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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-16
Winiiter Sipenfon I Nnrge,

Sriitiarioblaoct "gftclrpritcn" Tor
22he Hopembcr mebbeler:
Wteo "Staoangerfioro", icnr lnlNc
IND iii Imerifalinicns &oi Sloffcn )
imibbaas, fitlgte oe Sorereoe Statcr&
npc @cionbt / Horge, Iiniitcr GAIT
rita g. Spenion.
Wintltcren blcp peo Irfom'tCl
mootaget al Meolenmer al ben nnlc'
rifanife Delegation meo 2cgation%
raao @ailep / Spibien, Sen oncrt
fanIfc @eneralfonitl, IiniitercH@
2atter, Mrs. Hsrgaarb, iom er boat
il &riItiania, NoromonoSiorbrulSet@
SefretGr, Sr. Solfeitab, % Here
anore.
Sa "Stapanqerfiorb" Iagoc inS II!
adien unber Sonerne al ga, n
e~lifer" % "Star Spangleo Sanncr" .
itor Winiiteren paa sperite Som
m%anoobro o. pinfebe 9ienfienNelloc
iii &riitiania oa De pentenoe pao
aaien. Winiiter Spenion er 10 lclll
liz en- gammel aienbing / &%riitiarlla.
Seq fan fun libtale," iagoc nan
peb 2anbitignineen, "at icg er ooer
croentlis glab ODER at fomr1e bio 81
iaien at futile reprGientere nit Cams
Sntercsier / Norge. iom ieg boloer
iaa meget al, og bpor ieg bar laa
monoe Genner ira tioligere SphoIo
bcr."
Set tor bore operHebig at f%orlltrI
Miniiter Spenion ON, at SlGoe,'
er g%ieniioig, tilfpier "Iftenpoltc''
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-16

poIitiifc Snlroabe. ut ia Sorbolos'
| rcGlcr FOR at raabc BOB paa oiSie
Granddaughter, er / isritc IGffe
StotsmGnbcncs Sag.
Sao Ipngc life eltgang ENGLAND
bar ltobiIiIcret EunbetS Sproi / Sor'
holo iii Sollarer, tiiroc life nogcrl
al be ifanbinapiite 2anbe peo cgcl
arnit funrc itabiIiierc Tproiforbol'
oct mcllcm lin 9rolicpalllta % Col
larcr.
Snotil mau bar faaet ct fuit 10.
aangSpunft, cn fait International
Gproinoalcr, Dor ctbpcrt tibet 2olo
oiboloe iig ira ctbpcrt Experiment
mco Stabiliicrina al i'm Saliita
Niell, ioruoiat at bet ierite Sfriot
bcnimoo prbneoc SalrtaiorbolO bGr
pGre Ell engclif somerifanif Sroning,
Iao bar 0og sc 6prigc SauOc life ilaa
Iia iii 90, men anpenbc Sentctiocn
til encrgiif Nrbeibe paa Sorbcoring
al 9anoct3 %sfonomiifc Sorbolo in0ao
p9 uoao. 9t WobleSbeOen ouerior
tilipneIoOenoe uoucrpinoelige &onifes
ligbcOer offeOcr ollie SlagS Sorilag
iii &allttaprobIemcta SeSning, er finn
oltfor natllrlia. Men man bpr bel
uogte Jig for at iorisge at realiicre
SoriIag al ben @eifaifenbeo, at DC
/ beOite Solo fan bi9lpe / 2iebliffet,
men / Girfeligbeoen / Sengoen gisre
Spgoommcn pGrre % SelbreOelien
mer iiern.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-16
let saaenbe, bporOm eno llofaloet
Fir. SSrtet piIbe bli aigiort.

