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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-02-06

Constantinople, Feb. Authorization
has been received here OF disturbed
conditions in Turkestan where Boil
shevist activity Is prevalent and
where some 10000 German and Aus
trian prisoners remain Fighting has
occurred with Bolshevists in the north
crn region. General Denekines' army
near Ekaterinordar Is making prog
cess. The Russian Black seaports are
safe. owing to the presence OF Allied
warships. but communications between
ports and the interior country are
rendered difficult BY the Boishevista,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-02-06

Des Moines, Feb. Provisions OF
lowa's famous Sunday blue iaws''
would be ?esarrected and fires for
thei. violation increased under the
terms Of substitute measure intro.
duced IN the lower house by Repre-
sentative Hook OF Winnishiek county
The h:'! woGld rcp9al the old laws
which carr ed a iise CT SIS for vsels
'inn. ard would i'm. use fires OF from
"a 20 500 II scess 20 prayen, o.
ration on Sunday Of theafcrs dn nc
all, - rs '-rS~ ~aCce Ssti same
auo cher rubl.n aa.usomrats.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-02-06
FIGHT ON TOBACCO DENIED
Methodist Secretary Says Report 10
Without Foundation.

Washing on, Feb 4.-Dr. Clarence
True wilson general secretary of the
"oard OF temperance, prohibition and
public morals OF the Methodist church
issued a statement saying that the
desperate effort q the outlawed liquor
traffic to make Scredulous people be,
'iieve that the victorious prohibition
lists win now demand a constitutional
amendment against tobacco. not to
;aeation dancing and failure to attend
Wednesday evening PRAYER meetings,
Is the limit OF hypocrisy"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-02-06
AMERICAN ENJOYS SILENT
Return No Answer to Request Re-
Qarting Armenia.

Paris, Feb. 4-No answer has been
returned by the American delegates to
the peace conference to what is said
o be an almost unanimous desire Of
the other powers that the United
States undertake to act as mandatory
for Armenia and the other severed
provinces Of Turkey. Such of the
American delegates as will discuss the
situation say they are disposed to re-
sist this development of the plan for
nandatories. holding that it is the
business OF Europe to look after the
Europeans and the people Of the Near
East
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-02-06
SUPPORT OF OUR SOLDIERS
People Should Buy Liberty Bonds and
w. S. S., Says Clark.

Statement by Speaker Champ Clark NJ
Missouri:
1T goes without saying that there
must end will be another big Bond Is.
sue. Having put our hands to the
piow we must not look back. We can.
not afford to. Because while the world
war is really over, it is not technically
ended until President Wilson .ssues a
proclamation to that effect. We still
have huge army overseas and while
1t should be brought home as soon an
Sims can bring our soldiers back nm.
I'll theF &c bacs hey must be fed and
clothed and otherwise cared for II
would be an everlasting shame not 70
DO that. SO people should subscribe
FOR the impending loan and purchase
war Savings Stamps as readily and
hneraliy as they subscribed for past
loans. It's for the support of our sol.
diers and nothing is too good for
them
CHAMP CLARK"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-02-06
POLICE AND STRIKERS CLASH
No Casualties occur During Riot NJ
Lawrence, Mass.

Lawrence, Mass. Feb. 4--Shota
were fired when striking textile work,
era clashed with police near the Ever.
EFT mill There were no casualties
They were unable. however. to identify
those who had the weapons The
crowd. estimated at 10000. was dis.
persed by reserves.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-02-06
BRITISH OFFICER H0NORED
Awarded American Medal for Gallant
Act at Sea,

London. Feb. 1.-THE American Dis
tinguished Service medal has been
awarded by President Wilson to Lieut.
Francis w. Craven, who commanded
the British destroyer Mounsey, which
saved 600 American soldiers from the
British transport Otranto when she
was sunk In collision off the Scot.
fish coast on Oct s. 1918. with the
loss OF S57 American soldiers. The
medal was presented To Lieutenant
raven at Chatham by Mai. Gen John
Biddle, commander of the American
forces in the United Kingdom
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-02-06
LAUDS MUNITIONS WORKERS

