davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-02-06
'.Af11tutt1trft1urn.
Genernl Mareb oplDier, at ober en
Malion solbater far erbplot III q &
Nfffeb fra Sieneiten.
$4,000 oberibiffe bien1fpnane. aamp-
bapifipnernes brrbtt,. iabnebe
% faugne mt 56,593,

sSSnlDt1l9fo11 oe11 lite Jeb.
menitringen er MI forbi Miuio1l-
n19rfet Sra 2eire. Mrnerifa og af
oberipiife Eropper-rr bleoet aiifeo:.
get 952,4I1 Menige % 61,237 9ffi-s
cerer, befienotgior6e @enerulItabs.
ebef Warcb ioag. Ser CT gipet Or
6re til at afmenitre ia1t 1896, 600
Mano, bporaf 1,243, 900 i be Sore
neoe. .Stater. Sra btniioes @abet err
MI iolt benot tilbage 152, 900 Manb.
Marcb bar beor6ret 33 Generals.
officerer nfife6iget n1eo &eoer, for at
boloe Sfri6t neo Mfnbnitri,,gel1. De
regulRre bender tilba9e til lin regl,
lpre Rangi Mrmeen, n1eoens 9ea-s
tionalgar6e,s GIicerer ien6es til
bage til set chile 2iD.
Salt 10,7O6 Dfiicerer Der / aal1-
bet gaar oper /: Meierbe,l, tneoeI1s
4 ,293 ber 2an6et bar ipgt ON nt
blibe oberfdrt til Ben regulere Mrnle.
Npften $500 Officerer er beororet
fra Baibington ii6en 8aabenitili litnn-
ben.
Mnrcb CAB offieielle Opgaber oper
35te Gipiiions Cab. Set bnr:: Drnht
i 8an1p 500, ops al Soar 217, iap.
net efter Scamp S08, taget tiIfnnge
1f2., Salt 1,733. 6emtet, 2ipiiio.5
1,er baboe iterre Sob emo 35te (afa1,.
los og MisfourD; 81 D;biiioner bnp-
De iterre Sol, ,en6 92be Dibiiio,l og 24
mere END 93be 9ipiiion.
Com Spar paa &iItorier ON, .,t
3Sorbol6ene 8reit ct. flette, fagoe
Marcb, at Ma6e,l er 6en beoitc % Ct
Sun6beosrapporter11e CT 11inbpanlig
gobe Ser bar lagt 8lanfefortaug
fan1t Cub Seltene, men @ple es
l.l1nogaaelig iom Gelge al ali1natet,
iogbe ban. &
u Gnfri,g 90 Brocent al Gabsliits,1
q, 41t1 blebet offelttlig lneo oe5I
fadreoe ,loeIabt, oplpite General
Mnrch ON Be. treoipe @nmbbipilioitsr.
Meo 6eltiignafba fbatalionerre og Gre.
meme 1,oela6t uogisr MntaIIet af
6rebte / aanp, fabne6e og Sanger
sc, ,593, foroeH iou1 fe1gcr paa Chit
iionerne: +, 5,24s; 2, 1886; g.,
617;; 4, 1886; 5, 1904; g., 122;;s
Z 1876; &C., 2,e64;;< 81. .2,194; 49,,
1890; 80, LII; 80, 1,772;; 32.,
3,2t9; 49,, LII; So, t,733;; &c.,
1863; 81, 1850; 49,, 1880; II,
1902. Is, 1926; 79, 2,389;; so.,
1856; 81, $40; 49,, 1>592;; 49,,
sc; c89, 1926; 90, 1856; 91,
! .702; 921 211; 93., 489.
General Warcb forflareoe, at Der
biloe blipe enbel Soranbri',ger i 92nI-
lene fornemuelig font 5blee al IN
Goriinfelie / glntallet al fabneoe. sln-
tallet af labnebe er ,1l1 reouceret til
onnfring 10000.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-02-06

