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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Park AVENUE DETACHED. s,room brick
home. :, Price s. $50. Possession Sepicrn.
HANOVER AvE-2mo block. detached.
rooms. hot water heat. Price. $3.50
terms easy. Possession September l.
PARKLAND.-s rooms. baths. ho,-wa,cr
heat. - hardwood floors. Price. $3.50:
, tGpmf ' Me,l FGmIj , This home is excep
n S5reb: H., co 5G1 looms and s'Gsnrns
SEQ GS5e"' '''S '''"' Terms easy Price
ccIIiTRGnL HI!Inio rooms. brick. 81, foo,
LAND AvENrE-:roo cottage on a 10.
foot lot. Price. s3.250.
s, HARRISON s.r--Nicc Groom house n,
$500. y bargain.
CHURCH. IIILr.-5 rooms and bath. Price
WEST h:sl TIi2c s 5?ens .s s9a bath
An exceptional buv. ''''
bath. gas Lot SoxI;5 feet. pric. ,a,..
GmAGE sT7HEET-lS rooms and two baths
,hroushout. Easement under cntIr. hn,sn
,,ti az large enough for three Gears In
eAcepiIonal buy at siG.y0. -"
T. +. SCHMIDT G CO. INC.
Realtors
p North Eighth Street.
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NORTH RICHMOND
HOMES FOR
SEPT. 1.
Stuart Road, s
rooms, tile bath,
oak floors $50 500
Bacon Road, s
rooms and bath,
screened and
shades 9 35O
The Terrace, 8
rooms, tile bath,
shades, sleeping
porch; papered
nicely, and only. $500
Ora ham Road, 8
rooms, tile bath,
oak floors $3.50
Griffith Avenue, 8
rooms and bath;
modern 7.75O
Hermitage Road, 7
rooms, modern. $3.50
Fendall Avenue, z
rooms and bath,
modern 1000
Moss Side Avenue,
rooms, tile bath,
weather stripped,
garage, shades
and screens 10000
Hawthorne Avenue,
8 rooms, 2 tile
ba tbs, sleeping
porch, oak floors,
and only =. 1880
We have some good buys
in lots in this section. See
us before buying.
j. A. Connolly G. co.
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On account OF health OF the owner.
we are authorized TO sell the entire
stock of new and used furniture OF
the above concern on
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for Sale

Houses for Sale 81
de,achei ' siN u strictly wv modern S.HeM
lat Price $500 Terms See Chas =
Ruchrmurd. Room 10 Allison building,
sos l-2 East Main Street.
FOR SALE. Hanover Avenue. attractive
S-room brick residence. strictly mod
ern and IN nrst-ClISs condition. Price.
$500 See chas. +. Rushrnund. Room
-, Allison Bul,d.nE. sos l.. East Main
Street.
FOR SALE. Third Street. l5-room brick
house section. Price. $500. The owner
Will consider small cash payment, build
Ing lot. Liberty bonds as first payment.
and balance on easy terms Possession
can he had at cmv:; Do no, miss this
i,"nm 10. Allison building. sos i-2 East
Main Street.
FOR SALE-Two new. beautiful homes.
consisting OF \ rooms. sleeping porch
baths, hot-watcr heat. electric lights
etc. modern IN every respect: beautiful
locMtiom. owner. boulevard 3ao-J.
FOR SALE-By owner. beautiful, five
room bungalow in barton Heights:
splendid location. occupied ~sonly few
months. attractive. and well arranged: no
agents 2lt. care Times Dispatch
FOR SALE. NV" cheapest houses in Rich
mond Garner on Park Avenue: 10
rooms. baths. hot water heat. garage
Really desirable" home. Price. $40. 50O.
On Floyd Avenue. II rooms. bath. hot
ingS, on both sidcs. Price, sl2.5O0. Pos
session of either September LIST. Rich
moad Trust Company. Real F.stat. De.
partlncnt. seventh and Main Streets
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for SnIn

