davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-02-18

vey No i0ls Ccommon) of 6.7s7 acres. and conflict with Survey No. Sl1, Rainbow lode, and Survey No. 10ls. Little Comet mine lode. and Black Eagel lode unsurveyed tCOmmonl of oO62 acres The presumed course of the vein on this claim is from the south end center North , l0' East 13OO.3 feet.
 BIC COMIT'
 Beginning at Corner No. 1, the Northeast Corner. whence the Cor her for Sections 15, IA. 23, and A., Township 20, South. Range 22 East G. X $. R. B. X Nj. bears South IF lJ' West SOi. feet thence South l3' 2T' West l431.40 feet along line 2-3 Survey No. iO17, Big Comit mine lode 10 Corner No. 2. the Southeast Cor ncr; thence North 67' 41' West 5O7 20 feet to Corner Nc. 3. the Southwest Corner: thence North 12' IT East ls26.3O feet along line 5-6 Survey No. lO17. Big Comit Mine .lode and the east side of Papago lode. unsuryeyed to Corner No. 4, the Northwest Cor ner; thence south 67' 1T East 53I feet to Corner No. l, the place of the beginning; containing a total area of l6.952 acres. The presumed course of the vein on this claim is from the North end center South IF 39' West 1427.1 feet.
 MINERS DREAM"
 Beginning al Corner No. 1. the Southeast Corner. whence the quar- ter Corner between Sections g and "A, Township 20 South Range 22 East C. & $, R 5. X NJ. bears North S0' 29' East 47i.2 feet: thence North 67 1T West 59OS0 feet along line i-5 Survey No. 1016. Miners Dream Mine lode to Corner No. 2, the Southwest Corner: thence North lg' 39' East l4g2.3O feet along line j'6 Sur. No. lOl6, Miners Dream lode and the east side line Of Pima lode unsurvoyed to Corner No. 3, the Northwest Corner; thence South 67' AT East JO72O feet to Corner No f. the Northeast Cor ner. thence South 16' 2T' West I4s8.5O feet along line 2-3 Survey No. 1916, Miners dream Mine lode 10 Cor ner No. 1. the place of the beginning Containing total area of 1S.7S7 acres. The presumed course of the vein on this claim is from the North end center South 16' 57' West l4g7 3 feet
 The location notices of said claims, upon which this application is based, is recorded in the office Of the County Recorder of COchise- County. Arizona, as follows:
 LITTLE COMET Book 90 Record of Mines Page 226;
 BIC COMIT'' Book 50 Record of Mines Page PIP;
 MINERS DREAM" Book 50 Rec ord of Mines Page 229:
 The names of the adjoining claims are: On the North WIDE WEST lode On the East Rainbow lode, "Elgin' lode, and Black Eagle lode. On the South claims and claimants unknown. On the West Rainbow ,de, 'Papago" lode and Pima" lode.
 J L. IRWIN.
 Register First publication February IS. 1917.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-02-18
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR UNITED STATES PATENT
 MINERAL SIRNEN NO. a2l3
Serial No. o3IS2o

