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Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
glMf Der iSlmdlt eridlu1en.

Gin auiiebenerregenoer @orfal
bat ii6 i'm Sole oes Amtgerihtsge.
fdngnis in giienad) 5lgetragen. Seit
Ginger 3eit mar bier elm gbepNe
Meini6ein wegeil ueridieOener Ser
breden eingefcrfert. Seute ucriud).
ten Die beioen 8erionen, oils lie iiber
oen 6lur Oes @eiangniiics geiiibrt
wuroenL 81 entflieben. Cine Sc.
f6ngnismdrterin elite ibnen nad unO
erreihte lie auf oen @ef1ngnisbof.
0a Die Sliebenoen trob mebriahcn
3urufs nidt lte6en blie6en, 0ab Die
81rterin einige S6iiiie a6, poolird)
Ser Mann uno Die 6rau iofort &c.
totet muroeu.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
Jla6ri6ten aus DeuU6lanO.
4OOiG6rines etaOteimbildnm.

@m 30. glpriI fonnte Die Stnot
Maricnberg, @rop. Sa1ien, alif ibr
%400i66riaes 9eItc6en 5uriidbIiden ;
benz nab urfunOlihen 6eititellun,
gen gilt ser 30. 9tpril 1921 ais ser
@rinoungstag Oieier Stnot. Die
GeronlaIiune sur GriiuOling tpnren
Dir reiden Gr5iunOe in Der hinge.
buug Der 9cutigenS oOtMarienbere.
9ieie S9iirfungen batten i'm Sabre
1919 10 giinitigen Griolg, oab man
einen groBeren Sdodt, oen 6abian.
Gebaition : 6un0grltbe, onlegte, NO
man reide Gr5aOern entoedte. Ser
nad9erige erite Sta0tridter Mu.
rienbcrgs, Clemens Sdiffel, ion in
oieiem S9odte ben eriten Sduri
geton unO oud Ser5og Seinrid oli
Oieien SGas aufmerfiam eenioht
baben. Boiler SreuOe iiber oicie
Nadridt foBte &einrid Ser 6romme
Den @eoanfen, in Der Ndbe 0ieier
@rube cine StoOt 81 erbauer. glm
20. Npril 1921, elnem Sonnabeno,
itedte man Den Marftploe, 0ie
StroBen mo Die llmfaliungsmall.
ern ser gu erbouenoen Staot ob.
Gin Bauer aus SilmersOorf, Gbri.
ftopb 2oider, muBte nit einem
@iluge oie 6urden 6ieben. 8ereitS
am folgen0en Montoge muroe ie.
Dem, ser 0orum nohiu6te, Ben Sol.
raitm 5r ieinem &ouie iibereeben.
Ser5og Seinrid bate freies 9au.
bol5 bemilligt, unO 10 nurOe es baIA
in Sen umliegenoen @dI0ern leben.
big. SauIenoe BON ihonen Stdmmen
tpurOen gefdGt, bereingefobren, gu
@uIfen ge3immert ODER gu Srettcrn
eeiHnitten 10 oaB i'm ndditen Sabre
idon geeen 200 Sdrier Itonoen.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
ImerifaniiGes SiIfsmerf fir Srntidc
Ginber.

Die S6l.swig. SoIiteiner @ereine
in Gbicago baben ourA Sammlun.
gen I'M lesten Sabre cine Summe
BON 100000 Wft. aufgebra9t our
@riinoung uno grbaltung eineS
Observation-Disclosures ainoerbeims."
Sn Der Staot Sdlesmig lit 0u oia-
fem 3wede elm groBeres 2anobaus
nit Earfanlagen an9efauft woroen.
Ser getrie6 miro gum 1. SiIi er.
oifnet. IS iouen etpa 45 unterer.
nabrte 3in6er, INNER etrpa 10 $50.
den lang, freie llnterfunft uno Ser
pflegung fin0en.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
Sir elm Scrmann oSns. 2enfmaI.