Houses for Sale 81
iiS ~ s,,y ana SUBURBAN MONIES o, .
Street. "''A g Co. .>0r'h n'sn'n
li0uSE-Will sell for cash or trade for
G,roSm house. With heat. balm am, anu au w sTSr
IN mouse: large cedar: splendid stable
OF Of ErYunu. ali in good crops and well
i ZEN one mile OF car ana miles Of
lrsS. seSVo i1,. eafS f rHssssi ps:
patch.
'A rssidsnSc ON wNA JsS Stoem
Be- sSsssn rs,ss Terms
SON bul.dinE. 500 IL East Main Street.
MAPLE LODGE-Attractlyc Groom cob
p n.ss'T rn cot large living room. nre
AR neat, ~! fest OF porch. cellar. aGou, 5
Box 2ol. Juniata. Ia.
MODERN twelve-room home on Yves,
sornSI jus, west of MSn rS E SsatFd ro Sn
snI ,nr september lst Sec US for price
10. Allison Bulding. 500 IL East Main.
MOSS SIDE AVENUE - Eirhi.room
s,r isqireo; pa no, water heat. ie bath;
ibarGain a, $500. Can arrange term
S SSs ch is AEa huG ,,m,a SSis Agent
Main Street.
STOP PAYING RENT.
Heights. ,
$500. 0o-woodland Heights.
s''''o'oo-Granite Avenue. wcsthnmp-
$1,000 .0o;-92o West Nam Street. six
room brick. In ilrst-ciass order Good
hoS dG JSsi, IL ws ya'nS rs sySry day
$500 oo-i62S and 1890 Ashland Street.
0FSN sS SSu First at ysei Hcs
mouse. good condition: good small cor
s2,25o.oo-i5is Yves, Cary street. easy
sS.a5o. oo-lll South Lombardy. two
$50, o4;-l92a Taylor Street. corner
$500 o9-SlS North Eighth Street.
home problem. ''"-
WALTER SCIIAAF.
CcEtral National Bank building
WEST ESD-For sale. sIx-room. two
story frame dwelling. electric lights and
iair3sc heat; in good condition: lot log
ny l34 convenient to Westhampton ear
inc Arnly 20 4Sli W. Franklin Street
leonard Heights. -
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.fUCTIONS-LEGALS
Auction Sales
legal Notices

ing OF the stock holders OF the Watkins
Cotire!l Company will he held In the Of
nee Of The company. Fourteenth and Dock
1920. at II o'clock noon. c. 5. Fensom.
SeoretArN- Tr.nsurcr.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
--=-=--
BY POLLARD AZ BAGBY, INC,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Positive Auction Sale
of a
Suburban Home

SIX ROOMS. COMPARATIVELY
NEW: MONUMENT AZ ]; L r.
COLONIAL PLACE. NEAR PAT
TERSON AVENUE.
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REAL ESTATE FOR sale
Earms and Lnnn fnr Sail

Farms and Land for Sale S3
FARMS--wc have a great many small and
large farms for sale, some near car line.
at bargain oTiccs. l.. T. Brauch n
Ninth ST.. Room >.
FARMS-We nav, large number Of
stock. grass truck. dairy ana poult-v
farms Oh our list. near railroad stations
md on the bes, au;omobilc roads In the
state. Any OF these farms, II bought al
once. can be gotten at bargain pr!ceA
Don't wait: get in touch with US imne-
d!atcly. g, l.. X III. l.. Dtno sQI Last
Main Street
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FARMS ON CAR AND RAILROAD.

FARMS on CAR AND RAILROAD.
- acres. i;-room house. hot and cold
water. electric lights. bath. on trolley
and railroad, $4,000.
10 acres. l0-roon house; modern con-
vcnieuccs. on trolley and railroad. So. 500
1870 acres. i2-room house. new and
up-to-dhtc outbuildinEs:1 GO cleared ana
in the hiGhes, state OF cultivation. bal
woven wire. on railroad: also on X. W.
IL; 100000.
houses. one : rooms. one rooms:
l1o acres OF Al land; 100 cleared. balance
in timber and wood Cheapest farm in
Virginia for the price: $4,000.
SAM'L Il. DtGGiNS.
With Blackburn ~ Rogers
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FLORIDA IN SrMMER-why best to
locate now. What pitfalls Ia avoid. Why
some fail. others succeed. questions an
swvrcd free. send Toe for copy big mid
summer number EIorida's great State
journal. splendid articles. wonderful IL
Illustrations. Address Florida Grower,
Tampa. Fla.
FOR sale. 100 acres of land: 81 acres In
OAK and BALANCE in pine. VIII sell az
whole or sell tiub-r separately. Apply
AIR. Ford, 1901 Missouri Avenue. High
land Park.
FOR SALE-Ncar Taylor. Va. ON the r..
J. X J.. and the Washington highway,
very attractive home. ) rooms. plenty
."f cuthuild.nss; good. young orchard.
r-st in timber. 1t Will make a nice
chicken or truck farm. near church and
school. Don't write. come and see th.s
place VIII sell mule. hogs. chickens.
farming implements and all crops. cheap.
x. l.. Thomas
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Mr.. Perdue,
A. CONNOLLY & co.
Price, $4,000.

