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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-04

Musta veljeskunta "Y0n varjot".
Helsingin etsiva polish passit-
Tammik. 81 p. laanin vanki-
laan koululaisen Karl Erik ko-
sanderin, synt. 1899, Helsingis-
sa, konttorioppilas Harry Seli-.n
Asley Lindqvistin. synt. 1896
Helsingissa, ia koululaisen Ber-
tel Rudolf Fogelholmin, synt.
1899 Helsingissa, sy~ytettyina lu-
kuisista murtovarkauksista Sa-
moihin tekoihin on syypaaksi to-
distettu alaikainen kansakoulu-
lainen Harry Gideon Wilenius:
Yllamainitut nuorukaiset oil
vat muodostaneet varasliigan,
jolla oil omat saann0t, oma ja-
senmerkki, vielapa oma lippukin.
He kutsuivat liittoansa "Mustan
Veljeskunnan Y0n Varjoksi".
Liiton perustaja ia johtaja oil yl-
lamainittu Lindqvist. Han oil
my0skin laatinut heille jasen-
kortit seka mustan lipun. Jasen-
kortin toiselle puolelle oil piirret-
ty paakallon kuva, ia sen ALA
ristissa kaksi saariluun kuvaa,
lipussa sama merkki. Jasenkor-
tin toisella puolella oil sitten a.
sianomaisen liiton jasenen mimi.
Jasenkortit oil Lindqvist maa-
lannut pahvipalaselle.
lama varasjoukkue oil tehnyt
kuusi sisaanmurtoa huoneistoi-
hin, 81 kellareihin, 6 varkautta
ia 13 napistelya, kaikki Wine
syksyn ia erittainkin joulun al
kama. Sisaanmurroissaan asun-
toihin olivat nuorukaiset meme
telleet seuraavasti: Ensin olivat
he tarkastaneet, onko huoneis-
tossa valoa, ellei min ollut, meni-
vat he koputtamaan ovelle ia
kun vastausta eli kuulunut, tun-
keutuivat sisaan, alma keitti0n o.
ven kautta vaarilla avaimilla,
joita bella tavattiin kaikkiaan
46 kappaletta, eri paikoista anas-
tettuja. HuoAeistoista hakivat
he paaasiallisesti rahaa.
Ajatuksen perustaa mainitun-
lainen liitto sanoivat nuorukai-
set itsestaan syntyneen claws
sd kuvissa kaynneista ia Nick
Carter-romaaneja lukiessa. Lind
qvist oil heille laatinut uuden ia
senmerkin, jossa oil miekka ia
sen ymparille kietoutunut kaar-
me, mutta tata he eivat viela eh-
ottaa kaytant00n.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-04
Kavalsi 5000 markkaa.

". k. 1 p. ilmoitettiin Helsin-
gin etsivalle poliisille, eta like
mics E. lammin-K oskinen oil
valittanyt muutaman maalaisen
heinan myynnin ia antanut val
takirjan tale nostaa ostajalta
heinista 5,537 NIX. Kun maalai-
men meni rahoja nostamaan, ha-
vaitsikin han, ilmoituksensa mu-
kaan, eta hra Lammin-K oskinen
oil 10 hinnan nostanut. Sikalai-
sen raastuvanoikeuden virallinen
syyttaja varat. T. Springert, IL
motif myos etsivalle poliisille,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-04
Tulipalo Askaisissa. - Vanhu'
jOutunut liekkien uhriksi.

v. k. 1. p. tienoissa aamulla
syttyi Askaisten kappelin Puk-
kilan talossa n. s.. voudin tupa-
rakennus palamaan. Palavasta
rakennuksesta levisi tuli lahei-
seen vaunuvajaan ia halkosuo-
jaan, jotka kaikki paloivat po-
roksi. Palon jalkeen tavattiin
tuvan raunioista STELLA asuneen
voudin lesken Ottila Mech
linin ruumis hiiltyneena. Ruu-
mis- oil keskihuoneen eika vuo-
teen kohdalla, joten on luultavaa,
eta vanhus, joka oil jo 81 vuo-
den ikainen, oil aamulla kahvin-
keittopuuhissaan saanut hal
minka jalkeen tuli oil
paassyt valloilleen. Palanut ra-
kennus oil vakuutettu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-04
Krestysta p~alaavia.

