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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-16

itationirt meldes eiuen S6eil ser
Strof.erpeoition biloete, sic nu6
0lerifo geianot mor
GrbieIt $4,000 8ugefprodea.
0ie @eidmorenen oes &riesgeri6tS
in 0iodpille, DO, iprohen cine @nt-
ihdoigng IN S06e BON $4,000 @nL
9owers, Dem Sobnc Oes friibereu
@muiiD-Glerfs bon 6reoerid-Gou
5lI pelder gegen 8rau 9}onnie 6.
Selienitein pegen glbipeniiigmaden5
ieiner 6rarL elmer Sodter Der ge.
tlogien, ouf Sdaoeneriob einen @ro.
5eB auaeitreugt bate. Sniolge Der
Sppoiition Der Oluttcr batten iid Die
iungen 2eute Dor neuen O}ouatcu
beimlid in Sngerstomn irmten lais
len, oo6 foil Die Wlutter ieit Der 3eit
iortpd6reo neriudt 6a6en, Die God
ter BON i6rem @atten 81 treune'J
bon Dem iie bebaltptete, 0aB er iia
nilr i6res @ernIoaens in SG6e Don
$4,000 megen ae5eirot6et babe gSc
nige @oden na6 Der 6o65eit oerlieB
6rau 9omers ibrcn @utten mo Iagte
Dor @eri6t aus, Dab Tie iib ans Dem
genanten @rmoe bon ibm trennte,
mo oaB iie i6n feline 8uneiguug
mehr cntdeQenbrinQen f0nne
5rau Sarab &i5er geitor.
ben.
5rau Sarab Ylorgaret 9li3er bon
Cumberland, Wlo. Die Satin oeS
ebemalieen itdotii6en S6obmeiiters
@iaiam q. &i5er, welder Sefretdr
ser n@erman 8rcipiug Company"
it, Itqrb i'm glIter bon 48 Sya6ren
trob0em Die 9ler5te 0rei Sperationeu
an i6r borgenomnen 6atten. Sic
Geritorbene mar in 5reimaurerfrei.
len i'm Staote mesen ibrer 9enji.
bungen inn Sntereiie Oes Sroens bonn
,Gaitern Star~ ie6r befonnt. ghlBer
Dem @atten ptro ne pom orel Sohs
fern ii6erle6t
2 b oB onge6IiG auf 8 0 It n.
Ginem geriHt bon 5reoerid, WiO.,
8ufolge idob Der gleger E6os. Smit5
bon 9rooflpn Nlo., aili 3ipei Soften
bonn pierten 9iegiment mel6e oct
@ingang 3nm Iunnel Del @oint of
9iods bepadeu. goIi5eiri6ter @u9
Sc. 0}otter itellte i'm inter cine 9iirg.
i1aft bon $500 ino iiberpies i6n
oeu @eidmoreuet. Smit6 ritt Del Ser
9adtpolten glamens @roB imo
86ite borbei o6ne oeren gluiforOe'
rung 8iini Salten 6oIse 5u leiiter,
orebte iid inn Sottel Inn lmO iboB
auf Die bei0en SoIoateu o6ne 5u tref.
len mo eiitilo5. 9lm folgenoen Yior.
gen muroe er oirf Die Siilfsideriifs
go q. 9hnfleS lmo @ernon 9ieo.
mono in 9rooflpn Der6aitet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-16

idl Se0eu @lonal, ieii id ein 0ldodlen
mar. haite id) bel Der @eriooc an &rdms
pfer in ben Seiieu gclitien, llno nie mar
icl regelmdBia SD lab Sbre glH5eige IN
cen 8eitlugen lmo 0a5 Bib einer Srau
ole Dor elmer Operation belpaDrt iuoroen
par, mo 0ies &il0 bate 0inhrld bel
mir Ser Nr3t bate mir nun nod 8ner
Gage geaebeM I'M midi 81 entlcbeioen
Ee9balb ian0te id meiueu ejaiieu III Die
9pot6cie fir cine SIaide SDoia 6. Yiut-
bams &egeiable COMPOUND ml0, gldlIben
Sic mir, c0 nabm mir bier 9olen ols
elm gSediel eiuirat, linO ais i6 0ie brittle
Slaidle auigebraubt bate, mar idl trrirt
uno babe MIDI ne beiicr befunoen. Sch
8u pcr6iientliden Sch bin MIR 81 frob,
anOpreH SraNenN bon meiner Anr piiRn
5li laiicu 6rau SbOmas WiC0iUutgal,
1882 6ariDiac Ctr, Ybtaoclp6ia ASn
(9ln5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-16

