TENANCY AND L AN D O W N ER SH I P 



20. Premises to ments herein, the said parties of the first 

 revert to part may at any time, when such aban- 

 first party donment or failure occurs, take actual 

 in case of possession of said premises and buildings 

 abandon- thereon, which said party of the second 

 went. part agrees to surrender, and said first 



parties- may employ other persons to tend 

 said crop and harvest or gather the same, 

 and may remove and sell the same at pub- 

 lic or private sale and apply the proceeds 

 thereof to the expense and cost of carry- 

 ing out the provisions of this lease and 

 the payment of said rent hereby reserved, 

 and all advances, and if the proceeds of 

 the crops as aforesaid shall not be suffi- 

 cient to repay said first parties all the 

 money so expended, the said party of the 

 second part agrees to refund to said 

 parties of the first part such deficiency on 

 demand out of any other property be- 

 longing to the said second party. 



21. First party And it is further expressly agreed be- 

 way termi- tween the parties hereto, that if any de- 

 note lease fault shall be made of any of the coven- 

 fey default. ants and agreements herein contained to 



be kept by party of the second part, this 

 lease shall at the election of the parties of 

 the first part be null and void. 



22. Superin- And it is further understood and agreed 

 tendence of that all the farm work on said premises 

 farm work. during said term shall be under the direc- 

 tion and supervision of the parties of the 

 first part, their agent or superintendent. 



The cost of all seed or grain for feed 

 furnished by first parties is to be consid- 

 ered as advances, and added to the rent 

 herein reserved. 



All the foregoing covenants and agree- 

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