davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-12
FREIHEIT VARUJE PRED NOVYM
REAKCIONARSKYM POKUSEM.
HLAVNf STRUJCI KAISROVSKEHO PREVRATU
TEST Sc NERUSENE SVOBODE

Berlin H. dubna Freheft, organ neodvislych soca-
istu ktery by tax vyborn6 KaprOvych panech
pfedpovfdal dosavivS osuny prevra uvefehu
dnes podobne varovani General Ludwz kappuv voensky
dktaor spouspklenec plukovnk Bishof zi nerusene
staku Franzburgu nedaeko Sralsundu backem pobre
III Luewze sbihai dosud vsechny milky dalsich
velice moznych protrevoluc pro N6mecku naide
vzdy do rodne pidy kdezto Bschof cesuie jako
po cee zem ably mez pfrzenc monarchistickeho
zimu udrzoval spoeni.
Vse oznamene jest radum berlinskym velce dobfe zn
ale mic neni pro reakonarim temto podnkano List
nrohasuje re dstonic skore prvrzenci eXkasa
Vema, mali armadu vleku neivysSi vee armady
Seecket Jest v6sm nepreem nemecke repubky nez Luet
Dnesni vlada teprve po dlouhem otaenf pfkrota
iednoho neihavnejSich spklencu 1rebiSe Lncona
do nedavna von6 prochaze ucemi berlnskym
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-12
DOPRAVA zELEZNICNfCH NAKI.A-
DIV CLEVEL LANDE. ZASTAVENA.
ASH 5000 DELNfKU STAVKOVALO VCERA ZDE A
DALEKO vic JINYCH OHAJSKYCH MESTECH.

Stavka zeleznicnich delni-
k1, propuknuvSi V sobotu od-
poledne pc druhe hodin6. "a
stavila temer vsechen dovoZ
nakladu do naseho mesta a
pak-li nebude urovnana brZy,
rovnez velky prGmysl nasled-
KEN nedostaku surovin bude
ohrozen. Vcera stavkovalo zde
asi 200 zelezniGarG a neko-
lik set jinych muzu ma praci
dotcenych zeleznicnich zrizen
cu odkazanych. V Columbus
stavkuje 1000 nadraznich
strojvedoucich, brzdaru, topi-
ca a klerku, V Youngstown
5000, V Dayton $50, V Toledo
5000, V Alliance 1926 av Can
ton Ohio rovnez nekolik set.
Pak-li stavka Sc prodlouzi, O.
verlandovy tovarny ma auta V
Toledo, $4,000 muzG zamest-
navajici, budou zavreny a vse-
chen prumysl Mahoning lido
Ii poruSen. Zde trpi nedostat-
KEN odvazenis sroztaveneho ko-
wa a kusove litiny zviast6 new
burz3ke ocelarny, kde 5000
delniku bude k zanechani pra-
ce pomery donuceno, kterezto
dilny zasazeny byly stavkou
poslednich nekolik m6sicG iiz
nekolikrate.
Nakladni vlaky ustaly Gle
velandem projizdet neb lokal-
nj sluzbu vykonavat jiz V sobo
tn v noel, kdy podobna dopra-
va uplne byla zde zastavena.
Stavkou zde nejvice jsou po-
stizeny drahy New York Cen
trail, Big Four, Baltimore and
Ohio, Lake Erie, jako i mistni
okruzni draha (Belt line).
Ma zeleznicnlch nadvorich v
Collinwood, u nadrazi Union
a ma tratich v dosahu vych So
ulice stavkuje vice jak 500
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-12

