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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-14
Rice Pudding With Variations

70 fHe Edat0T oJ WoMdNS Po1e:
Dear Madam-soms Of your readers might like
% know bow vary the common everydsy va
Fly y Of rice pudding; One way Is to make IN.
and drained mix plenty OF butter and sugar
throush It; also BLADE OF mace broken up and
IN The bottom 81 the buttersd baking dish. then
Z layer OF fruit preserves. stoned and shredded
3ipssr or citfon. sliced thin. to each LAYER and
bavins the rice on TOP. Make a custsrd OF two
ssS,tsn ssss and pint Of milk. with pinch Of
one-hslf hour. then cover and bake for fifteen
minutes. after which the top should be removed
ana the pudding allowed TO brown. A merlnGue
can be placed on TOP IL liked. when I make a
plain rice pudding usually add both nutmeg
timcs TO make It creamy. MRS. J. J.
Thank you, Mrs. j.; your pudding sounds s
delicious. agree with you that rice pud.
ding properly made is quite different from
the watery mixture which is so often
palmed OF as rice pudding
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-14
Oysters Not in Season

20 the Editor Of womaws Pooe:
Dear Msdam-will you kindly tell me when
e{eters come In sessonf l was told the other
night that 10 was not safe to eat them IN the
swimmer READER.
" Oysters are I'm season from September
until April. inclusive: although some per-
eons consume them during the summer. they
ere not always safe
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-14

One Oh the most interesting is the nsa @
trimming This chapau
s~o 70 De wdey used for this purpose few seasons
mey ud what Few millinery trimmings and vet
as on mats price Most style expected that the p
hat would p
Sa s % sna as matter Of fact the
aSnr nat began have beads
chaPeau family Today sketch he seasons
model o black velvet IL only trimming t
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-14
TODAY'S INQUIRIES

L. After attending a wedding breakfast or
reception Is one under any obligation 10 call
upon tho parents Of tho bridee
=. 1t absolutely necessary for a bride to
aeknowiedse her wedding presents before start
Ing ont on her wedding journey:
8. When entertaining for q brlds-to-be sbouId
her friends or her hostesses' friends be in
vited?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-14

i. Heavy sstins In dark colors will be much
In favor for street dresses for the early fall.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-14

Mrs. B. Naylor, 1131
w est Cumberland
street, has received
word that her broth
er, Tom Trout upper
left), has been killed.
Mrs. MAYORS other
two brothers. Jack
and George (below
right and left, are
i'm the same regi-
ment, the famous
Terriers
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-02
MUST PROTECT
! LABOR DURING
THE WORLD WAR
e
Stringent Laws Enacted Be
fore Conflict are Proved
a Necessity.

"The experience Of war time has
konly demonstrated the necessity
technical, economic, and even physio-
klogical-of the labor laws enacted
before the war. In our legislation Sc
kcured in time Of peace we shall find
i n conditions for a better and more
tantense production during the war"
These words of NJ. Albert Thomas,
7 h French minister of munitions, H.
l%ustrate perfectly the. official attitude
khOf both France and England after
two years of emergency exemptions
for war industries, according to the
.Children's Bureau of the U. 8. depart
ment Of labor which has just COM
!, pleted a brief review of all available
reports on child labor in the warning
countries.
In France and England, earlier
standards Of hours are being restored,
not only to protect the health Of the
workers. but for the sheer sake Of in
dustrial efficiency, present and future.
In italy. the central committee on in
dustrial mobilization has taken steps
in the same direction. In Russia, a
year before the revolution, a move
ment was under way to raise the limit
for children in industry.
Canada, Australia and New Zea-
land, in spite of the great armies of
men they have sent to the front, have
AldAuCdIilcu IIlelT tdpOT SLdIludrQS WIN
little or no variation. Victoria has
slightly increased the amount of over
time which may be permitted to
women and children in special cases.
On the other hand, Manitoba has re-
duced its legal overtime. No change
whatever in restrictions on woman
and child labor is reported from New
Zealand.
The children's bureau sums up an
follows the child-labor situation in
France and England:
France, after almost two years of
war time exemptions by which chill
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-02
Mai. Gen. william sibert.

