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Great Falls tribune., 1921-08-14
Uruguayan Congress
to Consider Passage
of Wonan's Suffrage

Montevideo, July 19-(Correspond-
ence of the Associated Press) Pres.
ident Brunm has sent the Uruguayan
congress a bill providing suffrage for
women and all other legal rights held
by men. The project has met with the
approval Of influential groups in con-
gress and it seems to be assured of
success. Passage of the bill will give
Uruguay the distinction of being the
first South American nation to grant
women equal rights.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-08-14
SOUTH AMERICAN OUTLET
FOR lTALY'S EMIGRATION

Rome, Aug. 13.-Italy looks to
South America for the solution Of her
emigration and raw material problems.
The need for the migrataion Of Italy's
excess population is paramount and
new fields for her surplus sons and
daughters ar expected to be found in
Argentina and Brazil The need Of
Italy for raw materials for her di-
versified industries can also be sup
piled by the rich South American re-
publics.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-08-14
sOViETS WILL EXHIBIT
RUSSIAN PAINTINGS,

Copenhagen. July -tCcrrespond-
ence Of the Associated Press l.--A Hell |
singfors dispatch says the Russian So
Wet artists have approached the Fin |
nish government with view to ar !
ranging an exhibition in European cap
itals of some 3,OO0 modern Russian
paintings, A.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-08-14
BULGARIAN GOVERNMENT
STOPS EXCHANGE GAMBL ING

Sofia, Aug. 13.-Steady depreciation
of the Bulgarian leva is causing
anxiety in state circles and the gov
ernment has taken coercive measures
to stop all !, speculation in exchange.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-08-14
By MACMILLAN HARDEN,
Germany's Foremost Publicist.
Special Cable to The Tribune.

Copyright 1921, by The Tribune.
In extending international aid
to Russia there must be no thought
that the soviets can be displaced
or that Lenine can be suppressed.
Macmillan Harden declares that
Lenine is held in deep affection by
the Russian people despite all
their suffering.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-08-14
BY ANDRE TARDiEU,
Former French High Commissioner
to America.

Special Cable to The Tribune.
Copyright 1921, by The Tribune.
Inevitable racial and tempera-
mental differences mark the de-
Iibsrations of the allied supreme
council in Paris and M. Tardieu
sees little hope that these differ
ences ever will be- eradicated.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-14

Youngstown es Sharon koz0tt egg
53 akeres farm elad6. Pompas fekvesii
es 0sszetetelti fold. Hat szobas haz.
Tstal6 es gyitm6lcs6s Marcus h6ban
1000 dollar6rt arrsitjuk, amelynek fe-
lie k6szpsnzben fizetend6. Van egy
akeres elad6 farmllnk is 0t szobas ha2-
2al Girard k6zelebsn. Igen j6 fold. A
villamos k6zeleben. Ara $500 dollar,
a mely osszegb5l 800 dollar k6szpenz-
ben fizetend6. Cimiink: J, H. Murray
& Co., second flo4', Park Theater
Bldg, Youngstown, O. Telefonok: Bell
Main 2010, Automatic 2216.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-14
ELAD0 FARM

Hat akeres farm elad6, vagy
egy Youngstown hazert becsere-
lend6. 3 aker szant6, 3 aker gyii-
m0lcs0s, s szobas haz, k0riil lu-
gasos sz6l6vel, 2 porch a hazban,
a hol van viz is. Macy istall6,
alatta pincevel, a haz vegeben
kovacs miihely. Egy tehen, tiz
szarnyas j6szag. A farmon patak
folyik at. Reszletes felvilagosi-
tassal szolgal Geressy Sandor, TAI
Mahoning ave-, Youngstown, O.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-14
MAGYAR KOTTAK

zongorara fs :hegediire kaphat6k
l0l magyar 'nepdal, 4s-as idok
n6tai, sziberiai magyar dal, stb.
Megveheti Mih6k Sander iroda-
jaban, 1856 West Federal street.
Naponta delutan 3 es 6 ora ko-
zott biztosan megtalalja az iroda-
jaban. y
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-14

