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Sheriff‘s Sale By virtue of a writ of Fieri Facins, or sale of Mortgaged Premises, to issued out of the Court r Chancery of New Jersey, on the 4th day of July )A. D. 1919, in a tain cause wherein Fannie B. Gibis complainant, and Charles H. olburn, ot ux. et als., are defendants, shall expose to sale at public vendue, MONDAY, AUGUST 251k 1918, een the hours of twelve and five ‘clock p. m., to wit, at one o‘clock in he afternoon of said day, at the Sher‘s office, in Cape May Court House I CH Ca a es All that certain . mortgaged , with the appurtenances, in ihe of complaint in the maid cause culerly set forth and described, hat is to say: Tract No. 1. All that certain lot, ct or piece of land, situate, lying in the city and county of May and hrm? P New ppsscdibed n on Plan A of Cape May Real tate Company, filed in the Clerk‘s office of Cape May County,N.J., being Lot No. 15 and portion of Lot No. 14 ining Lot No. 15 bounded and cxibed me follows: Beginning in Northwesterly line of Michigan venue eight hundred seventy-five feet outhwesterly from the westerly corr of Michigan avenue and a short mg the northwesterly line of Michavenue Ahetinerd Feud Me? inTa westerl right ches; Tan e Caro avenue a hundred Ce hia to. line of of Emi ; (8) north ly stong l 2% Tine , lel with e forty-one feet eight inches, sad xo Mtobtheanteny at right Michigan avence one hundred Remo ive feet to the place feta 2. R11 that certain lot, tract plece of. land, situate, lying and in til ity and county of Cape y and state of New Jersey, as hown on Plan A of Cape May Real . Co., filed in the Clerk‘s office od May county NJ., being Lot No. 13, and portions of Lot No. 14 a lot No. 12, adjoining Lot No. 18, bounded and described as follows: Bsinning in the northwesterly line of Michigan avenue nine hundred sixteen fect eight inches southwesterly from the westerly corner of Michigan avee and a short street sixty feet wide nnecting Michigan and Indians ave. es, and extending thence (1) southterly along the northwesterly line Michigan avenue forty-ome feet ight inches; (2) northwesterly at ght angles with Michigan avenue, one hundred twenty-five feet more or lean to the line of lands of Emlen Phyie; (3) herig rari d along his line " with Michigan avenue poul at one feet, cight inches, and n Ms sou easterly at right angles wi venue, one hundred weet feot o the hs Fd ba a fiimes Ro: 3 All" tha certain lot, tract or Prs of land, situate, lying AEs Fas county of Cape May ‘and state of New Jersey, as shown on Plan A of the Cape May Real Estate Company, filed in the Clerk‘s office of Cape May county,N.J., being Lot No. 6 and a portion of Lot No. 7 ini h No. 6 and lof e! as follows ein "a. Cin de Eorthwesterly line of ichigan avenue ten hundred and eighty-three feet four inches southwesterl of Michigan and Indian avenues, and extending Thence (1) southwesterly along the northwesterly line of Michi n avenue forty-one feet eight inches; (2) northwesterly at right angles with Michigan avenue one hundred twenty-five feet, more or less to the line of lands of Emlen Physic; (3) northeasterly slong his line parallel with Michigan avenue forty-ome feet inches; and (4) southeasterly at right angles with Michigan avenue, one hundred twenty-five feet to the place of beginning. Amount due under decree . in $7421.42, with interest and Sheriff‘s lees to be added. ROBERT S8. MILLER, Sheriff Dated July 30, 1919. John Bright, Sol‘r. $27-8-2,4tp0884.63 CAPE | MAY COUNTY CIRCU ‘Thomas E. Stewart, ad 4s, pJ Paul Fig mers defendant ion CAFTA rote ‘Ro des C Attachment," Notice is hereby. giver that a writ of attachment at is die NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT Nate in hereby given that the