dren under 10 were allowed to work
at night in special cases, restored the
n~ight-work prohibition for girls under
18 and provided that other night
workers should be subject to medical
supervision. The reason for this Is
indicated not only in the statement Of
M. Thomas, quoted above, but again
in the following extract from the
French official Bulletin des Ueiness de
Gerre for July 81, 1915:
With the continuance Of the war
1T becomes necessary not only to find
the best possible disposition of the
forces available for our war indus
tries, but also to avoid every cause
for exhaustion or weakening Of the
labor employed in our factories.
There Is a close relation between the
conditions in whichr we place. our
workers and the improvement or the
very sake of the national. defense we
must conserve all their physical
strength for the workers who arc re-
sponsible for the manufacture Of arms
and for the output of our factories.
France has now under considers
ton an education bill which would in
effect raise the standard of labor pro-
lection in war time. 1t was introduce
ed in the chamber Of deputies In
NIdACi ny N. N1P1d1lI dHu ClO6cly IC.
sembles a bill passed by the French
senate in June, 1915. This proposal to
establish a system Of continuation
schools and to require part-tirne
school attendance during working
hours by all working children under
II years of age, has the endorsement
of the minister of commerce and of
business interests in all parts of the
country.
A similar advance has been recon-
mended in England by the depart
al committee On education for juve-
nile employment after the war. This
committee also advises an effective
14-year 6 limit for required school
attendance without the exemptions
permitted by the present law. Sup
Elementary estimates for educational
purposes have been. presented to par
Lament by the government which
look forward toward a strengthening
Of adolescent education along the
lines suggested by the committee.
In England as early rs 1875 IN
employers returned to regular labor
standards. The British chief inspec-
tor Of factories and workshops writes
in May, 1916:
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-02

for the long day followed by over
time, and this is particularly reported
OF munition factories in the Midlands
and in Sheffield. y = The number
of days on which overtime was actu-
ally worked tended in many factories
to decrease as experience grew of ac-
cumulating fatigue and lessened out
put. Probably for simila rreasons
Sunday labor also has tended latterly
to decrease.
The reports of the British official
committee on the Health Of Munition
Workers on the waste involved In the
long hours worked during the war are
we'll known. They ri the restoring
Of restrictions and are full of such
statements as the following,
Even during the urgent claims Of a
war the problem must always be to
obtain the maximum output from the
BILE with the maintenance Of his
health. In war time the workmen
will be willing, as they are showing in
sho many directions, to rorego COM
fort and to work nearer to the mar
gin of accommodating fatigue than in
times of peace, but the country can
not afford the extravaganza Of paying
for work done during incapacity frmo
fatigue just because SO many hours
= SPSiiI uPOA III VI tIl0 1UELIt6T OK
travagance Of urging armies of work
ers towards relative incapacity by
neglect of physiological law.
Conditions Of work are accepted
without question and without COM
plant which, Immediately detriment-
al to output, would II continued, be
ultimately disastrous to health. It is
for the nation to safeguard the de-
votion Of its workers by it's foresight
and watchfulness lest irreparable
harm be done to body and mind both
in this generation and the next.
Very young girls show almost i'm
mediate symptoms Of lassltude, ex-
haustion, and impaired vitality under
the influence Of employment at night.
A very similar impression was made
by the appearance OF large numbers
of young boys who had been working
at munitions for a long time on al
ternate night and day shifts.
In England the war exemptions to
the factory laws have not included a
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-02

Heavy N the eighteenth century ana
vere Of 1sraelite origin, according 70
the version prevalent here. The mans
is half hebrew and half German, nss.
meaning house in Hebrew ana ~ w.
meaning man in German. n..s =
T. Unnamed, originated in the mar
IS Is GO of q sister Of the Bethn1ann
tlasT ers. who we're bankers in Paris
pro LIE Rordeaux, to a German named
a1lI Holiweg succeeding to 9
nart If the banking business and con.
s,dering the name Of Bethmann Of
sreatar commercial value than his
e ewn Inverted the usual order and TINS
u us family became the Bethmann-
Hollweg family from which the Ger
man chancellor may or may NOT ue.
scend.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-02
CHANCELLOR
or FRENCH DESCENT,
SAYS PARIS NEWSPAPER

bordeaux, July 2.-Dr. Won Beth-
mann-Hollweg, the German CHANGER
Ior was recently declared by a paper
~ paris to be of French origin, Ge-
snendine from a Bordeaux family. the
,,ossihility that the chancellor de-
spoandad from a family that once ex-
istad IN bordeaux is admitted here,
hut II is denied that he a any
French blood in his veins:
The Bethmanns who founded me
family that existed in Bordeaux n
Paris came from Frankfort TO BOT
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-02

lowering OF the age limits for factory
work. And the exemptions to the
school attendance laws permitted FOR
agriculture and Eight employment
are now bitterly regretted by the gen.
eral education authority which has
sanctioned them.
A fuller memorandum on child la
piled by the Children's Bureau,
Washington, D. c., upon request.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-02
Two More