Forrott, izzott k0riil0ttiik az
| indnlat mindenki hallgatott. Is
mertfk Gket, tudiak, most lesz va
lami.
Darab idcig farkasszemet ne
zctt a lcgfny lannyal, azutan fel-
vaeta a fejft ds rekedten Szakadt
Xxi bel6le:
- Hat mcgmntatom!
Odafordult a tanyai nfphez.
= Gyuri. PiSta. Bandi! Ga
Dor batyam! Mind! TIT vamak
valamennyien! Alljanak 6ssze
Ketten! Harman! Mind! We
zcssek XII Lindat a valyuhoz es
itassak meg! A csizmam adom
erte.
Macy csend lett. Osszcneztek.
hallgattak.
= Bolond vaey! - vonta a val
lat gazda.
-Senki sem akad? Mem me
riteko
Macy cscnd.
Hat akkor kivczetem en-!
= Egycdiil ? - hiilt el az Greg
Czaga.
= Hat? Tan scgitseget is hii.
jak = dacoskodott a legeny.
= Ha tudod - kicsinyclte a
eaZda.
= Megvalik = vagta vissza
J6ska indult a tenyeszistall6ba.
A tanyaiak utana. Megfeled-
kcztek meg sasr6l is. Merit Macy
vallalkozas volt Lindat kivezet-
nj. Mindig vad volt, regen is ket
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-14
MEM TUDJA A CIMET

a Csonka- -Magyarorszagon elo ro-
konainak, hozzatartozoinak vagy
ismer0seinek9 K0nnyen megtud-
hatja, hogy ha felker~j Mih6k
Sandor 1856 West Federal streti
irodajat, a hof r6szletes magya-
razattal szolealnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-14
KIAD0 ttZLET

A magyarsag, k0reben altalano-
san ismert SzilYassy-fele iizlet elo-
ny0s feltetelek mellett kiado. r.
jon vagy jojj0n ere a cimre: 318
Greenwood avenue.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-14

- Sass, sass! OFT nj! lei
kcHdczett Gyuri.
= Az am! Meg j6 magasra vet
tc magat - meresztette fejet
az Greg Czaga is.
Egy -kett6rc az egtsz tanya a
sast gy0ny0rk0dte. Vasarnap del
el6tt volt, majusi naPsiit6s. Eny-
he szell6 csapogatta tanyaba a
iiszai retck zsalyas, mentas lila
tat tavaszi erot, vagyakat lopott
a VERDE. A Sas cSendcs keringes-
sci uszott magasan a tanya felett.
Mintha csak maya tavasz lem
gett volna a leveg6egben.
De tud repiilni!
= Ritka vendeg!
Erti a mesterseget! = mond-
Ia ez is, az is.
A Boris csak odafOrdult J6ska-
hoz:
= Olyan legyel te! Mint ez a
saSl Akkor jarhatsz utanam.
Dacosan villant legtny szemc
Hogy lehcssek olyan?
Szarny nelkiil?!
Mem szarny kelI ahhozl
Gyava vagy!
A legeny csak nezte indulattal
a lanyt mem tudott szemeben
Olvasni.
En- gyava9. - h0rdiilt fel.
- Aki en- utanam jar, az a leg
kiilonb legyen! Sas legyen!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-14

negy szoba Is konyha butor, XII
tiino karban, valamint egy zon-
gora4 Vevo a lakast is atveheti
jo helyen a South Side-on. Tele-
fon5ljon: 76789 Automatic b.
Webb felvilagositasert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-14