Rear Admiral Earle Praises the Civil.
ian Employees.
Washington. Feb. 4---In a statement
commending the work OF $4,000 civil.
fans in the bureau Of ordinances war
plants. Rear Admiral Earle, chief of
the bureau. said credit belonged to
women and men alike and that the
1000 women employees always were eff,
cient whether employed as clerks, ma.
chine operators, inspectors. seam.
stresses or laborers"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-02-06
PAGE TWELVE
BRUNO

UDOo 80 CostoeooDoe0t--
Mrs. L. Darling returned from
Anoka Sunday.
Anton Erickson returned from
Pine City last week.
Mr.. Traver of Superior, spent
the week end with his family
here.
Miss Laura Juhl was at her
home in Askov between trains
Tuesday.
Mrs. A. M. Dougan was in
Sandstone Thursday, having den.
tai work done.
Geo. Starch left here Monday
morning for Sioux City, Iowa, to
visit his brother.
Hay is getting scarce on the
upper Tamarack. somebody re-
ported one stack missing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kunz spent
Sunday in a neighborly visit with
Joe Kvasnicka and family.
Frank Bartels and Race Davis
have just finished putting up a
good supply Of ice for next sum-
mer.
Fac Bird, who is working at
Patzau. spent a few days here,
last week, returning to his work
Monday.
Mrs. Kamman and Wallace ac-
conpanied Rev. Kamman to Du-
quette Sunday; they returned
Monday.
The r. P. Davis family and
Robt. Morrison visited at the
Arthur Southerton home, east of
Kerrick, Sunday.
Rev. s. A. Blair and Rev. A. J.
Kamman conducted special SER
vices in Duquette Wednesday
and Thursday evening.
Miss Percy Murphy spent the
week end at her home in Brook
Park. Miss Ida Anderson was
her guest Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Tuttle Of Lindstrom. and
f. f. and Fred Jessmer of New
Brighton, we're in Bruno Tues
day to attend the annual bank
directors meeting.
Miss Laura Laying spent the
week end at home. She was car
rying her arm in a sling; she
broke her arm. near the wrist,
while playing basket ball one
day last week.
Andrew Storebo has been saw
ing wood in the Pleasant Hill
neighborhood the past week. A
good wood pile is fine thing to
have. even tho the Ground Hog
didn't see his "shadder."
Hedge Johnson from Plum City,
Wis, moved into the Robt. Nor
rison house last week. Mr.. John
son expects his parents to arrive
with their car of stock and
household goods some time this
month.
Mrs. kevun and children re-
turned from Wisconsin. Friday.
where they have spent several
weeks visiting her parents. Sis
tiers and brothers. Mr.. Kevun
came home from Harris and
spent several days,
Mr.. McNellie arrived. Monday,
from Caledonia; he left here in
July to go into the service. Mrs.
McNellie and baby are with his
people, but expect to be here
soon and make this their home.
They have 160 acres of land one
one half mile west of town and
will build on their place.
The Bruno Farmers Club held
its annual meeting last Thurs
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-02-06
WILL REAPPolNT CR0WDER
Said President VIII Name Him JUDGE
Advocate

Adsccate.
Washington, Feb. i.--I.ieutenant
General Enoch Crowder viii he reap.
pointed army Judge advocate general.
limitations that he was to be shelved
were dissipated when Il was learned
on reliable authority that President
Wilson will again name him for the
most General Crowder's friends were
doubtful as to his reapnointment until
now.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-23
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News Champion Correspondents:

Sews-Champion Correspondence:
Wednesday. May IL.
Mrs. II. Rosetta has gone 10 Crystal
20 spend the summer.
Joe Orlosky was up from Redstone
last week, making garden.
Miss Maurine Barnes made 4 flying
visit TO Redstone Monday
James Downing and Frank Hodg-
son are working up at Crystal.
j. Cunningham came in this week
with John Bennette's cattle.
George Cookman went TO Carbon
dale this week to get seed potatoes.
Mr.. and Mrs Marchesene have NOV
cd back to Marble for the summer.
Alex McLain was a Marble visitor
on Monday. He went on to Crystal
on Monday.
Miss Helen Cowels and Wilfred Par
| ~ were united in marriage on the 9th
1 All extend congratulations.
/ Mrs. ID. II. Barnes has received the
sad news that her father is very i'll
at his home in Guthrie Center, Iowa
Tony Kickoff has returned TO Mar.
bic after an absence of several months
NJ. r. Larson was in town last week
He reports the snow all gone at Crys-
\ tai.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-23
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News Champion Correspondence:

MONDAY, May ~.
Jess Ferguson is still u" at Cathe-
dral
DR.. l.. Weiss came in recently and
is enjoying the delights of house
cleaning. He will remain for the
summer.
Mrs. Ruth Ferguson and son came
in with Pete Pachico this week and
will remain to take care of her par
cnts' place while they are absent.
Albine johnson says he is going to
Denver soon. Now. we wonder just
what that means. He says he is go
ing after Il car and of course, We be-
iieve him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Ferguson attend
ed Good Roads day at Powderhorn
last Friday and report an extra good
meeting.
We understand Jack Dempsey, hav-
ing finished shipping mis- potatoes and
putting in his crops, will resume haul
ing on the Good Hope.
Il. Walker, who has stayed so close
ly to his ranch for several months OF
late, was 4 caller in camp and reports
n very severe winter but prospects are
good for fine crop season.
Owing to not being able to secure
hay for his teams, Harvey Williams
has been obliged to cancel hauling ore
for the Good Hope leasers and return
ed to Gunnison today. Mr.. Williams
has been very accommodating and it
was with regret that the camp saw
him go.
John c. Wise came in from Creede
recently. He was quite i'll on his ar
rival and became so much worse that
on the advice of DR.. Weiss, he was
taken over to the Cebolla hot springs.
Pete Pachico motored up between
mails last Saturday to get him.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-23
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News-Champion Correspondence

Wednesday, May 81.
James Cox and family ofGunnison
were callers Sunday.
J. b. Lee and family are moving
again. This time il is TO Gunnison.
Pete Pecheeo is enjoying n visit
from his brother and sister of Paonia.
Mr.. Whitney's father came in on the
train from the West Saturday even
ing.
Earl Warburton and mother, and
Vim. Ruck and family were down from
Gunnison Sunday.
George Watson of Gunnison passed
thru here this week on his way to
the Headlight mine.
Mescrs Cobb g. Sammons took a
load of supplies down to Cebolla re-
Gently TO open up the Hot Springs
hotel.
Jack Debbs had a runaway while
he was going home from lola to Vul-
can the other day. While he was
getting a drink, his horses became
frightened and started up the road
The team ran for nearly nine miles,
and groceries were scattered along
the way. Very little damage was
done, the horses being unhurt and
the harness only slightly tom.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-23
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IS 10000 oooooC
Sews-Champion Correspondence.

Sews-Champion Correspondence.
CroOkston, Sunday, May Is
Tomichi creek IS going rather high
the las; few days.
Last Saturday few young folks
went down 20 spend the evening with
Zed Scott. il being his birthday.
Ruth Criswell closed q very sue
ceSful term Of school At Crookston
last Friday. All Of the school went
up on Needle Creek for picnic.
They spent a very enjoyable day,
On Sunday morning Miss Criswell de-
parted for her home in Paonia-
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-23
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News Champion Correspondence.

