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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-09-01
MRS. GEORGE J. AINSLlE
GETS ALIMONY IN SUIT
Art Dealers Son Threv Iodine
at Her, She Charges.

Justice Martin in the Supreme Court
yesterday awarded $40 a week almony
and $3.50 counsel fees to Mrs Maria
Josephine Ainslle pending settlement OF
her separation suit from George J. Aims
lie. son OF a Fifth avenue art dealer.
George II. Ainslie. She had asked for
$50 week and $500.
No answer to the suit has been filed
BY Mr.. Ainslie. His wifes complaint
charges many cruelties, mentioning one
occasion when he II alleged to have
knocked her down and thrown iodine at
her. The charge Of desertion also is
made. Mrs. Ainslie reciting that she
has been forced to take roomers in her
home In 3s10 Broadway In order to sup
port herself and three children. Mira
beau l.. Townes. counsel for Mr.. Ainslie,
denies the allegations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-09-01
GUST REJJAS
FROM BURGENLAND
Posfponement Of Transfer OF
Odenburg to Austria.
BIZ the Associated Press.

OpENRuRG, Burgenland. Aug. 31.--
Lieut.. Rejjas and the other turbulent
elements have been expelled from West
Hungary by the Hungarians. Two free
hooters have been shot by the regular
Magyar troops who are maintaining
order.
The Hungarian Government justifies
the postponement Of the transfer OF
odenburg and the second zone OF West
Hungary to Austria by alleging fall
ure Of the Austrians to enter into obli-
cations to indemnify the State for prop
critics taken over, to retain Hungarian
officials and to take over part of the
Hungarian war loan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-09-01
4 Veterans to Keep War
Pact in Winnipeg To-Day

RELLEvILLE, Ontario, Aug. 81
-Four world war veterans of
the Canadian army expect to
meet in Winnipeg to keep the
rendezvous made four years ago
on the eve of entering an attack
on the Somme. The four men
swore that if they survived they
would meet on September /,
1921, at an appointed Winnipeg
hostelry. One of them, Lieut.. Ted
Yeomans, resident of this city,
left to-day for Winnipeg. An
other is on his way from Cali
fornia, a third from Edmonton
and the fourth from British
Columbia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-09-01
Hylan Kept O'Malley
When Accused Before

HERE is brief history of the
connection of Edwin j.
O'Malley with the Department
of Markets:
March IL, l9ls-O'Malley was
made Deputy Commissioner Of
Markets under Commissioner
Jonathan P. Day at the instance
of Mayor Hylan.
October IL, 1919-Commis-
sioner Day discharged OMalley
for alleged profiteering in the
sale Of army foodstuffs in spite
of which Mayor Hylan imme-
diately placed him in a job in the
Department of Charities.
December 3, 1919 - Mayor
Hylan ousted Commissioner Day
and put O'Malley back in the
Department Of Markets as its
head in Days place.
August rs, 192l-The Meyer
Committee asked Mayor Hylan
to remove him because of alleged
graft in the allotment of market
stalls.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-09-01
MANsLAUGHTER VERDICT o. X.

Justice wasservogel of the Supreme
Court yesterday denied certificate of
reasonable doubt to William Stern. jew
elry salesman who was convicted on
June 81 IN General Sessions of first de-
gree granddaughter. Stern shot boot
logger In n West Thirty-ninth street
hallway. He asserted three men at
tackled him and he shot In self defence
His application for a certificate said
Judge Talley erred in charging the
Jurors that a defendant has the burden
of proving justification In using a dan
gerous weapon. Justice WaServogel
aSkeed with Judge Talley.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-09-01
SUES ACTOR AFTER RAID.

Charles Leonard Fletcher. vaudeville
actor. was named defendant In an
action for divorce begun yesterday by
Mrs Rhea Louise Fletcher She asks
for 5000 month alimony and $500
counsel fees. alleging her husbands in
come averages $4,000 year The basis
of her action Is a raid made by her and
three acdusintances on an apartment In
3ff West Forty-fifth street. She found
Fletcher there with a Miss Claire Car
rgll, says her affidavit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-09-01
TAMMANy PLATFORM CALL.

