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Glas svobode., 1922-03-21
LENINoV NAMEN.

Neka, moskovska brzojavka, kl
ie dospela Rigo pravi, da DO Lee
-ofn odpotovaI ma genevSko konfe-
renco preko Crnega morja. Spre-
mljal ga bO zunanii minister Clee.
rim in ,Joffe. Poslednii je bill ruSki
zastopnik tekom rusko-poljskega
pogajanja. Skupno bo ruska dele
gaeiia Stella Stirideset Glanov.
Y Genovi bo incl Lenin prihko
gledati Lloyd Georgia IL oblieJa '
obliGje, kar ie veGkrat zelel, Tam
bo tudi predIozil sovietskc zahte-
we.
Ma konferenci kOvmarskih de-
lavcev V Moskvi ie Lenin lzJanI'
da Sc bo V sluGaiu pOtrebe RuslJo
povsem zaprlo tuiemu Svetu. Ma
mesto, da Sc Gaka milosh tuJlh ka-
pitalistov 81 bo Rusiia pOmagala
sama. Vzelo bo zato pac nekaJ wee
LET. toda konGno bo to pOmenlalo
nopolno zmago mad kapitalizmom.
Vsekakor. to groznio Sc bo izvrSllO
ie reGeno - lie V SluGaju, ce Ru-
siia ne bo zadovolina z genevSko
lzOnferencO.
Glas svobode., 1922-03-21
AMERISKE CETE BODO IA
PUSTILE NEMCIJO.

Predsednik Harding ie izdal q
kaz, ola Sc mora vse ameriSko vo
JaStvo, H Sc nahaja V Nem6ij,, Pc
yrniti V Zdruzene drzave do prvc-
ga julia.
Predsednikov odlok je naznanil
vojni tajnik Weeks in dodal, da Sc
bo ameriSko voiaStvo vraGaio do
NOV tako nitro kot DO mogoce po-
tom redne Transporting sluzbe
AmeriSka armada, Xxi Sc Sc ma
haja V Coblencu, na okupiranem
nemSkem ozemlju, Steje okoii 4'dI0
moz skupno.
V nekaterih krogih Sc latrjuje.
da ie predsednik Harding ida, Il.
ukaz Z namenom olajSati NcnGiji
Ebreme, ker mora placevati ~ ~
vezniSko voiastvo, li okuDira ne
no ozemlje. StroSki "a vzdrzeva-
ME zavezniSke armade so re desc.
eli svoto enc miljarde dolariav
katero bo morala ali je ze de'Cma
plaGala NemGija. Toda mirovna
pogodba dovoljuje zaveznikom, ola
smejo zavezniki nadomestiti anne.
mSke cete S svojimi, &c bi Jim to
i kazalo in ce Sc to zgodi, he bo bre-
me Nemciie mic manjse kot je bile
doslej.
VeG podLage in verjetnosti ina
pa mnenie, da Sc zeliio ZdruzenC
drzave polagoma umakniti IL "a.
pletenih evropskih zadev. To Sc jC
| pokazaIo ze V TEN, ker so odkloni
lie svojo sovdelezbo na bodoci ge
nevSli konferenci. Poleg tega ie "a
meriSka vlada sporoGila vsem ban
kirjem V tel dezeli, ola morale
vpraSati "a svet ameriski drawn
department prednO nakazeJo kak
evropski dezeli nova posoiila.
Voini tainik Weeks ie poda
naslednio iziavo:
"Pred nekai mesecev ie nred
sednik. narocil, da Sc mai ameriSk'
! leetc V Evropi, kar jih ie mad 2O0'
moz vrneio V Zdruzene drzave po
tom navadnega rednega trGnspor
ia. Sedai ie direktiral. ola Sc mai
TEN nadaljuie toliko casa, da bo
do vsi ameriSki voiaki donna. ka
pomenja, da Sc bo poslednii ameri
Ski sIuzbuioGi voiak povrnil
! ZdrrHene drzave Sc pred koncen
! fiskalnega leta.' IH"
Glas svobode., 1922-03-21
VOLSTEAD INA TEZKOCE.

