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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-06

the creamery. So one could almost
say the butter-milk m from the
farm, too. -
Figs Fay.
THE past two years If it hadn't
been for my hogs I wouldn't have had
anything OF the farm that paid. When
I c1n get barley and rye at the pres
ent prices, and sell hogs at five cents
a pound. I certainly, say it pays, to
raise hogs"
The buildings on this farm are old,
and only average as farm buildings
go. But that does not deter the own
ers from forging ahead with livestock
In their plan of diversified farming.
They are not %plungirg, but are gradu-
ally developing their herds along good
bloodlines. They are fixing UP
the old buildings and taking advan-
tage OF natural conditions. The Red
River gives them 4 half mile OF water
frontage, well timbered. Forty acres
of timber along the cpulee that here
flows into the river, affords excellent
natural pa~sturage. This timber land
needs clearing and the Torrences are
Outing and selling hundreds Of cords
OF wood from it.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-15

=. Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Logue were
In Oxford Sunday evening Joe Jor-
dan, Sears Williamson, Alma Paddock
and Edith Keelor attended the revival
meeting at the NJ. E. church in Liberty
Sunday evening The additional room
to the Salem church was completed
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert
Logue have moved to the farm belong
ing to Mrs. Alice Logue about two
miles east of Liberty. Harry Pitman
of Brookville was the guest of Frank
Smith and family Friday. -. Frank
Smith and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Gels were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Rosfeld Sunday afternoon. 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Albert were in Rich
mond Monday. ;. "A bazaar and market
will be given at Ida Williams store in
Liberty Saturday, Dec. 16, by Mrs. Rob-
ert's class of the Salem Sunday school.
The proceeds will be used for the
benefit of the new room. =. Mrs. Ben
Thurston spent Tuesday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Burris
Omar Lindsey and family were guests
of John Decker and family near Col
lege Corner, Sunday Ira and Rach-
ael Mize spent Saturday night and
Sunday with Dale Mize and family
west of Liberty. !. Herbert Barnard
and family were guests of Arthur Bar
nard and family at Liberty Sunday.
Emaline Gardner and sister, Mrs.
James Nickels are on the sick list,
the latter being under the doctors
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care. .... Misses Nora, Elizabeth and
Margaret Cornell and Mrs. Frank
Hammerle were guests of Dennis Glea-
son and family Friday :. !. Emma Egan
was a guest of Edgar Stanton and
family Sunday afternoon.
HUNTSVILLE, lnd.-Mr. and Mrs.
c. R. Farquhar were at Muncie Satur-
day. +. Relatives OF Mrs. Flora Butler
gave her a birthday surprise dinner
Sunday. Those present We're: Aunt
Docia Botkin of Carlos, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Suits of Modoc, Mr. and Mrs.
Ollie Weyles of Economy, Mr. and Mrs.
Claud Wilson and family OF Winches-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. William Botkin and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. George Cox and
son, Robert Cecil, Russell Hunt and
Mrs. Anna Parker. Norman and Har-
Glen Wright were at Farmland Friday
Mrs. Harold Cecil is very sick.
George Clamche and family of Losant-
vile spent Sunday at Ham Leeka's. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. BLY, were at Farm
land Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
James and children of Winchester and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Dudley and fam
lily took dinner Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. P. w. Harvey. Miss Ermal
Gaddis left Monday morning for Dan
vile, Ind, where she will enter the
Normal at that place. 80. The Misses
Mary Alice Thornburg of Carlos and
Amy Harvey and Leslie Harvey and
Don Retter took supper Sunday even
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Suburban

HANNA'S CREEK, Ind.-Mr. and
Mrs. David Maze entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. George Sholl of near Corners
Vile at dinner Wednesday. . Perry
I,aFuze's son, Ross, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis at Reid hos
pital few days ago is improving nice
" and will be brought to his grand
mother Lybrook's home Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. William Scammahorn's
little son, Cecil, has been quite i'll of
lagrippe the last few days but is slow
" improving. Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence
Tappen were shopping in Liberty We'd
nesday afternoon. 80. Stanley Moore,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-15
MODERN ADVANCEMENT
SIS DIMMINC SOUTH SEA
ROMANCE, ADVENTURE