Carrying out the camoufage that the
Democratic voters are to be allowed to
write the Tammany platform this year,
the special platform committee. of which
former Justice Il. j. McGoldrick IL
chairman. announces that It will receive
suggestions at public meeting 10 be
held tonight at the High School OK
Commerce, 155 West Sixty-ffth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-09-01
Bp the Associated Press.

MADRAS, Aug. 31.--A column of Brit
ish troops was ambushed at Pukkatur
by Noplahs, hot fire being poured into
the British ranks from all sides. The
insurgents were dispersed after four
hours Of hand TO hand fighting. says an
official statement issued at Calicut.
The Morlahs were armed with car
bines sporting rifles swords and war
knives and fought with their traditional
ferocity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-09-01
BRITISH DISCOVER PLOT
FOR RISING OF SIkHS
Massacre Of Europeans Was
Part Of Plan.

LoNpoN, Sept. IA despatch to the
DAILY Mail from Calcutta says the police
In the Punjab have discovered a con-
spiracy among the Sikhs to overthrow
the British Government and assassinate
Europeans. The despatch adds that the
prosecution of the alleged conspirators
will be undertaken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-09-01

Whaien. His whole story of the food
trust attack fell nat. The Mayor and
MIR. Whalen were reported TO be dis
When he took the stand o'Mailey said
he had no legal advice and did not know
whether to sign a waiver OF immunity.
As soon as the cross-examination began
John J. Taipern stepped forward and
announced he was the Commissioner
counsel and advised him TO leave the
stand. Talpern was present throughout.
II was then O'Malley shouted he would
not answer any more questions. Dur
ing the last few minutes he was on the
witness stand the Commissioners and
counsel for the committee were yelling
at each other, and the room was in an
uproar.
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In the cases Of both James Turner and
Mrs Bertha katenkamp. in which pay
ments OF $500 we're involved O'Malley
said he turned the matters all over 20
the Commissioner OF Accounts for in
vestigation and let II go at that
One Of the important cases developed
by the committee concerned the lssua nee
cf permit TO Adoiph Kahn. That was
tho one in which Thomas +. t"The") Nc
Manus's name was mentioned ~ having
INTERVIEWED for Kahn. The testimony
showed that Kahn's books had been
''doctored" ana entries Of $4,000 charged
TO the expense of getting the SIS 900
stands blotted out. O'Maliey's discourse
regarding that was typical OF all his
"direct statement"
II turned that application OF Kahn's
over 10 Winter and heard that Kahn
was second August stills. the man who
made the guinea hen famous Poor
\Auxust was dead. He was a splendid
rnracter" and then he told the life his
" Of Stills. THE permit was issued
that was the last I knew Of IT," lie
kcail that McMsnus had spoken for
He threw Barney Cohen out OF
re because he was bad man
Ia the story on the stand Of n
ialley's automobile.
seen statements you made
you had been told II you
Hogue for State Commits
'kets you would not be
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IAN NOTICE.


