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Ely and wife. The pollution was
caused by the overflow from an un-
finished sewage system on the prop
erIy Of the Springfield State Hospital.
emptyIng Into stream above the Ely
farm. There were two counts in the
declaration. and the damages asked
BY Mr. and Mrs. Ely was $4,000.
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MAS EIgnu tuIInaIE

Mr. y Rehkamp. zsat Herman ~.
I 'oFinRtou, ~, rites ! lee HHsa -
ms foisJ'- Honey and faF lar usHflI 10
Ieafs aHd cen hud uu hHftsI aauEh aTTuu=
I have eight chiidtrn and gitt Il II al 81
Item They I'll uefr suhIafI - aHunn
from battles on u i ; sHfH nd rel
able medicine for men uuh safneu - sHII
a. rhiidFsb Don't let ihs runEH IHHI
haitog# gfipts hang gu and HHaksa sanz
II II easier 10 set rid 81 : saagn - I'D
than Of lt~ consequence
nUID EVERYWHERE
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Geek

Hazel Cook. AGED s. years. died II
her home. near HeIaIarHIown. Thurs
day. Funeral services we're held
Saturday II Trinity Lutheran church.
ReIHturHloHn.
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Margaret HalthaI. aged 81 years,
widow Of The late Christian T.
Matthai. died Sunday. II her home In
baltimore. Funeral services md In
termenl took place Tuesday.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
This ie To give notice that The suhserEbaza have
obtained from tina Orphans Court Of Carroll Geun.
-, Maryland letters of administration Ii Per-
sonal EAtats Of
ID. DIXON BYERs.
late Of Carroll County. deceased Al perzona
having claims against the deceased are naxa1Y
warned 10 exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated. % The sahserIhz4a.
on or before ths ID day Of October. Ials. .asT
may otherwise by law b. excluded frua I'll ha1s=
lit Of Aaid estate
Given under our hands this roth day Of February.
1916.
GRACE L. WAREHIHE.
JENNIE BYERs GOODWIN.
mar 81 ADMINISTRATORS.
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HIaausTY.

John FianneTy. aEed s. years. Of
Marriottasille. died February Is. II
st Joaeph's Hospital. Baltimore
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good. snlth : ReIlznlder have ~
Coal nov ana can deliver Il We
don't Enou anything about April or
its conditions.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-03-03
MO. 1870 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Mary Eleanor Hutchina ct al Plaintiffs -.
Albin 8. Mercier. infant. Defendant.
Ordered this 3rd day Of March :. D. IoIa.
that the account Of the Auditor filed in this
be finally ratified and confirmed unless cauHe TO the
eontrary thereof be shown on or before the 9th
day Of March inst provided : copy u Iha
order be inserted for two successive weeks hsl0=a
the laat named day in some newspaper published
in Carroll County.
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.ATlFIcArioN soTIel.
In the Orphans Court Of Carroll eeaa.Y.
Fsbnuafr Term. IaI6

Estate % Henry Ihtsis. asfsazz1
On application " IL ordered. tbs 9Th d. n
February. 1919. that the sale NJ Rel EzIz.H =
Henry Thiels. late Of Carroll eeanty. ds.szz=I.
made b. Kate Thiele. EaeeuIrx. 81 The IHzI
Win and Testament Of said deceased md IHIz d.
reported 20 this Court b. the I'D EzeHaIaF. y
ratified and conhrmel. unless eaass b zAsa. =
the eoatrarg on OF before the Izl Hna1zY. = -
Of April. nsxt; provided : copy q EaIz oHIsE
Be inserted for three successive sssEH = zzzHz
aswspaper printed and published n Carroll
county. before the eth Monday. z7ln dz1 q
March, nest
The report states the amount af ~ = b
=. 1000.
SOLOMON MYERS,
THOMAS J. HAIHES.
MOSES J. n. TR0xELL.
True Copy. Test judges
WILLIAM ARTHUR.
mar So, Register Of wills for Carroll eeaaI..
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EDWARD o. GAaH.ak

EDWARD 0. CASH. eleE.
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True Copy. Test
mar sgt
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copper principle ihiuos used the man
nsie Of Nickel Plated Ware have advanced double
this
always only ong stock lasts you need
character will do vel / now.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24
Gin G6ren6eugnts.

