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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-05-27
Jacobson & FUCELS0l
IMPROVE STORE
HARDWARE DEALERS HAVE AD-
DED MUCH ROOM AND ARE IN
CREASING STOCK AND LINES.

jacobson & Fugelso have completed
extensive Improvements at their popu-
lar hardware store, located in the OPP
era house block, which required sew
eral months.
The room has been extended rs feet
giving considerable additional room
which will permit the firm to carry a
much larger stock and more lines.
The new front is most attractive,
giving the store some very beautiful
display windows. One of them is en-
closed with mirrors, giving an unusu-
ally pretty effect.
The public is cordially invited to in
spect the store.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-05-27
Many Attend Public School Exhibit

An immense crowd attended the annu-
al school exhibit at the Central and High
school buildings. The work will be ex-
hibited again this evening and Friday
night between the hours of seven and
ten.
The high school orchestra, under the
direction of Supt. Wolfe. will play a
concert at the high school each evening.
The public is giving not only the various
exhibits much praise, but has complt-
mented the orchestra as we'll.
The exhibits Of penmanship, domestic
science. art and manual training are in
the high school building. while the draw
ing and sewing from the grades are
shown in the Central school.
The art exhibit, under the supervision
of Miss Ella Johnston, is very unique
and pretty. Miss Johnston should feel
highly complimented.
W. W. Mitchelrs manual training ex.
hibit is very classy. The members Of
his classes have constructed some very
fine furniture, made of the best Of ma
terialS.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-05-27
ITALY At WAR WITH =.
GERMANY AND AUSTRIA
AEROPLANE ATTACK MADE ON
VENICE BY AUSTRIANS-GER-
MANY MAKES DECLARATION
OF WAR.

London, May 24.-With the news
that the first blow had been struck by
an aeroplane attack on Venice, in the
war between Italy and Austria-Hun-
gary, came reports of numerous clash
es between border patrols where both
Italy and Austria have large armies
along the frontier.
It is assumed that big campaign
will open in this mountainous region:
Italy also is said to have assembled
an army on the southeastern coast OF
the country across the Adriatic from
Albania.
Official announcement has been
made at Petrograd that the Austro-
German forces after sweeping across
the western half of Galicia, have been
checked. They are now said to have
assumed the defensive, their efforts
to compel general retreat of the
Russians from the San river having
failed.
Constantinople advices say. the
French and British have increased
their land forces at the Dardanelles
to 10000 men. Originally 10000 dis
embarked. a..
The Turkish government announced
the loss of an old gunboat sunk by a
submarine.
The military situation in France
and Belgium remains unchanged.
Reports from Holland and France
say the Germans intend to fall back
on their second line for the purpose of
shortening their front and releasing
troops for service against Italy.
After being virtually in state of
war for several days, Italy, beginning
today, ratifes this condition by declar-
alton of hostilities directed at Austro-
Hungary, with all the formalities.
Furthermore, Germany is reported
to have indicated her support of Aus
tro-Hungary by formal declaration
of war against Italy. A general mob
ilization of the Italian army and navy
is said to have been completed and a
state of war declared throughout the
northern provinces Of Italy.
On the Austrian side of the line,
martial law has been declared in the
Trentine and the age limit for mill
tary service has been raised to so
years. Stringent measures are being
taken to control the italian population
of the dual monarchy.
Demonstrations enthusiastically ap-
proving the war are reported from all
parts. The Italians in Vienna held a
big demonstration for the Austrian
government.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-05-27
EXAMPLE OF
REAL BOOSTING
LITTLE NORTH DAKOTA GIRL
HAS THE RIGHT SPIRIT. LIT
TIE ELLA SPICER AND HER
PET FOX BOOSTING NORTH
DAKOTA.