MINERAL SURVEY NO. 32ls
 Serial No. 03l320
 United s'a,,s Land Ohce Phoenix. ATi-ara.
 Feb 1o. 1917
 Soiice IS hgreiy isen ,lIat Bunker Hil MiE5 Company whose poslofiice address is Tombstone, Arizona, has made ap?liJauo for .atci,. for the following named lode mining claim. situate D. tho tombstone Hining Dis. trict Coahi-e County. Arizona:
 HEAD CENTER YELLOW
 JACKET"
 Beginning at Corner No. l. the South-5as. Corn,- whence the CorneT fer Sections Il, 12, lS. T., Township 2o South. Range 9. Fast. C. X s. K B < Nj bears South SG' 5i' East 7S2.S feet; thence South S-' 37' West 47i.sn feet to Corner No. 2 the South west Corner; thence North 2i' 2o' East Il.2.IG feet Q Corner No. 3 the Northwest Corner. thence North S7' S1' East t-l.g3 f,cf tc CCrn-r No. 4 the North-eas; Corner; thence South A 20 West ll72I6 feet to Corner No. l. the place of beginning; contain ing @ total area ol li.545 acres. EX- presly excluding area in conflict with Gen. No. l55. Lot Nc. i9 Tranquility lode of 2.ClS acres. and Gen. No. l56. Lot No. IS. SulI huret lode of 1920 acres and Gen. No. 25S. Lot No. "A Flora Morrison lode oi 1864 acres The presumed course of the vein on this claim is frsl .Ha South end cen ter North 2s' % East I172I6 fec: The location notice oe said claim. upon which this application is based, is recorded in ths CTce of the County Recorder cf Cochiss County, Arizona. as follows:
 HEAD GEETEa-G ELLOw JACK EFT" Book a Record of Mines page 21S.
 The names Of the adjoining claims are: On the Nor,h Gen. No. I55. Lot No 49 "TRANQC!LLITY" lode. On the Eas, Ger. No 252. Let No. 6s CONFINEMENT lode ard Gen No 120 Lot No 27 CONTENTION" iod2. On he South Gen. No. 25S Lot No. 74 FLORA MORRISON" LODE On the West Ger Ne 15G Lo, No. AS "SLPHURET" lode and Gen. No I55 Lot 10. 4s "TRANQULLITY' lode
 J L. IRWIN.
 Register. First publication February IS, 1917.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-02-18
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
 UNITED STATES pATENT
MINERAL SURVEY NO. 3222

Serial No. 031319 United States Land Office, Phoenix, Arizona.
 Feb. 10, 1917. Notice is hereby given that Bunker Hill Mines Company whose postofiice address is Tombstone, Arizona, has made application fer patent for the following named lode mining claim, situate in the Tombstone Mining Dis
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-02-18
J. l.. IRWIN,
 Register
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
 UNITED STATES PATENT
MINERAL SURVEY NO. 322S

MINERAL SURVEY NO. 1926
 Serial No O3l33O
 United States Land Office, Phoenix Arizona
 Feb. 10, 1917
 Notice is hereby given that Bunker Hill Mines Company whose postofice address is Tombstone Arizona, has made application for patent for the following named lode mining claim. situate in the Tombstone Mining Dis trict. Cochise County. Arizona:
 OREGON
 Beginning al Corner No. l, the Northeast Corner. whence the w. C. for quarter Corner between Sections II and 15. Township 20. South Range 22 East G. X s. R B X NJ bears North 2S' 09' West 460.9 feet; thence j7Uth 3' 15 West 600 feet to Corner No ?, the Southeast Corner: thence North 73' 32' West 14O7.sO feet to Corner No. 3, the Southwest Corner: thence North 3e l5' East 600 feet to Corner No. f. the Northwest Corner; thence South 730 32' East li01.SO feet to Corner No. 1. the place of beginning; containing a total area of 1S.S17 acres: expressly excluding area in conflict with lot No 56 Luck now lode, and Survey No. 357, Knox vile lode tcommon) of 0696 acres. and conflict with Lot. No. 56 Lucknow Survey No. 357 Knoxville and Survey No. s72, Longfellow lode (ccmmonD Of 0.236 acres. The presumed course of the vein on this claim is from the East end center North 73' 32' West 1407.S feet.
 "FLORODARA"
 Beginning al Corner No. 1, whence the w. C. for quarter Corner between Sections 14 and l5. Township 20, South. Range 22 East G. X S R. B. & NJ. bears North IT. A West 92s.s feet; thence South S60 3V East 664.sO feet along line 5-s Survey No. AT Prompter lode to Corner No. ?, the Northeast Corner; thence South 5 2l East 600 feet to Corner No the Southeast Corner; thence North S20 5S' West 1fS1.3O feet to Corner No. 4, ihe Southwest Corner: thence North J' 2l' West 600 feet to Corner No. 5. the Northwest Corner; thence South 13' 32' East s35.4O feet to Corner No 6. thence North g 15' East 96.20 feet to Corner No l the place of begin. ming; containing a total area of 1885 acres. The. presumed course Of the vein on this claim is from the West end center South S2' 5S' East 14S1.3 feet.
 The location notices of said claims are recorded in the office of the Coun | ty Recorder of Cochise County, Ari zona, as follows:
 OREGON" Book 50 Record o Mines Page 214;
 "FLoRODARA" Book 50 Record o i Mines Page 215:
 The names of the adjoining calm, are as follows;
 On the North 'Longfellow," "Merr, Christmas" "PrOmpter" and "Moun tain Top" lodes. On the East Prompt err and Mountain Top" lodes. Or the South 'Black Top" and "Con tact" iodes. On the West Contact and Lucknow" lodes.
 J. l.. IRWIN,
 Register | First publication February IS, 1917
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-02-18
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
 UNITED cTATEs PATENT
MINERAL SURVEY NO. S2l5

