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The Denver star., 1915-09-04

Meeting Of the Hsroinss Of Jericho.
The grand court Of Heroines Of Jcri
cho. which held its annual meeting III
Pittsburgh recently. showed remarka
BILE progress in the work the order has
accomplished during the past year
The order was organized fifty years
ago and has a large membership. Tho
recent session dealt with matters per
taining to the Jurisdiction OF Ohio and
Pennsylvania. .\fter the election oI
officers for the ensuing year the cOur,
adjourned to meet ut GAINESVILLE. o.. IT.
1916. The following named persons
are the ofhcials elected: Grand senio,
matron. Mrs Anna Blackwell. Phila.
delphia: grand Junior matron. Mrs. ADJ
Brown. Pittsburgh: grand secretary
Mrs. Eva Guy. GAINESVILLE. o.: venera
BILE patriarch. Captain William Chtln,
Monongahela. Pa: secretary burial
league. Mrs. Fannie Segyraves. Phila.
delphin: grand directors, Rev. +. A
Scott and James A. Deming. Pitts.
burgh.
The Denver star., 1915-09-04
SOUTHERN SCHOOL
CROWS RAPIDLY
College Near Baton Rouge,
La, Is Well Managed.
SUPPORTED BY THE STATE.


cultural and Mechanical State Uni
versity by Its Removal to Rural
Community.
Baton Rogue, La.-All through the
south young people are taking advan-
tage of the opportunities offered them
to get an education, and every year
bright young men and women are be-
ing turned out from the various schools
of the country. Not only are the pri-
vate schools well attended, but the
state schools as well. The state of
Louisiana is now reorganiZing South
ern University and A. and NJ. college.
state school for colored people. with
opportunities equal to those OF any
other state.
This institution was first located in
New Orleans, where it stood for about
thirty-four years, administering large
ly to the needs of the people Of that
city. The legislature felt that the
school was not serving its greatest
purpose Therefore bill was passed
two years ago moving the school from
New Orleans to a country site five
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miles north Of Baton Rouge Ten
months ago this institution threw open
its doors for the reception of students.
| At that time the school was opened
in temporary buildings. and the class
rooms. workshops and even dormito-
| ries were nothing more than planta-
ton houseS. But these houses have
given way to several splendid brick
buildings, completed in modern style
and well furnished The Administra-
ton building. a three story brick. was
erected at a cost Of $4,000 This is
| one of the most modern school build
ings in the state of Louisiana.
The institution has its own power
plant and its own artesian well. Eight
| buildings. including the presidents
| home. temporary dining hall. shops
and others. have been erected or rem
ovated in the past ten months. The
institution had 2a2 pupils the past
term. The courses of study are college.
teachers training. commercial. includ-
ing printing. domestic art. domestic
science: blacksmithing, including horse
| shoeing and wheelwrighting: carpen-
try. including dnsmithing. brick ma
| sonry. broom and mattress making;
agriculture. including dairying and
stock raising. ..
Professor j. s. Clark. who stands at
the head Of this institution. is one of
the sons of Louisiana and is consider
| ed one of the best,trained men as well
! az one of the best school managers in
the state. He Is close observer.
quick thinker and exact in business.
He knows how to deal with the
schools situation lie is the first mem
dency of this school. He has done
more in the way Of building up Il great
institution for Louisiana. interesting
the white friends to give money. than
any of his predecessors.
Notwithstanding the appropriation
for the institution last year was only
$4,000. President Clark has rightly
maneuvered and honestly talked to. his
board. the governor and the state su-
perintendent SO that these people have
seen the necessity of supplement.ay
this sum so as to make for Louisiana
IL threefold yield to the legislatures
appropriation. He stands well among
the people of his state. and there is no
colored man In all Louisiana who is
more highly respected than the presi-
dent of Southern university. He is re
liable in every way. Perhaps this Is
the secret Of the rapid growth of South
ern university.
Professor Clark pays his teachers for
every month in the year. Well known
all over the country as he is and recog
nzcd by all school men. he is determin
ell to make Southern university one of
the best state schools for colored peo-
Pile In the south. He is man that
can stand up and do the right. not only
because he Is well trained. clean and
upright in his character. but he has
managed to so live and conduct him.
self that he has some OF the worlds
goods to his credit. He may be con-
sidered from an intellectual. moral and
financial point to be the right man to
head n great Institution like Southern
university h destined to be.
The Denver star., 1915-09-04
rilI.r. Of tn. Soil to Nee. In Chicago.

