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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-29
PEDESTRIAN KILLED

South Deerfield, Mass, Jan. D. UP)-Stanley Jrsescyk, AS, of South Deerf1eld was killed here early to- day by a hit-run driver and later Charles s. Boyden of Conway was arraigned in Greenfield district court on charges arising from the fatality.
 Authorities said Jrsescyk was walking home when he was struck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-29
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many friends, relatives and neighbors, especially the Management and Employees of Waterbury Tool, Wa terbury Tool Inspection Division, Dept. 59 of Waterbury Mfg. Co.,, Buff Room of Scovill Mfg. Co, Wa terville Division, and Sacred Heart League of St. Lucy's Church, for floral offerings and the expressions of sympathy and kindness shown us during our recent bereavement, the death of our beloved wife and mother, Mrs. Concetta Gizzie.
 (Signed)
 MIR. SAM GIZZIE and FAMILY,
 MRS. TINO PANASCI
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-29
VAN ANDA DIES

New York, Jan. 29.-(UP)-Carr V. Van Anda, 30, former managing editor of The New York Times, died at his Park avenue apartment late last night one hour after learning of his only daughters death at her New York hotel residence.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-29
CRUSKAY CHOSEN
 FOR SECOND TERM
Installed as President of Hebrew Benefit AssOCia=
 tiOn=WOrk Commended

Atty. Maurice A. Gruskay was in- stalled last evening as president for the ensuing year at installation ceremonies of the Waterbury He brew Benefit Association The in stalling officer was Bernat Holczer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-29
MASS

SEDLAk - Sixth anniversary Mass of requiem will be celebrated Tuesday morning, Jan. 30th, at 7:30 o'clock, at St. Patricka s Church, for the repose of the soul of the late Mrs. Mary Sedlak
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-29
Forts Roke TWO Island

Continued from Page D
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-29

LIZAUSKAS- Charles Lizauskas
 l12 Park Ter, died yesterday at his home after long illness. Born in Backinku, Lithuania, he came to this country 38 years ago and had been a resident of Waterbury for
Washington Journal., 1945-11-30
&c.
gen 5owjcts

2onoon - Sarrp 8oGitt, Ser @e-
neralietretdr Der engliifen &nm-
muniItenpartei, erfldrte in ieiner
@r0iimn9sreoe Dor Der ~. iabrli-
den NationaIfonfereu3 ieiner Bortei,
Die Somietitnion neroe iid me0er
0ur1 bic a t 0 III / J e 9ombe,
nod alf irgenoeine an0ere 8eiie je-
mails erpreiien Ioiien = mas ,,Oie
G9amberIoins uno Sitlers" nift er.
reidt bitten, weroe aud oOer oilg-
10 omerifaniide Smperialismus"
ntht 5urpegebringen. Attlee, Der
Yremierminilter, Weroe gut 0orail
fun, iit flor gu MAIDEN, Dab nlr cine
ei13ige Madt i'm 8eiis Oes a-9om-
ben.@ ebeimnilieS lei. 3ieie Nod)t
lei ober nidt efpo england, Oas je-
bod mebr als irgenoein an0ereS
2ano ser 8elt geidbroet iein perOe,
tpent iemals mieoer pon Der neuen
fiirtterliden @afie @ebrulid ge-
mo1t peroen iollte.
sir oie s3ufunft @nglauos lit
fem anoerer 6aftor BON iolfer
8i6tigefit mie uuiere fiinftieen Be
0iebungen 5u SowietruBlonO", fltbr
Holitt tort; uunierer 6reiinoidoft
nit Der Sopietnnion lit nber nidlt
NIT @ntlideioungen geOiert, Die
Mangel an 8ertrauen 81 ser SoD-
i~etregierung erfennen laiien, ultO
audi nid)t ourd &eoen, in oenen bon
anoeren perlan9t miro, i6re &arten
ouf Ben Gid gu legen." =
@iqium Gallagher, ei1 fommuni-
ltiif)es llnterbalismitglieo, beflugte
es, oaB sic otomiide gombe, ipie er
iagte, Dbetubt tporoen it, Die al
Iiierte @ini9feit 81 itoren, Die fir
Den Jrieoen Der Belt nnerldBlif lit"
Der ugailp 8orfer", ons bieiige
@ommuniltenblntt, idreibt, @nglonO
uno oie 8ereini9ten Staateu batten
elm yimperioliitiides &omplott gegen
ste Somietunion" gei6mie0et. Gen
8~ereinigten Stanten nirft 0as 8latt
Dor, oie ,@eaftion in Sapan" 81
protegieren uno oen dineiiif)en
,,@riegs6erren" 9egen Die u6ineiiife
9emofratie" 8eiituno 8l leiiten.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-30

