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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-27
Der anteu Oes aarniOals.

@dbrlrb Der &ariiunl Gage bot
ten lapiepc ssarnler, ioapie alldl oic
@eid1it$lcilte, ole @elegeitbett eiipe
slnSdbl bo6it lebrreide @ortro9e,
letters no1nbafter Meoater. 81 boren.
Trof. gbilberS, bonn Miiiouri Idcr.
bou GpIl8ilm, NoJte lul9efohr Sod'
eapbes iiber Den GferboSSeefts
Sic Srlpdtbarfeit inrNerer fsar-
men ssbt obtpdrts, aber ocr @ertb
oericlben itciet. Der Grtro9, per
sder, ipirb ntit iebem Sdbr seriir
laer. Gin @eritGnbnib neiIen. tpas
Der 8coap benari imr 8ilGtsen ber-
lposltbriapger. tpiiroc oie Sarnen
Iuie6er ertrasSfofiger fnaden. @as
lam nbeiftar ,fcftIf. NJ stfdftoff, 20
tdide int6 Nbnipbor.
Die @rofe Der gnrten ipirb be.
oiilgt oilrdy 6ns 8orf)ait6efiein ges
niigeipNer Weepgeir Der obigeir Stoffe.
SSSe6e Come Stull6intper ertb1lt
lumeFGbr 10 Biim6 Stiditoff Gin
anter 0iingeritrcier Mt oaBer oltf et-
ner 8arn iaft iupeirtbebrtidJ, berit
mr 6nrd forhgeiestes gIeidntdBiaes
Diingen, fam Der 9oben 0mieplS
penbeiiet tpereen. gluf aatoere @i'
Iic taam Der 9o6em ourd} slrbml bon
Sop gobreqs &ub Grbien. rotbet
Slice 1utb sllidlfo berbeifcrt iperoen.
.DeiIioiIri Sortner foIlten iid, npebr
uuf ben 9lftbolr BON alFalfa peregen
iurb booprdl ibren @iebitnipo. Ictpie
aud, i6r 9mpf aprrto perbeiiern"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-27
soO uOn NSoIf gsittcnbadl.

glut puriaen WSittfpod itarb nj lei.
ier &obnaurg M Sepns, slboif 8lt-
teltbod, I'M Sitter Don 75 Sabuen.
Der Scidnm ipltroe nod @sorrion
int0 BON Sort rab Der alten @itteih.
bod Seinritntte, I'M Oiaee Goiuutp,
iitpsefibr Z gaeiIen BON Morriiosr,
gebrodt. mo ant perampgeipeu Cams.
tog Die @eitottnrhg erfoGgte.
Ter Seuitorbeiue mar friiber ens
mdblbdheither Sa1ier BON Slase
Goiuiipy Bo9 aher INIT ieiuter SmitiIie
mad, Sepas, 100 er bis 5ll iei,etn
Sohe aapobin fnt. Serr Asittat.
bod oiente apabreitD 6es 8iineep.
frieges IN Ger Ser. Stoatcn slriaee;
er mar rei Der @apallerie ln,b ein
&lupbid,aiter INNER @enerol Gter-
lnnl. Ger &enitorbee mar ipoW
betalnh IN 0ioee Goraltp. fohpie
alsd, inn tpeitIidyeu Sbeif BON Cos
coirnoe golm,tn. Gr biitterlaa ieine
@ottit lotpie mebrere Sobne inr6
Sodlter, iammtlid, III Seras ,pob,p.
bat,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-27
cwensOiae u, 3.

