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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-22
G A M E r A
Sedinta della 8 August 1920.
sED1NTA DE NoAPTE.

D. DUILIU ZAMFIRESCU da
cetire unei telegrame omagiale
adresate la Paris NJ. s. Regina
Maria de ziua nmelui.
Adunarea aplauda in picioare.
D. ministru TAKE IONESCT
depune proiectul pentru ratifi-
carea tratatului de pace de la
Saint Germain.
D. ANIBAL TEODORESCU
raportor citeste proectul de lege
prin care banca Nationala este
,autorizata sa e1nita noui bilete in
valoare de 5 miliarde, pentru a.
coperirea nevoilor de circulate
monetara in rrma retragerii CO.
roanelor, rublelor 81 biletelor
Bancii Generate.
La discutia generala Ill Radu-
canu, intreaba pe dl ministrl de
finante daca statul va plati
Bancii Rationale dobinda sau
comision.
d. TAKE IONESCU raspunde
ca statul nu va snporta de eli
chelt'lielile de emisiune.
ID. GHIULEA face citeva OBJ
servatii Gu privire la nefixarca
sumei bonurilor de tczaur aur ne
care statui lie remite Bancii Ma
tionale pcntru acoperirea emf
siunei.
D-sa releva ca neplata unei
dob1nzi catre Banca lucru o.
bisnuit in toate tarile. Profitul
este al Bdncii Rationale, ceea-ce
motiveaza, dupa parerea oratoru-
lui. necesitatea etatizarii acestei
,Banci...
d. TAKE IONESCU raspunde
ca fixarea sumei 'bonurilOr de
tezaur era inoportuna att timp
cit nu Sc site inca cifra pima la
care sc ridica valoarea bancnO-
telor ce trebncsc schimbate.
Etalizarea nu acum Sc pOatc
pune, cind Banca Nationala face
servicii.
Pus la vot proectul nul, pre-.
zentlndu-se la vOt numai 81 de-
putati din majoritate.
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lMITAT0RIl

Intotdeauna au fost imitatori,
in toate bransele artei, manufac-
turea, etc., 81 acum doua mil de
ami ca 81 All. Poetul latin Hora-
tiu in "Epistoalele" lui imortale
publicate prin anul 10 inainte de
Christos, este pornit contra imita-
torilor lui ceeace Sc vede din Gu
vintele: "Imitatores, servum pc
Gus" (Voi imitatori, turma SER
vila). Poemele bpne sunt initiate.
remediurile bune ,sunt initiate, re-
sultatul e intotdeauna acelas: fie
care initiate este slaba. Daca vrei
Sc cumperi un bun remediu, tire
buie sd cumpar pc eel original.
Daca cautati sd te scapi de apeti-
tul slab, constipatie, dureri de cap,
nervositate, ETC., trebue ca sc cum
peri originalul Timers Bitter
Wine. Acest remediu nu este un
hume gol, el inseamna multi ami
de studiu amanuntit, nenumarate
incercari 81 grele experiments pi-
ma a dat resultatele de acum care
sunt cunOscute sub numele de Tri-
ner's American Bitter Wine. Cere
farmacistului 81 v1nzatorului de
medicina sa-ti dea intotdeauna re-
mediurile originate a lui Triner.-
JOSEPH TRINER COMPANY,
1333-45 s. Ashland avenue, Chi
cago, Ill.-(Adv.)
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PROECTUL PENTRU RETRA-
GEREA COROANELOR, etc.

d. DIR. /. N. ANGEIESCU ci-
teste proectul prin care minis
tcrul de finante este autorizat sd
retraga din circulate coroanele,
rublele 81 bancnotele Bancii &C.
nerale.
Vorbeste la disc1ltia generala
Ill GIL. POPOVICI care propme
in favoarea posesorilor de sumo
mici: clasa taraneasca 81 cea mij
locie din Ardeal, schimbul coroa-
nelor pc cursul al pari, lu1ndu-se
in schimb masuri contra celor ce
au tezaurizat coroane in scop de
specnla. Citeste declaratie in
acest SEM in numele partidului
national.
d. TAKE IONESCU: Culver
nul STA rezervat dreptnl sd fixe-
re Gotta schimbului pc calea unu;
iurnal incheiat in consiliul de
ministri pentru nu prevent pc
speculatori.
Raspunde parerii erodate, ca
in urma schimbului pc ours maj
scazut de cit al pari posesorii vol
Fl mai saraci prin primirea leilor
in schimb.
D. DR.. MUNTEANU arata Cd
toate cumparaturile pentru Ar.
deal s Eau facut din vechiul regat
pc cursul de un leu La 3, 4 s
char 5 cor. Populatia a fost res
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PEhTRU UN PARC
METROPOLITAN