Fir. Srtet piIoe bli afsiort.
@r9ferne bar netop beIlaglaet Il
i~ialienif Sfib, iorl bar paa Sci til
y;oaIia nleb en- 2aoning 8aaben o.
Ammunition I'll Hationaltlterne. Get
Japoe Ell itor WGnabe 8epGrer OF
8 Meroplailer onlboro, og @r9ferne
bar bemegtiget Jig belle S%oripnin-
GEN. Sette CT bet Soe italienife Sfib,
laitet meb arigsmateriel til Sprfer.
ne, iom er blet fonfiiferet al @ra-
ferne.
S benne Inlebnine er Stalien &C.
raaoet / en- oiplomatiif &onflift meo
Jim Nabo 8r9fenlanb, for Stulien
hepber = lieeiom Srmtfrig % eng
lotb = at @raferne insen &et bar
iii at forgribe fig paa oeres Sfibe.
Sc pripate @ep9r- % Mmmllnl.
tions. Sabrifanter / De tire 2arbe
SIR nemlig 6ororilg paa &et til at
i9lge tine 8arer til BEN at De frig.
fsrenbe, iom betaler bent beoite Tris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-16
1tdlien od Gvrfiet.

Weloingerne ON Den oite omtalte
iprfiif.italienife Sertraftat er iaa
moo1trioenoe, at BET er panifeligt at
finoe rebe paa, bporban SaJerne
cffurat itaar / 2iebliffet.
Snobol0et al Sraftaten bar p9ret
oifentliggiort, oe oct Dar ira flere
SLIDER peret oplpit, at ben blep I'M.
bertegnet / In9ora al De italienife
% tprfiife SeIegater Den 26be Rop.
ct Telegram fra aonitmtinopel al
!elpIalme Cato fortpaer, at nnoer-
lanblerne / angora bar fiprt Jig fait
| ct "Teablocf". Sfslge ct Telegram
ira Hom al 9oe december oplp-
fer Oct italienIfe lloenrigsminiits.
RUM oiiicielt, at Der o~oerbopebet
life er afiluttet nogen Slags Sraf.
tot meb BEN tyrfiife IationaliltreJic.
ring. % Den 10oe meloes fra Scott
itantinopel, at observation-disclosures /
Ingora er blet afbrubt, oe at Del,
iiaIienife Delegations Srofsrer,
Signor Sllo5si, or penbt Diem til
Hom.
Gette or, Iom man Ter, iaa iorpir.
ret, at Oct life nptter at prspe at
iinoe llogen Wening / oct.
st Telegram fra &onitantinopel
at 10oe Gee. tllroe maaifc fomme
rogenlllnbe npr Smbbeoen. Oct
fortruer, at Sraftaten er llnoerteg.
net rigtig nof, men Den italienite
9feJierin9 snifeoe life at ratiIicere
cen, isr belle Saeen bar bIet fore.
lagt Gn9Iano, oa Stalien nsbig bill.
gjsre noget operilet og Oerpeb for.
n9rne England, iaaleoeS ionl
Sranfrig npIig sioroe peo i'm Ser.
traftat meo Nnsora-Hegieringen.
Spab @eifeb Hegicringen / Iom
tit ira Soi,oon fan man iaa omtrent
BiGttc Jig til, ibet Den bar anmoo,t
Hiationaliit &egieringel ON at no.
iGttc meb at ratificere oen afflutteoe
Sraftat inbtil oibere, Ga set er DE.
ilil,gen meb Oct ferite at iarnn1en,
falbe eli &onferencc enten / Som
cller Sonoon til GrsfteIie al belle
Froblcmct Oct nGlte Often. ior
9rrfcrne bar 10 ogiaa pifRct iie mis-
| lligt ct ufsre, at De trGnger &c
Iuiereocs Siplp til at funlme iig I'D
igien.
Suao Den grpif. tprfiifc aonilift
angaar ifal Oe Naicreoc onlgaaes
mco f~sl9cnoe Ylaner:
&c grGit lie trooper ifal trpffe$
tllbagc ira S%iucaiicn, og / Smprna-
Ieaionen Com Sepres. Sraftaten
CAB til 8r9fenlanb) ifal Der aibol.
res Nplteafitcmning. SnbtiG bette
fer, 'tal EroOinicn aominiitrcres al
cn allierct &ommisiiou IiaeIom I
GprcsS hIciien.
Sbraficn ifol oerimoo iorb!i
sr9lf, men Sprfiet ifaI 9ipes en- be.
ere SrGnie eno bcn, iom Seprcs.
Sraftaten bar optruffet, I. Or.
Gnos' Nioia Sinien.
Soao SmprraH egionen angaur,
(rfl9rer DC, lom or fienOt mleo 81,
i%iiatlonen, at Ell SoIfeaiitenminJ
ocrlteoH oil bpbe paa nGitcu llouer.
tommelise Ganifeliebeoer. Yoa
9rlno AZ 8rPfernes Sftupation err
IN ltor Gel al De berboenbe 9prferc
tlp9tet ira line Stem OF er mn ipreot
baaoe | oct ellropPife og set aiiatiif,
Sprft. Toa al Dem bar "Tapirer"
raa line Gicnoommc, % bpiS DC ben
DER ttlbage ! noget itsrrc Nntol, bill
SrGferne poaltaa, at man bar "ino.
'srt' tprfl'f StemmefpGg"; bpiS DC
rcrlnloo lite fan gcotaisrc lin
Aef nj at %'tentnlc, pil Nn9ora.Re.
9leringcn bpuoc, at oen iprfiifc %.
1oltillIlG bleu hiuOrct ira q. itemme.
ga looIcNps nil mon h,n, c,,xe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-16
Eaa Sfattegraoniua.
Gnalanbs Grpurt.