mia 9tablon0 ieinen GinililB aui Dem
golfan r%er9roBern uro itrebt Dem
Ypriii6en @oIf Sit. 3uBldnO miro
ttn, mas rS iiir lid ieIbIt bon gfnt.
sen bait. .Sm 9%Iitgenblif bat lid
@uBEuno pom ieoem Snternationalis-
mus 3uriidge3oeen. Sails es oieIe
SnItung ouiaibt, miro es lid Dem
9onslowismls 3lliuenoen. @S lit ei-
ne 8otiohe, Dob sic ruiiiite arnee
c"oenblidlid MN. uon 9eringetl1
@ert it,"
llaLcr iid ielbit io9te SitIer: sd
perOe Dor nidts 5ilriididreden nn6
ieoen nerni6ten Ser lid mir in Sen
@ea Itellt. Sn oen lebicn Subren
eabe i) uieIe 8eiipiele Ser Sntuition
erlc6t. Sd meroe NIT oieient 9umpI
iteben ODER %TaIIen. Sd meroe niemalS
sic RieSerlage meiuqS @olfeS iiOer-
lehen."
Washington Journal., 1945-11-30
8Mt Onf
fatb. Stride

0iirn6erg Sdon 10 frii6 mie
1884 darofteriiiprten na5iItiife Sc
beimpoli3iiten Die fatboliide Gif-
1enoppoiition gegen ibr nelies 3e-
gime ais ,,unausipre1lid]es 9etra-
gen, uno 1912 fam es iomeit, DaB
@eltapo- : Gbef Simmler ben &on=
3entrationslager : @emoltigen @ei-
lung CAB, 8rieltar einiger Nationali-
t1ten all alrbeit elmer ieoen glrt 3i
~iteller. 9ies piiroe ourf cine Gin
iidtnabmc in gebeintpoli3eilide 4f-
ten entbiillt, Ole oem internationalen
Miiitdrtri6unal bier ais 9emeiS-
material tnterbreitet murocn.
Ole 9ofumeilte er0finen cine 5ii-
nebnlenee @lit ser Na3iS i'm Nnge-
iidt ser paiiipen Nihtfooperation
auf Seiten ser @eiitli6feit, i'm be-
ionoeren iener Ser in 8apern.
Gin poIi5eilifer 8eridt belagte,
oaB mebr ais Z baperiihe &ird)en
oas 5otengeIdut untarlieBen ols
Brdiioent BON Sinoenburg 1884
ltar6.
Bon Sen @eiitliden. nm sic es
iid bierbei b%anoslt, limo % politiid
gefarbt", oepeidierten erboite sc,
itapo : Qeute np9 Berlin. u3mf
BON ibnen Iuien Oie Meiie. .fir ben
peritorbenen &an5ler 9olliuB oes
olterreidiiden 8unoesltaotes."
Ser geriht beioot meiter, oas
!, unausipre6lide @etragen
@eiltlidfeit, Die in oieie Sade Der.
midelt it, fifbrt nns 5u oent SdluB
oab cine iebr lpe8ielle @eiitesuerfoi-
Jung beitebt, uno beleudtet Die mnbre
innere &altung Ser fatboliidrn
@eiitlidfeit gegenii6er Dem NATIONAL
io5ialiltiiden Stnate."
Washington Journal., 1945-11-30
100000 21tiuienen
bciibcn KricesbcnNs