9ic idsperGr Siegeiugillie mn leB'
ter iSreitaa lntp nm Snlnstag bobell
Inns ruieber Soodppaiier gebrad)t. Die
9rp Sorf' bat lire i1mntlidlal @ot'
toms ilberidnemnt: Der goltrbols
mar 6ieslrpol Nober als lpic Ieit Dem
esobpc 1882, piel Sd)ooen ipiIr'oe
perlrufudt lupo Ole Sarner bahell
gpofe @erq,ite.
SEQ. Sdlottoh iuS @atrin lte9ell
beibe frauf m SDp6its oarllieoer
aie mraop9ene 8ode mar Iiir oiele
Saanilie ei1te iddhpere SelmIiidl-
lnpa. Der bef,aroelnhe glrat, Or. 9.
@selfies, iaat baB iid teiSe NSdfaeal'
TEN jebt uiti Der 8eiierlnrg beTtitoeat.
Siunon ". Iserf hot i'd, oor19e
ISOLDE rod @drrentoar begebeiI, nm
Ser glulr fir ein ireies @eboitoe 81
elraperfeal, apeIdcs oort erridtet Der'
0en ioQ.
Sruu slalaldte aoepte rnto oepell
Sod,ter, sSrall Caroline Sdppoeoer,
beadben lid, an pouigedr 9onaterStaa
mad, gsarpentotl, nm 6ie Sdroeoers
sinoer sit bcilldr1t ipelde iidJ bort
IN Der asaiiertteiinutb befii1en.
gsir bdbet bier ieit npebrerel'
Soaen feiale Goit erbdltar iitoeil1
oes Sodapaiier lupo Der 3uita1'o oeI
giiepbof,n Gjeleiie one Eo'tperbn'-
olnle ,mailosiid nlad,tc,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-27
ans benz Gonnts.

- 8erbeiratbet IN Slpeltsnille:
sfm 10. glilgltit. SRI. sson Sorpes,
9odyter BON Gbas. So,tes luto Got
tim, BON ShpeirsuilIe, aapo Salnlael s.
Weatbetps. aemter, am II. alpaitit,
SRI. Waarie 2acp, So6ter pon 6.
g. 9acp lneo @attml, poq Soolep.
luuo gard 8roap1l. Sobnr BON S. y.
8roapit int6 @atti,t, pom &lano, 81.
i.
Seur9 asareib ulo @'attial, poai
Speitspille, 81. 3, ipirnbear bltrd) Die
@ebnrt ei1ler 5ofter begliidt.
- a. %. Slenfel, BON Orote, bat
one gsorrnlidn,Ge in Gape @inaroenn
Dso., ubfoJniert.
9ouis MoettenleDer, BON Gbar.
lotbe, ipelder Dor errsell @odet
ei1rap 8ehlbrit1 erlitt, miro babo
,pie6er alpf iein f0mten.
,. Die IiMbeniihe @enpebpoe, IN
@oleb,so, miro ibr 1iIfioalsfeit onl
90. s(igtt feierr.
Oie &omt. iutb @efliigel4 4aitss
itelIimpg BON SdpaisDtlle, ,piu6 ani
rGd6ten 3. inrb A. Sesem6er fbast-
fiapSen.
Dilpb oas ,mife @etter ,lino
oas Ins@Smme God,stbimi ,uipo bidfes
sSnbr eitt gnober 3roSerutiaB lutrei.
fes &onp' airf Den 5elbeml bteubet.
Oieies ipeide 4orn tnnn NIT gtiibeii
benpepoet iuerbeil. ipe,ml hasielbe in
SiIos oarfbeapobrt miro. Srr iIdt
femper 3eit miro mon Siilos airf ie.
Der Sarln INT Gointtp fist6en
Sn CALIFORNIA. Wto., itapb tiira
lid $. 3. @ilballs, elm friibeper
gmmpobrer BON @oiebiib. Serr 8h.
bn,s 8ani sn feialen Sooe 6nud al.
nea, @hirs BON eia,er Sdoinla Ses'
bdlIat
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-27
sermann Nao. Sreias, Den ~. ausuf 1915
Henes Sanfacbanoc.