RGhINS-lS acres, residence and
s3{{4tntP 32.$Jo 90 acres. house aut timber
5<36nSS 40 acres. house and hams. 5000
33SAd60 SdEry farm. cnDtDDsG. tarp.IFn
.4fan6sHandoiph $40. American k.aI;, fg
slyh Times Dispatch Bui.G.ns. Rich.
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AT no. 24Oi PARK AVENUE.

traitors OF the estate OF j. r. Hardy
deceased: To sell at public auction, at
the residence.
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FOR SALE. ChaiRn Street. nCw corner
6,ro@m and tile bath hricl. residence
sion, Price. $4,000. As ii;tio ns p'G s.S6
ncceptah!: fog hrat payment. balance ia5
irr month ana interest Sec Chas Il
iuchrmuhd. Room 80 An!son- Hi,iid,nr
SO3 Il East Main Street
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Suburban for Sale

FOR SALE. Highland Park new 7-rooIn.
reception hall. strictly modern stucco
residence: We'll located. Price. $1,000
Immediate possession. Terms. See
Chas. r. Ruchrmund. Room 49, Allison
InildinE. 500 l-2 Eas; Main Street.
FOR SALE. Highland Park rooms
we'll located. detached frame dwelling;
large lot Price, $4,000 for quick sale
Terms Immediate possession. See Chas
J.. Ruchrmund. Room AZ Allison auiId-
ing. 500 liz East Main Street.
GINTER PARk-Modcrn corner home of
eight rooms. hot water heat and all
other modern convcniences Possession
any time. Price. $3.50. Sec Charles T.
Ruehrmund. Room iG. Allison Buiding
500 l-o East Main.
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J. SRf31L ESTATE FOR Sale


FOR SALE. Highland Park grocery store
q We'll located. Price. Si,5o. includes
anu. build.nS, STOCK. lNiuEcs ana Zoo.
sfip. Immediate possession business
Established years. Terms can be- AZ
tansed See Chas. f. kGchruuuG. Room
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-. ,"N ,H'II. AnythIhg I! you Ind IN,
buyer want Ads in tho Times. No., 4. u,
L..HE Uuler ana seller togetheE
The north Mississippi herald., 1920-04-30

(By mistake this order was overlook
ed when the Proceedings of the Board
was copied from the minute book.)
Now on this day there came on be-
fore the Board the matter of the pc
tition of w. c. Bryant, ct al, the said
petition praying for the formation of
q certain separate road district, the
said road district to contain certain
lands in Beat 5, of Yalobusha County,
Mississippi, the said land being de-
scribed as sections %, %, "a, 25, 26,
27 and the North half (1a) of section
81, and 35 and SO, in Township "a,
North, Range East, First District of
Yolobusha County, Mississippi; Also
section 19, 20, 21, %, 27, %, 20, and
80, and the North half (1a) of section
81, 32 and 33, in Township "a, North,
Range 6 East, First District of Yal-
obusha County, Mississippi; and it ap
pearing that at a previous meeting of
the Board of Supervisors of Yalobu-
sha County, Mississippi, the origina,
petition was filed for this Road Dis
trict under chapter 173 of the Acts
of Mississippi Legislature of the year
1914, and that the said original pc
tition bore the signatures of more
than sixty per cent of owners of real
property within the said proposed
Road District, and that the said sign
ers owned more than sixty per cent of
the real estate in said proposed dis
trict; and it appearing that the Board
of Supervisors did enter unpon its
minutes ap,order appointing an en-
gineer, towft; Edwin N. Seymour, and
that the said Edwin N. Seymour gave
bond as required by the said act and
proceeded to his duties as provided by
the said act of the Legislature; and it
appearing that on filing by the said
Engineer of the report required by
the said Act, the Clerk of the Chan
Gerry Court of this County did give
notice by publication as required by
law for the property owners in the
said proposed district to appear be-
fore this Board to show cause in favor
of or against the establishment of
this district; and it appearing that
this Board did on and after the said
--,-.ss,, =, held the said petitios continued,
and that it now rests before the Board
subject to the Boards action, it also
appearing that there stands before
the Borad the additional petition of
more than eighty per cent of the own
ers of real property in number in the
said proposed district and the said
owners owning more than eighty per
C, It of the land in said district, pray
ing that the improvements be made
and the district established, and show
ing that the establishment of the said
district is necessary for the public
welfare and for agricultural pur-
poses and for the best interest of the
owners of real property within said
district and the only protest filed "a
gainst the establishing of the said dis
trict having been filed by one indi-
vidual who owned less than ten per
cent of the land in the district; and
the said individual having long since
sold and conveyed the title to the land
to other parties; so that there now
stands no protest, SO that it now ap-
pears that there is now before the
Board in due and orderly procedure
a good and lawful petition for thees-
tablishment of separate Road Dis
trict comprising the lands above des-
cribed in Beat of Yalobusha County
The north Mississippi herald., 1920-04-30

