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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23

gave out story to the papers he also
was removed.
IT had been greatly interested In pre-
venting fake stock promoters from get
ting investors In Liberty bonds to give
up their bonds for some pretty but
worthless securities. and when the last
loan started I wrote to Carter Glass
Secretary Of the Treasury, telling him
the results Of my experience and asking
II something could not be done to pre-
vent investors In this loan from being
rbobed Of their bonds. The Treasury
Department thanited me for the sugges-
tons I made, but Judge Swami again
called me to his offioe and criticised
me for permitting the letter to be pub
llshed.
"In no way during all the time was
the head Of the bureau did receive
bit Of aid or encoura cement from Judge
Swami. BY ignoring my recommended
lions he made It impossible for me to do
the work he had asked me TO DO, ana
rendered all my efforts Intellectual. did
get one or two convictions, but they
were minor ones compared to what might
have been achieved IL had had the help
asked for. So my being dropped from
the staff Is really superfiuous. MY use
fulness to Judge Swami ended some time
ago"
bankers Are Perturbcd.
Mr.. Brogan has received several let
ters from ORGANIZATIONS interested in the
prosecution OF fraudulent stock COM
panies. One from william II. Maxwell
Jr., Of the Investment Bankers Associa-
ton, commented on his removal from the
bureau, and said:
ut 10 needless for me to say that after
| having searched your work for ponths
past and after having told the Invest
ment Bankers Association at their last
convention what think OF your efforts
| in curbfng stock swindlers I am quite
perturbed That you have not had more
convictions IL not entirely your own
| fault nor Is II entirely the fault OF the
District Attorney himself.
ct can only say that think X the
| District Attorney has seen 1T to change
your activities in the office he has done
| something that Is not for the public good
and Is deprMing the public OF the benen'
| OF the experience you have gained IN the
work. I hope that the report is not true.
Brogan estimates that there are 1ot
| fraudulent stock brokerage houses anc
promoters now working In New York
moro than at any other time. save 1oi
| the brief period when the "war baby
| fever was at its height and people in
vested in anything that appealed to Their
| ina ginations. In the last three gear
he has found that seventy-five brokerage
houses have gone into bankruptcy. leav'
| ing behind them hundreds and thousand
| Of creditors who saw their savings o.
many years disappear over night. He hal
| heard that members of some of the firms
| he has investigated are boasting tina
| they had him removed, although he say
| no Importance attaches to this save u
show their elarion AT what happened 4
a man who attempted TO push the wori
Of the bureau vigorously.
Brogan has had offers from two large
corporations and opportunities to ente'
several law firms, he says, so his feel
ing at leaving the District Attorneys
Office IL mainly regret that ne was no
able to do the work he expected wheI
he went there.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23

Here are some samples, the originals
OF which appeared in circus poster type:
Fifteen to 100 Per Cent. Advance in
OIL Stock" big, Quick. Sure Profits"
zone Million Gold Dollars" Risk Elm
mated" Results VIII BE Quick" "Div.
idends for You-1O0 Per Cent. Profits"
"a New, Sure Way to Play the OIL
Came" Where OIL Gushers Grow MIL
lions in Sight" "on Enriches Thou
fAndA. OH - IL Safest Investment in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23

Using the PARTIALLY worthless lease
as basis, the faker capitalizes a COM
pany at an arbitrary amount The
company advertises the stock for sale at
any price 1t chooses. from 5 cents TO $40
a share. This gives the property n val
uation without anybody in the world
knowing whether It contains n drop of
oil. The company may put one-quarter
of its stock in the treasury and sell the
rest outright to a promoter at away be-
low the price quoted to the public or II
may put the bulk OF the stock in the
hands OF a broker right here in dear old
New York and pay him a commission as
high as SO 1-3 per cent. on his sales.
"In New York, remember. anybody
may call himself broker and anybody
may trade In Broad street and advertise
his stock as traded In on the Curb
though he may not be n member of the
Curb Market Association and his stock
not within n thousand miles OF being
listed on any known exchange, The
broker puts his men in Broad street &c
bid up the stock by washing sales
(Which is illegaD,
THE public, supposing in its inno-
cence that the stock is shooting up be-
cause 1t has value, hops in to buy and
the rest, as Hamlet says. Is silence
There Is no real market for the stock
am speaking. Of course. OF worthless
shares foated by get rich quick artists
An outsider always can buy in but he
can rarely sell
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23
Using the "sucker List"