9ie @erllalnl Saniit9s 9mf be.
abihhhgt inl touHlletpnat sSobr oen
9ai zines ipeiledt 9olrflofaIS, tpeld,ps
eiars Der idDniter iurb nloberltitcn
.@scbiiltbc oieier srt, I'M Staot iein
iuiro. Die aAdie iiir oieieat prodt.
pollen giearbuu rpcrnal bereits ent.
tuprfer, 0os iesiqe @eb1irGe imtnoe
I'M ben 70er ssabret erridybet, mtb
cbcr lett ei1lenl utooeupm 9telthal
Asldt aliodie1 ipeldler ben sttlfprbe-
riutgat ellbes erFolgneidSen @eidEiits
beiler eilt3prid,t
9os llele 9aatfaebaip0e miro cine
ittpoiutte sSroilt t,ahap; y Stof-
iperfe he'd, imlb urit eiilern iulge.
ipoiaatd grobel. ieilerieiten @je-
noble ausaeuttet ieil,. 0ie gauge
@hrridjtlatg miro berart iein, bab
oett aintSet 6oaltrd) bie groBte 9e.
glteiiilhd,teit gebofelt futrO
De Scrilnaatn Subiales 8nqif imtr,
De ain 90 slprii, 1867, inpher Char.
Ter gir. &. gesriutbei, pno befanh
| fiG 5luetlt IN Dem leBigen Stobl'
mmnt @ebalt0e, on Der @burf Stro'
BE. 9os 5ipeite 8mrflofal ipar i'm
iebigen St,eo. @raf @ebdipOe, on
Der Sd)iller Strobe, lnpb BON bort
aus besog Hic 8arf ibr eeselhpar
tiees Seim.
SIN Ssobre 1867 begonl Sie 8an
lntit eiitem aapital pom $4,000, uul
liueldeut 60 Gpn5ert elrbe5atdt ma
rell. San Ssdbnc 1881 pitpOe bns
&apitol nlf $4,000 peblStert, ii
bon eiilheSoflt. !SeiHe bat 6ief
8mtf etnel ueberihatb bon $44,00'
,uuO oie Gftina belolpfeip itd1 olif iIbe
ein bolhe 0&llioa Collars. 9iei
|3abLei, nllenr itrso geriigeato ,mn De
| Sortidratt iu,S hat @rfols oes alte
liteit, oenarbieai SSSa6tihits, nv @as
cosaSe Gpu,tp, 81. hhpeSer
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-27
@asepnaOe nno Sonrbois bSber ,pie
lett piclen Sabren; iiberidmem-
men iammtlidle bottom.
eGnbcrcien.

gtodD ntc not3rr oipeit bNt Gltc.
item @nlnofnent betoult, bat Der
8osconobc fSllb eiae iolde greite
iupb Stdrfe ser StromnM erreidt,
OILS iuie Dos ipabrapb Der nori9en
8ode Der sSall f9or. 8as gSolier
idloB bobiR ds ipie enl @eblras.
ltrpln, aIles nit iortreibeib. Die
idnueren, oltoaiR1roelr lnto alleeanei.
nen Regeal Ger iiillgiten 3eit, im
8ereiu nrit hent idloii porbotbenen
Spdapaiier, 1lpad)teil bos idjon inn
Soriolrnner beeoinlene @erf Der Ger.
itonuua pollitatrbie Der @aNouaSe
itieg bis Su 81 8lrB intb iiber.
idapanlltc cine ulgeteure Slade bes
frlpdtbariHn 8ottuniloarSes. &olS.
blodc. GreibhoIs. Strpb, itim., alles
miro nodI oem aaiIioitri eitfiibrt.
Ssp Ole Sarnler nody tor elmer Node
lpogelphc &orufeIber erblidtelr into
trot 6es SerIisites bon taifenoen
9uBel BON 8eisen tpieSer iriidpen
Otutb geiaBt bntten, berridE iebt
llimtrtb ,ut6 @nttoirldpata 0o ig,re
Ieste Sofinililg aarf ben 2obn ibrer
Mrbeit, iat @eltolt eitrer gltten aorll.
ernie, nam. ynlid)tc geiporoen tSt.
8oit Der @apolt tes ra6ell6enp Stro-
mes funn man iidy cmpe 8oritelliulg
mohen, iuerul man bebentt 6uB ilpeb'
rere grobe IseisenitOde. eiqpe Nm
adM fleiatc SiapNer intb Sd)elerll. 10
/ ]tuie ulS1hliR Soufen Gl6ftcrbDf1
nom Strout iprt9criIien mlrroen
Mebr aIs tpie 10000 @abtHfpellcl
wlroen ID, @asoo,luhe Gitp fortge
riBen llnb Den Wdiimlri iiittdb &c
iiibrt glibq 2atgeftbcr9, il, Gnope
Sill, perdor allein 10000 gdh
Ifdhpetleli, in,e Soerr 9ieDI. i'm .&el
nhnnr, i,at7 ereid}fafls piele tutiNeH
eiiwebiift. SieIe oieier @abu
idapeIteii apuroen IN Der gaite pot
Sernlanu, oltrd oic Setren Stotf
|itn6 Sperrp iu,o burb Ole Serinnnl
l&rrp II. gadet So. lpieoer aitfge
iail8eir
-
i @ie!c @otiunlge1r ii1b6 bon AAdiIe
llmwebeu. Sroprf .5obiio1ts gsobil
lbanS, bei iSreOeridsbtrr1 Mt niebr,r
ssri, tiei I'M @uiier. Ssm iiiolidrel
Gnoe iurleres Goarltps niitbf Sc'
9olm6ois 3LlrB in oerielbet gseiie
iuie Der @asccoiluoe iill lt0roltdlei
,tno i'm tueitlid)en Ebeil. Ger @ulir
bois itiee 10 bod, boB Der SoGcil oe'
lfiirslidr hei Seo gcl,mrten 8riidt
Iinrtcr 8suiier nor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-27
Stonp Silf.

