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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02
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Sfibsiala. Sfien 13be Suni.
Sfibsreber llgelitao, 9reuif, bar iolgt
Sampifibet "Seopig" til Sperigc Tor
100000 Groner. Set blep inb.
fiebt for 100000 aroner og bar
ben belle Sib gaaet unoer iuellIt Stag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02
Yptetarrsiet frpsiet. &riitianto

1Sbe SUM-. Scat til Ssnoae par bei
iaa foloi, at Totetgr9siet paa enfeltc
Gnaroe / Teitre 9prum ff Ell Shit
az Groiten. Get alltoaes BOG life at
ba giort itor Sfaoe, ifient oct infer
@erterl. Eaa Giospolo og 2iaeitrem
fol YotetgrGsiet ilere Steoer ppre
ganife bruniprt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02
Tunonc Glicmnlerier,

Ste ,Srni. llnber Reobrpouing AZ en-
meset sammel Ppgning i anlborg
fable. Spbecfergaaroen, err Der mn
oct ell 1repGg meo Ollemulerier
ioreltilenoe Ell Sagt. giueoet itam'
mer ira 3ioen omfring gar 100,
Ter er enopioere iinoet nIegct gomlC
3apeter. bporai Here maleoe, men Del
melt iielone er BOG. al DC er laoeoe
paa Den NaaSe. at Der isrit er
f~llitret Vapir, og oeroper er Der lnpci
De npoeligite Rsnitre al Ssiinug. Der
err fl9bet paa Vapiret. enouioere er
Scr iunoei samle Srptiaser ira ON.
firing 1850, oeribIanbt 10 GsbeoaniC
paa Rim.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02
grnufuQenc.

grnnfulenc. SERVING Soc SUM.
20 Rcprpientunter Tor GrPnoiels.
Wppnet iorboroIcr / oisie Gage meo
lorifieQige Sooseiere Ueo Nruntuls
Ieierne ! 6aiterhoIt o. lroIobe6e ON
Gritatning FOR, al Sporenc er lagt
oper oeres Soroer. COerensfomiten
ifnI glrloe til 1922. ! Stni5leierne
peo Srolobeoe arbeioer 10000
Wano, % Der borttisres oaglig 10
@oanIaoninger GrunfIl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02
Stur 3nnabranb oeo 8eraen. Ser,

gen 7bc SUM. Boa &ettingen peo
Os ubbreo Der ioaa itor 2pnebralb
iom Sslge al en- grploiion / en-
Smeoie. 70-S0 Wtaal bleo afipeoet.
Gn IiQa nar trnet, men blep reobct.
Sra lllpen grercerplaos uofomman-
6ereoes 400 Mono til Slufnings-
arbeioe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02
1t.gaubcn On Mnfrclaarncue. Sri

~itiansiano 7be Suni. Ser bar pGret
uipbpmlig rigt Wofrelfiitc / Oct ito.
tie meo optil 400 Snes pr. Saao.
@n lt.9aoo bar inat reuet iltpftcr
@ornene for flere Soaoe, ion maatte
trpffe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02
Erupinsprcsicn.

Sunni. "Gsblcrgpoiten" % "Sans-
poitcn" or al Glercn Hebofirr Y,
Scllcl, oucrornqct til Ct Nfiicielifnb
al nTriuasoriuenoe Norgere / IS.
bierQ Tor $1,000 SIR. Reooftsr y.
Scltien pcbbliocr al iuigere ionl al.
loo~rshopenoe Neonftsr. @eitpreIlen
b%eitonr al 6obrifnnt 2. Seuieu GSor-
monb), Girefter ~. u. Nrocgdoro
QtUltiormnnb), @roSlercr u. Gna.
rup. @rosicrcr Chr. Nsilcn Oh Ne.
boftsr y. Scnieu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02
MrbeiSerncs Wnbel 0riftsubbntte.

: Stotsroao forleoen blep Bet be'Iiit'
tet fremiot Tropoiition on 9epilg-
nina al 5000 Ser. til Meoipttelie al
en- oepartemental aomite, Tom ifal
behanolc Sppresmaalet ON Mrbeioer-
neS Nnoel / SriftSl1obptte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02
Stpr Gicnbpmsbaubel.