Andrew Volstcad, ie tisti kon-
greSnik IL sedmega minnesotSkega
llongresnega distrikta, Xxi ie napi-
sal in predlozil slaven "VolStea-
dov akt", XII lie nameraval radikal-
no odpraviti alkohoine pijace V
Zdluzcnih drzavah, Niegov akt jt
bill sicer spreiet in uveliavljen, to-
da nj tidal mnogo, ker ,ljudje ga
spIoh MISC hoteli vpoStcvati.
VoIstead ie republikanec in Sc
daj Sc ie izkazalo, da Sc bo moral
salamenSko boriti, ce bo hotel bitl
ponovno izvolien V kongresno
zbornico Zdruzenih drzav. 10 Sc
ie namreG vrSila okrajna konven-
ella republikanske stranke, Sc le
izkazalo. da ina Volstead ma Svo-
i strani lie peri$Ge delegatov, N 50
pripravljeni podpirati niegovo no
minaciio. Vsi ,ostali so njegovl mas
protniE.
Alkohol ie paG nelai takega kot
Skazetov "bog'', Volstead pojde
S povrSja, vsegamogoeni alkohoI
pa ostane kot ie bill. Je zalostna ia
rec a mi ne moreno pomagatl, ce-
pray bi srGno radl!
Glas svobode., 1922-03-21

Zadnio soboto .ie bill Mohandas
Gandhi obsoien od britiskega sodi-
Sea V Ahmedabadu, India, ia .
let jeGe, ker Sc ie trudil, da OSvobo-
di svoje soroiake angleskega mad
gOspodstva.
Predno ie bila obsodba izretena,
Sc ga je vpraSalo, ce Sc cuti krive-
ga vsega omega, kar Sc ga obtozu-
je in Gandhi :ie pritrdil.
Gandhi ie bill idealist, ki Sc je
boril "a principe in nj incl nika-
Ike mrznje proti kateremukoli An
glezu, toda zelel je svojemu naro-
du svobode in zato ie bill angleSke-
mu gospodstvu tembolj nevaren.
Generalni advokat ie tekom raz-
prave, Xxi je bila dokaj kratka,
kajti Gandhi ie bill aretiran Sele
pred dobrim tednom dni, pokazal,
da so Gandhiievi clanki sistemati-
Gno uStvarjali nezadOvollStvo In
diicev in takO izpodkopayali sta
bilnost angIeSke nadvlade V mdi-
il. Gandhijevi Glanki MISC bill pro
dukt Obskurdnega ali ignorantne-
ga cIoveka nego visokO izObraze-
mega inteligenta Resnica ie, da je
Gandhi V vseh svoiih spisih pozi-
val roiake mai Sc nikakor ne po-
sluzijo nasilia, toda '%kallSne ko-
risti ie to" = ie vpraSal advokat
Ge ie pa neprestano sejal nezado-
volistvo proti vladi in tako nava-
jal druge, da bi io prekucnili?"
Ma to obtoznico ie podal Gand-
hi dolgo izjavo. Primal ie, da je
sejal nezadovoljstvo prot obstoie.
Gemu sistemu in da je ia aelja po-
stala V. MEM ze strast. Rekel jc
da Sprejme nase vSo llrivdO "a ne
rede,-xi so Sc pripetili V Madra-
su. Bombaiu in Cavri Cavru; to-
da. ie zatrdil, &c bi bill puScen ma
svobodi, bi nadaljeval svojim de-
Iom. Ncnasilie ie bilo niegov e.
vangelii. nj cutil niti najmanjSega
Glas svobode., 1922-03-21
KADAR STA MOI IN zENA
MED POROTNIKI.

