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DEHUMIDIFIERS
RENTALS-SALES
NEW AND USED
Dry Out Your Damp Basement
,DRY SnaA coRP; -,

Al. 9-3O0U, WEEKDAYS
DIAMONDs-Lady's 2ss cts, S975;
emerald cut, S395; lady's 3h cts.
Sl.496: lady's 2 cts, 1915. LIV.
iNGsToN 4 Co. 1928 H st. NV.
DINING ROOM SUITE. large. Sofa
green silk, Simmons hide-a-bed
and etc. NO. 7-220S.
DRIER, LATE MODEL, Frisidairc
Imperial. SIPS; Hotpoint washer
needs repair, $25. OIL. 4-0336.
DRIER. gas. Hamilton; excellent
cond:; moving, must sell reas,
ELECTRIC STOVE. Westinghouse,
used 3 yrs. excel cond.: must
sacrifice, %. 7-4O3S.
ENCYCLOPEDIA, BRITANNICA,
1929: set Of national encyclopedia,
1894, in mahogany library table
viii accept best offer OIL. 2-3I47.
ENCYCLOPEDIAS and dictionaries
Back to school sale. Lay away
plan available. Priced for quick
oEoReE FRIENDS BOOK SHOP
o22 9th St. NV Ma. S-04O2
Open Ewes. TIL $50
EXERCYCLE, 2-speed. / yr. old:
in very good condition. Call AID,
4-l496 bet. 7.R nm
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

HORSE AND PONY SALE. Friday.
. top load OF GOOD Western I'M horses Sss
from Nebraska. HILLTOP FARM
SALE BARN, Fisher I'd. Temple
Hills. Maryland. Cherry S-S052.
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SITUATI0Ms-WOMEM
SITuATl0Ns-D0MEsTlc

COOK. Mexican. 2s yrs. old. excel
worker, best ref, dependable
win give her only to responsible
people. Salary 500 per mo. plus
/ room and board Call MRS
| CHARLES, EN-. 3-l236 after $3.50
pm. or NE. $4,000.
HELP NEEDED? - Qualified day.
workers ironers MRS. FULLER
To, 2-37O0; .evesa no. 2-453a.
HOUSEKEEPER, white. and child
wishes work In motherless home
or working mother with children
In ID. c. BOX l9-J. Star.
COLORED WOMAN desires day!
work or g.h.w full time. DU
COLORED GIRJ from Virgins
wants a Job likes children: gooc
refs. Ii. 5000.
COLORED GIRL. neat, desire.
I cleaning on Saturday. Ludlow
4-4I3O.
COL0RED GIRL wants lob as re.
ceptionist, cafeteria or baby sitter
LU. 2-0710, 8 a.m.-6 pm.
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ENGINEER
! AND
RESIDENT MANAGER

Husband and wife: new air-cond
be exper. Salary and apt. Write
stating quail. Ali replies confiden-
tlal. Box 72-J, Star.
EXPER. TOBACCO CLERK. full mr.
part time. Must be able to assume
full charge. Refs. absolutely nee
Siiver spring area. Box I5l-J,
FIRE AND CASUALTY INSURANCE
SaleSperson, man or woman, with
va: Incense; excel. leads furnished.
INC. Triangle, Va. CAV
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN, some
experience in optical instrument
taSion; permanent position. GARD
NER LABORATORY. INC, BE-
thesda' Md, oliver $4,000.
REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON, man
or woman, with Va. license; new
housing project. Apply in person,
EBY-MEYER. INC, Triangle. Va.
REAL TATE SALESPEOPLE
location counts. and WE HAVE
III Vigorous young company In
the Eeart Of fast-growing Fair
TAX Located right on Route 49,
IN You want subdivisions? We
have 'eml PLUS all the Other
listings you can handle. Two va
cancies available. First.class op-
portunity: Call Sales Manager
TR1-COUNTY REALTY, INC, 1855
Lee hwy. Fairfax, CIR. $4,000.
RESIDENT MANAGER-Apartme
rent free, small salary for middle
aged couple (white). in return for
age. exper., refs. and phone no
Box 115-J, Star.
TELEPHONE CONTACT WORK,
white; full or part time. ia.
4-4504 betw. o am. and $50 p m.
TYPIsT, 40-hr. week, salary open.
Call ST. 3.203O.
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MARIO
FURNITURE co.
1928 18th ST. NV.
DE. 2-4747