gan5e 9lnlagemorft in Goniitiion ge.
itiir3t merOen.
Sin @ergIei6 nit Der 6inan5iruno
oes 9iirgerfrieges 1T oieaeibt am
@Iase. SSn Sabre 1860 bctrug bic
9ep6lfcrung Ser @creinigten Staaten
314l3,231 Sceleu 1870 39,55S,-
37t. 9}ab ser StatiIiit ocS Sau-
OcIs. 2epartcment5 bctrq 1860 Oas
iicucr6are @cu1l5gen $1Gf596fG,.
O0S, mG9rcn0 Is 1870 alf @olo6aiiS
ad $2L054,s14SO6 6e5iifert pur-
DC. glilquit 1866 mar Der Steuer.
GrcOitial0o $29O,0O0,OOO. IN Oen
iiinf Sa6ren immitielbar nad Dem
Grieae iolgtc 6etamtlid cine le66aite
&riin0arperiobe mo 0as 2an0 legte
ocn @rln0iieu 81 Dem iebigen ge-
maltiaen g}aiionalReidt6um. 3ie6t
man ben 4apierimlaui nit in BE-
tradt 70 mag mau oas iteucr6arc
Gernogcn ocS 2anoeS i'm Sabre 1870
ali Der gSd6rngsbaiiS eima oui 30
W1iliarocu 1oaur5 iddBen.
&clte 3d6lt Die 9co6lferunq Ser
&creinigten Siaoieu ctpa 3mii6en
t0S rm0 no N1iQionen Seclen.
@nOe 1916 mnrOe Der 9}otionoI
@cidt6um OeS 2anoes ouf 1877 @dl-
liar0en 1eic61bt. &edJuct mau 0ie i'm
lesteu &obr5eht 6in3ugeiomlbenen
IncIen Seturit1ten uu0 on0erc, iteuer-
bare iliiiiiac 9citdn0e bui5u, mag
imam po1l 81 100 M}iaiar0en Collars
gelan9eu 2ic @iHfomncpiicucr-
SDlIeme Der ieGs3igcr Sabre balteu
iid iqmmtlid auf i4meren Snlouo-
iielern @6isfcD- Eo6af-, SteHl.
pel4Steuern etc. ~ in0 @iniu6r50l.
len aff Die .5uiammcn nit Bomb
2niSgabeH bon ctwo 28li @iGioucn
GonarS iiir 0ie 9eoiiriniiic oer &e-
gicrluig ausreidtcn.
set INN oud ser GoIfsrcidt6lnt
iid caDrm 9e6o6en, 10 Bari cod ni6t
iibcritben mer0cn, 0aB bic cnormc
Stefgerlmg ser lebtcn 3cit nit Dem
3eifalier Ser Fruits um0 elmer @clO-
Oliaarcbie 3uiammen triiit, mic e5
Die %clt uno ousb ooS 2lluerifa BON
onuo 0a3unal nid)t Qce6en 1oben.
GaSs Aemaltigc 9lnibmeQeu ScSGolf3-
&ermoaans bat iib feincS wegS ,ouf
meitc &olfSfrciie oert6cilt ion0ern
beidrdnfte iid oui eiuen Oer6dltnB-
m1Big tleiuen arcis bon @roB- SnOu.
iirieaen mo @roB-Sinan5icr5, Ole ci-
nen gnn3 unoer61ltniBmGBiq 6o6cn
9lutbeil bon 0ieiem nenen Reibtbum
on iid acriiien 6a6en. Gieiel6cu
&reiic iin0 es auh, III oeren Golden
sic rmgr6eurc ariegs &roipcritat ser
lebten orei Sabre balptiddJIib iih
/ ereoiien Bat llno oieiel6en areiie
iino es 0ie Jest mo iid oas gldtt6en
menoet nn0 es ans 3o6leu ge6t, mad
elmer @olfsahlci9e rrien m0 ieIbii
Die Eoiden mogfbit 5u6alten mol
len.
Man mirO abparten miiIien iDie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-16
garisn.lIc6crEdlt.