Ser onelitanii9e BifGof fir Noro'
unO 3entrals@uropa, Der benz 9iT9oi
bon 2onoon unteritsbt, Osr0ffentIi9.
Inn n@bening Stdnoarb" cine S9il'
6erung Der Gage Der engliT9en Rir9'
in @eutI9lonb, pobei er bic goIti9I
StGtte, Die Der engliI9sn 2ir9e be
uns bereitet ipurbe, nit oen Qlusoriit,
fen bo9iten 2obes berborbebt. 91ir,
eenOs uuF benz Sentiment Iei bic eng
liI9e @eiltli4teit in ibrer 9lrbeit Il
ungeifort 9eipeIen, uno Ie baben Der
glufentbdIt in DeutItblanb rets in
Der f4OuIien, eliidli4iten Meiie em'
pfunben. nSeBt." 10 fGbrt Der eng
IiI9e @eiitli4c fprt, niinO, Berlin aus
eenommen, iiberdn in @eutIhlano I'M
fere sir8eu aeI8loFen, unO unIer'
Gdpldne finb beimgereiIt. Qlber mi
finb bantbdr bofiir, buB unIer prie'
iter in Berlin auf isinem qoiten Dsr'
blciben burfte. Gr tann ieoen Sonni
tag uneelt0rt feline orei WleKen ub6al'
ten, unb er borf bic engliT9en @efan'
seHeu in D0berib unO Hubleben beiu'
den. QluBerOem BAT er nsununooret
big onoere @efuusenenIaeer beii9tiet
@s 1T nur onltGnois unb sers1t, feIt'
SufteIlen, baB unIere aus DsutI4lnni
Suriideetebrte @eiitli9ieit ii9 nit oel
erOBten 9untbarteit iiber bic 2iebens,
ipiirbigteit unb boS Gniseesntommer
dliBerte, pos ibr In @eutI4luno boz
allen alaRen ee5olIt puroe. sic er
belt Io9ar @elo unb tpurbe Biz gun
leBten glusenbIid in Der beiten MsiIl
bebdnotlt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24
Dos BuOe6Oailm.

Die sSiirIIin 2utien w1urat sroGbIi
in Der .Monoe SuuItre" BON elmer
01eiIe, Die Iie Dor einiser 3eit nocb Pes
tersburg mo9te. 9luf Der Tabrt fam
lie nit elmer 9anbsmGnnin ins @es
IprG9 unO bic .nieoIi9e purilerin"
frogte pI0bIi9; mas fir Elm 9oOeto'
film bdben sic fcb fir oie Tabrt iiber
Die HorbIee MAIDEN ldKen9" r3u
ipel9em 3nsde bate i9 mir benn Elm
@oOetoltiim MAIDEN luiIen iollsus" ent,
eegncte Die Sgiirfin eritaunt. .glotiirs
lid nur. I'm bic DeutI9en i'm Sal
elmer Sorpeoisrung unIeres S9iffes
einfob bdff peroen gu ldfen. Sd
bate lebtbtn Elm punoerbiibi9eS Gos
film, cine @ooetro9t, r0ernierscri,
nur odB iie nit Rudiibt uuf ben &ries
etiuos buutel eebolten mar. Menn
man Elm gut iibenOeS &leio bat, lam
man Dem Sob rubig ins gtuee fhouen.
man Itirbt tpeni9itens in S90nbeit...
9ie sSiirItin Wlurot mo NIT ibr Der
nsSieoro" finoen oieIe punberbiibf4e
@eI9i1te ~beSei9neno fir ben @eiIt,
bon bem ole poriIerin beieeIt 1T" -
mir, ipie mir geiteben miifen, firben
BAG aud. nur in etipos dnoerem Sinne!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24
Mtntr @tIta.
Sin 9rwsIs, Ou6 OlubIunb ben RrIsS
aepLant batte.