Tammik. "a p. iltana saapui-
vat Pietarista oikeusneuvosmies
". Ohrbom ia Lappeenrannan
rormestari ]. Hallonblaad, jetke
oil laskettu vapaaksi Krestyn
vankilasta, Lappeenrannan
maistraatin neuvosmiehet D.
Stahl ia p. Roiha, jotka paasivat
samalla kertaa vapaaksi, ovat
jaaneet Pietariin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-04
Varas tot saappaat takaisin ras-
vattuina ia tervattuina.

-
Heranneen omantunnon vaiko
poppasanojen tehoisasta waikiki
tuksesta tot varas lohkotilallisen
Kustaa Jarvensivu, Erijarven pi-
tajan Kauppilan kylasta, omis-
tamat 2 paria miehen ty0saap-
paita takaisin samoan paikkaan,
josta ne veikin, MIN. lukitun al
tan lattialle. Saappaiden omista-
ia on hyvin kiitollinen siita, ct
tel varas, vaikka pitt saappaita
hoidossaan toista vuotta, ole nil
ia ollenkaan kuluttanut, vaan
vielapa rasvannut ia tervannut
ne, %jommoisena omistaja sal ne
takaisin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-04
Liikenne avattu Karungin
radalla.

Karungista ilmoitetaan eta
Tammik. "a psta lahtien on raul
tatieliikenne avattu Karungin ia
Tornion valilla. Matkailijain tu-
lee matkustaa hevosella entisen
% virstan SHASTA nyt kaikkiaan
3 KIN. Paitsi matkustajaliiken-
teeseen maiden saa uusi. tie ERR
tyisen merkityksen tavaralastien
kuljetuksesta Ruotsista Venajal-
lie ia painvastoin. t9,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-04
Maasta ivistanyt kucpiolainen
liikemieS.

Kuopiosta on poistunut tunte-
mattomalla tavalla liikemies Ed
ward Tuominen Wine kuun alku-
puolella. Han lienee lahtenyt
Amerikaan ia lienee ~jattanyt
jalkeensa jotain selvittamatto-
mia asioita. Ennen lahtoaan oil
han myynyt liikkeensa kultasep-
pa J. V. Toivoselle.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-04
SuOmen ia RuOtsin rautateiden
yhdiStyminen.

Ruotsin hallitus on antanut
maarayksen rautateiden half
tukselle valmistaa ehdotuksen
Ruotsin rautateiden yhdistamis-
ia Karungista Haaparantaan
Suomen rautatieverkkoon. On
rakennettava silta eraaseen paik-
kaan Haaparannan ia Suomen
puolella sijaitsevan Pirkki0n va
lille.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-04
SMcmem uatisia.

Viinanmyynti Su0messa koko-
naan kielletty.
Laaninhallitukselle Tammik.
% p. saapuneen tiedonannon mu-
kaan on paloviinan seka siita
yalmistettavien kaikkien tuottei-
den myynti Suomessa kokonaan
kielletty siksi aikaa kuhn sofa
tia kestaa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-04
Eduskunnan istunnot lykatty. :
Kaikkein KOrkein maarays.

Sota-ajan olojen takia on H.
M. Keisari tammikuun % pna
suvainnut armosta kaskea, eta
YIN 1915 maaraaikaisten valtio-
paivien kokoonkutsuminen on
.lykattava siksi kunnes tasta an
netaan erikoinen maarays.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-04