zrizencG,v Lindalle 500, ma ira
itch Mahoning Ave. $50, V
zeleznicnim stredu Il Seneca a
Clark Ave. 200 a We stredech
pennsylvania drahy ma Kin
sman Road a Bedford vice
jak 500 muzi. Mezi stavkuji-
cimi zeleznicari jest jen men,
81 procento nasich krajanG a
2 tech nejvice bylo zamestna-
no V Bedford a ma Kinsman
Road nadvofich. Unie vyhyb-
karu rozestavila veera pikety
ma vsech clevelandskych ma
dvofich stavkou postizenych.
Ma tratich lokalni Newburgh
and South Shore ilrahy neobje
vii Sc vtera jedihy parostroj.
Nakladni vlaky staly totiz ma
pobocnich liniich a vsechny
nakladni lokomotivy byly wy
chladle.
Predseda bratrstva zelezni.
carG p. Lee vydal k stavkuji-
elm jakesi provolani. nem5
zada ie Q ~na~r<f do prace
Bratrstvo jest pry pro vySs
mzdy nadvornich zeleznitaru
o Zvyseni musi vSak die umlu
Wy vladou rozhodovat vladn
delnicka komise, ktera budt
brzy presidentem svolana
Predseda Lee ujist t'oval vcer;
tez re stavka V Chicagu Sc jii
roZpadava.
Predseda Americke Fedora
ce Gompers otekava Sc V Gle
velandu a loyalnl unie zelezni
earG ocekavaji Cd n6ho, re vii
vem svym bude pomahat kl
| skoneeni strajku. Pak-li b,
stavka Sc protahla, Clevelan(
pocitil by nedostatek potraviI
a mnoho tovaren nasledkem NJ
dostatku materialu i paliva M
selo by sve vyroby zanechati
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-12
POLACI ODRAzEJi BOLSEVICKY
NAPOR.

Varsava, H. dubna. = Slime d6lostrelecke pechoni i
zdni akce pri nichz tezkych zrt byy rude gardv od
razeny mozrske obasti mali Poakm vynest pfizniv6si
"dmnky miru bolsevickym Ruskem. Mezi poskou koS-
sti byly stny naporem rznych pokych fronach ma
byti Varsava donucena rychlemu uzavreni mru.
Novny vypravuji, Paderevsky, byvay premier vra
Il do Varsavy aby vykonava poslanecke povinno Pro-
kaku neopodstanene povesti re Paderevsky dvou
mesfcnch prazdninach Scarsku vrati potick6 Gin
'osti.
Pafiz H. dubna - Depese Bernu pravi ze Sc iedna
yracen vaeenych zaatci sce 100000 zaatych Rusu de-
sud meskajicfch Nemecku 100000 nemeckych rakou-
skch zajach, dosud drzanych Rusku Poslednesi sou
internovan hlavne Turkestanu a Sibifi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-12
JAKYM ZPUSOBEM HODLA VLADA
ZAKROCITI PROTI STAVKARUM.
GENERAL. zALoBcE PALMER DO wAsHlNcToNU

Washington II. dubna- - Generaln navadni Palmer
vrati Ultra do Washngonu ably ual vadnf akce
res otazk zda dnesn zeezncni svka jest zakoncm do
voena. Urednc justiGnho Department. plne sbraji po-
febny material vSech dueztesch zelezncnich sedsk
aby svemu nacenfku predozi z wpracovane pojednani
Jake anovsko vlada ydc stavce zaume nen jese znamo
vi jen tok ze zasadn usnesen vydano bude neblzsf
dobe. 'FM' %s"F
Palmer meskal fe6nicke cests Georg, odkud ry-
chic byl havnho mesa povoan. Vlada mize dnesnf
suac zakroc jedne die zname Leverovy pfedlohy. ac
podobem pripad6 nevyslovue tax ku pfi-
kladu nemze by uzto soudnho zakazu ako tomu byo
stavky havirh mekkeho uhi DIE vyroka uednikd mdze
vsak byt pro svkardm nastoupeno obzalobou restnch
zemena tehdy kdyby avkeu trpea doprava poy Spo
jenNch Statd. :
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-12
ZPRAVY Z CZECH.