HONOLULU, T. H.. Dec. 15.-The
glamour, romance. and adventure Of
the South Seas are disappearing be-
fore the spread of modern methods of
industry, education and living. accord
ing to ]. f. q. Stokes, ethnologist,
attached to the Bishop museum here,
who has returned from a two year
tour of the Austral islands in connec-
ton with the museums endeavor to
establish the origin of the Polynesian
race.
Even Rapa, the Pindot island which
has become famous as a place where
the men were fed by women and lolled
around listlessly on a stretch of coral
strand under the shade-giying palm
trees-is beginning to show the marks
of civilization, despite the fact that
the ratio of inhabitants continues to
approximate four women to one man,
Stokes said.
There are only % taxpayers-men
between the ages of Fl and Go on
the island The rest of the 236 inhabt-
tants are women, young boys and old
men.
Women Do Work.
"All the work except the fishing IS
done by the women, who are comely
strudy, exceedingly tall, muscular and
hospitable," Stokes said. "The wony
en- who first drew attention to Rapa
through stories that the women fed
the men, apparently visited the island
during a festival, when the women
fed the men in fun. The women
however, do perform all agricultural
work.
Despite the heavy ratio of womer
to men, no man has more than one
official wife The women are none toe
willing to marry the men of Rapa, as
they become little more than slaves
: once they are married. They have nc
'hold or control over their husbands
and if they attempt to enjoy the same
privileges as their husbands they are
liable to receive a severe beating.
The inhabitants of Rapa are ex
trcmely hospitable to white man"
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ing with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harvey.
Mr. and Mrs. Gail Moore of Windsor
spent Sunday with Mrs. ZELDA Gaines
-. Several from here attended the fu-
neral of Alden Miller at Winchester
Monday ... Mrs Dorothy Courtner,
county health nurse was at our school
Monday and Tuesday -. Clint Cox
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Rowe near Harrisville. Mr.. and Mrs
Charley Gordon and family and Arthur
Moore and wife of near Farmland
sepnt Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Gordon Cleo Norman
spent Tuesday at William Cox's near
Carlos. !. Wilbur Clifton Gaines has
the Group i. Trustee T. G. Sackett at
tended trustees meeting at Indian
apolis Tuesday.
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principal, and Mrs. c. c. Alternately,
primary teacher of Hanna's Greek
school assisted by their pupils will
present a Christmas program Friday
afternoon, Dec. %. The Rev. Mar
tin, pastor of the Liberty NJ. E. church
and several members conducted serv-
ice at the infirmary Sunday afternoon
-. Miss Ruth Kitchel who is attend
ing Illinois university this year will
spend Christmas vacation with home
folks. School children are selling
Christmas seals. Mr.. and Mrsl Lloyd
Reich moved TO the new parsonage
this week. !. Alvin LaFuZe has sold
his farm consisting of so acres to Fred
erick Roberts of Richmond, and Mr.
LaFuze has purchased $50 acres of
fine land near Muncie and will take
possession soon. Joseph Phenis and
Clifford Phenis visited T. J. Bennett of
Richmond Sunday. Mr.. Bennett has
been i'll for sometime.
ABINGDON, Ind - Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Glunt and family spent Friday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Gale Smok.
er and family Mr.. and Mrs. Carl B
Toschlog and daughter of near Foun.
tain City, spent SunGay with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Weiss and family. Messrs.
Frank Weiss, Ralph and Cecil Burris
attended the Parent associa-
ton meeting at CenteryilIe high school
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Glunt and family visited Sun
day afternoon with Mrs. Louise Ber-
tram.
SALEM, Ind-Walter Breen was in
Indianapolis Monday :. Mr.. and Mrs,
Dan Breen and son, Louis, were guests
of Emma and Gertie Egan Sunday.
Several from this vicinity attended the
Christmas entertainment at the Coli
scum in Liberty Tuesday evening, Civ.
en- by the Joan of Ark club. Mrs
Thomas Dougherty has been on the
sick list and under the doctors care
but is slowly convalescing. Mrs. Flora
Freeman and Mrs. James Dougherty
have been staying with her. .Johr
Dickerson and family of Oxford were
guests of Emmett Rile and family Sun
day. james Breen is rapidly con
valescing John Paddock is very i'll
at this writing. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Rol
and Paddock took supper with Omar
Miller and family Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orie McCreary and son
\ Harry. Mrs. Maria White and Mr.. anC
Mrs. Hacker spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Edmund Fogarty at Liberty
-. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Miles and Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Williams spent Thurs
day evening with Orie McCreary anC
family Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ridge
and Missouri Stanton and daughter
Jessie, spent Sunday with Mr.. anC
Mrs. Sam Winters at Brownsville =.
Lora Logue was a guest of Ben Georgt
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-15
SENATE ALMOST SPENDS
S40o. 900 INADVERTENTLY