8el ifaueriten &egen felt oielell
Sabren lsatten mir bier am leetei,
SrcihQ slILe 8ailerldufe iparel1
ous ibren lliern getreten irbo 6as
Sort iplrrhc bonn @npb intgeapebt
0as BON Der bieiiaei, Stride ge.
gebene 4ihtif mar Gin gpober Or.
foGs; 0asielbe apa pom Speitog aisl
sen Snnrstag perldobelt tpoubers he
gen Ses idledyten @etters. Ger 8e'
ilw) oolt llob impo fern mar ein sabt.
rei6er iutb alle glnnpeienben berleb'
ten eilpGl frobIider Gag.
@alter @iulmr tebrte ON pergaip
genelt Sonnltmg nod feitten Seall
in Ssefferion Gitp, 5lrriif.
G0lpiar Stpltc, Doat gSeip Snnen,
lpobnte alH lebtel SmllStag bier oetl
Asiflrif bel inih behldte Damn dm
Soamrtug ieia@ slngef,oriacn.
0brit @mnper botte am oorigeil
Dieltstag elm tibdtiges Selier i'm
Diem lnlo elm paar 9Sfnnaten init
Sdyntuls i'm 9afoien. Die Site
puroe ober 5it grpB lupo 6as Sdrntali
itllg odber ml 5u brelnlen. 3urn
@'liid gelaig es lbos iSei@r su be.
pGltigcn ebe es Sd)oS@f mrriften
fomtte.
Srau 9hatbiant poai ct. Sciits.
perlebt 5ur 3eit ibpe 6eraeat bier bel
iben slnaeborigcn limo fonitigerl
@eripaipot@t.
ssotul SdiGte totte porige Wofe
has NtibeeidJid ehue ,pertbpoae Sub
sl perfiepen; aas 59ier teriHlilf.e
eilen slpfel lnto eibidte an Ser'
ielben
Or. @1l9elbpett nSo 5anlilie
lpobutcn nn pergmpenen SoI,qptag
Der 2agerperfannnlimg m Seirate
@pope bei.
sSrou Nn. &etienRper ipar dill
Iesten Solnltae airi 8eiis6 beI s.
Gtolte inp6 sSnnriIie
Sbeo. alabn befaiao iib an bes'
TEN Snmstoe bier, luper Den Yrtnh'
@djten. gr fbeiIte lifls nrit 0oB er
On, ssotn Sorfhnanu EN- 5orS aitsf
perfauft babe.
sssobn Moltiett lnpo Sa1nilie ma
rem mu pergapgeisen Sorurtag OK
@6ite pom $. 6. aorteot.
Otto 8i.1bcIa mo 5analie, pot
gaau1 Sanal ipareil dlr lesten sScpias
Itaa In ifirlerer gtodjbdridaft g,5 4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-27
garrsa Sors

SonmatItde Greefs iiaub bier nats
ibrat ufern gebpeten inr6 6abett IN
oen 9ottoat 2Gnoereieii piel Sdn.
belt getbmi.
@6rp. Seienpaanl. y. g6ter ltr6 60.
sapims. ioapie SRI. arnotoa ,ino
ellie Seipirig, befofbep fi6 oiefer
Saee anf 9efl,d in Sort 8allep.
Som Coulter inp6 @ottim BON
gtIob gottom, tporen fiir8lid, be.
i,sdstpeiie, bci u. @iainiartat.
6. s. Diefnloirn befaato iid ileii.
lid nnter Sen 8eiiid,err airi oem
Stonp sin 9ifirf.
gliig. Seiertpot,t, inpo Surnilie per-
Iebtar ben pergangenctt Soiurtug
tei 6. Dietn,naial lrro Soralie.
Dn StoaIb Sin Sdlutoiituift Gabt
|nit Der sgbfidt nm Elm i,eises Sdul.
bnus sli boueil.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-27
sei @benmatismns probirt eloan's