La 2 Noembrie Sc va pune ale
gatorilor, spre decide, o chestie
care MI in legatura cu politica
81 Gu att mai putin are legaturi
GU partidele politice; ia Sc refera
la fiecare persoana find pentru
binele tuturor.
Sc cere O infim de mica parte
din darile platte pentru ca,mpara-
rea la 10000 acare de pamint pen
tru un pare care va Fl numit "'rhc
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Ca Sc ajutati Ia aceasta ca Sc
votezi "Da" la acest plan 81 Sc
explici prietenilor DIV. ca Sc voteze
la fel.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-02-12
HIGGINS AERIAL AND NAVIGATION
O.SAR SCREW OR ~AIR-EATER"
DEMONSTRATED AND DESCRIBED
Alnvention of Denver Man Self. .Stabilizer: Can Re
Built Any Size; Carrying Capacity Great;
Cost of Construction Greatly Reduced:
APPLY Described as "POce Boat of
the Skies" the Lookout Ship of
the Clouds"

An interesting demonstration of the
possibilities of the Air-Screw, or as
it has been tersely and appropriately
designated the "air-eater," invented
and patented by Robert A. Higgins 70
the Higgins Aerial and Navigation
company, took place few days ago
at the company's assembling shops,
l+0O Oneida street, Denver, in the
presence of several interested persons
The model, equipped with cylinder
and air-screw and one horse power
motor mounted on platform with
bicycle wheel and attachment as used
on aefoplanes, weighing in excess Of
200 pounds, moved forward smoothly
and easily and of its own accord, the
revolving cylinder and screw equip
ment driving air through the tube with
centrifugal force, and thereby Great
ing a vacuum in front, and air com
preston in the rear. In brief the fly
ing cylinder solves the problem.
With the present aeroplane the pro
pellor blades are fashioned from wood
while in the Higgins patent, steel
blades, so long desired by those in
terested in air craft are brought into
use. The Higgins propeller, in addi-
tion is safe, because it is mounted
within the cylinder or collar and cen
trifugal force cannot dislodgc them or
throw them off by use of steel blades,
strength and cost important items Of
manufacture, have been taken into
consideration and besides the blades
can be made so thin that impingement
of the air is perfect and the air stream
constant, in other words the steel pro
pelor blade cuts the air so it is driven
one way and this the way desired.
In substance the Higgins air--scrcw
propels veritable cyclone through the
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-02-12

pushes.
In the test recently made, the pres
sure or force necessary to move the
model by hand power tested by scale
was 9 pounds, yet with the air-sc- aw
in operation the model and carriage
moved smoothly to the end Of the long
building.
As stated, the body Of the Higgins
machine is cigar shaped. with wings
for raising or lowering, fashioned like
the wings Of a swallow, with bifur
Gated rudder TO permit Of the unin1-
peded passage of air through the cy-
Under. The machine It is further
claimed IS a self-staDiiizer and on ac-
count of its stability, can run en- the
ground, four feet in the air. or -four
thousand feet or higher if desired
Machines, il is further claimed. coulc
rub together in passing in the air wit
impunity. In brief it is claimed TO
the Higgins safety. be-
cause it will not fall II the engine
stops or gets out of order. Structure
perfect being built around cy-
-self-stabilizer, and can trave
in squadron formation, equidhtant
Where other machines require II!
horsepower to overcome gravity and
! furnish momentum. 10 horsepowe,
for momentum only is needed for this
| Cost OF construction greatly reduced
Can be built any size and carrying
! possibilities great Can be controlle;
| in air-pockets or wind dranghts. Be
| cause the entire structure is slick ar
penetrating, large per cent on al
| displacement is gained. No air waste
over end Of propeller blades and witt
the air screw enclosed the danger fron
! propeller blade eliminated. Can trav
| 81 on ground. or at any altitude. Wi!
develop the police boat Of the slic
and lookout ship Of the clouds.
IN the manufacturing Of the Hig
gins air craft parts win be standard
| lied thereby cutting down cost Whit
motive power TO be later determine
| will be- electricity or gasoline engines
which are now in use and adaptable.
Inventor Higgins, in placing his air
| craft or the market will follow IN tn
| footsteps of Henry Ford. except tha
the Higgins invention will conbn'
safety with speed. comfort and an
| noarance.
During the few months past al,nos
all attention has been giyon n The de
.clopment Of the air-screw 70 hiGl
efficiency, as this is the all importan
| feature in air craft.-Daily Mining
and Financial Record, Denver. Colo.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-02-12
NWSY NOTES
FROM XIDGWlM
CO. HIGH SCHOOL