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-Through
anadverterence the Senate passed but
later recalled bill giving the govern
ment's consent for construction at
Treton, N. j., of bridge to common
crate the historic crossing of the Della
ware river by George Washington. The
bill went through first as routine
measure until senators discovered it
carried an appropriation of 100000.
Passage of the bill was rescinded and
it was referred to the appropriations
committee.
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and family Sunday afternoon. =. Mrs.
Letitia Williamson and son, Sears,
were guests of Edward Williamson
and family part of this week. :. Rev.
and Mrs. David Henley of Richmond
attended the entertainment at Salem
church Sunday and were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Gardner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilber Johnson of Rich
mond and Mr.. and Mrs Earl Creek of
Peoria spent Sunday with home folks
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-15

When a child comes home and tells
about seeing a "big lion and a bear"
in the neighbours backyard, it is a mis-
take to punish him for lying. He has
an imagination which should be guided
in the right direction. Say to him, so
you saw a make-believe lion, did your
Distinguish between fact and fancy, but
do not stunt the fancy.
Copyright, 1922, Associated Editors.)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-15

There is no element in the sun ex-
cept coronium, which has not also been
found on earth.
Washington Journal., 1922-09-15

grofeIIors, mo BE beiSen Serren i'm
@eiprdd iaben.
Stun, pie mar iie?" e~rfunoiate
lid Ser grofelior lebbaft uno Ste
9lide oes iunsen Wtannes binaen
nou Sponnung an Den 2ippen Der
@1rterin.
Sdpeiter @ertruO sog Die SduI.
tern bod uno beridtete in rlbiaer,
iadIider glrt, tpie es Meniden TIM,
Ole nihts aus ibrer getpobnten 2u-
BE bringen fam.
.gs mar ntft anoers gu ertpar.
ten erfldrte HroIeiior Seller.
,9oiien Gle elm poor StunOen oar.
iiber bingebeH, Serr 9oftor, oonn
miro iid Die &roufe berubist ia.
ben."
SD bin untr6ItIi6, Serr BRO.
feIiorl @s IdBt mia feline &ube,
tuenn id an SeIlA Oenfe, uno iie
nun binter oieien @touern tpeiB, mir
lit, ais Tonne ia ridt tpieoer frob
~tueroenI~
.0os eibt fid idon, Serr 0ot.
tor. Denfen Sic Ooroti, mas i9
Sbnen i8on uieoerbOIt iuste: aopf
bodl"
sd min es beberdieenI gber ei.
ne Bite miiiien Sic mir nod &c.
tpGbren, Serr YrOfeiior. SD weiB,
es lit gegen Die @nItaltsborI6rtften
aber id boffe, ooB sic einmaI cine
glusnabne MAIDEN. 2aiien sic mid
morgen obeno mad Seaos gefin.
Den fragert, OieIleidt Dab id iie aud
ilur ein Helm menig bon tpeitem
feben fam. @s niiroe mir elm
GROCER Croft iein, gu erfabren, ooB
lie lih etpas berubiet bot"
Gut, Serr Doftor, neil sic 10
iebr oorun bitten, mill id Sbneu
oieIe Miisnabme geItotter. SIN all
g%enteinen balte i'd es nidt fir gut,
penr ii1 Die IngebOrigen au oft
nad benz Yntienten erflltoigen. IS
lit meiit fir beioe Seile aiifreibeno."
rSd peiB, Serr Brofeilor uno
BIN Sbnen fir Sbre Site gan6 be.
Ionoers oonfbar."
8rofeiIor Seller geleitete ieinen
@elader nod binotis ulto blieb altf
Der Eerraile iteben, Inn 9oftor
Steiner nodmols 5u%duipinfen.
@ls er mieoer in Die 9iele fam,
beseguete er Sdpeiter @ertruo uno
erfl6rte: :
n9ieier 9oftor Steiner lit bod
riibreno in ieiner @ruoerliebe. SIM
Den sic oos nidt auf, S6pelter?"
= n@emiB, Serr 9rofeiiorl Wion
tonnte oieies Sr6ulein &ela falt
oarum beneioenl"
Washington Journal., 1922-09-15
VII.