1ie Observation-Disclosures Der Ger
cinigtcu Staateu madt &aa-
StraBe groBe aupii6mer5cn
g8iirOc geruc ieben wcuu oies
cine Golfsanleibe mare Inter
Der jcbiaeu 6aiimg miiBtcn Die
@}iaiondre bcrbolten.
Bon europe ber me6reu iid Die
3ei6eu, ooB bort Scr 8rieOcu ni6t
me6r aIlju icrn 1T @ir bier IN
9(merifa a6er iino iocbeu crit in oen
@rirq ciugctreten, ioaen in 98irtlid,
feit crit 6ineinae6eu mo @aa Street
ite6t uoaIidnoig i'm 3eideu Der
ariegs 6inau5iune.
Dian lit bort bon Dem @ange Der
Iin9e fcinesmegs ent5iidt Ser
Wlarft 3oiQh icOs oeldlid gemig IaB
oie 9unoes.Gcaieumg ocn 9ctrie6
Der @a6ncn Eelegrapben im0 6cles
phone iibernimmt was ia mobl einc
ariegs .Otoi6meuoigfcit iit ldBt man
iid me6r ooer meniger geul gefallcn,
8unol, menn Der 9etrieb Oaourdl
Dcr6iaiot onocrerieits 0cn 9abnen
o6cr cine iubltontiellc 6radjtraten.
gr666ung 8uge6iaigt miro mas ia
fonlnen ioQ. 9hld bic s8elhnei0Hng
ser Gnpicr-, Stabl. lmO ariegsmate-
rial @roiite, menn lie aud 0cn be,
trefienoen g(ttien ni6t geraoe giinltlg
lit, lGBt man biugeben, DoraitSgeeBt,
0oB sic Rcgicrnug niht etma 81 Den
neOriaen @reiicn mlh iiir Die 9llliirs
ten cinfaitit mo bic 606eren &reile
uur nod iiir oen bcimiiden Gonll'
merten 6eitc6en 6lci6er Der neben
oen groBeu &eeieringS.2llIftrGg
nlr cine 5meitc 9iolle ipielen OiIrite-
Ql6er Die 9ono.2hlsgobe.
Sier liegt sic Gliele Der in &all
Street 6erriden0en 9eiurubigrng.
g2i6t etma, Dab man bciiirdtete, oic
NieIen-9luleibe laiir iicb nidt Our6.
fii6ren 3unul wenn Ole Gmiiiiou,
mic es 6ciBt aamdblid criolgen ioa.
glber Sic groBen 6inau3 Sntereieil
i6elen Iid oaDor, allein Die 9ait 81
tragen, lmO moaen iie. m0glibit oui
ous liebe 4llbliflm n6i6iebcn. ga.
Der oas IrGngen ouf cine nGolfsan.
lei6e". Olan 1T iih me6r o0er weni-
ger oariiber eiuig, DAB cine ioble bel
einem 3insfuB BON 31a 4ro3ent nibt
moglib it, mo 0oh sic Spar6anfen
gum G6eil 4 @ro5ent be5a6lcn imo
genug iibere 9lnlagen Oor6onoen iino
sic Iogar me6r ergeben llnO man
orinet oes6al6 in Sic &cgicring, oen
3inshiB auf A @ro3ent 6inaui5ui
Id6rauben luo Die 9lnlei6e MIR bon
Ser aep51nlidleH @intommeniteuer
au beireien, anitott lie gdn8lid iteuer.
irei 81 naden. Inter ioden 9eoini
gltgen glaubt man Der0e 0as @n
bliflm iid i'll 9roBen 0}aiien an oer
9lnleibe bet6eiligeit ipdbrenO ionil
nir Whtlti4Nliaiondre iie ii6erne6mer
f6nnten, 0ie oaiiir Oann on0erc, quite
glnlagepertbe aaf ben 0urft perfer
piiroen. Gaourd a6er Diiroe oel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-16
WrnnOiteinIeonna.