MINERAL SURVEY NO. 3215
 Serial No. 031326 United States Land Office, Phoenix, Arizona
 Feb. 10, 1917. Notice is hereby given that Bunker Hill Mines Company whose postoflce address is Tombstone, Arizona, has made application for patent for the following named lode mining claim.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-02-18

Recorder of Cochise County. Arizona. as follows:
 "McCANN' Book 50 Record of Mines page 209.
 The names of the adjoining claims Sre. On ihe North, Lot No. i0, Gen. No. l3I. LUCKY CuSS" lode. on the East "C. 0. D" lode Survey No. S2S. n the South LUCKY SURE" lode Survey No 265. on the West WEDGE lode Survey No 367 Am. and "ESCoNDIDO" lode Survey No. .2ls
 d. l.. IRWIN.
 Register. First publication February IS, 1917.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-02-18

M IN E4NAL iit. F.1 NC. |-iE
 Serial Nc G3I232 United States Land Office. PhoeniZ Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-02-18

J L. IRWIN.
 Register. First publication February IS, 1917.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-02-18

Serial No o3l32+ United States Land Offce. Phoenix, Arizona
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-02-18

First publication February IS. 1917.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-31
&ttalat,n

rIieens Iegl1" lnles fplgeroe
ON Be brpgeoe Eartiforbolb / Mus=
lallo, ion fan paoregue allnil1oelig
Slltcrcsic.
usSaa Iing giDer ct beore Billebe
at oel1 rabifn1e politilfe Snpp.t=
riltg, ioln erl foregaaet Huslan6,
ello cit Sberligt pper Eortiforbol=
bcne fgn og efter Nebolltio11en. S
9nmaen bar 5ociolilternes fl1n re-
prpientcret Deb to il1aa sSraftioner,
lpn1 gonlfe ,piif fl1l16e gjpre fig breoe
! 9ebattcrlle, men fife ipilleoe mo-
gel1 iom bellt pofitiif Mo1le. Ser
in1oo pilte. Sc borgerlige 9ortier en-
1ono 5fala at Grupper % MfifDg=
ni11qer, lige ira pberite Sgjre til
Gaoetterne, uGrofegiprpartiet" !, lom
l19rneIt repr9lel1terebe en- bprgerlig
e1ropqif 2iberalisme. gfter Rebo=
lntiol1er er a1Ie oisle 8rapper iom
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-31