VSesokolsky slet. v Mar.
Pol. uvefejnen jest interview
S prednim cinovnikem sokol-
skym drem. Helerem. Die je-
no sdeleni odhaduje Sc celko-
w vydej sletovy ma 5 milionG
120 tisic korun. Ke srovnani
budiz tn uvedeno, re posledni
slet roku 1912 vyzadoval
pouhych 637.413 X. cili osm-
krate meme. Letos tini ma pr.
naklad ma cviciSt6 skoro 2 a
pnl milionu korun, kdezto V
roce 1912 cinil $4,000 korun.
Ke stavb6 jeho bude tfeba 43O
metr. cent? zeleza, 3,057. 900
hrebikG, 10000 tesafskych
skob a 10000 Sroubu. Vynos
ma vstupnem odhaduje Sc ma
1,840.0O0 korun. Prihlaseno je
asi $1,000 cviGencn. kterl Sc
budou stridati, jezto cviGiste
pojme nejvyse $4,000 cvicen-
CD. Celkova navsteva z Ame-
riky Sc odhaduje ma 900 osob.
Pro uleh6eni zasobovani bude
zakoupeno 200 tisfc masovych
konserv krone opatrenl potra
vim jednak V Jugoslavii, jak z
americke akce Hooverovy.
Stravovani Sc bude diti hlavne
vefejnymi kuchynemi.
/ zide uctivaji Masaryka.
ZvlaStni kabelogram Jewish
Morning Journalu" V Londy-
ne re dne "a. brezna oZnamu-
je, ze Zidovska Narodnl Rada
" Ceskoslovensku povolila je-
den million korun ma stavbu
studentskeho domu ma pocest
70. narozenin profesora Masa-
ryka.
Loupez lese u Pardubic.
Dne 2. t. m. sci 18lety mlynaf
sky pomocnik Jan Sorm 23le
tym strojnim zamecnikem An
toninem Jezkem z Dolni Kalne
u Move Paky Bohdante do
Pardubic. Kdyz o 7 hod. vecer
dosli k lesu Zvanemu "Hor.
ka" vyritili Sc ma ne diva ne
znami, chatrne obleceni muzi
a ztyrali je. Sormovi zpnsobili
ma hlave n6kolik krvavycf
ran. Pfi tom byl Sorm olouper
O 700 X a Jezek o ITO X. Ma
to lupici zmizeli. Cetnictvo "a
hajilo po Mich patrani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-12
STAVAJfCf NEDOSTATEK PAPiRU
STAVKOU JESTE STUPNOVAN.

Youngstown, II. dubna. - Nasledkem povazliveho o.
chromen dopravy nakadnich vaku ehoz pfcnam sou ze
leznicn stavky omezi zde y cd terka oznamovac cast
novn procent pfiste nebude vydano elsie ez by
bvlo sne jak 6 stran. Zprava Findlay pax hlas ze
tamnsj dennk nevyide nascdkem nedosle objednavky u
skac{ho papru Dennk The Kansas City Star z veera
pfipoustel vets oznaky jak T soupce kaEde srane
jednotlivym inserujicim firnam.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-05
GAME AT LEAGUE PARK SUNDAY.
Santa Fe Regulars and Scrubs Will
Play-NO Admission

The Regulars and the Yannigans of
the Santa Fe baseball club of Topeka
will play at Western league park Sun
day afternoon at O'Clock.
No admission will be charged, the
object being to show Topeka fans just
what the club has in the way of ma
terial and also to settle the question
of two or three positions, according to
Manager Cap Wells. There is also a
question in his mind as to certain
players who will be retained perma-
nently, he said.
All the candidates have been work.
ing faithfully since the workouts COM
menced April 1, and the club as
whole is in mid-season form. Both
catchers-Vogel and Coddens-are
showing good form.
mo matter what the outcome of this
game will be- said Manager Wells,
the Topeka fans, after seeing all the
boys in action. will, 1 am sure, know
we have a real baseball club to fur
nish them with amusement this sum-
mer"
With the opening of the season
close at hand, arrangements are being
completed with several fast clubs to
play at Western league park. The
dates will be announced soon
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-05
WASHBURN FACULTY CHANGES.
Prof. Nudge to Pennsylvania-Car-
Pcnter TO Succeed Dean Hughes.


DR.. E. Leigh Nudge, who has been
mead of the Washburn education de-
partment for three years, has re-
signed to accept the chair of educa-
ton in the Pennsylvania state normal
IN Edinboro, Pa. He will remain at
Washburn until the end of the sum-
mer session and leave late next sum
mer to assume his new position as
chief of the most important depart
ment of the eastern normal school.
He will realize an annual salary in
crease of $500.
While at Washburn Professor
Nudge has given not only valuable
service as an instructor but has OBJ
tanned many teaching positions for
both students and alumni.
Another important change on the
Washburn faculty may be the appoint
ment of Prof. c. E. Carpenter. head
OF the political science department., to
succeed Dean T. w. Hughes, dean of
the law school. Dean Hughes it has
been announced. is so occupied with
writing law textbooks that he has not
sufficient time to give to- the executive
duties of the head of the law school.
He will continue as a law instructor,
conducting classes in contracts, agency
and evidence.
Professor Carpenter has been rec
commended for the position of dean by
Roscoe Pound, dean of the Harva I'd
law school, President Womer said.
Professor Carpenter formerly taught
in the Illinois university. He was an
officer during the late war and fought
in the ArgOnne
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-05
STATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FVENING MAY

