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The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1919-09-05

behalf of the striking Timber
Workers at Bellingham:
To Affiliated Unions, Greeting:
On August - we sent you an
appeal for financial aid for the
Timberworkers at Bellingham. Some
locals have responded to the appeal
and their contributions have GER
tainly been appreciated.
Since sending out the appeal,
however, there have been develop
ments that have greatly aggravated
the situation, and we want to put
the facts before you and urge fur
Their and immediate action.
The following letter, which is
self-eXplanatory, should convince
all workers that the fight is no
longer a local matter, concerning
and confined to Bellingham, but in
wolves the entire timber industry
and threatens the very existence of
the Timberworkers' Union:
AT a meeting of all millmen and
loggers of Skagit and Whatcom
Counties held Thursday, August "a,
at Sedro-W oolley, it was decided,
because of the grave condition ex-
listing to ask the lumbermen of the
Northwest to meet again for the
purpose of reviving the Lumber
mems Protective League, or creating
a similar organization.
The situation which has recently
developed in Bellingham, demon
strates the following facts:
The TimberWorkers and I. w. w
are playing hand in hand to organ
ize the lumber industry.
THAT they have determined to
make their beginning in Bellingham
They have co-ordinated behind
them all the influence of the Amer
lean Federation of Labor.
"A strike is now in effect in the
Donovan operations, in those |
of the Puget Sound Saw Mills and |
Single Company and the WhatCom |
Falls Mill Company. The Labor
Council at Bellingham has boycotted |
the product of these mills and plans |
are on foot to influence a general |
over the United States. If this sue |
ceeds, these plants must be shut
down or they must accede to the de |
mands. This will be but the initial |
step in going after all operations. |
one after another until the industry |
is thoroughly organized.
The fight is no longer the fight
of one operation. but is a fight for
the life of the whole industry.
This is so important that Won are
urged to forego everything and
make it your personal business to be
present at the meeting which will
be held Monday, August IS, at 1O:3OI
a. m. at the New Washington Hotel. |
Seattle.
Respectfully yours,
1t MBERMEN AND IOGGERS
OF SKAGIT AND WHACON
COUNTIES,
'B. r. Lewis, J. II. BIoedel Erod
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1919-09-05

sarDers, Local No. 446-Meets iourth
Thursday in each month. 7. W. Sol
onion. President, Phone Main 81;
christ Balmer, Secretary, Phone
Main 5q4R
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-25
WILSON EN- LA SORBONA

ira todo 10 que prOcura el retardO del
progreso hacia el ideal; o Sc opone a
Ia aceptaci0n de Ia -Herdad, o Ia
purifcaci6n de Ia vida; y cada hom-
bre universitario puede aliarse a las
fuerzas de la epoca presentc, con la
conciencia de que ahora, al fin, el es-
piritu de la verdad, ell espiritu nj cual
Sc han cOnsagrado las Universidades,
ha prevalecido esta triunfante. 81
algdn orgullo me aventuro a tener, es
que me ha cabido suerte, en- algunas
medidas, de interpreter el espiritu uni
versitario en- la vida pGblica de una
gran nacion, y creo que al honrarme
hoy, como 10 habeis hecho, de esta ma
nera cOnspicua y extraordinaria, ha.
beis, ante tOdO, honradO al pueblo al
cual representa-. III espiritu que pro.
euro expresar, Sc que es su espiritu
Y en- la proportion en- que 10 sirvO, erco
que adelahto Ia causa de Ia Libertad.
Por consiguiente, deseo, senior, daros las
gracias desde el fondo de mi alma, por
una distinction que de muy singular mo-
do ha coronado mi carrera academi.
ca.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-25