People of mature age in North Da-
12-year-old girl who lives at Fessen-
den, North Dakota. Her name is El-
la Maria Speiser. She recently wrote
a letter to President C. C. Moore of
the Panama Pacific International ex-
position at San Francisco, and Mr..
Moore very kindly referred the letter
to Secretary Holbein of the North Da-
kota Commission at the North Dakota
building at the eposition. In this let
ter Miss Speiser shows conclusively
that she has the real boosting spirit.
The letter follows:
Fessenden, N. D., May 7, 1915.
C. C. Moore,
President of the Exposition,
San Francisco, CAL,
Dear Sir:
I want to help boost for North Da-
kota, and especially for Wells county,
because 1 often read in the papers
what eastern people say about North
Dakota. So many think that North
Dakota is wild state, so l just want
to show them that they are mistaken
Enclosed you will find two photo
graphs of myself and my pet fox,
Reynerd. By the picture you will see
that even the foxes are tame. My
name is Ella Maria Speiser. am II
years old. I expect to visit the fair
with my parents sometime this sum-
mer and would be pleased to see these
two pictures on exhibit in the North
Dakota building. Thanking you in
advance and wishing you all success
to the Exposition, I remain,
Respectfully,
(Signed Ella Maria Speiser.
1t is needless to say that the pic
lures of Miss Speiser and her pet fox
already adorn the walls of the North
Dakota building, and placard has
been printed, calling special attention
to them. If all the people Of North
Dakota had half the love for the
state that his girl has the population
would double in one years time. The
lesson is plain. Let us profit by IT..
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-05-27
Reservation Picnic at Parshall.

The general arrangements committee
of the Fort Berthold Reservation Farm
ers' Club met last Saturday and per-
fected arrangements for the reservation
picnic to be held at Parshall, the reser-
vations leading town, on Thursday,
June Gath. As speakers it Is expected to
have President Worst Of the Fargo Ag-
ricultural College, and George LOTUS,
the Equity sales manager. Three fast
afternoon ball games, there will be
athletic sports. that include Indian rae
ing and broncho busting, big bowery
troupe will furnish some original stunts.
The reservation picnic has become an
annual event looked forward to by this
section Of the state and efforts Will be
made to have this the biggest time in
the reservations history.
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DIR. Moeller Returns to Minot.

DR.. Thor MOelIer, Who was recently
released from the penitentiary, where
he was serving a ten year sentence, ar
convicted of manslaughter, following the
death of Miss Gina Lien, a Union music
teacher. who died in Minot. The doc
tors sentence was cut down recently.
He has a host of friends in Minot
who will welcome him back. Many do
not believe that he was actually guilty
of the crime, as evidence was secured
after his conviction, which showed that
the operation had been performed before
the young woman ever arrived in Minot.
He was called and did what he could to
relieve her condition.
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MANY ATTEND MRS.
TANGEDAHL'S FUNERAL.

The funeral Of Mrs. Sygni Tangedahl
First Lutheran church in this city, a
very large crowd of old time friends at
tending. The remains were inferred in
the Lutheran cemetery in this city.
The following children attended the
funeral: Martin, Terry. Mont; Mrs.
Dorothy Wrangham Helena, Mont;
Louis, Battleford sask.; Casper, Par:
shall, N. D., and Mrs. Lena Young OF
this city. Three sons, OLAF, Albert and
Mikel were unable to attend the obse-
quies.
The following early pioneers were pail
bearers: Gunder Reishus, Peter Ram
stad Erik Ramstad, Chas. Kittelson, N.
c. Nelson and Thos. Johnson.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-05-27
CHARLES PALDA TO
NAVAL ACADEMY
SON OF JUDGE AND MRS. PALDA
PASSES EXAMINATIONS AND
EXPECTS TO SPEND EIGHT
YEARS AT ANNAPOLIS.

