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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25
BEANEDl BY THE
soooRRo ~cHIEFTAlN.

.tt iD0tbhtO OntrAtutuaJ I
Up near Santa Pc a man has just
finished harvesting a remarkable crop
of beans. According to the New Mex.
lean lots OF these beans weigh more
than a ton; and as for the stalk and
the roots, it is evident that the mind
can not conceive and the tongue can
not utter the length, breadth and
depth Of them. Nowxwe have always
entertained a profound respect for the
ability, and especially for the sanity.
Of tho DISTINGUISHED editor Of the New
Mexican; but We freely acknowledge
that In view Of this bean story we
are becoming fearful that he Is al
flicted with a sad case OF beanitis. IN
the language Of "A. Ward, this is a
coax this 'sbeanitis"-but il in our
and constantly enlarging circle
readers there Is who cant see
It, let him say so and " viii cheer
FULLY furnish a diagram.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25
EMPLOYEES OWNERSHIP AS WELL
AS MANAGEMENT I'M POSSIBLE
SUBSTITUTE FOR PLUMB PLAN

but It would be an easy matter fos
the present generation OF railroad
employees BY the practice OF merely
reasonable thrift to acquire all the
railroad stocks and bonds In lex
istence and leave them AB 4 heritage
TO their children.
This plan would have great ad.
vantage over the Plumb plan from
The standpoint Of both the public and
the employees Its adoption would
necessitate the practice BY the em-
ployes Of the same thrift which The
farmer or the small storekeeper prac-
tees m order to acquire his prop
erty. Under this plan Of employees
ownership the employees would tc
much more competent to select the
pest men Tor railroad managers than
lLney would under the flunb plan.
y practice Of enough thrift 70 en-
apie mem 70 BUY the ralir0ads and
thelr ownership 81 large amounts Of
property wonnid give them the expert
ehce n 2 bread view o. bust
ness men nhu would enApie them 70
lause much DETER than they can
now of ~ QuaiitieB whieh q good
Irailroad manager should possess, Cf
ne things ne ought 20 90 ana of nov
ne ought % ~ mem Under une
flump Plan the empi0Fea would get
malt OF any SURPLUS mat was earned.
while the public would nave 70 pay
ali Or any ueiicit incurred the
employees knew. as they would know
II they owned the railroads, that
every increase ! the efficiency OF
the management was gong TO r.
uouhu ShSsE oenehe Nhiie
ssefy Isuucshon ~ snic,eney was Ky
W. " fesu.s = lSss ~ 'nen' we
lleeileise .i9s Feuht .ase ~ 49,
~ sss ,of .'a,,iS y ,p ps,s'V mo
w. lSnroaus wou.e X snu.l nvMc
Bvweliu tnan - Wouiu pS pnust
riumD Plan
~ may 20 said tnat investment m
the railroads would not % SAFE tpr
me savings Or rai'roau empioyes-
Would y then pe saIe iof me say
lngs ot p american people! n ~
pc COMMENDED tnat " woulo not Pc 2
5000 thing lcr raliroau employees
what are We = THINK 81 All the
stories Wnien tne spekesmen oI w
pioyes tell 81 the vast profits wnicn
other people now make py investine
~ railroad stockss Inc aqyocates
OF the Plumb plan say mat u me
were turnea over @ me
management Oh the ehlpiQyes they
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25

PRACTICAL TALKS ON lsEAs ~pREyENTioN
Prepared BY the National Tuberculosis Association