Ser ra0nissberser Sartunsihen
3eituns" pirb aus 2opnO sef@risbsu:
.Sn elmer lsereu Mo6uung in &ops
no fanb i9 elm 8iinbsl alter 3eitun'
gen aus ben Sabren 1918, IA unb 10.
Die 3eitungen ipedten mein SntereHe,
unb i9 ltUberte bus 9anoel ourd. Sn
Der Drummer pom Is. (2s.) Suli, 1914,
191, (0isnstaO Der in 3OiDno am
meilten eeleiensn rufiil9en 3eitung
vDer glorosMeFsEelegra befinoet
Iib folsenos 8stanntma9ung:
Don benz RommonbonteR oer Geitung
Roipno.
On ale 3ipiItsb0roen unb bic ge'
fomte 3ipilbepDIterung Der Stabt un6
Der onliegenben SeiIe Der propin5en
BON SupuIfi, ROpuO uno wiluu, io'
lpeii lie gum @ebiet oes befeitisten Sc
bietes Der Teitung ROpnO seb0ren.
9(uf uIerb09iten @efsbl, Der bur4
Oos SeIesrdmm oes Obsrbsfeblsbobers
oes Milnoer MiIitGrbeSirts (@ensral
Der &apolerie BON @ennentompD pom
19. (26.) SuIi oieiss Subrss inter gar.
13.482 miteetsilt iporoen lit, ertldre
icb bic TeItung 3opno als i'm &riegs'
5uIiono befinbli9. SGmtIidbe 3iDils
beb0rben treten unter meinen 8efeW.
GdmtliHe @eIomitiel Der Stdotsbes
BORDEN itebeu BON jsbt ub ben MiIiidr'
beborben 5ur @erfiigune. Die 3ipil'
bep0lterung bat ie na9 8e0arf Qlr'
beitstrGFte gu Qlrmisrunesarbeiten tns
nerbalb oes befeitisten Gjebietes Der Sc
flung gu ltellen. Der ppits unO SeIes
eropbenpertebr itebt unter MilitdrSens
fur. SD rate brineenO Ser 3ipilbeb0ls
terung, i9on iebt Oas @ebiet Der Sc
flung gu perlaHen uno ni9t erit bic
3ernieruns Der 6eliung bur@ ben
Teino ou eriporten.
Der felIpertrctenOe Rommanoant Der
GeRuug: Saroipstp."
@one o9t Sage Dor bsm 0lusbrud
Oes Rrieees, in eiuem Qlueenblid, ba
nod Die biplomatii9en @erbunolungen
iiber ben 0Tterrei9ii9 slerbiTdeu Streits
fan in polem Sang pareu. od Der
0euticbe &oiIer. BON bsHen WermiIte'
lung bic engIiI8e unO ruIiiibe Reeie'
rung nn9eblib ben 5rieOen erlpartes
ten, nod ntbt BON Ieiner Norolanbss
reiEc no9 &iel 5uriidsete9rt mar, bat
aIIo bic rufliitbe Regisrung ibre Sc,
ituneen an Der beutidben @renae in
9riees5uItono OerIebt - Elm peiterer
9eiueis bafiir, boB bic ruTIiI1e MobiI,
ma9une por5eitis einseleitet poroen
IT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24
.@unnell6ut6er."