Neutrality-suspicious. I should add
the stock never is heard OF on the Curb
at all, the promoters favoring the per-
sonal canvass campaign OF flamboy-
ant advertising or circulariZing is be-
gun. All these promoters have sucker
lists of persons supposed to have more
OF less foney and 10 be easily influenced.
To these letters and circulars are sent
until the recipient either grabs the bait
or Is marked off as a dead one.
"As tho promoter often gets for him
self one dollar out OF every three taken
In, while the public II supposing 1t is
going into the treasury OF the oil COM
pany for developing that precious oil
prospect, he can afford to do lot OF
advertising and soliciting and take a
chance Of being ;rrned down by lot OF
customers before getting a bite.
1.-The method of following up by tele-
phone is about the only new wrinkle de-
yeioped during the oil craze. First the
supposed sucker gets the usual run OF
letters and literature The stock is 60
ing up, has gone UP, Is going up again
buy now; buy now; buy now This
assurance is accompanied by jumblng
OF famous names, reference to the for
tunes others have made. and avowal
that the company's oil property Is in or
near the heart of the richest oil pro-
ducing country.
III the prospective customer falls to
reply within certain time, pleas
ant voice accosts him over the telephone.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-14
in THE OIL FIELDS
Office: G24l w H. PECK Residence 2A42


'''' 'r' "" r. h'.ng 'o'l''l 'n 'h'
h"' Ih''7 't .ri'h"'7. "' Y ~
''.'.'"f '' 500 I''. '"d 'hr ii"
''.'NE """" Hh'.'.d DE- l'.''''d '' /"
p",.'.'' ''. ..h 20, .''" ''''
'' N'",.. I'i ''''i' q" W.
''.''h VI No.. "'''''"
.. ~ I''' 'iN '" '""'b ''' "I'''
'..' n..N'" I'', or ga
Zoe i'' .",' 'h' ''".'''.n' -"
"''''7 ana ''I''''' 1000 '"'" ~
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-14
Washington County. Oklahoma

National ON nud Development GO
No - Whitcurkcv I'm southeast ol
southeast OF S.26.ia Is good fpr I,
barrels
Dewey T. g co NJ y Fco ~
northwest NJ northeast W aG 2T.l1. 3.
good Tor Z barrels
Foster Nrown syndicate W I Dnr.
ncll IN south"nst ~ 26.2G-Ic. IS good
FOR 10 barrels
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-14
Waite Phillips Sells
acreage at Bc0gs

Tho toSdcn propi" purchased 90
acres In tho northwest quarter OF
southeast quarter Of il.lA-ll, from
waite Phillips a. n price consider
able better than $1,000 per acre
This acreage ia directly offSetting
the well or E II Wlack In the south
west ~ nOrthcaa, ot l2-ll-n which
hap been causing no little excite.
mont
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-14
Beggs District Is
Looming Up Good

It. l.. Wilcox properties whirN
ccvN- nearly all ~ the Dsaec I'M
nrd better known u. the Walter
Nart1 farm in SO-lb-tl. ate holdinc
IN production hcttNr tAlu ANY pro.
luotiAa heretofore encountered tn
IN. or nd dining territory he mum
ho-t and wr'ls atm rrnIuiur
iNIn' production ~ approximately
larN barrels daily well No I wa
Gri!laI into the $500 foot snud March
- vclr No was drl'l"i into the
Same rand about the middle ~ Nav.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-14