The many friends of Charles Palda,
son Of Judge and Mrs. L. ]. Palda, are
glad to learn that the young man pas
sed the examination which will admit
him to an eight-year course at the ma
val academy at Annapolis. He still
will have to be subjected to the ply
sical examination, but it is quite GER
tain that he will have no trouble in
passing it.
Judge and Mrs. Palda left Wednes-
day for Ann Arbor to attend the 25th
anniversary af Mr.. Palda's gradual
ing class. They will accompany Char
les to Annapolis before returning to
Minot.
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MinQt Wins Two Mighty Fast Games

large crowd attended the opening
ball game of the season Friday after
noon and saw Minot defeat the very fast
Harvey team by a score of 2 to /. Many
of the stores closed that afternoon. The
old was won by the local team, to l.,
the game lasting ten innings. Minot did
not have score until the ninth inning
and it looked as tho the visitors were
going to win. The game was won by
Dougherty, who sent the horeshide out
side the fence. bringing in score and
making a home run. The Berthold play
ers are a mighty fast aggregation and
their home town ought to be proud Of
them The Minot boys are doing all that
we could ask of them and will give us q
mighty. fine class Of ball this season.
Sundays game was witnessed by fully
1905
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-05-27
WILL ARREST SUNDAY
RASEBALL PLAYERS

information filed by States Attorney
Nestos for the members of the Minot
and Berthold baseball teams who played
in the city Sunday. The complaint was
signed by A. F. Bacon. A test case will
be made to determine whether ball play
ing constitutes a public sport, prohibit
ed by our statutes on Sunday.
Warrants will be served on the FOL
lowing: Glenn Moon, Fl. L. Gallant, Ted
Schumacher, M. L. Venaas, ]. Dougherty,
Newell Olson, Frank German. c. G. Spill
lane. Henry Fink, J. Calm, H: Emanuel,
Ludtke. .Griffey. Kennard, Parish, Thom-
son, Fisher and Washburn
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-05-27
M|N0T WILL MAKE
THE EAGLE SCREAM

Plan to celebrate the Fourth in Mi
not. Announcement is made that this
city will hold the greatest Fourth of
July celebration in her history.
Plans are being made to hold big
picnic at Riverside park and thousands
of our country friends and those living
in surrounding towns will undoubtedly
attend.
A committee on arrangements has
been appointed and complete particu-
lars will be given next week.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-05-27
BOYS OF 81 PRAISE
THE MAGIC CITY