Fought over the counter. It lies In
the intelligent care OF the body on
the part of the individual whether
he is sick or we'll. His instruction
cannot begin too early.
The rules Of keeping we'll are sim
pie. They apply to children and
grownups alike, Here are SOME OF
the fundamentals
Eat good food.
Keep yourself clean.
Don't work or play till you drop,
Keep sensible hours.
Live out Or doors and avoid dust
IS much as possible. Sleep with
The windows open.
Ii YOU have a cold that lasts more
than two weeks you should 90 TO a
dJstoi and have your lungs exam
insG.
Bath0 frequently.
Don't eat with soiled hands. Wash
them first.
Don't pitt your hands, pencils, or
any candy or chewing gum that
ether persons have used, in your
n cuth.
Brush your teeth at least twice a
day.
Regular Observance Of these health
commandments helps to develop
strong bodily resistance against dis.
ease. The wise, thoughtful gardener
cultivates his blossoms, giving his
n.s.st careful attention. Weeds grow
Wild BY the wayside and become OBJ
1fnAfOus.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25
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Puts 1t All Over
The French Cafe

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aHpn 20 aoss u 7na1le snn sr'1
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oenains * = ~.
sneseaes;an osfh,nr itHs
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epa.s pus psstuss ~ e. ,hass
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25

Employers ownership as well as
lemployes' management Of the rail
roads as a possible substitute Tor
the Plumb plan Is suggested by the
Railway Age Ia an editorial IN its
current issue.
At may be thought, says the
Hallway Age, that employees owner
ship would be difficult to bring about.
about. When II can be shown that
the railroad employees could easily
and III a short time become the man.
ayers of the railroads BY the simple
process Of becoming their ownera,
the question naturally arises as TO
why they should be carrying on an
enormous propaganda to got tho
other people Of the country to buy
the railroads for them
The employees, 1t is pointed out.
could quickly become the owners or
the railroads BY saving a comparh-
lively small part Of their annual
wages and investing It in railroad So
,eurities "Of eolases n the EN-
ployes owned even a majority OF the
stock they could elect all the difeca
tors ard through them manage the
RAILROADS. Al plan for employee
purchHsa ana ownerahip Of the rail-
road is outlined as follows:
eTle employees are now being paid
Approximately 50, 000,000,000 a year
in WAGES The cost OF living In the
United States. according to the most
reliable Estimates. has increased only
about per cent within the last
five years. while the average rail
way wage has Increased about 80 per
cent. %fherefore, the employees could,
on the average, now save approx
mateiy onesfffth Of their annual
wages and al the same time lire
about as well as they could have
lived about five years ago II they had
spent all of their wages. If they
should save oheAfifth OF their wages
heir total annual saving would be
5000, 100000.
The amount Of railroad stock
outstanding In the hands Of the pub
Tic on June 80, 1876. was 5 0.315, 900.
900, and it Is not much more now
The average dividend paid was 5as
Der cent. Presumably, II the rail
are returned to private opera
ton they will be SO regulated as to-
snable them to continue to pay an
,verage dividend OF 5h per cent
Ii the employees should save $780,
100. 600 a year from their wages in.
vest il each year in railroad stocks
md also invest in railroad stocks the
.lividends they received from thei
stocks, they would in five years owT
y, 350,0D0, 900 Of stocks, or a ma
Of all the stock outstanding
rhis would give them control OF the
ownership and therefore of the man
lgement, Of the railroads of the
United States. II they should con
inue to save in the same way, AT
he end OF nine years they would
saved in wages ana dividends
G,G71, 100000. With this they could
,urchase all the stock now 0utstana
and also a few hundreds Of mil
ions worth Of bonds.
These calculations are based upon
lie assumption that, on the aver.
ige, they would have to pay par for
he stock, but there are more rail
Dad stocks selling below par than
.bDve. Therefore, the employees, il
hey bought stock at anything like
he present market prices, could &C.
ulre complete ownership of the rail-
Dads for much less than we have
stimated We have not extended
calculations to railroad. bonds
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25

'hnIsidos about the town. The French
country people are keeping The graves
green, many Of the families having
adopted American graves.
In the country surrounding Mont
older. the soldiefspeasant is return
ing to the soii. Crops are growing
where in January there were hun
dreds Of she'll holes dugouts and
trenches Nearly half Of the deyas
tated fields in the district have been
reclaimed But while this has been
going on the village have in a large
measure been neglected. Social life.
however, is being rapidly restored
Churches and schools are springtne
up everywhere and IN many cases Req
Cross barracks are serving for THIS
purpose. <
Despite the facts thar their homes
are dark cellars and diigouts. The De0
pie are cheerful and never tan to ex'
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25
SUNSHINE STATE

