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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-05
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PARIS. Abril 4.-El Console de
los Cuatro, en- el que Sc ha concen-
traGo eel trabajo todo de la paz, debe
adoptar una pronta decision, o de 10
contrario CORE ei riesgo de perder
Su prestigio Y 0 este su ]iniiueEcia
Y 10 que es peor aun, de que Sc rier-
dan los frutos de la victoria por ia
tardanza en- recoeerlos. Tai eS al nc
nos Ia expression del sentir general
que empleZa a crlstalizar en- una ten
sion dc desconfianza Y ansiedad.
En- algunos circulos Sc preguntan
ansiosamente, cuanto tempo podrar
cOnservar Sis energias fiSicas los
tres principales protagonistas. para
~intentar ieCidir en- dos semanas ma
yor numero de problemas Y mas diff
Giles, que los que Sc han resuelto ell
los cincUenta amos ultimoS.
Sc dice GIe la ~cXtenuacion empie-
"a a haccr huella en- los tres lideres
principales. FL Presidente Wilson V
los Primeros Ministries Clen,enceau y
Lloyd-George, han sido los que han
trabajado mas duro individualmente,
en- toGo ell mundo, en- los ultimos Gin
co amos. Hay que recordar tambiGn,
que Clcmenceau tiene una bala in
crustada en- su cIerpo. cast junto Il
So pulm6n, Y que cuemta 50 ancs de
edad.
Sc habla para ahora dc Luis Bar
thou. cy-Primer Ministro frances V
amigo intinIo de Poincare.. como del
hombre que Sc tiene en- reSerIa, pa
IA ell aso de que llcgue d ocurrir
aiguna vacante, Y este Ia dado lu-
gar d que Surja otra pregunta. la de
81 Barthou podria imponerse a ana
mayoria parlamentaria. rccordaniose
al efecto e~IcuentroS pa>ados con los
elementos radicales.
Los amigos del eX-Primer MIniStro
| ..ristides BRAND, Sc italian tambien
trabajando activamente; pero Sc Gu-
da sin embargo que cualQuier go
bieno "burgeS' que sc forme, pudiera
imponer las i~mperativas medidaS fis-
Gales que sc necesitan V ~sovrevivir.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-05
10 QUE RECAUDO LA ADUANA
DE VERACRUZ

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Abril .
La Secretaria de Hacienda infOrma
a los ]peri0dicos de esta capital que
la Aduana de Neracruz ha lido Ell
aumento Ell 10 relative a sus recauda-
clones, pues durante el mes pasado
entraron a sus cajas 81. 700 .235. IS,
cifra mucho mayor que la que Sc ha-
bia recaudado durante los meses an
t~eriores.
Debese este aumento, segun la mis-
ma Secretaria al reanudamiento del
+-afioa ma ritin,n con Enrnna-.- 'na
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-05
~CONFERENCIA MEDICA

FL doctor Israel Straas, del hospl-
tai del Fuerte Sam Houston, do mo-
che una Conferencia ante los mlem-
bros de la Sociedad M5dica del Con-
dado de BeXar. hablando sobre el te-
ma de las Intermediates que radican
en- Ell centre de .os nervios.
Describe el citado mcdico los
efectoS de las Intermediates en- ell
scerebro. V explico la mauera de efec.
thar Sn tr~atanaion+n
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-05

Estados Unidos, no obstante de que
hasta la fecha csc trafico tic esta
aun normaliZado. pues algunas lineas
Dc vapores no han podido acabar dc
arreglar 10 relative a sus rutas en- 10
que respecta al tocamiento dc los
nrincipales puertos del Colo de Me-
Xico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-05

Tota n correspondence relaeions9a
-on esta secc;S1. dee- ~enir dr:Esoa
,yi. Ia Poeasa.-Secci6n de Con-
su!tss. 20 ". Santa Rosa Ave-"
r~onSutGts que tueen de- curSStoHeS Or
Amor : de Sociedna. DEBORAH tT2eE
=. n;s1a arecrrn. ~ssrerando ioh-
nent. IA paabra "Lctici.". Para To-
d.. hs ~eoasultas que resutera1 con
.estasrou pvivsda = precise rnciuiE
Ina estanpfIs Se a tres cent1vo-.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-05