Ne"s "s-Shaihpion Correspondence
Wednesday. May 81.
Jim Corelli has leased the McAllist-
er ranch from Tom Noble.
A. +. Marlatt and wife drove to
Gunnison on business Monday.
J. c. Lewis loaded an immigrant car
Saturday. and is on his way TO North
Platt, Neb.
Fin and Fred Mcdonald are out at
Denver on motor trip in Fred's new
Chandler
Commissioner Mcdonald has hs
phone line completed and is connected
to both long distance and local lines.
J. y. Turner and wife came in from
Pueblo Saturday. Mr.. Turner will
superintend the work on the Mount
Tunnel ut Bowcrman this summer.
Slate g. Sons shipped in a few reg
istered bulls Monday. G. A. Des-
Combes had one bull in the shipment
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-23
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News Champion Correspondence.

Tuesday, May 20.
All who intend to plant potatoes
are busy this week with their gardens.
We have had good weather during
the past two weeks. The roads are
in better condition now, that the road
gang are doing good work.
Nat Watkins and family will leave
here this week for Fishguard, South
Wales, Great Britain. We are sorry
to see these good people leave us but
wish them a pleasant voyage and safe
arrival home.
Superintendent Featherstone is get
ting several odd jobs done now while
the mine is not very busy. He is hav-
ing the water tank moved and the
camp cleaned. There is now no tin
cans or rubbish of any kind around
Next week the fishermen will have
no time to spare, but we may hear q
lot of fish stories. Joe Hyland will
very likely be up this way telling US
about the big one that got away.
Well Joe, If you don't land one it will
not be for want Of trying
There was a large farewell dance
given ut the hall here Saturday night
for Dominic Boni and wife, who are
leaving soon for Italy. There were
autos loaded with people from Gunni-
son, Crested Butte and surrounding
farms who came to enjoy themselves.
All had jolly, good time and left
praising the good music and refresh-
ments. All wished Mr.. and 1rs.
Dominic Boai sA4e journey.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-23
NEWS-CHAMPION ROLL OF
HONOR

The following names of new .
subscribers and those who have
renewed their subscriptions are
on our Honor Roll for the week of :"
May %, 1919.
.
j. B. Nash, Denver; Mrs. L. E.
kingsberry, Omaha, Neb.; r. r And
rews, Los Angeles, Calf; d. A. Hatch,
Doyleville; Ed. Gutshall. Unionport,
Ohio; ]. J. Shackleford, Jacks Cabin;
John W. A: johnson. Waco, Neb.; A.
7. Roper. Almont; G. S. jayne, Mrs.
NJ Vader, Gunnison; David Frew,
France; w. NJ. Tucker, Gunnison; c.
l. Stewart, Oakland, Calf; Willis
McGlothlen, Crested Butte.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-23

Mexico. once great silver produc-
ing country, is now so badly discour-
aged as result of the continuous in
terscine strife, that very little silver
has been produced from her mines
during the past four years and she Is
now a negative quantity. Tonapah
and Cobalt, the two big producing dis
tricts in North America have past the
peak of their production and the fact
that there has been a general slowing
down of copper, lead with which sill
yer has been an important by-product,
has resulted in nearly exhausted
market and opens the way for a
quick rise in the white metal when
labor costs can be adjusted. The an
nual demand for silver totals $50 mil
lion ounces, an excess of 40 ounces
above the annual production figures,
which indicates that the silver miner
will have his inning when once the
upward movement begins.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-23
COUNTY NEWS IN BRIEF
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Isws-Champion Correspondence.