There Is q difference

Tncrr Ir u >nH. dfD.r.u.. b,'w''u
'Iu corporation commission 'i '.n
'hHWa and 'h" Ir,'s ''..'''d 5000"
lr .N.uu. Hh ono "''n. P" Doc ."..'
ui me f'I n''. or 'f.'N'.h' ''I ...'
other lH d''"'us ... '..'N'..' .'
pipe lluu. ANA HN.u n.'..''.
In otrauwu 'h" ."l r''' .''
rHmmisH'u 90 nI'h.hH |' H.'I'
s.u LuoIuo 800 'n.H "'''. 'h'
rrN"r uulcr .'.in''''' 'N L'.'.'
doing anything 'h1' "'"'" .'' ..'
i''unrF NJ 'h' I'I' .". '.'
l''H INr ''''''' ''''.. 49,.
'n "i'' ana ' w ...,.
pp' mos N'' ''''' .",
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h'I.''n'n' '. ..,,,.,,,,,
'Np'h''. .""''"'' W. ..,,,l
"i "p'''"ht '"'
'f i'N'"'' ',..,.,. cha,
nor" '' '.'' . .E..,
l'''' '"N'' '.'." ,. ,.,..
ton ~ tho p.r'" ',''. WY ,..,
+" determining WIN ,,,I
hnd t'hr'h'n.' "'. l,,
I"ru'h''h" "''
UnnApnf 'h'I"" "' "'' .
rho cpwmWaun hla N|"' ,''"''
pipe Hue order "" ' "''.
allrrn the p.rn me" u" ''''
mcnt with th" c'lnhlN' %" ',''' "',,
not later than the '''h "'
month, showing 'h" ,.,,
gathering stations "h ga ',u
liur, tho ulm' u 'a ''"N" ,..,,
ard thc district " ',' .,'r,.,,I
with the amount "' wy -"
from each station h' h''.' Nv ,..,
the amount ui OIL u''. p"'',',.'
through the lln"N ana me
at whtrh me "ih' NV
cred and ih" c"hH'Eh"' w
Tho Ordcr SO further ptuNld"
thai tho pipo lln"H 7hllI" IrpnT
monthly tho amount ~ empty H'"r
hEr on hand. aud the amount d"
crude oil on hdud. In ih' report Oh
empty storage. 4, Ia required Ihh'
thry shall hcrlgntir whether "u'
~ wooden storage. steel storage. %,
carthcn storage, tho amount "f "'l
held for their own account nnh
thr amount held for others the
comm ission will lwu" monthly y
cond cnsrd statement ~ Lhn hmonh
OF oil gathered from chth phruCH'N
dig'rici and whore sam" ms u"cn
dfhlynr and every oil producer In
tho country, and every independent
r-fincr viii have nccoEa Ia thiH IN
formation and viii know eNncn'
what the situation In In each par
tlcuinr district, and the amount oI
oil heinE produced from ehch avs
,riri over estimates or the pro
duSiou o( wells and hot air state
montH by promoters will not 20 ln
Tho future. The sworn statements ~
tho pipo limos win dHoloSn each
month what the real situation Is.
II would be wrll for the Oklahoma
commisnion 80 take lcsHop or w
from. the Texas railroad commission
and cstn hlish a statistical bureau Tor
the purpose ~ gathering of intor
nation. whirh mid Information
wauld he OF ynst assistance 10 tn
indrprndrnt operntpr In forming hi
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-14
e., {. .Stebbins' WeH in
Hamilton COunfy Looks Good

q e. atchblns' No. I In Hamilton
county. Texas southwcat ~ the
town VI Hamilton. NJ 1ts0 is ten feet
In the Hnnd with showing ~ about
two millions NJ ERs and : barrels NJ
oil II IL expected To drill In within
~ next - hours although this IL
hard annd like that In the Ranger
A lstrIyI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-14
The Whifeside OIL Com Edny
Gets a Good Wen