gieringseie," fagbe ban. useg tror,
at Der fan bore en- Jorr11 for raoifa!1
omba,tnet pripat Gie meo iaa ne;e
&egieringsopfDn> ST. a. meo @egie.
ringsreprRientatton i Direftionel1,
iom bill gibe Offentigbeoea og Mrbei.
oerne ale 6oroele al Regieringse:e
og famtibig 1t,,6gaa De politilfe 8a:1.
ifel;gbeoer, ber fanife er uaoifillelige
fra 3egierines seie: IS ..- :. 2
SITE besn1in6re bnifeoe Mr. @ines
en- rimelig 8rabe. uNi pe6, at en- tor
Gel al Bolfet bet i 2an6et bar en- al
giort Oberbebisning ON, at bette
5pprgsmaal life meb @e1b Fan oro'
11es u,6tage,l giennetH Negieringseie.
Nrgun1etter fra Gorfipmpere for SC,
gieringseie itaar lite irrlig bit for
9iebliffet fom Gblge at en- @eaftion
mob qlle Jormef for Regieringsfon'
troll, ct ganife npt,trligt gfter|lnt 81
@riaen." !" iaaoe hr. &ines.
90 Mars Cid par ii1ffe lite not for e,r Il,
ntelie BBrgpe, II i ente sban. sa3n8er
Blun tan bore tilfreos, Der tillaoar
.Gberfap: :taliiering at esitere og ct1
3el Gel &ompanier, nogle itarfe, au-
ore ibade, mente &ines: gnbber 8la,1
for priDat Stpre buroe fa{H9tte, at
&egieringen og fanlfe 91rbciberne
.iful6e babe @nbel oen 6ortiencitt,
Ser oberiteg noge11 al De mere moae,
rate SeSnbtagter," forflareoe Fan. Mr.
;&ines bnifer en li6en garanteret ss5l,b-
tegt og GDgtigbeo ffal belbnnes meo
@nbeI / Oberlfuosfortieneite
De bpie Driftsuoeifter ifplotes
&rtgen f1arere ems be bpie 9enn::',
ger, ingbe ban. Baaitan6e ON Set
mooiotte er uretferoige moo Sernbu,
nearbeiberne.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-02-06
6trrik / 6urriDp.
Srafifen i btle bet fbblige Gberise
ln1nn1et {orn Tpdge af Strtif
paa nitten s5ernbaner.

@ibbe1rbapn ben 3ote Geb. 9rafi.
fen oper belle BET iDoIiee Sberige bur
la1nn1et ibng fom G6lge al en Gtreit
at Sernbanefunft ftionnrer paa 19
sSSernbnner. Waofihuationen i 11og.e
5nf Bperne in6e | 2anoet iagoes 1t
bore fortpilet, bn man bar afbpngiJ
af Filf6rfel nf 9epnets smioIer for
bber Sag.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-02-06
Eannrt ..tnrlapt''.
Yrpflamatipn ,1noertesnet angaaenbe
&ebtagelien at bet fbberale
SSorbmbsameube1nc,t...

@aibington BEN 29be SsSan. 9m.
gibet. of en- @ruppe af le6en6e @bioc-
baar1bs -Golf ,,noertegne6e ioog fun
gerenoe nbenrigsminifter Bolf Ben
8roflamation, fom meloer, at set
rationale 6orbuosamen6emer er
blebet ratifieeret.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-02-06
Alukkp uRn 6tauat1upr.
Tiiferfartbi itebsr paa eu flDoenbe
Mine. II Yerfoner brGbt.
Man9e @uer i Nprbiben.