&ognpolo 5onbers bar ifsige "Wfor-
genblooct" iolet lin b~erifabelig bellg-
oenbe Gienoom Surouls @erf mco
tiaioaenoe tort S~oroareol I'll Nit
meter 81. 9angaaro. &iebeiummer
ifal bore Ser. 100000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02
Gleftrieitefsperf / Sanoal.

Statsraao fornplig blep %approberct
1gnoal SerrebsItpres geilutning ON
It anlpgge ct fommunlalt Glcftri-
Ftetsperf og BERTH outage ct Saarl
ao inotil 100000 Ser. &raitfilocn
IL Stcaioslen / Ognapasbraget.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02
@aabeifub paa 9eiia. 81 bcfloae.

Zig lllpffestilfGIoe inbtrai peo Sern-
banealIpgaet paa Seiia iorleoen
Sap, ioet eli Irbeiber ira @aagaa,
Sobunres Scigplaoieu, bleo orGbt
b co at CT Sfilo gif al / lltioe. San
blep aloeles isnoerlemmet. Gen ulnf
felipe par ell opsti9 NrbeiOcr % par
/ 30 arsaloeren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02
st Nriifulc -Tunn.
VreHocrelcp

10be SUM. Tco ct Solfcmsoe
Serritalcp igoor uotaltc Srimeuiq.
heoSpreit Mortcu 2arien i Nolitcbro,
at Der / a%rlmotpiaitc areoie Sonoet
opcr fol lomlea Tengc lnmmen Ill
CT tort Sono, Der fol itpttc @onocta
Sriifoler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02
Qeiia &rpmarmber iulat

2eiia arumarmber iulst. Seiio
9rnmgrl,ber err / oisic Gage iolgt til
aoniul Dan Sun,n, Bergen. Zen
me Gier bill gaa igana meo rationcl
Grit for ltopinbing al &romierniten
Tom er ct n,eeet cfteripltr9t Waterinlc
for Srcmitiqing al aromialte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02

noropaa. at jangitcn oeroppe M, or
/ iiilo Sang. I'll Nele Siatiou i
Iinmorfer cr mcloi iuofommet :
'0pol os I'll Stationer paa Sugc or
mobraat ,. &per al sc TO Siatloncr
or uoitprct meo 1 Ganasbaaoc, %
man pcnter iia ltore Hcinltoier al
S~palfangiten her, cnoog. bcorc Heiul'
iotcr enc man bar hapt pco Sta'
tionernc ueitpou "a ierpoo. Salt har
MI Staiena &uoIiangit inobrogt $50
&ool SI~ielibbpiiei cr 1000 Sooc q
40 &9., o. "a bpert ,sob hor Ell
TGrbi Al ca. 400 aroner, mar SpaI.
iangltcn bare / Ole inbbraat ocl
imuffc Sum al 1.2 Wiia. aroncr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02
Zen opoe fum iaien.

Sitni. Sor CT Mars Sio iiben If Ell
6anrillc | goIborg Wcboclelic ON, al
Ell Siemorb Ghriltcnlen par torpe.
oeret % ioruluttet. Snmillen ri no.
betolt 5000 Gr. / lllpffe@iorlifriug.
Norlcocn operraitcoes Tomil,en peo.
al Den osbc" fom Tor at billie paa
DEM Geo aataiiroieu bopoe ban REQ.
oct lt9 on pna Ell Ssilage. % ~leliere
bapoe ban inoct &prc oa life bopt
Sciligbeo til al ifripc hicin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02
.SutclbranO.

'NUttIDrhtD. NVTIc TUpt NIIIII.
,Siiot pco 1.1iocn opitco Der ,Slo /
@otcl Nrcining / Wrciniug. Notcl-
italoen, ell 9iuoroial oa Gcalebnneu
brPrrotc, % Ger brpnbte 6 Gufler,
$4,000 3srp oa en- Gel 3rp. Ger
inbcu, Jru Spne Nlelien, boube for
laot iprlifret. Oct pioes fife, bpor.
leocS Sloeu cr oplioact.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02
Eitcroalcn bcifripce.