Aaker's Business College was called
UP yesterday by Burtness headquar-
ters and asked to supply two stenos.
raphers. Miss Edna Erickson and
Nina Secord we're sent into positions.
Five requests have come to the school
this past week, three were. filed SO
far. Miss Eva LeDosquet Of Willis
ton has just enrolled to prepare for
a position. Do not waste your sum-
mer months, but got q business train.
ing and get in line for a position.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-02
sPECIAL SESSION CAILED.

Toxic. July "A special session Of
the Diet has been summoned for June
Fl. The session which will extend
by the dissolution Of the House Of
Representatives last winter. A new
house was elected in April.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09
PIEC OFIAR KOLIZYI POCIA-
COW.

Edmonton, Alta. " rczultacle
katastrofa, kt6ra mia}a miejsce
W poblizu Observation-Disclosures
W sobote W nocy, piec osob costa
10 zabitych. a kilkadzicsiat in
nych odnio>lo lzej>ze hub ciezsze
obrazcnia. katastrofa nastapi}a,
kiedy ma krzyzowce pociag to-
warowy zdazajac.y ma wschod zde
rzyl sic Z wycieczkowym pocia-
ciem kolei c. y. Il. przepe}nio-
rym pasazerami :jadacymi do AL
berta Beach. Smierc ponieSli: s.
letni Doris Archer. 12-letnia Co.
nadia Ledoux. Alex Currie. klerk
banku BerchantS. Chaleo l.. Ban
ford. agent i PARMA Marion Dow.
MaszyniSci i palace obydwoch
|pociagow, widzac re unikniecle
kolizvi Jest niemozliwem, wysko-
evil z lokomotyw i uszli nieszcze
Scia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09
ECHA ID

Washington. Department sta

Washington. Department sta
nu Original oficyalny rapport "
sprawic torpedowania dnia 80
czcrwca amcrykanskiego parow-
ca "Montano'. Kapitan. - Iudzl
= za}ogi i cztercch ludzi, ktorz!y
pc}niIi obsluge PREY dzla'ach, zd"
lali sic ocalic, zginelo natomlast
dwudzistu ~czterech, procz tego
zas oSmiu 4 poSr6d obs}ugi armat
znaiduic sic ma liScie zginionych.
Pewien pert atlantych. Przy--
by} tn onegdaj jedcn Z amerykan
skich parowc5w naftowych, kto-
nv W czasic podrozy swej do Eu-
ropv POSTAL zaatakowany przez
niemiecka LODI podwodna W pobl1
IN wybrzezy Francyi, zdolaf sic
iednak ocalic dzieki swej >zybkos
ci.
Nur wvpuScil najpierw torpe~
dc. a nastepnie dial 81 strzafow ar
matnich. ma kt6ry statek odpo-
vicdzial ze swcj Strony ~szesnasto
ma. rozwijajac PREY TEN na]w!!Z'
Sza Swa szybkost i plynac zygza-
kowato. dzieki czemu uSzedf zn--
pe}nie bez szkody.
Nowy York. W c'ag" d"tHch~'
czasowych trzech lat wo]nH costa
10 zatopionych przcz nlemlecNle
nurv ''raiderv' 81 amer!ykans'
kich okret1w handlowych. PREY
czem 121 ludzi stracilo zycle.
Pred dniem ego kwietnla Dr.,
ii. pred wdaniem sic Stanow ZJe
dnoczonych W wojne. zatoPll'
Niemcy Is amerykanskich okre--
TOW handlowych, Cd tego zas cza
su ~ d~alszych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09
SPRAWL KRAJ0WEJ PRO.
HIBICYr