Tn Subscription San Antonio. TeNa>.-Ncs
permitimoS scunsejarle quo no dcscuide 81
cStomsGo nj commence Il mcdicinarse por 81
cacnta o siguicndo los consoles quo le den
qIienes no tcnGan los couocimicntos bas-
tantcS para haccr I'm eStudio concicnzudo dc
su MIA! ; tratar dc haccrio dcsaparecc-. Lo
mcjor que puedc haoer e. consular con ntro
medico 81 no uued" satisfecho. cosa en- la
que parecc tencr razon. con 10 que lc diJo
ei Que le trazo Ia dieta tan riEuroSa que
nos indica. ES 10 mejor que puede hacer y
o 81 mejcr c~onscjO que ie podemOs dar.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-11-05
WHAT'S DOING AT THE SCHOOLS
Items of Interest Reported by an OBJ
serving Student

Several parties were held at various
places on Halloween night of last
week. They were scenes of much re-
joicing and merrymaking and probab-
ly everyone attending enjoyed them
selves. One of the parties was at the
Opera Hall, given by the Sophomore
class. The evening was spent in play
ing games, etc, refreshments follow
ing Another of the parties was the
Senior party held at the High School,
An enjoyable time was spent. dane
ing and games being a part of the
evenings program. Refreshments
We're served Miss Helen Ingersc'i
ard Mr.. Tormey of the High school
faculty, served as ehaperones. The
only disagreeable feature of the even
ing was the attempt and partial sue
cUss of a number Of Viroqua's young
gentlemen, namely some of the lower
classmen, to break into the school
building. The school yard was gen.
giles, meat wagon, and various other
junk hauled, drug, or otherwise con-
veyed to the school yards by some
very industrious persons.
On account of the attendance of a
number of the Institutional force of
the school, at convention at Milwau-
kee, no school attendance win be re-
quired of the Juniors and Senoirs only
the Freshmen and Sophomores being
required to attend. The two upper
classes will have outside work, fully
as bad as school,
Milton Hager, citizenship and public
speaking instructor visited at Madi-
son and attended the Wisconsin Min
nesota football game. No doubt but
what he was disguised with the result.
STUDENT.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-11-05

ent at the ladies' aid, entertained by
Mesdanes L. A. Thompson and AL
bert Thompson. Mr.and Mrs.Glen
Mullen of Viroqua Sundayed at Ole
Thompson's . Thelma Skrede and
Gladys Tryggestad were seen out
walking last Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elef Hanson entertained at dinner
large number of relatives at their
home on Sunday, in honor Of Mrs Ole
Ophaug and Mrs. Peter Mork Of Da-
kota. They left on Monday for a Wis
it with relatives in Minneapolis ...
Title Gabrielson visited the Plain
view school one day last week -.
Quite a few from this ridge attended
the sale at Hans Johnson's 49,. We
were all pleased to see Patrolman
Russell DeLap out with his road drag
after the rain. Mrs. Thore Hanson
is visiting her sister at Milwaukee.
John Bratlien underwent an operation
for appendicitis at a La Crosse hos
pital. . Mr. and Mrs. Casper Jacob
son are getting settled in their new
home. Bubbles" says they are sorry
TO lose them but what is one COM
loss is another's gain. =.
The supply Of news is exhausted but
if this escapes the waste basket will
BUD CORRESPONDENT.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-11-05
READY FOR COMPETITION
MANY HERD OWNERS JOIN CAT
TIE TESTING
Vernon County Boys and Girls Send
Their Calves and Pigs to the Jun
iOr Live Stock Show