that all the requirements of the law
and the facts have been met and that
the petition represents the truth, and
that the establishment of this sepa-
rate Road District is necessary for the
public welfare and for agricultural
purposes and for the best interest of
the owners of real property within the
said District and meets the approval
of more than eighty per cent of the
land owners in number in the Dis
trict owning more than eighty per
cent of the land in said District; it
therefore appears to the Board to be
just and proper that the said District
be organized and it is hereby ordered
that the said separate Road District
comprising the above described land
in Beat Five of Yalobusha County,
Mississippi, be and the same is hereby
established and created as provided
by the said chapter 173 of the Acts
of the Mississippi Legislature of the
year 1914.
1t is also orderd that the said sepa-
rate Road District be named the
Schooner Road District of Yalobusha
County, Mississippi.
arate 1t is also ordered that w. Z.
Bryant and J. E. Laycook and R.
Daley, three owners of real proper
ty within the County and this Dis
trict be and they are hereby appoint
ed to act as Commissioners of the said
Separate Road District; it appearing
that htere has been no petition to the
Board of majority in number of
the owners of real estate in this Dis
trict for the appointment of any par
ticular person as Commissioner.
D. E. PARKS,
Clerk of Board of Supervisors
The north Mississippi herald., 1920-04-30
NOTICE TO FARMERS

The Water Valley Farmers Ex-
change wants the cooperation of ev-
cry farmer in reach of Water Valley
in buying farm supplies.
We have saved thousands of dol
lars in cooperative live stock and
grain shipments and can save thous-
ands of dollars in cooperative buying.
We saved $500 per ton on fertili-
ger last year and can save on other
farm supplies.
Now is the time to lay the founda-
ton for selling our cotton next fall
if we expect to get full va,ue for it.
H. L. COLEMAN, President.
The north Mississippi herald., 1920-04-30
COULD NOT STOOP
TO TIE HIS SHOES
Gets Rid of Rheumatism And
Gains Twenty Four Pounds
By Taking Tanlac.

"Tanlac not only added twenty
four pounds to my weight but put
me in as good health as ! ever was in
my life," said Augustus Helms, a we'll
known farmer of Morton, Ill.
"For four years / was troubled
with rheumatism and indigestion"
he continued, "and many day gave
clean out while working in the field
and had to lie down until / got
strength enough to get back to the
house. My rheumatism was so bad
that every morning had to rub my
legs before I could stand MP and my
back was so stiff and painful that it
nearly killed me to stoop over. My
joints, too, wer ESQ stiff and sore that
/ could not bend over to tie my shoes.
Ny appetite was very poor and when
| did eat anything | was in misery .or
hours afterwards. | was hardly ever
able to get good nights rest because
my kidneys were so badly out Of or
der, and last spring my condition got
so bad wasn't able to work and for
several weeks I could hardly get out
of the house.
The nap>I hired to take my place,
reeonarne Taq,se SO g eirlfiy t.,at ',t
Story short, I havn't a pain An my
body now and can do as hard days
work as any man. eat three square
meals a day, digest them perfectly
and sleep like top every night. In
fact, | couldn't ask to be in better
health, and all the credit is due TO
Tanlac.
TANLAC is sold by all the leading
druggists in Yalobusha County
The north Mississippi herald., 1920-04-30
cLAlMs coNTINUEp--