@ielidopsfp bate feline oarl5eu
Soffmlngcit altf ben IuSfliig am
Wtittpod geieBt.
6ieberbaft mar feline Sebniudt
na1 einem 5drtliden @ort bon
Sel, oas linn erueut beitqtigen ioa-
tc, DAB iie i'm liebe. limo penn
iie baum i'm glllto liben miiroem
oidt ~aneinanoer geiHmiegt, ooB er
Die @6rme ibres &orpers ipiirte,
oann molte cr oen Motor laufen
IaIlen, nm m0glidlt BALD aus Der
&ieienltaot binmus5ufommen. llno
orauBen muBte Sel ieinen 2iebfo-
iungen ~itiabalten, oa braltfte er fei-
ne &iidiidten auf 8eiuher, aui
&olleginnen ODER gar ouf Die 3ofe
al nebnlelt, oie Sel in finoliher
Srcloe ale nit Der @~erlobung
iiberroi1en moate. ST ipoIlte iid
enoli6 einmal iatt fiiiienl Seine
2ippen fieberten uito brannten oa-
nafl
Gurfte iie ibm oesbalb b0ie iein2
Gin gan8es Sabr fat bate er nit
uiermiiolider @eOulo Inn lire 2ie-
be geiporben, alle lire 2alnen err
traeen, NIT oeren lie i'm gequdlt,
Inn feline 2ie6e gu priifen.
limo nun, oa er lid enoli1 i1rer
2iebe fiber witBte, oa er Die ielige
@eipiBbeit bate, Dab Tie Sic Sci.
ne tpcroen polte fir INNER, oo mar
es, aIs OBJ linn Elm neioiides @e-
idid Die StuuOe Der 2iebe miB-
gonntel
@ie batte er aeitern bon hinge.
bulb auf ben peripro1cnen tele.
Washington Journal., 1922-09-15
vi.