Out of fourteen that started out to
prepare something for the Junior Live
Stock Show there are five that last
to the finish. A box car left on the
Southeastern, Saturday morning, car
rying a baby beef sent by Pearl Eng
Ter; two Duroc gifts sent by Chester
and Wilno Hauge;t two Ayrshire calves
sent by Gladys Moore; one Red Poll
calf sent by Ralph Thompson. We
are all anxious to see what their win
nings will be. They certainly are
sending some very fine young stock,
and we hope that they will receive
good rewards for their work.
Remember That Dr. Mount is Still in
the County and viii Gladly Test
Your Herd for tuberculosis
There should be some school dis
trict in the county that viii do 1000
tuberculin testing of its herds. Why
do not the patrons of cheese factories
and creameries sign up 100So strong
and have this work done? Some still
contend that the tubercular test is not
accurate and is of little value. We
do not profess that it is absolutely
correct in every case, but we do say
that it is practically 9S or 99e6 ac-
curate. There are some automobiles
that never give the service they should
but we do not condemn them all, be-
cause there happens to be a few that
are no good.
According to the tubercular census
of Vernon county, as shown up by
the army examinations, we need to re-
sort to a whole lot of tubercculin test
ing of cattle in this county Through
the milk of the cow the disease can
spread as it does in no other way.
Milk and the products of milk are
consumed by every individual in the
county, state and nation. Therefore,
we should take all due pains and care
toprevent the possibility of it's spread
ing.
Here is a list of those that have
had, or will have, their herds tested:
Melvin Stafslein. Hans Christensen.
Stanley Sebion, Otto Olson, Hugh Blu
chanan, 0berson Bros, o. J. Lium,
Ernest Jaeger. M. f. Moen, Cyrus
Hovde, L. II. Tomtingen, H. II. Tom
tingen, l.. Brye, r. Jennings, Chas.
Moore, County Farm, Lawton q Son,
Mr.. Simonson, ]. w. Gross, South
worth Bros, II. r. Vergeront, German
& Son, l.. NJ. Thompson, Grooming
Bros, A. J. Malin, f. X. Malin, ]. f.
Malin, Earl Norris, Emmitt Norris
Floyd Blakeley, l.. l.. Lathrop, c. H.
Buxton, W. H. Buchanan, John Doerr,
Mike Stoehr, and many others have
mentioned their desire to have their
herd tested.
Let us fall in line with the above
and make Vernon a tubercular free
county.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-11-05
CHURCH NOTES
CHRISTIAN cu1rRcu

We have class for you in our Bible
school which meets at 10. Preaching service
Young peoples meeting at 6:30. Evening ser
vice 1889. Sermon IAN Apostles Testimony
Concerning Christ" Monday at 2:3o teach
ers training class. Thursday at 1880 prayer
and Bible study. Friday afternoon at $3.50
monthly meeting of the missionary society at
the home of Mrs. ]. f. Shreve.
ing service win be held this Friday evening,
November 7, at $500. Sermon by J. Harry
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Sunday school at 10; preaching service at
II. The Rev. Luther NJ. Roseand will oc-
eupy the pulpit Young Peoples service at
METHODIST CHURCH
Next Saturday, November s, the District
Superintendent win hold the First Quarterly
conference at 80. On Sunday morning at
IL o'clock MIR. Ingham will preach. All mem
bers and friends of the church are cordially
invited to hear Mr.. Ingham. In the evening
at 80 tine pastor will give the sixth ad-
dress of the series Men and the Church. on
O'Clock and Epworth League at $3.50. Both
departments are growing.
RAMBERG'S CHARGE
Communion services at West Prairie next
JAcoBsoNs CHARGE
Services in Franklin Sunday at ii a. n. and
in Readstown at ? 80 p. m.
The Immanueis aid meets with Mrs. Charley
Johnson Wednesday, November IL, TO be
entertained by Mesdames Ben and Charley
Johnson.
The West Prairie aid meets with Mrs. Nels
johnson on Thursday, November IS.
HOFSTEADS CHARGE
The Bethesda church aid holds its bazaar
in the church parl0rs Saturday, November
s, beginning at 10 a. m. Lunch will be served
throughout the day.
The aid also postponed its business meeting
till d. m. during day of the bazaar.
FINSTADfS CHARGE
Services in East kickapOO church next Sun
day at III o'clock. Reception for confirmants
in KickapoO church at O'Clock in the after
noon. A good program and refreshments.
Everybody welcome. North KickapoO ladies
aid meets with Mrs. Sam Nundal Wednes-
day. November H.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-11-05
ROUND AND ABOUT US

