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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18
LA CORRESPONDENCE DEBERA
SER ENVIADA \ Ell PASO.
TEXAS

T,.,----,~.. r--.--.-' ---- - DnTNC'
NOGALES. Arizona. A0ril 1T.--El
Administrator de Correos de NOga-
les. Arizona. Mr.. J. J. Mcintyre, re-
cibi6 aver instruciones del Director
Genera! de Correos, de enviar la
oficina de correos de Ia ciudad de
El Paso. toda n correspondence diri-
gida las oficinas de correos del Es-
tado de Sonora. La oficina de e. Pa
so. Texas. Sc encargara de entreg2T
csa correspondence u oficina dc G..
Juarcz. para que el gobierno de "a
rranza Sc encargue de hacer Ia entire
ga de Ia correspondence en- Sonora
conforme a los planes que considere
mas eficaces.
La orden recibida por el Admins
trador local de correos expresa. de
una manera Categorical, que nj Ia
correspondence Gepositada en- Noga-
les, Arizona y dirigida Nogales, So
nora, puede ser enviada al lado mexi-
canc. sino El Paso, Texas, para que
de ALI Sc remita la oficiaa postal
de Ciudad JudrcZ, para que las auto
ridsdes carrancistas Ia haga1 heear
Nogales, Sonora cuando esa pobla-
ci6n este dominada por el gobierno
del centro.
En- vista de tales instrucciones, los
comerciantes, profesionistas Y en- ge-
neral todos los hombres de negocios
de Nogales. Arizona, que tieaen ne
cesidad de comunicarse con sus CO.
rresponsales. en- Magdalena, Hermosi-
llo, Cansnea, Guaymas Y otros pun
tos de Sonora, han estado llevando
su correspondence a la vecina pobla-
ci6n mexicana Y recogiendo ALI Ia
que les llega de los referidos puntos.
tuvieron tempo bastante para cargar
eI botin que recogieron en- Tlalpam y
para llevarselo sus madrigueras en-
Ia serranfa.
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MICHOACAN SIGUE LEAL A
CARRANZA

-,,,---,r, Fs,.-s~, ,,-ro - pRENS.S.
CIUDAD DE MEXIC0, Abril II
Ell Coronel Ortiz Rubio, Goberna,
dor del Estado de Mi;hoacan, lie diri-
ei6 un despacho Cafranza en- cue le
esegura que ell mencionado Estado
continna siendo fiel al gobierno fe-
deral Y que 10 apoyara en- todas sus
determinations.
4 tai mensaje Sc le ha dado gran
importancia en- los centres oficiales
Dor tratarse de un Estado conside=
rado como obregonista por serlo ai
Gobernador Ortiz.
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der 10 solicitado por e. gobierno
actual de Mexico.
E. sena&or Ashurst, en- uD momen-
TO de vehemencia, dijo que esperaba
uue eI go0ernador de Arizona "repe-
leria con Ia fuerza q cualquier grupo
Ge asesinos arrnadoS que prerendlera
cruzar Dor Arizona en- tren pie
TERRA" agregando que ha 0egado e.
tempo de cue 'el EsCado de Arlzo-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18

T>,-----,r Fs7o-;cI -Grr - P3ENSd
NUEVA YORK, .Abril 17.-Dicen
las noricias que llegnron hoy de Ia
Ciudad de Mexico, que en- definiti-
va NADIA Sc sabe acerca del paradero
Dc Obceg5n de Hill y qle las perso-
mas De quienes sc diio que 10 habian
visto cuaHdo salia de la capital bor-
do de IN yoderoso autom6vil fueron
examinadas por las autoridadeS, ha-
b;enGo declarado que Green haberlos
visto. pero que no estan seguras de
que hayan sido eIlos. Todas las de-
mas noticias que corren q este res
pccto son meros diceres Y 10 unico
rositivo cs que nadie sabe 10 que
haya sido de Obree6n Y de Hill.
Informes llegados de Zitacuaro
hacen saber que Sc les VIC ALI, Dero
est? noticia no ha podido confirmar-
Sc.
Muchos obregoa;stas eStan salien-
DO furtivamente de IA ciudad y Sc
gun Sc dice. tratan de u2irse al m9vl-
miento rebelde.
Fl gobierno, por su parte, ha relte-
RADIO las declaraciones hechas recicn-
tcmente acerca de que las elecciones
no scran aplazadas y Ia opinion ge-
neral es que Ia ausencia de Obregon
: de los principales lidereS de su par
tjdo facilitara grandemente la tarea
de hacer que salga electo BonillaS,
menos que Ia revoluci6n cunda rapl-
Gamente Y amenace de manera serla
al gobierno. cosa que no Sc cree muy
facil pues Sc dice mucho que ei pals
va no quiere una nueva revolucIon-
Tambien Sc asegura que al gobler-
no no le CORE mucha prisa el envlar
tropas a Sonora en- vista de cue tlene
recesidad de elias en- otros ICgares Y
que acaso fuera mejor dejar als!ada
: Sonora hasta que pasaran las eiec-
clones.
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GENOYEVO DE LA O, ATACO Y
SAoUEO TLALPAM
TsIco.a-,a r.pe..e' pare - PFENSA.

