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The Hattiesburg news., 1917-09-21


Already over two thousand war
work secretaries are inNthe field un-
der appointment. Another thousand
will soon be added. these men in
clude physical directors, educational
directors, etc. 1t is, the aim OF the or
ganization to supply every service for
which there is a demand The Young
Mems Christian Association secretary
has come to be the big brother Of
the troops.
Tho program planned for Associa-
tion buildings and auditoriums within
the camps includes motion pictures
professional programs, and other
forms Of entertainment, such as mass
singing, amateur dramatics, etc. The
plan for motion pictures involves the
presentation Of from eight million to
ten million feet of film a week. This
service is provided at actual cost by
/ the Community Motion Picture Bu-
reau A weekly newspaper OF eight
pages, In Trench and Camp Is be-
ing published under the general aus
pices of the Young Mems Christian
Association, for each Of the thirty.two
National Guard and National Army
camps.
The association buildings are free
1y placed at the disposal Of army chap.
lains for religious services. The same
! building is often used in turn for Cath
niics Protestant and Jewish services.
Rights of Columbus.
Just as the Young Mems Christian
Association represents the protestant
denominations, which win constitute
roughly so per cent Of the new army
So the Knights OF Columbus rcpresen,
the Catholic denomination, which vii
constitute perhaps. IS per. csnt of til,
army While this latter seciety Is /
fraterrsI organization, ii viii sustain
exactly the same re.ation to til,
camps as is sustained by the Young
Mems Christian Association, and vii
hold no meetings to which an thi
troops in the camp are not invited, rc
gardless Of religious or other prefer
ence. Indeed, the admission OF botl
these societies to military reserra
tions was upon the condition that the
would not limit their activities to
particular constituency, and that thei
buildings would at all times and TO
all meetings be open to the eptir
camp. The Young Mems Hebrew AZ
sociation in its recreational work ha
identified itself with the Young Men
. l6A ..s t.ltie,i.
E'hcro were rhrttetG.gtr Z 81, IaitT. 81;
ty.liYe knigAts OF CourtDus halls con
{ pietcd aAd In operation in the var
! Gus training camps. Fifty socretarie
We're at work, and it is estimated the
, within a few weeks two hundred al
] fifty Representatives of the Knights {
n Columbus will be ministering to tn
general welfare and comfort Of th
r soldiers i'll training camps.
i Each Knights OF Columbus hall
J, equipped with reading desks, benche
!. folding chairs, monographs, playe
I pianos, moving picture apparatus, at
e letic equipment, and facilities f
Il other entertainment. If there is
t demand, debating and literary soci
ties will be organized.
e American Library Association.
The commission asked the America
The Hattiesburg news., 1917-09-21
y, ,naRTY-TWo

" Was Appointed In April BY Secretary Of War Baker
Raymond B. FosdcA, Of New York, is Chairman
Members Are Leading Men of Nation--Importance of
Work Of the Commission is Great-Young Mems
Christian Association and knights Columbus Supply
Club Life and Entertainment in Camps
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-18
Gebr preismiirSia IN perfaufen.

9leines Sotel in Seenin. 5fpeE
8IodS bonn COURTEOUS. Ger Ylass
nmfaBt einen Ider, on bier Stra-
BEN gelegen, nit pielen id)onen 8di-
men beitaroeu. Gignet iih gut fir
Elm SonitartlrnL @utonobif : Shop
etc. @iiroe einen Cell in 2auo in
Der Nabe bon gan Intonio nebnnen.
Naberes in p@Ssreic &rcifc1 nosr hei
Der Gigcntiilerin SraR @aasnic
@ciners. gcalrin.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-18
RartpffeInubeIn nit
SteinpiIsen stfIllf.