OPEN DAILY TIL q PM
WE'D. SAT, SUN, TIL 6 PM.
FURN!--Selline home; miSc- furn
and odds and ends: reas nriced
RA. 6-2475. >eu
FuRN. - 2-piece sectional sofa
cnalr with .slipcovers, coffee table
Sorner table with lamp; S275 OF
pest oiIer. VIII. 6-7420.
FuRN.-Dinette, 7-pc., chrome ant
ccormlca, like new. only S67, cos
Sl0O:, blond oak liv. rm. tables
COT lamp, step, excel, SIG ea
10. 1-23S6 after 5 pm.
F InS sell. Fine mahoE
wood bed, SIS: apt size West
refgr.. $50: mahog. end tables
lamps. mirrors. XII. S-6793 am.
FURN.-3-pc. bedrm. suite, boz
springs, mattr.. $3.50; Lazy BOZ
rocker. .$45; 5-pc. dinette set
$50: china cab, $50. All only {
mos. old. OK. 7-5270 bet. SIS
FURN.-LIMED oak din RIM. set
chairs, 500: Polarcub casemen,
window fan. $50. SIP. 1866.
FURN.-Coffee table, solid walnut
good cond.; 30x50 in; also Zen.
18th radio. EN-. 3-4S43.
FURN.-Kenmore auto. washer
excel. condition, $40: 3-pc. blonc
bedrm. set, box springs and mat.
tress, $50: Formica-top chromt
dinette set $40. Call after 5;3C
pm. XII. S-O416.
FURN.-Complete department o.
beaut furn; bedfm., liv. nm, di.
nette. tables, lamps, carpeting ant
all accessories; used ~ days. Nj
customer transferred out of area
Original cost, 1914: will sacrifice
take over small bal. due at Low
weekly payments for any part OF
$9.25 per wk. for everything
DE. 2-474S.
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ROOMS FURM-MD..VA.

ARL.. N.-PARKINGTON AREA -
Single bedrm., nicely furnished. in
pvt. home; semipvt. bath. suitable
Tor military or professional gentle
Pentaeon. ia. 5-7244.
1 Ice. DOUBLE BEDRM., w7tWin
beds; ] single rm.; adults only.
Phone JU. S-5975.
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Doos, PETS, ETC.

BOXER PUPPIES, I mo. old. NAL,
sndao, female; reasonable. III
BULL MAsTIFF, male, 2 yrs, old
Axe reg. professionally trained
2-0l97; ewes, JE, 2.4282.
CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES, Axe regis.
miniatures. Ii. 1854.
DACHsHUND PUPPIEs. 2 smooth
red males; AKci champ. sired
500 each. CIR. 3-b759.
EGYPTIAN sALUKIE, Axe res.
wks. up, 500 up. Write ELFAI
YUM KENNELS, Mardela Springs
Nd, or call DOROTHY LANE
Pioneer 0-50l7.
GERMAN sHEPHERDs, / VI. old
purebred, excellent disposition
priced for quick sale. PL. 9-22s9
KITTENS FOR SALE - siamese
sealpoint and bluepoint; love chill
dren; house trained, Reas. priced
Call IKE. S-247S. after $3.50 pm
KITTENS (2l, siamese; male ant
female, Slb or both for S2b, Havl
shots. KE. 6-S544.
POODLES
Small miniatures, housebroken S7b
Also miniatures and toys, $40
and up. Stud service, $50, board
30. also grooming. 36lb Ham
ilton ST. Hyattsville. Nd, wa
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RELP WOMEN
(cONTlNUED)
TYPISTS
TYPISTS

TYPlSTS
Variety Of interest,"
ing positions avail
able for permanent
and temporary typists.
Placements now being
m a de for proficient
typists, between ages
IS and 40, with high
school completed.
Apply Personnel,
Monday through Fri
day, $50 AM. to $3.50
PM. No Phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
225 Virginia Ave. Sc.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