Ncws-Chnmplon Correspondence
Tuesday, May 20.
Miss Dorothy Carr is visiting at
c. W. Carr's.
Wilbert Baker has received six cars
of fine steers.
The Ralph Miller family expect to
spend the summer on their ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. +. Whinncry have
returned from short visit in Gunni-
son.
Eugene Foster, Ernest Mcneil and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Darter of Pow
derhorn spent Sunday on the Lake
Fork.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nm. Doran. Miss
Bessie Dwyer and Arthur Griffith re-
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-23

About three cars a month of very
high grade ore is being shipped by
leasers on the Good Hope at Vulcan.
Albin johnson, one Of the firm came
in Tuesday and went out 10 Denver
the next day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-23

Miss Edna Hazeltine. instructor in
music at the Normal School received
a wire Thursday morning announcing
the death of her father at his home
in Springfield. Mo. Miss Hazeltine
left on the evening train the same day.
Gunnison friends extend heartfelt
sympathy to the young lady.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-23

turned to Lake City Sunday after n
few days visit with friends on the
Lake Fork and Powderhorn.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-23

from the Lowell Pure-Bred Cattle Co.
|, The road gang IS getting the roads
in good SHAPE. The road TO Wauniia
is in good condition, and reports from
Sargents are that the Monarch pass
road viii b. open in few days
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-23
TRAINING SCHOOL NOTES

David Walker, an eighth-grade pu-
pill. presented seventeen books to the
Training School Library. This gift
is highly appreciated by the teachers
and pupils.
Miss Myers has returned from her
home in Del Norte where she was cal
led by the serious illness of her Iath-
er. She reports him much improved.
Dean Quigley, who has been doing
Y. NJ. c. A. work in France, arrived
in Gunnison Sunday morning. All
are glad to have Mr. Quigley back
with us again. He leaves " ednesday
for Oregon to visit with his mother
He will return to Gunnison about the
first of June to take up the field work
for the Normal School.
The Junior Choir, which is compos-
ed of seventh grade pupils, will sing
at the Community Church Sunday.
May 25th. They will sing the follow
ing songs: Soft and Sweet the Zeph-
yrs Sigh" Native Land. Farewell >
Wilson, "Forsaken, ,"-Koschat."
The pupils of the eighth grade lit
erary society gave a very good pro-
gram last Friday. The program con-
sisted of the following numbers:
Irish POEM ------------Ruth Delo
Facing Death on a Hospital Ship
Howard McElvaine
Vocal Duet ----Lora Allen and
Mildred Reid
Book Review Ruth Delc
''Tarzan in the Jewels of O'Pear'
David Walker
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-23
The DeBeque Shale Oil Co.
THE MANAGEMENT

you viii believe what the best authorities in the
United States tell Us, then you have doubt that
the shae oil industry will enrich thousands of in
vestors who get in the ground floor. 1t all de-
pends the management
In this respect lieve we have an organiza-
tion second to none The officers and directors of
this company all able and success. business
men-men that are recognized Tor ..eir ability and
upright business dealings
With these men in charge Of the company's f.
fairs you are assured Of square deal and proper
handling Of your money. You will share equally in
the profits according to the number of shares YOU
own; some ef the directors in their capacities of
bs7kers have handled ycir money before their rep
utatcn and successes such bear evidence to their
ability and honesty. II only reasonable to sup
pose that they will accord you the same fair treat
ment here.
SQUARE DEAL
This is not stock-selling scheme; it is strictly
dividend proposition These men cannot make money
for themselves unless they make it for YOU They
in this company to make . success Of it: their
profits. will come only ~ dividends. No officer or
director draws dollar OF salary nor will any sala
be paid them until the plant Is installed.
The building and installing Of retorts machinerv
etc, VIII Be under the direction Of competent es.
gineerR. EaST
ORGANIZATION ADVANTAGES
Our plan i to issne only 2-s Of the stock. vb;cb
WI make tie dividends larger; The IS in tie tre.s
ury remaining unsold does not draw aiv,6era.
Ihe avexage eoneem Issues about this a,nourt -
lrsmstjm eaay, ~ sells the rest. Our plan rive.
1e Small invesesr - even break with the tfrss4ors
oeeefdf1g = H. nnmlber Il shares be owns.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-23

+. ]. Sampliner is enjoying a visit
from his brother and wife, DR.. and
Mrs. w. f. Samplii er, of Cleveland,
Ohio.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-03-12
IL Head of Horses