V Minneapolisu, Mimi. Sc je vr-
sila porotna obravnava proti neke-
mu Rosenbergu, ki je bill obtozen
tatvine. Med porotniki sta sedela
tudi Mr. in Mrs. Farrar, moz In ze-
ma. Ko so bill porotniki ma posve-
tovanju ie papa Farrar trdil, da le
obtozenec nedolzen, mama Farrar
je pa bila boil trdosrcna = ma
pram mozu ali napram obtozencu,
Sc ne We = pa lie glasovala "a krl-
vdorek. Dokaj prickanja je bllo
med porotniki, koncno so Sc pa lie
zedinii in spoznali obtozenca krl-
vim.
"veste," ie rekel Mr.. Farrar. in
Sc previdno ozrl okoli, ce nj NOR
da zene blizu, iona mi lie naspro-
tovala, pa to nj druzinska zadeva.
Sal so mi tudi drugi porotniki, ki
MISC bill moia zena, nasprotova-
Iii"
Glas svobode., 1922-03-21
IA 620 DOLARJEV IN 80 CEN
TOW Sc LAHKO PELJETE
OKOLI SVETA.

Paroplovna druzba " Admiral
Line" il Seattle, Wash. naznanja,
da Sc je napravilo potreben spora-
zrlm raznimi zeleznicami In dru-
gimi paroplovnimi druzbami, po
katerem Sc bo cloveka, XII bi zelel
potovati okoli sveta, prepeljalo o.
koli in skrbelo zani vse "a malen-
kostno svoto 620 dolariev in pet
deset centov. Potnikom, Xxi bi Sc
podali na tako potovanie, bi bilo
V Kanadi in Zdruzenih drzavah
dovoIjeno med potio izstopiti in Sc
poljubno dolgo zamuditi, V kate
remkoh mestu in potem nadaljeva-
ii pot.
Glas svobode., 1922-03-21
ENA TRETJINA VSEGA ZLATA
Ma SVETU V U. S. BLA-
GAJNAH.

Washington, ID. c., 19. marca,
= Ko bo Raymond 7. Baker, Sc
danji direktor nOvGalne jutri sto-
pill pokoj, bo OGil~syOjemu ma
sledniku p. Z. Skobeyu oskrbo
emo tretjino vSega zlata, kar Ga j
ma Svetu.
Vrednost nakovanega zlatega
denaria in pa zlatih palic, h Sc
nahajajo V novGarnicah Philadel-
phije, Denverja, San Francisco in
V prezkuSevaliSGu kOyin V New
Yorku je ma prvega marca znaSala
veS kot tri tisoG miliOnOv dOlarjeR.
Vrednost vsega zlata ma svetu Sc
ceni ma devet tiSOG miljOnov do
larjev ali devet miliard.
Ma prvega marca Sc je melo V
shrambah Zdruzenih drzay "a 2o29
milionov dolariey nekOvaneS.
zlata V obliki palic in "a 26O mi
lionov dolarjev nakovanih ceki,
nov. Cistega nekovanega srebra So
ie imelo "a AZ milionOv dOlarJeE
yrednosti, V obIild Srebrnega de-
maria pa "a 262 miliOnOv. Papn-
natega denaria ie bilo V blagajnah
"a $50 milionov dolariey, nikema-
tega in bakrenega pa Prlbllznc
S39 miliOnov komadOv.
Glas svobode., 1922-03-21
voine, ko Sc ie umikal pred pod
vcd,oinoi SolOi

voine, ko Sc je umikal pred pod
vodnimi Golni.
Ukazal ie mai Sc pozene vse stro-
ie skraino silo. Parnik je zacel
pluti naprej hitrejSe in hitrelse,
hitrost .ie narascala dokler nj do
segla svojega viSka. Vse parniko,
vo ogrodie je trepetalO od orJaske-
GA delovanja strojev. Tedaj je u
kazal kapitan mai Sc nalveclo
naglostio obrne krmilo ma stran.
kakor bi hotel parnik ma mestu o.
brniti. Parnik Sc ie obrpil V O.
strem kotu in vsled svoie neglice
skoro prevrnil. Nagnil Sc ie tako,
da je vrgel ma tone in tone vode
ma krov in naravnost V osrcJe og-
MIA.
Ogeni je bill premagan: Ljudjc
so Sc l1malu pomirili in nekateri
iokaIi veselia, ko so zvedeli vest,
da nj veG nevarnosti. Trideset ton
vode ie bilo V parniku, ko je do
spell V newyorSko pristaniSce.
Glas svobode., 1922-03-21
400 TRAKTORJEV MA DAN.

