnrentaga
pus. At any rate, we tboi'.-t ,-t.
I remained *for some time at Cbat- were. We were ready to take th n N >w you need either one or two girls,
“nice' this Is your first story, perhap«
: tnnooga, mid the young man, Runyan. tract to solve the problem of
i
who was ’looking for his ancestors re- verse. The problem w’e, w. r pefj- you had bettor confine yourself to w
-trnalned St 1th nie. I was engaged in solving was whether we should f k. few -mirafters. One girl will do. Sbe'
•x-ertalh work on the battlefield of the example of the rest of nt ;
e shall be the heroine."
Is it to be n ib'rF story?"
•ChidlAKiuauga. and Ilnnyan was engag flora and fauna about us, for we we
Well, yes; a klp/1 of love story.”
•ed Wi his own search. There was an Walking In the woods, where I .
' Wluit gil-l of my acqiftftotauce shall
•diPl1 negro in the hotel at which we of another year was springing
ttli
'stay«! who did odd Jobs, nnd I paid
"Do you believe matter to be in. I take for file heroine?"
“Yourself. You'll do very well'.”
<hlra to do tliingB for me. Yle was a structible?" asked Margaret.
"Oh. dear; I'm afraid 1 shall not
‘ lugubrious old fellow, toKl I never hilt
“I do. I believe what appqipr to >
* once saw a smile <*n Ills face.
its destruction is its passage fi ill . hi:'.e myself heroically.”
The heroine of a story is not al-
One day I askvd hlui why he was so form to another. But this you knot
ways
heroic. The words hero and
’melancholy.
as well as I. Why did you ask
heroine were used for the leailidir
"I had an object If matter is
“Dat art a story by Its own self,”
-was bfs Teply, with a solemn shake of «tostructible why should life b- < male mid femnle characters in Btorles
whi n it was the fashion to make them
structible?"
• the ’hvtid.
r- »ess every human heroic trait.
“Life is not matter.”
"Well, uncle,” I said to him, “you
"Scientists are now claiming tjint Then as a counterpart there was al-
‘might as well tell me. for Cm so cu-
irtous to know that I Won’t let you is. At least they say that ma'fter ¡4W ,vs a villain—man or woman—whose
alone till you do."
alive, and recent experiments ind evi; acts noble persons were obliged
tn counteract Our story will be a
He hemmed and hawed awhile and cate"—
Anally told the story:
“That log will afford us a cotnforta plain, uneventful love tall!.”
ho is the heroine, as yoti‘her,
"I wor burned on a plantation on de 1 ble seat Shall we sit down? We cat-
b
love
with?”
, t ¡
redge, nnd <niy mars' wor one ob de discuss the problem better while rest
“
Y
ur
question
brings
us
to
an
el»'
beat yoctng men in de souf. I wor gtb- ing. It involves deep thought."
en is hTm by his fadder when fte Wor
We seated ourselves and when w< ment that is always of assistance in
■aarrted. Dnt wor not lung ’befo' de spoke again had bridged the enorm. > , holding the Interest of a story—curiosi­
---------- ' a *---------
■with broke out. My yoimg 'mars' he gap between the constitution of mat ty It may be well in this case to con-
SUMMONS
ci
••
I
I
er
feelings
from
the
reader
for
a
tiad a little plantation ob lie own, nnd ter nnd two young persons sitting >'r
IN THE CIRCUIT CC1CRT OF THE STATE .
■hr- wuk It with no mo' 'n n dozen nig- a log. The former was speculative ’time.’’
■She has only two men to choose
Kalis. I wor n house servant nnd. hnv- i the latter was real. Wild flowers w. ■
OF OREGON FOR JACKRON COUNTY.
In' belonged to de fnmbly to’ so long, springing up nbout us; insects wvi'c fron you and Mr. Ferguson.”
Leon B. Haskins and Gertrude
Haskins,
J
t
•
re
may
be
another
who
will
en-
“
beginning to stir in tile grass; n squir
had charge of eberyflng.
husband and wife apd Nannie Barr and W. H.
“Den de wall come on. and mnrs’ he ‘ rel was sitting up on his haunches er at the climax—some one not men- Barr, wife and husband. Plaintiffs.
go Jlne de Con federate nrtny. When he 1 looking nt us; a bird was carrying a lorn-d till then—who Will be a- sur- I
vs.
went away he any to me. ‘Joe. I's i feather to a branch as material for n
I' II. A. Kniwrht. Defendant. Suit in Equity.
"Is
he
to
be
a
surprise
to
you'
Atid-
To
¿L
Rniffht
the
above
named defendaM:
gwlue to lenb my wife and rnj’ cftÌÌ'O ; ftest. We dropped to the consldera
Ferguson?”