He aNlf ell texto integro del discur-
so pronunciado en- la Sorbona de Pa
ris por el presidente de los Estados
Unidos de America, Mr.. Woodrow Will
son:
"sefior presidente; sefor rector:
Agradezco profundamente ell distin
guido honor que me ha conferido la
gran Universidad de Paris, y me es
muy grato tener ell honor, tambi6n,
de ser introducido en- la gran compa
mia de sabios, cuya vida y fama han
hecho de la historic de la Universidad
de Paris algo adrhirado entire los hom-
bres de cultura intellectual en todas
parties del mundo.
''Por 10 que habeis dicho, senior,
sobre la teorfa de la educaci6n que sc
ha seguido EN- Francia, Y que he pro
curado promover en- los Estados Uni
dos, sientome tentado a aventurarme
en- un tema favorito. Siempre he pen
sado, sehor, que ell principal objeto
de la educaci6p es despertar ell espi-
ritu, y que, como la literature, donde
quiera que haya tocado sus mayores
~ mas atlas notas,. ha sido un eco del
espiritu de la humanidad, Ia intro
ducci6n mejor su conocimiento, es
sentir las pulsaciones de esa huma-
nidad, que de una edad a otra han la
lido por medic de las manifestations
de los hombres que penetraron en- los
secretos del humane espiritu; Y es-
toy de acuerdo con la idea expresada
hoy, de que la guerra terrible, ira
YES de la que acabamos de pasar, no
solo ha sido una guerra entire nacio,
nes, sino, tambielf entire sistemas de
cultura: ell sistema aggressive, que usa
de la ciencia, sin la conciencia; que
despoja al saber de sus restricciones
morales, Y emplea eada facultad de la
mente humana para hacer dano la
raza entera; y el sistema, que recuer-
da las mas eleyadas tradiciones del
hombre; que recperda todas aquellas
luchas, algunas obscuras, otras muy cl9-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-25

Secretario, don Jose Perez Losada; vi
ce-tesorero, don Antonio Ma. Somoza; !;
Vice-contador, don Jose Ma Lomba; vi
ce-secretario, don Ricardo Casal; Voca-
les, don Dionisio Trigo, don Antonio
Sarmiento, don Cecilio Moran, don Pc
dro Bolivar, don Pho Perez, don Carlos
Conde; Suplentes, don Evaristo Freiria,
don Julio Lopez Ibarrondo, don Felix
Suarez, don Seraffn Flores, don Marce-
limo Portela, don Candido Hernaiz, don
Jose Benito Alvarez, don Celso Suarez,
don Saturnino Fernandez, don Romual-
do Real don Manuel B. Soto, y don Ga
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-25

hombres de indomable espiritu que en-
todas parties combatierOn por el dere-
cho, buscaron sobre todas las cosas,
ser libres. FL triunfO de la Li5ertad
en- csta guerra, significa que los espi-
ritus de la clase que acab0 de desert
bir, dominan hoy en- ell mundo.
"Hay una gran corriente~ de fuerza
moral que sc mueve sObre la TERRA,
y cualquier hombre que Sc oponga
su impulse, caera abatido en- Ia ig-
nominia. La obra de los que estan
aquf reunidos, 10 estaran en- bre-
We, para hacer los arreglos de la paz,
Sc simplifica grandemente por el he
cho de que no son amos de nadie, de
que son servidores de la humanidad,
81 no atendemOs a los mandates de
la humanidad, Z sufriremos el fraca
so mas reSonante en- la historic del
orbe.
''Mi idea de la Liga de las Nacio-
nes es justamente esta: que debera
operar como la fuerZa moral organi-
zada de los hombres Ell todo ell mum
do, V que cuando quiera Y dOnde-
quiera que el nal y la aggression Sc
proyecten, este foco de luz de la con-
ciencia eaera sobre ellos, Y el hombre
en- todas parties, preguntara: "iCua-
les son los prop6sitos que abrigais en-
vueStro coraz6n contra la suerte del
mundo?" I'm POGO de esta exposition
desenmascaramiento ha de arreglar
muchas cuestiones. 81 las Potencias
centrales Sc hubieran atrevido a deS-
confiar siquiera dos semanas del pro-
p6sito de esta guerra, nunca hubiera
ocurrido, Y 81, como debio ser, sc hu-
bieran visto obligadasT discutirla du-
rante un aio, la guerra habria sido
! inconcebible.
/ ''Por estas razones siento, como sc
ha dicho| hoy mas de una vez, que
esta guerra Sc relaciona intimamente
CON ell espiritu universitario. Ell espf-
fritu universitario es intolerante con-
ira todo 10 que pone trabas a la in
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-25
LA NUEvA DIRECTIvA DE LA
CASA DE ESPANA EN-
PUERTO RICO.

Ell sr. Secretario de la Casa de Espa-
ma, Sc sirve remitirnos la ista de los
rniembros que componen la Junta Cen
tral de Ia Casa de Espana, para el
ano 1919, como consecuencia de la elec-
ei6n veri6cada el dltimo domingo.
Hela aquf:
Presidente, don Manuel Gonzalez; vi
ce-presidentes, don Rafael Fabian y don
Antonio Caubet; Tesorero, don Jose D.
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J. M. COLON y CIA.