Application to open a new publi
road in the Seventh Election Dlstric
Of Carroll County. Maryland.
This Is 10 give notice that, after tn,
expiration Of thirty 900 days from IN,
hrst publication of this notice, tn
Undersigned will make application b.
petition to the County Commission
srs OF Carroll County to open a pub
Tic road in the Seventh Election Dis
rict-of Carroll County, Maryland, be
ginning for the center line OF said new
public road at point In the western
nnrgin Of East Main Street, extended
formerly the baltimore and Reisters
own Turnpike Road, short dis
lance outside Of the corporate limit.
II Westminster. Carroll County, Mary
and, and which said point is midwa,
9etwccn the northern and southern
limits Of Maxwell Street as It enter
into said East Main Street. extended
IS shown and designated on the Pla
II Friendship Heights Addition {,
Westminster, OF record among tn
Land Records Of Carroll County afore
said IN Lib0r O. ID g., No. 1875, folil
SS4, etc. and running thence in west
gardly direction for said center lint
,long the center line Of said Maxwell
Street, as shown and designated on
said plat, q distance Of about three
hundred and sixty tse0l feet until n,
center line OF said Maxwell Street in
iersects the center line OF Colonia
Avenue, as designated and shown OF
said plat. and thence for said cente
line Of said proposed county road II
southern direction along and iden
deal with the center line Of said Col.
0nial Avenue. aa designated anc
shown ON said plat, distance
about six hundred and twenty 1870
feet to intersect the center line ex
tended OF Fair View Place, az showf
and designated on said plat. and
thence running for said center linz
81 said proposed county road In
sesternly direction along and iden
deal with the center line Of said Fai'
View Place. about one hundred an
twenty ago. feet to whsre IL inter
seetH the cHatef line extended
Westminster Avenue. as shown anf
designated on said plat, and thence
running for said center line of SAT-
proposed county Mpad IN southwest
ernly direction Song and identlca
with said center line Of said westmin
ster Avenue. as shown and designatei
on eaid plat, @ distance of about nv
hundred and forty t5f0i feet; an
thence with the two parcels 0f LANE
conveyed by John I. Bennett and VII
to the County Commissioners Of Car
rcli County by deed Of record
aforesaid IN lAbeF Z Q. G.. 40 i3e
t1llo -, ETC.. and the ailey-way showf
On said plat, adjacent 20 the land o
Harry Ditman, a. the bed Of sail
proposed road 10 interAect the public
County Road or State Road known a.
ne Washington Road
GEo y. BENSON.
j GEORGE Ki.EE.
W. r. GCHWAfM.
RALPH S. RElFsNI DER.
+ 0ct7.5t and 80 others
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0RplIANs c0uRT


Monday October 2ith Archibald
Buchman, administrator W. a. OF En-
glehart Buchanan. deceased, returned
Inventories Of personal property and
debts.
The last will and testament Of Re-
becca Il. Earhart, deceased, was ad-
mitted TO probate and letters Of adj
ministration with the will annexed
were granted unto Calvin ~ Bankert
who received warrant to appraise and
an order to notify creditors
Raymond M. Brashears, administra
tor OF Jacob r. Hood, deceased, re-
turned inventories OF personal prop
crty debts and money, and received
an order to sell personal property.
The last will and testament of
Fredericka Miner, deceased, was adj
mitted to probate and letters tesla
Charles II. Miner who settled his first
and final account.
Anna NJ. Emory Il. and Milton c.
Wantz, administrators Of William II.
Wantz. deceased. settled their frs.
and final account
Thomas j. StaufIer administrator
OF Alice V. Stauffer deceased, return
ed an inventory OF money and settled
his FIRST and final account
Charles w. Koontz. executor 81
Robert N. Koontz. deceased, received
an order TO transfer bonds.
Tuesday October 25th.--The sale of
real estate OF Sarah a. L. Gilbert, de-
ceased, was finally ratified and cone
flrmed
Letters OF administration on the
estate of Arthur G. Chew, deceased,
were granted unto Martha A. Chew,
who received warrant TO appraise
and an order 70 notify creditors.
The last will and testament OF
Oliver r. B. Wentz, deceased, was adj
mitted to probate and letters tesla
mentary thereon were granted unto
Mary s. Wentz who received warrant
10 appraise and an order TO notify
creditors.
Ada Bowers, Florence y. Scheufele
and Florence X, Blizzard, executors
OF Katherine F. Frizzell, deceased. re-
ported sale OF real estate on which
the court granted an order nisi.
Edgar NJ and John A. Bush guard
ians OF Carroll r. Armacost settled
their second and final account.
George u. Barnhart, administrator
OF John H. Barnhart. deceased, set
tied his first and final account.
Sarah A. Leister. administrators o.
Denton H. Leister, deceased. settled
her first and final account
Robert NJ. Wantz, acting executor
OF William c. Wantz. deceased, set.
tied his second and final account
Letters OF administration on the
estate Of Mary A. Wantz, deceased,
were granted unto Robert N. Wantz.
who settled his FIRST and FINAL account
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CATHERINE THIELE.
CHARLES W THIELE ana
ADOLPHUS THfELE
40 $40 EarirY