( &ipbenbabn ben lite 6eb. ~gllepe
Berioner bleb brnbt ion1 6elge al,
at ct s5ijferfort6i ltsote pao en- fID6en-
oe Mine ubenfor Stabanger. Mangc
Miner flDber fremoeles Morbfben
og foraariager Utiferne 8eiper.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-02-06

Mnttor sntit6 frifienbt. &biIa.
Foelpbia Sen lite Jebruar. Wapor
|Smitb ftaar ibag iom en- frifienbt
|Mon6 glnflagen mos ban for at ba.
|pe opertraaot @bermanIobe,l. Otter
rnin6re emo to Gimers Sberpeie1ie
frifie116te S1rDen baln. Stranlen6e
oper &ie1toelien taffebe Mapore,, lite
bare bber et1felt sssurDmano, men o111-=
fabneoe og fpsieoe lin Sagfbrer
On Mnflage for Goragt for Getten
MOB WnDore1 bill fanife blipe opgiDet,
bleb bet antD6et.
Mnfagerne MOB MaDorclt ifrep ia
fra 9olgoptbier / fenlte @aro 17be
September, 1a 81 v@angiters" blsb
inporteret til BDen % elt &onItabel
n,proet. Set bleb iaat i Nnflagen
at gpel1s BoIitiitprfe b1ep ti1Iaot at
6eltage ustibt Eolitif og ppe gspfts
paa 9pIgerne i Strio 111eo 2obatl.
st. Gluuba a6ir,na anflaset for Be-
|oraeeri. Chicago ben 3oie geb Di-&
reftgrerne for 9be 8an Motor Co.,
|St. CLOUD Min1l., bporaf Is foIte
2sroag blep anflnget at Ell fsoeroI
.@ranoiurp for at babe benpttet go.
.iten til at inpbe Soft for oper So.
COO, 600, llofteote ioag Ell geuue uetesie
nf, at Ron1paniet bab6e opertraast
5Sfats- eller feoerale 2oDe.
pSper eneite Gol!nr, fom.cr i,labe.
talt of Mftionnrer, er oroe1tIig
aiort Reg1,iag for / aorp rotione1ls
Bigger fagbe~ grflnring ger. ao1ll-
paniets 4ffarer bar paret nrlig os
opatig leoet.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-02-06
nteo at forelagge Hanl ben til ban
fom1ner bio.