Sc nos informa en- atenta circular
que los sefiores J. M. Colon v Ga. s.
en- c., han fundadO una sOciedad indus.
trial que sc dedicara a Ia transporta-
ci6n de mercancias v pasajeros de Co
merfo a OtrOs pueblOs de la isla. Exi.
to le deseamos la nusva empresa por.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-25
TEATRo MUNICIPAL

Esta noche pondra en- escena Ia com
pafiia Delgado- aro-CampOs, el emoeiO.
mantle drama en- cuatrO actos, de Rusi.
.hol, La Madre, la obra que obtuvo ma.
yor exito en- la pasada temporada.
Pr6ximamente, el benefcio de Gas.
par CampOs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-25
ALEMANIA LAMA UN RETo
LOS pODFprg m Rrrn0pA

eUEERA a MUERTE sAAn
BERLIN febrero 2-E1 Canclsr de nusva Rsp6bica ale
ha decaadO que de las Controversies qus vsaean sa
Paris Fesua que Alemana dsspoia vale De saar
anzAra para rscupsrao POT n fusrr DE-
las
N s-vssa.. su
de Lorsna. eOnsisns
psrssnssss rraassa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-25
HORRIBLE CoMPLoT PARA AsEsINAR
AL pRESIDEETE WILSON

BcIsHEvrKs" EsPAaoLEs DErENrDos
Al POxER LOs Pies N yfERsA
NUEvA YORK fcbcrO Ala poicia dsscuberto
be asesinar al Prssdnte al cue vsna dssds
e Mar del NOrtc banda eOmpusssa psosstos De
"bolshevlris"
La pOicia de Nusva York que haba Febdo ds
las autOrdaes dc Bres detuvo ounce anarquas sspaAos
aliadOs Ia de los Industrial world wOgss rabal
dOres 1ndussriales del undo dessmbarcar
la poca dice tone psbas sucsass para comprob@r
que tOdOs eOs estan eOmpsados eompo para
rigir golpe contra Ia vida de Mr.. Wilson
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-25
NSEJo sURREMo DE La PAzr~ -. - =
ACTTvA Los TRABAJos

GEORGE ORLANDO REroRNAN
PARIS febrerO 24E cOnsejO Supreme rsunido Qua
oray trabajos pressnar pesdsns vii
son. prontO regrce Fanc s rasadO prsnar de Il
Pax
motive urgenteuen por Repre-
las Paris nr Lloyd George sgnor
Orlando que fuerOn pOr agunOs da rsspscvamsns Londr
Roma
trabajos de las Conferencias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-25
Cableeran,as de "'H Mundo'
ODE NuEsFRos coRRnspoNsA1Es Espzcu1Es,
GRANDEss sREC1BIMIENTos ;.
80. Z AL PRESIDENTE WILSON
ODE NUEsTRos CORES
PRoxIMo REeREso A LA ouAI D, oRsAY