Ne $3.50 E0ttTN.
- tho circuit Court for carroll COMFY. ii
Equity
b. mRiier ~ the TfHai EHtHte ~ Clat,
eter Il. NlHcksten and nnllie Black
#iau hls Wife
'haFies . Clemson Trustee
GgbEHEn This 18th day Of October. N
The year hineieru huudFea aud twenty
aae. mlau the pfngcuuing petition that THE
ifrHfi Court Tor Carroll county siffihn
as n Court % Equity take jufisiictian
The trust estate ~ The said tgsfeurr v
ttlsskaien and lnilir l. niarkafru his
Vie. amd that Haid Trustee settle said trust
falate under The supervision aud rontfui
Il the said Circuit Cont fof Carroll g0un.
nj. siitinN ~ Court ~ Euuity
lfnd u q further ORDERED that uhtn
has ~ flrmsDa the Trustee Ia the above
AHss' named given fhr usual notice 10 iIir
creditors ~ Tie said Ciafaupe o. Black
stpn aud nRiip ! lilafkairn his wtfc who
Wsfe surh prior "a tilr iglh day Of Optobei
ii9i a. ale their eialms properly nuthouii
ested with tide CLERK 81 The tirruh Couri
or t'arte1 t9uity 90 Hr bef9Fe the eifG
laY Of January a T. ii22 by causing o
vlfy ~ liiia order a. ~ published iD sOmr
ssssNpaper pubilahpd to Carroll t0nnty fnf
fnur suaFrgsitr weeks before .thr 18Th dan
~ November a y, insi
rfas copy Test
Edward o. Cash, CLERK
gc 2t.5t
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NO. Sssi EQUITY

In the Circuit Court for Carrali Coun
~. Ia Equity.
TX parte. IN the matter Of the trust
estate Of William Henry Streaker
and others.
Francis Neal Parke and Guy W. Steele
Trustees.
Ordered. BY the Circuit Court for
Carroll County, sitting as a Court OF
Equity, this 2Sth day OF October. in
he year nineteen hundred and TWEEN
ty-One, that the sale II the property
mentioned in these proceedings. made
md reported BY Francis Neal Parke
ind Guy w Steele. Trustees, be rati-
icd and confirmed. unless cause 70
he contrary thereof be shown on or
before the 2Sth day Of November,
1921. provided copy Of this order be
inserted In some weekly newspaper
published in Carroll County. for three
successive weeks before the 2lst day
of November, 1921.
The report states the amount OF the
sale to be Sl3,910.75.
EDWARD o CASH, CLERK
~ nv EDwARn 0. CASH, Clerk.
oct 2s-it
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NO. $3.50 EQUITY.

u ths Circuit Court for Carron County.
George D. Rarnhart. q al Complainant. ". Fay
Iicrndon. 81 al. Defendants.
Ordered this esth day Of October. A. d., 1921
bat Tbs account Of The Auditor hled in this
Hsuse he finally ratified and confirmed unless
'ause % the contrary thareof be shown on Or ha-
ore IRE i&th dAy 81 Nov next provided ccpy Of
his order - Inserted for tao successive weeks
seiere The last named day In some Newspaper
published ~ Carroll county.
EDWARD o. CASH. CLERK
True Copy; Test
oct zs-ss EDWARD o. CASH. clerk.
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Trustees Sale
OF 49,
Valuable Farm
AT PLEASANT HILL, NEAR
NEW WINDSOR, MD.