Die oeutihen S0ger uno 6reunOs
Der griinen 0arbe aus alien 8auen
9eutidlanos unO melt iiber oieies
binaus, ba6en ieit Sobren 9eitrd5s
geltiftet, I'm einem ibrer Seiteu,
Dem unoergeBli6en Sermann Cons.
elm wiirOiges @rinnerungs6eideen in
@eitalt zines GenfmalS gu errid)ten.
8aS Den 9eutihen, DEFENDERS Den
oeutlden S69ern uno Naturfreun.
Den, Sermaun Cons gepeIen lit mo
immerOor in ieinen Sdriften iein
miro, Oas itebt in o%anfbaren Ser.
gen geI6rieben uno beoarf feiner
meiteren @orte. @ber Der Donf fiir
oa ous 4oitlihe uno @errIi6e, oas
Ser auf benz Geloe Der @bre @efal.
lene blnterlaIien 6at, molten Oie oeut.
iden Sager un0 Natlirireunoe 0a.
ourh gum ausorud bringen, ooB
lie 8auiteine gum 2ons-0 enfmo!
berbeiidaifen, ieoer nob ieinem Sci.
lie. Der grt 0es Seimgegangenen
entipreheno, fol- oas 0enfmnI in
ieiner gelie6ten 2iineburger Sei6e
erridtet lueroen.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
Nnari@ttn aus ceatrrti&, LIN.
sarH, S@wtij u. a. SGnosrH.
Sic 6!mGt ocs MiliOHcnbctriiacrs
Hncfi.

9ie Nittcilungen iiber sic 6Iudt
oeS 9etriigers AnOrcoS Gueii, Der
oaS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES e. u. Gn.
gel & Conn. mo dr6ere Sirmen itm
100 Miaiunen Sroncn gei61oigt bat,
erregen in Der 8iener @eihaitSueIt
beereiiliAeS Aniieben. &ueiiS Ma.
f~enIt1often itelen iid) oils Der gr0btc
Yetrugsfoa cur, Der iemaIS Die 8ie.
ner &riminoIpoli5ei bei6aitigt bat.
0ie Observation-Disclosures Oes
@antbeomten Seainef unO io9ar Die
SdninOeleicn Der Yto0onie Sum6crt
erideinCr ais gerinsfiigig geeen Gicie
Observation-Disclosures. 9lQeroings
mub Die oerseii,ge @eid6itsfouilmt.
tur in 9etradJt ge3ogen per6en, Ga
8arenabl6liiiic oft in Die Mli1ionen
geben. Anorcas Nueff lit cin 3ppllS
lener beoeufliden @ridjeinungen ser
Rodfriees5eit, Die an oie @ren5e
opiiGen fiibuem @roBunternebmer
uno ifrupeaoien SohitapIer Liable.
rem, ii6 ourb geidaitlides Slid
aus fleinen anfdngell cmporarbeiten
uno, bon uneridttliher @epinn. uno
Gentbiu6t gctrieben, oos @crtrouclL
oas man ibncn entgegenbriuet, oo5u
mlSniisen, ii6 in mabntpitiae Gpe.
fuIationen ein3ulailen. Neben &c.
idGftliden Sronsaftionen groben
l1mfanees laufen meiIt nod SoIuta.
ipefuIationen, biz &ieienbcrbin0lid.
feiten crtpahien Iin0.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
Der &erlcnmSer 6es 0eneralu6eritca
b. Giniinoen.

8egen zines gegen Ben General.
oberiten b. 2inlingen gerihteten Der.
leumoeril6en artifels muroe i'm
porigen Sabr Der &eoofteur Ser
~Nefl. G~olfs5eitung," S6ul5, per.
nrteilt, neil Der 8erfaiier oes gr.
tifelS li6 weigerte, ben 8emeis Ser
8a6rbeit an0utreten. Der @eriaIier,
Naior Clemens @tifei0 in Der go.
Ii5eitruppe Shmerin, muroe Damn
our6 oie 8egierung Ieines Oienites
entboben. @lei65eitig muroe aud
elm 8erfabren wegen 9eleioigung
0es Generals gegen i'm eingeleitqi.
tet. 9as S6offengeridt gu &oItod
bat Sen Maior a. 9. @tIdeio gu Der
iebr gelin6en Strafe Don 500 Mf.
~oerurteilt, 30 oos @eridt permin.
oerte 3urednln9sfdbiefeit aIs Itrai.
mil0erno anna6m.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
Swei Glrbsiter ertrunfen.