BoIlt Sbr idneae uipo iuirfIide
oinberims bon @belafratismiis, 10
tbut, ipas Sauienbe III iolben Sal.
len tbun, bnbet ole Mmer5enSen
SteIen in Sloans Ointment 8ein
@inreiben, EoBt es sitsieben @ebt
BIG auf 5en R1oden ilto linbert bic
Samer5en faft iofort. $olt cine
sylafde SIoar's Eminent fiir 25c.
con irsenb einem apotbefer utsb bal.
tel es Inn &auie fir grfdltitng, ipnn.
be ,nb gefdtpollene @lieber. Cen.
beripeb, Siatica unb bergleid)en.
@eIb suriid, ,pem nid,t 5ufrieoen.
iteIlenS, aber es sibt faft aitgen.
bridIide 2inoeriing. 1(Gop.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-27
GrfSltnns mirS Gnd abmatten.

gs bot teinen 3med. iie ailsIall.
fen 5n Iaiien. Ealieisoe pernad.
Idifigen Sniten urt6 grf6Itung un6
iesen ii6 oa0urd sroben @efabren
aus. Sie ihtpGden Den RSrper db.
Dr. 9ins's gseip DISCOVERY lit, tpas
SIR rotbis babt- -oie erfte Doiis
biIft idon. aopf tpiro fGor, sltbem
Ieidter itf,o Dos @efiibr freier
4anft beute nod cine SIafde uns
ntndJt fofort ben anfans banit,
t(Mbb.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-27

Die Mniien aGs gei,ipfen meloen,
tpdbrideinlid eii,iee oIte Sobr5el,ge
gcnteint iiiro, tpeIdJe bic 9e,Hiden
|berienftem INN Die Ginfobrt gum
Coli 3u berbarriS06iref inio bns
ridiif1e @eidnpaocr por Sligo BON
Der See dbsuidneioen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-27

Das oiesiabrise Wiifiiollsteft Der
epousI. 3ions @eneiiroe, sll Bon,
miro am .nad6ten 9. September itott.
iinoen. Seoennann iit hermit ber8-
lid6t eiiigelaSen,
gent. O. G.duIb, &oftor,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-11

Il. W. Schneider made business
trip to Salt Lake Tuesday.
| Miss Ruby Beck, who has been liv-
ing in Salt Lake, returned home Sun
day.
Mrs. NJ. T.. Rhodes and Mrs. Il ue.
Anderson spent the week, Do. Salt
Lake.
Bishop James H. Gardner was a
business visitor TO Salt Lake Tues
day.
Eight girls and seven boys were
baptized In the tabernacle fount Sat
urday.
Charles Ohran and son, Harold.
after an absence of several months,
are home again.
j. w Frank returned TO Garfield
Monday, where he is selling musical
Instruments.
Miss Hilda Carlson was hostess AZ
the Monday evening meeting of the
q r. club
When you want toys see what yol
can do at Hackers Hit.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ 4. Woodhouse Of
Idaho Falls are visiting m the home
of Mr. aud Mrs. H. j. Child for severa
weeks
Mrs. Willard Burgess of Alpine was
operated on for appendicitis and gall
stones nj the Lchi hospital Tuesda.
She is recovering nicely.
Messrs. A. B. and Leland Anderson
returned Sunday from Vernon. where
they have been writing insurance for
two months
MIR. aud Mrs. Arthur Knudson spent
the early part of the week visiting
friends In Salt Lake.
The Riddles OF the city are happy
because of the location of merry-go.
round on The city Jail lot this week
w n. Pace moved his family to
Preston. Idaho, this week. where he
has purchased 20O-acre ranch. His
son, Grant, has been there for the
past two months
Funeral services for Mrs. Ruth
Larkin were held In ST. John, Tooelc
county. Sunday Among the Lehl rela-
lives who attended were Mr.. and Mira
william Wing. Mrs. Annie Coates. Mr..
and Mrs. q. II. Coates. Miss Esslo
Coates. G. w Earl. Rayner Coates and
Leo Coates
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-11