| Washington. w senacie toczy-
;}y sic onegdaj debaty mad prohi
bicyjna poprawka do konstytu
cyl senatora Shepparda. przy
|czem senator Sherman 2 Illinois
oswiadczyl, IL PREY, wprowadza
niu prohibycyi nalezy dac odpo-
wiednia compensate ludziom, kt6-.
rzy dotychczas byli zaangazowani
w przemysle wyrobu i sprzedazy
trunk66w alkoholicznych.
Slime poparcie zyskaia sobie pc
prawka senatora Hardinga z O.
hio, kt6ra zada, ably prohibycy;j-
ma klauzula zosta}a ratyfikowana
w przeciagu szesciu lat przez legi
.slatury stanowe, w przeciwnym
BOWEN razie musia}aby utracic
moe obowiazujaca.
Senator Stone wskazywal IA to
re w przemysle wyrobu trunkow
rozpalajacych zaangazowany jest
tutaj kapitaf w sumie oko1o
$1,34O, 100000, zatrudnionych zas
jest W MIN prawie ca}y million lu-
dzi.
Glosowanie mad poprawkaShep
parda zapowiedziane jest ia dzi-
siaj i zarowno prohibicyoniSci jak
"mokrzy' obiecuja sobie odniesc
zwyciestwc w kazdym razie wal
ka zapowiada sic zacieta i rozni-
ca glosow bedzie niewielka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09
PLONY y SASKATCHEWAN
UCIERPIALY WSKUTEK
POSUSZY.

Regina, Sask. Raporty nadsy}a
ne do prowincyonalnego Departa
mentu Rolnictwa przez korespon
dent6w z roznych stron prowin--
cyl, a dis og}oszone, wskazuja
re zbiory ~pszenicy przyniosa mo-
lie zalcdwie dziesiec do pietnastu
buszli Z akra. Il kazde.j prawie cze
sci prowincyi donosza, re deszczu
brak wielki. a W niektorych oko-
Leach :jak sic zdaje, plony tax juz
wskutek posuszy u%cierpia}y, re
luz tcraz dcszcz ME wielc pomozc
w p%o}udniowo wschodniej cze-
sci p%rowincyi, przecietny zbior
pszenicy licza na II buszli Z akra.
Zniwa rozpoczat sic maja okofo
|2O-go sierpnia.
w dystrykcie Regina - Wey-
burn panuje taksamo posusza, a
zbior pszenicy licza ma Is buszll
Z akra.
Pszenica W po|udniowo central
nvm dystrykcie przyniesie pre-
|cietnie okolo II busZli: OWES W
niekt6rych okolicach prepaid
zupe}nie. W>zystkie zboza docho-
dza "a szybko i zachodzi Ottawa
|zc powtorza sic warunki z ;. 1914.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09
SAMOSAD Ma N1ELOJALNE-
GO AGITATORA.

Butte, Montana. FRANK hi'''e'
asitator i jeden przewodco"
Przemys1owych Robotnikow Sw'a
ia. POSTAL onegdaj okolo 2. 3clel
rano zlynchowany "a swo1e nlelo
ialn, zachowanie sic i agltacyJne
mowy, w ktorych uw}aczat rzado
wi amerykanskiemu i armll WI
ia Sama. w szczegolnosci wyrazlt
sic on. re zolnierze Stanow ZJe-
dnoczonych sa "skiebami W UNI
formach''. oraz odgrazal sic, re
:jezeli Rad obejmie kopalnle pod
ska kontrole, g6rnicy W ten spo-
sob ma to zareaguja, IL departa--
ment wo:jny ME bedzie W stanle
wyslac ami jednego zolnlerza 90
Europy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09
AREsZTOWANH ZDRAJC6W
z IOWA.