BY virtue OF a decree Of the Circuit
Court for Carroll County, sitting as a
Court OF Equity, bearing date Octo-
Der goth, 1921, and passed in a cause
In said Court depending wherein VIII
lie r. Koontz and others are plain
tins and Russell NJ. Koontz. infant. Is
defendant. and being No. 532S Equity
on the Equity Docket OF said Court,
the undersigned trustees duly APP
pointed by said decree 20 make said
sale. viii sell, at public sale on the
premises on
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This IL U give notice that the subscriber has
.btained from the ofphsna' Court Of Carroll
ounty. MARYLAND. letters Of adm niatIation on the
'efaonHl Estate Of
JACOB X. FOOD
ate of Carroll County. deceased An pernons
ayinR claims against the deceased are hereby
Warned 20 exhibit the aame. with the vouchers
asrcqf legally authenticated. % the subscribers
n Or before the 2iet day Of May. 1872 they
nay otherwise BY law be excluded from ali benefit
( said estate
Given under our hands this I7th day Of October
sal
RAYMOND NJ. BRAsHEAR.
Ct 1i-tt Administrator
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This is % give notice that the subscriber has
.htaiued from the Orphans Court Of Carroll
.ounsy. Marylsnd. letters Parliamentary on
he Personal Estate Of
OLIVER r. y. wENTz
ate OF Carroll County. deceased All persons
iaving claims against the deceased are hereby
warned 70 exhibit the same. with the voucheru
hereof legally authenticated. 70 the subacriber
before the 2Sth day Of May. 1872 they
ray otherwise BY las be excluded from an benefit
4 aaid estate
Given under my sand this 25th day Of October
MARY S. wENTz.
Oct Dit Executrix
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81 Acres and SO Square Per.

% land more or less, and being the
same land conveyed unto Milton r..
koontz fal by deed OF George A. Wei
Ter and wife. bearing date February 6,
1916. and recorded among the Land
Records Of Carroll County in Liber
u o G.. No. I3I, folio $50 etc. and
OBJ by deed Of Edward r. Crawmer
and wife. bearing date June LIST, 1920,
aud recorded as aforesaid In Liner r..
q. G.. No. 1876, folio 43S etc. and (cl
by deed OF Theodore A. A. g. s. Dor
lsey and wife, bearing date June 18th,
1929. and recorded as aforesaid in
Liner r. o. C.. No 1886, folio 439 etc,
and adjoining the properties OF SAM
uel HoG. Peter Trite aud others.
The property Is improved by o
frame dwelling house Of six rooms,
a log barn, dairy house. wagon shed.
chicken house, hog house, silo and
other outbulldings, all OF which are
in good condition. There IL young
orchard on the place. The parcel on
which the buildings are located con-
lains 80 acres. and the remaining
acres and IS square perches are In
meadow land. and are about three
hundred yards distant from the main
parcel
Terms OF Sale. One-third of the
Frehaae money shall be paid by the
purchaser or purchasers 10 the Trus-
tees on the day OF sale, or upon the
ratification thereof by the Court ana
the residue shall be paid in two equal
payments. the one Ia be paid i'm one
year and the other In two years from
the day OF sale, with interest, and TO
be secured by the notes Of the pur-
chaser or purchasers. with security
TO be approved OF by the Trustees, or
all cash at tho option Of the purchas-
or,
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Tuesday Is Election Day.
Polls Open at "A. N. Close
at7P. m.
Let Every Democrat Vote.
NII1ERs

MILLERS
Quite number OF our people at
tended the Bible Glass parade held ~
Westminster Sunday last
Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Miller and chii-
dren and Mr., and Mrs George Boiling
er and children spent last sunday via-
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hare and
family.
Mr. and Mrs Chas Graf and son. OF
Baltimore. and Mr. and Mrs. VIM
Hersh, of near Manchester spent las.
Sunday visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rinehart.
Miss Myrtle Cape spent last Sunday
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Il,

1921. al one o'clock, D. m, all that
tract or parcels OF land. situated az
Pleasant Ill., about TX miles from
New Windsor, in New Windsor Dis
trict, Carroll County. In the State OF
Maryland, containing
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-04
THE TERN arERFECTED.yALYE
IN HEAD" MEANS MORE THAN
1T SAYS. A NASH DEa0N-
sTRATION is PROOF.
FR0UNfEITEl BROS.