am @~ufiabrtstage ma6ten 5mei
arbeiter aus 2ocnrgno, Sdwei5,
cine @onoelfabrt nod 8ira-@ amba.
rogno. Ga iie in Der S%anOba6un9
Der &u6er ni9t nertralt maren,
muroe ibnen BON Der 9eoolferung
angeiidts oes e~inlesenoen 8inoes
Die Hiidfabrt ~nbgeraten, ood perge.
bens. &aum 700 Meter bonn llfer
entfernt, muroe Oos Saiiiden cine
@eute Der 8eQen uno i6lug I'M.
Ser cine SnIaiie namens HauI Sc.
6erberger, Bidder, aus Dem Gbur.
eau, ertranf. Sein @efabrte Sans
8%onapentura fonnte li6 am S6iif.
den feltbalten un0 wuroe ourdI
2eute aus 8ira nit einem S9iif.
den gerettet.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
Sine neutrality-suspicious. fir
S6iiringen.

Sic 8~orarbeiten fir Die Grid.
tung elmer neutrality-suspicious.
fir S%biringen i'm ani6lnB on Die
lniOeriitat Sena lino iebt ou einem
geruiiien AbihluB geoieben. M!t
9eeinn oes @interiemelters per.
ben on Der ~llniperiitat Sena regeI.
maBig Samstags -8orleiungsfurle
fir Die Sburin9er 9eamten ltatt.
finoen. Dem norbereitenben @lls.
i6uB geboren on: @eb. Stuttgart
Brofeiior Or. &oientbal, Sberper-
waltungsgeridtsrat anautb, sc.
natsprdlioellt am Oberlanoesgeridt
HidarO 9einbarOt, Yrofelior @ut.
mann uro 0rei 8eamtenpertreter.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
3uei GeriOnen beim Seseln er.
trunfem.

Ser q Sabre alte Shld9ter Yau!
@aeidfe aus Berlin ma6te am 0pei.
ten Biingitfeiertag nit ieiner II.
iabrigen 9raut, Charlotte &0nis
aus 2idten6ers un6 orei 8efannten
cine Segelpartie auf Dem &eiligen.
fee. &loslid fenterte oas Boot uno
Yaei6te unO feline 9raut, iowie 5mei
anoere Sniaiien Oes 9ootes fielcn
ms @aiier. 81breno es oen an.
oeren gelang, fi@ our9 S9mimmeu
gu retten, ianO oas iunge Yaar Den
500 in Den 8eucn.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
SOtlider Streit 5uiiden Snrtnern,

Die beiOen 8eiiser Der Sbermiib.
le in Sofbeim /. g.. Seroinano uno
@rpin, Die Jet LANCER 3eit tros if.
rer gemeiniamen Sntereiien in
Seinoidaft miteinan0er leben, gerie-
ten in Streit, in oeiien 8erlauf Or.
min ourd ieinen @eidaftsteilbaber
nit einem &euoloeri9uB get0tet
uuroe. Ser Cater uno 5ugIeid
Sdmager oes gridoiienen ltelte
iid freiuiaig Ser 9eboroe un0 muir.
De Dem So9iter &reisgeridtsgefang.
nis 5ugefiibrt.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
9er Snfalatenr simm eridpEen

Son einem Gieb erifolien wuroc
Der bon Der lleberlano5entrole be.
i6aftigte SnltaQatellr Simm in
Gan5ig. @r mar al einem 2eitltnSs.
matt auf Ser Grabeimer Gbaulicc
6ei6aftigt uno batte iein 6abrraO
am @ra6en iteben Ioiien. Gin Ocs
@eges fommellOer arbeitsIoier
Mann nabm bas &aO uno iuftc
OaS 8eite. gingebolt, 9riff ser
Gieb gum &epolper un6 traf oell
Sinm 10 ungliidIiG in Sen 2eib,
oaB oieier balo perltarb. Sett eilten
mebrere ginmobner 9rabeims our
Silfe berbei, worauf ser Gicb mie
wabniinnig INN lid ifoB, Bis es &c.
lang, i'm Our9 einen ShulterihnB
fampfunfdbig gu MAIDEN.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
6Oiabriaes 9ieniimbilamm.