Su 2onbon 1T man pieoer elmer
beutT1en @erI9p6rung ouf Die Spur
gefommen. mlon bat entoedt. odb ii9
in Ser I9psiSeriI9en S9otolobs
nfeinoIi9er" 3uder befinoet. Denn
oie I9psiaeriI9en S9otolaoenfabris
tunten iinO nsepiKenlos" seuug, bic
fiiBe Wars nit oeutT6em 3uder angus
Tertieen. DarauI notiirlih sroBe
Gntriiltung in GngIdno. Mr. 8uts
der, SO. g. (Mlember of purliament.
WlitelieO bes llnterbaufes) bat Damn
I9nea bds Rriegsbeil ouseesraben
unb es eegen ben perontiportlichen Mis
nifer 0Runctmon sei9puueen. Ob eS
ipabr iei, bat er eefroet buB Die Gngs
IGnber nod INNER nit Sunnen5uder
,,bergiftet" iper0en. lln0 iisF sers
tnirf9t bat Dlr. Huncimon bcjohcn
miiFen. @orldufis Tei ui8ts bogegen
gu MAIDEN, oenn man tDnns auf bic
Gtnfubr IHpei5eril9er S9otoldoe
ni1t berai9ten. Sie pirbe in Grgs
innb gs serne seseiTsn @enu pdb'
rsnb bic @inFubr fnpei5erif9er G9os
IoldOe In gnsIano BON Sdnuor Biz
SUM, 1918, sinen Wert BON feds mliI.
liOren battle. IsI oieIer Wsrt BON Sas
mor bts Stunt, 1915, auf Ied5cbn
Wi!Itonen oeItieoen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24
Tirpib a(s BerOmunn.

Dem @roBobmiral b. 4irpiB TT cine
befcnoere gbre suteil eeipOroen. 4ubsr
Dem 9IItreicbstun5Ier Giiriten gismdrd
TT er oer ein5ige Ti9tbergmonn, oen
Der 70 eminent ipiHtige unb einfluBs
ret&e D@erein fir bic berobauli9en
SntereHen i'm Sberbereamtsbe3irt
DortmunO" gum Gbrenmitglieo ere
ndnrt BAT. Der @ereiu fab, lpie er
in Der llrfunoe bemertt, oen @roBaos
miral nit Srduer unb Sorge in eiuem
9luoenblid bon Der StelIe Teines erfoIG'
rei8en DirieHs f9eioen, po tottrGfs
iiee Wldunsr 9euti4Idnos srrbtsr
S@ub finb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24
ltnUtraaGt
lutSuII auO OrDnIOig ir9rn bic Offs
prsREen IN Ots HnInnit.