en9lanoS lloenrisSbanbel er ouaet
rco pploiomt ! oct iorIsbne Nar.
Stelse Spgaper ira 2oubon @srS
.noaioroe SnbfericIen for Iopember
Waaneo iaar 80 Wiuioncr I,,uo
Sterling, Ell Heosan9 al 81 Wiaio.
ler ira ianme Waaneo iiior, oa scr,
lanlleoe lloisricl uSsioroc 1000
giilloner 30. Sterlina imoo LOO
Mllloner / Nopember iiior.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-16
Smaanoti1er.
Hmslano prDteiterer.

Sen rusiiife Sopiet-Misiion
Higa oplpier, at ubenrigsmtniite,
Sbit6erin bar ienot enslpoenoe SEQ
:er til De Sorellebe Stater, England.
Srmfrig, StalienL 9elgien oe Sa.
pan, bpori ban proteiterer imoo, al
@aIbinston. 9%pnferencen inolaber
iig paa at brefte &inas2iten ganet
Senne Yroteit err at betragte Jon
c. Siaeg til De GirfulRrnoter, ION
Gtitterin ~afienbte ben 19oe Su!i
% 2oen Nop., inbeboloenoe en- eller'
Gift Yrotelt inlpo, at Hroblemer Ion1
at1aar Grtslano blep orsftet paa no.
cen aoniererce, buorfra HusIanos
NeprGI entater bar uoeluffet.
Shit6erin bGpoer, at Den opert'
n9pnte 9ane uoeluffenOe allgaaI
aira % <slano % ingen andre.
Snotil De TO bar afilrttet Ell traf.
tatm9siig Sperensfomlt ON Sagen
beboIoer Huslano line Gettigbeoer
ubeifaaret, ifient Sooiet.G egierin,
gent bar tilb,,ot at operorose belle
@anen til &i,ta paa pisie getingel.
for
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-16

ENTERED AS SECOND CLASS MATTER JUNE 18Th 1908 AT
THE Posr oFFIcE AT DEBORAH, Iowa, UNDER THE ACT
OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 8, 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-16
Sre0 90 ufreo,
JortfGtteIie fra Gise 1.