WHAT HAS HEcoME Of
The investigation o. the high cos
|vf living7
The packer pfobe2
The investigation Of the high cos
lot leather and shoes2
The paper investigation2
The labor Investigations
La Fofiette7
The OPPOSITION Of city pavement
The curfew7
The hookMorm?
WE HAVE With u6-
The oniohlxed barber.
The cnrbstpha anarchists
Muddy streets.
High prices.
Lots Of business
Some booze but hard to get.
a little poker.
And a fear Of the FLU.
-clovis journal.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25
MINERAL RICHES UNDER CRY,
fYonth's companIon.)

fYonth's Companion.l
In richness and variety of mineral
wealth the land under New York City
is second only to Lance Rock in Nor
way. The largest garnet On record
was found Ia 1886 at the corner Of
Seventh avenue and Thifty-first street.
Aquarmarines and other beryls. tour.
malines. smoky quartz crystals. clear
Quartz crystals. topszes and opals. ali
have been found in the Lodges along
Broadway. But the deposits OF
precious stones are e~xasneratingIg IN
accessible; the tremendous value Of
New York real estate viii probably
guard them Forever against schemes
Of would-be miners.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25
BANNING WITH FAINT PRAISE.
(Ohi0 State Joufnal.1

Vice President Marshall really does
very well when duty calls him to Of
.ficiate at some important and impress
sive event, considering that his nat
ural inclination seems to be- to try to
DO funny.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25
or 70 MENTION FOOTING BILLS
(Plttsburg Gazette Times.]

(Pittsburg Gazette-Times.)
With Pershing and most Of the.
army home. the war Is over except
fer the ratification Of peace. the ~
~miniscences the histories and the
sishtseers trips 70 the battle zones
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25
o LEARN BASEBALL.
(Houafon p0sf9

Costa Rica Is about TO elect another
president. which will be the fourth
president in as many months. II must
be a m~onotonous form Of diversion
that Of electing presidents merely to
pass away the time.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25

On one occasion that distinRuished
democrat, Senator John Sharp VIII
Hams said; "All that is necessary with
some men is give them enough rope
and they will do the rest
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25

When eyer interest Seems to lag
The president always Is sure Of a
hand by hitting the high cost Of
living or pfo-G ermahism.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25

(Chafleston NeWs-Coufief.
Secretary Daniels says the Wilson
administration has no presidential
candidate. In that case it's high
time it got one.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25

~ T|TT|TWb ET|F"EHHT
Il is safe to assume that the west
and middle west will get points from
Senator's Mccormick, Bofah and
Johnson they didn't hear from Mr..
Wilson.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25
HIS ~FoREFATHERs KNEW.

When the prince of waieg asked,
And where is Bostonsp they were
too polite to explain TO him that it
was near Lexington and Concord.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25
ILL SOON eE Here.

ITOIumbia KecOTd,|
We suppose we shall simply have to
consider Burleson a misfortune as
well as d misfit and bear up as we'll
ais we can in our adversely.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25

IL0ulHVille CoufIeF-J0uFnal.]
" General Lndendorff admits be did
not think America could do much ID
the war. Another IN the list Of those
who didn't know IL was loaded.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25

predicted, is an event nearer in prob
ability than once were the revol,i-
lions and alliance of France and
America
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25
THOUGHT or that.