4.Ay - AL PkES1DENTE W1LSON
PRox1ndo REeREso A ouA1
BOSTON febrero 24-L benvenda que pobaci6n
al presidente Wilson ha sido muy enthusiastic
mutud enoquecda
mlarde embarcacionesque odeaban ell George Washington
EPresdente manifesto los Comsiopado de La muncpadad
ueron recibirle Ell Mayfower regresara Paris
dia de fma los estatutos de la Lga
de Nacones" ultimar las Conferencias.
LA cLAUsURADEL CoNGREso
BOSTON febrero 24-El Pregdente assira la causua del
Congfeo que ver6cara marzo proyecos
ley pendentes de su aprObacion mbarc
OtrOs dfa. - sao .st&
Los abajos para Ia fma Paz-declar6 presdente
wilsons scoAtindan durapte su ausencia <AN
acoasaao New Mexico hzo IL desembarcar Predente
los honores de ordenanza
LA IN EAasEA ARDF ssaa -
PoR Los CUATRo CosTADos
Los REYES PREsA
GINERRA febrero Rumania es alarmant
preston que desde Roma los bolshevs
pOr conducto de sus agentes.
cmpesino en- rebeld desobedeciendo
alas autoridades
Maria su ha han hudo Ingaterra mpulsadas por
e tenor de que Ia revolucion estal de
Los Dabos Rojos Trotsly agitan conmueven
el pals por los cuatro puntos del reino.
Ell CADENAL GIBBONS >ABoGA
- POR LA LIBERTAD DE 1RLANDA
~ ''LAsHoRA soNADo YA'-D1cE N1oNsENoR
FIADELF1A febrero Gibbons arzobspo ca
Ia F en- que pde consdere independence sa
nlanda.
La hoa ha sonado-escribe mensaje
los Cardenaesen Aericade pueblos
coyunda ES Sstt
Dos amos anes de desembarcaran
Gill; 1randa pueblo ibr ahora despues
actual ajuste de cuenas mayor moivo"
Ell PRESIDENTE DE ALEMANIA
PODRA SER DESTITUIDO
t} AsANdBLEA PREcAUc1oNEs
BERLIN febrero 24-La Alemania fila
ete eercco del
FL plazo presidential conderase ampmo
naciona que ha tornado randes
gencias puedan oCurr fuuo
popular puede desur cuaquier momento al Presiden
MEDIC MILLION DE DOLAREs
PARA LA LUCIA POR LA LIBERTAD
FILADELFA febrero Convention de los hos de Ir
anda ha cue de 5o00oO abaos propaganda
en- favor de la Lbertad.
La referida suma ha sdo puesta disposition
ners tnacionastas radicales).
Dpues de 10 Convention ue abgraada por patriotas
al leader andes Mr. John Redmond pcion dirigida por Ell
cardenal Gibbons la Conferencia de la Paz
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-25
MUERTos HERIDoS
EN- LAS GALES De BUDAPEST

ANARouIA
BUDAPEST febrcro -LO comunissas Obrsros trabajo
provocaron gravsimOs dcs6rdenes IA pOblaei6a.
Lamadas las deron agunas eagas Ia musud
de las que resultaron muchOs muertos herid0a.
FL mnistrO de Jussic Bsny fue aaeadO pOE as turbas
La anarquia prevace de tai mOdo todO 81 pA cue
puachO roba e interior de las pObeans sin cue
poder bastante para cOntensrlO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-25
formidable complot para asesinar a Wilson.
Ounce @bolshevilds" detenidos en- New York
Alemania desafla nuevanente a los poderes aliados
Mas CabLegran1as
CLEMENCEAU MUEsTRAsE ARF

CLEMENCEAU MUE5ThA5E AHHUUAWIE
Los RED1cos vIsTo
A DEsoBEDEcEE AZ
PARIS febrerO 24E usre jefe del CO5isTnO franoss M
Clemencean ha experimenado gran ejOa despufs dc
extraction de dc las balas.
Mahana despuss que rspOsc aran tenavas lOs meOs
para extraer Ia otra
gran Clemenceau pid6 pemsO los msdeos para passar
pOr bOque de BOOn que padsron aeesds los feul
tatvO qcne spcranzas que pasca mHy prOnso
The Coconino sun., 1919-05-30
"WE ARE PROUD OF OUR BOYsn
A LIST CONTAINING GIG NAMES OF
 COCONINO COUNTY MEN IN THE SERVICE

These days of gadness rejoicing Flagstaff for with the arrival of almost dozen of boys in khaki and blue jump into of their families friends and neighbors. It gratifying that most of already returned and that many others the
 Some the preparing themselves others take the places of the boys who made the sacrifice the baefeds of France Some
 returned from the trenches covered themselves with glory and honor that will live throughout eternity And have come
 from the just essential the man with the rifle and the grenade.
 But we not from whence they came nor what
 they enough that they responded to the call of duty and served their country with honor and credit We welcome
 them back and hearts filled with pride contemplate how quickly and how ectuay they accomplished what seemed almost the impossible.
 They fought the booest all history They fought the most desae band the world has known They lifted the black cloud of hoeessness and despair lowered the deoaed of Europe Their
 They the bloody hand of the Huns their wives and children and restored them their homes their schools and their worship They the back German soil and made them throw their yellow hands and plead for They fleet flying the coors of the es while the world looked and appaudd They coad of the Hun and branded them with the brands of the allied nations.
 within a theirs the compelled accept ignominious peace.
 With the cessation of hoses found them returning their hoes exchanging their uniforms for civilian clothes and quietly reumng their former vacations apparently unconscious of the fact that had had the accomplishment of the greatest achievement in all history
 proud boys rejoice with them great victory We welcome them home to be hoped that shall not what they have done and that shall stand ready fight for them with them times hard they fought for us in times of
 As rejoice for and with who have returned let forget those who look for the of their boys their all for the ungudgngy should privilege and pleasure to comfort them their sorow help them their misfortune and to contribute their pleasure happiness To do less would be and unparonable ngatude
The Coconino sun., 1919-05-30