Andrew Jensen, church historian,
spent Sunday night as the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Chris Knudson.
The young friends of Miss Edna
Rolfe gave her a pleasant surprise
party Saturday evening.
Alma Earl this week erected an
electric sign over the entrance to the
!. o. O. r hall on Main street.
Some fine potatoes are on exhibition
in the Bank Of Lehi window. Thov
were grown on the c. e. Wade dry
farm above the clay beds, without ir-
rlgation or even being cultivated.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-11

Lake on mining business.
Austin Phillips, who has been work
ing at Ophir, returned home last week
Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert Knudson, who
have been living at Saratoga, will oc-
cupy part OF the DR.. Thorup home
for the winter.
Misses Emily Wanlass, Zello
Rhodes and Mary Powell spent the
weekend In Salt Lake.
Big Xmas Sale on at Chipman's
from Dec. 18th to Gath, 1915. Hip
s. j. Taylor, deputy tax collector,
spent Monday in Provo
Farley Austin was In Spanish Fork
Monday on sugar business
Il. X. Cutler, Jr., returned to Span
ish Fork Tuesday after spending two
days at home with his family
Mr. aud Mrs Ionic Raymond, who
hive recently moved from Provo to
Logan. spent Saturday visiting Mrs
Raymond's parents. Mr. and Mrs "
H. Rackcr
John Jacobs, Lehi's oldest citizen,
was 30 years old Monday. His wifi,
was 80 the same day. This was also
w, J. Roles birthday. for all of which
events Mrs. Rolfe entertained at din.
'ner. Covers were laid for fifteen.
DR.. j. NJ. Thorup Is the new deputy
county physician for the north end
Utah county, appointed to succeed DR.
II. G. eHolbrook. who is leaving the
state. His appointment was made
Monday.
Al the Big Xmas Sale Chipman's
are selling every Ladies' Coat In heir
Bargain Basement. your choice $500.
worth up TO $1,000 each. Hill
Sunday night just after or durini
church some miscreant threw roci
about three inches In diameter
through the Broadbent a. Son stor,
window. II IL thought to have be,
the work of some boy whose Identity
has not yet been learned
Postmaster w. &. Thomas of Fair
field was In Lehi Monday. He has
the contract to drive the state well IN
the north end. but Is trying to get its
location changed farther south and
west. MS he fears that solid rock will
be encountered where originally To-
Gated.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-11
LEHI LOCALS

c. w Earl spent Monday in Salt
Lake on mining business.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-11

Austin Phillips, who has been work
ing at Ophir, returned home last week
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-11

Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert Knudson, wht
have been living at Saratoga. will oc
cupy part of the DR.. Thorup HON,
for the winter.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-11

s, ]. Taylor, deputy tax collector
spent Monday in Provo.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-11

Misses Emily Wanlass, Zella
Rhodes and Mary Powell spent the
weekend In Salt Lake.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-11

Farley Austin was In Spanish Forl
Monday on sugar business.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-11

100000 Will buy n good paying busi.
ness In American Fork. WIN take
team, harness and wagon ON deal.
s3s5.OO buys n good lot on 9Th West
and 3rd South, Lehi.
5000 will buy five acres good
meadow land. In j. w. Smiths
field, Pleasant Grove. VIII take
II pair Of good young mares In
trade.
Broom house. extra good barn and
granary, on Main street, Pleasant
Grove. East front Snap II taken
at once.
WE HAVE MANY OTHER GOOD
SNAPS IN HOMES AND FARM.
ING LAND. CALL AND SEE Us.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-11

Big Xmas Sale on at Chipman's
from Dec. 18th to Gath, 1915. Hip
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-11

4. X. Cutler, Jr., returned to Span.
ish Fork Tuesday after spending two
days at home with his family
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-11

Miss Ruby Beck, who has been liy-
ing in Salt Lake, returned home Sun
day.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-11

Il. W. Schneider made business
trip to Salt Lake Tuesday.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-11