Perhaps the president might be
more impressive II he would cease
eulogizing the Paris treaty and ex-
pound It.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25

tNeW YORK RO6t.l
Striking Points IN Presidents Ad
dress, Headline. II is possible that
the Fourteen are demanding a closed
ehbp2
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25

The president opposes the treaty
reservations. II 10 his child and he
thinks he has the sole right to name
IL.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25

Philadelphia wants a new post office
building. 1t won't DO any good. What
is needed Is a new postmaster gen
oral.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25
ANVIL CHORUS


BY keeping his political inclinations
a snug secret under HIS hat, 1t may
be that General Pershing hopes both
q the big parties VIII choose him
as standardbearcr next veal.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25

fPittsburg GazettegTimes.)
Cincinnati is evidently under the ims
preston that she is going to have IN
important place on the map within a
short time.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25
LIKE THATa

wall street. JOtIfilaI.]
Those ten points can be- whitfield
Town to one: II don't care what YOU
say. / want it,"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25

(Washingt0n P0st,)
The record for doing the great mis-
chief with the smaileet proportion OF
brains can never be taken from Bill
Hohenxollern,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25

press their gratitude and appreciation
TOR what America has done for them
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25
10 a FORD A WAGON
OR AMT IT.

OR AMT TIT
(SiIver City E~nterprise.)
There is oftentimes b little humor
IN the serious business being CARRIED
on BY the court. One witness during
the past week raised a question which.
bids fair to add to the large mass Of
Ford literature. This witness said
that he came over from Lordsburg In
A wagon, Asked what kind Df a
Wagon, he replied, pA Ford" Now the
question arises, ss a Ford d WaRonf
" has been called a buzz wagon but
that Is a term OF ehdearment rather
than a technical description Another
solution Is that the Witness rode over
IN the back seat. One thing Is sure!
He got here on time.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-24
NORTH BENNINGTON


Mr. shd Mrs Harrie C. White are
recovering from a few days Illness.
Miss Harriet Mattison of Plainned,
n. j., is the guest OF her cousin. Mrs.
II. r. Spencer
Hard Wood flooring is being laid in
the rooms on the first floor OF the
Masonic temple. .
William Bernice Simmons. who has
been Il member of the naval reserve,
has been discharged ana has returned
from Florida, where be was stationed
las;.
The Junior Pathhnders will meet at
the home OF Mrs. f. d. Ranney Satur.
day afternoon at 2.3O o'clock for their
annual meeting, election of officers
and payment Of dues.
Henry Roster, dry goods merchant
In this village for nearly life time,
celebrated his eighteth birthday
Thursday. He was given a post card
shower by his many friends
Harry Truiirlch. who has been In
training OF Camp Devens for several
months, has received an honorable dis
charge from the e. s. service aud re.
turned to his home here Thursday.
A village canvass for the Armenian
and Syrian relief will he made begin
ming Saturday and closing the first of
next week, This 10 North Benning-
tons opportunity to do her part In
tho grcnt drive for 10000 600 for
these suffering peoples. ~ y
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-24
TAKE THAT. slOO BILL !.
But GIVE ME C0LDINE

would not let me, and | became very
discouraged. | heard of GOLDlNE
and got some last July. In three
days my hands stopped shaking but |
took il steady for month and it
cured me of my heart trouble.
| am working every day now and
can stoop over a hundred times with
our feeling short of breath or dizzy.
/ sleep like child every night.
feel so happy since my hands stopped
shaking, that il you were to lay down
a hundred dollar bill beside GOLD
me, | would take GOLDINE."
RALPH L. FRASER
GOLDlN5 No. I Is used in the irea,men, o
stomach, heart. nerves, indigestion. femal
troubles, physical decline, and debility. to hull
YOU up and create strength. Pries--Tablet
Sl.00 Liquid Sl.15. Put up In the yellow pack
age Shawn's picture on each.
OOlDikE No. Is used tor catarrh, kicii.syy
bladder. liver. blood, rheumatism. weak back
eruptive and skin diseases and TO purify the en-
tire system. Price Tablets 81 90 Liquid 8 4
put up IN the green package. Shawns picture
coLDlNE LAxATlvEs are used for const,oa
ton. costiveness. liver trouble, gall trouble
congestion OF the liver and for cleansing III,
organs OF dges ton and excretion. 26c per- box
II your dealer does not HANDLE order direc
from ooldne Mfg. Co.. Albany ~ Y.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-24
Don't Spoil a Good NAL
With a Bad Stomach
How TO Turn n Had stomach Into q
Good one Ia Five Minutes. tttf