Die abiabe ser siescsanlei6e ma.
den ii6erall i'm 2anoe, CUTE Sort
idritte.
5ntereiiant lit oie Mitteilnng oes
gunoeSidosamtes, ooB in Den les-
ten iiinf Sabren nobe5u 100000
Yerlor,n i'm 2an0e iiir $51967.-
100000 &riegSbonos gefanft baben:
pom oieer Sltmme fommen 80. 906.-
000, Iiir g., $2.835.OOO,O0O
iiir 3 uno 100000 Fir 6,
BONDS. 80 Gro5ent ser a1llfer baben
nod oie BOMBS, ilno 7S Hro5ent oie
g-9onos.
Sbpobl So SiegesanIei5e oie les-
tie lit un0 onS Sntereiie oes Bubli-
funs fir oie ariegsbonos lid als
groB ermieien Fat. miro oie 4eaie-
rung peitere Bombs oerfaufen; oiel
weroen ullniteo States Sapings
Bombs genomt uno 6urh S6ulen,
N65ua BON 9obnen etc. ~perfal,it per-
Sen. Gieie BONDS, f0nnen gu iraeno-
elmer ,3,it mieoer eingeI0it neroen.
Gie sen Solooten ~nngebotenen
$10-8onos f0nnen niht an 3ipilper-
ionen berfauft meroen. erfIGrt
GloDne.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-30
MmerifQner lit
Snoien 9et6tet

&alfutta = Gin Wiajor uno brei
nnoere MiIitdrperionen nuroen bier
BEL Der 6eier Der Snoii9en NationaI-
ormee getotet. Snseeinmt fanoen
bisber tpenigitens Is 8erionen ben
800, nabren6 1875 nertpunoet muir
ben.
grbitterte ,StraBenfampfe nebmen
gu, ooh lit sic Spise ser 8olfstppt
geeen Ole gngldn0er geri6tet, nidt
gegen Die Amerifoner, Die ieooh an
gegriffen tperSen, tuoimmer iie Der
ieLben in MiIitdrgefdbrten oniidtie
pur0en.
Cine aufgebradte Menidenmen-
ge itiirmte Sen Mmqriflnlid)en Gift
5iers Club, oIs oort elm Eanfias
gungsgottesoienit I'M @ange mar,
uiro cine bIutige Shlad)t entipann
iid, bel pel1em 3iegeIiteine Die
&aiptmaffe Der Sn6er biIoeten.
Gieie Gemonitrationen ~begonnen,
aIs Stuoenten Der bieiigen Timber.
iitdt nod Dem GaIbouiie BIot mar
idierten, UNI bort niht MIR Den Sag
Der Mrmee gu feiern, ionoern aud
gegen Die 1ortiebung Der MiIitGr-
pro3eiie in Nem Delhi Broteit gu er-
lbeben. Die inoiide WationoIarmee
mdr bon 6em peritorbenen 9ub6oS
Gbarora 8oie eebiloet iparoen, nm
nit ben Sopanern gegen Ole aniier-
ten 81 fdmpfen.
General &obert 9eDlnn6, Der bic
iige omerifaniide 0berbefeblsbaber
Washington Journal., 1945-11-30

lpelder on2ereat murOe, GooieacIt
iolle zine flare Grfl1rung oiient-
lid 'ooer ge6eim", an Sapan ridlten,
Dab peitere oIn9riiie dlli ser Stelle
gu ben crnlteiteu 6oIGen iiibren
miirOen.
sd bin mr. S6rer fonitihutio-
neIlen Shwierigfeiten mo6I beuuBt",
iogte G6urhiIl, Dn6cr es rpdre tra-
aid, pem Sapon in ben &rieg
idlittern miiroe, obne oaB eS porbcr
ijber Sen e~rniten G~1urofter ,eineS
meiteren NngriifS unterrid)tet nor
Sen mare. Sd crilihe Sie, 81 iiber-
legen o6 sic in Sem alt9enblid,
Odn Sic iiir ridJtid ernd)tcn unO mel
der iebr nobe iein mag, nidt iogeri
mollen oab ie0e meitere iapnniidle
agreiiion Sie 5mingeh miiroe sic
ernlteiten 6ragen DEM aonaref 3t
unterbreitpn, o0er ionIt @orte oie-
ier qrt. 99ir lpiirocn natiirliH cine
dbnlife grfl1rlrn9 nb9eben ooer
urS an elmer gemeininrnen GrflGr.
ung beteiligen, mp oui olle JllIe
merOen mir 6lfIeber, oaB uniere 2(f-
ton nit ser Sbrigen 5uiammen-
fdllt. 8er3eitcn Sic eS mir, nein
lieber 6reunO, menn id) allf einen
iolfen &lirs Oringe, ober ib bin
ii6er5eugt, OuB er sic betriitrn0e
ausoebnuug 0es ariegeS ocrbiiten
f0nnte."
Gieic @otidnft trug Sen Der
msrf: HerionIih uno gebeim fir
Sen 9r1iioeuten BON elmer former
tooaI Yerion."
GS murOe entbiillt, Dab @ooieueIt
Die Gepeihen peldc er our1 oos
Staats0epartmeltt an Sen britiifeu
8reInier lhidte, nit o6ormer Napal
9erion~ ST unter5eidtrn pfIegte.
Ghurdill ielbit mar frii6er Grlter
Qor0 Der 9%(Dmiralitat.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-30
Qebcn
lNlDer 9ema@t