Telee-a-z1 Esps-SGi pare t. PFENSA.
Ell PASO, Texas, Abril 17.-Noti-
cias llegadas hoy de IA Ciudad de
Mexico. dan cuenta de que Genovevo
de IA O., al frente de una fuerza
zapatista, atac6 Y Saque6 Ia ciudad de
Tlalpam, D. F, hace unos cuantos
dias, Y que por mas que Sc enviaron
violentamente tropas de Ia ciudad de
Mexico, liegaron, como de costumbre,
tsrde.
Los zspatistas, segun Sc asegura,
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CARRANZA CONCENTRA Mu-
CHAS FUERZAS EN- LA Gu
DAD DE MEXICO

T>i---,-,o Ee,-.-s-! y,--, r; PRENSA.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Abril II.
Ell gobierno esta concentrando en-
esta capital grandes ndcleos de fuer-
zas en- provision de posibles distrr-
bios, llegando va el nimero de los :
soldades que grarnecen esta plaza
diez mil, seg,in Sc ha informado.
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Tcicgrama Especial para "EA PRENSA.'
Ell PASO. Texas, Abril 1S.-Esta
mahana empezaron a circular rumo-
res refercntes a que los generates
C0rcg6h Y Hill fueron asesinados
mistcriosamente en- la ciudad de NJ.
yico Y cue las noticias references So
fuga de ella con intenciones de unlr-
Sc d los rebeldes de Sonora 10 son
mas que una mentira urdida por Ca
rranza con el objeto de que pase mad
vertido el asesinato. Por mas luch2s
cue sc han hecho para conflrmar
esta noticia, no ha sido possible con-
scguirlo.
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Tet.g-c7r,G ESpccidi para "LA PRENSA
NOGALES. Arizona. Abrl II
Informes recibidos del general Fran
cisco Serrano. quien Sc halIa en- cami-
no de NogaieS, Sonc-a, dan cuenta
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Uno de los asuntos de mayor inte-
res. entire los relacionados con el
actual movimiento rebelde en- el Esta-
30 de Sonora. es el del misterioso via
je del General Obreg6n. q traves del
rais. h2sta el territbrio sonorcRse.
en- eI one Sc le esHera para cue Sc
ponga al frente del movia1iento re-
voluc;onario iniciado por su5 parcia-
les.
Las inicas noticias oficiales cue
sobre el particular Sc tieren, sor las
cue e1 estas columns hemos publ
cado. Y cue dicen cue Ohregon, acom
panaGo del General BENJAMIN Hill.
sali6 de Mexico a bordo de un auto
m6vil. con rumbo a IA ciudad de
Iguaja, Guerrero.
Persona, de nacionalidad america
ra. llegada a esta ciudad ultimamen-
te. nos proporcion& a tai respecto,
nuevas informaciones que a guisa de
version no confirmada, damos nues-
tros lectores.
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e. nLSTERIO DELA SUERTE DE
LOS CRALES. OBREGONY HILL

dc que Obreg6n Sc halla bien Y que
espera poder reunirse con 81 esposa
en- Ia vecina poblaci6n mencana den-
tro de ounce dias.
S.rrano fue durante mucho item
20 jefe del Estado Mayor de Obre-'
g6n Y su secretario particular Y tiiti-
mente estaba encargado, con Hill,
dc la campana politica obregonista.
Serrano es esperado en- Nogales Ia
pr0xima seInana.
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LIBROS EN- ESPANOL.