fulturbiitorilf Sorlfnira or Tor Sibcli
leuenoe opoper belle E~itcrbnlcn. Glpe-
rum bar lnm befienot ollcrcoc fanet
lin Siitorie. i%oriottei al Irfloor
Slime remn. Get lammc er iii.
iGloet mcb Rcnoalen. ioct Der AZ
SSoriottcren Socob y. @uaS ont
i~angSri9c Terf alerchc Tor noglc
Mar iiben or uofommci ieritc Gel, %
anocn Gel pentes / Den nprnieltc
Sremtio. Sforelpcoalen % Solaen
bar Soriatteren Spar SGter beitreuet
/ mtcrcaionie @erfer. Ni cr Oct Sol,
0olen. iom itaor for Sur. ocrlS &i.
itorie ifripea FOR Siben al Spar SG'
Ter. Gn aomitc al @pgocuS bcoitc
WPno or ncolat Tor az biituo Sorfot
tcren, o. ScrrcbSitprct bar nlco itor
@ercouiaigbeo itiaet Sc nsopcnoi9c
Vfioler Ill SSpplition. Sprer @rlle
bar / IGngerc 5io iomlet WatcriaIe
til Ell @pqbebiitorie for Sa, % / Spn-
let og paa flere Stcoer arbeioco Tor
at loa Spgoens Siitorie ltrenct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02
GIN WanS til 9prbuplsirrecn

&oalb Nnunoicn bar nniaf pocrligere
Ell Wono iii NoropoIafGrocn, Ell ung.
nppeopgtig Sientano, Nagnpalo
Gnutien ira 6elgelano. San bliper
Nlltmuligma1o.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02
Sulat isabrif. Ireorifsitao 1Soe

Stunt. Smaalenenes 6e~iteifpfabrif,
Greater, er iolgt for ca. Ser. 100000
til Sernbanoler Ole Slorcr ira
S%urpSborg. Zen me Gier bill uopibe
iSabrifen ~betpoelig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02
Sfor Spalfanait.

StOr Sualiansit. Bergen 13oe
SuIi. &ualiangiten ioresaar III meo
tort llobptte. Naa Ell eneiie Tag
iangeoe man % Spal peo ale Sta.
TONER iommenlaet. Spaliungitton.
toret bar ! oisie Gage iaaei Telegram
ira Statens npopretteoe Staiioner
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02
SitterSnl .Scrrebsitprc nor neat,

NlItruuI NrrTtUsNVrr Tut ICNlVI
8eneraloircfter HaenoalO Slofitao
&onceslion for Nnlr9 al bciip1not
aroftlebrins qiennem @pgoen ior
Speri5rin9 a. arait ira Spsiefaloene
% eitoper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02

aisbenharnr 6te Stunt. Worber.
toit bleo pangreben oeo Wihnotstio
hos Ell 9efienot al bom / GbarnttenA
liino % fsrt til Gombuiet. Sdn fpr&
flareoe. at oct bopoe pGret bans
&etItst at iIpafe iii Soerige, bort,
uiolte life. at ban ifIfIoe babe Baa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02
Sra Uorae.

Som 2ensmano / 6ialir or beifif'
fet Storiingsmano g. 9. @affe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02

gaar re fsrunsr rerrs susHrisnpn. fens
os!ii Bot. elsr Hdntnne,sHirg. Set CT UNI.
ca n tan iiir srre anfeGritse' for genue. ION
.sri az isuse lsfe peuss ! a!mtueeitse Srspa.
e.iI bcris eda Seien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02
Sra Danmarf.
st Sipmnnoahicm

VI STBWUH uHNIrW. WIIUI IUUUIN
Ste SUM On arcoS al Glitboer poa
Solm$lonb bar bclllittet AT oprctte ct
2 iemonbSbicm / Hingfisbina. Te
bar fiebt Ell gicubom FOR $4,000 SIR.
% isgcr III ON NiboIosbcpcrtcrbc.
nlIllnQ.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02
Tc iturc .Sejtcpriier.