berben nem tud kart tenns, a
sziigyft maria verasre.. s most a
J6ska Xxi, akarja yezetni!
De J6ska csak ment az istallo-
/ ha. A tGbbi t6dult utana.
-CsendeSen! - sz6lott viSsza
a legfny. = Kiil0nben bit! = eb-
redt fel benne dac. - Ha meg
riad, mcgriad!
Az istall6 tuls6 oldalan clkiil0-
nitve allott a Linda, a csikajaval
eeyiitt.
Mikor J6Ska k0zeledett, f0lvc-
tette a fejet, fiilcit, fujt, elesen
nyeritctt. A SCENE tiizelt, mint a
parazs.
= Linda, tc! Bolond! Ma,
ma! : csititotta legerv
Lassan mintha csendesedett
volna a kanca. A legeny k0t6fe-
kct vctt benyitott hozza. Alb
ban a pillanatban fclhorkant 10
IS agaskodni keSziilt.
De legeny "a tenycrevel hatal-
mas er6vcl nyakara vagott.
= Te, Nezd cl = kialtott "a s
az allat megtorpadt es reszketett
az indulatt0l.
- Ma, ma! Te! Bolond j6-
szag. = becezte megint legeny
s megsimogatta a csik6t is.
A Linda ujra meghorkant, mi
kor a legeny csik6hoz nyult, de
az ujra bator er6vel rasz6lott:
= Ma! Bolond! Mi lesz?!
LaSsan eloyette k0t6feket S
odatartotta elebe. A kanca fui-
va, horkolva szaglaszta.
Pr6balta a fejere huzni. de 10
horkantva kapta el fejet.
= Ma! = szolott ra J6ska az
emberek csak AIT lattak, hogy k0-
tofek van Lindan. Meg hur-
kolta is az orranal a legeny.
Es vezette XII az istall0bol.
Az volt egy ut A valyuig. A
Linda maga Sc tudta, mi t0rtent
velee Csak fujt, agaskodott,
hanyta magat. Az emberek var
tax: = ma most, most szakitia Xxi
magat! = de legeny csudas er6-
vel, batorsaggal mindig leigezte.
Pedig a tavaszi leveg6 is vaditotta
a lovat, meg a hosszu istall6zas.
Megerezte a szabadsagot meg
Sc birt az eros akarattal.
A valyunal minden korty viz
utan felhorkant. fiilelt. Biiszken.
diadalmasan villant meg IA leg6ny
SCENE Boris fele, mig itatta a To-
vat. A lany tekintete megzavaro-
dott, de r0gton nj g6ggel villant
meg.
= Icy nem csuda! vedd ell to-
lie csikajat. ha mcred! = kial-
tOtta.
J6ska egyetlen rantassal leol-
dotta nadragszijat fejen csap
ia vele csik6t.
Rendit0t nyeritett az anyakan-
ca. Megrazta "a fej6t, felagasko-
dott, sorenye meglegett, szore
szala mind mintha szikrazott vol
ma, SCENE vad villogas neki
szemtol-szembe a legenynek. Az
okollel akart az Orraba yagni.
De 10 ket els6 laba mint a ket
balta! A fejebe kapalt a legeny
mex az csak eltertilt es oml0tt
we're.
= TIE, Linda! TIE! - kiabal-
tax a tanyaiak szaladtak. villa
val, lapattal, hogy elverjek JOS
kar6l.
Megtorpadt a Linda, eleset nye-
ritett, megugrott kiszaguldott
tanyab6l. A csikaja utana.
.Odagyiiltek mind J6ska k0re.
Az meg csak fekiidt a vereben,
mozdulatlanul. A feje egy roncs
volt.
= Ez Sc lelegzik mar t0bbet -
mondta csendesen Czaga.
Boris is csak nezte. Ketsegbe-
eses es vad indulat gyult SEE
meben.
- Ez te munkad - vadolta
q pazda
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10

the United states from tfSP o. 1921.
a summary uf the laws ~ various
countries relative. To dutiAhle values.
aud a statement of the proportion ot
import trade affected by ad .vnlorcm
and compound rates. the averages OF
each ana relative values
without expressing an opinion
upon the dcsirabuity ot adopting
American valuation, the comm ssiur.
uu the ono hand, points ont drfiri-
Cuciys iu The present system and DIFF
ficuitios ln the operation ot the pro-
puspd change, and, ou tho other
hand, submits tentative drafts u;
bills with explanations OF their re-
spcctivo advantages hy way of con-
siruCtivcly helpful suggestions. 70
H shown. among other ihlugs. that
much OF the merchandise now inn
ported oithDr has po foreign market
value at an ur has u value which
.3u not Dee asccrtaiurd boy 3pprli4lng
officers, that cost of production
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10