Compre usted sus libros en- espa-
nol a Ia Casa Editorial Lozano, 118
n. Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio,
Texas. Es Ia mas barata
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tuvieron tempo bastante para cargar
el botin que recogieron en- T!alpam Y
para llevarselo sIs madrigueras en-
la serranfa.
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(pass a Ia Sexta Pianal
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-05-28
the next boat back again.

He had gone down to the sea to
meet Miss Violet Cooper, a young
English girl, who reached this city
Thursday as a cabin passenger on
the Mauretania. She had left Eng
land with her mind all made up on
an important subject. She is on her
way back again with hef mind as
completely made on the same sub
icct. but in wholly different di-
rection and to an entirely diffeEent
erect.
Inis is ner statement to the au-
thorities at Ellis Island. whittier she
was taken, because she insisted on
going back en- the same vessel
which brought her here without set
ting foot on the sidewalks of New
York:
My purpose in coming to this
Country was 10 marry an American
soldier whom | met while he was
serving abroad. We were to have
been married here, but have
changed my mind. If he calls for me
please tell him l will not see him.
That's ally have to say"
So wher the early boat arrived at
the island yesterday the young wo-
mans decision was communicated
to the person whom it most con-
cerned. He raised no commotion
whatever. In fact since the immi-
grafton authorities refused to dis
close his identity there was nothing
to inform the casual-observer
which of four young men travelling
back to the Battery by the next
ferryboat was the one who hao
just been so abruptly crossed in
! love.
Nothing, that is to say, until the
boat made fast to Manhattan sol
and the four walked ashore with the
| flock of passengers. Three of then
dived unconcernedly into the sub
way and bought tickets for uptown
But the fourth espying florist!
walked to it, and purchasing
great red rose, pinned it securel!
on himself.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-05-28
COMMENCEMENT
MORNING Of JUNE 1
VIII Be Ee:o n Opera House at ii
O'clock an VIII Be Simple Yet
DigniGed Capt. John J.
McSwaia Of Greenville
Will Make Address
"Propey Gander'"

The graduating exercises OF the
,;29O class will pe held in the City
Cpera House at II o'clock on the
morning Of June t. They will be
simple in the extreme and will ht-
tinglv represent the successful end
ing of a year. card, earnest, honest
work.
Capt. John J. McSwain, one of the
prominent lawyers Of Green7;ile, ana
former captain Of infantry in the
recent World War, will make the an
,raI address rca class is 10 De con-
graduated upon securing such an en-
tertaining and logical speaker as
Can't. McSwain who is to honor them
on the big day of their lives.
The program IS not fully complete
but will probably consist OF the sal
utatory, class history, will, prophecy
songs, essays and valedictory.
The exercises of the morning will
conclude the school commencement
but the eleventh. grade WIFI present a
play that evening in the Opera House
for the benefit Of the high school
annual and the school library to
which all the friends OF the school
I are cordially invited: A small admis,
sion fee will be charged to help add
books to the library and to make the
annual better volume.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-05-28
MAKING INQUIRY
INTO KIDNAPPING

Washington, May 26.-Investiga-
tion was ordered by the state de-
partment today Of the circum-
stances attending the kidnapping of
the two Americans in Mexico. The
American consul at Chihuahua
was instructed to conduct inquiry
and there were indications that
no representations would be made
to the new Mexican government
unless the investigation develop
that the men were seized by others
than forces of Francisco Villa. It
was assumed, however, the Ameri-
cans were captured at Villas or
ders as a part of mis- tactics to ex-
tort tribute from the mining CON-
panies.
Homer C. Carr, one of the cap
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..v.s, :: mining engineer emplo;-
i ~ ...a ..-merican Smelling and
Refining company who went to
Mexico ir.m New York City. The
identity of the other prisoners was
unascerta;ned. The consular report
ave the name as macdonald"
The records of the department show
two men of that name, both mining
engineers, in Mexico. one of them
in the Parral district near Jiminez.
There also is M. C. Demand of
Vernon, Texas, who went to Mexi-
CO to work in the oil fields.
Concern over the safety of the
Americans was less than that mani"
Tested by revolutionary agents here
over the resumption of the warfare
wage6 between Villa and the con-
stituted authorities in Mexico for
so many years. To the revolution
ary agents refusal Of Villa to ac-
cept terms of cooperation and the
consequent necessity of renewing
military operations against him
have meant a delay in the recogni-
ton of their government either by
the United States or any other
great power. No efforts have been
made by the new government Off
cials to secure recognition and it is
believed here that none will be
made until some indication is re-
ceived from the United States gov.
ernment that such action Would re-
ceive favorable attention.
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recommending full cooperation