(
fri thtf Name of the State of Oregon; You are-
|
what isn’t bnwn yet in yo' cat' '—his ! tion of what the other living things |jfr.
voice trembled when lie spoke ob de I about us were doing, but could not get ' "ile'Il be a surprise to me. for thd' h<'i*eJ>y commanded to appear and answer the com-
plaiH1:1 <yf plaintiffs against you now on file in the
vblle—‘and I sped yo' to gib up yo' I j down to it nt once. We halted in our hill ations are in favor of Ferguson.”
above entitled court and cause
or before the
I “What do you mean by that?"
own life befo‘ yo’ let any trouble hap­ ■ descent nt abstract matrimony.
last dav prerfdcfbHd in the publicatiovbof summons
“
It
is
difficult
of
explanation,
but
I
pen 'em.'
"Do you think tlint intellect should
’ll: try. When an author Bets out to herein, to-wit ori Gt before six week# from the
“I tol' him dnt it don't make no dif­ wed Intellect?" asked Margaret.
of the first publication of summon;
. iu
-tory it is like one moving to­ date
ference wedder it no’the’n or Houtbe'n
Margaret was Intellectual. I r
t'd in the order of publication of summo r»
rd
>iu
object
so
distant
that
he
can
’
t
which date is the 24th day of May, 1913. And
puaMnii. I kill him if lie touch a ba'r of not. I paid just enough attention to
’mlaste's head.
books and lectnttis to get a smatt ring take it out It may turn out to be a you are hereby notified that if you fail t» : -
•iii.ie
or
a
windmill
or
“
—
and answer the complaint of plaintiff * I reu
"While he wor a way fight In* wo’d of the learning they contained. Mark
“An elephant.“
within said time, for want thereof the plaintiffs.
to mlssle dnt ho got tooken sick ■ hd\v qirlckly 1 got down to business
“Just so. Now. the story in the au- rfn</ dseh thereof, will apply to the court for the
dat time de baby wor bo’n And
“No." I replied. "I should like an In
aor’s mind Is like that object He relief j*>ray^i f*»r in their complaint, which suc­
about a yea' old. Missle say to toe j tellectual wife."
cinctly stated «s fallows, to-wit; that a decree be
-one day, says she: 'Joe, Wiy ’liusbnn' I "That was very modestly put," she n.y suppose It to tie a windmill, and entered in favoir fhri? plaintiffs and each there >f.
mn berry sick, anil I got to go to him ) sakl, lifting her pretty eyes to my face il he nears It. despite his preconceived del an ing and excluding vmi forever from clahu-
Do yo' t'lnk ,vo’ kin hike ear" ob de ’ “I prefer action to books; grappling nflon, it may turn out to be"—
ing or asserting any right, 8iU#, interest, lien o>*
‘An elephant.**
estate, either in luw or equity, to the following
baby till 1 come back?' I say, '1 sho' l with the world as It Is; to lectures I
1 re you understand my demonstra- described real property, situate! and being in
I kin.' Se missle told me nil about de , am content that the other fellows shall
I the County of Jackson and State of Oreifons- to-
'baby's ftiod and wluit to do when dis : take the college honors so long ss I tloi perfectly.”
s’ rtiy. Do you refer to an ordi- wit;
‘liappHi and dnt liapiien till I don't run the class pnlttl.*"
i The north-west quarter of the north-wefftl
ItnoW wedder I wor on my head or iu,vj "I »hfii'I < a't'i myself Intellectual but i rj elephant or a white diid“’
du'i. M* of See. 15, and the north-east quarter of
“Why do you ask that?"
i prefer to dwell upon such problems
•avis. Den she went away.
“I was thinking that if the heroine the north-oJaC ^**t ter of the north-east quarter
“Missle hadn't been gone ImlTy long as what we are for anti whither we
of sec. 16. all in
;i8. South of Range 2
'I efo' ilere wor tiglitin' at Vhlckiiniiiugy are ;;e!lig. Every year we spin faster tsik either of tlie characters she might West of the Wiliarr.ctttf Mrridk^n, containg 80
get
”
-
■creek, and 1 wheeled de baby out to The changes In a decade are greater
acres accoid.ng to government survey, to which
■ A,metliIng «lie didn't want?"
sain dtscriied real property you claim an in­
de brow ob de redge where 1 could see now than they were formerly In a hi,u
,
Tliei-c
wus
no
reply
to
this.