ningsaforasene | Sanuar og Sc
br1,ar. &egierineen amer enonl
life, bpor bisIe IT'S Wtuioner Sub
mart lfal fomme fra.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-16

ret benber uitr, at greoe. icn inoeboios.
lsie GeIlge oa life or reeiitrerei, foutIrier ~,
paa 0eien. Sene berisr lite Isle Yense ""'"
at iaa 4pitterins for Nrepef.
The New York herald., 1921-08-04
INDIANA BLUE SKY LAW
BANS FARMERS FINANCE
u. S. Grain GroWers Subsid-
iGry Can't Sell Stock.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug 3.--Authority to
sell its preferred stock In Indiana was
denied the Farmers Finance Corporation
to-day by the State Securities Commits
sion. The commission held that the In
diana blue sky" law forbids the selling
of securities as proposed by the finance
corporation.
The corporation purposed to sell $780,
600 Of its $100,000.O00 preferred stock in
this State. hearing by the commits
sion brought out that the corporation has
only twenty-on shares of common stock
mission pointed out that the State law
does not permit a company to organize
In Indiana if It has more than twice as
much preferred stock as common stock.
Ed Jackson, Secretary of State, said the
commission had adopted a rule that It
would not authorize a company to sell
stock In Indiana when IL had exceeded
the proportion laid down for the organi-
cation of domestic corporations.
The decision was given after three
hour hearing yesterday, at which argu-
ments were presented by representatives
OF the Farmers Finance Corporation and
the United States Grain Growers. Inc,
for which the finance corporation is to
provide funds.
John @. Brown, president OF the Indi-
ana Federation of Farmers Associa-
tions, indicated that some means mitht
be found by which Indiana farmers
could contribute funds to help the
United States Grain Growers, Inc, other
than through purchase Of the finance
corporations stock.
The New York herald., 1921-08-04
New Haven view of /. G. Q. Order.

The decision OF the Interstate Com
merce Commission ordering the Eastern
trunk lines and the New England roads
to reopen negotiations for readjust-
ment of rate divisions, the result to be
reported within ninety days. Is inter-
preted by the New Haven management
as affording the New England lines
three months for what amounts to re-
presentation of their case. In the re-
port those roads are expected to lay
before the commission a complete new
structure of joint rates, which may
call for one-third average increase In
the New England roads share That
the commission will ultimately be called
upon to make a final ruling is indicated
by the view of the trunk lines that the
recent order decides definitely against
any blanket increase in the share OF
the New England roads and sanctions
the readjustment oniy of minor in
equalities existing to the advantage OF
the trunk lines In some cases and TO
to the New England carriers in others.
The New York herald., 1921-08-04
st. Louis-san Francisco.

Earnings of the st. Louis-San Fran
cisco in the first half of the year, after
deduction OF fixed charges and the adj
dition of incorporating income. amount
ed to about S2.3S0.000 Together with
$2.736,430 carried over from last year.
tl:ix should place the company in good
position to meet the S3,291.000 interest
payments on its income and cumulative
adjustment bonds on October With
the seasonal upturn in traffic In the
latter half Of the year and the wage
reduction recently effected, the st.
Louis-San Franchises operating results
in 1921 may be expected to show an
Improvement over 1920, when its sur
plus was equivalent to Sass a share on
the common stock
The New York herald., 1921-08-04
Car Loadings Increase.

Cars loaded with revenue freight in
the week ended July 23 totalled 790,348,
or 14,096 more than in the preceding
week, but 13S.070 and 119,334 cars
fewer. respectively. than in the corre-
spending weeks Of 1920 and 1919. Grain
and grain products contributed more
than half the gain over the preceding
week. with total loadings of 64,919 cars
or 1904 above the peak loading of any
ether week since January. 1919. Mer-
chandise and miscellaneous freight load
more than the preceding week and
48.796 less than the corresponding week
of 1920. Coal loadings were virtually
the same as in the previous week. total
ling 152.142 cars, a decrease of 49,44S
from the corresponding week of 1920.
The New York herald., 1921-08-04
Money Firmer.