dble for the laurel wreath Of victory
resting upon the collective brow of
the Tulsa Rotary club this year has
a multiplicity OF interests, all Of
which he has followed i'm such "a
serious way that he has been able 10
really make accom- plishmonts of his
hobbies. He has written at ada times
Tor various publications and has sold
a number of scenarios to one of the
larger and better known moving pic
ture concerns. He studied piano
with a pupil OF LISTS in the east,
and has done n little work I'm COM
position; the songs taking honors
D the Rotary contest he wrote early
This winter, and the poem, he said,
was written I'm just a little while
after the idea OF 1t had occurred to
him. Lack of time prevented the
publishing of the two prize whining
songs before the convention, but
copies of them i'll he sent TO every
Rotarian the nth districo.
Mr.. Van Nalkenburg came 10
Tulsa a little more than n year ago.
and is auditor for the Alice Oil COM
pany and the Donelly Drilling COM
pany.
The words OF the prize winning
song. whose words and music were
written by Mr.. Van Valkenburg. fol-
low:
Il know club where peace abides.
Where fellowship hold sway.
Where smile meets smile ana
handshake
Helps cheer life on its way.
Our band OF men is chosen
And each must play his part
That the drama we call Rotr'y
viii be played with all our heart.
Oh Rotar-v oh Rotnrv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10
JAPAN'S HOLY ISLAND
Garden of Whispers where Every.
thing Disagrecabc l. Barred
Barred By Law

No births, no deaths. no dogs
a tract OF land subject to these
singular prohibitions is the sacred
island of Miyajima. situated most
georgeously in the inland sea Of
Japan. with the trifling exceptions
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10

Similar Comparable" and "com-
pctItNc.
Tho value of tho imports for snlo
In thv United states a suggested as
70 rule to supplement the main bases
uf apprnlsumcul Arbitrary power
iu auutui.iug officers ia Durb"d tho
commission potuts out hN the ot1tu-
torN requirement that approisinF ~.
flccrs shan use ail reasonable ways
and means Zoo do,vrWinins value. A
further suggestion ut benefit tn the
Importers iH th, proposal that inn
unitrfs hv relieved from ne binding
effect ut their entries ana from pom
pltiys for undotNaluntiun without
fraud.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10
SING SONG OF
'ROTRISH' CLAN
Van Valenkenburgh Gets
Prize With Rotary Song
He Composed.

new word in Rotary vocabulary
mo into use last week at the SOW
.,tarrth annual convention OF the
a,,h,vpst district at Wichita Tho
I'D was "Rotrish" and 1t was in
.r,dueed by G. Warner Van Nalkcn.
tprr OF Tulsa in his prize winning
.Cerr The Song Of Rutrish clan
Tuls. through MIR. Van Nalkcnburg.
,,or rrco prizes, two first and one
second "Oh, Rotary, adopted as
,be s..outecnth district Rotary song,
u,s composed by the Tulsa man. the
nrlzp winning poem was his, and the
mus. OF the song taking second
bonars was written by the same vor-
.afile Rotarian, the words by the
late Mrs. a. il. Farmer
Pianist, writer, pipe organist
composer. the man who Is rcspon-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10

Phuston Hello IIardacre. old
man! hear your wife has gone on
the stage,
Uardacrc---Y Ycs: but she won't
stay on It long. Her parts too diffi-
cult
con. I didn't know shc had q
speaking part"
"Shc hasn't. that's what makes It
difficult for my wife"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10
OnIic u Difference.