School has been in session this week
with the faculty present in full force
again. Mrs. Reich returned Monday
after an absence of aAout a week and
. half on account of the flu and Miss
Gallagher also returned Monday after
two weeks absence, due to the flu.
In the absence of these instructors
Mrs. Naught substituted several days.
On last Wednesday school was closed
because Miss Bush WAS unable to be at
school.
We are all looking forward to the
carniva! to be given soon. Miss Bush
will have charge of the star perform
ers OF the carnival-the Dixie Jazz
Minstrels, who will give US the best in
song and dance, such as a pickaninny
cake-walk. Miss McComb will have
charge Of the country store, where
one can buy positively everything
through positively new system of
buying and selling. Miss Gallagher
will have charge of vaudeville stunts,
which promises to be the funniest
kind of ballet and fancy dancing by
the S. {. H. S. ballet and chorus. The
| music and songs will be refreshingly
A04Ahy 0Hu oAA r. Ao"A' HAAS. ss~AS''
promises the best eats ever at the eats
booth. Mr. Rowland will have charge
of the carnival in general.
Victor Meline and Lewellyn Burton
are raising the flag for the school this
| month.
The Juniors will entertain the rest
| of the school next Saturday evening at
at St. Valentine party, which will be
their first annual party. Miss Nc
! Comb has charge of this party.
If the Seniors would get busy and
decorate Senior Hall or keep it tidy,
! they wouldn't be scared of the inspec-
tor.
Seniors are looking forward to that
| Junior party to be given February IA
The second and third teams are ex-
pecting to 20 to Sedgwick Friday mite
to play basket ball. We hope they
beat. because if we do, then we will
| show Lodge Pole who can win, for
| Sedgw.ck beat Lodge Pole last week.
Mr. Morand, the Rural Inspector OF
| the State Department, visited the
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-02-12

cylinder of the cigar shaped machine.
The screw is located in the center, on
a rotating section of the cylinder
mounted on ball bearings, and is 50
arranged that the propeller blades are
mounted on the inside of the rotating
section and extend radially toward the
center with the center open. By this
plan it is claimed by the inventor ::
gain of 40 per cent efficiency obtains
over any other propeller as the center
IS not wasted and no air can pass over
the end Of the propeller blades be
cause enclosed. A vacuum or suction
is thereby formed in front, that draws
while the air compression in the rea,
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-02-12
TRANSFERS RE-
CORDED DURING
PAST WEEK

Jan. 2E-AdoIph Lancbriet to Gus
taf Lanckriet, SEA LOB. S4l6r.
Jan. 27-Adolph Lanckrict to Cy-
riel J. Lanckriet, NEh l-10-l5. S416O.
Jan. 3l--lohn E. SpeIts and wife to
Swan friskopp, ER of lot 8, all o.
lot 9 and VIZ of lot IA, block 2S, Y.
?. First $1,000.
Feb. Percy NJ. Duncan and wife
to Frank Nagel, lots ) and 8, block
So, Clarkson's First. $175.00.
Feb Ward Myles PuIver and
wife to j. c. Wagner and J. H. Par
kcr, SEh l8-1l-47. $500.
Feb III 0. Wiegins and Emma
NJ. Wiggins to Ida r. Walrath, lot 7
and VIZ of lot s, block II, U. P.
First Sl250
Feb. Anna .Widca ct al to John
Sincock, lot u, block ., original tow
Of Scdgwck. $3.50.
Feb. 2-F C. Meineke Jr. to John
F. Sincock, lot II, 18, 10, 20, 21, %
in block 6, First Addition to SedgwicL.
$4,000.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-02-12

high school today wednesday,. He
gave us an address in Assembly on the
Value of an Education" He also
gave us a good recommend on our
"School Spirit, which was better than
any high school in the state, and said
he would recommend us highly 10
Miss Mary Bradford, the State Super
intendcnt of Schools
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-02-12
X EEPING TIME WITH NEW YORK

Mr.. IanninC. manager of the hlpp
received a wire Tuesday, saying that
the picture he will show here Friday,
Febr. goth, "The Willow Tree" is now
being shown in the Capital Theatre in
New York City and the Capital Theat-
er of San Francisco this week.
1t has not been shown yet in Den
yer and will not be shown until after
it has been shown here, which is fur
ther proof that Julcsburg is getting
the latest in moving pictures.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-02-12