Mrs. Dennis Roche, one of the pio-
neers of Greenwood township, passed
away at her home October %, aged
81 years. She had been i'll quite a
long time.
Ed Larson of Soldiers Grove has
purchased the Dodge hotel of that
place for the purpose of conducting
an up-to-date place. Consideration
$4,000.
Pastors Holum and Rondestvedt of
Westby Lutheran congregations, re-
spectively, are elected delegates and
alternate to the Lutheran Brotherhood
convention to be held at Chicago.
S. c. Froiland, late Avalanche mer-
chant, has gone into the real estate
business, with Westby as headquart-
ers.
Grant Rude, formerly of Westby,
now a clerk in Roy Forums drug
store at Whitehall has just been grant
ed an assistants certificate by the
state board of pharmacy.
Sparta educational authorities are
making strenuous efforts to curb Gig
arctic smoking among students and
the state superintendent has been
appealed to. He advises the board
that the law against cigarette use is
just as stiff as ever, Notwithstanding
the fact that the practice was con
doned during the war. Prof. Bray,
of Sparta schools, made a statement
that during the time he had been at
the head of the schools, sixty-nine
boys had left the high school before
graduation and not to continue their
schooling elsewhere, and Of these fifty
eight were known to be cigarette
smokers. Of the other eleven, five
were not smokers and six are, but it
was not known if they acquired the
habit before leaving school or after
wards. He also stated that the per
cent of cigarette smokers among the
boys in the grades leaving school is
even greater.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-11-05
Only a Cold

Are you ill? is often answered.
"0h, it's only cold" as if cold was
a matter of little consequence, but
people are beginning to learn that a
common. cold is a matter not to be
trifled with, that some of the most
serious diseases start with a cold. AS
soon as the first indication Of cold
appears take Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. Remember that the sooner
you get rid of your cold the less the
danger, and this remedy will help you
to throw it off
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-11-05
LATE WORLD WAR TOLL
LATEST REPORTS SHOW 116,4s2
YANkS DIED
Government Survey and Official Re
ports Must Now be Fairly Ac-
curate

A late Washington news dispatch
tells that the cost of the war . to
the United States in manpower is es-
timated officially as 1892 dead and
205,690 wounded, a total of 800, 1872
These figures include losses to army
and marine units on all fronts to
Sept. 1. Killed in action totaled 35,-
5S5, or IL per cent of the entire list;
died of wounds, 14,742; died of dis
ease, 5S,073; died of accidents and
other causes, S,092. Under the head
of missing" the announcement re-
cords a zero with the notation Fall
corrected"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-11-05
The Girl That Cooks is Darling

The tennis girl goes out to play her
nerve producing game; the fippant
girl goes out larking because her life's
too tame; the reading girl betakes
herself into a world of books; the
scheming girl to the seaside goes to
fish with artful hooks; the flirting
girl goes anywhere she thinks there
is a man; the dressy girl goes to Paris
to buy a dress and fan; the beauty
goes upon the stage to show her hand
some looks; but the girl that gets the
husband stays at home and cooks
Wise Exchange.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-11-05
CHURCH NOTES

Springville Sunday school at 10 preaching At
II; Liberty Pole at s, when the presiding
elder will preach and hopes 10 see a large
gathering.
At Bishop Branch commencing at o'clock
On Saturday and continuing through Sunday,
Harvest Home Festival and Sale viii be
held Lunch and Ice cream VII be served
during the evening. Everyone Is asked %
bring or send a gift In acknowledgment Of the
goodness Of God, in the va yof vegetables
corn, fresh and canned fruits honey eggs
butter. chickens and canned meats and useful
articles Of all descriptions. God is worthy
Of ysur best. The services viii be continued
On Sunday al , when the presiding elder VIII
preach CSMe.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-11-05
MARRIED