@ebDrrte @tsinpiIae (eine 9aRe in
sipei EaHsn Mafer) pdfdt man al
unb. apeidt fie Gin. Dim Sage borauf
gitbs man lie ltdt trBden al (oas
Mdfer III @uppen III DerDenben|
ibdniet fs NIT SET ODER Butter. sass
ssbsdt, tDeid,, ftdlbt einen GblDffsl
aesbl bariibsr, fist @aI5 unb pstsrfi<
lie bei. flint fie in bic Eubeln nnb
rti&t fit, ipsrn gar ~getDDrben, gu mir
5ns, GdusrtObI, meibtraut nit Rint<
mel ober NIT frdftiefr 3tUitbtl< spoer
9dprifatunie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-18

tier ilno bel MncG prnids in 2iuer.
pool cine oauernoe llnterfnnft fin
ben uno % Icben. Gas bieten mir
Dir bicrnnit ali. Mebr fonnen mir
nad) beitem @eipiiien niht tnnl.
Sd) meiB niht, iparllim Sic Die SAINT
balen, Wfr. Merfer. Sd bin mir
feines llnredts beluuBt. SD erfiIle
bier meme Bflidt. Sd ipred)c als
Gbrilt, ais @entlenlon mo als gritc
mas eisentlid) ales brei Elm
mo oaiielbe lit. llto bin min fer
tiql"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-18
@eIIerie nit brunner
Sauce.

@ellerie briiben, fddlen, lpei4 TO.
den. (Dos @eneriemaher gu @upper
oeriD.rtsn.l 3tpei GbIDffel Mebl NIT
Butter unb elmer 3niebel bunfel serOs
itet, nit faIt,m Wufer forgfaltis Der>
riibrt, @aft bon etner 3itrone, einsm
2Drbserblntt, Sala, stipas .3itrone1>
f9aIe hinau. Stint Minuten foden.
ourhfieben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-18
Sir gus ano
Ra4e.
@arnierte @ier.

9artasiqdte gier tD.roen sef@dlt
boIbiert, nit ettpas finem Sal5 Be.
ftreut, nit Rapern. Saroel1en unb mil
lauren gurten sarniert uno NIT balbs
erftarrtem Mfpit iiberfiiIt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-18
e i bige6aIat t.

Rirbisz 5alat mirb aus gang flei.
men iunsen RirbiKen bereitet. Man
fodt bic RiirbiTe in Salapaher, ger
fdneioet ie, nodbem bas BaHer ab.
getropft. unb Grfaltung einsetreten 1T.
lpie @urfenfaeiben unb md9t fe nit
Oel, gTig unb Rrdutern an.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-18
Gtirt englijdt 6raa.
&oman pon HuooIpb ro +.
(Gortiekuna.)