&c Worc Neifcprilcr. VrsllOersIeo
l0oe Slini. Warfeoet iooa Dor iii.
iert mango Seite. men Nnnoelen por
nGrmclt title % Vrlierne bar bsie.
Ncolte &clte foireoc 3000-3300 Ser,
aooe N~rbeiosbeite 2400-2700 SIR. E,
%olmlnoclig aooe , Mars 100000
SER. IT. ri ertragoo , Mars bleo Der
ioraiGpcS buht 1000 Ser. for -,
lcont aooe 1 Gars sol 100
1900 ar., Ell enfelt dit op / 1000 Ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02
Gn paaiat Trcitcsaarosbrnno

Nolbrf Soc Suni, SulorgeS opftoo
Der Slo / @nttrup Vrelteanoro peo
SoIbGf. : Ssbct al fort Sio neo.
brTnote ioopcl Vreitcaaarbeu ION
Torpogterbollaen, @rnnocn err poa.
lat al Ell II oorig Slercitegut, eirer
Inocricn. Som Qiotip onadp ban
| 6orhsrct, al ban oor fieo al at
tlenc | Vrelteaoarbeu. Get lpfteoes
at reooc alt Subboet o. oge arentll.
rcrne.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-19
WHAT OF FUTURE WARS?

And what Of future wars
Will nation war against nation
in the days to come, and will the
refinement Of cruelty in killing
be still further developed from
its present advanced stage =?
Just how, with the smoke and
smell of battle still lowering in
the air; with all its dead and in
jured and sick fresh in mind, we
find it hard to to imagine that
another war could be.
It is difficult that any nation
is likely to deliberately make
war upon another nation so
strong and powerful as to al
most insure the defeat Of the
Germany was posi-
tive in her belief Of her super
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-19
Morgan City Streets Now
Being Improved
Sand and Gravel Already on
Hand, and Work to
Start Soon

! Much-needed improvements are be-
ing planned for the streets of Nor
gan City, according to Mr.. Jos.
Evans, city engineer. Sand and
gravel for this work has already ar
rived, and work on Railroad Avenue
will commence in the near future.
The streets in many parts of the
town are badly in need of repairs.
These the town plans to work over,
filling the holes, and smoothing
down the rough places.
1t has been the policy in the past
to lay uncrushed shells on the
streets and in holes. These shells
have to be ground down by autos
and vehicles, and the damage done
to rubber tires has been proof suf-
ficient that it would be much cheap
er to have the shells crushed by
machinery before being laid than
by being crushed by automobile
tires running over them This dam
age to cars is most unnecessary and
should be avoided by using modern
improvements on the streets. Auto
mobiles are necessity of modern
times, and represent taxable prop
erty. Steps should be taken to pro-
tect such property which brings
revenue to the town in more ways
than one.
It has been suggested that un-
ground shells be used to fill holes,
with covering of sand and gravel.
This, when packed down, offers an
excellent road bed. Ground shells
also make most excellent road bed,
but the costly practice Of using un-
ground shells on the streets should
be discontinued.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-19

strength to win, otherwise sh
would have postponed the da,
until she was sure.
| We preserve order in our cite!
largely by prevention; there ar,
people a plenty who dislike 9th
er people to the extent of wish
ing to assault or even kill them
who nevertheless refrain from
doing so because Of the pres
ence of police and the fear o1
punishment. Except for those
temporarily unbalanced, the
great majority are peaceably in.
c'fned. Even were the police
inadequate, there is the State
Militia, and even the National
Army.
Theoretically, a system which
suffices to maintain order, and
administer justice and punish
ment, between the citizens of
any one country ought to be ca
pable of expansion to maintain
order between countries. Prob
ably the one thing which most
stands in the way is their lack
of acquaintance, one country
with another. It is much less
easy to understand what a man
whom you have never met says
and does. than after you. come
to know him. A remark which
sounds offensive may prove on
acquaintance to be intended as
a compliment. In other and ad-
justice between nations
is to succeed, it's member ma
tions will have to know one an
other better, and practice the
golden rule. A good start has
been made; the English, French,
Belgians. Italians. Portuguese.
and Americans, with representa-
tives Of all their several depend
have been thrown togeh-
er as never before.
American tourists bent on a
formerly returned to
talk chiefly about the qavety Of
Paris until we thought all France
frivolous; the English were con-
sidered a bit distant and haugh-
". and so on. In the great
pot of the fighting
trenches, the furbelows were
Ill cast aside and the splendid
manhood and ideal spirit in
ZACH has stood revealed. Pre-
ideas each of the 9TH |
n have been reversed. Even the |
Hun has little to say about the
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-19