Y detroitskih Fordovih napra-
vah, kjer se izdeluje farmerskc
traktorie, sc bo V pt'vi polovici "a
prila zaGelo izdelovati slednje S
tako hitrostio, da Sc jih bo vsak
dan izdelaIo $tiristo. To bo najvec-
ia produ1ciia zgodovini druzbe.
Ia poveGano produkcijo bo treba
seveda veciega Stevila delavcev
kot jih je zaposljenih sedaj.
Glas svobode., 1922-03-21
DRAGOCENA IZDAJA MARK
TWAINA.

Gabriel Wells, newyorSki trgo,
vec redkimi .knjigami je kupiI
cd druzbe P. F. Collier & Son enc
samo "de luxe" izdajo ameriske'
ga pisatelia Mark Twafna in pla
cal zanjo 100000 dolarjev. To j
najvisia cena kar Sc jih je Sc kda:
plaGalo "a emo samo izdajo spi-
Sov.
Glas svobode., 1922-03-21

Zpodovina papezev' ava 1'0A 90 5o
l,a - S36 stranl-----',--,,,Po,0
~ NaroSilom is pril'hh de-
.rno vrednost. bodisi Y gstsvlnl'
. s.m; nS pakazHici ali poStnih Dnsn'
kab pc en- ali diva cents-
Glas svobode., 1922-03-21
CENIK KNJlG
katere Sc dObe v Ealog1
"GLAs svoBoDE"

os5s s, Crawford Av. Chicago ILL.,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13
OFFICERS SEIZE
FIVE STILLS AND
ARREST SIX MEN
Charged With
Selling Liquor to
Students

Five men are under 1900 bond
for the grand jury % siNth IT, being
given u preliminary hearing az Be-
Ten this afternoon, and fiv stills
and u fair sized quantity of liquor
have been seized u- H result OF ia"
work OF federal prohibition agents
ln the last few days, 10 was au-
nounced this nuo ut the local Of
flee following the return Of some
OF the agents.
'cleStluc Siratc was arrested at
helcn this morning. and b. said hy
officers TO have had three tU-Enl-
Ion atilis IN his possession and %
quantity Of mash ANA corn whisky
Tie i- being given u hearing thi- az
ternuun.
Iusr N Surahian. Victor sara
hian ana John Woods were arrested
ga i.un Cruces ON the charge at
selling whisky io students nc the
state agricultural college The trst
two named are said Co have had 90
quantity OF alcohol and 40 quarts
ut tcquila In their possession,
Felix Provincial ami ~lrimativu
Gonzales arrested 90 Mt-iilu
PARK, tho men having a 2O-gallnn
ana 49, gallon stlll respectively. ac
cording 10 officers The lnst iivc
named ARE under $1,000 bonds, huv-
iug hoen given preliminary near
iugs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13
FOOD
PRICES DECLINE
IN Il CITIES
further Decreases Are
Shown for Month
Ending Jan. IS

WASHINGTON. Feb. i8.-Fur-
|ther decreases In retail food prices
bare shown in statistics issued today
by the department OF labor for 20
loo the country large cities Tor the
month ending january 10. The Dc
Fiuase In that period for the
various Glitter Vas given as follow
Salt Lake City ana savannah. o
|per cent. Providence. : per cent
Manchester. \. u, New Haven and
New York. per cent; Louisville
|MiIwaukee. Minneapolis. Norfolk.
|Pittsburgh and Rochester. q pcr
|ccnt. Birmingham. Chicago, CO.
|lumbus. Peoria and seattle b per
bent: Baltimore. Kansas City, ilt;le
IRock, Philadelphia. 81. Louis,
6EDringfield. Mass, and Washington,
~. g., Z per cent. Cincinnati and
dndlnnapolis. 9 per cent and New
0risanH. / per cent
As compared with the average
rpst in the year 1913. the retail cost
Xof food on last January 10 the de-
Epartment said. showed an increase
80 per e. IN 'euttlo and -
pcr cent Ia Salt lake city. the
Batter being the smallest increase
W. "a city whore statistics we're
IlalSen. The increase wa highest
I'm Washington y. C.. being 90 per
/ktnt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13
CASHIER SHORT
100000, BANK
..l1EORCED TO CLOSE
Temptations of Small
,pTown Banker Great,
4 He Says