recommending FULL cooperation IN
the movement.
The adoption, however, FOLLOWED
amendment of the report instruct
ing the assembly's representatives
in the movement to Safeguard the
historic position of the Presbyterian
church in the United States con-
cerning the spiritual character Of
the mission and work of the church
and to cooperate in securing
more intimate relation between
the Interchurch World Movement
and the church, and in bringing tn"
movement more Immediately under
the direction and control of tA2
church"
The vote tonight followed twa
hours of debate on the majority re-
port, which was preceded by all-day
discussion of the interchurch move
ment. The vote was 90 for and 90
against adoption.
Following all day debate, the as
sembly late today by vote of 1%7
to 1O3 declined to sever relations
with the Interchurch World Move
ment.
It was announced, however, tina;
the question would be brought be-
fore the assembly again late to-
night on a proposal to adopt an
amendment for the majority report
recommending continued full co:
operation in the movement. Two
subjects already made special or
ders for tonight would take prece-
dence over this question, it was en-
planned.
The vote, which apparently sur
prised many commissioners and OBJ
servers was on the question OF
adoption of the committee minority
report, as previously amended by
adoption of the amendment Offered
by the Rev. J. S. Foster, D.. D., OF
Anderson, S. c., yesterday as sub
stitute for sections of the original
minority report.
AS amended the report which was
rejected recommended that "thc
assembly approve the action of the
executive committee in underwrit-
ing the expense of the InterchurcE
World Movement;' that "the as
sembly could approve the principle:
Of cooperation" of the movement
and "could indorse the possible
program of the movement on which
the churches of Christ may unite,
but declared that "on account of
the machinery involved in the op-
Grafton of the movement the assem-
bly, declines to cooperate further" "
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BRIDE -TO-BE CHANGES MIND

New ork, May 24.-Even at the
present stiff prices of ocean passen-
ger travel there are times when a
man may regard as soundly invest
ed that money which, sunk in a
first class steamship ticket, brings
him nothing more substantial than
information.
Somewhere in this great city,
thinking things over with might and
main, there is a young man who,
having caught the first boat to
Ellis Island yesterday, turned right
around on reaching there and took
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ASSEMBLY VOTES
FOR COOPERATION

Charlotte, N. c., May 26.-The
Southern Presbyterian church will
continue cooperation in the Inter-
church World/ Movement. With
Moderator Walter L. Lingle casting
the deciding vote, the assembly just
before midnight voted adoption of
the majority report of the executive
committee on bill and overtures,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-05-28

Rub-My-Tism is a powerful anti
septic; it kills the poison caused
from infected cuts, cures old sores,
tetter, etc.
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BUY "DIAMOND DYES"
DON'T RISK MATERIAL