be made for the allowance of Com missions and counsel fers. Dated August Ist, 1919 ITA C. JENKS, 800-8-0-5t pf. $6.20 xecutrix IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY. TO WILLIAM C, DOWNING AND 8. WILLIAM _C. DOWNING, HIS WIbE, MINNIE J. FAlMAKIS AND JOHN P. 1LICHTER, ‘Ins WiFi: By virtue of an order of the Court of Chancery of New dersey, mis the duy of the date hereof, in wherein Mattie E. Brooks is com ant and you and others ure ants, you are required to apy answer the bill of suid compluinunt re ho thirtieth | day.. of or suid bill will be I againxt you. filed to foreclose a certain mortgage made and executed by South Jersey Realty Compuny to Muttic E. Lewis, now Mattio E. Brooks, bearing date the twenty-ninth day of January, nineteen hundred and fourteen, on certain litmel frewnl in the Borough of {formerly the Pownship p of middie): in the County of Cape May and Stute of New Jerse iz! // mak‘ Pod fitiam C. hrete Pus made a defendant in sald bill of complaint, because it is therein alleged that you hold a deed of conveyance fer a portion of the premines covered by the morlgage of the complainunt, |und by virtue thereof claim some estate or interest therein; And you, Mrs. William C. Downing, are made a defendant in said bill of [complaint, because if "is therein an E, Bd you are the wife of William C. Deming: and by virtue thereof, you {clad me estate or interest by way | of inchoate right to dower or other pased in a portion of said mortgaired biry> you, Minnic J. Farmakis, ‘made a defendant in raid bill of ‘eom: ‘that you hcld a deed of conveyance for a Piven of the premimw covered y the me the complainant, ad by paks oC tate or interest therein; you, John P. Farmaiis, are made a defendant in said bill or com: t, becaune it is therein. alleged that you are the hi husband of Minnic J. Farmakis, and by virtue thereof, you claim some extate or interest by way of curtery s. otherwise in a portion of said mortgaged premises; And you, ote 8. Schlichter, are a defendant in raid bill of complaint, because it is therein alleged that you hold m deed of conveyance for a portion of the premises covered by the mor of the complaint and by virtue thereof claim some estate or interest therein; And you, Ads D. Schlichter, are faint fmenh mlonl mites n erein the wife of William 8. thate‘s and by yue tfeerent you me estate or interest by way Lollis inchoate right i dower or other: ‘wise in a portion of said mortgaged Solicitor of Complainant, P. O. address 106 Market h m, 8-0-4t pf. $28.90 iniobninsiadbdtoale PROPOSALS Sealed proposals, a nre desired for the cutting of 40,000 or more lincar feet d. ditching 10 inches wide und 15 inches deep or its equivalent and 25,000 or more linear feet of ditching s 36 rquivalent on certain specified salt marshes in Ocean County, New dere sey, and ‘Tor 130,000. or mome ion, ul , of Upper Toxmahip. Middle TownF in May County, in the office of the ay County Mosquito Extermination Commission, Cape May dna J., and in the "oltice of the ersigned at New Brunswick, N. J. Specifications may be obtai the undersigned on application. proponals will be received by the ui iersigned and publicly opened at his sald office in Entomology Auild lng at New Brunswick, N. J., he srie d September 10, 1918, at irc bids ‘must be marked as fith pects w E ROLS gloves laintiff, Pis Lewin, | defendant. | Ac In attachment. | Notice 18, 1919, and executed by the sherif of the Conly of Cape May, on July 919. . C. Intore TH, mal Fawn T. Stevens, Atty., 518 ington street, ops May, N. 1." 824-8-2-5t, pf. $8.00, To whom it may. ngasiald Notice is hereby given that I wil not be responsible for any debts con: tracted by rid person or persons other myself,

FORD CLEARE3; NOT ANARCHIST aury in Famous LIBEL SUIT FiNDS Fom: PLAINTIFF: AND DECLARES TRIBUNE GUILTY. DELIBERATE TEN HOURS | Farmer Jury Which Has Bpent Three Months in Court Is Out Ten Hours and Then Finds Paper Gullty of Libel. Mt. Clemens, Mich.-Henty Ford is mot an mnarchist? A jury of 1% furmors havo anld ro by their verdiet, in which they found The | Chicago Tribuns guilty of libel when # attached that stigma: to the name ef the great manufacturer, "We find the Chicago Tribune guilty and attach a verdict of six cents." This sentence from the foreman of the dury which for throe month» bas listened to the most famous case of ite kind in history and which debated more than 10 hours before it arrived at its conclusion, were the Hines of the final act in tho dramatic event which has attracted the attention of the entire country. Henty Ford himself . was not in court to share in the trhumph, Ho was In the New Hampshire woods with his friends, Thomas Edison . and . John Burroughs, Judge Alfred 3. Murphy of Mr. Ford‘s counsel made a formal statement for his principal: Ford is Vindicated." "The Important fmus has been de torminod," sald Judge Murphy, "Money damages wore not sought by Mr. Ford. He stands notwaly vindicated but bls

| attitude ms an American citiven has | been Juatifiod after a trial which raiaed every Jesue mcainat him that Ingenuity and rescarch could fuvent." |_ Outzide the courthouse crowds bad | gathered during the evening hours to | await news of the jury which had boon closeted in conference aince morning. As the courtroom emptied after the announcement of the verdict and the | news of the decision rendered spread, cheer after cheor broke forth and band, returning from n pientc, stopped to add fta brass notes to the din | There was a . tense moment when the jurors filed Into the box for the | Inst time. Their foroman, in a velco whaking with the emotions . of . the moment, spoke in: such a. low ogg that he conld rearcely be Soard clerk read. linc i "vi. a. ee you asnon the dan sges-et the sald plaintiff on occasion of the promines over and above hin conte arid charges by him about this sult and in his behalf expended, at the sum of etx cents damages," The editorial in which The Tribune attacked Henry Ford and branded him as an anarchist was printed in 1816, The case has beon | fought * through several courts on one point or another ever since, foully arriving through a, change of venue asked by The Tribune in Mt. Clemens. ‘The charge which | Judre ‘Tucker made to the jury: dealt mainly. with the lawe of libel and contained among others, the following points: "The Tribune claims that they carefully fnquired as to what Mr. Ford‘s attitude was going to be ss to the eare of his mon who joined the national guard and that they based the editorial . characteriting lilm as an anarchist on that information, | ‘They admit the publication mnd insist that it was trie and therefore . justified; and that even if not true it was fair comment upon a matter of public interest, either of which dofenson are sufficient if proven true. The burden, however, is upon the defense when they attempt to make olther of the dofomow. montloned, | They must ontab Ith: ofthor the | truth of the charge they made, or (hat It was fair come mont within. the monning . of . that torm. "A newspaper bas the samo right an an individual to its opinions and convictionn-to more and no Jonn," ‘The court further informed the jury that if they found that tho charge was untrue they must find for the platntlft. He doclured that there: was nothing ambiguous . about | the editorial, tt walled Mr. Ford mn nunrchist and the only way the defendant could aserpe boing found guilty of libel was to prove that charge. | Ho sald further that the jury must mecopt the popular conception of the meaning of the torm "anarchist." Counsel for The Chicago | ‘Tribune made no effort to sppral the case and imacepted the vordict as It sted,

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