Sn gefaloe, 8rauni9peie begging
auf Dem 8e1oloer @erfe Ger Braun.
i6weisiiden &ftieneeieqibaft fir
Suite. uno 5ladsinoultrie beiddftiste
Observation-Disclosures Seinri6 @uIf iein
60iabriges Dienitiubildum, BEL mel
der @elegenbeit linn our6 Die Sa.
brifperwaltung uno feline Mitarbei.
ter ebrenoe 9lufmerfiamfeiten auteiI
Duroen.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
Jran ano S5dlter ermurSet.

Cine Samilientraeooie bat ii9 III
Yrees in Solitein ereignet. Der
Oortige Setter Der neberlano5cntrale,
Oberingenieur Diiring, Dem wegen
GernaAldiiigung Oienltlider Oblie.
genbeiten gefiinoigt woroen mar, er-
l6oB feline Srau un0 feline beioen
SOdter i'm Alter bon 9 uno 10 Sab.
rem uno totete iid oann ieIblt our9
einen SduR in Die SAldie.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
serrater nnS epiOm eOrurteiIt.

Der Strafienat oes @ei9sseri6tS
perurteilte oen friiberen OffiSier.
iteIloertreter @eorg 8runninger ans
&cu,llm un0 Sen Geiienoen @bra.
BAN 8aifer pcgen perIu9ten Ser.
rats militariider @ebeimniiie uno
Giebltabls 6u lie 8luei Sabren 3u6t.
baus uno flint Sohren @brperluit,
fcrner Ben S9loiiet Soiepb Griffin
ger wegcn llnterbaltung bon .@e.
5iebunsen 8u Dem Spiona9cburca,,
oes 8erbanoes in Maino gu einem
Sabr uno orei Monaten @efansuis.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
8naseinidranfnnaen in oeaerreid.

9ie angefiinoisten 3ugseinidrGn.
tilngen auf ben oitcrreidiiden Gi.
lenbabnen infolge Mongels auSrei.
denOen Nadidubes oberidleliher
aoble iinO in araft getreten. Die
lcsten aus @ien abgelaiienen
S1nca5iige batten einen eerooe0u
lllgebeuerliden aniturm oeS Bub.
lifilms aus5ubalten. SunOerte bon
&ciicnocn fonnten ni6t mebr mitbe.
foroert iperoen.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
srannns zines SObensOllernprimsen.

Hrin0 4lbredt bon Soben5ouern,
oere Sobn oes uerltorbenen Yrin5en
aurl Anton BON Soben5oaern, bat
iid nit Sri. o.. 6rieoeburg traue,l
laiien. Sri. .. 6rieoeburg lit sic
Gohter oes @eneraaeutnants Sris
.. S~rieoeburg, Dem Ionei1brigen
friiberen 5Iiigelaoiutanten, Ser inn
Seloe Die 2. @aroe.Snfanteric.0 i.
oiiion fiibrte. Sic Yrin5en @itel.
6rieorid uno ausult @iIbelm wobn.
ten Ser Seier bel, sic in ser 8a.
peIe oes ct. Soiepb.a
in Berlin itattfano.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
gcrNeisernus anf SaluR Slekbcim,

Sn Der 5meiten 9luftion i'm
SAloiie aleBbeim, benz langidbri.
gen @obnfis oes gr5ber5oes 2ro-
mig 8iftor, einem 9ruoer oes per.
ltorbencn aaiiers 6run5 Soief, Dur.
ocn fir oaS Sausgcrdte, Die Gin
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., iowie Die 8il.
ser ieds Miaionen &ronen er5ielt.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
so Sabre 9ienitmGbdcn in cine
Semitic.