Miss Myrl Miller. OF Baltimore,
spent last Saturday and Sunday yiut-
ing Mr.. and Mrs Henry X Miller ana
family
We arc sorry 10 nete the death pf
VIM. Bcrkheimer. formerly % this
place, but later lived with hin sister
aud brother-in-lsS. Mr. and Mrs Hof-
alto Weniz. of Lineboro passed away
az Baltimore hospital on Monday
last, Funeral services were held as
Lineboro on Thursday fntermcni in
the adjoining cemetery
Mr. and Mrs Henry N. Miller and
Mr. and Mrs. Preston BollinRer spent
last Sunday visiting relatives near
Green Ridge. IA.
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NoTicR TO CREDITORS.

IN the matter OF che Trust Eatate Of
Catherine Thleie. Charles Vi. TAieIe
aud Adolphus Thielc.
NO. 1891 EQUITY.
This Il 70 give notice that the nm
derslgned has had conveyed 10 him
all the property OF Catherine ThIele.
'hariea W. Thieie and Adoiphus THE.
te in Trust, FOR the benefit OF their
creditors. and all persons who were
creditors OF the said
CATHERINE THIELE,
CHARLES W. THIELE ana
AD0LPHUS THIELE
y any o. them on the 18th day Of DC
oher 1891. are required TO flo their
lalms properly authenticated with
be Clerk % the Circuit Court for
Carroll County on or before the 23rd
lay Of january. 1929; they may other
wise be by law excluded from the
benefit Of said Trust Estate.
Given under my hand by virtue af
~ order Of the Circuit Court for Car
r0ll County. IN Equity. this Goth day
y October, 1921
WILLIAM u. u. HEPNER.
oct 2i-ft Trustee
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Why should you folo1O
a crooked path /?

Often cowpath has been allowed TO become
a village street, and the village expanded
tradition has made the winding way an express
sion Of a cows viii.
Habit is always forging chains TO cnslave us,
that what has been found bearable by the
fathers is accepted by the sons
Who cannot recall the coffee pot Mother put
the stove early in the morning, warning
not 10 let boil overa
AS children, we were not permitted 70 drink
tea or coffee, because it would stunt our growth
make usnervous and irritable. When older,
however, craved hot drink with meals, and
custom gave us our tea or coffee.
Finally upon the instructions Of the doctor,
Mother gave up her tea and coffee. But that
meant nothing in our young lives. Our vitality
then strong enough to throw off any III effects
But our time came and we learned by ex-
perence that we could not drink tea or coffee.
When had it for breakfast it put our nerves
edge When drank II at the evening meal
we tossed about in wakefulness most Of the night
And then we found Postum a pure cereal
beverage, free from the harmful drug, caffeine, in
tea and coffee. We liked the rich, satisfying favor
of Postum and also the better health which re-
suited. And too, we surprised to find how
many Of our neighbors had made the same dis
covery-h had learned the value Of health FIRST"
Postum in forms Instant Postum lin tins)
instantly In the addition Of boiling
Postum Cereal lin packages Of larger bulk for those who
prefer to being preparedl
made by boiingfor 20 minutes, sodby all grocers
Postum for Health
There's Reason"
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You see. coal IL high because o.
the freight rate And the freight rate
IL high because locomotives must
burn hIgb-prlcrd coal Tacoma
Ledger
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Saturday, November l2ih,

1921, at | o'clock p. m. sharp. the
following property
bedroom suit, antique secretary and
bureau complete. sewing machine.
beds and springs. clothes chest tab
les. stands. rocking chairs and chairs,
ironing hoard and irons, wardfobes.
carpet and mating. coal stove. double
heater lawn mowers, 3 to S-gallon
stone jars and fruit jars 15-gallon
barrel chnrn, cream can separator.
copper washhoiler, isn't hose and
stepladder,
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Farm For Sale ]!

offer my fine farm OF n ACRES
for sale, located on the Washington
Road, near Berrett. Improved withs7-
room house. new barn and wagon
shed and all necessary outbuildlngs.
For terms apply to
STANLEY DORSEY, Owner,
oct14-tf W0odblne, sd.