Die Die 0ftpreuBen bic 3erit0runs
ibrer Seimot ertroeen. Ous I9iloert In
4orutteriitii9en QlntpOrten 1eimse'
Iu9ter 2onbsleute Der riibri9e bet'
motstreue Serausgeber Ser 3eitf9rifi
.Ofpreubiftbs Seimot," @ouoro 8eH'
lei, Ser unentpeet fir Grfsnntnis Der
berrIi9en Gigenort Ieiner Seimot Be-
miibt 1T. Sbipobl er ieinen Mobulis
in GbdrIOttenburg eenommsn, befu@ts
er i'm pereansenen Sommsr Sitprell'
Zen unO beT9rsibt feline Ginbriide fol-
senSermoBen: mas i9 BON Der Sei'
mat Iub, Bat mid nit 3uOerii9t er'
flint. Mlit 3uperfht: neil i4 nir'
genbs oerbrodene Menfben fanb. Dda
GIeno, DEFENDERS ouf Dem 2onbe, triti
nod bdufig berpor. 9lber nit gerobe'
gu beipunoernspiirbiger SeniigIdmteii
uno @eouIb Iiebt man beKeren 2oesn
entseseu. Wenn gum 8eiTpiel in
elmer Stuot, in Der bon fat 100 9Gu'
fern nur nod ausgebrdnnte Nuiner
seblieben iino, uno BON oenen man in
bieIem Sabre lpobri9einlib ni@t meba
ols flint ober feds miro auf6ouen tons
nsn, ouf meine Trose, mann oenn BIZ
Stobt pieber fertig iein tpirO, elmer oei
GtoOtbdter ontiportet: n0as ipeiB oei
Iicbe Gjott oIlein! 9(ber tpenns midi
onoers eebt, bonn miihen mir uns nod
cinen aipeiten unO britten Minter Ir
einrihten. fortSieben ipiro i9on iei'
ner. Oenn fie boffen oo9 ale uuf beKerC
3etten." Oocr ipenn in Dem v!6otel, .
ais mir obenos um bic ouf cine SloI4t
9eItedte SteorinIeroe IaBen. bic INNER
oerbfrcunolihe Mirtin mir logte: nNu,
bente Se, bat mart Ommer bier fl
bliepe9 Mi mare oo9 pern0ftig(
@osanFoIt obber . Gleftri3itGtsWerl
bortricse ooOer fuenisfens o beBte pe.
troIeum!" - Damn lernt man bic I'm
beroroHenbeit unIeres MeHI9enI9la'
ses erlt sieentlicb tennen. Sin 2unb'
rat, Der aus Dem @eIten Dor turoem
ndb SItpreuBen periebt iporoen 1T, er'
5Gblte mir folssn0es: n9eimoetebrh
5lii9tIinee, cine iinoerrei5e TomiIie
bdtten Iib in einem alten, nisbrigen
fenIferloTen pferosItan nit Deden unt
etnigen @ettenitiiden cine untertunft
Itcle eineeri9tct. Der 2onorot lief
our9 einen Maurer Elm TenIfer unt
cine 2uft5ugOffnune uusbre4en uni
einige Matrubsn berbeifboffen. Sbn
i9ien aber ole llntertunftiieGe troBoer
gu lGngerem 9luFentbdlt ungeei9net
uuo er lpollie psranloHen. baB bic Ta
Mile in eiuen penissr 5erIt0rtsn Dor,
Q(ufnnbme finoe. 9a baten ole Qeut
den i6n, oo9 ni9ts gu Gnbern, es Iei
jebt olIes 40 feiu." iie mo8ten um iet
nen preiS ouf Elm fremoes @runoitiic
uno dnoeren 9euten our 2uit fallen
Der 2an0rat iogte mir, baB er - BON
f9Dnen Rbcin beritammenO - Elm tlei
nes @ruieln Dor OfpreuBen eebub:
bdtte, ober feinen &reis nun in @abr
bsit IisbeepOnnen babe, leiner topferer
&reisinloien tuesen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24

Die @sfaIIcnen perben ipie ot
@0tter uniterbIi1. 0ie @otter Iebel
mir nidt TsIbit. uber ous ben @bren,
be5eisunoeu. Die lie esnieben, un6 oe,
BObltatel Die iie uns srtpeiIen, I1Iie
Sen mir, baB iis uniterbIi1 iinb; eben
bies fin6et nu4 bei osnen fott. oi
fir Oas @nterIuno sefuIIen iino.
peritles. (@eoddtnisrsOe auf bic II
Gamus gefaIlsnen 9ltbener; 439 y
Gbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24

Gas iogtgenug. 80. gu
ooriit Mrs 9lmlben lie6er SSrelmo,
in neincr Iongidbr0cn G6c babe ic6
mr Gin cin6igcs @loI Gin unlonfteS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24

Cie b0ien 6rem Oworter.
5rau. uSoeen sic, mas lit Oeun
ooS fiir einc Sortc adie, Scr aroBe
~ Granddaughter, porn IN Der SIuS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24

Iage?" @erf1uferin: r9l6,-oa
lit ia ne 9ltropc. Srau: u9liL
Oa gebeuS mir nal 10 cine 9ltrop.
pc, wenn lie weid it,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24

@ort 81 meincr 6roii oeiostl" -
80, mic lit oos MIR moelib2"
~glo, i'd 6ottc 0lei6 our crItcn @iol
eeniel"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24

gaa6 SeImboIb erIhsint oem 9tusI
alles. nos iiber 450 m1eter eniF,ruI
Iieet fIdnsnboft, cbne 9iefs.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1916-04-07