TilIsrs Of the Soil to Meet In Chicago
The national farmers congress to be
held In Chicago during the Lincoln
jubilee celebration. which opened on
Sunday. Aug. 80. will be attended by
tillers Of the soil from all parts Of the
country. Among the leading topics to
be discussed will be selecting seed and
Eoil. the best way to grow cotton and
tobacco, cost of operating one horse
frm. fruit growing. cattle and stock
raising on the farm and kindred sub
jects.
The Denver star., 1915-09-04

Lutheran Church Holds Celebration.
One Of the Oldest Lutheran churches
among our people In the s"cth Is the
Church Of Our Rctleeme~. Eighth
street. northwest. Washington. The
congregation celebrated Its thirtieth an
niversary recently With elaborate rell
gious and literary services. 'rhe Rev
d. e. WjsemAn h the mishster.
The Denver star., 1915-09-04

National Association on the oui vivs.
The National Association For the
Advancement Of Colored People cnr
templates staging II play with ciri,
war scenes to counternct the evil inf.u-
2nce exerteS' by moving picture shows
designed to create III feeling betwees
white and c"foretl people.
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HAIR SPECIALIST: ,o.,,
popeirWIAI " H. Johnson-ssl sha~"'
Ave-. Boston
Mrs. l. Hill. -,
1858 fremont ,o East Pine st..
Madam DeNeai. 1919 EAs'
,,ss, ssa'11s; n.c..' VIZ" isi4 N. Senate Ave. In
dianapolis. lnd.
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LOANS AND REA: es'S :.
c.,,-sd American-9lS 9l1 o.
Co'I' N,fsten-as4s IAramsf. ,7Ia
4. :, p.,rick.Lee Realty Co.. '
welton street
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oa1uopeo,I AePI'ANce
I.~ee-eOS l<tA n
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INSURANCE..

INSURANCE. 4
~ ,ss 4 Accident Co'
Electric Blds. ,.1-,nce
- n.nkers International Insurance
Co.
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uoMEsrEAps NEAR DENVER.
GET LOCATED ON GOOD LAND
LIVING NEAR MINE. WILL De
WORTH $4,000 IN 2t MONTHS. SE1
JOHN /. JONES, 1o4 JOSEPHINE
OF, DENVER.
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rAlLoR.

Southern. ..'' 9sAQ
The Giant Cleaners ana
WaShington Ave.
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LAWYGNA

". 3. Townsend and T. " "
Welton st. .o. v,,,,aAcs BlAS.
George g. Ross-zos
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..x.,c,ANs AND suaoeo"s'
49, EnrA-a3ss Arapahoe
essn pan, = spra.lin. NJ. D.-sz oo'A
Block. 40, o,.. a.
The Denver star., 1915-09-04
Business
Directory


AUTO SERVICE.
Oliver Hardwick. 2701 Welton St.
BARBER SHOPS.
The Jewell-1o27 18th ST.
4 Eute-1223 18th st.
The Star-2232 LArimsr.
g, c. Craig. 2559 Washington Ave.
CAFES.
Kevstone-1s57 Champa St.
Keystone, 2217 Champa st.
CARPENTER.
Earnest Howard. 1921 2lst 81
vevstone Social Club, 2217 Champs-
REQ club. 271O Welton.
COAL, FEED AND ExPaEss'
Ham srown-1s14 2lst st:
W Bridges-619 27th 81
,asr.on-223s Washington-
Carter-2416 Washington-
CONFECTIONERY
BIC. L R,ce-ees2 welton-
rENTisT.
nrr E. McClain. 31sh ktre's' ~
DRUG s1oREa.
Champ. ph.rnacy-soth 30, = Weitoi
EVE sPEciAL'sTs'
...r nros.-lb5o csliforniA
caocERlEs AND MARkE M
wren, gath Ave. and "
ton st.
HARDWARE.
... po,nt, H. co.-2s4s "e''.'
HALLS
,-, u,l, 2Oi1 Champa 81
The Denver star., 1915-09-04