schools of Western Kansas have the
finest kind of possibility for winning
track teams. All that is needed is
consistent interest in track" Coach
Robertson is track enthusiast and
has succeeded in arousing more inter-
est in track than has ever been shown
in Western Kansas.
The following high schools competed
and secured the total scores as indi-
Gated: Norton county, ST; Logan
county, 16; Ellsworth, Is: Trego
county, 10; Luray, Il Phillipsburg. g.;
Osborne, A; Hays. 2 70 Cove, 1; Nor
catur, u; Oakley. ~ Esbon, o: Sher-
man county. 0; Lacrosse. 0; Goodhope,
o; Wilson. 0.
The event. individual winners and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-05

j, Holmes. Norton. time 81 seconds; .,
Quigley, Luray; 3, Grass, Hays.
One-Half Mile Relay.
Won by Norton, time AL Team-Cou-
way, Holmes, J. Gleason and H. Gleason.
Pole Vault.
Estate high school record. II feet inches }
j. Beason, Wakeeney, 10 feet. 1 inch; .,
Moore. Phihipsurg; 3, Conway, Norton.
Shot Put.
Estate high school record. Al #, 215 in)
i, Allen, Ellsworth, 40 feet Q inches: ..
Mum, Norton; 3, Conway, Norton.
High Jump.
Estate high school record, 5 it. 91S fnl
l, Blain, Norton, feet inches: Q
Womer. Phillipsburg; 3 (tie), Spencer, Oak
ley, Grass, Hays, Furman, Norcatur.
Broad Jump.
Estate high school record u IT 6 inl
i; Becker. Logan county, Is feet, II
ipches; =, Conway, Norton; 3, Ferris, Os-
Discus.
Estate high school record, Ill IT.. 8 in.)
j, Allen, Ellsworth, 1O4 feet. y Mum
Norton; s. Frame. Norton
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-05

/, H. Gleason, Norton, time 554 sec
onds; 2, Eckman, Osborne; 3, Grass Hays.
SS0-Yaru Run.
Estate high school record, . :06 $50
1, Clapp, Logan county, time 2:13 Is !;
2, CaIhoon, Norton; 8, Nelson, Cove.
Mile Run.
Estate high school record Al 4-5.)
l. Clapp, Logan county, time 5 minutes
and Is second; Campbell, Wakeeney; 8,
Calhoon, Norton.
120-Yard Hurdles.
Estate high school reeord, 16 3-5 seconds)
l. Womer. Phillipsburg. time 20 seconds ;
?, Holmes, Norton; 3, Fritts, Wakeeney.
220-Yard Hurdles.
Estate high school record, &c As seconds.)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-05

which took place at Hays. Monday.
Because of showers the track was slow
and the crowd of spectators small but
competition was keen.
The Fort Hays Kansas Normal Of
fered a silver cup to the high school
winning the most points. Norton
County High School won the cup with
81 points out of 1872.
The Normal School also gave a gold
medal to the high point winner and
silver and bronze medals to first and
second places. II. Gleason of Norton
County High school. won the gold
medal with IS points.
Coach A. ]. Robertson of the Nor
NAL School said. 1.-THE boys in the high
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-05
THEATER MANAGER is FINED s25
G. l.. Hooper of Orpheum Operated
Show During Flu Ban.


A fine of SIS and costs was assessed
against G. L. Hooper, manager of the
Orpheum theater, Tuesday afternoon
by Police Judge Hugh Mcfarland for
operating his show February 10 in
violation of an order by the board of
health
The testimony of Patrolman Lloyd
Rife resulted in the conviction of
Hooper. Rife was stationed at the
front door of the theater to keep the
crowd out. He told Judge MacFar-
land that woman purchased a ticket
and despite his protests showed past
him into the show house. AS soon as
she was seated, he said, the orchestra
began to play and the operator started
the picture machine.
Il didn't want to treat her rough"
Rife testified, land I couldn't make
her get out after she entered the
theater because 1 had to watch the
rest of the crowd"
E. D. McKeeyer, Hooper's attorney.
announced that he would appeal the
case to the district court. He alleges
that the complaint was not valid be-
cause it did not specify what order
of the board of health was violated.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-05

records in the meet, together with the
State High School record are:
50-Yard Dash.
Estate high school record, 25 seconds.)
1. OToole. Wakeeney, time 6 seconds !:
2, II. Gleason, Norton; 5, Conway, Norton.
1OO-Yard Dash.
Estate high school record. 10 rs seconds.)
l. Gleason. Norton. time IL seconds: Q
Conway, Norton; 5, Quigley, Luray.
220-Yard Dash.
Estate high school record, % secondsl
1. H. Gleason, Norton, time % seconds I;
., Quigley, Luray; 3, j. Gleason. Norton.
44O-Yard Dash.
Estate high school record. % 40 seconds)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-05
TOPEKA JEWS MEET MAY II.
VIII Hold Big Celebration for Restora-
ton of Palestine