The Nhiicsidc pil company. on
tho Lane fnrm In Patio Pinto county.
TeSnA. after shot OF 400 quarts
has well good for several thousand
hnrrclH, at depth nf NI1h feet In
the lime Tho we'll has been shut
In on account of damage to tho der.
rick, 80 no cleaning out has been
done and u close estimate has not
been possible
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-14

rrs were hcrded in the prison quarry
the whites IN one end and the ne
groes In the other, and were h''l
bay hy armed guards, reinforced o.
police.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-14

fllI'NGh. june n The nm
ruwcow"ut several dty- ago tnli
IA" Methodist Joint centenary cam
puIru had pa~rI it- goal. wac =
mistake. officials announced TODAY
rh" contributions dIh pass tho orirl
unl goat which WIS fl05. OOU 600
bat owing lo additions during m,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-14
nrimrigiIt District.

balboa on co No MrGllhrr ~
northwest ~ northeast OF 2-lS-. &
n RIG
Wlnlnnd On co 20 I wilson lr
southwest or southwest pf n Is. ,
Ia dfl.llng ~ 5000 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-14

i"m."y a NlW.,on 40 2 u"sscr
100 s"rhor., NJ 'oufhorsf NJ gi..O.9.
BIS good fpr 10 hnrrr's daily
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-14

campo - the quota was raised 10
5000 600 m" contributions :,
iN'" 'p'al sJ.urHha, moro than
TOO. 600 600
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-14
Tax Men Ledring
for Chicago

Frank orr of Sinclair company.
Rov Stnrr tho Carter on Co W
T. SNiudlr, EmpirN Gas q Fuel CO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-14

tn" ~ a VI Petroleum 60 30
80 - ~. j, making 20 barrels dairy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-14
kcllc,,illr III. trict.

-oyrhcnat o' ils.I. Counor 80 TO-
H draurs - lI,i feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-14

TRET-O-lITE
Nakes bad oil Euod. ieS World
bldg, T,llya. ADV,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-04-25
Sriefuerfebr nit 9eutid OF
itsrrei6.

liner 8oihneiiter bat ieet Die fur
Ytdlde 10 frohe Hadrlft crbaltcrl,
oaB Jest aud Der oirefte 9riefperfehr
nit 0eutif1 Cciterreid pon Der 9e,
boroe gqtattet lit. Ger Berfebr nit
llngarn nno onoeren @ebieten Der
Iritheren GoppeImouarhie uno nod
OeutId)lano auBerbalb Der non Den
p%erbunoeten Ytaftcn 6eieeten 9e-
blete bleibt nod unteridgt.
Is banoeIt ii6 nur nm ben Srici,
perfebr, Der ~freigcgeben muroe. 0as
griefporto iur oieie 8riefe bctr0gt
imr Die critic ltn5c D Gents uno ieoe
meitee un3e llebergetpift 3 Gents.
8iegt Elm 9rief aIio mebr pie cine
lln3e bis 5u ? llnjen, 10 foitet er
s Gents, miegt er bis 3 llu5en II
Gents u1tu.
8afete nimmt sic Yoit nift oil
mo oieie fGnnen nur 0urh Die Or
preB9eieaifoit, un0 3tuar inter oen
fir Den erport porgeidriebenen 8e.
Gingungen, geihift iueroen, nahoem
oaiiir pom ,@nr 1rdoe 8ooro" cine
Grportli5cn5 bctpiuigt nuroe, uuo
Der @ertb oes 4afets nidt mebr ipie
5000 betrGgt. lin cine Si5eu3 81 er.
balten, bat man genat an5ugeben,
mas man 5u ihifcn beabiihtigt, mic
idhpcr Die Senoung lit ur0 mieoiel
ie0er Artifel, Der mitgeid3dt mer.
oen ioQ, pertb 1T. Zen Antrag bat
man, ipenn i'm @obnorte eine 3meig.
office oes @lre Iraoe 9oaro beitebt,
bei oleier an5ubrlngen, an%5erniall5
an Ole @cboroe in @aIbington 81
itifen.
Ger 8erinno erior0ert 0ieielbcn
| Gormalitdten, ME ser aller Grpotte.
Mon mus aIio cine Grport, uno 3oa.
Declaration ouSiiiIlen, uiro 5par in
rier @remolorcu, uuo miiIicn Die oo-
rim 9emahten Nngabcn Dor einer
3oQbeamten o0er Atotarp Yliblic be-
fdpporcn ncrocn, aud muB man zines
iener pier grcnpIore BON oieicm Sc.
omten beglaubigen laiien. Man ioItt
olio 3uerit sic 4mericon Grpref
COMPANY I'm Bic Ingabe eriuhen
miepiel 5u be5obIen lit, oamit oer
Gmpfdnqer feline Nusgaben babe. -
%u oaS Gadet oorf man feline 8rtef;
cinlegen. - 8eI0 fam MIR ourd
&ermittIuna pom 9anfgeid1ften &c.
janot merocn.
Som Goitonlt miro befannt aeqe.
ben, ooB aitf Ole &oitperbinoung nit
Ser nelten RepubIif Solen nufgenomt
men poroen lei. 5erner peroen go.
fcte nadJ Horpegen pieoer angenom.
MON
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-04-25
Nus ben 8eridteu.
Gonntp = 6criflt.