Minot has had the privilege this
week of entertaining the Department
of North Dakota. This organization
of the Civil war veterans, the Grand
Army of the Republic, with its auxil-
iary, the ladies Of the Women's Relief
Corps, have been our honored guests,
whom we have felt proud to welcome.
Their presence on our streets is ben
ediction, and they have enjoyed our
City, its welcome, it's hospitality, it's
health and prosperity.
Commander Hay of Wahpeton, with
his able Adjutant, Comrade S. j. Hill,
opened the Encampment in the pleas
ant quarters of the X. P. Hall. There
were over 70 veterans present, and
Commander -in-Chie Palmer of Iowa
was there to cheer.
The w. R. C. ladies met in the hand
some hall of the Elks, under the lead
ership of Mrs. Mary E. Lane, of Wah-
peton, and Mrs. Sarah Fulton of Roch-
ester, New York, national president of
the W. R. c. came to greet them.
There were over a hundred ladies
present, Fargo, Grand Forks, Lisbon,
Larimore, Devils Lake, Wahpeton,
OaEes, Jamestown, Valley City, Town
er and Velva all being represented.
The work was exemplifed by the
Minot Corps admirably.
The Camp Fire in the Elk's Home
was pleasure to all, and it was
crowned by the hospitality of the
Elks.
The G. A. R. and w. R. C. held
Joint installation of officers, DR.. Hill
of Fargo installing the Comrades, and
Mrs Walker, of Minot, installed the
ladies.
The new Commander is Comrade
Smith of Leonard, and Mrs. Reid of
Grand Forks is the new Department
president.
Minot is honored with three officers,
Comrade Jasper Baker, Senior Vice
Commander; Mrs. Matte Truax is
Senior Vice President and Mrs. Jane
M, Markham member of the Executive
Board.
All leave Minot happily pleased
with the encampment, and Minot's de-
lightful hospitality.
The following old soldiers attended
the gathering:
+; A: Stevens, Co. F, 18th U. S. Town
s. camp. 1856 Pa. yelva. N. D.
D. F. Sigfreid, 46 Pa. Fargo.
Alex Hay, 81 NJ. Y, wahpeton.
Smith stimmel, U. S. Cavalry, Ohio,
1. S. Kinney, SO Ill., Foxholm,x N: d.
Albert Roberts, 2oth Mimi. Devils
3: 6: Dyell. Y H.. Devils Lake Lake;
Jasper M Baker TX 15S u.s. oh1e, %..yan%tn Min9t;
Aaron A. Taylor, is7 Ia, Boise, Ida.
J; D. Palmer; Del; Minnewaukan.
Burton Hurlbert, Wis, Minnewau-
Peter Haley, 1872 N. Y, New Rockford.
G. J.. schmitt, 81 Wis, Jamestown.
NJ. Sharison, 40 Mo, Velva.
S. M. Camp. 13 N. T., Fargo.
Z. Delamater, SO Pa, Lakota.
2. clemmings; SO Pa; Lakota
A. Knudson, 20 Wis, Grand Forks.
W.. "; D. Stafford, 81 Wis, Devils Lake;
James j. M; 'sfsS1S Mccormick, s' 1856 ILL.,, churchs
Ferry.
c. P. Stevens, N. T.. Rogers, N. D.
Elmer Mulmer. 9 Iowa:
G. w. Kurtz, Lisbon. n. D. s..
Bernhart Elzenhoefer, 26 Kansas, Mi
W. G. Broyles, "A Ill. Burlington.
Eli Spencer, 1S9 N. r, Blaisdell.
e. J. Brown, 80 N. T., Kenmare.
J. w. Miller, IL Pa. Herman, N. D.
B. F. Bigelow. Mimi. Jamestown.
J. s. Weiser, Minn., Valley City.
D. F. Ellsworth, 149 Pa, New Rock
ford
J. M. Patch, 2 Wis, New Rockford.
Cap Culver, 142 Pa, New Rockford.
Potsadm, Prussia.
F. G. Walther, 27 Wis, Bsrthold.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-05-27

Kenneth Clark, a little boy living
near Lodgpole, not far from Hettin-
ger, was dragged to death by horse.
He had gone to the field to get the
horse, which had it's harness on.
Mounting the horse, the animal buck
ed and threw the lad of, but he caught
in the harness.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-05-27
Some Fast Games Announced.

The fast Ray team will visit this
city Sunday to meet the local team
that afternoon at Dorman's park.
On Monday afternoon and evening,
two games will be played in this city,
the first game between the local nine
and Ray and the evening game be-
tween Minot and the All American
Bloomer Girls. The Bloomers played
Minot a year ago, proving to be one of
the best games Of the season, Minot
winning l to O..
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-05-27
Christian Church Services.

Sunday School at Labor Hall 1880 a.
m. Preaching at Las by Mr.. Robert
Noland of Granville. Mr.. holland is a
Christian business man and a speaker
of ability and the public is asked to hear
him.
Mr. Sapp will be in the southwestern
part Of the state where he will speak
three times.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-05-27
THE GRANT CARS ARRIVE

their first carload of the Grant cars of
which the public has heard so much.
Mr.. Emerson is riding around in a six
cylinder demonstrating car which is
attracting a good deal of attention.
The only trouble they will have will
be in getting enough cars to supply
the demand
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Fine Fishing at Strawberry Lake.

Among those from this city who spent
Sunday at Strawberry Lake were: S. j.
Rognlie, Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Englestad,
Martin Englestad. l.. D. McGahan and
family. Einar Mus and family, j. B.
Schwartz and the Balerud brothers.
Twenty y-seven automobiles and IA motor
cycles were counted at the lake and the
fishermen report the perch much larger
than last year. C. r. Engelstad and par
ty caught 80 fish in two hours.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-05-27
Sad Death of Twin Brothers.