uNO9NTAktHA =
r,,u.,as Co,-leV AfApAAoA
Cammel 4 Co.. 2S07 Weiton st.
The Denver star., 1915-09-04

mvs,c ,MsrRucT'oN: r.,,.
o.
The Denver star., 1915-09-04

AUTO SERVICE.
Oliver Hardwick. 2701 Welton St.
The Denver star., 1915-09-04

LIGHT AND FlxIoHs.,~ y,
rscker 4 Co.-1432 Gurus
The Denver star., 1915-09-04

r,k,s Hall, 2on champe ST.
The Denver star., 1915-09-04

ThEArERe O.,
.2Ol7 LArtmet o.
Grand ..''''' 27ls Weiton st
Crescent
The Denver star., 1915-09-04

WATCH REPAIRING
an Voights-S11 stu 0e
The Denver star., 1915-09-04

okSHEerRA- 80
Gee. Morrison
The Denver star., 1915-09-04

COAL, FEED AND exPHe
Ham Brown-13l4 2lst st.
e " Bridges-s1s 27th 81
xnderson-223s Washington-
c.rter-2416 Washington-
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snoE REaAiRiNo
400 Way-lSS7 ChAnpA-
The Denver star., 1915-09-04

WET WAoh.
ea.,,ar,-ssss wsshiassoa.
The Denver star., 1915-09-04
EVE sPEc,ALisTs-
....., sros.-l65o California

.,oc.eIEs AND MARKET
w. 9. Wren. oath Ave- ana
ton st.
The Denver star., 1915-09-04
HARDWARE.
HALLS

-,,. Point. H. co.-2s4s "e't'.'
The Denver star., 1915-09-04

DRUG STORES.
Champ. ph.r,nacy-soth %, = o Weltol
.,i.. Drug Co........-..]'0
The Denver star., 1915-09-04

CLUBS.
keystone Social Club, PLY en
REQ Club, 271O Welton.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-09
epiDnenriedltrei.
glmerifaniid)er 8elebrter in Sfalien
fommt in SpionageperoadJt.
ySeil er cine iuifIenidlnftIid)e yittei'
ling d)iffrierf butte.

9fcopel, s. 0tGr5. lteber @om,
9. I6r5. sSronf 9llooro Berret bon
gteip. gorf, iteIloertretenber Oireftor
bes &oniglihen Obierpatoriiin1s auf
Dem 9eiuo rno Nfitelieo bes bon
@rofeiior tSrieolGnoer i'll Berlin ge-
griirlocten SolfnnologiihenSni
batte fiir5Iih @clesenbeit, Dem Tro-
feiior SrieolGnoer eiiiige Niitteili1i'
gen iiber nnlfaniide Sdtigfcit 5r mo-
6en itnb Idrieb lie i'm Go0er bes SSst-
ititlits, iporaitf er iic sur @eiterbe.
forberitne nad Berlin on bas Sele.
grapbennn1t Ialibte. 0ic 9eboroen
perlnuteten, bob Erofciior Ycrret
Spionoge treble iinb inbibierteil Die
Mitteilltitgen. S2n oIlcr StiIle iurtr-
oe cine ltnteriiihllng eingcleitct. IIs
man oem ri6tieen So6perbnlt aitf
ocn 8rrtno fant. ipuroe ErofeIior
Terret rebabilitiert unb bic S@eiter-
beforoering ser Nfittcilltng nod Ser.
I'm ipurbs geitattet
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-09
SemOnitratiDn fir San>
llenbanlll.
i. u. &..Siibrer anf S6nltern iei-
ner syrennSe bnrdJ Strakem
gefragen.