tue yhdeStOiSta kaSky tullSl kay
tant00n: Rakastakaat teitanne
keskenanne niinkuin nina teita
rakastin, samoa Herra, silla rak-
Klaus on lain tayttamys ia jonka
alku lahde ia perus on Jumala.
Silla Jumala on rakkaus ia joka
Jumalassa pysyy, han pysyy
my0skin rakkaudessa. Sc on 81
MULE, o, ihminen s%anottu, mita
sinun Jumalasi sinulta vaatii, ct
tas katket Jumalan sanan ia har-
joitat itseasi rakkaudessa, samoa
Herra profetansa kautta. Mutta
miten onkaan asiat nyky mail
man viimeisella hirmuisilla luo-
pumuksen ajoilla, rakkaat ysta-
vat? Vakevat eivat TUNE ollen-
kaan heikkoja. Kaikki etsivat
vain vakevia, jaloja ia korkeita.
Heikot yl0n k~atsotaan, hyljataan
ia tuomitaan heikkouksiensa
tahden. Niita, joita pitaisi saa-
liza, rakkaudessa holhoa, ne pois
luotansa sysataap. Vol suuri e.
rehdys, vol suuri pettymys SUI
ruudestansa. Herra samoa pro-
feetansa kautta eta: Suitsevais-
ia kynttilan sydanta en- nina
sammuta ia huokuvaa ruokoa en-
nina muserra siihen asst eta
nina saatan totuuden vanhurs-
kaudessa. Tuossa muistui mie-
leeni Marttyri-historiasta sivu
278 loppupuolella sen kertomus-
ia Roomasta Keisar (Decion) a
jolta suurista vainoista kristin-
uskoa ~vastaan. Siina kerrotaan
yhdesta hurskaasta Dikoonista
nimelta Laurentius. Tue kris
tittyin verta janoova pakana-
hallitsija uskoi, eta tue hurs-
kaan Diekonin hallussa on varas-
tetut kirkon kullat ia kalleudet.
Tue pakana kuningas luuli siita
kuhn Laurentius ruokki ia hoiti
runsaasti seurakunnan k0yhia
lapsia ia vaimoja MALTA ajallisil-
la ruumista ylalritavilla ravin-
nolfa ta'~vaatteilla. Tuosta tuli
tue. pakana ajatelleeksi, eta sill
la taytyy ola ne kirkon kalleu-
Diet, eli silla muuten olisi noin
runsaasti jakaa seurakunnalle.
Sempatahden han kutsutti Lau-
rentiuksen tyk0nsa tue pakana
hallitsija ia hirmuisilla uhkaus-
sanoilla vaati tuomaan kirkon
kullat takaisih ia kalleudet. Lau-
rentio vastasi: kirkko on rikas
kaikellaisista aarteista ia kali
leuksista, ia pyysi vahan aikaa
kootakseen kirkon kalleudet ia
tuoda tuolle pakanahallitsijalle.
Intohimoisena suostui vallanpita-
ja tuohon ehdotukseen. Lauren
thus meni ia kokosi kaikki k0y-
hat, raajarikot ia ontuvat tuon
kuninkaan ulko-pihalle kaskien
Decion tulla ulos katsomaan ia
tue pakana hallitsija kun tuli,
huusi Laurentius katso koko pi-
ha on taynna kultaisia astioita!
Silloin tue pakana hallitsija loi
hirmuisen silmayksen Lauren
tioon huutaeh: pilkkaatko sina
minua. Laurentius sanoi: mika
sinua su~ututtaa; tama ajallinen
kulta, jota sina janoot on huonoa
metallia ia saattaa moneen RI
kokseen, toinen kulta on Sc valo,
jonka lapsia mama kurjat ihmi-
set ovat. Mama ovat meidan
kirkkomme aarteet (leskia ia
lapsia osottaen, jatkoi han), tas-
The herald., 1915-12-16
a Spiny Monster.

For sheer ferocity of appearance, I'M
redeemed by any milder facial attri-
butes. lizard called after "Moloch
hurrid king" NOloch horriduS Is pre-
eminent among reptiles. The body of
this Australian reptile is 50 covered
with SpineS that. rs it has been put.
nature seems to have endeavored to
ascertain how many spineS could be
inserted on Il given area. But, unlike
its tutelary deity, who seems really to
have spelled himself Molcch, the lizard
does not demand the blood Of children.
1t is, indeed vegetarian and only fiery
I'm that il has curious faculty Of alb
sorbing and drying up water. \ spcci-
I men placed In shallow dish attract
ed the water ike blotting paper.
The herald., 1915-12-16
q Costly Waterloo Medal.