He
did
terest; that that certain contract of s.ue of sakl
lie buttle Rilin' on. De no't lie'll folks dred"—
'■■i seeui pleased ttltlf the Way the real properly from these plaintiffs to .lie defend­
She sl.Hrl,|.'i* i'.’n'.l e'lung to me A
wx.r drilien purty nigh Into dis place,
and atter dat de flghtln* stopped fo’ a “»lilke hud crawled from under ti e Io.; stori was getting on. In fact, tie I hi 'M- ant be cancelled, and for their coats and dis-
herein.
l<«u time. Mr. Bragg's nrtny Wor doubtless going out. after ii long win cd very gluui. She plucked n rose that
This suirirfi*»** V* published in the Jacksonville
down below de redge, and then be come ter'» sleep, to see If spring had come lemiid toward her from “Its lovely Post, a weekly n«Jtfx>»*yer. published at Jack­
up ou top ob de redge Meantime mls­ The shriek startled him. and tie got com; anions" mid handed ft to him. sonville, Jackson County, Ovagon by oraer of
sle come back, and when de south'll away as fast as fMissible. Margaret Quite likely tills was to encourage him Hon. F. M. Calkins, judge of the said Court,
army wor camped on de redge nuns recovered her equanimity, but not Iler to g on with the construction of the which order was made anti entered of record on
lie got tooken sick some mo', and site freedom I held mi to het. Hhe made stm'v. It brought nbout the change In the 19th day of May, 1913. and which order re­
hitt! nîte desired,
quires you to appear and answer the said com­
wmtt away ug'in. lea bin me In charge n faint effort to tllsoflgilgti tleiii'if
"If you're going iti li(t*bdtice a third plaint on or before the last day prescribed in said
<*J» de baby
"t thlfik lie's coming back." I said
"Oh. heavens!" clinging to me In ter man to come In mid take the fidi'rdft«- order for publication of this summons, to-wit. on
'•One day I wor wheelin' dr fciiby
along de brow ob de nslgv. mid I see ror and hiding her face agalusl my at lie end of the story I suppose we'd or we six weeks from the 24th day of May,
19.3, the date Ui first publication wf th.ssuminonF.
bi i'er settle on who he Is to be.”
de uo'the'n folks down below all spring citrdl tin Jaultet.
DEARMOND & DEARMOND
hut
need
of
that?"
she
naked.
The
situation
marehill* up mid down 's If dey wor
huh pleasant
The re
Attorneys for x’Lnntiff .
"Well,
you
see.
in
story
making
yon
was
a
pastoral flavor in It. The apri
paradin'. Fits' t’ing I kuowed a lot ob
i
'mt
suggest
faintly
what
you're
go
­
•dem sojers Jus' started to climb de hill Ing flowers, the twittering birds O' ■
bi;.- to do. Tile tnan should be in the
SUMMONS
lie men on top wor shootin' down at more t|o||< lolls 'Mali before. As ir tl:
-y. but you don't need to glic
Vm, and dey wor de dehble to pay, I > sntkle. lie had taken Ills hide, ns f f
lS T»H CIRCUIT COCk'T Of TUB STATE OF* OREGON
wheeled de baby back tows'll de house out of sight. Margaret's eyes belli;.- the fact that he's to win the heroine in
IN ASK ros T«r COUNTY or JACKSON.
as fas' as I kin. bet I meet some pressed against my breast, she dhl
t the end.”
! Alrio Varsui, PtDlM,«.
“
But
if
we
name
some
one
we
’
ll
aouthe'n sojers, mnl one ob de osslfert 1 know that he was gone.
VS.
any to me:
"is he coming?" she asked h fth s know that lie's a dark horse, and it
Joseph Vargus, Defendant.
will spoil the story for us."
"'Iletih. yo’ ulggnh. yo' put a shoul < ' Shudder.
Suit in Equity for a Divorce.
"It wouldn't s|tell it for me."
To Joseph Vargus, the aboved name drfenda.it:
I “I can't see him."
shw to de wheel ob de guu.'
“ttl ilthet- Wi’fils, you take no Interest
In the Fame of the State of Oregon: Yon ate
She spolte Vi ry loiv, nnd I did the
"'I didn't dare disobey. I put my
hereby notified that you ate required to apt.<?ar
shoulder to de gun. and we took It t<l Utile That she might hear the better In whom the heroine hitifHer"
There was a slight tinge of rqtfdHch and »MWer the complaint file! against you ir»
de brow ob de redge. De Yankees I bent my bead down toward her ear.
the aboVe entitled court an I cause within ten
in lier tone as she said this.
come right up and took de gun. mid 1 , i My cheek rested on hers.
Jays tcon\ the cfnte erf the service of this sum­
‘
‘
"Not
at
all,"
he
hastened
to
reply.
Wluit a descent from Olympus to sit­
wor in de middle ob de tight. I tried to
mons, ft served upon you within Jackson county .