manager, which number shall be a
metal shield, on which shall be raised
figures indicating the year for which
said dog has been licensed. Said
shield shall be furnished by the city
and shall be marked on the city man
ayers certificate by said officer, which
collar with the shield thereon shall at
all times be worn by said dog while
in the city limits, and after said dog s
tax is paid, and while said dog or
dogs shall have said collar with the
shield thereon around it's neck, no
person shall wrongfully modest said
dog, or wrongfully kill or injure said
dog, or wrongfully take off said col
lar or shield.
Section III. In case any such
shield, or tag, is lost or stolen after
the same is issued, the owner or keep
er of the dog for which such shield,
or tag, was issued upon presenting and
surrendering to the city manager the
certificate of license or receipt is
sued when said dog was registered and
licensed as aforesaid, shall receive a
duplicate license shield or tag and a
duplicate certificate of license upon
the payment into the city treasury the
sum of Twenty five Cents IS .25l .,
which shall be in the same form as
the original shield or tag, except as
to the number thereof, but no person
shall be granted such duplicate shield
or tag unless the original SHIELD or tag
has actually been lost or stolen, and
the city manager may require, before
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tiles in the collection of said license.
Section VII. Any persons violating
any of the provision of this ordinance
shall be deemed guilty of a misde-
meanor and shall upon conviction
thereof, be punished by fine not to
exceed the sum of Fifty $780, 0) doll
lars and costs of prosecution, or be
committed to the City Lock Up or
Jail for sixty (6O) days.
This ordinance shall taken effect
and be in force from and after its
passage in the manner and form
provided by the charter and all
other ordinances and parts of ordinances
inconsistent herewith being hereby
expressly repealed.
Passed April 4, 1916.
E. J. Jones, Mayor.
ATTEST: S. A. Siverts, Jr.,
City Manager.
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Ordinance No. 1O3

Presented by Commissioner Geenty.
AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO
THE LICENSING OF DOGS WITHIN
THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE
CITY OF MORRIS, STEVENS
COUNTY, MINNESOTA.
THE CITY OF MORRIS DOES
ORDAIN:
Section /. No dog, either male or
female shall be allowed TO run at
large in the City of Morris, except as
provided herein. All dogs, either
male or female, owned or kept within
the city limits shall be registered by
their owner or keeper with the city
manager on or before the first day of
May of each year. Such owner or
keeper of such male onr female dog
shall at the time of registering said
dog, pay into city treasury a license
of One ($1.OO) dollar on each male
dog, and license of Three ($3. COY
dollars on each female dog, and shall
procure from the city manager a GER
tifcate which shall state therein the
number and date of such license, the
name of such owner and keeper, and
the name of such dog so licensed.
Section II. When any person or
persons shall pay SAID license on dogs,
he, she or they, shall at once place
collar around each dogs neck,
made of steel, brass, iron or leather,
with the number given by the city
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1916-04-07

First Addition to the Westerly line
of Columbia Avenue; thence North
westerly along said line to the center
of the Alley in Block Forty-fv of
First Addition; thence Southwesterly
along the center line of the alley
running through Block Forty live
(45l, Fifty-four (54) and Fifty-nine
(59), of First Addition and Blocks
Twenty three (23) and six (6) of the
Original Plat to the Northerly corner
of Lot Eleven Oily of said Block Six
ICY; thence Southeasterly along the
Westerly line of the alley through
Blocks six (6) and five (5) of the
Original Plat to the point of begin
ming"
Section 2. This ordinance shall
take effect and be in force from and
after its passage in the, manner and
form provided by the Charter.
Passed April 4, 1916.
E. j. Jones, Mayor.
ATTEST: S. A. Siverts, Jr.,
City Manager.
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issuing such duplicate shield or tag.
an affidavit from the person applying
therefor that such shield or tag has
been lost or stolen, and the details
thereof, and that such shield or tag
is not at any time in his possession or
control.
Section ". All dogs male or
female, found running at large without
the collar or number around its neck
as heretofore prescribed shall be de-
stroyed or killed by the city marshal,
constable or police office. The per-
son so killing or destroying said dog
or dogs and disposing of the same in a
proper manner shall receive from the
city treasury for each dog the sum of
one dollar ($1.OO). No person or per-
sons shall permit his, her or their
dogs to run at large contrary to the
provisions of this ordinance without
the collar aforesaid, and without hav-
ing the license aforesaid.
Section V. If any dog, male or
female, shall be found off the lot or
premises of the owner or keeper of
said dog or dogs, without said IL
cense having been paid and without
said collar or shield as hereinbefore
prescribed, it shall be deemed running
at large, and be subject to the penalty
herein prescribed.
Section vi. No person shall put a
collar around the neck of any dog or
dogs without first having paid the Ii
cense aforesaid, and with the intent
to deceive or defraud the city author
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1916-04-07
Ordinance No. 1O2