.forlel1oes on1fril1g til Weolenlmerne.
Den folteoe $156>000sat opfgre.
Ser bar 1l1on ita6ig paa 2nger u16er
eget Wl9rfe, 81. 6. Il. &olonialDa=
rer, Manl1faftnrparer, Dune= og
5erreflR6er, l1noertpi 5fotpj gfbi=
perillqsortifler for Meno, &pinoer
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@uert @alpaar fiaber 0er Ell
5a1nlnel1fon1it #5teo n1eo lloitilling
al 8orer. 9fDlig fa11ot Ell iaaoun
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Dor 6ettc operfplot al uDenbpa
&igbn1uno, Scr gjorbe SSlt6fj9b. =
Dn1 Mftenen bolot We0lemmernl
5oeres SorretningSn1pocr i @otellets
5eitiof.
Jorelringelts Grolibert er Moro=
s1nalaben G. S. Nelion>. Gjpbmonb
5laDton, 9Mi11t M0miniltrerenbe 81:
reftpr, 5efretpr pg &uslerer er s.
.@. gonoall, Nmbop, Mi1tl1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-31
aeaene ~. 9atota:

6. S. Babcoef, ser forefaor Mf-
belingcn for Deineraler og @rube=
britt beb 5tate11s llniber1itet ppfor=
brer Solf til at BRUCE 5totel1s eget
Gf1tl San gipr opnprfpn1 paa, at
Ser / Mor lon1 / tioligere 9(or n
bill il1bfpres pber to O9illip11er Sons
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Tor faa 9lor iioelr iagoe ont @aiolin.
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bring for Oljeinoultrien, lne1te
mon. ssssllaell boDoe noget ltgrre
&jeuoifob til 0ette Jluoiut1 og SET
bleb lioet brrgt til an6et enb &el1=
gjpring al &l90er. 9eu fun @runo=
poloe1l til 2a11oets Sl16n1tri fges
at pore bpgget paa @aiolin, og ben
cneite 5rDgt, Ser 11prcs / benne &et=
ming er, at Soripnil1gen en Doffer
Dag pil lippe op. Set iannlne bil
blipe Gii!1fploet meo 9tortD Dofotus
&u1forlpning, l1ener @abcocf. San
bor forctoget mango gfsperimenter
lne6 0ette Hroouft, og bo,t bor trent
bragt cit l1p Die, ion1 bon foloer
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CT megct Zig oln1in0elig @olo1in,
er St al oe 8ipro0ufter, Ser fore
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op6age, at 5tote11 = for life at 1ige
belc Nor6pelten - 1pppe NOT fan
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full.
81. gabcocf fonl til at op6aee
set ga11ife tirfn!oig beo at BRUCE Ell
nD 5relngongs1naohe be6 Bebal1blin=
gen at 2igniteful for at oribe nbcn
Sos, Gono og onore 8iprobl1fter
for 6ren1bril1gelien al @riquette.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-31
iselles sSnbfjpbsforenina.
,MctniIcrs' Gpn1n1ercioI l1ni

u91etailcrs' Commercial l1l1ipl1
CT ataDnct paa Ell al &j9bmGn0
(Detailban61ere) pber bele 2on0et
bonnet fGl1es Slbfjpbsforent1tg.
Sen teller MT. $50 Meolclnm1er
16 at ll11ione1,s 5toter, men Sc
f1elte fin6es / eeSlinois, Sonia, 8is-
conli11, Mi11nelota, 91or0 og 5D0
9afotu, Mo1ttono, MicbigaL 9te=
braifa og Weis1ouri. 8lonbt Spr=
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5fanoinoper. gn Ireojebel al bet
1amle0e Meo1ernsol1tol er iaaleocs
Norompl1o Soreningen itifte6es /
Des Moines, SSa., for Is glar lt0elt
1ue0 noglc Ioa &jpbll1plto ion1 0teo=
Iemmer, % @oDeoopqoDe1L ionl 81
latte Zig, par at gibre fRlles S11b=
fjpb, for berDeo at lporr uSsSobbers"
Grofit. Gen bor bobt gob Jre1l-
gang og gjpr I'LL oarlige sssl,ofjdb
til on1fring $4O,000,O0O. Sgjelu1eln
ben fan ll1il0re &ipbnu9no faa 9l11=
!eo1ling til at fon1me i. 8ereril1g
rneo BET beolte, ionl Worfcoct bar
at bD0e paa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-31
At1prtka.
Slouiulibereoc Sfplcr / sSolua.