Seruiolem. - BritiIde 2ufttrup-
pen nit uufgepfIun0ten Baioretten
Orangen gepaltiom in 0as iiioilhe
Corr Sbefdpim Ell, no ibhen 8iOer-
Iton0 geleiitet uno bon tnillenoen
pom altfge6rohten Suoen SHm1bun-
gen 3ugerltien mlrOen.
Sine sln5o6( Gori6epobner mur-
Sen Bel eiitem Sanosemenge in Der
fommunoIrn SpeiiebalIe oes Srtes
oerlebt.
81. gritcn beriiden nelieH Ilf-
It1noeu uor5lbeiigetl, sic nit ser Gp-
namitierlng DOH 8uei 8oli5eimafen
uobe Gel 9(uio 6nrtb iiioiihe @rtre-
nlilten an Sonntag ibren @nfang
nn6meil.
9tud piro perindt, Ser ilIegnlen
Ginpan0erln9 BON Suoen, Ole in
fleinetl 8Iod10e &ennern einge-
idmug9elt meroel einen RiegeI oor-
5ui6ieben.
gatdoiu, Die griten bielten
S~oerobaia fait b~ollitdnoig 6eiest,
fdmpften nber in minoeItens dpei
anoeren Eeilen Sauus uidpfr~ se-
gen ltarfe inooneiiide Streitfr1fte.
Scftige Sample meroen aus Mit-
teljoua, BEL Semarang uno Nmba-
rama senieloet. Sn Soero6aio be-
i6oiien Sic GH9ldn6er inooneIfiGe
Stellnngen nit Sgernton 3anfS
nn0 riidten in 6em 5mei 8o9en
altelt aanlpf lint tcn groBelt &riegs-
bafen ii6er cine Meile Dor. Sur ser
.liiolide 8orort Gormo ntuB nod
9enonnIen luer6en.
&alfuttn, = Die 3a1t Ser Gotten
in Den ~0reitagigen 1e~monftrutionen
onldBig Der aburteiIung BON Oil
5ieren Ser SnOii6en Nationalarmee
ols &r:rgsberbredern itieg ouf 81,
alS Die ameritaniiden 8eboroen NIT
~teilten Die oerfobIte 2eihe zines uer=
miBhen amerifaniihen Solooten lei
linlpeit ser Eriimmer ieiner ~berbrnnn-
ten ambulan5 in &alfutta gefunoen
iporoen.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-30
be-
arbeitete 69&

0aibinqton, - Ger frii6ere I'm.
teritaatsIefretar Gunner 8elles
erfldrte Dor oem 8edrl : Sarbor-
ausi6uB oes %aongreiies, oaB er be-
reits Mitte CONNER 1871 einen
@riea nit Sapan ,,fiir mabriheinlid
unoermeiobar4 9ebalten babe, neil
nab ieiner Meinung 6einoleligfei-
ten nur bitten bermieoen merben
fonneh ,ipenn Die 8ereinisten Stau-
ten Sapoil freie SanO gelalien Bat
ten. Nod) ieiuer 9lnii1t batten Ole
iaponiiden 9oridlase pom 20. No-
uentber 1871 totiadli6 ben Gbarof-
ter zines l1ltimatlims.
aui cine 5rage oes Senators Ser.
guion iogte 8elles, er miiie niht,
melde Snformationen unO Aniihen
oas Staatsoepartment ser Irmee
ltno ser Slotte mitgeteilt bat. Gas
lag in ser Snno oes Sefretdrs
Sull, Iagte er, CAB aber ser Meinung
Musorud, 6oB Die militdrilfen unO
oiplomatiiden Gbaien ser cage i'm
@a5ifif oamals fooroiniert morben
ie,et.
Serguion fam INNER tuieoer auf
Die ent5iillung 5uriif, oaB &ooiebelt
un6 gburhill bei Der atlantif Gar
ter : aonferen5 i'm CONNER 194t
bic 8ereinbarung traien baB ieoe
@ation Snpnn Dor Der alftiOn NOR.
tten Jollte. ,wefg ojeh aqBSBer oihATre
@pgrfHe meiter sEarf Dir ,aTe
Ser 8erater bes @usiduiies I'M
.terbreitete cine pom 1871 oatierte
9oti6nit gburdills an R~ooiepeIt, in
Washington Journal., 1945-11-30
6itler ais
,Yrppbet''