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-05

A hoo oPON NoLI DC iliAiS
spoutati? U vsech rohatych v
Tartarusu, ten, kdo to udelal,
zaplati mi "a to svym zivotem
V nejvetsich mukach musi W.
pustiti bidnou svoji dusi!" hro-
zil kapitan, trhaje okovy, krou-
te mimi, re div 81 ruce ze zape-
sti nevykroutli".
tx tomu je treba volnych ru
kou a volnych nohou a to Wy ne
mattel" smala Sc Judita. "Muj
pan sc vam media a budete NIT
S MIN tezsi praci, nezli 81 my
slite".
"a kde je - ten tvuj pan?"
"Bezpoehyby tam, kde sc
mu vede dobre!"
Kapitan zaskripal zuby a u
cinil vyhruzny posunek. Chtel
n6co rici, to vsak bylo mu pre-
kazeno prichodem Justina,
jenz probudiv Sc pc druhe kri-
KEN kapitanovym, vstal a sesel
GolI.
ooh, tn jste!" zvolal lupic.
"Jak to pride, re probudiv Sc,
nalezam sc V okovech?"
Coz nepamatujete Sc, CO u
dalo Sc vcera?" chladne tazal
Sc Justin.
"Ja Sc pamatuji, ze Lfistali
isme k tomuto ostrovu, re ODE
Oval jsem $ vami a pill pri tom
hodne brandy. Tu bezpochyby
jsem 81 trochu vice prihnul, nez
bylo zapotrebi!" odvetil kapi-
tan.
"Myslim, re tomu tax -
Judito, mole hodna divko, u
delate nejlepe, kdyz vratite Sc
do sve kuchyne a prichystate
nam dobrou snidani!" rekl Ju-
stin.
Sure, sir! Ale coz kdyz Oh
Sc stane neprijemnym a vzdo-
rovitym? Dovedete skrotiti he
bez moji pomoci?"
"Judito, ia Sc stydim Ia vas,
Clovek v okovech! Jdete jen
ma hodna divko".
Sure, mne je to jedno, ale
ten tam je vteleny d'abel okc
vech. To nenf clovek Wy Sc {
tom presvedcite", pravila Judi
ta, odchazejic.
A nyni", pravil kapltan
kdyz oba osameli, "nyni snaC
mi racite sdeliti, jak prisly tytc
okovy ma me udy?"
Coz yam to ia divka mere
kla?"
eta divka? Ia je hotovyn
blaznem z Bedlamu! Je to d'a
bel z Tartarusu. Ona nedelal;
mic jineho, nezli jen stala |
vchodu a posmivala Sc mne
flameny pekel d'ablu, sir
Proc mne neodpovidate?" di
yocc zvolala kapitan, upadn;
V Silenou zui'ivost a trhaje c
kovy, re mu krev re zapesti po
Gala rinouti.
"Kde jsou moji lide?" Ia
hfmel ma Jlstina.
"Ti opustili vas a odpluli il,
Hcera", chladne odpovedel Ju
stin.
Lupic sklonil spoutane rue
a u velkem udivenl zahledel S
V oblicej mladeho mnze.
"Oni pouzili te prilezitosti
rezitim, co nachazel jste Sc "
stavu opilosti, uradili Sc, re s.
vas zbavi. Muz jeden, jmenen
JobSon -"
g Muj druhy dastojnik, s;
tan at no spali!"
"Byl vudcem buricu, ktef
zvolili 81 jineho kapitana, jiste
ho Mulligana -"
9 Muj prvni dustojnfk, al
sc "a to smazl V pekle IS
g A proto vas tn zanechal
We stavu bezvedomem pod v
lenim noveho kapitana odpluli
ably Sc vicekrate nevratili".
"Nyni teprve rozumim vSe
mu! Bidni, sobecti d'ablove!
va,ipSl cnca1ony lra,,;fap boa,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-05