NUu|ultutltUt S|UlCI OUuu"
sSSfglge cn lletpp offe11tliggjort
Mapport er Ser MI SSSolpa 235 fon=s
ipliberebc 5folcr, og 11aar Ser lo1t==
ti0ig lne1ocs, at Scr / 1918 fun Dar
II al 6is1e 9lnltolter, lao fon De
liges at bobe gjort en- encltaaenbe
rolf 6rerneolra. 5iolte 2egislotnr
bepilgcoe 100000 til 5tatsbioroa
for fonlolibereoe 5foler, % $50 al
bisie bill / s(or erboloe iaaoanlle.
8iorog. S 5fpleaorct 1918 Il. 4
por ser fun s fpllioli6ere0e 5fpler,
lon gjoroe fig berettigeoe til 5totsz
biorog, / 1914 -15 par Mntallef
lteget til 80 oa forrige Mor til So.
6or at erboloe 5tatsbiorag moo
fonlo1i0ere0e 5fpler bobe uo6erne
8Dgni1lgcr, life minore en0 5 Mcres
5folegrln6 lan1t baDe nOitDr Il.
prdftilf l1nberpis11i1g il16nltrielle
Sag. Mnnge al bisle 5foler bor bog
anlagt Ell breoere H1on, emo bpao
Staten forbrer, ioet sc bar @pnls
11oltiflofale % Ell bel nbltDret Iorz
lpgsforlu. Dpor GleDerne .ll10er ge=
1tprerel1s Sejleoni1g foretoger 5orz
lpgsoprfning / 2pbet al 5on1n1erz
lnooneoerne. sesffe 1oo foo nf 0isle
Gfoler er giort til laofa10te COM
.ll1ltl1itp cel1ters" for Diltriftet, og
/ 2pbet at &i1teren bolOes ser Sur
n1crn1p6er of alle 5logs me0 Sore
brag og fprlfjel1ige on0re l1noerz
bp1bni11ger. Ser 19Dnes ipeciclt Ct
9iltrift, bbor cit SSarmerflub meb
Is Weeolen11ner bol0t regelmeS1tge
Mp0cr bpcr a10e11 l1ge for at bpre
Sore0rog oDer forifjellige Gn1ner el=
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sfatslu superintendent Deppes erHarsr
i onellnpb11te Gappprt, at be follloo==
li6ereoe 5fnler CT Ell tilfrebsltilIen=
be 2psning al 5pprgsn1oa1et p1ll
2onblfolerl,e, oa bis1e oerpeo 5f.it ffe.iit
bpbe 0e ionue 1or6ele ion1 Sc /
ltprre 8per. Oeonge 5armere, per
trpffer fig ti1boge ira oftibt 2aho=
brng, bpggcr fig III Stem npr 6iSle
5foler 5te6et for at f1Dtte til
8Derne Gl1 5folebpgning foltenoe
$4,000, er iooleoe5 opfprt Sron=
&c Somnlbip, Blocfbolpf County. og
omternt Is Sornere, Ser bor ulogt
q" bar iioen bDgget Jig fo1tbare
@jem Ser, og oesllben fpjet til bette
triDelige ucoln1n1t11itD center" cit
Strife foltenoe oper 100000. 8eb
Disie np Mnltolter oobnes oqloo 9(l1=
leoning for Mftcnifuler, og mango
Gutter, Ser 2pbet of Oagen er
bunone til Mrbej6et poo 6ormelL
fan 0erpeo pge fine &nnoifober. -
N}onge al BENT Set lgger Mftenifo=
lerne, er pbcr is Star.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-31

<cal o,ter bit % 0Drt, ifal bppoeS
'ocz ~es for JolfeneS 5re!ie.
ST. = i at rnpoe for 9iltoriens
Don1ltor, bort Jlag lfal fao np
@eoer. gnollu engang bill ri ofre
SIP % @lo0 for oet bpje 2ipS1pn
bbortil hi blep fe0t, og bort SolfS
MalDi1 lfal lDie 1fleb Ell np @1ans, /"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-31
Bet Btnrp manp I
@uHkl1t1.