On @opans uurOe Der @umoitein
Oes ncucn .St. @liia6et1sSeimS fiir
9}eaerfiu0er~ an ser @beItnlt SiQs
9lpcnne gelegt. IS betbciligten ih
sic columbus Sitter" in boiler
llniiorntlmo 0icle angcie6cnc aat6o.
lifea mareu 5ugegen. gii6of O. g..
Gorriaau Inter 9liIiIien3 me6rerer
@ricicr, 6iclt oen @otteSoienit. g(n
Scr Spite 0eS Snitihlt5, Oas iih iebt
an Scr ct. @oul- -StroBe beiinoet,
ite6t Ohltier OiilOreO. g9eil iidl 0aS
@erf oerartia ausbreitetc, rplrOe oas
I'M iu1teren StaOttbeil bciinolic6e @e-
bGuOe in9eniigeuo. Gas nclie @e-
6duoe miro 300 bei 40 Z. groB icin.
Ger 9ou miro inn r0miiden Sti( oili-
geii6rt ruo bier StodlDerfe bod
meroen.
Gas Seim miro 300 ainoer be-
berbergeu. GaSieI6c itebt lrnter ser
C66ut Scr 6ron3isfaner S9peiiern.
@s miro einenGonoelit fir 40 Sdwe-
tern uuo cine @aidanitalt 6eliben.
Gas olte Seim al ser ct. Saul.
StroBe muroe pegeu @rpeiterung
Der StraBe BON Der StaOt mifeefauit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-16

fb sic Iinae scitalten loeroen. S6
cS 6ci Ocn 31a @ro3cnt iiir oie Bombs
bIci6t, lno o6 sic ariegs-3uiobIieucr
wirflid 10 fonuut mic &ail Strcct
erwartct, no man olli etpo 80 @ror
sent rednet. Gam crit oiirite Der
Marft iein @lei1gemic6t wieoeriin4
0cn oas i6m Jest ob6anoen gefom-
men 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-16
glus Dem 9nueren MarDlano's uHO
ben anereH5enOen StaateH.

2teutenant 9Dron berb ei. E.
ratbet.
Pins Sagerstofun Y}o., miro be-
ridtet, Dab ole Erauung BON 2ieut.
Solep6 g8. Byron, Oes Sobnes bon
Maior uno Srall g s. gDrou BON
bier, nit 6rdulein Suianne 9iice,
Der Eodter bon S6erit Seogtpid bon
Sort Seapenwortb, in Der 0ortigen
aapelle poll5ogen iuuroe, nobel Der
gruoer oes 9rdutigams, @iaiam 9.
91ron als 9rautfiibrer fungirte
Sielaenant gDron graouirte bon
@eit @oint inO lit beim 5. &aballc.
rie9legiment in Gan 9lntonio, Ser,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-16

rNfIfftN ONft w
Seite lnO Dem giis
den bis id fat
10 a b II iinnig mar.
SSd sin9 81 Der
lcbie0enen Aer5ten
uno nlle la9ten tc5
battle i5rauenleiOen
uno tniiroe uicbt &c
iuu0 perDen bis icb
mid operiren luiie.
gSor oicier 3eit bait
te icb bier Sabre &c
litten; aber je ulebr
D}eDi3in icb nabm,
Satt, ft.,,uFa,- t,,,ft.Ap
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-05-04

There II more Catarrh In this section OF
the country than all other diseases put
together. and until the last few years
was supposed TO be incurable. For a
great many years doctors pronounced II q
local disease and prescribed local reme-
dies, and by constantly falling to cure
with local treatment. pronounced IL incur
able. Science has proven Catarrh to be q
constitutional disease. and therefore re-
Quires constitutional treatment Halls
Catarrh Cure. manufactured by +. ].
Cheney q Co.. Toledo. Ohio. Is the only
Constitutional cure on the market II Is
taken internally. II acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the system.
They offer one hundred dollars for any
case IL fails to cure. Send for circulars
and testimonials.
Address; +. ]. CHENEY q CO.. Toledo. O.
Sold by Druggists 75c
Take Halrs Family pills for constipat ion.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-05-04
PROBATE COURT PROCEEDINGS