geen gorf, 9. MGr3. Sranf
Sonnenbaum. Ser junee sSiibrer Der
SSnouitriol @orfers Of tbe @orlh, Der
Elm Ssobr Suhtbaiis abiaB, neil er
t9t Worn in Die St. Ilbhonliisfir-
die binei1fiibrte. linl, iuie er bebol,p-
tete, oi,f oie grbeitsloiiefeit auflnerf-
lam sit MAIDEN, ipilr6e belite bon
Slodlpells Ssslono entloiien. Gr
mar inter 9lnfloee ber Storune ell
mes @ottesoienites perbaftet lulb bro
5eiiiert luoroen. Gtpo 100 Srellnoe
bepriibten SonnellbaltnI; 5luci Wton-
ner boben ibn oitf bie Shultern lito
trugen i'm bon oent Tier on Sit SO.
StroBc, no or lanoete. nod Der Sof-
bobnItotion in ser 9ritten 9lbeniie.
es fann 5u feinen slusi6reititngen
iinb Die Tplijei miihte it6 niht in
oieie Concentration biileilr. San-
nenbolin ipar iiber bieien Gmpfang
icbr crfrclit. 9eititngsbcridterltot-
tern ioate or, er begebe lid borerlt
mad, Dem 0nilie bon tSreltnoen, Inn
Iid Grbolung 5li peri6offen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-09
GDunaris pDn Satras NIT
SilOnng ntnen Wfini@
iterinms bttrult..
gaItaoiis bat bas amsebotene Eurte.
ienille oes Yenheren nnsenpmmen.
@nr idlon inter Sbeutufis Wtiniiter
bes Meuferen geiueien.
Sarnm Der ADnig Der YoIitit @eni.
ielps nid)t snseittnmt bat.

9ltben, iiber Taris 9. @fdrs.
Sic 3abi1lctttriiis i6eint beenoet 5u
iein. sltseoreneter @ournaris bon
Tatras bat bonn 3onig Die Nfiiiicn
erbolten, elm neues @nbinett 5il bill.
ben ilnh bot iid bereit finoen Ioiien,
fif) Der gufgnbe 81 itnter5ieben. @S
beiBt, baB Serr 9altaoiis, Der i'm
&abinett Sbeotofis Miitifter oes sler-
beren mar, gcneiet 1T, berieIben go
ften i'm Miniiteriitm @pitftnroiS 5it
'iiberlebnteit.
@ie ntatt erfdbrt, miro @ounaris
bern 86nig rnorgen cine noIIitdttoiee
MtiniiterIiite illlterbreiten. 9a bas
neue W2iniiteriiim nidt Die Mebrbeit
Ser 8ammer fiir iid baben oiirfte,
iuerbe Die &amlner nufgeloit unb cine
gteinpabl ailsgei6rieben rperoen.
Won riinlmt ON, BOB bic Eolitif bes
reuen Miriiterirtnis Die Sortiesiing
Der gtciltrolitGt iein miro.
Yaris, 8. W91r5. Ger friibere
ariefiidc Yti1iitersr6iioent &bulis
gob oenl 9orreiponbeilten bes Watin
in sltben ein SSSitterbieip, tporin @boI-
lis erflGrte, Ser aotig bobe ouf ben
Hat bes Seneralitabsd)efs gsbanoeIt,
nIs er lid Der friegeril6en %oIitif
bes oenliiiionierten 0tiniitcriitnis
@eiliielo5 lpiberieste. Ger General
itobsdef erfIdrt nGritIih, burh cine
grpeoitioit eeeenaonitnntinopel mir
De Die @ren5e eeeen giilgorien &C.
iftpdd)t, ipos 0arun gefabrIih lei,
neil man abioliit itid)t lpiiien foitne,
ipelde SnItung @lilgarien einnebmen
lperoe.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-09
Detroit, Diemifas, Den 9. Mdrs 1918.