Bay Team. and yrs. old. VT. 24OO
/ Sorrel Mare. yrs. old. VT. 1900
/ Bay Mare. Clyde. 8 yrs. old. VT. 1850
Sadie Pony, 9 yrs. old.
| Driving Mare. 3 yrs. old
| Black Gelding, IL yrs. old
Black Yearlin9 Colts
/ Black Mule Colt
| Team of Bays 8 and 8 yrs. old. W.T.. 28OC
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-24
BUY
WANT ADS Sell
Rent

said halves OF quarter sections which
lie Side by side. also sixteen acres of
OF and from the South end OF the West
Han OF the Southwest Quarter II Sec
ton Number Eighteen, Township
Thirty six North. Range Two East. eI-
ceptlng from said Forty-seven acres
above described square one-half acre
tract in the Northeast corner OF said
Section Twenty four. which said bali
acre tract IS used for church purposes
Notice Is therefore given said defend
ants. that unless they be and appear on
the eth day Of July, a ID. 1919. the
same being the oath Judicial day OF
said Map term Of St Joseph Circuit
Court, az the Court House In south
Bend In said County and State and an.
swer or demur 20 said complaint. the
same will be heard and determined in
their absence.
In witness whereof. J have hereuuto
set my hand and affixed the seal Of
said Court, at south Bt-d. Indiana. this
18th day Of April. A. II. 1919.
WILBUR VI. WARNER
Clerk 81. Joseph Circuit Court.
SELDEN BROWN
Atty. for Plaintiff 2G-S- 10 Il II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-24

TTfE STATE OF INDIANA. ST. JO-
SEPH COUNTY. SS.--In the St Jo-
seph Circuit Court.
Complaint 20 quiet title.
Mont r Edison and Leua T. Edison,
husband and wife.
VS.
Jesse Roberts. Landon r Cabel. Rob
ert H. Caben and julia NJ C1bel his
wife Henry L. Brooke, David Garland
Rose. II. g. Rose Peter Hummer and
sarah Hummer his wife. Henry -. &.
Tucker Thomas Lawson, Archibald
Honnell and Sarah Z. HOnnell his
wife. Eliza j. Eberly, James w. Skiles
and Emma ]. Skiles his wife. Thomas
j. Skiles. Jane inmon, william IN
man. John Iuman. James lnman, john
Imam Ann Williams aud Nathan Il.
Williams her husband. betsey \.
Hummer and Lot Hummer her nus
band. Elizabeth Ann Seward Eliza
beth A Seward. Francis VI. Seward,
Ellen A Seward aud george seward
her husband. Elizabeth \ ry1r anu
Jackson Fryar her husband. Betsey
A Pearson and Alahleu Pearson her
husband and Sidney sawyer.
The unknown husbanGs. wives agents
attorneys. trustees. guardl9Es' So
cessors and assigns OF each or the
above named defendants or either Of
chem II they be living The uuAnoWn
widow. widOweT. heirs legal repre-
sentatives. iegatees. executors anu al
miniStratOrs IF the above named de-
PENDANTS or either OF them u Trey oe
dead
Nov come the plaintiffs hy Selden J..
brown their attorney and ME their
gompIaint herein. together with m
AFFIDAVIT that said defendants above
named are not residents OF the state OF
Indiana
That said suit is prose uted % quiet
fha title as against each aud ai 81 sara
defendants nud 49, against the world 70
the following described real estate Sit.
late In the County OF - Joseph ana
state ~ Indiana to-wit
F0rfv-Sevru acres 81 equal width
north and south on Of and from the
entire North end 81 the East Hair 81 tue
Northeast Quarter 81 Section Twenty
four Township Thirty six North, Range
uue East and the West Half Of the
Northwest Quarter 81 Section Nineteen.
Township Thirty-siX North. Range TWO
east. said tract above described being
taken from the north end OF both ~
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