Mr.. Steward has included in war
Medals and Their History a special
account of the famous Waterloo medal
OF PiStrucci. which originated from the
desire Of George ". in 1919 to com
memorate the victory by the issue of a
specially fine medal. FlaXman design
ed il. hut Pistrucci, the chief engrayer
at the royal mint, refused to cut the
dies and was himself commissioned to
prepare modelled design. which, be
ing approved, he was instructed to cut
the dies for fee Of 1880 The dies
were not finished until 1919. and Of the
men who were to receive the medal In
gold the Duke of Wellington was the
only survivor when the first impress
sion was taken.
The herald., 1915-12-16
Limited Repertory.

Uncle Shadrach had held down the
Job of pumping the organ in his
church for score of years. \ new or
ganiSt had come, and a member of the
church asked Uncle Shadrach what he
thought of the newcomer.
well. sah." answered Uncle Shad-
rach "Ah doan wan to brag, but All
can pump mo- pieces N he kin play
sahw-New York Post.
The herald., 1915-12-16

book 1l57, folio -.
Dated at New Orleans, Louisiana, this -
day of November, 1918.
EMILE J. LEONARD,
Deputy Recorder of Mortgages.
a true copy.
New Orleans, Louisiana, Nov. 20, 1915
SIDNEY L. FEIBLEMAN,
STAMP Notary Public.
dec , 9 10 q 20 jan
The herald., 1915-12-16
COMMON BLESSINGS.

1t is not rare gifts that make men
happy. 1t is the common and sim
pie and universal gifts; it is health
and the glance Of sunshine in the
morning; it is fresh air; it is the
friend, the lover; it is the kindness
that meets us on the journey. 1t
may be only a word, a smile, a
look; it is these and not any rarity
Of blessing that are Gods gentle
art Of making happy.-Mornson.
The herald., 1915-12-16
On lnstallments.

as this piano yoursF'
ooh. about an octave of Boston
Transcript
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-10-14

when a man gets to be 80 years
old he continued, ''he should not
expect to rear family. | advise
such a man to marry widow with
several children.
when a man of 60 or more mar
ries it is only for the purpose of hay
ing a nurse during his declining
years. 1t is unfair for him to marry
any one younger than him. He
should marry. a childless widow or
an old maid"
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-10-14
HOW TO CHOOSE A WIFE.
Age, Health, Ancestry and Education
Are Leading Factors.

Six hundred bachelors, some
young and some pretty old, spent
their luncheon hour the other day
receiving "fatherly" advices from
Prof. Winfield S. Hall, of Northwest
ern University Medical school, on
Choosing a wife, says Tit-Bits.
81 don't see any bald heads in the
audience" said DR.. Hall, $50 take
it for granted you all are good candi-
dates for marriage. By that l mean
you have sound health, are morally
clean and can support a wife if you
can win one.
Imagine the girls of your ac-
quaintance lined up before you. Out
of the possible six to twenty girls
you are to choose a wife. Which one
will you choose? .-
-Four things must be considered
her health, her hereditary quail
ties, her education and her age. Ex-
clude from the ranks the girl of poor
health. It's calamity for a man to
marry such a girl. Some of you
may say the girl might get we'll. Let
her get better before you marry her.
"Let her go into the woods for a
year or so and develop the ability to
walk fifteen or twenty miles and re-
turn without fatigue and with Dame
Natures priceless rouge upon her
cheeks. Then you may marry her,
knowing she is of good health.
Don't marry a girl just because
she has pretty figure and large, lus-
trous eyes and is beautiful dancer,
if at 20 she has only the mind OF
girl of IL years Old
Among other suggestions he gave
to the man considering choosing
wife we're:
Don't marry an heiress. You may
become unhappy with her and her
money.
Don't marry into family where
there are traces of insanity or feeble
mindedness.
Look up the health record of her
parents and grandparents.
Avoid the daughter of a confirmed
alcoholic.
When he came to that part of his
lecture referring to the ages of mar
riage he turned to the blackboard,
wrote down some figures and said:
According to the best scientific
research the figures on the board
show the relative ages at which men
and women should marry
Here is the table as he wrote it,.
A man of 21 should marry a girl
between 19 and % years.
At 25-one btween 21 and q.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-10-14
YOUTH LEADS Way"
Article Deals With Canning Club
Girls.