Gin ieltenes Su6il6um feicrte
fiir5li6 Elm MitglieO Der fatb. Gienit.
neutrality-suspicious. SnnSbrlld. Ma.
ria &ieba6er. 9ieie itebt felt so
Sobren i'm 9ienite Der Samilic Sali.
fer am NiargaretbenpIas. Sn Der
lesten 3eit baben feds Mitglieoer
oericlben Organization ibr Iilberner
Gtenltiubil6um sefeiert.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
@anernhans bnrdl @lit aerit5rt.

@Gbreno zines beftigen @emit.
terS oas iiber Die @cgeno bon Srei-
burg, Sdpei8, nicoerging, ifIus
Der 9lis in 2ug9iWil in elm 9ali.
ernbaus, oas politdnoig eingedidert
Wuroe. Bon Der gan6en 6abrbabe
tonnten MIR oos Minopieb un0 Die
Hier0e gercttet merOen; abt SdDei-
he blieben III oen 6lammen.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
Sin Corr onr6 Seuer pernidtet.

Gus Gorf @ruit bel SiIlit wuroc
ourd cine Scuersbrunit Biz aui
jwei Sauler eingeaihert. Cine 9roBe
Au5abl BON Gieb lit perbrannt. Sic
oboadloien Samilien iino in oen
bena9barten Sfeunen un0 St1uen
untergcbraht woroen.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
Die critic bnTitiidc STRIDE.

Dor &uraem bat Die tidedoilo-
watilde STRIDE in llngariid NroO
lire erlte STRIDE eingewcibt, Die Den
&amen ngrite buiiitiide STRIDE in
ser ti6edoilowafiihen &epubIit"
erbalten bat.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
HOitranb anf Der Gtrefe 95ln.
Bonn.

Nah elmer Meloung aus &oln
iprangen auf Der &leinbabnitrede
&oln-9onn fur3 mad 4bfabrt oeS
3uges awei Wtdnner in Den &oItwa-
gen elm, feiIelten Den 9eamten ms
raubten 100000 Wart. Sic N1u.
Der Iino entfommen.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
,AGbcs GnSe eiues Wnitreiders.

Sn DGtmil, Sdpei5, geriet Der
Mailer S1dler BON Oftringeu beim
llnltrcid)rn zines @ittermaltcs nit
Der StarfItromleitung in 9eriib.
RING uno puroe oetotet.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
Siirfsia Sabre Seumtcr.

&iir5lid mar es so SATIRE, oab
@err @eorg Sitter in @ra3 ols
9fedtsmiraIt tatig lit. Gielen an.
LAB beuiiDtc Sic Mehtsanmaltstam.
mer, iul Dem Subilar elm MANDATES
8cl3geident S1l ii6erpeiien.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
II %criumen in Grmbe ertrnnfen.

Sn Der @rube Soa bel Mcuiel-
tuis ,Sa6ien-@ ltenburg, iino infoIge
Der pl0sliden lleberflutung Der sci.
ne onrd Den grlenbab iiebaebn Ser
ionen ertrunfen.
Iron County register., 1921-09-22
Order Of Publication.

In the Probate, Court of Iron County, Mrs.
souri,, in August 10Th, 1921.
In the matter of the estate of Mollie Wright,
supposed to be dead.
Now comes Daniel E. Wright and shows
to the Court that he Is brother Of Mollie
Wright; that the said Mollie Wright resid-
ed in the City OF st, Louis and State of Mis-
souri, some nine years or more ago, but has
gone from this state and has not returned to
this state for seven consecutive years, or
that she has SO concealed or conducted her.
self within this state that she has not been
heard of for seven consecutive years by her
relatives or by the Judge Of this Court, or by
the persons interested in her estate.
And the Court being satisfied that the ap-
plicant would be entitled to Letters Of Ad-
ministration if the supposed decedent were
in fact dead, doth order that notice of said
application for Letters of Administration be
given to the said Mollie Wright, by publica-
ton in the IRON COUNTY REGISTER for four
consecutive weeks, that the Probate Court
will on October Ist, 1921, hear evidence
concerning the alleged absence Of said sup
posed decedcnt and the circumstances and
duration thereof.
SAM M. BREWSTER,
Judge Of Probate Court.
A true copy Of the record;
Witness my hand and official seal at Of
tsEALl fee in the City of Ironton, Mis-
souri,, August 10, 1877.
SAM M. BREWSTER, %
Judge Of Probate Court.
Iron County register., 1921-09-22
Des Arc Items.