@~iirn6ers, - alOoIi Sitter, Ser
BON ieber 6ebauptete, iiber propbe-
tide arafte 81 uerfii9en, bot 1889
GuBlonOs St6rfc un0 ieine eigene
3ufunft folgenOermaben beurteilt,
mie ii6 ans einem Dem Snternatio-
llnlen &riegSuerbre6ens : Tribunal
borgeleaten 2ofument ergab:
u&uBlano bat auf lange Si6t Dor
alien Sic AbIidt, ieine SteIluns an
Der Office 81 itarfen. AuBeroem
Washington Journal., 1945-11-30

bat alien ieinen SoL0aten Oen 81.
tritt 3il Scr Stnot unteriugt. 3rpei
amerifoniihe Offi5iere, oie in ibrent
9Iutornobil I'M Siioen Ser Stoot all
9ebolten iuuroen, iultroen BON elmer
Menge Oerpriigelt. Sic lpur0ett
iiberfolen, ais Tie nit ibrem @agen
untfebren tuollten.
Ad-daleel., 1945-02-28

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;GN, ,,J,A SLJ ~ tv $3.50 Az -
r,-ll 1Il $40 ~, A. ~ @ - $500
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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-08-30
u. S. CREDIT:
S~upplants Leud.Lease

Following termination OF tie IT.
billion-doEar l%end-lease program,
Foreign Economic Administrator
Leo Crowley revealed that tire U. 8.
was prepared to advance six billion
dollars in credits to other nations
for procurement Of material in this
country to bolster sagging postwar
economies.
At the same time, Crowley said
that negotiations might begin with
in the next year for settlement Of
lend-lease accounts. which find U.
S. contributions Of Al billions Offset
by only 5R billions in mutual as
sistance.
Under plans outlined by the FEA
chieftain. the q. s. would furnish
3h billion dollars in long-term czedit
to nations wishing to purchase goods
already contracted for to fill can.
celled lend-lease orders. An sddi.
tional 2 billion 800 million dollars
would be advanced Tor procuring in.
dustrial and ether goods.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-08-30

With industry given the go-ahead
signal for civilian production, man.
ufacturers strove for speedy output
for the pent-up postwar market.
Here, body Is being slung on chas-
sis Of n of the first cars TO roll of
Of postwar production line.
November and December. unoh.
cial predictions that rationing Of
cords would be terminated within 80
days were strengthened.
Forecasts that shoe rationing also
may be ended shortly were sup
ported by an announcement Of the
Tanners Council of America that
production of civilian footwear may
exceed 100000 600 pair a month for
the rest Of the year. the highest
level ever reached by the industry.
By looping of most controls and
only retaining authority to assure
military and other emergency pro-
duction. and break bottlenecks in
scarce materials Tor civilian output,
the government save manufacturers
the go-ahead signal on such a wide
variety Of items as refrigerator,
radios, distilled spirits. trucks. oil
furnaces. construction machinery.
metal furniture. motorcycles. photo
graphic films. storage batteries.
waxed paper, sanitary napkins. ma
chine tools, shipping containers.
pulpwood and commercial chemi-
Gals.
Removal Of all lumber controls
except those necessary to FIJI prior
ity orders assured . speedy re-
sumption Of both Industrial and
home building construction.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-08-30