SYRACUSE. y. y. Fcbia
|Robert c. Conroy former cashier
bs tho Citizens National bank at
Hammond. ~. Lawrence county
Whose alleged shortage Of $4,000
|nccessitntcd cioaing the bank =
talked freely today IN the
bail NJ Canton and expressed "a do
FOR a ctanco TO vine this
Ftafn from my character.
"The temptations that hcsct the
|eashier OF u small town bank uro
|rrcater than officers. %dcpositors ar
|py one elss realizes Houruy said
small town cashiers salary is
|smhil-mine was 81 90 a year lie
|must maintain a social position
|rhe directors and officials leave
Everything 60 the cashier In many
|cascs they know little or nothing
|of banking there are mo- other
|empiOyes. except usually "a girl To-
watch tho cashier. and 10 Be- easy
|for him To- cmhczzle.
MY initial error Couroy said.
|"that step which led mc to my
present predictment, was made in
|1sl5 or 1915. when ! began play
sing the stock market on a margin
I~account
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13
Jazz Is Planned
For Club Dinner,
Whispers Landy

on. OF the bis surprises "a store
Tor the stag banquet to hu gwen
~ rduesduy night Boy the Apollo club
tor uIl Dos members and thc Euuruu-
tors uf thc Schumuun-tleink com
c,rt has come TO light.
ERNEST IHuuultl popularity
known as tAudy. treasurer cot tho
Apollo club and chairman ut tho
committee ON arrangements tor th,
banquet. has just received "a tvir-
lrum -u the story ues from Al
phonzo ArrirhetI ui Sew York
city. o. personal friend ut hls, stat
.uE that he is travelling from New
York tu california with his own
jazz orchestra, which 10y coincidence
Is yglled Tile Appolinaris jazz
orchestra.
landy has received TIE promise
Of the orchestra players that they
will stop yer ana play for tho
banquet At least this ls the bug
that the Apollo club treasurer i
cndcaNoring to slip into % few ears
lie says he 10 giving DC straight and
that he is personally acquainted
with most every one III the mrm-
beers Of the orchestra. having
known them IN i.4H boyhuud dass
Iuzz is said Geo Jingle from 900 ihc
orchestra members hands uud
feet.
The banquet De- to Doe held loo
TAFT hail of the Alyuridu hotti alID
is 10 h. served ut t:f5 O'Clock
Mr. iuuiuIlI announces that other
number uu the program are fu
hc o. surprise and nll Apollo club
member and g~uarantuTs of zinc
Schumun-Hcink concert are urged
to- take advantage Of the program
Places are being reserved fur o..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13
DEATHS