Jewish residents of Topeka will
celebrate the restoration of Palestine
to the Jews at a big mass meeting
Monday, May II, according to an an
nouncement made by Ike Gilberg.
chairman. It is planned to bring sew
eral important speakers to Topeka for
the occasion
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-05
NORTON co. WINS
Takes Fort Hays Track Meet,
Winning 81 Points.
Despite Slow, Heavy Field,
Good Records Made.

Hays, Kan. May 5.-Representa-
tives from sixteen high schools COM
peted in the Sixth District track meet
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24

(rHE END,
-0sssrsoht 1889, sy sAs Ban syndsesss
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1920-12-24
REPORTS FINDING OF CHRONO-
METER IN SHARKS BELLY

A queer tale came from the Chan.
deleur Islands when the fishing smack
lola, Captain w. S. Stevens in charge
locked at the Scranton Fish Com
panys' wharf adjoining the l.. and N
drawbridge. According to Captain
Stevens, no matter how the winds MAY
Shift and blow, the mariners compass
points the way.
While drawing the nets in shoaI
water off the island in addition to a
haul of 1000 pounds of large mullet a
big shark doomed inside the meshes
The monster quickly succumbed to
well-directed blows. On opening the
sharks belly perfectly new cronom
eter was revealed.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1920-12-24
SOLUTION


whereas certain further construction
and eqlpment is required on the City
Public Wharf to render the same avail
able for public use, for which the
public funds of the City are not ,suf
flclent and in the opinion of the
Council such further construction and
equipment is public necessity. he
it therefore,
Resolved, that ii is hereby declared
by the City Council of the City of
Pascagoula to be the intent and MIR.
pose of said Council at a regular meet.
ing to be held on the 18th dav of
January, 1921, without the EXPRESS
sanction OF the electors of the CITY nm.
less on or before the date last afore.
said POO of said qualified electors make
and file written protest against tho
same to provide for and issue s15
100000 of the bonds of the CITY Of Pos.
cagoula in accordance with the statute
IN such cases made and provided. said
Bonds to be known as the Wharf
construction and Equipment Bonds of
the City of Pascagoula.
Resolved, further that the CITY
Clerk be and is hereby directed 10
publish this resolution in the Pasea.
goula Chronicles for three veals
proceeding the date fixed as afore.
said for authorizing issuance of said
bonds. '"
Approved, this the 22nd day of DE.
cember 1920.
F. II. LEWIS. MAYOR
], M. L. valverde. City Clerk of the
City Of Pascagoula. Miss. hereby
certify that the foregoing resolution
was duly adopted by said Council ON
the 22nd day of December, 1920
M. L. VALVERDE. CITY Clert
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1920-12-24

Section 70: SW1 of Mel, contain.
ing 40 acres, more or less, which said
last three described parcels of land
containing 147.1 acres more or less is
the same land which was conveyed to
Coast Realty & Colony Company by
W. H. BOuslog under the Articles of
Agreement and Copartenership organ
izing the said Company dated May
1911.
In Township 6 South, Range 8 West.
Section "a: The undivided one-half
interest in the SCI and the SCI of
SWl, equivalent to 100 acres, more
or less.
Section 25: The undivided One-half
interest in the whole of said Section
rs except the SW4 of SW4 and being
equivalent to 300 acres, more or less !;
and which is the same property acquir.
ed by w. H. Bouslog, as follows: BY
a deed from E. G. Tonsmeire, Trustee
dated Jan LIST, 1912, and recorded in
Book 81 at pages 632-634 of the Record
of Deeds of Jackson County, Missis.
sippi; by a deed from A. Y. Harper and
w. r. Harper dated Feb. Goth, 1912,
and recorded in Book 81 page 634 in
I
Mississippi.
Also the SWl of Me- of Section IA
and SWa of NE, of Section 20, in
Township South, Range 5 West in
Jackson County, Mississippi, and con-
tanning so acres, more or less and
which said lands in George and Jack.
son Counties herein lastly described
were acquired by w. H. Bouslog from
II. B. Eeveritt, Trustee, dated Oct. 21st,
1912, and recorded in Book 38 pages
531-532 of the Record of Deeds of
Jackson County.
The acreage of the land hereinabove
described is stated in conformity with
the official maps Of the Government
Survey of the said lands
Together with any and all other real
estate owned by the co-partenership OF
the Coast Realty G. Colony Company or
by w. II. Bouslog for the account of
the said Company; and including also
all equities, rights, privileges, titles
and interests as were conveyed in the
deed from the Coast Realty & Colony
Company and the individual members
thereof to w. T. Smith, February 18th,
1917, and recorded in Book 43 pages
41S423 of the Record of Deeds of
Jackson County, Mississippi.
All of the right, title, interest and
equity of the COAST REALTY & COL
ONY COMPANY. and of the individual
members of said Company, to.wit, w.
II. Bouslog, M. P. Bouslog, w. r..
Barber and E. B. Dunten, in and to the
following notes, bills and accounts re-.
ceivable, to-wit:
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1920-12-24