nn6oem Die Sdtiafeit Ser belitihen
ariessidiffe in fernen S3eonen
lnbmgeleet nurhe.
Tetroerob, 9. We6rs. Gs
ideitlt, BOB lid, bic beiiti6en Seer.
fiibrer Der 8efnbren beipubt per6en,
bic ibnen nuf Dem Ii1fen sSIiieel in
&uiiiih Tolen broben. 0o6ur6
nG1nli6, 6ab ii9 Der iii6li6e oellfi6e
5liigcl sliriid5ieben nliBte, lit Der
noroIid,e Sliigel, Der BEN @ngriff ouf
Siiopis forciert, ben1 Ineriff Der
&uiicn alisgeiest. 6ie alpii6en 6em
Slub "obr uno Iligititono beron.
moridlcren. Gesipegen begiflneu oie
0eliti6en arh i6on lire i6rereit
8atterien bon Siioiprs S,t entfernen.
Mon ninlnt oies bier fir einen yor.
lGufer Der gdn5lihen Giilltellung oeS
9ombarbenlertts nuf OIioipes uno
oes 9tiid5uoes Der 9eiiti6en gegen
ben sSluB 9obr.
2onbon, 9. W1r5. Gong uner.
ipartet puroe beute i'm llnterGauie
cine ouberoroeiltIi9 bfoitii9e I1oB.
reseI in @ripGgiing eenontnlen un6
na6 elmer Hebe 0es S6atfon5lers
Slopb George 5lin1 8eidIub crboben.
Ser S9asfan5ler i6Iue n1nIi6 Dor,
Die &eeierling 5ii ermGdtieeit, bab lie
oIle Sabrifsanlagen 0es 2onbes fir
Die Gr6eigung bon 9riegsmoterio-
lien reqitiriercn fnnn.
S6on biz iest botte bie &ceierllng
bic 0aa6t, ioI6eSabrife,t, bic &riees.
ntoteriuIieiy beritcIlen, fir ii6 8u re-
qltirieren. 0ieies @eiet miro nun
babin amenoiert. oab bie &eeierltng
ale @etriebe iibernebnnen fam. Die
lie fir ibre 3mefe nusbar 5ii mo6eit
mil1iflt.
Ser Shasfan5ler leate gea6orud
6orouf, 6aB ni6t MIR Die 9auer, ION,
oerlt auf ser @rfole bes &rieges
bon Ser Troorftion bon Miinitioit
obb6nge. 3u bieiem 3pedc lei es
notipenbig, Die gan5e SabrifatioE 0es
9onoes entiprcd)enb 5ii organiiteren.
Ger glntrag nnroe bonn ltnterhoi,ie
IN allut orei 2eilu1gcl nn1cnommei1.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-09
Nnnt,ter 1855.

nnhridigt, oa Yieoros gfegros bon
ben Garrdr5a Sriippen ger6umt
tpiroe, Die nod gtiiepo 9arpoo soeen.
Die gln1tsbiider Der Stoot batte lie
porerit ilah Der onerifaniiden Seite
gebradt.
SoIgenbe 0titteiIiine tpurOe bonn
Stoatsbeeni-nren. rer0ffeluiidt:
.Ins Geparten ertt lit i'm 8ciis
ton bonn s. Nfdrs aus Gagle Yo5 "a.
tierten gtnGri1ten, tponld on
9lbeito oes 7. W1r5 8ilo.Sruppen
nod ieinem speiitiinoieen Sample
slaeroe beiest bdtten. Die Garran.
30 Sriippen iollen lid in boiler
8Iudt in Die 3i6tiing bon yauepo
2arebo befinoen. Eiebras gsesras
tpuroe nn adten Mdr5 gerdiunt.
9lae Gofirneiite mo 3oabausbiifer
tpuroen nod Ser amerifaniiden Sei1
te sebradt Ter Srt lit riibig unS
bon eiitem slnsitg nod anlerifani.
i9em @ebiet lit 1idts 81 ieben."
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-09
5000 @eloitraft oiftiert.
9entidDe 8eierpiitcn mr5 faIidem Tai.
len fnmen leidlt onppm.