Jesse Cott,ell, Incompetent. Petit
tion for appointment of Guardian filed
Hearing May 14th.
Silas M. Trowbridge, decd. Will
and Pctonitto aieeeedMna i
and Petition to Probate Will filed.
Hearing May 21st.
Thomas C. Welch, decd. Petition
for appointment of Administrator fill
ed. Bond filed and Letters issued to
Charles Welch.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-05-04

Mary A. Fighter, decd. Final
Account and Waiver of Notice Of hear
ing on Final Account filed. Order
GLOWING Account and Assigning Resi-
due.
Anna Securing, decd. Bond filed
and Letters of Administrations issued
to Carl Securing. Order appointing
Appraisers and hearing on claims.
Claim day, August 9th.
Edward j. Coy, decd. Bond filed
and Letters of Administration issued
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-05-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

George Hastings to Wesley Hosier
4 w. Lot 3, Hastings AID. Bangor
$1,000
f. w. Hubbard & w. to Melvin H.
Wilson Lot 8, Hastings AID. Hartford
$1.00
Thomas j. Johns ct al. to Samuel
Martin, Pei. Blk. 1, Freeman Stowe
AID. Hartford-$2000.0
George H. Hastings to F. w. Hub
bard, Lot 8, Hastings AID. Hartford,
$4,000.
VIM. M. Myers ct al. to Daniel F.
Shaw ct al. Pei. Blk. "Q", Decatur
$1.OO
Edward Desenburg to l.. f. Shepard
Pei. Sec. 26, Paw Paw-$940.0O
Clara o. Monroe to Andrew Olson
& w. Pei. Sec. l, Covert-$40000
Carrie j. Monroe ct al. to Jacob
Bid ct al. Pei IL ga acres, Sec. Is,
South Havene$140000
Carrie j. Monroe ct al. to David E.
TAFT e. w. Pei. Sec. Is, South Haven
100000
Olney Land Co. to M. f. Cook, Pei.
Sec. 2, Antwerp-S1.00
Charles p. Bradley & w. to Glenn
Garfield, Pei. Sec. 1S, Pine Grove
S1.0O
Caroline Phillips to Margaret Lar
away, Pei. Blk. %, Lawton-$45O.0O
Albert Kennedy to Victor A. Chand-
Ter & w. Pei. Blk. II, Pine Grove
$1.00
w. r .Sellick to Leroy H. ,Cummins
ct al. Pei. Blk. AZ, Paw Paw-$100000
T. w. Valleau to Nina A. Brown,
Pei. 10 acres, Sec. 5, Almena-$5000
Ralph W. Emerson & w. to Robert
l.. Gear, "a acres, Sec. 8, Antwerp
$1,000
Stephen Stowe G. w. to l.. w. Dis
brow, Pei. Sec. 21, Bangor-$1.00
Alfred McCowen & w. to F. C.
Aren't & w. 90 acres, Sec. II Keller
$1.00
James f. Trim to James f. Ander-
son, Pei. Sec. 7, Antwerp-$10.00
Harrison Riley ct al. to Bruce B.
Barney, ct al. Sec. 26, South
Haven-S10.00
Ella Lovina Lewis ca al. to James
f. Trim Pei. Secs. & 6, Antwerp
$1.0O
Alice Butler to Walter Snyder & w.
Pei. Sec. 33, Waverly-$1.00
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-05-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED

Daniels p. Michels, 20, South Haven
Pearl G. Smith, %, Decatur.
Roy G. Steele, 81, Decatur
Mildred Flagler, %, Paw Paw.
Robert Hyames, %, Go6leville
Rae Thayer, %, Gobleville.
Stanley Halliday, %, Lawton
Nellie Gum, 18, Allegan.
Three marriage Licenses issued
which were marked don't publish.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-05-04

to Eugene Allen. Order appointing
Appraisers and hearing on claims.
Claim day, August 9th.
Orpha Curry, decd. Testimony of
freeholders filed. License to sell real
estate issued.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-05-04
FREE COUNTY SERVICE.