October I6th, Earl e. Crumrine of Sugar
Grove and Miss Myrtle NJ. Barlow of Soldiers
Grove were united in marriage at the home
of X. Il. Thomas in Readstown. They were
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Desmer Barlow.
The young people are well known in their
respective communities and have the heart
felt congratulations Of their many friends.
They began housekeeping at once on the farm
Of A. ID. Crumrine. the groom's father.-Kick-
apoO Scout
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-11-05
CENSOR REPORTER.
JEFFERSON

NOTTINGHAM, RIDGE, November
3-Have you heard the latest news
Pretty good weather in these Sahara
days. e.. Bob Skrede is busy erecting
a garage for his new Mitchell Six.
Emma Berg and Tilla Gabrielson have
returned from a trip to Madison,
where they visited the latter's sister
-. Little Hazel Everson has paid
many visits to the school :. The Not
tingham school has organized the
BUSY Bee" club. President, Vernon
Tryggestad; vice president, Donald
Fredrickson; secretary, Helen Skrede
go. Alfred Fredrickson motored to
La Crosse week before Mast with his
big new Paige. =. Miss Myrtle Hot
len is at st. Paul. There's music in
the air, nearly everyone on the ridge
having monographs. The Skrede
contracting company, is putting up a
new tobacco shed on CasperJacobson's
farm near Bud. e. . Blanche HalvOrson
visited at John Everson's some time
ago. .. Mrs. Bob Skrede has been Wis
iting relatives the past week. Anna
Everson was shopping in Viroqua.
Magnus Halvorson has been hauling
lumber for a new chicken coop.
Mrs. Louie Waters visited at Bud.
Allen Fredrickson has just finished
building a twin garage. =. People on
the ridge have been blowing, husk-
ing corn, etc. :. Hazel Tryggestad is
teaching school at Ontario. q. Mau-
rice Call has been husking corn to an
unlimited amount. He still rides in
Fords occasionally. There are a few
more grown ups on the ridge now,
confirmation being two weeks ago last
Sunday. Andrew Thompson has re-
turned from Lacrosse, where he I'M
derwent an operation for appendicitis
Found, on north Main street at
Bud, tool box containing Ford chains
powder puff, etc. Owner can secure
same by calling on Senator Sorghum
.... George Bakken has had erected
on his place lin the heart of BUD
a new garage for his Ford touring
car. 1t has been sort of muddy like
to play ball, but it didn't stop the
Bud boys, nowise -. Rejena Hanson
visited the May school week ago last
Friday The Messrs. and Mesdames
Andrew, Albert and Elias Tryggestad
spent last Sunday with the EverTryg-
gestad family at Newry If its as
nice next week as it has been this week
it viii be a nice week next week.
Sir. and Mrs. Skrede and son Marvin
attended church in Viroqua last Sun
day. Mrs. Thore Hanson is visiting
her sister in Milwaukee.
THE NOTTINGHAM BUD.
BUD, November "A few Hallowe-
zen stunts were pulled off in this COM
muaity. People were surprised to
find some of their cows harnessed the
next morning Mr. and Mrs. Bob
SIere4e attended services IN the Synod
church at Viroqua on Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Fauske entertained
a number Of relatives and friends at
diner on Sunday 49,. Otto Hanson had
his tonsils removed at La Crosse
hospital. q. Mr.. and Mrs. Elef John
son visited the latter's parents, last
Sunday. .. Clarence Hanson left very
suddenly for Opheim, Montana, to see
his brother Albert, who is in delicate
health. He win return with him for
treatment. "A large crowd was pres
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-11-05

DIR. F0rtney, Dentist, office ever
Dahl's drug store. Phone 176.
We carry full line of DR.. Rob
ert's medicines. o. r. Davis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-11-05
EQUITY COUNTY CONVENTION