New Spring skirts and Millinery a:
Mrs. H. A. Conovers.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-02-12

Messrs. f. II. Gibson, d. j. Hilc-
man, W. T. johnson and B. +. 7ngle-
hardt autoed to Cheyenne Wells, Colo.
last Friday on a short business trip,
returning here Sunday.
l.. f. Lane of Denver was Jules
burg visitor the latter part of last
week shaking hands with friends and
looking after business matters. Mr..
Lane was on his way te Seattle, Wash.
on a short business trip.
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No Reduction i'm Price of
Oakland Sensible Six

At this time when the public mind is disturbed
by sensationaly announced price reductions of
automobiles and other merchandise and commod-
tiles, we desire to give assurance to those who
require Personal Passenger Transportation, such
as provided by the Oakland Sensible Six, that
We do not anticipate reducing the price of our
cars.
Starting with the production Of the
teral required and continuing through to the
finished product over so per cent of the cost of
an Oakland Sensible Six is labor.
Over 80 per cent of the cost of ali other auto
mobiles produced in large quantities is labor
When wages paid to labor are reduced, or
when labor produces more per man, then may
manufacturers of honestly priced automobiles
legtimately consider the reduction of their sell
ing prices.
We have not heard of any instance where the
automobile workers receiving lower wages.
If wages may be lowered eventually we see no
immediate trend in that direction.
In the production OF so essential factor in our
economic life as the passenger automobile-in-
creasing as it does the personal efficiency of own
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by nearly 81 per cent--we believe the work
ers whose toll produces the vehicle should be
large benefciaries of the constructive character
of their work
If abnormal demand has been responsible for
oyer-enthusiastic expansion and inflated profits
in certain instances, the wage Garner should not
be made to suffer as he must il powerful forces
effect lower automobile prices whether no.
True enough, there have been many instances
of inflated prices. There has been profiteering
And true enough, abnormal profits must be elm
mated.
And that is what has been going all around
you recently-the price reductions you have wit
messed in automobiles and other merchandise are
the belated shaking out of the abnormal profits
The normal profits still there.
Manufacturers whose goods have been priced
on actual cost to produce, plus normal profit
have inflated figures with which to appeal to
the uniformed public in sensational announce
ments of "Price Reductions Prudent, studous
buyers will not be misguided by erroneous prin-
einles
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Local News

DIR. w. G. Fortune attended a dem
tai convention at Eau Claire the first
of the week.
L. NJ. Larson was over from Eau
Claire the first of the week on visit
with friends and relatives.
Mrs. A. A. Ecklund and daughter,
Lois Mae, of Warren, Mimi, and also
Miss Nan Nelson of Plum City were
called home by the death of their
father, Mr.. E. Nelson.
The Handy Kitchen has undergone
thorough job of redecorating and
is very neat and attractive. The
proprietors are going to celebrate
the completion of the work with an
orchestra concert Wednesday even
ing.
The remains of Mrs. VIM. D. Garlic
ton, which were buried at Coloma,
this state, were brought here this
week for interment in Greenwood
cemetery. Ed. Pratt supervised the
work and accompanied the remains
to this city.
Howard F. Barker, graduate of
the local Normal, class of 1911, was
a business visitor in the city today.
Mr. Barker is now with the firm of
Whitney & Co., accountants and en-
gineers, Minneapolis. He spent three
years in the Navy and Treasury De-
partments at Washinton, d. c.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks to friends and neighbors for
their kindness and sympathy at the
time of our recent sad bereavement,
and for the beautiful floral offerings.
Mrs. E. Nelson
Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Parson
and family
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. Engdahl
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Ecklund
Miss Nan Nelson
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HOUSES FOR SALE

Fine fully modern 7-room house,
$4,000. Fully modern S-room house,
$47OO. Fine new 7-room house, bath,
lights, hardwood finish, $4,000. Good
7-room partly modern house, $500.
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1t was perhaps appropriate that
during a benefit affair for the City
Hospital there should be a constant
reminder of the emergency worth Of
such an institution. This feature
was sufficiently emphasized, during
Tuesday nights performance of Ben
Iiur, by bevy Of well mannered( p
youths who elected that particular
occasion to spend an hour of bolster
Gus play on the fire escape and exit
on the north wall of the auditorium.
Their part did not receive notable
appreciation from those who were
trying TO follow the performance on
the stage, and the kids outside were
not only risking the need of hospital
service by running up and down the
fire escape, but their racket was de-
veloping a righteous wrath in the
breasts of the patrons, some of whom,
at least, would have delighted in land
ing a well aimed energetic boot.
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Official City Paper. ST.