Section SO: Sci of NWi and SWa
of Me- and 81 of SCI of SWa, contain
/ ing 100 acres more or less. And all that
portion of the SCI Of NEl and all that
portion of the 81 of SW4 of SCI lying
West of the Saracena Highway, con
tanning 21.5 acres, more or less.
! Section "a: 81 of Me-, containing
/ so acres, more or less.
4 Section 35: NWl of NE4 and 81 OF
NE. of SWa and SWa of NW4 of SEE
and Ell of NW4 Of SCI and 81 of SEA
of SWa, containing 10 acres, more OF
less; also all that part of the Ell OF
| Ell situate West of the Escatawpa
River, containing 81 acres, more or
| less.
In Township South, Range S West
Section 4 EA of Me- of Me-, con
tanning 20 acres, more or less.
Section S: Ell of NW4, containing
80 acres, more or less, and all thai
portion of the NWl of SCI situated
East of the Saracena Highway, con
tanning acres, more or less, and
the SCI of NEi containing 40 acres
more or less.
Section 12: w! of WE, containing
| lDU HlOlt VI ltSS, anu all Ol tHe
| Ea of SWi West of the Escatawpa
River, containing 20 acres, 0ore OIL
| less.
In Township S South, Range West
Section -: 81 of NW1 and Ea OF
SW4, containing 100 acres, more OF
| less.
Section So: All of the Section, con
| tanning $40 acres, more or less.
In Township 6 South, Range West
Section /: NJ of SCI and SWl OF
SCI, containing 100 acres, more or less
Section 2: Me- and NW4 of NV
of SWl and 81 of NWl of SWl ant
SW4 of SWa, containing $50 acres
more or less.
Section II: M of SWl of NEl ant
Ell of SEA af Me- and NEl of SCI
and NJ of NWa of SEa and 81 of SW4
containing 100 acres, more or less, and
all that portion of the NJ of SCI OF
NWa situate East of the Saracena
Highway, containing As acres, more OF
less.
Section IL: Me- of NE4 and NJ OF
NWi and SWa of NWi and W. of SWi
and SWa of SCI, containing $50 acres
more or less.
Which said lands above described
were acquired by w. II. Bouslog from
W. Denny & Company under two GER
tain deeds of conveyance, the first
dated April 9th, 1912 and recorded in
Book So, pages 110-113. of the Record
of Deeds of Jackson County, Missis-
sippi, and the second dated January
oath, 1913 and recorded in Book 40
at page GA of the said deed records !;
and which said lands were also acurir.
ed by the said Coast Realty & Colony
Company in the names of the above
mentioned individuals composing the
same under a deed executed by Fred
Taylor, Special Commissioner, March
25th, 1916, and recorded in Book AZ.
pages 2S9-290 of the Record of
Deeds of said Jackson County, Mis-
sisspi.
The Following Lands in Township 7
South, West.
Section II: NW1 of NWa or the
Nj of Lot T. and the Me- of the NE4,
containing so acres, more or less,
which said property was acquired by
w. III. Bouslog June 18th, 1918 from
the heirs at law of Elias b. Smith,
Deed recorded in Book 80, pages 351-
352 of the Record of Deeds of Jackson
County. Mississippi.
In Township 7 South, Range q West.
Section Z: W. of NW5, containing
so acres, more or less.
In Township 7 South, Range 5 West.
Section 1: All that portion of the
Sc. of SCI situate East of the Mobile
& Pascagoula Automobile Road, con-
tanning 27.10 acres, more or less.