TWO YOUNG MEN willing to
share driving and expenses to
Southern California or will drive
your car. Call d.. 7-796l be-
tv cen 8 pm. and Q pm.
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REFRIGERATORS
SPECIAL, PURCHASE
S199.95

New. 2-door freezer refrigerator
combination with automatic de.
trosting and shelves on door; g.
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HUNDREDS OF OTHER ITEMS
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We also have q selected stock Of
s sTTessIsT. rIlSSEE' low R,,pET r!ss; 8
co 10th and n SITS. NE, Ii
A.nNA2 Omen eves III q
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J BOXER PUPPIES, I mo. old. male
ana female; reasonable. Ii,
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

AIRCRAFT MECHANIC ratings in
8 mos. New enrolling for Sept. l ID.
AIR. INSTITUTE, 81 L St. Sc,
WASH, Ii. 4-9l41.
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4 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

completely full OF
beaut. furn. being sacrif., owner
must liquidate immed. ia. 2-S664
Gas AS RA alsS,, ysssSs new 6 $40 y, W
The Supai weekly news., 1959-05-18
Page g. NeWs-May l6. 1859

Supai Bible HI ssi on Notes
Church Servi ce Sunday Mcrni -. lie A. N.
Hymn Sing. Sunday Evening. 1880 F.M
Bible Club. ..... Tuesday and Friday All.
10 o. clock
Prayer Meeting. -. Wednesday EVENING".
1907. II.
Women S Bible Glass. Wednesday Afternoon.
800 ?. =.
May 9Th Mr.. Beverly, Of Flagstaff, anG his
son Roy Beverly, Of Florida an6 Mr.. Davis,
Of Florida all ro2e in to see the III ssi IN
an5 Supai. The Bovorlys u.s. { to be the
nj sGi onari es in Peach SPRINGS a.n6 they
knew one of the Supais up there.
On May 9Th Mr.. Chambers, 1!r. .iller,
Mr. and Mrs. Ri char5. S. Burgess, arc Mr.
Van 1anii cham all came in frca Flagstaff.
They spent the weekend here anG then all
returned to flagstaff on the following;
MonIay. Mr.. Burgess S the pastor Of
church in Salem Hi chi 3an. He really
made US all happy wi tn his nusi c whilo
here. lie played for both Church sorvi cos.
Yes, he used Mr. Collins second han2
two dollar cornet but he mace 1t sound
like nj Iii On dollar instrument!
Friday, May 18th, about q non roIe
horses into Supai to visi the III ssi on.
Director Of the Uni ted InCian vi ssi 0ns,
Inc. of Flagstaff, David I. Clark br Ou. hit
til cr0WC In ant they nae g line tlle
swimming, hiking, ridin@, climbing cliffs,
sin-inf, sleeping out under tho stars,
snappi ng pi ctures and running cut Of fl In
etc. At the Sunday mornic : clnar ch sorvi CO
chairs had to be Dor rroWed from the Tribal
Bui ldi ng 50 ell the Supai anG the nen
CO ID get in the Chapel. Patsy Wesco3ane
sanc solo; Virginia Hanna and I'll lorencc
Mar shall san- duet; and the g men san;
number for the audi once. We haven't
such sinrin3 in years! Those men all be-
1one t the Chri stian Business Mems
ASS oci ati on Davii Clark was Chi eff CoIk
and by, can nc cook? /! AS these folio
rode away yesterday afternoon they all
The Supai weekly news., 1959-05-18