Ordered by the Board that the fol-
lowing claims be continued:
C. w. Kincade, bldg. bridge $50
Itemizer, printing books $50
Sayles-Bryant Co., sundries- 1883
Wes Rowsey, road work. 1000
Russell Grader Co., culverts- 242.88
W, N. Frost, trs. acct.,- 7.20
The north Mississippi herald., 1920-04-30
SCHOONA BOND FUND

Ordered by the Board that the fol-
lowing claim be allowed out of the
Sshoona Bond Fund:
A. L. Lacey, road work. 200
The north Mississippi herald., 1920-04-30

R. T. Evans, road work 100
Ben Moore, road work. $50
M. A. Pittman, road work 1900
John Sumers, road work 5000
Edwin Smith, road work 5000
Luther Langham, road work $500
Will Brown, road work. 37.00
w. t. Denley, road work. 250
Ed Berry, road work 1000
S. c. Murphree, road work 1900
B. 7. Langham, road work 5000
j. r. Howell, road work. 1850
G. E. Denley, road work. 1000
c. L. Rounsaville, road work 1000
Lee Harrison, road work.. 14.00
F. c. Daley, road work 1900
j. L. Landrith, road work. 5000
Lee Harrison, road work. 5000
Z. ]. Murphree. road work 1000
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200
COMMON SCHOOL FUND

Ordered by the Board that the fol-
lowing claims be allowed out of the
Common School Fund:
North Miss Herald printing 1888
C. A. Lawshe, salary and sips 1841
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5000
POLL TAX FUND

Ordered by the Board that the fol-
lowing claims be allowed out of the
Poll Tax Fund:
J. S. Kelly, refnd uoll tax zoo
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ROAD NO. /, JEFF DAVIS HIGH
WAY MAINTENANCE FUND

Ordered by the Board that the fol
lowing claim be allowed out of the
Fund:
A. F. Lacey, road work 5000
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OFFICERS SALARIES

L. T. Wisdom, 8 days, 26 mi. 22.30
j. G. Fly, 3 days-- 21.00
Eugene Tarver, days, 21.00
Geo. Lyon, 8 days, so miles 24.00
J. L. Harrison, 3ds, 36 miles 1880
Gilman Woods, salary Mar. sc. 90
!. ~ NJ s,Tns4rs Sher;F "a. X t,.sruc Inc
n e. parks;4sielk 3 days. 500
The north Mississippi herald., 1920-04-30
ROAD NUMBER FOUR FUND
ROAD NUMBER FIVE FUND

Ordered by the Board that the fol-
lowing claims be allowed out Of the
Road Number Five Fund:
North Miss Herald pub notice -.1S
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NUMBER 10

There being no further business it
is ordered that this Board do now ad-
journ until the next regular meeting.
This April 7th, 1920.
GEORGE r. LYON,
Pres. of the Board.
D. E. PARKS, Clerk.
The north Mississippi herald., 1920-04-30
CLAIMS DISMISSED

Ordered by the Board that the fol-
lowing claims be dismissed:
DR. J. S. Donaldson, local reg. 1925
j. j. Smith, local reg.--- SIS
B. B. Sales, local lreg.----- 1900
J. L. Smell, local. reg. 14.00
Shackelford Road Co., culvts. 222.0O
Herdiman Bros, stationery $3.50
Chambers Office Sply Co, sta 1884
J. E. Cooper, damage to auto 1875
w. J. Addington, road work 12187
NJ. F. Jones, local reg. rs
T. E. Davis, local reg 700
M. w. Jackson, local reg 71.25
C. L. Roundsaville, road wk- 1000
j. D. Martindale, road work 1850
C. L. Rounsaville, road work $500
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Caroline Fllemings, temp. relf 800
Baltimore Walton. temp, relf 500
Juia Frost, temp. relief 5.Oo
Mrs. Kate Stewart, temp. relf 6.O.
Jim Cowan, temp relief 500
]. H. Gore, lumber .c3
w. C. Kuykendall, salary for
Jan, Feb, March----- $1,000
Miss Lillian Doris, salary l26.00
A. G. Hamilton, salary, Mar. 10000
j. E. Simmons, salary for
Jan, Feb, March----- 463.33
w. N. Frost, sheriff salary 563.93
H. B. Johnson, salary, Mar 112.0O
D. 2. Parks. salary. Mar. 241.22
Progress-Itemizer typ. ribbon LOO
The north Mississippi herald., 1920-04-30

ENID MAINTENANCE FUND
Ordered by the Board that the fol-
lowing claims be allowed out of the
Enid Maintenance Fund:
Heron Parrish, refund tax III.
Miss Eppie Parrish, REID. tax 3.42
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ROAD FUND NUMBER TWO

Ordered by the Board that the fol,
lowing claims be allowed out of Road
Number Two Fund:
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ROAD FUND NUMBER ONE.