American being a dollar chaser
kince the marines chased him
out of Chateau Thierry.
1t is we'll that our President
should disregard precedents and
attend the Peace Conference. In
days to come the heads of our
allied countries, and other coun-
tries, may likewise we'll forget
precedent and visit us. We
might with advantage revise the
histories and teach our children
the best and grand things in the
life of other nations rather than
so much of the worst.
People are apt to base iudg-
ment on their personal expe-
riences. One unscrupulous ex-
porter can poison a well of a
foreign sentiment from which
hundreds will drink. Never was
time when high moral stard
ards of business meant so much
for the future as now. The man
who for selfish ends abuses the
confidence of a buyer in another
country, thereby betrays his own
country and is a traitor.
such an opportunity for mu-
tual understanding and univer-
sal good will has never occurred.
The time calls for the EXCISE of
the highest impulses and sound
Judgment. and that same gener-
Gus. far-sighted vision through
coming years which the trainers
of our own Declaration of Inde-
pendence displayed. A spirit II
most of inspiration is needed it
the union of nations shall be so
framed as to provide a bulwark
which the avarice and cupidity of
any and all nations shall be I
powerless to destroy.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-19
Morgan City and Berwick
Trappers Reaping Cold
en- Harvest
pe,dy Market for Hides and
Furse to be Found on
Local Wharves

Morgan City finds itself in the
r;dst of the trapping season, enjoy
ins the fruits of this great trading
hnsiness. Daily, trappers come in
18th loads of precious hides and
snrs A little dickering is done
ia the buyer, then the thrifty trap
~ rockets the roll he receives in
exchange for the skins, visits the
tores, buys unstintingly Of the ne
|Aeesities of life and goes back to
ssmp to resume the routine of his
,eaceful life amid the wilds of Louis
iana's swamps and marshes.
A trapping ground has been stalk
a off, and by agreement with his
fellow-trappers, no one else can trap
an the round he has marked. A
ohanty has been built; provisions
ne laid in for the winter and the
t,pper is ready for his solitary
but profitable work.
Deep in the heart Of these seclud-
"a regions dwell the otter, the mink,
he coon and the musk rat. Here
also dwells the alligator, whose hide
i worth much more off his back
tAan on; here is found the deer and
sther game that often lures one
ffom the regular haunts of man.
The otter, water-loving and fish-eat-
hg, Is wary cosmopolitan, and it
) not with the greatest ease that
" b tempted. The mink, also, is
iand Of the water, but his love for
asat easily lures him into the trap.
lhe coon and the rat are easy marks
ior the trapper, especially the rat,
lmdreds of which are sometimes
A1ght in one day by a single trap
-. !
The fur and hide business Of Nor !
On City is one Of the main factors !
b the support of the town. It is
: business which brings money into
6s trade channels of the town ex-
dusively from the outside, without
eking a cent out of the town.
ne business during normal times
amounts to thousands and thousands !
q dollars each year. Last year Nor /
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-19
Biggest Horse And Mule
Sale In The History
of Louisiana

"Uucle Sam" has a surplus Of an
imals--horses and mules that were
bought of the farmers with the idea
of the war lasting for another year
at least. Since peace is in sight
"Uncle Sam" thinks these animals
would be much better put back il
the hands of the farmers again,
where they could be put to work,
and help cultivate the vast acreage
in Louisiana and Mississippi that
will be taken up by the boys in kha-
XII when they are relieved of their
duties in the army.
About two thousand Of these an
imals at the Auxiliary Remount De-
pot No. 314, Camp Beauregard,
Alexandria, La, will be sold at Pub
lie Auction at an early date. This
will be a wonderful chance for the
farmers and dealers to buy
Marses in Foal
Big Artillery Horses
Light Artillery Horses
Cavalry Horses
Wheel Mules
Lead Mules
Pack Mules.
Some Of the best Government an
imals in the corrals at the Auxiliary
Remount Depot No. 314, Camp
Beauregard, Alexandria, La.
If you will watch this paper we
will publish the date as soon as set,
So that all our readers may have an
opportunity to attend this, the big !
gest horse and mule sale ever held
in Louisiana, and buy these animals
at reasonable prices.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-19