|'The Canning Girls" the October
installment of Stanley Johnson's Sc
ries of articles in the American mag
azine, under the general title of
youth Leads the Way" is, if posi-
BILE, more interesting than last
months story of the corn club boys,
in which Jerry Moore, of South Car
olina, was pictured and praised so
enthusiastically.
In the current number of the
American, Mr.. Johnson's thrilling
upgrade story of what the girls
on the farm have done depicts espec-
tally the the genius and industry of
two South Carolinians. The pictures
of both are given prominent. posi-
tions. Beneath the first appears the
following: "Mrs. Marie Cromer
Zeigler, who suggested national
club movement for girls of the young
generation that is Transforming the
home and social life of America;'
while beneath the second picture is
this explanation: Hannah PloW-
den, South Carolina girl of II, won
the title of Champion Girl Corn
Grower of the United States The
legislature by special act honored
her with free scholarship in Win
throp college,
The article includes also a letter
from Congressman A. F. Lever to the
author, in which he expresses his
appreciation for the young South
Carolina hero and heroine, and tells
OF his further plans and hopes for
the boys and girls of the farm. He
says: I'VE take no stock in the
cry back to the farm unless we can
make the life of the farmstead more
alluring than the life of the city
There are also letters from girls
and women on the farm, showing
graphically and often pathetically
what life on the farm has hereto
fore and in many cases still means
to the woman.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-10-14
BIG INCREASE IN CORN.
South Adds Three Hundred Million
Bushels This Year.
Tha Manufacturers, Record says:

The Manufacturers Record says:
The Continental and Commercial
and National Bank of Chicago, in a
report just issued upon the grain
crops of the country, credits the
South with the increase of 25,O0O,-
900 bushels in corn production. The
Manufacturers Record, in a letter to
the bank, called attention to the
fact that the increase in corn produc-
ton in the South is very much in
excess of these figures. In reply we
have a letter stating that the re-
port was intended to cover only the
corn production in tho principal cot
ton States rather than the entire
South and adding:
eve deeply regret this, not only
because we like to have as much &C
curacy as possible in everything is
sued from this Office, but also because
we are unusually interested in the
diversifcation taking place in the
Southern States this year. ********
We appreciate your courtesy in point
ing out the mistake, because it is on
ly through such action on the part
of our friends that we can look to
improve the report from year to
year
In view of the statement it would
be we'll for the newspapers through
out the South and other papers
which may use the figures of the
Continental and Commercial Nation
lal bank to note that this increase in
orn production refers only to the
kincipal cotton growing States. The
kuth, as a whole has increased its
brn production this year by nearly
O0, 100000 bushels over last year
the final out turn should prove to
as good as the August indications
the United States agricultural de-
Ertment reported.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-10-14
Danes Can Vote.

anish women have received equal
It's with men and Danish men
! each other; the recent consti-
hal change which enfranchises
en and makes them eligible tU
tices also abolishes the property
ications which have helped to
the Dane melancholy. Every
an vote in Denmark now, even
pg. Twenty-nine years is the
age to start with, but as time
Ter the little kingdom it is to
ually reduced until it reaches
us the older a Dane grows
ger he can begin to VOTE
ublic.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-10-14
A Real Actor.