Myself and wife and Ray Stamp and
wife attended church at Iron Noun
tain chapel, near the Roberts School
House. The Presbyterians have a
beautiful little church there, built in
1917. 1t has a basement and is pro-
vided with heating plant. Rev. R.
w. Stanfield Of Ironton preached at
IL O'Clock. The Presbytery is in ses-
sion there and will continue until
Thursday. Twenty preachers are ex-
pected to attend. They have 45 in
the Sunday School and Al members.
We made the drive in car in ten
minutes. In old times it would have
taken an hour.
The bridges are all completed to
Annapolis and in use. Judges Reese
and Sutton have certainly done good
job for which we are very thankful.
Business is picking up at Des Arc.
] saw fifteen loads Of lumber come in
Saturday, besides props, etc.
The handle factory is buying hicko-
ry and will start soon.
w
Iron County register., 1921-09-22
Annapolis News.

Lots of rain the past week and looks
like more rain today. Heavy thun-
der and lightning Saturday night, but
very little rain.
Mr.. Ira Risher of De Soto was in
Annapolis Saturday on his way to Geo.
Johnson's, on Sinking Creek. He re-
ports times dull in De Soto, but says
he is still getting "a day for working
in the roundhouse.
Our lead mines are still idle. The
opinion seems to be that when they
open up a new company will be in
charge.
Late crops of all kinds are good.
Props, ties and lumber are all the
go now and big demand for ties, but
no money.
Walter Henson and wife passed
through Annapolis today Sunday on
their way back to Williamsville.
I understand from his neighbors
that L. Eldriege, a Worlds War vet
eran, living near Vulcan, is In desti-
tute condition and badly in need of
assistance. He is suffering from dis
ease contracted while in the service
and ought to have government aid.
G. L. Collins of Sabula and H. Col
Inns drove to Fredericktown in H. Col
lins' car the past week.
w. Hampton has purchased one of
Elmer Lucian's cows, paying $50
therefor.
Sam Moss and John W. Alcorn
went to Black river today to hold a
meeting in the Mann Settlement.
F. M. Corey, of Colyotte Hollow in
Reynolds county, who is ninety sis
years of age, is to be immersed In
Black river today. He has been in
poor health for the past ten months.
BULLETIN.
Iron County register., 1921-09-22

THIS excerpt from letter written
by Richard Adams to the Post-Dis-
patch commends itself to all true, un-
prejudiced Americans:
''The King is dead. Long live the
King.n But just word for the "dead
King' and tip to the living: Oh,
you knockers of the past administra-
ton who saw the mote in your lead
er's eye then, what think you now OF
the beam in the present regimes?
For eight long years-one OF the most
crucial periods in our history-W ood-
row Wilson devoted all the energy of
his body and the forces of his master :
full mind to guide this country through
it's perilous siege, and brought the
ship safely to shore, but at the sacri-
fee of his own personal welfare; for
what constitution, however rugged
which his was not-could stand up
firm under all that pressure? When
Wilson's health broke by too strenu-
ous devotion to duty, capital was
made out of it by pigmy minds, in
tellects too narrow and unframed to
SEC6tDObo CfCh WhOh Ihl hot
before them. No fear for the present
administration losing health at it's
present gait-fve months in office,
five months vacation. And now
that the small fish are in control, what
is the situation in this country today?
Thousands and thousands of men and
women MISREPRESENTATION food,
shelter and clothes, and the head OF
the Government, instead of getting
down to brass tacks and facing the
problems of the nation, trying to
solve them and offering remedy for
this menace of idleness, is spending
bis time Mayfowering around, un-
mindful of the salient points now al
stake. Knockers of the past, take
out your hatchets and hew down the
shallowness OF this administration
Use those hatchets to build upa good
solid administration-an administra.
ton which will work for the content
ment and prosperity of these United
States."
Iron County register., 1921-09-22