rssAs re ~ fs1>O,'o,ONOUto0Ds ,Nts w tFleluI ueII 6I
|afglort pil deficiency giIIen 1ne6
oens Gilbagefal belle al $t5, 900 600.
900 ! 4rigsbebiI g1li1rger blipe beban5.
let. Gerefter fornn1er 1loo- og
Sabnelobet1, ben Iegis!atibe % anore
narlige 8ebilgninger.
Suiets Militnrfonite penter at
tnnne rapportere MrnebepiIgnings-
Billen oenne llge og ben be11ofrati,
lite 2eber aongres1nor1o aitcbin baa-
}ber, at inoe1 15be gebruar bill Su.
let babe be6taget alle regnlrre Nenge.
Ibebi1gninger. Mari1,e=8i!len mes
|oens treaartge @pgningsprogram
bentes at fomme op til 8ebn,1oling
benne 1tge 9u1et.
&onfererenoe al .Senatet % Suiet
bil giere Ell np MnItrengelie it11orgen
for at fao pebtaget 8illen ON l1opif-
ling of Banbfraft, nebens 5pgrgs.
maalet ON at bepilge ST ,250,000,0OO
for at be61tgeboloe ben faitiatte &pe.
oepris bil b!tbe bragt frem be11ne 1tge
/ Ell ny Bill, Der l1onrbeioes af @ena-
tor Gore, Gorman6 for Qanbbrugsfo.
miteet1.
@aibineton 6e,1 3oie sgeb. sss6et
ban fritiiere5e ct Mpbe, ionl bleb
bo1ot bert 8pen igaar, beo bpilfet ben
rnsiiffe 9ooietreeiering blep roit, er.
flprebe Senator Gbon,os al Colorado
(Gemofrat) / @enatet ibag, at en-
mngttg Organifation, iont ban lite
t1ebnte beo @ab1t, bar ita6ig @irf.
iombeo for at ltDrte Sen ornerifanfe
@egieuing. Senatore11 iagoc, at ct
Meolen af @uiet bar fremtrpoenoe
beo Ms5et;; men Genotets Meglen1ent
F. -r
forbdb bant at ,1nbne bonl::
&ongresananb Mafon al Suinois
bolbt Gale be6 Mpoet ieaar og ip-
reoe for 9ilbageienbelien=af n1neri.
fanfe Sropper fra g9uslano, og 8p11-
gresmen6ene GORDON af 9bio % DiI,
Ion af Soutb Garolina bqr, og|aa til-
(itebe. ..-.,.....zs... &C. 3
Soet ban erflareoe, nt*ba1 g1ifeoe
lat proteftere mos faooonne & Msoer,
|iprIig / Mationens Sopeoj1ao, fagbe
|Senator Gbotnas, at fnn6al111e s5er,
ianlinger bleb 6ol6t UNDER Gaffe af
Salefribeo og anbefaIer bbao ser /
@irfeligbeoe11 11ogibr 2anosforre-
beri.
rsSeg enifer at aobore BET iepne
Soft Der i 2o115et," fortfattt 9enato,
re1l, rat Ell 1npetig Organization al,
tio eri @irfiombe6 for at 1tprte @egie-
rtneen og oprette Ell @eoieui11g af
anarfiiter, 9ppe og ajeltringer." j
s Senatet bolot @erotor Sale af
Maine i6ag en- Sole, / bbilfen ban ID.
rebe for en- bnrtig SSitanobrinoclie of
en- Greostraftat og Siemieatoe..ie of
onerifanife Eropper fra europa.
&au erflare6e,s at ban trocbe, at Sc
Soealer, Bruii6ent 8ilion forfpgte-
Sc, life bdo5e SilIut1ing bos ben
oberpgloenbe Moioritet af Solicit, %
at 6en anerifanffe 5ol6at iffe bette
ben Soe, at ban f;atnpebe for at gig.
re 8eroen trDg for SolfeitDre: Mn1e-
rifanife Soloater ligeion1 oe aI.iere...
6es fienpeoe for at beifptte og reo-
Sc lit eget 2anb, erflereoe Genatoren.
aornbanblere, iom i6ag rngote
frem /. i.&uiets 2an6bruesfomite, gior.
oe ben @cnitilling, at &caieringen
ifulbe betale ben garantere6e Bris af
1926 pr. 8u{bel for 1919-Morets
&peoeaDling og ialge Sen til sGorbru-
nprnp eftpr Tpr6pns mnrfpAsnris fn,,1
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-13
Citation for Hearing on Petition for
Administration.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Ramsey, SIS. In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Anna
Kathrine Leslie, Decedent.
The petition of Thomas Louis Leslie
having been filed in this Court, rep
resenting that Anna Kathrine Leslie,
then a resident of the County of RAM
sey, State of Minnesota, died intestate
and praying that letters of administra-
ton of said estate be granted to Thorn
as Louis Leslie
It is ordered, that said petition be
heard and that all persons interested
in said matter be and hereby are cited
on Monday, the 9Th day of January,
1920, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon or
as soon thereafter as said matter can
be heard, at the Probate Court Room,
in the Court House in the City of st.
Paul, in said County, and show cause,
if any they have, why said petition
should not be granted and that this
citation be served by the publication
thereof in The Catholic Bulletin, ac-
cording to law, and by mailing copy
of this citation at least Ia days before
said day of hearing to each of the
heirs of said decedent whose names and
addresses are known and appear from
the files of this Court.
Witness the Judge of said Court, this
5th day of December, A. D. 1919
(Seal of Probate Court)
E. w. BAZ1LLE,
Judge of Probate.
Attest:
F. w. Gosewisch,
Clerk of Probate.
JOSEPH j. JOYCE,
Attorney for Petitioner,
1915 Pioneer Building, st. Paul, MINI.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-13
UNIVERSITY
PLAN TO FORM UNIQUE FARM
SCHOOL IN IRELAND.