A lady was walking through the
park recently when two little boys,
who were playing near by, stopped
her.
Say, lady, called out the older
of the two, me kid brudder does
fine imitatin' stunts. Give me a
dime an he'll initiate a chicken fer
youse"
what will he do-crow?' quer-
ried the lady.
"Naw," replied the boy, "1o cheap
imitation like dat, ma'am. He'll eat
a worm. National Monthly.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-10-14

One lot Mems Gun Metal Gre1
Cloth Top, Goodyear Welts, reg
ular $4.00 value. Special, pair
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-10-14
'Tis a Sad Story, Mates.

A bachelor I, and you question me
why,
And you look at me wroth and
askance,
And know what you blame, cause
don't share my name,
And like other chaps, go take
chance.
But bark to the plea of most miser-
able me,
Of censure I've earned not jot-
For the girls that would marry me,
wouldn't marry,
And the ones that I would-would
There were Mabel, and May-now
what could l say?
For l loved to distraction Elaine,
But she didn't care, and oh, she was
fair,
And so were Belle, Mollie and
Jane.
Then Nan and Babette, I will never
forget,
By far they were best of the lot
But the girls that would marry me l
wouldn't marry.
And the ones that would-would
1 would take your advice, and be
hitched in a trice,
But what is a beggar. to do
When he loves Guinevere in man
ner that's clear,
And is bored by the worship OF
So this is my plea, ah, be gentle with
me,
OF blame l deserve not a jot-
But the girls that would marry me
would not marry,
And the ones that would-would
not.
Edmund Leamy, in New York
Evening Sun.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-10-14
GUN METAL SHOES


One lot Mems Gun Metal Grey
Cloth Top, Goodyear Welts, reg
ular $4.O0 value. Special, pair
S2.75
CHILDREN'S SHOES
The biggest and best line of
solid leather Children's Shoes in
town. SEE THEM AND SAVE
MONEY.
MEMS CLOTHING
We have the greatest values
ever offered in Bamberg. ALI
wool Suits at, and up from
5000
Our English Suits for Young
Men are the nobbiest ever shown
here, at
SIS to S25
OVERCOATS
One lot extra heavy Ulsters,
$3.50 values, special at
$3.50
CHINCHILLA COAT
A beautiful Chinchilla Coat,
worth $4,000. Special price
&16 m
Other Overcoats up to, each
$4,000
KNEE PANTS
A big line at lowest prices.
OUTING GOWNS
Women's Outing Gowns, each
SOC, 75c,, to SIPS
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1915-07-23
Notice for Publication

Department of the Interior, U. S. Land
Office at Great Falls, Montana, June
Ia, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that Edward
H. Reagan, of Cut Bank, Teton County,
Montana, who, on Nov. 22nd, 1911,
made Homestead Entry Serial, No.
G25022, for SW4 Section 6-NW4, Sec.
ton z, Township SO North, Range
5 West Montana Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make Three (3)
year Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before Charles
N. Thomas, u. S. Commissioner at his
office, at Cut Bank, Montana, on the
9th day of Aug ust, 1915.
Claimant anne as witnesses: Ro-
bert e. Davis, Cecil E. Harmon, Mel
vile F. Brown, Elmer D. sHeatwole,
all of Cut Bank, Montana. ,
R. N. Sutherlin, Register.
First pub. June 1877
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1915-07-23
Notice for Publication

Department of the Interior, u. S. Lane
Office at Great Falls, Montana, June
16, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that Ben Clod-
%felter, of Cut Bank, Teton county,
Montana, who, on January 10th, 1914,
made Homestead Entry Serial No.
033524, for Lots Nos. 2, 3 and 4, Sec.
Y, and Lots Nos. l, 2 and 8, Sec. 81,
Township S5N, Range CIV, Montana
Meridian, has filed notice of intention
to make Communication Proof, to estab-
lish claim to the land above described,
before Chas. N. Thomas, U. S. Com
missioner, at his Office, at Cut Bank,
Montana, on the 9th day of August,
1915.
Claimant names as witnesses: Dale
W. kaufman. Ray Kruger, Albert Vim
cent, James Gould, all of Cut Ban :,
Montana.
R. N. ~Sutherlin, Register.
First pub. 6-25-'t5)