=.
kllnati, tax re Justin odvratil
sc cd neho osklivosti.
"Co,pak Wy vite mne, re ja-
zyku svemu davate takovy pru-
chod?" tazal Sc.
vim vse, nejen CO dotyce Sc
vasi osoby, ale celeho vaseho
hrdlorezskeho muzstva. Diky
volnemu uzivam vaseho jay
ka me brandy, klidne odve-
til Justin.
"Oh! aye! aye! Plameny pc
kel d'ablul Kdo vlozil tyto o.
kovy ma mne? Tt burici, ane-
bo -''
ia SAM, pravil Justin.
''Vy tedy! A Wy doufate, ze
zustanete ma zivu? U vSech-"
A nyni nasledoval cely kata-
rakt nejhrdznejsich kleteb,
sprostoty, nadavek, ktere dale
ko predcily prvni jeho vybuch.
Justin podepfen o vybezek ska
ly, tekal klidne az Sc vyboufi,
coz stale Sc teprve "a nekoik
minut.
"Jak mohl jste Sc odvaziti,
mne spoutati?" tazal Sc konec-
ne.
"Protoze uznal jsem to "a
dobre".
Nasledoval op6tny vybuch a
pax divoky rozkaz:
"Okamzit6 mi je sejmete!
okamzite, pravim! nebo osud
vas bude jeste horst" !"
"Opravdu? Coz nenahlizite
dosud, re takovymi nerozumny
mi vybuchy Sc jen vysilujete?
Jste V moci moji a zustanete v
nj tax dlouho, jak sam uznam
"a dobrei A pfece, vzdor tomu,
ze jste morskym lupicem, hrd-
lorezem a palicem lodi, chci s
vami zachazeti lidsky a jestli
ze necham vas We vazbe, dele
Sc to jen pro dobro iinych. Wy
zustanete V okovech. protoze
neni radno vam duverovati ma
tax osamelem ostrovu jako ten
to, kde nestava zakona, ktery
by vas odsoudil a potrestal po-
die zaslouzeni a ma nemz ziji
dive bezbranne szeny. To bych
spiSe pustil tigra mezi houfec
malych deti, nezli nechal vas
na svobod6, tax abyste stale
mohl ohrozovati onu jeskyni.
Proto zustanete V okovech. V
l:azdem jinem ohledu bude "a
! chazeno S vami vlidne. Wild
neji, nezli zasluhujete. Tez ma
misto toto nejste odkazan sta
lie. Behem dne muzete sc pohy-
bovati po ostrovu die libosti. u
tikat, nebo rychie bezet ovsem
nebudete moci; m1zete ale pla-
ziti Sc, nebo jlti malym kruc-
KEN tesiti Sc jasu slunecni-
mu. Pokrmy budou vam doda-
vany naSeho vlastniho stolu.
Tuto je zridlo ciste jak krist' al
vody; tn muzete uhasit svoii III
| zen a umyti ST oblicej a ruce a
zde je rucnik a kus mydla. Ny
! nj zanecham vas o samote, a.
byste mohl premySleti vsem.
co jsem vam pravil. Ia kratko
poSlu vam snidani''.
Pc techto slovech Sc Justin o.
bratil a opustil sluji.
| Kapitan lupicu, jenz S vel
kou netrpelivosti naslouchal
dlouhe teto reel, vypukl znovu
desnym vztekem a zuril, klel.
Eadaval hrozil az desno. Ju-
stin nedbal toho a odesel primo
do jeskyne Britomarty, ktera
jej jiz ocekavala sc snidani.
"Dobre jitro, draha sestro
lObavam sc, ze zufivy vezen
prerusil rannl vas spanek pra
vii.
| "Ano, on mne probudil; byl
ale beztoho jiz cas- ku vstavani
a proto nedbala jsem toho".
"Bedad! Ten je jeste horsi,
nezli chechtajlci d'abel. Sure,
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rennecke. lot s. block .. satla.s aa.

Brennecke. lot 9. block 2. satia's ad-
dttion. 81.
G. II. Linn to George HIN. part OF
lot 5. block 2. Culver's addition.
State Center. 1880.
Barbara Schickler to Arthur Fol
Ing. lots and 2. block q. Babcook's
addition. State Center. $1,000.
[ O. +. Dietorich TO Peter Cober. lot
8. block Q, 81.
James Peckham. OF Woodbury.
county. to Betsy Peterson. part OF
lots 4, . and 9. block 7. Andrews ad-
dition, 81.
Angelica Binford 10 Eta Wilson.
lot Z. block 4. Riverside addition. 81.
q. Il. Speers to Florence +. Love-
Joy. part Of lots 3 and 4. block 3.
SleiSht's addition. 81.
J. A. Lattner to Il. +. Radlofr. lot
50, Melrose Park, $4,000.
NJ. NJ. OBryon to- Sarah Nitsch.
part OF lot Q. block .. Andrews ad-
dition. SS,a00.
Liszie Mundon to Milo Barber. part
Of lot 8. block 2. westlake's fourth
addition. 1850.
j. d. Plumb to II. A. Smith, lot ~,
Melross Park. 81.
J. ID. Plumb, 10 II. A. Smith. lot 1.
block IS. Rice's addition. 81.
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undersigned referee to sell the fol-
lowing described real estat in Mar
shall county, and state Of Iowa, to-
wit:
Lot No. Thirteen (13) in block No.
one III in Woods second addition
to the town of Marshall, Marshall
county, Iowa.
Said sale to be at public auction
to the highest bidder. and in ac-
cbrdance with the decree Of the
Marshall county district court. I
will proceed &c gel! ss!.aa property &c
the highest and best bidder for cash
in hand, at the front door of the
court house In Marshalltown, Mar
shall county, Iowa, where the last
preceding term of the Marshall
county district court was held, on
the Goth day, OF May.7a920, ct II
o'clock a.. m, of said day. K
h Dated at Marshalltown, iowa, this
Fist day of April, 1920. w. II. Moon,
sole referee F. L. Meeker, attorney
for plaintiffs. ~ 81