The funeral Of little William Nixon,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nixon, was
held, Rev. P. W. Erickson performing
the sad rites. The floral tributes were
numerous and very beautiful. A twin
brother died but a few days before.
Both children were ill from pneumon-
ia and whooping cough.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-05-27

Berlin, May 24.-The Oversee News
Agency issued the following: "Ac-
cording to a Bucharest dispatch, the
Russian armored man of war Wintel-
eimon has been sunk with 1,4OO in the
Black sea-"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-05-27
Colonel and Mrs. Scarlet Invited

Colonel and Mrs. Alex Scarlet have
been invited by Governor and Mrs.
Hanna to accompany them on their
journey to California where the gov
ernor will participate in the exercises
on North Dakota Day, June 21. Col.
Scarlett is a member of the govern
or's staff.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-05-27
North Thursda May2 Subsc

the attack by French and British
forces yesterday on the Turkish pos
itions near Seddul Bahr on the south
ern end of the Gallipoli peninsula has
been repulsed. 1t is stated that the
allies left 200 dead on the field.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-05-27

Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Van Fleet are at
tending the state undertakers' cOnven-
ton at Grand Forks this week.
Miss Kate Wilkinson, chief clerk at
the landoffice, submitted to serious op
Grafton for gall stones and appendicitis
at the hospital this week. She Is i'm
proving.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-05-27
WILL cE1E11AT1 xn1Go11A1 DAY.

WILL CELED1AT1 1IElIo1IAL DAY.
tingly next Monday. The parade, headed
by Col Scarlet, will proceed from the
opera house to the cemetery at 9 O'clock
a. M, Major Person, 1st Reg. N. D. N.
low, Capt Wheelon commanding. The
Minot band will play and Pres. Crane
will deliver an address at the cemetery.
The afternoon address will be given by
Atty. Wysong, and an interesting pro-
gram will be rendered.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-05-27
Germany Has Not Yet Replied.

Germany has not yet made reply to
President Wilson's note, concerning
the Lusitania affair, but it is certain
the answer will be received shortly.
The fact that Italy has entered the
war against Germany is no doubt re-
sponsible for the delay.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-05-27
Polk County. Minn.. Voted Dry.

Polk county, Minnesota, was voted
dry in Mondays election. by a vote Of
4435 to 3344. This means that liquor
business aggregating a million dollars
vets had a majority Of 430 in East
Grand Forks and 1862 in Crookston, the
only two cities in the county where sa-
looms existed.
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Des Lacs Woman Died in Minot.

Mrs. Nellie c. Forney Of Des Lacs,
aged 21 years, died in this city Sunday
from scarletina. The remains were in
tered at Des Lacs Tuesday, the funeral
sermon being preached by Rev. Mccall
very of the Methodist church.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-05-27

Conductor Freed of Murder Charge.
c. w. Sylvester, Northern Pacific
wife at his home near Dickinson, Feb. s,
was found not guilty, the Jury being out
35 minutes. A son was the best witness
for the defendant The wife had made
fore she died. He claimed the shooting
was accidental.
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We wish to extend our thanks to
our many friends for their kindness
shown during our bereavement over
the death of our son and brother, JOS
eph Bager. This will never be forgot
ten.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Bager
and family.
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BRATSBERG WILL BUILD

BRATSBERG WILL BUILD
Axel Bratsberg, the we'll known in
surance man, will start the construc-
tion of $4,000 residence in Parkland
addition. Chris Sandland, the contract
or, will do the work and will start op-
erations in a few days.
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
ANGoRA TERRACE
$50 TO S5TH SITS. oNE BL.QCE s