During the hrst week or February
1917 probably the week of the light
est business of the whole year,
4420 FREE CALLS
between Exchanges were made by our sub
scribers. This is an average of 637
per day, Including Sunday. Over zoe
miles of the line are required to give
this service. The busiest week of the
summer will show more than a sc
per cent increase in business, compar-
ed with the above, so that the total
number OF free calls between exchange;
made by our subscribers in q
year, amount to more than
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-05-04
EAST ARLINGTON & WAVERLY

Elven Tyler has a nephew from La
Gotta helping him this week.
James Brown and family were
guests at the S. r. Smith home Sun
day.
Mrs. Ella Hutchins called on Emily
French Sunday.
Glenn Guttick is working for S. r.
Smith.
Miss Hettie belong and Mrs. Fran
ces belong, Mrs. Sarah Smith and
Mrs. Norah Culver were shoppers In
Kalamazoo Saturday.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-05-02

The Trading Post expect line Of
trimmed hats on the first boat
which will be on sale at very rea-
sonable prices
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-05-02
EDWARD FREEMAN AP-
pointed DISTRICT JUDGE

Under the terms of the Griggs-
Healy bill passed during the closing
hours Of the session creating another
judgeship for the Eleventh Judicial
district, Governor Burnquist on Sat-
urday appointed Edward Freeman of
Chisholm to the position of Judge.
The appointment holds until the
end of 1918. Nominations for the
full six year term will be made the
third Tuesday of June of next year
and the election will take place in
November. The range bar associa
tion at recent meeting after sever
al ballots endorsed Assistant County
Attorney Boyle for the position with
freeman a close second in the votes.
1t is the general impression that the
appointment will be highly satisfac-
tory to the bench and bar of the
Eleventh district comprising St.
Louis, Cook and Carlton countless
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-05-02

The Congregational church build
ing fund is now open. All those
having promised subscriptions to the
same can call and pay at my store
F. E. AIM, Treasurer.
M. R. Beebe and J. A. Kirkwood,
Jr., returned from Duluth last night
where they went to take examina-
tions for the officers reserve corps.
They do not yet know whether they
will be accepted or when they will
be called for duty.
Mr.. H. F. johnson of the Hague
Lutheran Synod, who has been CAL
led as pastor of Norwegian congre-
cations in this county, is expected
to be here next Sunday and will
preach in the church in the village
Sunday morning at 1920.
H. A. LeSueur arrived last Thurs
day by stage. He has accepted the
position of highway engineer of this
county and Immediately entered upon
his duties. He is making a survey
of the five miles to be constructed
between Lutsen and Caribou Point
this week.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-05-02

BRIDGE OVER PIGEON
RIVER NOW A REALITY
County Commissioners Make Inspec-
tion and are Well Pleased With
the Structure.

The county commissioners, accom-
panied by the county auditor, the
county surveyor, the road engineer
and VIM. Corcoran Of the Pigeon Ri
yer Lumber Company, inspected the
Pigeon River bridge last Friday. They
We're met at the bridge by VIM.
Scott and Engineer B. J. Fegles Of
Port Arthur.
They are highly pleased with the
bridge and say it is a good substan-
tial structure, and, expect for the
approaches on both ends it is fully
completed. The approaches are two
short and steep and were put in
temporarily as they run short Of
material at the time it was built,
but will be fixed in a very short
time.
One of the Winger & Robertson's
Fords, driven by Emil Hall, was the
first American car to cross the bor-
der on the new bridge. Mr.. Scott
came through with his car as far as
Hovland, where they stayed over
night.
The bridge was built at a total
cost of $4,8O1 .78.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-05-02
GOVERNOR Vetoed WOLF
BOUNTY APPROPRIATIONS
Auditor Will Pap No More State
Wolf Bounties Until Another
Appropriation is Made.