The founding of an Irish Peasants
University, at Thomond, sixty miles
from Limerick City, is proposed by
the Rev. D. Flynn. The site in view
is fee-simple farm of 270 acres, fur
nished with complete range of mod
ern, substantial farm buildings, and
equipped with modern machinery. 1t
contains an up-to-date cooperative
creamery, plantation of $4,000 trees,
affording practical facilities for in
struction in forestry, farm garden
in high state of cultivation and an
orchard offering the opportunity for
sound horticultural instruction.
The amount to be raised to enable
trustees to take over this property
and conduct the school is 100000. The
purpose in view is not merely the
purchase and operation of this farm
as a Peasants University, but to mi
tiate a movement which it is hoped
will be taken up throughout the coun-
| try to educate the people in the devel-
opment of their magnificent natural
resources.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-13
DIOCESE OF WINONA

Winona: The Harmony Club of st
Stanislaus parish presented three
act play, Dollars and Cents" at the
opera house recently, and the present
alton was roundly applauded by the
large audience The proceeds go
towards the fund for the establish
ment of the proposed Polish Home of
Recreation and Amusement.
Austin: Division No. 3, A. o. H.,
of Austin, initiated a large class Of
candidates on December 8. Great
preparations were made for this event
and an excellent program was pre-
scented.
RoIIingstone: Rev. Anthony Hen
nekes has been appointed pastor of
Holy Trinity Church at 'Rollingstone,
succeeding the late Rev. N Schmitz.
Father Hennekes has been at Easton,
Mimi, for the past seven years.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-13
DIOCESE OF ST. CLOUD

st. Cloud: Rev. E. F. Garesche, S.
j., st. Louis, met with the pastors of
the Catholic Churches of ST. Cloud at
the residence of Bishop Busch recently
to make arrangements for the missions
which are to be held throughout the
city during the first two weeks Of
Lent. He will be present and have
charge of the missions, which shall
be conducted as ordered by the Bish-
ops in the recent convention at Wash
ingtOn, D. G.
Morris: The Knights of Columbus
are working diligently here in their
preparations for another class for the
morning of December A., The last
Glass;. that of November g.. was SO
large as to-, make it necessary to di-
vide it.. With, additional applications
now this second class, will go through
the regular order, of initiation on the
date indicated. The Minneapolis. team
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-13

IA dispatch from Bismarck last
Monday says: C. E. Stangeland, the
librarian who was charged in the Leg
islature with being responsible for in
PRODUCING Socialist, free love and Boil
shevist books in the state circulating
library, was dismissed today by the
State Board of Administrators
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-13
LETTER OF BISHOP WEHRLE

the choice of such books for these
libraries.
These are undeniable facts. Wheth
er public opinion will compel the
Board of Administration to demand
from Stageland his resignation, we dc
not know. In any case, this affair
has proved very clearly to every citi
zen who is not blind that a sociaIis.
tic clique tries to domineer the Non.
partisan League; further, that this
same clique is not merely aiming at
social reform, or as they like to
claim, justice to the farmers, but it is
evidently working for making our
population socialistic. For this pur-
pose it has created the Board of Ad-
ministration so that the governor of
the state should be enabled to ap-
point a socialistic majority in said
board, and this board, with the fanat-
ically socialistic chairman, ex-Preach-
er Totten, is now doing their very
best to take away every bit of author
ity and power from the State Super
intendent of Public instruction for
the very purpose of gaining free
hand to teach socialism and anarch-
ism and free-love in the public schools
of North Dakota.
For years there has been the maxim
in regard to all public schools that
they must be unsectarian. This has
gone so far that members of a re-
ligious order are declared unfit to
teach in a public school because their
garb reminds the children of one par
ticular religion. Thus it has been de-
cided in many supreme courts over
the country.
Has the sect of socialism, which is
in the truest sense a religious sect,
founded upon atheism, right to use
the public school for the purpose of
spreading their propaganda? Has
the irreligion of free-love a right to
be spread through our public schools?
And all this at the expense of the
state? If for the sake of liberty men,
bers of religious orders are denied
the right to teach in the public
schools, we must also insist upon our
right to close our schools to a social
istic propaganda. We must protest
against the crime that spreaders of
socialism and anarchy be paid fat
by the State of North Dakota
and be permitted to use their highly
salaried positions for their propa-
ganda. Jesus Christ, the Son of God
made man, must have at least as
much right in our public life as the
preachers of anarchy and free-love.
VINCENT WEHRLE, o. s. B.,
Bishop of Bismarck, N. D.
IA dispatch from Bismarck last
says: C. E. Stangeland, the
librarian who was charged in the Leg
islature with being responsible for in
PRODUCING Socialist, free love and Boil
shevist books in the state circulating
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-13
A GREAT FORCE
GEN. WOOD PRAISES CATHOLIC
STAND ON ANARCHY.

Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood addressed
the Catholic Womans club in Kansas
City last week. He spoke on the work
of the Knights of Columbus in the
war. He also paid high tribute to
the war work of women and urged
that they take the same interest in
the world work in peace. The Cath
clio Church, he said, is the greatest
Institution against anarchy in the
country today - Az 1# o
Bishop Lillis introduced the speak
err =
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-13
A SHERMAN CONVERT
GEN. SHERMAN's DAUGHTER DIES
IN BOSTON, MASS.

Mrs. Rachel Sherman Thorndike
youngest daughter of General Sher
man, died recently at her home in
Boston, Mass. She was married in
1891 in the home of her uncle, Sena-
tor John Sherman, in Washington, an
event of considerable social impor-
lance at the time.
Mrs. Thorndike, a sister of Rev.
Thomas Sherman, with other men,
bers of the generals family, has been
consistently practical Catholic
She was buried from Holy Cross Ca
thedral, Boston.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-13
MINI EAPOLIS.

Catholic Students Association:
Last Sunday afternoon Rev. c. F.
Cremin, of the ST. Paul Seminary, de-
livered an address to, a. large gather
ing of the Catholic Students Associa-
ton of the University of. Minnesota,
in the Engineering building of the
University. J Father Cremin's topic
was Religion and Evolution" There
was also musical program.
Friends of Irish Freedom: At a
well-attended meeting of the Friends
of Irish Freedom, held at their hall,
II Seventh street south, Monday even
ing, December 1, the following officers
were elected President, P. J. ODon'
nell; vice-president, Mary L. Nc.
Breen; recording and corresponding
secretary, Anna K. Bryant; financial
secretary, Miss McGinty; treasurer
owen Cunningham; orator, John Shee.
han; guard, J. l.. Casey; director OF
organization, William DAILY; director
of publicity, Geo. Flynn.
Seton Guiid:F Austin Williams and
Charles M. Holt, with members of the
caste of Sylvia" the opera produced
by the Choral Club of Seton Guild al
the West High school auditorium
Monday evening, December IL Were
the guests OF honor at a banquet which
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-13

HOUSEkEEPER WANTE D-A
woman to keep house for priest.
Modern home. State wages and give
references. Address L. b., care of The
Catholic Bulletin.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-13

will put on the third degree, Grace
vile the second and the home team
the first. The girls of the parish will
have charge of the banquet.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-12-05
Army Station.

Chiefs Gallagher and Brown, of the
Navy, are with us this week, recruit
ing for the Battleship Tennessee.
Pvt. First-cl. Riddle is spending the
last half of this week in Dyer, adj
vertising for the army.
DR.. Ira E. Biggs, of Washington,
D. c., was social visitor at the re-
cruiting station last Wednesday.
Otto w. Erickson, of Lockport, ILL.,,
was accepted for three years enlist
ment in the infantry last Tuesday
and was forwarded to Nashville last
Wednesday.
Erikson will be sent to Panama,
by his own request, to guard the big
ditch.
Ask Sergeant Bennett about the
free trip to where there is no coal
shortage.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-12-05
Real Estate Transfers.