pr .ni sec to cone back vi tn their wives
so1I fani liee.
flr. Chamber SAND r. Clark rot left
beMnt! ct Il l1top friday af ternoon in
all the excl ten Mt an( ha5 to Walk in
TO the Village. Oh, tEoso achin- bones!
Mr.. Chambers brOu hit his now Ii .ht
liant to Hilltop last Fri(ey but it Was
too heavy to pack own il one piece SO
he is planning On tal1int. it apart an1,
having FloyG Futosoy pack it Gown tEis
Woo!C.
,ztI21v1- 'xW2-r2zWz| W W wv
.-r. anG RS. Nathan =: rcrt, who coa1o tc
visit ell Of as q ain .-a.' 3r!,, ave g.
Ii tile pertv lay Str anG invited every
enc in 0uoai. lose Who cor2o out to
the Campfire SEN, ate cGnIy, 5rank
Fl zz, listen { to Trazi Eaye play the
s7ui tar an. talked ani. i: leo. he all
wanted 4aGeloino and. lat to stay 1onser
but they had to 20 on their way.
The Supai weekly news., 1959-05-18
Tho folloMin n. invi tati en- vas re-

"Cc0lc Cl2ri stian 7raininr School re-
quests your pre- sonco at the Graduate IN
Exerci ses on 7uosIay, Nay the nineteenth
at eli ut q clock -hoenix In1ian Church
81 Est rnGicn School EoaG, Phoenix,
Ari ono" I3o L. is our first +,ra5uato
fron ? C12ri stian Sch0ol an9 VIC ere pr QUO
Of hor! .Te ere ell an1i Gus to tell you
in person, LEA.
Xvy-VXT Ky
Ear(y enc Bert jones anC Slcin Watahomi-
:ic roturncG last TuosGay from 2 four
5ay trip to 1T. Sinyella.
A-r. an trs. Foster Russoll, Of Santa
-oso, Calif., vi 81 tee in Supai most Of
Last week. They wre guests in the
New LoG.ce.
OTIS Of people have been on the ST ck
List the past few Gays wi tn sore thr oats,
achcs, snoezy noses etc. Ee' II ell
be we'll by the tine the doctor cones in.
, 1959-10-01
Fifemen to Give
Demonstrations on
C'sted Whurt Oct S

Fire Prevention Week be-
gins October 4 and continue
through the 10th. The Fire De-
partment Of st. Croix will
give demonstrations On the
VI hsa in Christiansted on
Monday night, October S at
500 o'clock. The big siren will
be sounded with one long blast
at 8 o'clock to indicate the
starting Of events.
Preceding the program there
will be 9 parade with fourteen
units participating, starting
from the Fire Depot down
Company Street and up King
Street to the wharf and head
south up Hospital Street
to the Public Works Depart,
ment and return to the water
front.
It has been arranged to give
tCcntinued on page Az
, 1959-10-01
Mrs. Rosulnon
Thompson Of C'sted
Posses at Age Of l0l

Mrs. Rosamon Thompson,
native Of Christiansted, passed
away on Monday, September
%. She was lO1.
Mrs. Thompson was I b e
mother Of five boys and FIVE
girls, with 4 total Of over 100
grand and great grand chill
dren Two Of her sons arrived.
from the mainland to attend
the funeral which win take
place tomorrow afternoon.
Services win Be held in the
Moravian Church At 4;SO after
which inter1nent will take
place il the Moravian Gene
terry.
, 1959-10-01
Hearings on Wuqes
For Suqorcune
Cultivation Oct l3

Cultivation Oct. IL
Government House an
nounces that hearings will be
ED IN Christiansted, st. Croix,
Virgin Islands in the District
Court Room at the Govern
ment House on October 13,
1859, beginning at $50 am,
for the purpose Of hearing and
receiving evidence likely to be
Of assistance TO the Secretary
Of Agriculture in determining
ID pursuant to the provisions
Of Section 3Ol (cl al Of the
said Act, fair and reasonable
wage rates for persons enn-
ployed IN the production, cul5
tivation, Or harvesting Of
sugarcane in the Virgin Is
lands during the calendar year
1860 on farms with respect to
which applications for pay
ment under the said Act are
made, and % pursuant to the
provisions Of Section 3Ol (c)
(2) Of said Act, fair and rea-
sonable prices for the 1959-6O
Puerto Rican crop Of sugar
cane and the 1850 crop Of Vir-
gin Islands sugarcane to be
paid, under either purchase or
toll agreements, by producers
who process Sugarca1e grown
by other producers and who
apply for payments under the
said Act.
TO obtain the best possible
4 84H4rHtA 4NMN MEsA.8 twAMb ~ WMt
information, the Department
requests that all interested
parties appear At the hearing
to express their views and to
present appropriate data with
respect TO wages and prices.
The hearings, after being
called to order at the time and
places mentioned herein, may
be continued from day to day
within the discretion Of the
presiding officers, and may be
, 1959-10-01
Chris6uns 10 Cele.
World Communion on
Sund0Y Oct 4th