Pace Quickens

Breathless trying to keep up with
relaxation of amending wartime con-
trolls. the nation contemplated early
removal OF meat. tire and shoe ra-
tioning. even as the government re-
moved restrictions on industry TO
permit full-steam ahead on recon-
version.
Following a previous announce
ment that the government had
abolished packer set-asides on beef.
veal and ham supplies for the army
and other federal agencies. an early
end of rationing was expected with
OPA's revelation that it would re-
duce meat point values in view OF
military cutbacks in orders and a
prospective heavy fall run Of cattle.
With the announcement that tire
production would be doubled to A.
900. 900 monthly during October.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-08-30
NOTICE OF SALE OF TOWN
IMPROVEMENT TR1CT
RONDS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
BY the Town Council OF the
Town Of Lodge Grass. Montana,
that said Council will, on the
1st day Of September, 1915, at
the hour Of 200 O'Clock p. M,
at its Council Chamber In the
Town Of Lodge Grass. Montana,
sell to the highest and best
bidder, for cash, improvement
district bonds of Special I'm
pruvement District No. l OF the
Town Of Lodge Grass. Montana,
in the total amount Of Twelve
Thousand Dollars ($12. 100000.
for the purpose Of paying Tor
the construction and installa-
ton of q water supply ana ois
trfbution system for domestic
and fire protection purposes 70
serve the entire area included
therein. including an the inhap..
itants therein. Said bonds Will
be in the amount OF One Hun
bred and Noi1o0 Dollars (10O.-
00) each: the sum OF one
Thousand Two Hundred ana
No/l0O Dollars 81. 100000. OF
said bonds win be come due and
payable on the LIST day OF Sep.
TENDER, 1916, and a like amount
ON the same day Of each year
thereafter until all such bonds
are paid.
The said bonds viii bear
dat Of September l.. 1915. will
bear interest at q rate not ex-
ceeding six per centum ~(6%)
per annum, payable annually
on the list day Of September
Of each year from the date OF
registration Of said bonds, I'M
tn the date called for the re-
demption by the Town Tfeas-
urer. The interest on said bonds
viii be payable annually on the
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GUSHING:
On Spot

Fighting back savagely. big, bulky
Vidkun Quisling was hard pressed
in defense of his collaboration with
the Germans in Norway as the
state presented an avalanche Of evil
dence purporting to show that he
had co-operated closely with the
Nazis in their heavy-handed occu-
patton of the country.
Quisling was first taken back by
state presentation Of repeatedly cap
tured German documents stating
that the Nazis had used information
supplied by him in their invasion of
Norway. The collaborationist also
was shaken by charges that he had
turned over to the Germans a COM
munist leader blocking his political
program and also denied a reprieve
to an official sentenced to death for
refusal to force Norwegian girls to
work for the Nazis.
Throughout the trial. Quisling de-
family asserted that he had played
with Naziism in an effort to prevent
British establishment Of bases in
Norway in 1910 and possible inva-
sion Of the Scandinavian peninsula
by Russia from the north and Ger
many from the south to thwart the
move. He also claimed to have
worked ~fervently from 1918 for the
creation Of a German. British and
Scandinavian bloc to arrest the de-
velopment of Communism in Eu-
rope.
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Thursday. August 80. l94s

of the County of Big Horn,
State Of Montana, for Tax Deed
to the following described pro-
perty, situated in Big Horn
County, Montana, to-w1r:
Lot Six (6) Of Block One ~
Of Prando Addition to the Town
of St. Xavier, Montana.
Amount due on the LIST day
Of August, 1915, being the sum
Of 1886.
Dated this 23rd day of Aug
uSt, A. D. 1915.
Harry E. Cox, County Clerk &
Recorder, Big Horn County.
Montana.
Pub. Aug. %. 80. 1915
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LIST day of September In each
year, unless paid previous
thereto. Said bonds are payable
from the collection Of a special
tax or assessment which are q
lien against the real estate
within said improvement dis
trict. Said bonds are redeemable
at the option of the town at
any time there are funds to the
credit of said special improve
ment district fund for the re-
demption thereof.
Said bonds will be sold for
not less than their par value
with accrued interest to date
of delivery, and all bidders must
state the lowest rate of inter-
est at which they will purchase
the bonds at par. The Council
reserves the right to reject
any and all bids, and to sell
said bonds at private sale.
All bids other than by or on
behalf Of the State Board of
Land Commissioners of the
State of Montana must be ac-
companied by a certified check
in the sum of One Thousand
Two Hundred Dollars ($1,200)
payable to the order of the
Town Clerk, which will be for
feited by the successful bidder
in the event he shall fail or
refuse to complete the purchase
of said bonds in accordance
with the terms of his bid.
All bids shall be addressed
to the Town Council Of the
Town of Lodge Grass, Montana,
and delivered to the Clerk of
said Town.
C. G.. Clanin, Mayor Of the
Town of Lodge Grass. Montana
Attest:
w. T. Shaw, Jr. Town Clerk.
Pub. Aug. 9. 16. 70. 80. 1945