gan City shipped out approximatel,
$!5O,OOO,0O worth of furs anl
hides. The prospects are that thi, i,
years business will amount :,
over $2OO,OOO.O0. Already, ship
ments amounting to over $4,000
nave been made. The prices beinp
paid are as follows: mink. 5Oc to
$3.50 each; otter, $3.50 to SIS each:
coon, 3Oc to $3.50; musk rate. 7c
TO zoe. The furs are graded accord.
ing to quality. 1t appears that when
the weather is cold the value of the
tur is enhanced.
Among the big buyers in Morgan
City are Mr.. Smiley, Mr.. J. Lew,
Messrs. Elliot and Moain who are
buyers for big out-of-town dealers
Dave Kahn & Co., and Van Glen.
ents. Mr.. Smiley, when interviewed
oy representative of the Review.
stated that he had shipped this seas
on over $4,000 worth of furs alone.
Mr. Smiley also has shipped several
hundred dollars worth of honey. Mr..
JAKE Levy made one shipment Of
1urs recently which amounted to
nearly $4,000. Among the biggest
catchers are the Thomas brothers
VINO trap at Marsh Island. These
boys have brought in several thous-
ana dollars in furs since the opening
OF the season. The buyers report
That the catch this year will be small
er than previous years, but the price
beng paid will bring the revenue
from the business over that of past
years.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-19
CHRISTMAS SERVICES IN
TRINITY CHURCH

Dec. 22nd. services will be held
at 7:30 p. m. "What Jesus the
Christ has done for the World" will
be DR.. Mackensie's subject. Christ
mas music. ALI who are interest
ed in the politics of the world are
invited to come.
Sunday School and Bible Glass at
10 a. m.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-19
DIED

|. Little Virginia Dews, only child Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Dews, died at
the home of her parents in Berwick
yesterday, aged three years. The re-
mains were taken toVinton, La, to-
day for interment in the family plot.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-19

SURGEONS agree that in cases of
Cuts, Burns, Bruises and Wounds,
the FIRST TREATMENT is most
important. When an EFFICIENT
antiseptic is applied promptly, there
is no danger of infection and the
wound begins to heal at once. For
use on man or beast. BOROZONE
is the IDEAL ANTISEPTIC and
HEALING AGENT. Buy i. now and
be ready for an emergency. Sold
by Relanger Drug Co.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-19

The Morgan City Daily Review
delivered to your home for 4oc q
month.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-02-22
ROYAL e. DECKER. Clerk.
STATE OF MICHIGAN.


10 the Circuit Court for the County of VanBure
The petition Auditor the State
of Michigan,
the Schedule
description all said VanBuren
which taxes assessed for the mentioned therein and which
DELINQUENT which
together OF
with collection
fee and provided by extended each of
petitioner the said lands
zoo
Public 1893 delinquent
that
A"
Auditor delinquent for said
the prior to
the Public Acts of 1891 and which
petitioner further all where lands
included Schedule aforesaid 1890
sold for said have been
made
aside of jurisdiction have been
celled provided by
Your petitioner further shows and that the interest
collection forth Schedule A.
valid parcels described
the said de-
than after they
delinquent; the
being remaining unpaid above forth
the State Of Michigan
of the
collection and computed
of the said several
be sold the due thereon provided by law
the lien aforesaid.
And your petitioner will
Dated January 18th, 1918
ORAMEI. b. FULLER,
Auditor State of Michigan for and behalf of said
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-02-22
ANNUAL TAX SALE.
STATE If MICHIGAN.
County Of vanBuren.

The Circuit Court for the
In the natter Of the petition
the state OF Mchgan
Oh certain lands Tor taxes asscssed thereon
STATE Of Ms.n praying for decree the state Of Mich
AGAINST
therein specified claimed
ON each such parcel Of land be sold the
II ordered that petition brought hearing
sno oecree March
the County OF VanEuren.
1919 the opening of the that and that
the lien claimed thereon by the State Of Michgan for such
with
Of this mentioned
nat In thereof the will confessed
VIII De taken and entered prayed for in said petition And
which
beginning
m on said day the day days subsequent thereto
such place be selected
County Michigan
will public
the
amount
smallest undivided will
the and of less than the
parcel of land
shall
succeeding the be
on such second offer during such sale the cannot be sold for
aforesaid
the
L.
OF Circuit
OF january, A. d. 1918.
Countersigned l.. BURGET DES VOlGNES
(SeaD Circuit Judge
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