For the first time in many weeks
call money loaned higher in the "out-
side" market than in the New York
Stock Exchange. The maximum in the
latter was II per cent. owing to oper-
ations of the banking pool, but over the
counter many loans were placed at 6
per cent. The temporary scarcity of
call loan funds is attributed to the with
drawal OF out of town deposits, which
have not yet beu attracted back to this
centre. Time loans were marked up to
offerings at 6 per cent. but little busi-
ness was done. In the acceptance mar
ket business was fair. with no change
in rates.
The New York herald., 1921-08-04
Kennecott Copper.

Kennecott Copper. which is one of the
large copper producers still operating,
turned out 34.S79.6S0 pounds OF copper
in the first six months of this year.
This was at the annual rate of nearly
70.o00.000 pounds. Despite the fact that
operation was curtailed in June. the
output in that month was 4.S73,600
pounds Production for the full twelve
months of 1921 is not expected to come
anywhere near the 117.017.2S0 pounds
OF output in 1920. but by keeping its
organization intact the company in
tends to be in position to expand pro-
duction when the copper outlook war
rants it.
The New York herald., 1921-08-04
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Carl H. Pforzhcimer & Co. have issued a
booklet describing many bonds, notes ana
preferred stocks OF conservative oil COM
panies. The pamphlet contains tables for
calculating bond interest and dividend yields.
H. A. Kahler, president OF the American
Trust Company. announced yesterday that
deposits with the company have reached.
15.312, ,5O6, the highest figure since the in
stitution was organized, two and half
years ago.
Further indication OF the Improvement of
business conditions in Europe Is furnished In
tho announcement OF the American Express
Company Of the opening Of new office to-
day In Amsterdam. The office Is equipped
to handle all services Of the company.
II. G. Cranberry OF the firm OF Harris.
Forbes & Go. sailed yesterday on the Adri-
attic for Cherbourg. lie VIII be absent for
six weeks.
IIirsch. Lilienthal 4 Co. are Issuing a
booklet on The Reparatlons Question and
Its Effect Upon Industry" prepared by
George a. @. Christlancy. a member OF the
firm.
Tho Federal Light and Traction Company
and associated companies have removed
their offices 70 tho twcnty-first floor Of ~
William street.
The New York herald., 1921-08-04
Readjustment by Tide water.

The Tide Water oil Company Is UNDER
stood to have completed the marking
down OF Its inventories in the first six
months of the current year and is going
ahead on readjusted basis. Its busi-
ness. especially in the sale Of Sasolene
and lubricants. has undergone consid-
erable improvement. The company is
taking 10000 barrels Of oil daily from
its Mexican wells and running II into
storage on the coast
The New York herald., 1921-08-04
AEwi Report Expected.

Although the annual report of Allan
tic, Gulf and West Indies for 1920 Is not
expected to show earnings on the stock.
1t will reflect considerable improve
ment in the company's financial posi-
ton, according to reports in the finan-
cial community yesterday. It's bank
loans are said to have been cut down
to S1,500,000. while there is approAi-
mately that amount Of cash in the com
pany's treasury. The report Is expected
to be made public on Monday.
The New York herald., 1921-08-04
For Safety on Railroads.

Acting upon the recommendation of
Its chairman, Daniel Willard. the Ameri-
can Railroad Association has created
a safety section to coordinate and unity
methods employed by the steam carriers
to preserve life and eliminate accidents
Temporary officers will be Il. NJ. Swift
ger of the Burlington, chairman; John
r. Brodericl< of the Baltimore and
Ohio and Isaiah Hale Of the Santa Fe.
vice hairmen.
The New York herald., 1921-08-04
CooPERATIvEs ARE ACCUSED.