Set er en- misunderstanding
meo Gepralentanter fra alle @gne,
allc &lasler og alle Hartier Nus-
la10, lDm 5pnbags aabneoe oct
itpre Wpoe Nuslanos ganle So
pe0lta0, Wolfob. Onl M11tal!et al
0eltagere bar hi i1tet Jet oplDlt.
Wien Oct CT Ell alnlinoelig Weening,
at Weoet bil faa afgi9renoe 8etpoe
ming for Husla1os 6re1ntio.
&erenFps Iilbengere er enige
nn1, at Denofratiet bliper lat pao
Den baaroelte Br9oe peo MoifuDne-
BET.
&ere11ifD bolot en Mabningstale,
bpori ban bl. q. frembRDebe, at 9fa-
tionen I'LL gjennemgif en- farlig Be~
riooe, men at ,Negieringen n1e0 Sern
og Bloo biloe f11ule etbbert MnIag
moo Solfeluberpniteten.
uDe, lom tin Ii0 fjolp for Mu=
tofroterneS 9fegiering, nar1cberer
iii tappert mos Megjeringen meo
gooben / @oono," fortiatte BON;
men las oen1 bu1fe1 at Dor Gool=
n1ooigGe0 bor lin @r9nle, og at Sc,
loln operlfriber sen biz blibe frpbet
til Gegnlfab at en- gegjerirg, lom
Dil fao Sem til at eri11ore G5aris=
mems Sio.
Rerenifps Sale gjorbe ct 0Dbt
Sllotrpf Son ilutteoe unoer 8ifolo,
enoog fra iine politijfe Mobito11oere,
og % bar Bolicbibiferne (2e11i=
nes genltre=5ocialilter) og Sen re-
aftionnre Gaftion mi11ore.
5orialnlingen er ltbpre blal1Det.
Ser ct Banfierer, rige @oosejere,
fonlerpatipe, bilt % ber nogle reaf>
t1onpre el16og Wonarfi1ter. 2i=
nierne er ifarpt tr11ffet melle1n frit
og aabe11t Demofrati fo11trd i1rpber
Neaftion Serenity bar alorig ltooet
foruH Ell 0pgaDe iom ben nerDn<
rcl1oe at loffe ell @r11ppe Moolton,
oere til at itptte set fulbltpnoige
Denofroti> {onl bon repreiellterer.
Wforrililterne betegnebe Nonferer-
cen lon1 a11ti=repolutioner. Sen re-
prplentcreoe< life So1febilje11, uotolte
Be- og 19gte0e at toge Sci i syor=
bun6lingerne.
Ruslonos 1ubare11be 5tillirg er
n1eget fritiif. Ser er pirfelig Moo-
monuel flere BroDil1ler, og Scrip
ringen er be6 at b1ibe fnap / 8Der
lo1n Eetrogro0 og Moifop.
Sino1lerne er / en- ooorlig syor=
fotning. 9eD observation-disclosures
iluger ltore Bengeiummer. Ser ino>
foln1ner life iaa meget, iom 111on
bopoe be11tet gjennent 5fatter. &gje
Sfotter paa &riesfortjeneite iom ct
Miobel tt lat ifaffe Nenge, er bleben
ltillet ll0figt.
Nreiioent @tlipn iellbte Wp6et
/ Wnifpb felge16e Silien:
uSeg tager mig Sen Sribeo at len=
De Weeolenmerne al bet Itore Goab,
Der iii 1npoer 01olfpp, oeres Gen=
ner,. oe 5oreneoe staters So1fs pen-
ifabefige @ilien for at l1otole 6eres
5illio til en0elig Griltnrf for Delno,
froti og 5e1bitpre moo olle in6re
.og pore SLENDER og at gibe eeres
fornpcoe Soriifring ON al naterieI
oa moralif 5totte, ion1 De fan poe
RlIslanos gfegiering til sSrentn1e of
pen fplles 5ag, bpori be to gtatio=
ner negennbttigt er foreneoe."
Dette Buofab fra Erplioent 8il-
ion gjoroe ct oDbt sS11btrDf poa Sen
ltpre 5oriamling, lnootaget, ion1 set
bleb ligc efter, at Sen boboe bprt
forlfiellige MinilHes Rebegjgrelie
for, bbor nprft 0et i alle Maaoer
ier ITO for Ruslan6, og bpor baarot
oct tranger netop til De gillg ion1
gsillon 1oper:: moralH og pfonon1iif
5tette.
O}arf Glpoin por en- praftiff
on =. "a -.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-31