SuL IIl@tCI ~ALG I'LL SRpASb uitSN7
fommen, borte er bon innett eille eiii
tonig uno aIeidmdBig re0enoe Mdn
neriti1nme. gr trat elm Seine,
6ran JOB Meih uno miioe, Die @anoe
i'm SdooB, in ibrem idtparsen 9rals-
erfleib auf benz Set, ibr ~geseniiber
Ser ate Muguitlts Sled. Die bage-
rem 3iige bes Mannes aus &an=
caibire idieien I'M 5ebn Sabre &c.
oltert. gr bate tiefe blare Sd)at=
ten untar Sen eeroteten 2iOern. aber
Die Mugen ielbit blidten flor nnp
fiibl. @elb fonnte man perlieren,
aber nibt Sen aopf. Seine 8orte
otmeten cine bol5erne, 5abe aalte:
vDie Babies baben iid iett allmab=
lid etmas berlibiet" iagte er. Bir
baben anfnngen f0nnerl, nit Mrs.
@iloing iiber Sic perdroerte Sad
lage gu reoen. Sd fanrlte ia oen
ungefdbren 1mfang oes ungliids
lfon felt geitern. SD batte 3eit, mir
8a iiberlesen, fpeIde MaBnabmen
1O paDe ore egre, Sglle,l snleh upe''p
81 IpnhlWels ~. V.eliss!
YET ga9eIe W
Den preubiiben Offi5ier. gr reidte
Inn nidt oie Sanb. Sr al oen Sab
rer, lel1 re lta fah1len, galIe p1s,s
falte gntIrellonng oella,lpen RET
nun Wferter rs oegrlII psss letpll unn ~ IS
zen Del PeM Sa1 $ oleqs
o la.s, !, h pstl s. lsutsl al
goilp aplpe115la 8elldu@l WY - aslls
eem oeren . lneH 'nll 5eet n..I.
SglIi n'epl u - S ~.
N.Y. ~. In'.ss n. ssssr sssa o;;h
= WY rs
l nps. s e.i ~, s%o r..
ge..sisu.. go!4su A'e Sdg nar ~,
Ieaas ps's 'eaesa eu' ann.
aas:'.s ~ aI ns;.s ~ ,s,,snars
e'eas guy. sD' ro;So.,sha4fras
i'W u'p On s.DIs sM s.
~ /. p'I 'up'. ;r l;ah ,non.,
em5 em.. y 3. @a :.a ~ 80;
~ a ~eel.aL unu, u's euIs so, ~. "s'
"em e. Ieasen ~,
~ g's.l s.'s hs'' "ms ,,,,S
MY ounn oDse.u v.@o". NV mss
puus. ua gaupe M.
lnlle sll.lle1 I"'p jul s;I4
tull nMp, a.a Oe"' gs.la a as
pls erllga. psl.e' a,. Jssu ua M
gallga l4pn ..,.sa TX fa :, 8,
s:. oas-aas,,starncIt So;
no, g1,ttor j, Soroen a.
GU "a,
Nv 100: n.u'I va.ou, M
snslssG ~. ,s' "s MI Gs n.y.
Den an0.nu ppn s.s.el shr,A i
w lui..s y lssl 81; mar RI
ps onnt oem 49,,
~: M .s .a Z
sn.p .n1l lv.es "',.us:., ' ~ -
81 nHs m 'u.u eOe al nu' 60
Ivten :D.a!''.. =. '..us q" o,s
~. nv .sssss sI
W. Sup aa..y. t. sane;smar
M s.ne p.pe ~ sss. 81
r. Iea;e q, ma d;rs ma,,oe M,
re,,rasn ~ oGen Gnapn mn gn,,.
founI er Il sin mo(hcHonnfpr
g~t,ortforofter, goIH p;n mae
.mn.n 5HTSo+ .s;,b ;,,,,,,er n,,rh a.
~ .5sItSt ,;5bofi;,,,nar nm 5eine az
I. ott hfs;Mt oIso mr. MA
as
],
S'e ln'.se olua lup el'ullpueil anl
y pltbi p.e Ssppen
ansn' y ms Sieu li'gr - n.le.p - !.
l.u'el g,ppe lol.. ut meliei V 9
Seniiu,luno Sll16lsi, nv 'D'ilen'
pab YET suller poH Deuilw'uaap y i.
uI 2JHftpJY Ulttle PtueItSS NtIIttQ-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-18
(5urtiesune foIat.)

Aae Gorten BON Srnd Irbeiten,
wie Slider, oJoIbers", grieiboscn mnb
Souberts, Garten, Gircularc, GiulaSnm
gen niu., im SeMtidt nna GnaIiidj, nett
onsgefibrt. @iIfun e Shwra.
M a II. Erintima 60, FOG Navarro ctr.
Gel. Grudett 1925.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-18
@9nittl
xWunberbar" 1T iebem, fpds
fem Denfp.rmDeen iberiteist.