Gina ging uneeoulOig Dor Dem
groBen &oufbaus @ertbeim in Der
2eipaigeritraBe auf uno ab. Snl-
mer nieOer bate iie iid Die prddti-
gen @lislogen betra9tet, uno lid
beimli1 manfes bon ben &oitbar-
feiten eetpini9t. @ieoerbolt gilt
ten lire 8lide at Der rbr iiber benz
@ingange.
Gin @iertel na9 ie6sl
Cine gan5e Stunoe partete lie
i6on bier, obne 0oB bon ibrer Ser.
rim etwas gu ieben mar. Nber tie
bate oo9 ri9tig beritanoenl
@egen fiinf llbr ioute iie Dor
Dem 2aufbauS @ertbeim in Der
&eip5igeritraBe Srdulein &iiopara
ertpartenl
Sic botte es Dem @oten, Den it,
re Serrin beauftragte, an iie Die
telepbonii9e 8eiteGung aits5urid).
ten, gennu p~ieoerbolt, uno es fonn-
te fem MiBoerlt6nonis borliegen.
@s piiroe nun ridt mebr LANCE
oaueril, uno Die @ei9Gfte tpuroen
gei1loiien, aber Grdulein &iiotpa-
ra mar nod ni9t al ieben.
Sb Die auBenoufnobmen oo6
LANCER ge6auert batten, als iie arge.
nommen?
ODER Oh ii9 lire &errin i6on
tpieoer zines an6eren beionnen bot
te?
Moglid mar es idon, oenn cine
iolde bertpoBnte Dame lit al iebr
bon 2oiiren un0 Stimmungen ab.
b6ngig, iino es mar 1ift oas erIte.
nal, DAB Gina bergebli9 tpartete.
@ls Die @eoienlteten oes 8aren.
bauies oie groBen @iiengitter Dor
Die gingongStiiren iesten, lln6 oos
perIonol tpie cine rieiiee @ene lid
iiber oen 2eip5igerpIas ereoB, CAB
Gina oas aipedloie @arten oitf uno
manote ii6 gum @eben.
91 bate ibr nun Der 8ote an
Eelepbon ausoriidlid eingeibGrft,
Sraulein &iiotparo ertparte fie be-
itimpt Inn 0ieie 8eit mno fie fole
ia nidt bergeiiett, piinftliG dl fom-
men, un0 ieBt mar iiber efne Stun.
De peritri6en un6 lire Serrin mar
ni6t erfdienen.
Iergerli6 elite Gina our9 Die be.
lebten StraBen, nm mogIidIt BALD
beim5ufommen. 9abei 0aGte Iie an
allerlei llnerfreuli9es, oas ser
0ienIt elmer 3ofe BEL elmer pertpobn.
ten Game nit iid brinet.
nG6nel, idnen, SrGulein Gina,
Sr1ulein &iiouara lit i6ou boIo Ell.
he Stunoe oabeim uno miro iifer
Sbre 9ienite bermiiienl" rief ibr ser
alte 9ortier benin Seffnen Der Si.
re entgegen.
RopfI6iitteIno nnttportete Gina:
vGdon gu Sauie2 9a fam ih
natiirlid LANCE iteben uno mir Die
gluge;t aus Dem &opf i9ouenl"
SaItig elite iie Die Stufen ou Dem
oberen Stodtpert binauf uno aina
bon 3immer 5l 8immer, um lire
&errin at iuden. Nirgenos mar
cine Spur bon ibr au iebeu.
Washington Journal., 1922-09-15