KENNEDY-Robcrt u. Kennedy
died sunday morning az biz home
on East Central avenue. age 2S
years. He was q member OF the
American Legion and OF the aia-
sonic order. His wife ana "a
brother We're here with him and
VIII take the body to his former
home IN Stamford. Tex. Strong
itus. are in charge.
NIGtL-Doroteo Vigil 20 years
old. died yesterday morning at "a
local hospital. after "a short illness.
The body was shipped to Sahinnl.
49, NJ. Burial win be made at san
Juan Garcia a Sons were ia
charge.
rACHEcO-Jose pncheco. IS
years oid. died this morning at
Alameda. His wife two sons ana
o. daughter survive The body
wa akcn Co Garcia a sons Nor
tuary.
ACCOMPLISHMENT Of Adolfl
Apuuoca, who died saturday night.
was held this morning at s O'Clock
from tho family residence. Buriel
waH at Atrisco cemetery Cronott
was 10 charge.
JAHNAuLLO-F uneul Of Andre
itt Jurumillo. infant daughter ct
Mr.. ana Mrs. LcuUoldu JHramiIo.
who died Saturday morning Was
ucid TINS afternoon from the family
residence at 3 o'clock. C|ruilutt
was In charge.
cfIAN Miguel Chavez. aged
% died early sunday morniug at
Ais rraldencr az Las ladillaa. lie
o. survived by Mrs, chavez. -wu
daughters. anu one brother. Fuue-
r1l arrangements are pending. Crol-
i0tt was Ia charge
DURAN Francisco Duran. aged
Gh years. died yesterday afternoon
nt bis residence at Old Albuqucr-
que lie is survived hy three son.
and Two daughters all Of this cits
Tie was a member OF the :. ~ 50.
lAv ~. f.. so. l.. Funeral ARRANGE.
mcuts will Doe made today an,
body was taken TO Crollott fuuc.
RAJ parlors.
tIlACON-Miss Flora Chacon
aged 10. died last night at her re-
Idenc.. iS10 Wcft Mountain road
She d. survived by two sisters ana
onr brother. besides her moth The
body was taken To C%rullott 81 mur.
raj parlors.
GARCIA-Funcral Of Miss la,
pitu Garcia. who died Friday morn
INK was he'd yesterday morning ai
h o'clock from Crollott b funeral
unrlurs. The body was taken IU
BATON. y. NJ. for burial
You will find It in our CLASH.
fed Columns.
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Forcibly Feed
Slayer Who Seeks
d To Escape Gallows

II CHICAGO. Feb. i3-Ilarvcy
|phurch. condemned to be hang
|rrNt Friday Tor murder. must live
W. die on the gnllows. county iail
decided today. so they
!tfOke his hunger strike by forcihlA
Needing him through "a tube
Church will die. hut 10 will bn
|the rope around his neck aud NOT
bio heit around HE waist that will
h tightened, slid Warden West
brook In announcing that the pris
Hner had been forcihiy fed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13
Shop Men 10 Hold
Valentine Dance

Members OF the various shop
CRAFTS VIII thrust aside husiue-=
Worries tomorrow night tu particle
pate .u their annual Valentine
dance The dance d. Go Doe hold boo
Colombo huli and win begin at
. o'clock
TN' federated shop crate COM
mittee i- iu charge OF arrangement
Tho members Of the commute, are
~ 81 MrElyain. W : Patterson.
" o. Horne. james stewart rnd
sidney Beach Music .s Geo h,
furnished hN sells orchestra.
You will nnd ii in our CLASH
fed Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13

q 40" rrcyicns month. and ss8e.
zoe. 900 IN January 1891.
Exports, as compared with Jan
vary 1921. represented "a failing off
~ more than half. or SS7t. OG0. 900.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13

These figures as 70 the foreign
trade Of the nation In the FIRST
month 81 the new year were made
public today by the department Of
nnmmorcr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13
STATIONERY

white and cclrrs. ? boxes for .... .7Gc
soc pannma Lawn Box Stationery. In
white ana %colors, 2 boxes for sic
G5c pound Writing Paper, 2 boxes Tor &c
i5c Colonial Linen Writing Tablets.
2 Tor
ibo Chcviot Envelopes ? Tor ...... i0c
zoe Pencraft Envelopes, . for ... 2ic
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You win hnd 1t m our GLASS;
fed Columns.
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You will find II in our CLASH.
hed Columns.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1922-02-04