Marf Glpnin bar en- praftif
Wano. Da Der Git Gpgter onl at
ban bar opo, uoienofe ban folgenoe
9emeltti:
RDgterne ON min Dpo er Itprft
pberbrebne.
Evening star., 1917-05-11
OFFICERS DETAILED FOR
CITIZENS TRAINING CAMP
War Department Announces Assign
ments for Duty as Instructors in
Various Sections.

officers have been detailed for duty
as instructors at citizens training
camps. as Yollows:
Fort Myer, Va.-Maj Ora E. Hunt, in
fantry. Plattsburg. n. Y: Capts. George
s. Simonds. infantry, and George X.
Wilson, 26th Infantry.
San Francisco. Cal.-Maj. Henry G.
Whitehead. 10th Cavalry; Maj. Fine w.
Smith. 14th Infantry. and Capts. Wilson
B. Burtt. infantry; Ralph r. Glass, 21st
fantry, and Calvin P. Titus. 24th In
fantry.
Southeastern Department Mai.
James b. Gowen. infantry; Capts.
James G. Taylor. 18th Infantry: John
r. Thomas. 18th Infantry; Robert C.
Humber, 18th Infantry: Robert H. wes-
colt. 11th Infantry; Walter c. Short.
10th Infantry: Gordon r. Cats, 9Th In
fantry and Benjamin p. Nicklin, Goth
Infantry, and First Lieuts. Ralph S.
infantry: Walter Z. Hobson, 9Th Infan-
try: Dennis E: McCunniff. sth Infantry,
and Thomas S. Bridges. infantry
Eastern Department - Maj. Edgar #.
Conley. 37th Infantry; Capts. Ephraim
G.. Peyton. infantry: James r. Kemper
infantry; Andrew ]. White, 22d 1nfan-
try: Horace P. Hobbs. infantry: Wilbur
a. Mcdaniel 14th Infantry; Bruce B.
Butler. 30th Infantry: Hugo D. Schultz,
31th Infantry; George c. Shaw. 30th In
oeoi &c W. EWell, 50 infantry,
Henry A. Ripley. Sd Infantry; Joseph A.
Marmon, Sd Infantry. Henry S. Brink
erhoff. Sd Infantry; Edward G. Nc
Cleave. 18th Infantry; George E. Good
rich. 30th Infantry, and Harry H.
Pritchett 37th Infantry. and First
Lieuts. Joseph NJ. Murphy. Sd Infantry;
Charles w. Ryder. 37th Infantry; Maxon
S. Lough, 30th Infantry, and RAYMOND
Q. Barton. infantry.
Central Department-Majs. William E.
Welsh, infantry: Frank j. Morrow, 18th
Infantry; William A. Burnside, 26th In
fantry. and Alvan C. Read, attached to
yth Infantry: Capts Walter T. Bates,
John }. Toffey. jr.; Raymond Sheldon.
phiiip Remington. infantry; Jacob E.
2sth Infantry: Frederick F. Black, 2Sth
Infantry; Carl F. Won dem Bussche. 14tb
Infantry: Lochln w Caffey. infantry:
William r. Gibson, 11th Infantry: Charles
s. Hamilton. 11th Infantry; Shepard l..
pike' 18th Infantry: William E. Gilmore
fantry: Charles F. Herr, 4th Infantry;
Ralph II. Leavitt, 9Th Infantry: James M
kimbrough. jr-. 7th Infantry; John F.
Franklin. lth Infantry; Anton C. Cron,
nth Infantry: Arthur NJ Ferguson, in
fantry: William B. Graham. goth Infantry:
NJ Lockett, 34th Infantry; E. Kearsley
Sterling. Sd Cavalry; Charles Burnett. 1st
Cavalry; Edward A Keyes, 9Th Cavalry:
Henry T. Bull. 18th Cavalry; E. r. War
ner McCabe. sth Cavalry; Levi G. Brown.
18th Cavalry; James A. Mars. cavalry.
and Berkeley T. Merchant, 18th Cavalry.
and First Lieuts. Clarence F. Ellefsen. Sd
Cavalry: David 0. Byars. 34th Infantry:
Oliver S. Wood, Bath Infantry: Charles
c. Herrick. 18th Infantry. Zeba Drollineer
18th Infantry: Dana Palmer, 37th Infan
try. and Carroll A. Bagby. infantry.
Evening star., 1917-05-11
SUNDAY WALK PROGRAM.
Five Outings Arranged for Hikers,
With Surprise Feature.