noted engineer grade latter part of 1918 he was transferred to the 354th Depot Brigade
 Forest Ranger Walter M Mckeon enlisted private of the 34th Division of Infantry in the of occupation
 Forest Ranger Carroll mechanic in Battery 125th Heavy Artillery, in May 1918. - - Forest Ranger Troy Rding the Twen- teth Engineers since the fall of 1917
 Forest Ranger Charles C. Hankns ganization, enlistng with Rdngs in 1917.
 Forest Supervisor Ira Yarnes office when the broke Forest Ranger headquarters at Grand Canyon reported after just few months
 Forest Ranger Gefe assigned National Monument, the first enlist the Engineers serveral months of training he sailed tobe 1917 He served with his sergeant period of the and returned the United 1919 He charge of the Grand National Forest Examiner George w. Kmba the supervisors Iusayan National Forest enlisted Tenth July l9 He to the cantonment Washington D. He assigned first sailed with his for France In 1913 he promoted rank second lieutenant In December 191S the states and received his discharge At Forest Ranger Robert Shepard of the Forest en- listed in the Twentieth Engineers October training this % country he went in January 1918 While pursuing him to the hospital for several months He still serving with his company in France ~ 'i'"e Upon the of the Students Army Training Corps at the University of Arizona Jay Montgomery chief the Office at Williams enlisted and sent Tucson served as pyat and assigned to office duty with the examner
 Continued on Page 9.) e
The Coconino sun., 1919-05-30
TINTED STATES FOREST SERVICE OFFICES
 IN COCONINO GIVE 21 MEN TO GREAT WAX

The CocOnno county gave b @ ou We know of enterprise business in the county G ng of service was so hgn lher Eoh
 nendd tribute to of the West where men live In the onen and are responsive to the words ought so ,. of
 Eleven men left Supervisor Mars cnarge the Flagstaff district Forest Supervisor John Gutnie
 snce m Julv 1917 Holding commission in the Ientn he assigned staff and special duty including wox m Connection with appraisals in France Al te attached the staff of the army in Soera as expert .ho sHr;ro If 1917 as a Company Tenth ne soon meted two first lieutenant and later to cape Company C. of the regiment His was a'er to the Company of the Twentieth Engineers
 Forest Ranger voght enlisted about July yl svhg t Company Tenth Engineers Later he assigned the forestry of the Expedonay Forces working under the direction of forestry. - ,o,n Fl, . -..us almost identical Voght He first sergeant Company Tenth Engineers Winning second eutenantc he was assigned the forestry section with the A. E. F. o.,
 Ranger Henry C. Deutsch enlisted in the same A. Tenth Engineers Later ne was trans ferred to company c of the regiment -
 w. L. Scofed served in Company or the lenn Engineers, both corporal and sergeant. .
 Forest Ranger H. Rbet enlisted private in Casualty Com No time aferward he tansrred to
 the Tenth holding the rank of sergeant and was later pro-
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1919-08-27
H. @> .7 No. 2162
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF TIME
OF REDEMPTION
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR, County
of Cook, State of Minnesota-ss.