within such time the plaintiffs will.
apply .to the: court for the relief de-
manded the in. fss55y'te s:,.s5.
Ell. KENNY, Attorney for Plaintiffs.
604 First National Bank Building,
& Duluth, Minnesota.<%.t 81: IN. ~ :
\ Notice OF Lis Pendens.
Same parties as in summons Inn
: mediately preceding this Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that an ae-
ton has been commenced in this court
by the above named plaintiffs against
the. above named .defendants,i ( the
object. of which is to obtain judg-
ment that plaintiffs are the owners
in fee OF the following described; real
property and that, said defendants,
and each Of them, have no estatero
interest therein or lien tlaereon;, Lot
Five (5), Section Six 90, Township
Fifty-one (51) North, of. Range
Eighteen l8) West OF the Fourth
Principal Meridian, according to:the
governments survey thereof, and an
undivided one-half (k) of Lot. Seven
teen QD, Block; Seventy three (73)
West Duluth, Sixth Division, accord-
ing to- the plat thereof on file and Of
record in the office of the Register
of Deeds Of ST.. Louis County; Min
nesota; said premises being situated
inst. Louis County, Minnesota. -:
Dated November 9Th, 1921.
e. J. KENNY, Attorney for Plaintiffs,
604 First National Bank Building,
Duluth, Minnesota.
l.. W., Jan. 81, Feb. Ali, 1922.
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this Court. and the same assigned to
the persons thereunto entitled.
heard before this Court, at the Pro-
bate Court Rooms in the Court House,
In the City of Duluth, in said County,
on Monday. the goth day Of February
1922, at ten o'clock a. M, and all per-
sons Interested in said hearing and
in said matter are hereby cited and
show cause, If any there be. why Pc
tition should not be granted.
Ordered further, that this order be
served by publication In The Labor
World, according to law.
Dated at Duluth, MINI, January
BY the Court.
S. w. GILPIN.
Judge Of Probate.
ty, Minn.)
Attest: G. B. CLIFFORD. Y
Clerk OF Probate. O.
J. A. WHARTON, Atty.
L. w. Jan. %. Feb. Ali, 1922.
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1851.
Notice, Of Expiration Of Redemption.
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,
County GesntEy of st. Louis, State Of Min
To Cox Bros, ct al:
You are hereby notified that the
following piece or parcel Of land,
situated tata IN r., the County: of st. Louis,
Sdate OF Minnesota, and known and
Undivided one-half (und. " Of
Lot numbered Thirteen (isS' Block
numbered One 81, >Endion Division
Of Duluth, according to the record
ed plat thereof, Is now. assessed in
That on the 10Th day Of May, i.
D. 1909, at a sale of land pursuant
to the real estate tax Judgment duly
given and made in and BY the Dis
tfict Court in and for said County
March. A.; D. 1909. in proceedings 70
enforce the payment Of taxes delin-
quent upon pon real estate for the year
=. y. 1907, for said County of st.
parcel Of land was duly offered for
sale. and no one bidding upon said
OFFER an amount equal to that for
which said PIECE or parcel was SUBJ
let ,, to be Sold to.Wit: the sum OF
the same was duly. bid in, for the
State of Minnesota for said sum.
That thereafter, and on the 9Th
day Of August, A. B: 1921, the said
piece or parcel Of land, not then
and having. then become the absolute
property Of the state Of Minnesota.
was sold and conveyed at public sale
by the County Auditor Of said coun-
ty, pursuant to. the order and direc-
ton of the State Auditor Of the State
Of Minnesota, and in accordance with
the provisions in such case made
and. provided, for. the sum Of Four
Dollars and seventy-nine cents, duly
paid to the County Treasurer Of said
That the certificate Of sale for said
piece or parcel of land executed and
delivered by said County Auditor up-
on said sale last above mentioned
by the holder thereof. for the pur-
pose Of having notice Of expiration
Of time for redemption from said
tax SAFE s.of said property given and
feG 1em SAID ssi$ R ss PSis
OF the costs to accrue iaupon said
notice, is the sum of Four Dollars
and seYenty-nine cents, with interest
thereon from August Sth, 1921, at
to the day such r FED a Ref i. mais
=. That the time for the redemption
of said piece or parcel Of land from
said tax sale Will expire sixty (60)
days after the service Of this notice
and filing of proof of such service
In my office.
Witness my hand and seal Of office
this 9Th day Of October, 4; D. 1921.
Auditor, st. Louis County, Minnesota,
By L. A. MARVIN,
Deputy.
(Official Seal Of County Auditor of
St: Louis County, Minnesota.)
L. w., Feb. 4, II, Is, 1929.