Lowden, Iowa. Detektywi fed'
ralni dokonali tn aresztowanis
pieciu progermanow, oskarzajat
|ich o zdrade kraju i op6r wladzy
lOpr6cz mich przesluchano jeszczt
~szesciu innych dalsze aresztows
MIA sd spodziewane.
Uwieziony zostaf przedewszyst.
klein jake gi6wny obwiniony j
Reichert, pastor luteranskiego ME
mieckiego zboru. Nazwiska czte.
rech innych uwiezionych sa: Al.
bert Schaeffer, bogaty farmer:
lat IS. Wilhelm Richman, han.
dlarz mebli, lat sc, Ernest Meyer.
farmer, lat IS i Karl Gehr, lat Sc.
Wszyscy oni So ludzmi zamozny-
mi i posiadaja znaczne wp4ywy W
%miejscowej kolonii niemieckiej.
Richman mial sic wyrazic, re wo-
la}by raczej widziec swego syna
ma marach anizeli, walczacego
przeciwko Niemcom.
Poczatek dalszym aresztowa-
riom dalo uwiezienie pastora
Reicherta, jeszcze we wtorek /
odstawienie go do biura prokura-
tora Daniela McGilliwary, celem
przes}uch6w pod zarzutem nlelo-
jalnosci. Wiadomosc 0 tenn rozesz
la sic szybko i wkrotce tfum
zwolennik0w pastora i progerma
now zebral sic pod biurem proku
ratora, grozac zlynchowaniem go,
ostatecznic jednak rozwaga VIE
la gore mad podnieceniem.
Wszystkich pieciu aresztowa--
nych wypuszczono pc odebranlu
cd mich zeznan IA wo]nosc, ma
k}adajac ma Mich kaucye W facz-~
ne:j sumic 100000.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09
~ZDRADZIECKA ROBOTA
NIEMC0W w
WASHINGTON, 9 sierpnia. -Op

przeciw poborowi W stanie Okla
homa. Georgia i W g6rzystej cze-
sci n. Carolina, doprowadzic mo-
re do zbrojnego wystapienia RIA
du. przeciw opierajacym sic.
Organizacya |. w. w. szerzy "a
burzenia W poludniowej kalifor-
nil, a W stanie Dire
VIC jod1owe = ciete ma szkielety
aeroplanow jest systematycznie,
podstepnie niszczone.
lie W tenn wszystkiem jest ro--
boty niemieckiej, a lie pochodzi
to z oporu poborowi, rad wa
shingtonski albo ME vie, albo tel
ujawnic ME chce.
Niszczenie kloc6w, przez wbija
ME gwozdzi W pewien oznaczony
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09
ARMIA KOBIECA z 10 MILL
ON0W.
~ n NJ ID 7

w 00AN LIZ eOAAS ~
Wilbur, przewodniczacy komls!yl
oszczedzania zywnosci zabraf sic
do zorganizowania armii kobe
eel, ktora ma sic sk}adac z 10 mi
lion6w kobiet kt6re wprawdzle
ME pojada Ia plac boju bic sic
oreznie, ale inne poslugi moga
oddawac kraiowi. A pos}ugi te
beda oszczedzanie zywnosci. ba-
czenie, ably zywnosc ME byla nisz-
czona bezpotrzebnie oraz nlesc
wszelka pomoc rzadowi, jakieJ
ten cd tel armii kobiecej zazada.
Obecnie w calym kraju zaplsu
ia sic kobiety do owej ."arm'l
ma odpowiednich blankietach | O.
trzymuja odznak. Organizator
Wilbur wiele sic spodziewa oa
tax zorganizowanych kobiet, kto
re zapobiegac beda zbytkom' "a
prowadza oszczednosci j w1ele
waznych posing moga oddawac
kraiowi. Niekt6re beda speinlac
lzejsze roboty ma roll, choc lch
przedtem nigdy ME wykonywaiy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09
DALSZE OLA


Washington. Rad t~utejszy u
dzielil onegdaj dalszych kredy-
tow Aliantom, a W szczegolnosci
1S5 milionow dolar6w Wielkiej
Brytanii, a $50 milion6w Francyi.
.Ogolna suma wydanych W Amery
&C do tel spory pozyczek ola Ali
antow wynosi juz obecnie jeden
miliard oSmset szescdziesiat osm
milion6w dolarow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09
DOs6b. czvniacv lie bezuzyteczne

spos6b, czyniacy je bezuzyteczne-
mi do budowy aeroplanow, jest
robota ekspertow, DO przecietny
drwal ME INA tel tajemnicy. ami
tez %niszczenie drzewa W ten spo-
sob. ME przynios}oby korzysci W
strajkach drwali. Jest to vice 70
bota zawodowcow, obliczona IA
op65znienie budowy aeroplan6w.
Rad, chocby ME chciaf, zmu-
SONY bedzie pochwycic sic O.
strych srodk6w, DO widoczna tn
lest zdrada. tax W niszczeniu ma
terya}u. jak i Ma wywolanie ru-
chu przeciw poborowi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09
DRUGA POzYCZKA VOL.
NOSCI.