CHICAGO. Aug. Am involuntary
petition in bankruptcy against Harrison
Parker. N. A. Hawlinson and John Coe,
named Is co-partners In the Coopera tive
Society of America, was filed In United
States District Court to-day. Three
persons who had been induced to buy
stock IN the society alleged the stock
was worthless.
The New York herald., 1921-08-04
Pacific Ga. Earning. Improve.

The balance of earnings reported by
the Pacific Gas and Electric Company in
the first six months of 1921. after pro-
viding for preferred stock dividends,
covered So per cent. of the full years
dividend requirement Of the common
stock at the present rate. In June. ac-
cording to a statement issued yester-
day. gross earnings were $3.227,064, an
increase Of s473.073 over the same
month of last year, and the surplus af-
ter interest. depreciation and dividends.
was $129,202. This was $1S7,540 larger
than in June. 1920. The surplus avail
able for dividends in the six months
was s2,516.S77. an increase of nearly
100000.
The New York herald., 1921-08-04
TOPICS OF WALL STREET.
Professionals Take Proats.

There have been too many upsets of
speculative hopes this year-hopes vested
in the rising side of stocks-to permit
the professional trader to stay long with
his purchases. This fact seemed to be
the basis of yesterdays recession or rail-
road shares. Buyers OF Great Northern
preferred. Northern Pacific. Chesapeake
& Ohio, New York Central, Rock Island
and others three weeks ago had seen an
appreciation of points to nearly 10
points. The bulge yesterday morning.
which established several new high
points on the movement, was used on a
fairly broad scale to put through rea-
lizing sales. Nothing appeared in the
railroad news to change the underlying
market situation from what it had been
on Monday and last week.
The New York herald., 1921-08-04
DIVIDENDS.

Stock OF
Record. Payable.
Hartman Corp, p, Sits. Aug. 1S Sept. /
Mahoning In. Co., a., $1.50.Aug. % Sept.
New River Co. pf., a., 81. 90. Aug. 20 Sept. !
Niles Bement Co.. a.. 81. Sept. Sept. 20
Niles p Co., pf a., S1.50. Aug. 3 Aug. 20
Stand. OIL Of Cal. a.. 81. Aug. 20 Sept -
The New York herald., 1921-08-04
SUBSCRIPTION RIGHTS.
UNITED STATES TREASURY STATEMENT

o YonKH HERALD
Buraul
Washington D. O.,
Revenue 0
The New York herald., 1921-08-04
U. S. CERTIFICATES AND NOTES.

Closing prices in yesterdays open market
for United states rertlflctes or indebtedness
and notes we're as follows
The New York herald., 1921-08-04

official bar silver IN New York, domestic.
aaAc an ounce, unchanged; foreign, SIC, OF
isc,. London, 3Sssd, off I'D. Mexican dol
lars 487sc., off ikc.
The range OF silver prices this year:
Highest Lowest.
Landau I2iAd Jan. : 30Md. March Z
New York - Gsssc. Jan. @ J2gsc. March 0
The New York herald., 1921-08-04
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
SILVER MARKET.

Clearing house exchanges, SGS6, goo 600
balances, s7O GOO 00C: Federal Reserve cred
balance, $40 200.O00.
The New York herald., 1921-08-04

PARIS. Aug. 3.--Prices were firm on
the Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rentes, Sc francs 25 confines exchange
on London. 46 francs So centimes per
cent loan, 81 francs As centimes. Dollar
quoted at 10 francs Is centlmes.
The New York herald., 1921-08-04
OPEN MARKET RATES.