Ordered by the Board that the fol
lowing claims be allowed out of the
Road Number One Fund:
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ROAD NUMBER THREE FUND

Ordered by the Board that the fol-
lowing claims be allowed out of Road
Number Three Fund:
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VOLUME XXX1l
PROCEEDINGS OF
CO. SUPERVISORS
ORDER

Concluded from last week.
The north Mississippi herald., 1920-04-30
BRIDGE FUND

Ordered by the Board that the fol-
lowing claims be allowed out of the
Bridge Fund:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-09

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@tind Gitcu. I. SrnoenlunO, II Mar;
Gnfeiru Auna Sletten, 80 4ar:
Oleo &iai. I. @onleu. 80 Mar; Oil
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geborg Nriiteuien: Nutouette Sal
u%orien. 63 Mar; @uitoo 9anoShoug,
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reoSitpret o. bar Ell Irltoleroe, liai
bprgil oq rett1utenoe Rntir.
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barnes NeIcrberq. 90 Mar; Ytd
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pogrdi :. q. Carlton.
@ ii0itc StlehauIntcr guiler mco'
0cIcr al Oourc me SerreoSitnre bar
palgt 9ioruer &igeuit til Oroisrer
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-09

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Senncn @unoer or @aarobrltger
paa tSonancr, ariitiou ,Sonauer or
SiliritteluNc % Simcn ,Sou9ncr cr
Tanfchei pnu StQehommcr.
I'll Wnoc ON Dtarit Touancr
bIcp lsIacanc unfre Gigt o~iicnillg
glort:
Set iuier / Spngeu poa Neprinac.
iicll
% Scffiin lilo 10 tilt.
Der builtc8 ira %iooen: 6arpcI,
Sorpcl,
~ ino bleot, ioa iorgitIot % miIot
Se'tiolcn foitcr iii aulreoe Sfirr
poa STtren % T%naripig9.
Nh Iplllcr Den o0inn paa @raucn, Ger
for no Dtorit ioo title llgg,
Ni Ssurinaen@ @lomc er oi@net ben.
Den bar beet lin &nlt ri No.
Bag @rnucu ipirer ncn bog igieu
% Der fol Den coia gro.
Oilers er isIacnoc Soo5folo mo.
%triifne: Barnet Omar DtaguiS @ro
nltm; 2ri'tlnn @rpthiuien, 50 Mar;
Barnet Sohu Soricth: anren Z. $40.
ltmlnlen, 50 Har gnnmel.
%citrc @ameoal.
I'll Srbisrcr or palgt &. @oIaa.
len % til Ticeorbiercr 9tilS aaar.
'alo. Set me NcrreoSitprc bar iel
genoe Sommeniptnina:
Sopeoiognet: Observation-Disclosures :
:. 0tiffelier, nils aoariolb, :.
Im%rnoien, 9tnor. Sicrfeli, W. 9lo.
len, z, 9tnipcen, n. Seltebagcn, =,
Nraaten.
Sociolllleule: Sobau SafobIen.
%or6buigcrportict: Eon 0obl.
&anS y. 90, H. aoppona, q. 2.
adlltoo, Sldo Clltoo, g. Wanarito,
.. &iernli.
Sor Suotium: &orobruaerliiteu:
Ole Snertingoolen, SIai Ssnite.
gaoro, Stio &ifen.
Observation-Disclosures: 4. @aluaicu,
Claus &olOen, Anton SinbaIen,
Claus al~oapbatten, Fcter gorges
ltoell.
S%crreoalnrct bar optaget ct TOM.
mlllalt Snan pno 100000 SIR. I'll
SitanbbringclIc al @pgOen3 Glcftri.
citetSioriuning.
Srefen StoftelanO bar uulig bolot
ct Siniemfuriu3 / @pgbcn. Get uor
~ Glcuer. Taa IilIutningaicitcu
talte Senamuro Wletpolo ON Slla
ilibcnS @%etponing.