aT UET - II
.Munberbar" lit iebem, fpds
fem DenfbermDeen iiberiteist.
Mm {teifIten gebt Is ba gu, tpp man
Ole meiften 8erbeusunger madt.
Die 2osif bat bier mddtiee 5eitS
De: 2iebe, 9aB, Snttrefe, gitelteit.
Die meiiten Menfden leben mebr
rah ber Mpbe als mad Der @ernunft.
Gs eibt nod Elm bdrteres Cos als
au frub fterben: gu fpdt seborer tuers
ben.
Iu + oas 8rot oes @eiites gilt Mne
erfennuns; nett .pidtiser aber 1T
Brot.
6 eeb0rt oft mebr Mut ba5m. feline
Meinuns gu anoern, als iRr treu gu
bleiben.
Das Muse TT Der @piesel Der
@tele, ab.r Is 1T oft redt fhledt se@
fdliffen.
Se0er Name lift ooIig, fperr, e
BON feinem jetpeilisen Srdser aolig.
sebalter iDirb.
Des 2ebens ,gs mar einrnal" bat
einen anbern Rlang dig ben unfrer
Sugenomatden.
NieI gu piel Mert auf bic Naei<
hung an6rer au lsseu, III elm dlIseraeirt
berrfdenber 5rrpabn.
! Das 4eben 1T f40n! MDstHees
nod 10 biele beftreiteH, irenr Der Sob
5usretft. sebei AUDI fees gu.
I Der 5auptfebier bes @hurffnrs
1T nint, bob e niht gum 3itle, fonz
bern. bab er barber bindns bringt.
u benz Wannu Der Nnertennuug
laNen mir ts uns ni9t stniiSen, rrs
berlanst mad Dem gifte ber @@mti=
9elsi.
8isDeiIen lit es seruten, bic
Wdbr9sit Iitber gang au berf4iDeisrr,
oIs iie niht bon uno runo berdrs 81
fugtn.
Die f~tilittbenbe nbr, bic fdsli@
sfDeimal Die ridtise s3eit anse5sist bat,
bIidt nod Sobrtn ouf cine large Reibe
bon GrfOfsen 5uriid.
Ni1ts biit bu. nidts 'Obre bic
unbern, Der berbifenite MenfMenbdHer
traudt ietne Mitrlenf9en bod, nenn
aud nut, i'm lie 5u haHtn-
Niemanb berfuHs, uus ffiner
Erinntrnns bic ktoDoIlsn 3eiteh au
ftreithen, benn bic tfiGnenrtiiben xass
'finb Il, aus benen mir iinfere grfubz
lruneen fhOpfen.
Mit Sem Slid mub man Is ma
den, ME nit Der gduabbeit: es ges
'nieben, fDenrt eSasiinifts, 1G5tbulb bus
Ben, tDenn Is l~nsinffig iii, unb 3u
Ssipaltfamtn MitteIn nilr i'm Notfaut
sreifen.
Der Wirtucs 1T nod fein Riint<
lei, troboem fh stru6t ofe1t Rlafe
NIT BorIiebs 70 Iennt, ia, fcgar glditbt,
NIT gfsreifuns bitfes Berries ~so
ipfo Rinffler 5u pctbtn. Riinftlerz
fmdft 1T ftin B~stufs5peis. fonbern
zine gang in6iDibuelIs Ggenf@dft.
fein uno tptife, beibt bic Melt
gu ntbn1en.
go. pie fie 1T, niht sanniib iia gu
grGmen,
Miit anen ibren llebeln uno proBlenien
genub gu fhOpfen aus benz ansenebs
men
limb f9 benz llnbequeultn dnbeques
men.
DER RIeifprtis fur bag Subr
1916 tDuroe bon BEN Ntrtrnuensmdr1
Or. Rarl Streder Der Ronissbtrger
D.i&ttrin Msnes Ntiesel, beren' 8dlos
ben uno aieber BON Rartsr Bfl6nsr
FRAT seusen, nnS benz Mrbeittroi8ter
Aeinri4 aerfdi perlitbtn. 2trf4 mar
nod Dor BEN Rriws Ref,lf&misb. vt
nurbt dls S~nfatterif i'm Mtften Dtr>
ipalnbet urbF itebt sitt3 sit III tfner nett
prxnbd9sn Gdrnifon. Der Altifs
prsis. Der iiinse, riIssen6e Ydlsats aiif,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-18

HOTEL ALAMO

325 alauto 8Iasa bubib snobllerte
refine 9immer. SOC, 75c 81 pei gag,
80 nn6 anfpdrts per Bod]e. S1nsMIeI
nit 2 Better $500 per gSooe. alls7
Selepbon grodett sos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-18
THE EIGHTEEN HOTEL

sgos bebeutet ggbe Gisbteenn? 9ns
bette .SoteI fir, bas fpeuigfte @elo in Sa1'
Nntonio. Gunner SOC. Nnsgeaeidu1efe
MsohIaeiten 26e. Nieorige Spe5talrd.en
per ISOLDE. Bab frei. grodett 6277; Sn
s~entroler Gage. 500 SiosNlarno On.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-18

8eitent glld unieren freien @atalo9
tiir Gamens usdb @efligel : UorIaIe.
Eoter seeb g., 420 SiioSSlores Sfr,
Gan Nntpnin. Serns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-18
4<3nlenner
6ols iInO NobIe.

Bir balteu bic bette .@ohle nn6 Sas
beIte BIennbol5. Yrobiert lns. g4aae
@psb 81 Goal Company. Grodett 6OoS
Nenes 9eIepbon 1911.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-18
sameu unb WeFagdfutter.