Walk lovers are to have their choice
of five outings Sunday afternoon, when
as many women are to act as guides
over different routes. The five parties
are to start at different points, later
meet at central point, and then pro-
ceed rs a unit to a certain point, where
a surprise is to be awaiting them.
All of the walks have been arranged SO
that no walker will have to go more
than four miles unless he SO desires.
Leaders and the points from which
they will head the seveal parties are:
Miss Monnah Hord. from 14th and Gal
latin streets: Miss Mercedes Moore,
from Chevy Chase Circle; Miss Effiie
koontz. from 18th and Colorado ave
nue.: Miss Cora Handy, from Wisconsin
and Massachusetts avenue, and Miss
Dorothy Lederer. from terminus of
Mount Pleasant car line. All walks are
to start at 2:30 pm. except the last
named. and that is to begin at o'clock.
Children will be allowed to go on the
walks only when accompanied by two
or more adults.
Evening star., 1917-05-11
TO HELP DAY NURSERY.
Women Who Will Assist in Dis.
tribution of Tags Tomorrow.

Women who will assist in the distri-
button of eart-shaped tags tomorrow
for the benefit of the Day Nursery and
Dispensary Association. 495 II street
southwest. will include Mrs. Roe Full
kerson. chairman; Mrs. w. E. Andrews.
Mrs. S. r. Jacobs. Mrs. Robert Briggs,
Mrs. Emerson Mathews. Mrs. c. J..
Henry, Mrs. w. T. Chantland, Mrs. y.
A. Leavell. Mrs. ]. A. Towers. Mrs. J.
u. Welliver. Mrs. Thomas Calver, Mrs.
Carter B. keene. Mrs. T. II. Dawson,
Mrs. J. W. McNeill. Mrs. George F.
Page. Mrs. G. l.. Peckham, Mrs. c. II.
Taylor, Mrs. c. ]. Blanchard, Mrs.
Harry Brown, Mrs. S. E. Kite. Mrs.
Wilbur Peter Mrs. Stephen Ford. Mrs.
j. 7. Evans. Mrs. c. r. Shelton, Mrs. A.
f. Surguy. Mrs. G. Z. Rose, Mrs. w. II.
Littlepage. Miss Ethel Lawrence, Miss
Agnes Curtis. Miss Helen Nance, Miss
Jean Handy. Miss Watts. Miss Deeds
and Miss Sydney Small.