SdlQf3tllillers un0 lpupte Diileiil.
Gridroden iubr iie 5uiammeu, ais
iie Die Gina niioe unO matt in oen
groben, lcioenen Siiien Iiegcn lab.
Tim @otteswiuen, gn1Oiaes
Sr1ulein, mas lit oenn geIteben2 "a
rief ole 3ofe uto elite an Oos 9ctt.
0iiioe mintte Sel aiiopara ob
iino 5og pie froitelno ole idpere,
rotieiOene 9oineuoede I'M ole sar.
ten, tpeiben SdulterL Die Oos mel.
BE, ipiteubeiette Hadtbemo fr%eilieB.
Miibiam begonn iie 5u ipredeH;
babel famen Die @orte raub uno
better bon ibren 2ippeu:
~gridreden sic uidt, Gina, IS
miro boffentli6 bolo pieoer Dor.
iibergebeu. SD bin BEL Dem gu.
Benaufnabmeu ourh eigene llnnor.
iidtiefeit ms 8aiier eeitiir5t unO
claude, oos folte 8o0 lit Mir nidt
gut befommenl"
.Gntiesli1l@ iommerte Gina;
Isle peroen ooh iest nidt franf
peroer, gndoiees 5rduleinl"
0@er fam milien, mas fir Sol.
gen elm ioldes, unfreipiliges BAD
bat. @rrl 9os @oiier mar nod
70 ifredlib foltl ga mar es notiir.
lid oiisoeidloiien, OaB id nod 5n
@ertbeim fontmen fonnte."
n9as CLAUDE ih Sbnen germ.
~gndoiges 6r1uleinl Gh, Soft, utlo
nun mar id nidt NAL aubauIe, nm
Sbnen beim altsfleioen bebiIflid al
ieinI Con id Sbnen elm @Ias bel.
BEN Gee bereiten2 ODER io6re es
nidt nieneidt better, Den glr6t au
ritfen2~
Giiriorelid idob Oas MdSden
nod ein &iiien iinter Den Ropf Der
Dipo, uno oedte iie nit elmer aipci.
ten 0ede au, oa ibre Serrin INNER
pieoer froiteIte.
Gin @las Zee p1re mir golla
ongenebmI 9ringen sic oii9 etpa8
Hun nit, oas ertpGrmt Damn ro-
Ider."
LIMB ion id an 6en 9oftor tele.
pbonieren, ondoigeS 6rduleiu? @s
lit bod rationter, oo man ME ipeiB,
mie i9nea iid Der 3ultato Der.
i6Iimmern fantt.@
Sel &iiotpara pinfte lddelno ob
uno entgegnete:
D3eine Gorge, 2inaI SD mar be.
reits bel Yrofeiior gbeniteinl gr
fonnte nod ni6t genau feltitelen,
OBJ Die Seiierfeit Der Stimme ouf
cine @rf6ltung ooer altf cine
Stimtnbanoldbmung ourA S1ref
5ltriid5ufiibren lit, un6 mill mid fir
einige Gage our geralien llnterIu.
dung in ieine YriOatflinif uebmenl"
nSeben Sic, 9ndoiges 6rdulein,
meme Gorge lit nid)t obne @runol
Id mein Soft, penn MIR nidts
er1titlihes oaraus entitebtl" iammer-
tie Die 8ofe ernellt.
nSd balte es aud fir oaS Bette,
ipenn i6 mid einige Gage pollt1n-
big idone uno babel INNER unter
dr5tli6er glufiidt bleibe, fir oen
Sal, ooB iid nod ireeno pelde
&omplifationen einitelen. Sd glail.
be es ia nidt, aber 8oriidt lit i'm.
mer better"
SIMMER letter uno angeitren9ter
flang oie Gimme Sel &iiofparas.
@ridopft legte iie fid in Die aii-
fen 5uriid un0 idloB Die 9lueen. 81.
ia betradtete mitleioig oas blalie
@elidt ibrer Serrin, oos in Den
fiinitli6en 9dmmerlidt nod fobler
uno our6ii6tiger mirfte ais ionit.
Erlg oos Salbounfel, oos our9 oaS
3u5ieben Der i9meren, rotieioenen
Stores I'M 3immer entltanoen wor,
Die Sdulo 0arat, ooB man einige
i6arfe 3iige I'M Mitno uno glu.
gen oeutli6er lab ais ionit? OOer
bertrand sic 9iba ourd S1minfen
uno Sd0nbeitsmittel oiele beoenfli.
6en SebIer 9ei1idt 5u be~rbergen?
2eile, Inn Die &ube. ibrer &errin
nidt gu lt0rer, elite Gina aus Dem
3immer, I'M in Der &iihe moelidit
rQfh ben See ALI bereiteu.
Washington Journal., 1922-09-15
washinsNl a Ssurnal.