Mr. aud Mrs Ionic Raymond who
hnve recently moved from Provo to
Logan. spent Saturday visiting Mrs
Raynond's parents Mr. and Mrs "
~. Rackcr
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-11

Mrs. NJ. T.. Rhodes and Mrs. Il u
Anderson spent the week, Do. &.
Lake.
Evening star., 1915-05-21
MEXICO CITY AGAIN
FACES FOOD CRISIS

Mexico City again is facing Sc
rious shortage of food. according to ad-
vices reaching the State Department
from the international committee there.
Secretary Bryan said representations
had been made to the Carranza govern
ment at Vera Cruz looking to the ship
ment of supplies by rail to the capital.
and that the situation had been brought
10 the attention of the American Red
Cross.
summary of reports from Mexico
issued by the State Department said
the capture of SaItillo by Carranza
forces last Sunday had been announc-
ed from Eagle Pass. There Is no
telegraph communication with ehher
Monterey or Sa1tillo. and no train serN-
ice from Piedras Negras south on ac-
count Of burned bridges.
German Diplomat Stabbed.
Charge d Affaires Magnus of the Ger
man legation in Mexico City was at
tackled and stabbed by robber Tues
day near the legation. He reported the
attack to the Germany embassy here
last evening and said it had no po-
litical Significance He was not serlou-
ly wounded.
The Carranza agency made public a
SAlepram from Col Federico Chapa
said to be dated near Monterey, claim,
ing that Monterey had been evacuated
nv the Villa forces and that the latter
had fied toward Paredon. The agency
added that the states of Tamauiipas
and Nuevo Leon were now cleared oil
Villa troops.
Panuco Not Recaptured.
The Carranza agency gave out
cablegram from Vera Cruz denying
that villa forces had recaptured Pam
uco The message added;
"All oil-producing wells in Tampico.
as well as tanks and pipe lines, have
always been controlled up to date by
Carranza troops. yillistas never con-
trolled Ebano and during the last en-
gagement loyal forces had with re-
dictionaries at Ebano last Monday they
were completely defeated. We are pro-
crossing rapidly toward otumba. near
Mexico City. where Carranza troops ex-
pect to be soon.
The British embassy here had been
concerned over reports that Villa con-
trolled territory around some of the
hig English-owned oil fields. while the
Carranza forces held the gulf terminals
through which the output has to pass
Evening star., 1915-05-21
DELAY IN THAW's TRIAL.

NEW YORK. May 2l.-Opposing
counsel in the case of Harry X Thaw
agreed today TO await the decision OF
the state court of appeals before at
tempting to have Thaw's mental condi-
tion determined with the aid Of jury
A stipulation to this effect. signed by
John B. stanchheld Of Thaw's counsel
and Deputy Attorney General Leonard
J. Obermeir. was nied in the appellate
Evening star., 1915-05-21
SEEKING TO ELIMINATE
FLIES BREEDING PLACES

Determined to do all within its power
to drive the disease spreading house
hy from Washington. the District gov
ernment, operating through the health
dspartment, will order investigations
Of communities and neighborhoods in
which flies are numerous TO the end
that steps may be taken to abate the
condition responsible for the pests.
This announcement. made toda =.
means that the municipality, in addi-
tion TO operating the seventy-six giant
ny traps presented to il by The Star.
intends to proceed the full length Of
its authority in ridding the capital Of
it's most dangerous enemy,
Investigation Of neighborhoods where
flee exist in unusual numbers will be
made by health department inspectors
on request of citizens and property
owners.
Every such request should be ad-
dressed to the health offcer and desig-
nate the exact locality in which the
flies abound.
To Seek Breeding Places.
Where the insects thrive in large
numbers favorable eating and breeding
places are sure TO be found nearby. II
is such places the health inspectors
viii look for and endeavor TO abolish
once the principal fy hatcheries OF a
community can be destroyed. the prob
lem of keeping that section free of the
insects becomes comparatively easy
one. provided househoiders will keep
their premises free Of rubbish and keep
the garbage cans tightly covered
inspectors who are sent out on the
p1oyed for combating the insect. In
The various methods thai may be EN-
ployed for combating the insect lin
This way IL 10 hoped that the entire city
eventually will be drawn into the fight
the ny, which will continue until
ne pests have become extinct.