1reb etaffel, sis Dt : Commerce
ctr. Sen, @etrei6s, @arters nrlo TelO>
iannen. GefIigelfutter, Snt,ibatorer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-18
CROWN BOILING CoMPaNY


E6f'' ysasAer, BfIddfStaSFfF
1215>1225 5nbs Ct. San Mntonio, sex
fI S~abrifanten bon allen Mrten Go
6aiuaifer. M~ineraltpniier un0 borSfigIidp
benz ~uoIbefannten 2itbia GeIter
Eel. Irapis 4157. - Jrete abIiefernnsA
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-18

u M fteifiten sebt Is ba gu, tpp ma
Die mei}ten Nerbeusungea mddt.
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49, [
tbdtjttt tit mt sJstf oosr SnlIel. 5n.
sgsptdt. tDeIc1, itoubt srr'el' gBl0lle1
Meebl Datiibsr tlist sal5 nno pe'srl.<
Elet nfl. tuut l1e ~ PIG 5euOfln auO
ing, @dusrto1l Mstbfrasf mt HuI'-
Y 2 =" t1ul'Ss o'
7saplHa'u'le.
a..n4.-
- "
6ortssfOdte gier 'peroen init osr
S4alt bnrdseteilt. oas VI borll9f's
aus otr SdAale gsl0it nnD mt 9arz
belle Doer 1eri1s selddt. mt sa'5,
Wtsfftr uno etfDds flutt1eer Suiisr,
tOtr1 rlDtig t1nem ro4en " oermll@f.
Dsdn fuut bic yfatte " ose s'eIlnd'
len 5urud, Dridt tle feit an uno Pc
ftreut he duf ber pbertnr Stite nit s'a<
nisrmtN ooer s~erIeoentra SemH'sl.
Wean legt ffie NIT bteftr Sttte nap llilz
ten In eins l8fonnt init ndttpft'o heis
BEN GET uno1 brdtet re Drtt Dts nter
Ninuttn uffer 0fterem @diittelil Der
pfdnnt. 9Dr5agliA f1utedt oaaii cine
RemOulaoen@ ober Mdppnnoi1tnio uce-
-
WtFpbdlif4tr Hetsbentel
Mm beften niulmt man Elm babies
Nfnno aebrIbten mtis u1O Elm wiertels
6fuhb msteArobs, dbSsfdltmmts
Gro,ipen. r6f&t 6GBtr0etn Gin babies
pfiihb oetrD6nfte Dfidurilsn. sic man
It'd ei,em Wiisrttbfinb srpben HofF
men bttntHHt, An0 1tgt 0unn Elm II
foHtnbbtibem mailer d~u3gapiites
Wunbtum in cine @duFel, aibt Reizs
c3raiiben, pflauInt,1 uuh Rofinsn Ia
der,pfife biuein, Frfut 5pifMen Neis
ans efoupep efipus @ala niab binbei
oos munotu9 aber bic 3utaten ni4t
AZ fsFt. bomit lie aut auSaueIen f0nf
nen. aufomr,su. Ser Neisbtutef tpizS
in fod,nbes WoHer in einen ,ssniistnS
fiefen Qohtopf atbdnat. auf otNen Noz
Ben ma enttpsbsr einen Drubtroft leat
ober einen umaetsbrten seller tent,
bomtt Der BeuteI iid nidt onieben
lam. gr mus frei i'm Iop5 an einem
iibkr Sen Rohtopf qeleqten 5tod oher
SmirI5fi,I hGnoen. Mou fodt ben
Mdsbeutel afpsi @tin6sn, taudt Jpn,
.bepor n i'm ftiirat. einen Muaenblid
II foIt.s WdFer unb lat i'm auf
xinen Durn{&Ida. bepor maj, oos
m,ntbtu,h diifbirbet. quF biae Weifr
Strbiitet man Elm Northumberland.
Ouslmunbtith mnB Behiitfum an Ben
Gsiten bonn HeisbelteI abueapser pers
ben. cine @muRd ater i'm qeitIrst
uuk bonns Der Ntisbxif,I raid unlaes
ftbrs b erosn, WPon beitreut i'm bid
nit 3nder unb 3ihn1t un1 aibt cine
WH6tunfe ooau. Dife btrsitet ynou,
aus Wilm nit 3itHer uno einerl pfifs
Cali Sic maj nit Gptn{tGffe binbet
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-18