The Rice Lake Times signifies
spirit of rejoicing over the establish
ment Of en- non-partisan league paper
in that citg, stating That this VIII
give the people an opportunity to read
other than "lxept press" and 'bossed'
news. 1t will be a great novelty,
indeed, if the new paper under
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rownley diction, isn't The most
thoroughly kept" and stringently
"bossed" of any publication in the
neighborhood. Bro. Campbell has
long espoused Townley principles,
and boosted that organization at
every step, but even he has not fol-
lowed the narrow line with sufficient
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THE MAC DOWELI. CLUB
Monday, October Is, 1880 p. m.
Hostess-Mrs. w. G.. Spence
Italian Art, Literature and Music

Piano Solo Gondoliera List
Miss Tossing
Vocal Solo, Nattinata Paolo Tosti
Mrs. Ames
Paper, Italian Music
Mrs. Smith
Violin Solo Selected
Miss Wind
Vocal Solo, Michiamano Mimi from
Opera La Boheme Piccini
Mrs. Walbridge
Talk, italian Literature,
Mr.. Goble
Piano Duet, Sextette from Lucia di
I.ammermoor Donizetti
Mrs. Spence, Mrs. Campbell
Vocal Duet, Vieni Meco Campana
Mrs. Skogmo, Mr.. Bird
Talk, Italian Art,
Miss Pardeee
Quartet, The Merry Heart Denza
Mrs. Ames, Mrs. Skogmo,
Mr.. Powers, Mr.. Bird
Committee
Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Goble,
Mrs. Ames.
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For Sale-A good assortment of
small or large farms at reasonable
prices. Call and get particulars.
W. II. Putnam. (25-tf)
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For Block Wood call Walter Glass,
phone so. (33-3)
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For Sale-One white enamel steel
kitchen cabinett, at George Cox, 141,
Cascade Ave. 1922
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Good building or garden lot. Fine
location. East front. S. l.. Krauth.
(27-tf)
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
FARMS FOR SALE

For Sale Or Rent-80 acre farm,
11a miles southwest of Roberts. Good
buildings and fences. Sharpe Bros.
Roberts, Wis. (31-3l
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Large 7-room house, $500. Broom
house, with acre of land, $1400. Nice
assortment of others. See my list
before You buy. (27-tfl
S. L. krauth
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HOUSES FOR SALE

For Sale-A Fine Home on North
Main St:-S-rooms, Electric lights,
City Water, on two good corner lots,
and good garage. Inquire of Smith
Land q Loan Co. (32-Ufl
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For Sale-Holstein Bull; good
breeding and fine Individual E. f.
Bliss, phone 20-S. $3.50
Fer Sale--Big Type Pure Bred
Poland, China Bears. Healy Bros,
Route /, phone 5-P. $3.50
For Sale-Round Oak Stove, No.
IS. In good condition. Inquire at this
For Sale-Large, new, fumed oak
library table, also a ball-bearing
clothes wringer, reasonably priced.
Mrs. Max Sherburne. 1927
For Sale-Hard coal heater. self
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Wanted place to store household
goods for month. Inquire at this
office. $3.50
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WANTED

Roomers Wanted--7Mrs. A. Cald-
well, 406 Spring Street. (32-4)
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feed heater with Is inch fire pot,
in good condition. Can be seen at
store. c. w. Heidbrink. (33-tf)
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precision to gain recognition from the
gang they have invaded his field to
establish liberal press.
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Oakland Price Advance i'm Five Years, Due tO
Increased Cost of Labor and Material,
Only PA Per Cent

In 1915 Model 80 Oakland Sensible Six was put
en- the market at S795 f. o. b. factory.
Since 1915 the wheelbase of the Sensible Six
has been heightened five inches, its weight in
creased four hundred pounds its horsepower ma
terialy increased, its frame made deeper, and IN
many other ways the car has been enlarged,
strengthened, improved and refined.
If the present Model SAC had been built in
1915, it is more than conservative to say that
based on labor and material costs at that time,
we would have been compelled to list it to sell at
$685. or more f. o. b. factory.
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LOST

Lost-Auto starter crank, on Fargo
District road between the VIM Nc
Kahan farm and city. Finder please
notify this office. (33-D
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INSTANTANEOUS FOR SALE

S, L. krautli