How TO Turn Had stomach Into
Good one In Five Minutes. stf
Why do people no on suffering from
indigestion and tonsy turvy stomach
whom they know that Mi-o-na stomach
tablets are sold on the money back
plan
III physician. q Specialist In sto-
mach diseases, came To YOU and said
II WIN nx up that miserable. worn cat
stomach for you or money back
~ viii make u as good as new 80
YOU will not sufer from any distreBe
and eau eat what you want without
fear ur SUFFERING, on money back
"a will relieve YOU Of Indigestion,
or money back would y0n"turn down
his ontr2
And when YOU are offered Mi.o.na
stomach tablets made from pre-.
scription better than many Of the
stomach specialists know how TO
write. are YOU going TO he narrow
minded aud continue TO suffer from
I indigestion or are you goinn 20 be
fair to yourself and Try Nll-o-nn on
the money back agreement
Mi-o-na stomarh tablets are offered
TO you ON this basis, that Is they DC
hot nnt your stomach into Hurh good
shDne that there IL NJ dvrinosa HOut
stomach. hiliousuass sick headache
7 And stomach DISTRESS. your money viii
be Returned For sale by W T.. Gokly
a aud all leallne dIuggists,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-24
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village ToIc
Briefly for Busy Readers

1f~FJ 49, Ds3J fSe0N's
Mrs George Grafton of Gage street
spent Thursday In Troy,
Henry G. Root OF. Greenfield. Mass,
is spending few days in town.
Miss Mary Rudd of Imperial avenue
is spending a few days in North Al
am, tEe
Michael Fitzgerald is confined to
his home on Washington street by Ill
res,. al 'g 4
! II. F. Robinson, assistant postmast-
er, is not at the office today because
Of illness.
4 Mrs. F. D. Murphy of Gage street
who h. been III with severe cold Is
great. improved,
Mrs Arthur James of North Hoo
sick .si.ed her daughter, Miss
Franc James Thursday.
4 You. choice OF hats at $l00 in all
sizes, were $500 TO $500 values at
/ Mulligan Il RE- ,hes. Adv
! Clarence N. Morse is reported to be
on the gain. Mr. Morse has been
critically Ill OF pneumonia
The regular meeting OF the Ben
ningtor Lodge OF Elks will be held
Tuesda. evening January 2Sth, \.
n.
A sale OF suits in all sizes at s2l.0O
worth $50 to S}5 and, some at Sl5
!, worth $50 al Mulligan & Roche's.
ADJ
Alre. Minnie. Mattison OF Maple
stree has gore to Cambridge where
she WI spend few days visiting re-
alive
Mr.. p Barnes has returned from
Schenectady after spending q couple
OF days with her sister, Mrs. Z Me
Kern1a.
Mrs. David Murray Of School street
returned Thursday from Manchester
where she was called by the Illness
Of a nephew
Comedy and chapter No. 2 of The
serial Of amazing adventure THE
Lightning Raider" featuring Pear
White, the queen OF the serial king
dom. Adv
Samuel A. Patterson, jr., who unde
: went an operation for appendicitis
i several weeks ago, resumed worl
h this morning as postonsce letter car
rier on route ),
: Mrs H. Feinburg and son Bernar,
y Of New York and Miss Fannie Fein
. burg OF Albany are visiting at til
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Max Feinbur
OF Valentine street.
Edison Ellis has sold his property 4
South SALISBURY consisting OF house
garase and about acre Of land TO WI
liam Moon. the sale was made throus
the H. Il. Hutch!ns. Agency.
Members Of the Home Service con
mittee will be at their rooms In tn
Hawks block Saturday afternoon froI
to .. Mothers and wives of soldier
are asked to cali II there are an
matters which they wish to discus
concerning men in service.
A araint little ragged Girl hrffeia
! by fortune and fate IN the Californi
gold rush stakes her all In the fat
OF her sweetheart. This is the intel
esting story in "M'1.iss" featuring tn
incompatible Mary Plckford an
Pathe News at Harte Theatre toda!
Adv,
Mrs f. w. Bradford and Miss Hid
Pratt left today for New York. Mic
Pratt will visit briefly in New Yor
en- route to Norfolk Va, where sh
will spend several weeks with he
sister, Miss Martha Pratt Mr.
Bradford will be away about mont
and will visit In Washington. Phili
delphia and Atlantic City before r,
turning home
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-24