Presented by Commissioner Kruger.
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND
SECTION ELEVEN Oily OF ORDIN-
ANCE NUMBER EIGHTY 1907 EN-
TITLED IAN ORDINANCE FOR
THE ESTABLISHMENT AND GRE
ALTON OF SEWER DISTRICTS
WITHIN THE LIMITS OF THE
CITY OF NORRIS, STEVENS
COUNTY, MINNESOTA"
THE CITY OF MORRIS DOES
ORDAIN:
Section 1. That Section Eleven
Q1) of Ordinance nubmer Eighty 1907
of the City of Morris, Minnesota, is
hereby amended so as to read as fol-
lows:
"Section IL: That all of the ter
ritory contained within the following
metes and boundary lines within the
City of Morris, Minnesota, shall con-
stitute and be known as sewer district
number eleven (11D, to wit;
Commencing at the no1therly corner
of Lot Eleven (11) of Block Five (5)
of the Original Plat of the Town (now
city, of Morris, Minnesota, running
thence Northeasterly along the center
line of the alley through Blocks Five
(5) and Twenty -four (24) of the ORR
ginal Plat of the Town (now city, of
Morris and Blocks Fifty-elght (58),
Fifty-fve (55) and Forty four (44) of
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1916-04-07

Bible students from everywhere in
Minnesota will flock to Austin April
% to attend state convention. The
state has about II, 900 men enrolled
in adult Bible classes and about that
many adult women. R. N. McIntire,
wealthy mattress maker from Topeka,
Kan, will address the gathering on
the subject "The Business End of the
Sunday School," Several interested
persons in Morris have expressed
hopes of being able to attend the con-
vention.
1t takes just little Tribune want
ad to let people know what you have.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1916-04-07

John Lime went to Minneapolis
Tuesday morning to buy new equip
ment for his bakery. He will in
vestigate the new ovens with a view
of installing one here. He has plans
for a complete remodeling of his bake
shop.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1916-04-07

The Hotel Radisson, Minneapolis,
has recently opened an addition of
fifty moderate priced rooms. adv.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1916-04-07

Three years ago automobile manufacturers began
cutting their eye teeth on high-speed motors.
The value Of high speed in electric motors steam
turbines had long been recognized.
But the application of high-speed principles to gas
engines was difficult to achieve with safety.
Now comes the remarkable 34OO r. p. m. Chalmers
which develops engine speed of 34OO revolutions
per minute zOlth absolute safety.
Chalmers engineers solved the problem of safe high
engine speed by means of strength of materials, small
compact bearing surfaces, and ample fabrication.
They did not translate the speed of this 340O p M
engine into speed 1t is built for the road not
the ce-track.
Its hgh-speed engine, used in connection with a
low ax gear ratio, achieves vast range of exi
bity that worth to the motoris than all the
two-mile- minute speed on earth
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1916-04-07

An engine Of might can give you one of two things;
great speed, wealth Of great and smoothness
never BOTH
It did not take Hugh Chalmers long to decide. He
knew what American drivers prize beyond all things else
So he built the principles Of supreme acceleraton
combined with all the necessary might into the abso
lutely minimum and most compact amount of engine
possible
The result is the 34oO r. p m. Chalmers at $1,000,
blend of ability and strength, flsing uncanny perform
ance with canny thrift delivering speed up to 60
miles hour, IS miles for every gallon of gas and
longevity that will amaze and delight you.
The car is here now, ready to perform for you.