9tew Dorf,- 9. Yt6r5. artbur
NiIbelm Seinrih Sabsie, &eierpe.
9eiitnnnt in Der oeiitihen Irne, @oI.
fer Wiiiler, Iiigiiit Weper nnb Ser.
monn @egener, brei Reierpiiten, Die
iib geltern iGnrtIif id,tIoie befnnnt
batten, nit t0ilfe bon falihen nmeri.
faniiden TGfien iid] iiber grgIono
nod Seiiti6Inno binburf,5i,ihntne.
aeIn neriuft 5ii bnben. ipiiroen ge.
Itern bon 9unoesri6ter 9teterer 3ii ie
5000 Celebrate pcriirteilt. Hihter
Neterer besriinbeie Die Sd,1rfe ict-
mes ouf Orei Sabre ;3udtbaus Iaiitert.
ben llrteils an Carl &l,roeoe oornit,
oaB lesterer elm notliraliiierter giir.
ger mar iiuo bnber 9euiidlono feline
@rgebenbeit mebr iduloete.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-09
Jran Mngle's TrDseB.

8ri . gepori. Gonn., 8. @tor5.
Seitte imirbe bier Der Bro5ef gegen
6rau 9elen W. 9lnelc forteeicet, Die
imter Infloge oes Sotidloges IN
@crbinoure nit bent Iooe bon sSol.
DO 81. 8dllou in Stnrnforo itebt. De-
teftib-Serecant 6olep ioertifi5ierte
photographer oes 0ebGuoes ufio
Ser @obmtng Srnt Ingle's. Der
@erteioiger erbob gegen oieie SIloer
@inlpono, neil iie nebrere StiinOefi,
na6bem r5err 8oIlou bic Sreppe
binlintergefollen" mare, oufgcncln'
men poroen ipGren uno oie Slnrnlesr
iid nift mebr in oerielben SerIal'
lung befanben oils sur Self, % l'e
Walloii berlniien b1tte.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-09
geid,,psrOem preier stas:e@idlisans

gSaibington 9. Ytar5. 9ie
Sonbelsfamnlerr bon aofoma3oo.
9ottle9reef uno Wiaribon, Wtidigan,
baben BEL Der Sfpiidenitaats.9cr-
febrsfommifIipn gegen Die @ifigan
Gentrol- nno anbere 9abnen Se.
Idlpcroen erbobcil, ipeil Tie angeblid
nit @c5ug anf alabfraftrater bon
uno nad Sunften i'm Serritoriunl
Ser oitIidcn Erunf.2inie geeen oie
aenonnten Stdote oisfrinlinierten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-09

Die ei,tstse fdsrio3e oeitf.
r@e Beitung in 2aic6isan.
perbe Die 9epefRen 6sx
EH. YrsHe 6rinst
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-09

9lae iOacn Der 6rsensnns pon
@ricssmatcrial Sienen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-09
~. Sabr9ans.

N)ut - IiSN HtutV'S" ~S"
ifjt abcrmals 5000
6efangene.
slac rniiiidDen glngriffc funrocn er.
iulgreidD 5nriifgeidDlugcn.
SrpBocm bcbniipten bic &niIcn fort'
gcicbt sruee Sicse.
SaieIn bcreits uun beuurltcbcnocm
ocntidDem ytilfsng.
,Stnliem umecblidl am gSurabcno
luidDtiger GntidDeloungen."
GmaliidDes llmtcrbans beidlliekt cine
oraitiidle WiaRregel.
slac Sabrifen bes 9nnScs fiir Die Rc'
aicrnns reanirierbar.
9lae ioaem Der 6rSengnng BON
@ricgsmatcrial Sienen.
,,Grfula bangt upn der cr5cngtenutil'
mitiun nb", iagt Slugo 6eurge.
gmiterSam, 8. @iGrs. lleber
epnbun. Sine oiii5ieac Wittcilnns
ocs tnrfiidlen Sricgomlni'terlnnls,
bic bente iriib ans &pnitantlnDpel
hicr cinaetruifem lit, crfiart, Sae oie
GnalGnber in Der fiir6lid) itnttgebab'
ten SdDladlt an Der Spisc Des Eerr'
id,en NcerbnicmS 400 Wann perlo-
rcn haben. 9ie Yiitteilnng lantet:
.,Srei 8attailune britiidler ,Snfan'
trrie NIT sluei Sdlnellfener 6cloge'
Id,Tbcn, sluci @cbirgsgeIdnscn, etner
MISUNDERSTANDING mno ciner
Gsfaorpn 6apalleric uerindlten am
3. Rar; cincn Slmsriff anf nnlere
Stellnmg in Der @eseno upn Slbpa5
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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-25
Fair Exchange
A New Back for I'M Old One-How II
Can BE Done In Utah County.