County Auditor Carter has been
notified by the State Auditor that
the state cannot reimburse the coun-
ty for wolf bounties paid during the
past two years. The state law al
lows bounty of $3.50 for each wolf
killed, and the county pays another
$3.50; for the past two years this
county has advanced the state boun-
ty, paying the trapper the full SIS,
expecting to be reimbursed as soon
as the legislature made the appro-
priation. The legislature appropria
ted 100000 to pay wolf bounty
claims now on file in the state audi
tors office and an annual appropria-
tion of 100000 for the next two
years, but the governor vetoed the
bill.
This county has already advanced
over $4,000 of state wolf bounty and
the Auditor says he cannot pay any
more until another appropriation is
made. Hereafter persons bringing
in wolves will be paid the county
bounty Of $3.50 and given a certifi-
cate by the auditor and his claim
placed on file in the state auditors
office for payment when the legisla-
ture makes another appropriation.
The state auditors letter to coun-
ty auditors follows:
1.-THE Legislature appropriated $780,
900 to pay wolf bounty claims filed
in this office the last two years.
''An annual appropriation for $780,
600 was made to pay wolf bounty
claims for each year of the biennium
ending July 31st, 1919
'These appropriations aggregating
$4,000 were vetoed by the Cover
nor.
The amounts due your county
for claims filed in this office to date
can, therefore, not be paid, nor can
payment be made for any claims
that may be presented by your coun-
ty during the biennial period ending
July 3lst, 1919
yours truly,
J. A. O. PREUS,
State Auditor"
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-05-02
SHERIFF ORDERS ALIENS
TO SURRENDER ARMS

You are hereby notified pursuant
to a proclamation issued by the
President of the United States of
America, residents who are not citi-
zens are not entitled to have in their
possession firearms of any descrip-
tion whatsoever;
Therefore you are notified to at
once bring to the Sheriff's office any
firearms you may possess, receipt
for which will be given you which
will insure the return of your prop
erty at the conclusion of the war,
which the United States is now en-
gagged in.
Failure to comply with this order
will result in seizure and confisca-
tion found in your possession.
(signed) L: H.. II ~ e., a, 4.
"Sheritf.'
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-05-02
The proclamation follows:

The proclamation follows:
''St. Paul, Minnesota, Apr. 81, 1917.
Notice is hereby given, that by
Proclamation, dated April 6, 1917,
the President of the United States
provided:
IL. That an alien enemy shall not
have in his possession, at any time
or place, any firearms, weapon, or
implement of war, or component
part thereof, ammunition, Maxim or
other silencer, bomb or explosive, or
material used in the manufacture of
explosives.
"2. That an alien enemy shall not
have in his possession, at any time
or place, or use or operate, any air
craft> or wireless apparatus, or any
form of signaling device, or any form
of cipher code, or any paper, .docu-
ment, book, written or printed in ci-
pher, or in which there: may be in
visible writing.
"3. Now Therefore, it is Ordered
and Directed, that all aliens of any
country that now is, at war with the
United States, shall Immediately de-
liver to the United States Marshal
for the District of Minnesota at St.
Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, Fergus
Falls, Mankato or Winona, or to the
Sheriff of the county wherein such
alien resides, or is domiciled, or
Chief of Police of any city, village or
town in which such alien resides or
is domiciled, any of the property
hereinbefore described that may be
in the possession or control of such
aliens, or any of them, and secure a
receipt therefor from the officer to
whom the same is delivered, provid-
ling that the same shall be redeliv-
cred to such alien at the close of
the war between the United States
| and the country of such alien.
"The United States Marshal NAV
for good cause shown permit such
articles to be retained temporarily
under such restrictions as he may
deem necessary, any such alien ene-
my who has not complied with the
above proclamation is subject to ar
rest by the United States Marshal
after April oath, 1917.
JOSEPH A. VESSEL.
United States Marshal,
District of Minnesota.
ALFRED JAQUES
United States Attorney,
District of Minnesota
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-05-02
MEETING TO INCORPORATE
FARM LOAN ASSOCIATION

The meeting to incorporate a Fed
eral Farm Loan Association will be
held in the Court room of the county
court house on Saturday, May 5th,
at 200 P. M.
An important part of the business
Of the meeting will be the election
by ballot, of the board of directors. !
And, in order that there may be the
least possible delay in completing
the organization, it is urgently re-
quested that all interested in the
purpose of the meeting make every
effort to attend.