Gthau Nueu mltroc BON Dem @nhn-
noliiiitrn Nopolcon Ytc8rotb rneacn
9ctrctcn BON 9obnciqentbun ptrhai-
tct u1lO por oen 3if]tcr 9cbrod't.
Gthon befannte ittl ldpllOig uI0 be
5ohltc Sab Stru6e.
SIN Sale non %SuIiu5 Moe. Der
pon ,Socob Glion Der llntcridlagung
BON Giqenthum I'M Merthe pon $500
ongeflagt lit, iono am Gienstag zine
2tugenueruebmuug Itatt 8anna6)
iibergab 0liou iein Giqenthum al
Ntoe, odmit cine @cliebte pom Dion.
cine gcpilie 1Srou Celia, lire @unb
nidlt oornuf lcgeu tonnte @artmGa,
Noes NumaIt, nr~gumcntlrte, bar
mtcr oieicn ltmItnnoCn GIion mad
0cn 8cicSen 8i5coniinS ictn glgen-
thum pcrlorcn bdbe, aob uber nut'
SIT, 0oB Die llebertragHHg@rrtunoc
riht rcttsQiiitig lei. neil nllf Ihr niJ
ltntcrihrift Don 6rau Glion, sic nod
in 9forpeqen mobrrt. Teblt. Ser SOL
Dliroe lhlieBlId bis gum 29.Npril
uertagt. nuhoem nod einiqc Gin5cl.
beiteu in @e3uq allf Den @anoel, GIN
troqung Der ShriitThifc uip. fgit
geltellt morocr marcn.
Trco 8ofmunn m1trne Ntitttpud
Hod'mittnq megen 1iebitabIs SIT irf2
05onateu @cFongniB eerltrtbciIt. Spn
GntIaiinugsIfein aus ser Nrntcc ret.
tete i'm Dor 3nd)tbousitruTe. 81
bctaunte lid ihuIolg I~omcnorttfti
I'M 8crtbc bon et1pu $4,000 geitoh-
len SIT hoben aus eineInHuto tSrl. @Qo
8ehm'9 pon. Bangor, oas in elmer So
roqc fir bic Noft nntprgebradt mar,
NO or nlein arbeitCte. 3uerft bate
cr Sic Ihot geleugnet, aber bel elmer
Gllrdliuhumg ieiner Wohnllug iunb
man bic Snhcu, uno bnnn geitouo
or Sen IicbitnhI Elm. gnfmulm Diem
tr cine fur3c Belt in Ger Irmce. tutroc
ab'r tucgcn einem Observation-Disclosures
cntloiicu. Sclr @etraqen tpIbreno Der
Glcnit3cit NOR febr gut.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-04-25
Cine getitiOn fir llelle Stra=
Btubabnroutetl.