"Worn I read cither persons' stories, ; State of Oregeti. or if served upon you withii
git buck to de baby. mid when I got ting on a I or !
>1
hot
my
own
I
always
look
at
the
end
Ibi’v ...................
p l>cen a serpent .......
that
dar whsr 1 leT liiia lu de bushes he
1» "'".V .....
, any other county vf the State of Oregon, thou
wor guuu."
within twenty days frtwn the date of such service
I bvtlil'ght trouble Into the world Indeed, to see how it all turns out.’1
"But this is your story, Isn't It?”
*»non you. or if served umm you personally with­
Itunymi while the story whi bvlhg since I have been married I have some­
"And yours?"
out the State of Oregon, after order for publica­
told was sitting by a table rending n times thought It quite possible- blit
"The lady. I believe, has the privilege tion of summons, then on or before the expira­
newspaper though he w.-is rcnlli l|s i , sit tin; nt twenty holding Margaret In
tion of six weeks from the date of sjeh personal
tenlng to th- dniki
\t this isilnt ht my a
it very grateful to the of hearing the man's part of the story service upon you: or if served upon you by publi­
before she tells her part."
Jumr>r l up und shouted:
reptile tint ti >•1 put her there,
"Not when they are collaborating cation then on or before the expiration of six
Iml xvns the name of yutu i.ms I "Is he con»! ug?" she asked ngntn.
weeks from the date of the first publication
ter?'
"He Is crawling tinder the dead They must work together They would thereof, namely on or before July 5th. 1913; and
■-
“Mars' Goodridge.”
leaves, lie may lie coming this wny. never get a story made in the world in you will take notice that if you fail to so ap­
that
way."
peal
and
answer
said
complaint
within
said
tin.e
“Tlleu Gooilatilge must be my real but I can't oee him."
"Then I'm afraid It will not be plaintiff will take a default and decree against I
name I was the baby you were wheel
She shuddered nml clung clbser.
you for the relief prayed for in her complaint ! • •
made.”
“There he Is!"
Ing ntiout on Missionary ridge Whnt
to-wit: for a decree dissolving the bonds of
is
"You
might
nt
least
tell
me
who
became of my father?*'
Another shudder ■ and a closer cling
matrimony now existing between you and the [
the
dark
horse."
■'Ys»u dal baby! Dnt can't I h > ko
I knew that If 1 pressed my lips
said plaintiff and fora further decree awarding (
“
If
you
go
on
with
your
story
you
mar*
He wa'n't mo'u a foot nnd il •gainst her cheek I would In another
plaintiff the custody of Aghua Vargus. the sole
half high.*'
moment tie press! ing thorn upon her will find out till you wish to know."
issue of your marriage with said plaintiff.
"Where does your part come in?"
This summons is published in the Jacksonville
Runvnu. who had taken the name lips und then there would be tile mis-
"Oh. my part! I'll write the close."
Post by otdewof the Hon. F. M. Calkin«, judge of ,
of the Federal soldier who had found chief to pai
But I couldn't resist. I
They h.-ul reached a canopy formed the above entitled court, which said order was
him. was the Identical baby that was kissed her cheek, and when she raised
by the drooping branches of trees, made anti date on the 2:ffh nay of Mxy. A. D. 1913 •
I" t on the imltleflelil Ills father ......
had her face to ask “What did you do that
where they could not ts* seen or inter and it is herein ordered that you appear and ,
died jf sounds, «nd hl» mother had for?" I kissed her Ups.
rupte.l There he told her his part of ans ver the complaint on file herein on or before
• u.'cumtied uniti lifter his death That
That ended the matter.
th» expiration of six weeks from the d ite pre­
is why uo effort win ever made to find
And how did all this beginT By her the “tory She listened to it attentively scribe! tn said order for the first pubi cation of I
mid
even
permitted
him
to
put
au
nrm
bl:n.
nskfng me If I believed matter to be
th.s summons.
1 he
o! the first publicat;i“ of this sur-
When the old dnrkv was conviti ■»•<' indestructible
"What bad that to do about her waist, to draw her to hlni
mona H may 14th. 1914 a.U the au.r of the !a>. (
that tin- baby he had lost stood ls>tor
with n kiss?
I asked myself after- nil.) kiss her lips
"Now tell me how the «tory ends, publication and on or befoiv v hich uate )vu arc
him » a man he smiled fvr the tirai ward while n**’’illlne our dialogue.
re ¡Hired U> appear and rfrtswer is July 5th. 19k>
he said
time lu fweuty years.
Rldk'uluua!
|
H. K HANNA.
"IJaptiUr.”
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