ANGOIlA TERRACE
$50 TO s5TH SITS, ONE BLOCK SOUTH OF
BALTIMORE AVE.
II YOU are going 10 live in an apartment this
fan, the selection OF THE partcular apart
ment out Of the many. many you see on every
hand is naturally matter Of great moment
But there must be ONE BEST APART.
comfort-everythinE that soes to make truly
attractive apartment honne-is absolutely ~
For $40 10 S35 monthly you can secure ono
Of these apartments, and this includes most
'S water courteous and efscisnt JsnitSr service.
vacuum ceaning service, shades screens am
r,eni houssEeepins quite the perfect way to
Apartments have. Ave roo : and bath and
enamel, with artistic pepei and hxtures.
SyiSe Is, In truth. the only hlSs inexpensive
We We have tastetuny furnished a sample
ausrtmsnt tNo. $40 Aneora tsrraee,. which
s open for inspection day and evening and
sys sgS Ssnns T,r, zoe. % SSS Sss,,r rsSSsS
wM. ". W. QUICK q BRO. Inc. s. 10th It,
NORMAN $. SHERWOOD. itu Walnut s,
81 r. 18TH AND TIoGA
Desirsbly located modern d-room housekeep-
ing spsrtmsnts; steam heat: ianltor; con-
SAMUEL T. FOX & Co
$, Z. CoR. UTH AND CALLOwHuL
BROAD AMI DAUPHtN SIS. IS e. corl-
Apt With rms. and baths. maids room: I:
i apt, rooms and bath. Apply ianitor.
DIAMOND. 21i2-3 rms. bath. kitchen, hot
water heat rel. I'd noor. S2A; 4 rms, bath
Kitchen; all cor. rms; Sia. Diamond 1918 w.
POPLAR, 1A22-Attractive housekeeping apts,
and rooms, bath, htchenette; modern
convenlences. Apply 1904 Land Title Rldg.
III y. 10TH Sr.-2 bedrooms. bath, living and
dining room. kitchcnette. unfurn. light four
sides attractive. r. w. olhsusen i5OS Arch.
West PhIIadelphla.
THE RUTLAND APTs. JUST COMPLETED
LOCUST ST, SsTlI TO SSTH ST
and 7 room apartments. with all the latest
conveniences, x,T.JO 70 S4S per month.
ROBERT A. PITTS AGENT
Ben phone, Belmont 44S3. Sil3 Locust st.
RENNOCK APARTMENTS, a2d and Regent
sts.-6 rooms and bath. Sl5 to $40, John j..
Connor, at office, N. Y, Cor. sd and Regent
sts.
PASADENA 3sth aud Spruce sts.-S3S to tl5.
4-room suites furnished and unturnished;
tuly equipped Holmes disappearing beds.
Apply to janitor, on premises.
THE GIRNtN, 30lo Hamilton ST rooms and
baths; bedrooms second floor private porch;
Sta Phone Preston 52T6 or ianitOr.
SEQ 50-ASrH. s., 152O-3s near Chester ave.l-
Modern In every respect. Apply janltor. on
premises. Phone Filbert ASS.
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o,rN.s PUPPIES SAFE
n..,,biting Foreigners From
n r'v', no,s Not to Be Oppressive

...srt puppies and sociable
tNls inno.yn sno simply play around the
:s he !. na@Ss sssoaSt Of 's' Sf 81, fsGss@ %s%
a uol sun,.,stlon. This prohihts un-
%. ..'t 'es essoreien-born citizens from
'drl eos', r,ll not be enforc ed in the
y. l.1's. s~ "' "s'scordins to Deputy "a Att0r- or
osHsI, attended 10 authorize a con-
"A ~ nov offlcer to enter a foreign
II, q "a nS take a lap dog or a child's
i11e ~ r,.st the owner Of the house.
~ 40 - ana other officers OF the
cid should VI nosO be cautioned :. %ssps ,AS. ..
b. ~ ~ senseless prosecution, but
,Fse'sn, :, i enforced in all cases whore
risno', ah,.rt Of the law, II Is said,
y I',ssIl the Increase in the number
~ ihs mining regions
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- Falls Under Wagon

6or wandered into Greenwich
rn't 80 inst as a produce wagon
t'f sxns along. The child. who is
sr, r.,''.,d ~ IA fell under the wheels and
J n.l.as not knowing Of the accident.
y d.s She was picked up by
~ r,sl a milk-wagon driver. He
~ N Mount Sinai Hospital. The
~ Y, p,s,sn was broken, but she will re-