Percy tdlsconsolately) --T--asked
her and shc--she wouldn't have me.
iris sister (cheerfully) )--Oh. well,
chccr up. 4 girls mo" often means
future yes"
porcy (pilI unconsoled) But she
didn't say mo" Sho said Rats"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10

OF entering the world. leaving 60. or
starting "A kennel" you may d.
practically what YOU choose there.
Stringent religious regulations
dating far back into history forbid
'hu small adventures which [ haN.
named, though ! am bound To con
TESS that with regard to the flrs,
Two obedience Is not no strictly en-
forced as 20 used To br.
Occasionally q baby. anxious tu
. hoEiu existence, hurries into the
world before It's nme. Nowadays
humani,ar.an!sm is stronger than
Shlntu law. and no more terrible
/ penalty ia cXaCted from the unluckN
mother than that she shall hc moved
! 60 The mainland as soon as uossl-
bic and remain there for 80 days.
As for deaths, once the poor sut-
feror at his last gasp was tCrried
across to some other shore lest hi,
final breath should poliute sacred
soil Now, IL needs must he Is al
lowed 20 die In peace. but his bod
IL instantly removed To- ono fog
. burial and the chief mourucrs who
. attend the funeral arc obliged 20 alb
sent themselves from Miyajima for
/ 80 days Of ceremonial purif.vat,on.
MiyaJima, according to the Japd-
. nese, IL one Of the San-kcl, or three
/ chief sights of their country
1 do not think the claim is Ok
! travaEant II noble heights. yio-
lontN wooded rocks and ravines.
tiny valleys which trail down to tho
sea carrying on their bnsoms laugh
Ing streams. count for anything, the
island Is a gem
But that is an exterior impression.
/ Mijajima has a soul which 10 will re
veal 10 you 10 YOU give Il time. Per
sonailE | can imagine waking up
say from prolonged angcsthCsia--!u
a MiyajIma maple grove in spring
and before my reason had fully as
serted itself firmly believing | was
In heaven
The very deer have millennium
flavor, They have never learnt ia
fear man and are so tame that a
. stranger may feed them.
a highly Vcncrated temple dom
mates the spot. II has many gal
leries and many shrines. IL is bui.i
on piles in the sea, and at high It'd,
appears 10 float.
when darkness falls Miyajima be-
comes a garden Of whispers. On a
Somher night, preceded by an oblig
ing inn servant carrying "A paper
lantern, | strOllcd out Strange
sights and sounds greeted my ear
strange figures fitted by. Always
thcre seemed some ,hing just behind
me. but something which | felt
would be gentle and affectionatc as
the deer. \ guardian spirit. in fact
The temple songs, the clapping OF
hands as the worshippors tried tu
attract the attention of the gods
an had an unedrthly UmbTe,---bOn-
/ don Times
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10
He Was Right at the Door
When Opportunity Knocked


ness came into vogue. Louis kreld-
lcr the eminent baritpp. vyh, ,yui
.lpno3r Tuosd,, ,,.o,,t,.,. ~. 60.
,i.,~ r,u ..,I.
thorus' was a believer In its teach
ings
THIS was demonstrated In his
youth when he paid his way through
,o.lese ny playing, later cmharking
".. -. '',u ' ''l nus nIlueeS h'hlnd him
,,'i - ~ ,W' an ."P,i lt'' career
r',.,t. ,,1,,,l' I,l' VIII nv l"iIoWed alI
rnrt sf,,Di,,,. ~, D,"' an" con
diffcrrnt nnaratic manae.,.sH "a i,,,
prr,3rios win NO snariaI ,.,,,',,'.,,. ,,''
mpuf. his telcphono. rang ana a ,,,'ico
at the other end asked him to come
managers for whom he had previous
ly sung.
Upon arriving he was ushered into
the austcre presence OF the i'm
presarlo himself and the question
our motto calls To you,
lie profits most who serves the best
And 10 Fellowman is true.
ON Rotary, or Rotary,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10

The Govornmcut Of Uruguay ~
planning 90 own an central cloctrir
stations Boo that country together
with an privately owned telephone
tDunuui..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10

Among tho thief dcfiers for auto
mobile owners is "A form of haudcutf
which is locked I'm place around the
vertical pin Of steering knuckle Of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10
5 . 4
s ~
Values S30.75, SIS and Sf9.7j