In Der Qaf6orid)oit Der II. uno
Taruam StraBe cirfulIrt cine Vet
ton al ben Stnotratb uno bic Gi'
ienbahn . Gommiiiion 6es Staat3s,
in melher Oieie betoen aorperlhaI.
ten eriudt meroeu, Die ausiiIbrnngen
elmer Dor orei Sabren pom Der Gi'
ienbubn Gommlfion erlal'eren Der
iiiguna gu oernnIaiien.
D9an miro lid oaron erinnern,
SAP st ser 3eit, ais Der StraBrn'
bahn0ienit bier reorguniiirt, Die neuen
Qinieit nusgcIegt mo anoere Der
bciierungen ongeoronPt iDrroen, ole
StraBenbobn . @eienihoit aliti ongc'
micicn nur0e, Die Morfet Strnbm'
Gors ron Der Gfe Der II. Strobc
un0 Martct StrnBe iii0l'dj an Der
If. StraBe ms sur 5aruam StroBe
louien 3l loilcn. Cine onocre @coin'
duna ipar. Dap Oie 8eleiic an Der
S,adiou un0 IA. StroBe aufgeriiien
uno 0niiir Elm reucS BeItii, an Der
tG. StraBe RON Sadion bis 6nr'
nam Strobe. qeleat meroc; nod cine
nnocrc 8eoinquuq beia9te, ooB Oil
O2nrif Barf . 2iric an Ser Iint
StraBc hcrilntcr bis 3nr 4. SiroB.
Qchcn rn0 0icie Cine uno Die Wfortct
S~traBcnlinic in cine 6nrd)qehenoe
Stredc oerrpanoelt meroen ionte.
9ic g%noromnna triig oas Gotnn
pom Z. 0esember 1916. canals
maren feline StnhIidiencn erboItIid
uno mllroen Die %crbeiierungcn ocS
bolb ucrifoben. gle DGren mob
.perQciIen" moroCn, menn oie fif "a
iir iutcreiiircn0cn 9iirger Der Siio
Ieite njd)t 0oron crinncrt hdtten.
"a sic ReqicrrnQ icBt ju Heltbali
ten ultfmmntert un6 bacterial mob
audi Qeniigeno gu hoben lit, bicte
lid fiir Sic S%traBcnbohn @eieaihoi
cine oiinitiqe 8elcgenbeit. ibreu Ebei
gtr denominations . Irbeit beiSli
tragcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-04-25
Neuefte Rn5eigen.
NOTICE FOR ADMINISTRATION
AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
STATE or

STATE OF WISCONSIN,,
County Court, La Crosse, County
IN PROBATE.
In Re Estate of William J. Schnick,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that at the
general term of said Court to be held
on the first Tuesday being the 9th
day of May A. D. 1919 at the Court
House in the City of La Crosse,
County of La Crosse. and State
of Wisconsin, there will be heard
and considered, the application
of Anna Schnick, for the appointment
of an administrator of the estate of
William j. Schnick, late of the City
of Lacrosse in said County, deceased;
Notice is hereby further given,
that at the general Term of said
Court to be held at said Court house.
on the LIST Tuesday being the 5th
day of August A. D.. 1919 there will
be heard, considered and adjusted,
all claims against William j. Schnick
deceased;
And notice is hereby further given,
that all such claims for examination
and allowance must be presented to
said county court at the Court House
in the city of La Crosse, in said
county and state, on or before the
4th day of August A. D. 1919. or be
barred.
Dated April 4th 1919.
By the Court,
JOHN BRI%DLEY,
County Judge.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-04-25
IS. M. g. Yinaiore."

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SIG bcim 9Iniiben Der INNER popu.
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