M. A. Gaulden OF al. to ]. M. Bur-
ney, S3 acres in No. 3, $500.
r. B. Marshall to ]. w. Burney ct
al. 40 acres in No. 3, $500.
J. HI. Scott to S. e. Scott, lot in
No. 10, $1400.
Thos. H. Barnes ct al. to Paul
Morris, lot in No. 16, 5000.
H. p. Hale ct al. to Mrs. Mary
Beckman ct al. lot in No. 10, $500.
C. H. Cobb to H. P. Taylor, lot in
No. 13, $500.
w. M. Turner ct al. to w II. Sui
Ivan ct al. lot in No. 13, $4,000.
]. B. Sharp et al. to Henry Pea
cock, lot in No. Is, 5000.
w. T. Corum and wife to Toy
Brush, lots in No. 8, $3.50.
J. L. Dean and wife TO A. o. Cor
UNI, 100 acres in No. S, $500.
Jack Freeman ct al. to w. w.
Buchanan, 40 acres in No.l1, $4,000.
w. r. Lancaster ct ux. to j. A.
and M. A. Cloar, lot in No. 10, $500.
Mitchell Polk ct ux. to J. H. Pope,
lot in No. 6, $500.
Mrs. L. C. Scobey ct al. to ]. o.
Zaricor, II acres in No. 8, $1,000.
Charlie Simmons OF ux. to Taylor
Moore, 81 acres in No. 7, $3.50.
Hurvin Cloar to r. A. Mcdaniel,
~ acres in No. 8, $4320.
Dahnke, Elan and P&rdue to Dea-
lie Murphy, lot in No. 10, $500.
]. B. Woodfin to A. J. Caldwell, "
acres in No. 10, SITS.
The Department Of Agriculture as
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-12-05
The Strike.

There are no signs of relief in the
strike situation. There are, in fact,
fewer miners at work now than have
been since they went out. The
Mayor therefore instructs us to say
to the people of Union City that it
is important to save your coal and
use as much wood and oil as posi-
BILE. The indications of strike set
Element are more hopeless than ever.
The train service will be reduced,
cut in half probably, factories will
and have already shut
down in some places. 1t is indeed
a time for sober thought and care.
So burn as little coal as possible.
The supply is getting shorter every
day.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-12-05
St. Louis Live Stock Market.

| CATTLE:-Market active; steers
fully steady; Gamers, mixed stuff and
butcher cattle 25c higher than last
weeks best time.
Beef steers $3.50 to 1850; stock
ers feeders $3.50 to $11.5O; light
butcher cattle $3.50 to $751; beef
cows 81 to $12.5O; Gamers and cut
tiers 1928 to $6.75; stock cows and
heifers Sc to $3.50; fat bulls $3.50
to $1,000; sausage bulls $5.75 to
$3.50.
HOGS:-Extremely active in this
trade, values SO to Csc higher than
last weeks best time, extreme top
STATS.
B ulk of good hogs 1870 lbs. and
up $14.4O to $14.6O; fancy butcher
hogs $14.6O to STATS; plain and
mixed hogs $14 to $14.25; choice
40 to $50 lib. pigs $13.25 to $3.50;
light pigs 81 for common kinds up
to $13 for good 115 lib. grades; roughs
$13 to $13.25.
SHEEP: This department par
ticipated with good action, general
trade rs to 35c higher than last
weeks high time, best lambs SIS. so;
fat sheep IS to 1925.
Bulk of the good to choice lambs
$15.25 to $3.50; medium and
coarse bucky lambs $12.75 to
$14.75; Gull lambs 81 to $1,000. Fat
sheep SO to 1925; choppers and
bucks $3.50 to So; Gamers SO to
$3.50.
NATIONAL LIVE STOCK COM
MISSION COMPANY.