Washington. W koiach urzedo:
wych oswiadczono. re druga Po-
zyczka Wolnosci, kt6ra ma wyno
sic tym razem 3 miliardy dolarow
zostanie rozpisana ia logo listo-
pada br. Ma zaspokojenie natych
miastowych potrzeb Aliantow "a
mierza Rad wydac pred tym
dniem ~,jeszcze krotkoterminowe
certyfikaty skarbu ia sumo oko-
10 jednego miliarda.
Onegdaj udzielono Belgii kred!y
tow W wysokosci $2,500,0Oo. die
XII czemu pierwsza Pozyczka VOL
rosci zostala juz obecnie prawle
zupelnie wyczerpana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09
66 os6B CINE w NoWYM
YORKU.

Nowy York Pc cZterodnlowych
strasznych upaiach goraca taia 20
staia z}amana dzieki ch}odnleJsze
mu wiatrowi i bury 2 grzmotam'
i piorunami, ktora onegdaj mad
wieczorem och}odzi}a znacznle pc
wietrze. w ciagu dnia zmario Jed
max przedtem wskutek upah 81
a pr6cz tego zanotowano setkl Pc
ralen.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09
DosTANA 20 SO W ZLoc1E.

Denver Colo. Legislature tuteJ
sza uchwali}a wyplacic kazdemu
z 1904 gwardzist6w, kt6rzy SGD
BIN. przechodza do sfuzby federal
nej i zostana wys}ani "a pare mic
siecy do Europy, pc $40 W zlocie.
Wreczenie tel kwoty kazdemu z
gwardzistow nastapi Ago sierp--
MIA, ME postanowiono jednak jesz
cze, z jakiemi ceremoniami uro--
czystosc ia bedzie polaczona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09
0g}oszenia miejskie.
ZAWlADOMIENIE o APLIKACYI
o PREMIERSHIP
w. ]. HQLGATE

LlCENSYE MA SPZEDAZ L1KIEROW
Zawiadamia sic ninisjszem, ze w. J. Holgate
2 miasta i powiatu Winona. " stanie MINI.
zlozyl dnia Ago s~ierpnia. 1917. pismienna aplikacye
u reknrJera wspomnianego miasta Winona Q
licensye nasprzedaz palonych trunk6w ~ wyszcze-
golnionem polozeniu W miescie Winona. powiecie
Winona, " stanie Minnesota. zn2nem ! opisanem
;ak nastepuje. n. p.:. w przednim lokalu, m
pierwszem pietrze IVA budynku zna-
nego pnr. 123 zach. 3cia uL.. z Charles H.~".=t
ma aplikanta
Wspomniana aplikacya omawiana bedzie m
posiedzeniu rady miejskiej. kt6re sic odbedzie y
lokalu rady miejskiej " budynku miejskfm y
wspomnianem miescie dnia 20go sierpnia, Z. b.
1917. o godzinie 800 wieczorem. " kt6rym to ca:
sic i miejscu mote sic stawie kazdy i sprzeeiWiat
sic wydaniu takiei licensvi.
Dane " Winona. Mimi. ego sierpnia 1917.
GEO. ". HOFFMAN,
Recorder
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09
ZAWIADOMIENIE o APLlKACYI
EMIL MILLER
OLICENCYE MA SPRZEDAz LIKIER0V

O.L1cENcYE MA
Zawiadamia sic niniejszem. &c Emil Miller
z miasta i powiatu Winona, W stanie Minnesota
zloty} dnia 26go. lipca 1917. piemienna aplikacye
u rekordera wspomnianego niasta. do radnych
wspomnianego miasta o licencye M sprzedaz pa.
lonych trunk6w W wyszczeg6lnionem polo4enlu
miesdie winona, powiecie Winona " stanie
nm W przednim lokalu. ma pierwszem pietrze
budynku. znanego pod numerem
1923 wsch, 2ga utica.
W%spomniana aplikscya omawiana bedzie ma po-
siedzeniu rady miejskiej, kt6re sic odbedzie "
lokalu rady miejskiej y budynku miejskim "
wspomnianym miescie dnia 20go sierpnia. I: b.
1917, O godz. 800 wieczorem " tym czasie ! miej-
ecu moze sic slavic ka4dy ! sprzeciw'ae sic W.
daniu tAkiej licensyi.
Pisano " Winona. Mimi. ego ~sierpnia 1917.
GEO. W. HOFAANN.
Recorder.