Prime eligible acceptances on call, 4i5a4;
rediscount at Reserve Bank. 90 TO 30 days
5HF65It. non-member and private bankers
eligible. 60 10 30 days. 5SsQ5%; non-eligible
co 10 40 DAYS, GikM5h.
The New York herald., 1921-08-04
FAR EAST.
gOTfTu ANFJICA
CANADA,

New York funds IN Montreal. Si23,f2 pre-
MUM per 81 900. Montreal funds in New
York, Si06.s3 discount per $1,000.
The New York herald., 1921-08-04
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, Aug. 3.--Trading was quiet
on the Stock Exchange to-day. Bar sill
yer. 3s%d. per ounce; bar gold. 115s.
3D.. money. az per cent. Discount
rates-Short bills. 7-16 per cent. three
months bills. ole per cent; consols
for money, 49ik: British per cent
loan, sSl British Az per cent. loan,
Sth.
The New York herald., 1921-08-04
RATES. RESERVE b

Commercial PAPER, II days, 5Ik; 60 70 90
days 5iL; Liberty bonds and victory notes,
is days, 81: 10 70 90 days, 5la; bankers ac'
cep.ances, 10 to 90 days, Oh.
The New York herald., 1921-08-04
MONEY MARKET.

WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 8. 1921.
The New York herald., 1921-08-04

AITNWTWUIF III VHFTIT"TIL
on the dates OF maturity.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-09-15
Notes From 81 Nazianz

Mr. and Mrs. Mich. Schroeder, Mr.
and Mrs VIM. Damn and Mrs c.
Lcmkc of Collins, Mr.. and Mrs Edgar
lRoehl and Mr. and Mrs Henry RochI
of town Schlcswig, Mr. and Mrs VIM.
Moldcuhaucr of Liberty and Miss
Marie Schummcr and girl friend of
Appleton were guests at the home of
Louis Ilaumcl and family.
Andrew Groh recently sold his farm
to his brother VIM C. Groh for SI5,-
GOO -lud later bought his fathcr-in-law
Jos. ". Rauch's farm for $4,000. The
latter IS known as "Sunny Slope
Farm, and is located on the Calumet
road.
Jos. W. Rmch and son Herman left
for Milwaukee Wednesday. Herman
win enter Pho Mono college at ST.
Francis
Mr. and Mrs. John f. Kocck mot
orcd to Adams, Mimi, to visit with
their son-n-aw and daughter Mr.. and
Mrs. JOS Schneider
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-09-15
NEWS FROM GgUHTl
Notes from MlShcOl

The harvest ball at Mishicot Opera
hall will be held Sunday, oct, 2.
The barn and other buildings of
Louis Delsman in the town of Kossuth
was destroyed by fire Saturday night.
The origin of the fire is unknown The
loss is about $4,000, partly covered by
insurance The house was saved by
hard work on the part Of neighbors
who came from miles around,
Frank Schauer, Jr, who resides on
a farm in the town of Mishicot about
mile and half south of Tisch Mills,
suffered a big loss by fire Wednesday
evening. An the farm buildings eX-
ccpting the house were destroyed Mrs.
Schauer discovered the fire in the
chicken coop at about 6 o'clock in the
evening. She rushed to the telephone
to call the ncghbors, but before they
arrived the fire spread SO rapidly That
the wood shed, granary, barn and an
old stable were all ablaze. Mr.. Schaucr
purchased the farm about six months
ago. All his hay and grain were
burned The loss is partly covered
by insurance. The place was known as
the old Koehler farm.
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Notes from Cato

DR.. j. NJ. Kelley has returned from
Milwaukee, where he attended the an
nuaI meeting Of the Wisconsin Medical
association.
A baby girl has been born to Mr..
and Mrs. Emil Sonnenburg.
Miss Molly Fitzgerald departed for
Sioux Falls, 5. D., where she will teach
the coming year.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Drury, Miss
Eileen Drury, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
kotenbcck of Chicago and Miss Mary
Reddin have returned from a vacation
trip to PelWan Lake, Wis, the Chicago
party being guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Reddia on their return trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Brennan. who
were guests jof friends and relatives at
Cato and Manitowoc have departed for
their home in New York.
4 barn raising was held Monday on
the Morgan farm south of Cato to re-
place the one recently destroyed by
fire. The new structure will he twenty
feet longer than the one destroyd and
modrn in every way.
Mr. OWN Piper has returned from
the HOLY Family hospifal at Mantle
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