The back aches at times with a
dull, Understandable feeling, making
you weary and restless; piercing
pains shoot across the region of the
kidneys, and again the loins are 80
lame that to stoop is agony. No use
10 rub or apply plaster TO the back
II the kidneys are weak You cannot
reach the cause. Utah County resi-
dents would do well TO profit by the
following example:
John A. Anderson, II. +. d. No /,
Box 105. Lehi Junction, says; Some
years ago | was injured across my
back and occasionally, from this
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ed itself also had lamenes and
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way. | used Doan's Kidney Pills and
they brought me prompt relief"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
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Doan's Kidney pills 49, the same that
Mr.. Anderson had Foster Milburn
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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-25
ASSESSMENT NOTICE No. 4

American Fork, Dec. 4th, 1916.
Bay State Mining and Development
Co Principal place OF business Provo
aud American Fork. Utah County,
Utah, Location OF mines. American
Fork Canyon Mining District. Notice
is hereby given that at a meeting OF
the Board OF Directors OF the Bay
state Mining and Development Co.
held at the office OF ths Secretary OF
the company American Fork, Utah
County, Utah, November 22d, A. ID.
1915, Assessment No. 4 OF one mill per
share ($1,o0 per 1000 shares) was lev
led upon the capital stock OF the cor
poration, payable Immediately to J.
Watt Storrs, Secretary and Treasurer,
at his office, No. East Main street,
American Fork, Utah County. Utah.
Any stock on which this assessment
may remain unpaid on Tuesday, Jan
uary 10th, a. ID. 1916. Will be deIin-
quent and advertised for sale at pub
lie auction. and unless payment is
made before. will be sold Tuesday,
January 25th, 1916. at 10 o'clock a. m.
at the office OF the Secretary, at No. 3
East Main street, American Fork, Utah
County. Utah. TO pay the delinquent
assessment thereon. together with the
cost OF advertising aud expense OF
sale.
]. WATT sTORRS.
Socy. and Treas.
First publication Saturday, Dec. IL,
1915. Last, Jan. 8. 1916.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-25
NOTICE or ASSESSMENT
itnh.Oregon Mining Co., u Corpora.
ton. Principal Place Of Business,
Lehi, Utah.


ton. Principal Place Of Business,
Lehi, Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting OF the directors OF the Utah
Oregon Mining Company. held at Lehi,
Utah, on the 18th day OF December,
1915, AN assessment OF 80 cents per
1000 shares was levied on all out
standing capital stock of the cor
poratlon. payable Immediately at the
oilire Of the secretary, Herbert Tay-
Tor. ut tho Utah Banking Co., Lehi,
Utah.
Any stock upon which this assess
mcnt may remain unpaid on the 9TH
day OF January. 1916. will be delin-
quent and advertised for sale at pub
lie auction, and unless payment is
made before. will be sold on the 10th
day OF February, 1916, at tho hour OF
IL a. IN. OF said day, TO pay delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF
advertising and expense OF sale.
Dated December IL. 1915.
HERBERT TAYLOR,
Secretary.
First publication December rs. 1915.