Judge william MOOrhead G.,
sitting in the Municipal Court
in Christiansted found Valento !
Navarro guilty Of disturbance 81
Of the peace at Estate Castle ~
Coakley on August 80. He was
fined SIS. wh'
reli
Jose Quinones, charged with arc
third degree rape on July 10, chu
1858 BY Maria Estalla Mcneil. mu.
changed his not guilty plea to hes
guilty. He was sentenced to the
jail for three months; two of ord
which were suspended. He pea
was also placed en- probation The
for one year, The complaint 81 |
was made BY the mother, cal
Eugenia Malta. 4
The preliminary hearing Of fus,
Justine RODRIGUEZ charged cesl
with arson il the second de- you
gree was sent 10 the u. S. Dis the
Continued on page N.
, 1959-10-01

World Communion will be
celebrated on Sunday, October
9Th. On this Sunday millions
Of Christians around + h e
whole world, in spite Of their
religious ai~filiation, will gather
around the altar Of their
churches for the Holy Com
to assure the forgive
mess of sins, to demonstrate
their belonging to 4 higher
order Of brotherhood and
peace that ONE from above.
The Rev. Harry Nuudi, pastor
81 the Christiansted Evangeli-
cal Lutheran Church said
In the perplexed and con-
fused world Of today it is me-
cessary to Orientate and to ask
yourself-whO am I? What's
thet purpose Of my life? Use
Continued on page a
, 1959-10-01

adjourned to i later day or q
different place without notice
other than the announcement
thereof at the hearing by the
officers,
Continued on page II
, 1959-10-01
Dept. 81 SuietY
TO Restrict Pdrkinq On
Church ST.. C'sted

lie. department OF FuDliG
Safety plans to issue special
traffic regulations restricting
parking to one hour on that
portion Of Church Street be-
tween King and Company
Streets across. from the Post
Office and in front Of Rasmus-
sens store.
/, The foregoing was made
known through 4 letter writ
ten to the Public Affairs Com
mittee Of the Business and Pro.
fessional Women's Club Of ST.
Croix, Of which Mrs. Phyllis
Saunders IS chairman.
This is to reduce the traffic.
congestion in the area caused
largely BY cars parked there
for indefinite periods.
, 1959-10-01
Summary 81 C0ses Ia
The Csted Municipal
Court on Monday

Judge William Moorhead
sitting in the Municipal Court
in Christiansted found Valento
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-31

ungrateful child but not many. A
few children will take all and not
appreciate anything that has been
done by their parents. That is,
they make believe they do not APP
preciate what was done for them
but they do. If they are successful
they feel they earned it, they did,
but the background was there.
The parents, by their example,
had shown them the way.
Not long ago a young mother
was so concerned about her chill
dren because they seemed to fuss
among themselves. Several of us
from large families assured her
they were normal. The mother
was an only child and did not know
how much fun it was to always
have someone to play with. OF
course children didn't play all day
without a fuss, a fight or tears
but let alone, they soon made up
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-31

they ask. If they want to help you
make biscuits, pies, or cakes, let
them.
OF course it Is rather hard to
try and eat their dough when they
get through with it but If they
want you to taste II after it is
cooked, don't let them see you hest
tate for fear Of the dust you know
they got in it when they dropped
it and stepped on it.
They brushed it off with their
apron and tho you wanted to throw
it away they said it was their first
pie and would you please bake it,
so, looking at the tears, you put
it in the oven and oh what a smile
spread over their face. You did
try to taste the pie.
How happy you were when your
child grew up and told how CRATE
full she or he was for everything
you had done for them. The boy
even told you he thanked you for
every whipping he got and even
though he knew he was not the
best nor the worst, he felt he might
have been so much worse if you
hadn't taken the time to teach him
right from wrong.
How sad for a boy or girl to
grow up and ask their parents
why didn't you teach me how to
do things like the others do?" 1t
takes a great deal of time and
patience to teach a child to say.
thank you But If you love your
child you viii teach it to take its
place beside other well trained
children. Don't let it go out just
as 1t grew. Teach it to take its
place and If necessary to step in
your shoes and take over keep
ing house.
Sometimes you will find a very
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Ess0Yist Discusses
InfeFmdTTidge And
Sex ReldfionS