To j.. H. Hanson II
You are hereby notified that the fol-
lowing piece or parcel Of land situated
in the County of Cook. State of Minnie
sota,: and known and described as fol4<
lows, to-Wit: Lots and 4, VIZ OF
SEA Of Section 25, Township 81. Range
. West. is now assessed in your name.
, That ON the E1Iths day of. May. 1914,
at a sale of land pursuant Ito the real
estate. tax: Judgment duly given and
made in and by the District Court in
said County Of Cook on the oath day Of
athe payment of taxes delinquent upon
r r, estate for the year 1912: for said
County Of Cook. the above described
piece or parcelsof landawas offered for
sale, and nosone bidding upon said Of
Ter e, sssald piece or parcel was bidain for
the State of Minnesota for the sum of
@(s 81, EIGHT and $4,000 Dollars:
OF. August. 1918, the said pieceHor par
Gel then having been redeemed
from said SALE was soled and conveyed
.ata.pub1ic sale by the County, auditor
to an actual purchaser for the sum Of
Fffty-two Dollars and forty-two cents.
That the amount required to- redeem
said piece or parcel of land from said
upon this notice, is the sum Of ($52.42)
FiftyetWo Dollars and forty-two cents,
and interest at the rate Of II per cent
per e q annum !s52.42l Fifty:tWo a1.t
t1I 2, ~ jill Sctlu lIQssQdy ON
August, 1918. to the day such redemp-
ton is made: ~
RI hat: the tax certificate OF sale issued
to. Esaid purchaser has been presented
to me by the holder thereof and this
notice requested. IS Z. i
L FsEha at the time for redemption OF said
piece or parcel Of land from said tax
the service of this notice and the filing
OF proof of such service in my office.
Witness my hand and official seal
this 9Th day of August 1919.
s ISL lS Z. +. CARTER,
Auditor Cook County, Minnesota.
{seal OF County Auditor Cook County,
81 Minnesota
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1919-08-27

Northern Counties Land Com
= pany, a Minnesota Corpora
ton,
Plaintiff,
Hugo fHirschman, Erick i. -.
Bergstrom, Martha Z, Borg =. y
= strom, Peter -, Borgstrom, q"
K KGoGza r9 Per Wick 5tnals
Z Elizabeth Wickstrom, Swan
n PalSon n; Kersten G Pa1son' =.
and all other: persons or par
ties unknown claiming any
right, title. estate. lien or
interest in the real estate
s described in the complaint !. :
F. = 49,. d. Defendants. -
Notice Of Referee Sale %. *.'. :
Whereas judgment was. duly rem
dered, entered - and docketedtgin the
above entitled action on the 26th day
Of June. AID. 1913, for partition and
sale of the lands. and premises herein
after described. and, -.
y Whereas. said Judgment duly appoin-
ted l.. H. Lien, sheriff Of Cook County,
in the state of Minnesota as referee
for the purpose of making sale of the
judgment, to=Wit;
|. Lot One: the Southeast quarter of
the Northeast quarter and East half
of !, the Southeast quarter of Section
Of Range One West of the 4th p. NJ. %:
Lots Two and Six and the West half
Of the Southeast quarter Of Section
Fourteen. Township Sixty-fQur5 North,
of Range One West of the 4th p. NJ.
And Whereas, the said Judgment by
the terms thereof provides that said
lands and. premises shall sbe sold in
separate parcels to the highest bidder
for cash and that due notice Of such
sale be given. 5SSSs, S. :3..sss 49,
Now: Therefore, Notice is hereby
given that under and by virtue of said
Judgment for part ition and sale. dated
the 26th day of June A. D. 1918, duly
rendered., entered and docketed on SAID
day in the office Of the Clerk Of Bis
trict Court for Cook County, Minnesota.
I will sell sat public auction to .tle
highest bidder for cash pursuant IA
the terms of said Judgment. at the
office of the sheriff, in the Court House.
at the Village OF Grand Marais. Cook
County, Minnesota, on the 80 TIL day of
August, "A. D.s 1919, Eat II en- so' clock in
the forenoon of said day the interests
of the plaintiff and the defendants
herein. and each and every Of them
and the whole OF the following de-
scribed real estate. situate, lying and
being in the County or Cook ana state
of Minnesota, in separate parcels as
hereinafter set forth. to-wit: 3.
Lot One; the Southeast quarter Of
the Northeast quarter ana East half
of the Sout heasts quarter Of Section
sFoIrteen Township Sixty -four North.
EOf Range One West Of the 4th e. M,
to be sold IN one parcel
Lots Two and SIX ana the West half
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Search New Ykork for .oarded Food.

Washington, Aug 16 Search for
owners Of more than $50, O0O, 900 worth
of food boarded NEW York city is
being made BY the federal trade
commits sion and the United States dis
strict attorney, it was learned Off
.cials5 say ring of hoard rs are now
operating il New ork g Profit eering
is more commonly prac ticed there than
in any other cits IN the country, ac-
cording to evidence SO far gathered in
the nationwide camp aign against price
gouging. M ss t.t.g... 49, 81.