Sport modeiS, GraduGti0n Dresses, modetS
for Afternoon and street Wear--fedturing
creme de chine, Canton crepe, OrgaRdy,
Tdffeta, Satin and combinations mat are
the last W0rd in dcsirabWtB for The wo-
man or miss IChO lCishes To be WeH dressed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10
sz!90'75 $
Values S29.7j, $35 and S39.75

Extraordinary Uaiues in this great col
lection OF super-fine Dresses. in Canton
creme, Satin, Tdffeta. Or0andy, Imported
GiRghdBI, Dotted !SUiss and cIeUer cont
bindtiOn8. Smart styling and pleasing
cOL0r combinations. an sizes included.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10

"Do you know sharpless i'm Butter
fly2'" hurled at him. Fortunately to
this question he could reply I'm the
affirmative and he confessed 60
knowing 10 In two languages. Tho
next question was, "llOw well do
YOU know IT, To this he could ALSO
conscientiously reply that he knew
it perfectly. The manager, still
doubtful. asked. Gould you sing DC
tonight?" In spite uf the fact that
kreidler had never been ON tho up-
cratic stage before in his life and
the hour was o'clock ia the after
noon, he hraccd himself ana said
firmly, Yes" Whcrcupon hc wac
told 20 report at the Park theater
Tor the evening performance and
adug and nCicd the role so acccpta-
bly, that ne contracted then and there
/ TO ilnish the engagement at the
/ thcatcr and was later sent ON tho
road with the same organization. To
say that Mr. krcidlcr believes I'm
/ the old adage that opportunity
/ knocks but once would be putting
/ II rather strongly but he does be-
licvc In heing ready at all times.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10

Values SI9.75, S25 and $29.75
Dresses Of Tdffetd. crepe de
Chine, Satin and cOmbind-
tiOns, in nary, brOWR, black
and gray. The styles are
those to be found in much
higher priced garments for
Spring and Summer Wedr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10

Oh, Rotary, oh Rotary.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10

Values S25, S20.75 and $35
A mOnderfHi GROUP Of dress
es at n price unbeiierenbiB
iOu--CGntOR Crepes, Crepes
de chine, Sdtins, FOuldrd and
GeOrgette combinations in all
LCdRted cOiOrs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10

A collection of better dresses seldom
seen eUen at SeideRbacIs at S35. w
hare reduced many higher priced gar
ments and put them in this group, and TO
gether With the HeIC ones pust receireo
make this a remarkable selection. Al
Wanted coiOrs and materials.
, 1921-06-16

Name and Description
First Addition Saratoga $500
Grimm. August, Lots 3. 4, s. s.
Block 10. s. r. e. Z l..
First Addition. Saratoga $500
Ryan, Cecil A., Lots 10 and
"a. Block IL, Crawford's Ad-
dition, Saratoga ---------
Saratoga Hot Springs Co.. SW
Y SWA; NEA; Sec. IL;
NWk; NJ .sWK; sWA
SWA; Sec. Is, TIP. II. Range
81. Lots 8, 15. to 10. Block
/: Lots 2 to II, Block 2:
All Blocks 3. 4, s. s, Z, 8:
Lots 6. Z, s, 3, 10, Block 8:
Lots 4. s, 6, Block 10; Lots 3
to 6. and /. Block "a; Lots
5 to 8. Block 16; Implanted
126x125 feet. Saratoga $500
Walter, Mrs. Marie, Estate.
Lots /. 2. 4. s. Block l. Hot
Springs Add. Saratoga 1900
DIS
Gunst, Louis. Lots 3 and L., Sc
y SWA; SWX SEA: Sec.
is. MEX NWA; SEX NV
Y; Lots l, 2. 3. Sec. 10. TIP.
-, Range 50
DIS
Foster, VIM, sWA: Sec. 80.
, 1921-06-16
ADVERTISING LIST FOR CARBON COUNTY
WYOMING, FOR 1920.
NOTICE
OFSALE OF REAL ESTATE FOR
TAXES
THE STATE OF wYoaGNG,
cou.ty e C.rsn

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, 1921-06-16

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