VALPARAISO, Ind. Especially - IF
two people, Negro and white, are
determined to have each other, the
Church's role should be to insist
that they do not do 50 clandestine-
ly and dishonorably, but within the
bonds Of holy matrimony, blessed
by the rituals and prayers Of the
church"
The statement was made in an
essay delivered July % by Rev.
Ralph Moellering to a professional
church peoples human relations
workshop at Valparaiso university
Topic Of the essay, fourth of six,
was Racial Intermarriage and
Sex Relations"
In the final analysis" the
speaker pointed out, selection Of
a husband or wife is a matter Of
personal preference. The Church
must recognize that there are no
scriptural injunctions prohibiting
this step -"
One of the most dread conse-
quences Of preaching racial equali-
ty or Of practicing indignation in
the church is the presumption that
it will lead to sexual intercourse
or marriage between whites and
Negroes, he indicated.
Fiction, as well as undeniable
facts, should remind Christians
that sex relations between the
races is not an issue so delicate
that the church can afford to re-
main SILENT" Rev. Moellering
charged.
The finding Of anthropology and
sociology should be used to dissolve
die-hard approximations about mis-
cegenation, he suggested.
while in view Of the social
repercussions and the heartache
that must ensue," the speaker con-
tinued, only the foolhardy would
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-31
NOTICE OF MORTGAGES

FORECLOSURE SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
tons Of that certain mortgage,
dated the gard day of December,
1856, executed by Frank Z. Starkey
and Elizabeth Starkey as mortgagors
to Frances Wise, as mortgaRee,
filed for record in the office Of the
County of Hennepin, and State of
Minnesota, on the 30th day of De-
cember, 1858, at $3.50 o'clock AN,
and recorded In Book 3O13 of Mort
gage Records, page 312, Document
No. s15625l that ne action or pro-
ceedtng has been instituted at law
to recover the debt secured by said
mortgage, or any part thereof, that
there Is due and claimed to be due
upon said mortgage including in
terest date hereof. the sum of Five
Thousand Ninety-seven and 70/1OO
Dollars S5,O97.70) DOLLARS, and
that pursuant to the power of sale
therein contained, said mortgage
will be foreclosed and the tract Of
land lying and being in the County
Of Hennepin, State Of Minnesota,
described as follows, to-wit:
Corson's Addition to Minneapolis
according to map or plat Of record
or on file with the register Of deeds
for Hennepin County, Minnesota,
will be sold by the sheriff Of said
county at public auction on the 18th
day OF August, 1859, at 10 O'Clock
AM, at Sherifrs office in the City
Court House in the City Of Mime
| apolis in said county and state, to
pay the debt then secured by said
mortgage and taxes, II any, on said
premises and the costs and dis
bursements allowed by law, subject
TO redemption within twelve month :
from said date Of sale.
Dated June 18th, 1859
| Frances Wise
| Mortgage
SAMUEL II. BEILMAN
Attorney for MORTGAGE
! Spokesman, June 20 thru July 81
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-31

The hill was a quiet suburban rise,
Dressed soberly in oak-brush
brown,
Around her waist a lInotted sash
The ragged main street of a town.
The small town grew: the hill was
shy
When they removed her weedy
lace;
She stood behind a screen of dust
While changes came to dress and
face.
Now she's become an urban height,
In velvet lawns and parkway
flowers,
Circled in stylish concrete belt,
With diamond lights for nighttime
hours.
Margaret Grahame Collins.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-31
Data M Chatter
BY DARCY DEAEIIILE

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