Entered as se~cond-class matter August
Z. 1915, at the post office Washington,
D. c., under the Act Of March 3. 1879.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-05-13

sox-1ezst = . ~ s9g1ezEt = =
eeetso1 2. ToEn =. ror-r f Range Z
s1e1ce ~z1zl1z 1or-1 10 feet, -Ee1e-
raining weat lg7 feet, t1eEee r1zair. 2
slEtE 10 feet. sGe1ee r1-1llg est
l8I feet zEehes = Place q 1eyz-l NJ,
~ lD IF01 Comfy STATE Z Hisco1 slC-
J. T. ~ ixzss T1sr pzyr q ne
sE5s u me IVA e SET :, Tow -.
rortz - Rzz2e X Vie zrcIos-o b
IN blowing sI1eE. Beginning q the
northwest corner Il SAID for5v zr1
running east along the nort1 Ire Il
sad forty. 30 fees, theEce Z. right
angie s31ea u sogsn line u sal
forty, 1870 FEET, thence - r5gh angles
Hezg along the sD1th lire 70 the
so1EhHegr corner u sad fyrty, $50
feet, thence a. right zngl : north
along re wesT line II said forty 1870
fec, . pare y beginning
Owner d Record. An.onia Sexryz:
SIX acres On the east side u southeast
quarter q northwest c1zrer q Sec
z, Town -. north 81 Range IL and
raw particularly ceseroec IS follows:
Z Or Z starting port commence q the
corner # SEt4 q wv Z q
Sec Z, Township -, Range Il and
ran thence sOuth 80 rods more or less
&c the Z line - tire sixteenth pos u
the SEA u &Wi4 being the place Of
beginning running thence west on
sight line Z rods more or less q the
center II said section, thence north on
g1a rter line 80 rods more or less 70
place of beginning
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-05-13

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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-05-13

The British government is setti
good example in breaking up o0s
warships to give work to the q
ployed. If it will also break up 9
that are not obsolete the eza
would be even better.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-05-13

a4a DIX 100 -A
/ g
Marie Miller Commencing q :
III where TIE uorr1 Inc u Sugar
#CSID Beach E-ersec-s the vsgn- Of
wzv q G. & y ". Ry- IS shown g
recorded pot q Sugar Camp Beach,
thence NJ or said Inc u said right
. q Eey 81 feet south = degrees, west
Tor s. 307 Z, Z73 feet % Mercer 81.
thence southwest or Mercer =. ard
Sugar Camp Bleaching drive SIS feet,
% placed I beginning al n Sec 8,
Tozn g. BE-
Clara Hendricks. The Ma Of
NWl4 d SE1s See IS. -, q, con
tanning &c acres Il land mora or less
ard known ss lot No. 2 IN said section
IS excepting ard reserving the right
Of way 81 the c. & y. n. Ry. and fur
sher reserving that part u said le
acres heretofore sold 70 Femzn 9. Ball.
Geo. Emery Busz. Start At vests
post Of section 81, -, 4E, thence north
; degrees east 30 chains 70 post
which is starting point q lot il Gov
lot 2, Sec. 81, ~. AZ. north Il degrees
Z 200 feet, thence north Il degrees "
Z00 feet, south and west 81 feet on
Lake Shore and interseet Range Ire
sgQth On Ranse iae % place q pc
ginning.
r. Durkee: Known as lot 9 start
ing a. VESTS post See. 81, Town =,
Range AZ, y 5 degrees. Z 30 chains.
X % degrees, z 800 feet which Is the
starting point Of lot 9, \ - degrees,
Z 100 feet. \ 81 degrees, " TO feet,
5 & " On lake shore 100 feet, S Il de-
Zrees. f .l45 feet 20 place Of pc
ginning
James z. johnson: 4 piece o. land
known as lot and more practically
described as follows: Commencing
al west y post Sec. 81, y. 4E. n ; de-
grees. Z 30 chains. \ 49 degrees, 600
feet, which E the starting point Of lot
s. north ~ degrees, Z 100 feet, y Il
degrees, w 23s feet, south and west
or lake shore 100 feet. s Al degrees, E
238 feet to place Of beginning.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-05-13
Penokee & Gogebic Cons. Mines A
Honlehan's Addition
Severini q Castagna-s AddItI.

That the only cure for uneml
ment is employment may not 9
like a very profound observation.
it falls much more gently on the
of many than to say the only cuF'
unemployment is work.