Die 2osit fat bier mddtise 5einz
be: 2iebe, 6aB, Snterefe, gttelfeit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-18

Der RIeiFprtis fiir oas Sabr
1916 tpuroe bon Dem Ntrtrauensmdn1
Or. Rarl @trsder Der R0nissberset
''Di&ttrin Nstes Miesel. beren' 8dao>
ben un6 aitber bon Rartsr Bfl6nsr
trait 5tusen, un6 benz Arbeittroi8ter
Aeinri4 lerfdi perliebkn. Dtrf4 mar
nod Dor BEN Rriws Refslf3ntisO. ct
.nurbe als Snfanftrit i'm Mlsfttn Der>
ipallbet uEb ftebbt sst Kit III sfney nett
praBii4.n Gnrnifon. Der Altits
rsis. Der ianse, rfisen6e Ydlsnts oiifs
mnntern Ion, lit AUDI biesmal an Die
ridtissn Mbrefen gesebtu porotn!
8ieIfad bate fih biz Rldse ers
boben, baB fid in ben Barrier 9beas
tex nsin 2utus breitmade, Der nit Der
Fiegsaeitg tpenis %barmoniere. Die Rez
sternns bat nun beidlofen, bagegen
einSuFnreiten unb 9at Elm Dttret en-
laTen, iponah bas gublifum bis gum
gnoe ots &rieges in Den bier iubnen>
iionierten 5beatern (oen beiben Spern,
Der gomebie 5raneaiie unb Dem
Ooson) muir i'm Strabenan5ug 5useldis
fen nirb. 9errn i'm Jrad ober
Smofine tperbsn alio tiinftig on Der
,Rontrole@ auriidsepiefen. Dos
.Ssournal bes Oebats" fuirft nit Reht
Die Groee auf. pie man benn Gurus
toiletten Der 9amen bon ben Sfraben>
onsiia,n i,ntrrffsf6en trone.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-10-31
~ DEAD AND Dosvh TlHlsER

- very valuable suggestion comes.
from one Of Minnesota's very best
newspaper men, MIR. Burt Nv. Day, Of
Hutchinson. He writes the Commits
sion of Public Safety, calling atten-
4tion to the tremendous amount Of
dead and down timber that is going
to waste in the timbered sections in
this state. y q $$; "a AZ s.%. ..r
In the face of an almost certain
shortage Of coal before spring, it
would seem that extraordinary mea-
sures should be taken to make use Of
this timber, and which may ne of
great value if properly handled.
In all communities there are many
people who can make use of this ap-
parently worthless material for fuel
in their kitchen ranges in place of.
coal, or by people who are not abun-
dainty supplied with the worlds
goods, who cannot afford coal at al
most any price. The difficulty mob
tanning permission from the owners
of timber tracts to gather this tim
Der, should be overcome by desire
to assist our nation in outstanding
every resource and at the same time
assist those in the community who
will find it hard to provide them
selves with fuel even though it
might be available. Those who have
always been abundantly supplied
with coal will experience sense of
security, with several loads of this
sort of fuel in the back lot. The
greatest value, however, would be in
the fact that it would supply a
great number of families who are
not in a position to use more expen-
sive fuel and who would be eager to
seize any opportunity that might be
offered them to obtain their winters
fuel from the neglected timber
tracts of nearby farmers.
Organized effort can we'll be made
to good advantage in every commun-
ity, to see that those who can use
this sort of fuel in place of coal, are
provided with all that they can use,
or given an opportunity to secure it
for themselves. It will prove very
useful and economical if properly
handled.
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No. 2138
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF RE
DEMPTION
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR. Cou1
ty of Cook, State OF Minnesota.-ss.

OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR. Coun-
ty of Cook, State OF Minnesota.-ss.
To H. w. Hendrickson.
You are hereby notified that the fol-
lowing piece or parcel of land situated
in the County of Cook, State of Mime
sofa, and known and described as fol-
wv Of NWA, Lot of Section 27,
Township So, Range 2 West. is now as
sessed in your name.
That on the 18th day of May 1912,
at a sale of land pursuant to real
estate tax Judgment duly given: and
said County of Cook on the 21st day of
March 1912, in proceedings to- enforce
the, payment of taxes delinquent upon
said County Of COOK The above e' de ee b.
ed piece or parcel of land was offered
TOR sale and no one bidding upon said
for the State of Minnesota. for the sum
OF ($22 32) Twenty-Five and >32/100
That thereafter and on the 18th day
of August 1917, the said piece or par
eel of land not then having been re-
d deemed from said sale was sold and
Auditor, of said County pursuant to
the order and direction of the State
Auditor Of Minnesota, and pursuant to
the statute. to an actual purchaser for
the sum Of sixty-seven Dollars and
: Twenty cents.
That the amount required to redeem
said piece or parcel of land from said
sale, exclusive Of the costs to accrue
upon this notice is the sum of ($67 .20)
Sixty-seven Dollars and twenty cents,
. per annum on ($67. 2O) Sixty-seven and
2O/1O0 Dollars from said 18th day of
August 1917, to the day said redemp-
ton is made.
That the tax certificate issued to
said purchaser has been presented to
me by the holder thereof and this no.
tice requested.
That the time for redemption of said
piece ors parcel of land from said sale
will expire sixty (60) days after the
q service of this notice and the filing Of
proof of such service in my ofl4ce. 8
Witness my hand and official seal
this 26th day of September, 1917.
r. r. CARTER,
(Seal Of County Auditor, Cook County.
Minnesota.) 5FZz#- ~ . ..@ @.
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OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR. Coun
ty OF Cook, State OF Minnesota SIS.

10 H. w. Hendrickson.
You are hereby notified that the fol-
lowing piece or parcel OF land situated
in the County OF Cook State of Mime
sofa. and known and described as fol-
sWA OF sWA. Lot of Section %.
Township 63, Range West. is now as
sessed in your name.
at a sale of land pursuant to the real
. estate tax judgment duly given and
made in and by the District Court in
said County of Cook on the 21st day o.
March. 1917, in proceedings to enforce
the payment of taxes delinquent upon
zeal estate for the year 1910. for said
1 escn Of Cook the above Described
sale, and no one bidding upon said Of
fer, said piece or parcel, was bid in
for the State Of Minnesota for the sum
OF (s24 3O, Twenty-four and 3o/1OO
That thereafter and on the 18th day
OF August; 1917; the said piece or par
Gel not then having been redeemed
at public sale by the County Auditor
of said County pursuant to the order
and direction of the State Auditor of
Minnesota, and pursuant to the statute,
sixty-eight Dollars and ninety cents.
Ihat the amount required to redeem
sale. exclusive of the costs to accrue
upon this notice, is the sum ($68 9O),
Sixty-eight Dollars and ninety cents,
and interest at the rate of II per cent
per annum on 1865. 90), Sixty-eight and
10000 Dollars, from said 18th day of
August 1917, to the day such redemp-
ton is made.
That the tax certificate of sale is
sued to said purchaser has been pre-
scented to me by the holder thereof and
this notice requested.
That the time for redemption of said
piece or parcel of land from said tax
sale will expire sixty (6O) days after
the service of this notice, and the filing
Witness my hand and official seal
this 26th day of September 1917.
T. I. CARTER
1913 Auditor Cook County, Minnesota.
(Sea l County Auditor, Cook County,
MinneSOta)
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Don't be a Stacker

: CAN you look the world squarely in the
" face and feel you have done your full
duty?
Are you buying every Liberty. Bond
you can afford?
Your right to Liberty and happiness
has been attacked. If your boy, whom you
have sent to the front to fight for you is
not given enough munitions and provisions
to hold back the German horde, the fate
of your home will be the fate Of the homes
of Belgium
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No. 2137
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF TIME
OF REDEMPTION
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-23

A. B. Shubert, president of The
largest house in the world dealing in
American raw furs. states that $4,000,
600 per year has been paid for skunk
hides in the United States aDne for
the past zen years If this is true
why don't our military leaders get
busy and offer reward for skunk
cologne and then spray this on the
enemy Talk about mustard gas and
all the other deadly gases the Ger
mans are using. Why they wouldn' I
be in II with our extract OF skunk cas.
With ii We could drive the enemy out
of the trenches, and by jing, they
would stay out,