4500 Watkins men are making mon :
ey selling 175 standard nationally ad-
vertised products direct from manu-
facturers to farmers. Why be idle?
Here's yonr life chance. II you own
team or auto, are under 80 and can
give good bond we start !you with a
big stock of goods all farmers need.
Nearby territory open. J.R. Watkins
Co., Dept 112, Winona, MINI.
Iron County register., 1921-09-22

Gov. HYDE said, pending the elec-
tion, that he wanted to"clean up Kan
sas City" Well, he seems to have
cleaned it of some of its law abiding
police, even though the ex-convict
ranks had to be levied upon to make
I'D the deficit. In consequence, am
told that Kansas City is the worst
hell-hole in the broad and boundless
West to-day.
Iron County register., 1921-09-22
Sheriff's Sale in Partition.
Miles W: Sutton and Artie Sutton,
plaintiffs,

Sheriff. s Sale IN Partition.
Miles w. Sutton and Artie Sutton,
PLAINTIFF,
Monroe Sutton, Sailie Middleton. Eta
Miller, George Huff, Alex Sutton.
Eliza Jane Sutton and Hazel Schultz
and Clayton Schultz, minors, and c..
u. Campbell, guardian and curator
of Hazel Schultz and Clayton
Schultz, minors, and George Foun-
taine, defendants.
Notice is hereby given that by vir-
tue OF decree in partition and an or.
der OF sale OF the Circuit Court of the,
County of Iron, State OF Missouri.
made in the above entitled cause at
the April term, 1921, thereof, I, the un-
dersigned, Sheriff of the County of
Iron, and State of Missouri, will, on
Tuesday. the 4th day OF October, 1921,
at the east front door Of the Court
House, in the City of Ironton, Iron
county, Missouri, between the hours
OF nine O'Clock in the forenoon and
five o'clock in the afternoon of that
day, and during the session of the reg
ular October term of the circuit court
for the year of 1921, sell, at public
vendue, to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate.
lying and being in Iron county, Mis-
souri,, to wit:
The southeast quarter of the south
east quarter except two acres, more or
less, in the northwest corner of said,
tract as decided to VIM. Gilmore, con :,
tanning the spring in said tract above,
described all in section three (3).
township thirty two 1922, north, range
three (O, east;
Also, the following described tract of
land, beginning at the northeast corner
OF section ten (10) in township thirty-
two (32), north, range three (3), east.
running thence south 80 degrees west
20 chains on section line TO an es-
tablished corner, thence south at 13
chains set rock from which a white
oak, 10 inches in diameter, bears north
ID degrees west rs links distant. white
oak, 9 inches, bears south IS degrees. g
links, thence north SO degrees at go
chains set a rock in the east line of
said tract of land, from which black
gum, II inches, bears south 81 degrees.
east 2i links, white oak, IL inches.
bears south 30 degrees, west is links.
thence north chains, 73 links to the
southeast corner of land of Joseph
Huff survey, thence west IA chains and
38 links to a corner OF said Huff's land
on the west side Of Big Creek, thence
nortn oi degrees, west 81 chains and 80
links to the intersection line of section.
thence south 85 degrees, west 5 chains
and % links to the beginning, contain-
ing "a and 16 hundredths acres, includ-
ing area covered by the railroad. AS Der
decree OF Circuit Court at Volume 8.
page S99 all in township 80, north,
range 3, east. 8,
TERMS OF SALE Cash In hand.
JOHN i. MARSHALL.
Sheriff Iron County, Mo.
Ironton, Mo-, September 3, 1921.
Iron County register., 1921-09-22
Card Of Thanks.

] want to thank the good people for
their liberal donations for cleaning
our Des Arc cemetery, but / wish to
say that there are few who have not
paid q cent nor done any work. It is
very ungrateful on their part in not
helping us. THos p. Frrz.
Iron County register., 1921-09-22

NAT GoLDsTEIN, politician, poker
player and recipient of s25oO of the
Lowden slush fund-which he return
ed later, however-is to be appoint
ed postmaster of st. Louis when the
term of the Democratic incumbent OF
that Office expires next January.
And Mr.. Goldstein will be indebted
for the office to that peerless Christ
ian gentlemen and erstwhile Sunday
School superintendent, selden P.
Spencer.