A county convention of the Amer
lean Society of Equity will be held
at the Court House in the city of vi
roqua, November 10, at IL a. m. to
elect delegates to the state conven-
ton, to be he'd at Madison, November
10. All locals in the county should
send delegates to this convention. The
public is invited to attend. An out
side speaker will address the conven-
ton. D.O.MAH0NEY, Pres. A.UR-
NESS, Secy.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-11-05

DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Ma
tional Bank building. Phone 80.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second door
Ferguson building Phone Sc.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-11-05
OUCH, OH WHAT A BAD CROUCH
Parents Should Find Cause of 1t in
Their Children

Do your children ever get up in the
morning as quarrelsome as swarm
of hornets driven from its nest? Do
they ever come to the breakfast table
and act so disagreeable that you feel
for the moment that you'd gladly
trade them off for a plugged niekle :?
Of course they do.
And perhaps you scold them and
threaten them. Oh, more than that,
you "sure do" sometimes. And then
after they've gone off to school or to
play, you think that, after all, they
aren't the worst children in the world.
Indeed you begin &c think that they
will average up with Mrs. Smiths or
Mrs. Jones' or Mrs. Blocks, and you
plan lunch, present, or some form
OF amusement to insure their being
better natured and happier children.
And while this may be a good thing
for you it may be bad thing for the
children.
What parents ought to do is to look
for the cause Of the crouch" and root
1t out. Ten chances to one it is due
to one or two things or combination
of them: Indigestion and an INSULT
cient amount of undisturbed sleep.
Healthy, happy and contented chill
dren have plenty of sleep. Healthy,
happy and contented children eat
plain, wholesome Sood.
The failure of many parents to real
ize and follow these simple truths en-
ables many a physician to ride COM
fortably in q fine motor car while his
persistantly blind clients walk.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-11-05

commencing at point on the north line
OF Vernon county, said point about u of
mile east of the northwest corner of Section 3,
Town Ii North, Range west and thence con-
tinuing in a southeasterly direction, consist
ent with proper location 20 be later determin-
ed by the Wisconsin Highway Commission,
through Section 3, into and through the viii
lage Of Ontario and continuing through sec
tons ?, II, IL and 10, said town and range.
and continuing following the laid out high
way through Sections 1919, 20. 81, 70, 23,
VIROQUA-DE S
Commencing at a point Of intersection with
State Trunk Highway No. "a, known as the
Preire du Chien-Niroqua Highway, said point
being at or near the center Of the east half
of Section 3, Town IL North, Range West
thence continuing in general westerly d.
reetion, consistent with proper location 20 be
determined by the Wisconsin Highway Com
mission. through the north half of Sections
B, 4. and S, and through the northeast quarter
of section 10 the north line thereof; thence
on tae north side of Section TO the north
west corner thereof, all in Town III North.
Range West; thence continuing on the
north line of Section and through the north
west qaarter Of Section ! and through the
north nj Of Section 2; thence continuing In
VIR0QUA-LA FARGE-HILLS
Commencing at a point Of intersection with
State TrUCh Highway No. II in the City Of
Viroqna : the intersection Of Decker and
Main Streets; thence running easteFly on
Decker Street 60 the east city limits Of VirO-
qua; thence continuing in a general south
easterly and easteriy direction through Sec
ton 80 60 the south line thereof. Town IS
North, Range West; thence continuing in
a general southeasteriy direction through Sec
tiOn five and eastcrly through sections
4, 2, and 2, TO a point near the center
of Section 2; thence northcasterly through
the northeast quarter of Section 3 Town II
North, Range West :thenee continuing north
easterly through Sections IS and So to the
east quarter corner Of Section &c. Town IS
North, Range 4 West; thence continuing In
q general casterly direction through Sections
81 and 50 to a point about X Of mile west
Of the northeast corner Of Section 50 thence
continuing through Sections 30. rs and through
the southeast quarter of Section 81, and
through the north half of sections % and %.
and continuing In a southeasterly direction
through Section % 20 point Of intersection
on the east line Of Section ~ about = Of a
mile north Of the southeast corner thereof.
all in Town Is North, Range West thence
continuing In a sontheasterly direction through