Remember you can always get
GOLDINE at w. l.. Gokays Drug
Store, bennington, Vt.
GOLDINE may also be obtained at
Thorpe's Drug Store at IIqosick Falls,
N. Y.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-24

mir. Ralph Fraser, 10 years old. a
man whose career as a Scout blazed
The lway for civilization in the great
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-24

]. A. Shattuck
aIa A. Shattuck
OF lli7 w. Street j
Leominster,
Mass. has been
ailing for over 4
years with kid
Ipey trouble. ASK
him what GOLD
me has done for
HIM.
my hands would S
! was so bad. | cou
steady enough to
was weak and ofte
severe that ! woul,
OF my chair to get
seemed that my h
beating. If / lean
anything, | felt III
become dizzy. Mi
awake. for hours t
sleep, | tried to v
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-24

hi4iitAI NtsNs anu
who carrie s
I hr e e bull e t
wounds and 9th
er scars of his
heroic struggles
against the Red
Man of that day.
says: II have
faced death too
many times to
fear it, but |
never 60 uld
stand weakness
or lncompetency,
a II d when !
I o Il II d m y S elf
/ growing weak, !
began at once to
tight against it.
| had become SC
nervous that ]
c o III d hardly
feed myself; as
hake all the time
ID not hold a paper
read. My hear
n | had spells 81
! have to jump ouI
my breath, and /.
cart had stopped
ed over to pick VI
Q same and woulC
hits | would la,
wing to get t
'ork but my nerves
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-24
Sepia
Portraits
The White Studio, Main St,
WANTED

Raw furs and hides, all kinds.
Muskrat. average large, $40 each.
Deer hides, good, x3.V0 each
Horse hides, good, $500 each
ROBY ALLEN JONES
Tel. y95-Y. 2eJ Salford 81.
Bennington. vermont.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-09-12

NOTICE OF E E464,4 5Ie%, OF TIME
Office Of County Auditory :
:, stste q y Mi %ess!asn' S. 49,
To 0. o. Searle: ! y.
You are hereby notified that the
,ated in the County Of Morrison. State
OF Me nI7n ana known and described
as Lot 1S'9I in BLOCK sH Ii Of searle,s sub-Di-
vision to the. City of Litt1enF Falls. is
That on the 10Th day Of May, 1909, at
a sale Of land pursuant to the real
estate tax Judgment duly given and
ad a afd by he Rstet G t%a II
day Of March, 1909. in proceedings to
q 9SS2 upon real Tests, estate fSE the yssr
above described piece or parcel of land
ding upon said offer. said piece or par
s Sofa T for tho the g % Of ne $685. s4tysx
That thereafter, and on the 25th day
eel not then having been redeemed
from said sale. was sold and conveyed
at public sale by the County. Auditor
Of said County pursuant to the stat
Eof Two Dollars and Two cents.
That the amount required to redeem
said piece or parcel of land from said
upon this notice. is the sum of ($2.02),
Two Dollars and Two cents, and inter-
est at the rate Of IL per cent per an
cents, from said 25th day of August.
1919, to the day such redemption is
made
That the tax certificate of sale issued
to said purchaser has been presented
to me by the holder thereof, and this
notice requested
of said piece or parcel Of land from
said tax sale will expire (6O) sixty
days after the service of this notice,
and the fling of proof Of such service
in my office.
Witness my hand and official seal
this 28th day Of August, 1919.
C(Seal) B. Y. McNAIRY,
Auditor Morrison County,
G.28-3O Minnesota.