davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-08
WASHINGTON MUST ACT.

Washington, Dec. ST Bolsheyiki
troops are moving into Vladivostok
the United States and the allies may
be forced at any time to adopt a def
mite policy toward the radical gov.
eminent at Petrograd. Great quanti-
ties Of munitions and supplies ship
ped by the United States and Japan
before the overthrow of the Keren-
sky government are stored at the
Pacific port awaiting shipment over
the congested trans-Siberian railroad
and it is well understood that the al
lied governments do not intend to per-
nit them to fall into hands that might
prove hostile.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-08
RED CONTINGENT
At yLAO|yOST0K
ON THE PACIFIC

Petrograd, Thursday. Dec. eff
teen hundred Bolsheviki troops are re-
ported to have arrived at VladivOstok.
The above report, if true, possibly
would indicate that the Bolsheviki
government is now in control Of the
trans-Siberian railway, which runs
from Petrograd, a distance of 6,521
miles, to Vladivostok, Russia's prin-
cipal seaport on the Pacific.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01
Morberen foriparer Jig.

Anlteroom, 30. Maj. 49, Eele-
grommcr fra Bien meooeler, at Dr.
.Srieoricb Nbler, Der iibite gfteraar
ifdb ben pitriglfe Nremierminilter
.5tiirgbf, CT blepet taget / Tprbpr,
.og at bon- til 6oripar allfprte fin
@et til, at orGbe Ell 2alrosfjeuoe IN
pao famine Waaoe, iom cit OFFICER
bar 9fet til at ne0ifp0e lin Tjenoe
&rigstib.
Or. Mbler proteltereoe iprigt MOB
ben elimination, at ban bapoe for=
oobet 5orbrDoelien, foroi ban life
bopbe moralf Mniborsfplelie, %
BON bpboeOe, at Sen Gmitpl1oigDeo,
at bans Sag bleb be%ba1lolet al eli
lprlig Dom1to1 @irfeIigbeoen ret
feroiggjoroe bonn. Den Maabe,
bporpaa ma1t i 2ltrig baalobpbeoe
2onen, bapoe efter hons 5fjgn gjnrt
BET f%1lofomme1,t berettiget at Drabe
Eremierminiiteren
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01
B%rlltnpham, mash.

Go jeg netpp CT .fomlnct tilbogc
ira eli @iiit til @ellingbom, pr.
CAMPER - pio Seattle, @berett pg
Mnacortes, oil jog forlbge at gibe
en- fort Sfitic al Sc 5teoer, jog be-
lpgte, iom muligDis fun babe no
gen S11teresle for 8loOets 2alere.
Gn Sur nebo0 Yl1get=5 ulloet, meo
bets opbhloo &anoc, sets mango
Ger og ifopflGote &plter, me6 Ell
at Sc prGgtige Dompere, er oltib
cit 5orneje.ie. Do 5eottle=8 elling-
Bonn 8aa6ene u&11liba,1" og u8bot=
com" fslger 0en in6re Hosioge, CT.
Scr i11gcn 6ore for 5pipge. - Sc
ottle, meO fine ca. 100000 Sl1obpg-
sere> line mango % pregtige 8pg-
Ringer, imuffe Eorfonleg, bpjc
goffer, bpor @aoerne itoor poo gn=
Den fine mRgtige Safer og 5fibs=
hNarfter og 5torinouitrier, sog iir
bla1oeoc @efolfning, bboraf mat,ge
CT 2onosmpnb, er Ell meget inter-
esianf @p. Spao jeg ierlig tog Sn-
feresfe |, er &onalen til 8albing=
tnl=5pe1, lpm 6elbis er taget i
8rug % blrtig ner1ncr fig. fiji,
5%1lloferelie.. gperett, en- pa1l 8p,
ca. 40 Mil gsoro for Seattle, og
Gotl1tp 5aoe for 5nobomilb Gol1n-
~, er en- bigtig 5abmgllebp og fal-
beg ofte utbe gitp Of Smofesttaofes 9;
ben bar ca. 10000 Snobpggere,
bporo1f mango 5fanoinaber, met,
fin foo 2anosnlpno. 8Den bar e1
llomarfet belbeifpttct Sabr; sen bar
ben ienere Iib facet ct oaarIiqt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01
&pc Stipenbiater.

Observation-Disclosures Toltnoos
tions 8e1tprelie bor paa ct Mpbe /
gale Club, Seem. Oorf, beillrttet at
l1obele fem alnerifanife 5tipen6ier
og 1tbnpp1e ntte uTe1loms", Ser Dil
It11oere beo umerifonlfc 2Greinlti=
tuter / set afuoemil tie Mor 1917
IS.
Dislc r6elloms" CT: S. 6. $.
@elonoer, eleftro=tefl1iife Stl1oier;
8. 6. 0ernbp, @iofemi; Serbert
G1ibecrol1, >Eofolpgi - ol1e ira
.5perrig. 6. 9. 5cbicl6rpp &pbro-
bpnomif;; .. 8. Mobr> .8iologi %
81. 6. Iraoen, Mifrobio1ogi ale
fra &orge. Sra Don1norf er felgen=
Sc l16n9m1t: Crit @rope 8ilolpe,
Npiotif, og Gilbelm Sbalbit5er, IN
bionf @tbnografi.
9esuoen sbebtoges Set at n66cle
5tipen0ier til u. 8objerg, Mifop,
Mi,m., / 6orbinoclle meo ounif=
omerifonlfe biltorilfe 5tu6ier;; 9sel=
ma 5iponlton @p>paro, Seem Oprf
iom ifal ltu0ere. og ooeri ntte Seer
fer al ocn ibenife, Digter @crner b.
Sci0enltam; Brctn Climber, 5tocf=
bolm, foor 5tipenoi11m til &jalp
peo Srbningcn al en- pnlfatten0e
lfon6iuopiif. observation-disclosures! ie til
Mmericon 2ibrorp MSipciotipn; G0=
marc q. OnSr11b faor l1noerltpttclie
til at itltOcre NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %
&illiom Micbaros ifal / &jpbenbapl1
bride oarife Observation-Disclosures.
Oct lomlcbe @elpb al openl1npl1=
tc 5tipenoier .pg l1nberltptteli CT all
0rogcr $500.
@e0 Meoct pplpltes set, at Toltl,=
oation nplig bar mootogct flcre 60
Der % fp1genoe 8clpb bebi1geoes
poo il1oepGren6e Mors 8l6get: Ti]
standardization, $1,40O;; til 81,reol
Of Conformation OF General Ser.
cice, $4>750; ii! S%i6sifriftet> rglnae=
con=5con6inobion Mepielp", 49,:
200; til l1ogibelic al Bigger, 49,
E6OO.
FOUNDATION ogter at fprtiptte meo
lit Rrogram pao rcgelm&s1ig Moo=
DC lloen @eniDn til Sc :n11 efsiiteren=
DC il1tcr1otionale Gpnfliftcr,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01
Mebbclelie til sbgepleierifer.

Ser er ca. 10000 9pgepleierifer,
ser bar fun6et> at Ser ct i1tet 2e-
tepuloer, Ser tan iammenlignes
l1eb uGpfes Comfort Yoipoer" til
Bprns &uolioeller og for 5pees
SUD : SSrritotioner, 8rarbiaar,
5fololaor, SEQ Sores", og ollie
andre 5loes 9mbeoer / SUI
oen forloinoer, ligelom set funoe
bore borttrpllet, efter bets 8rug.
Sam faces / Sc leberoe Mpotefer
iprlig / ol-5tores"-25c el-.
Ter pr. Bolt, f~oruobetalt. Mootag;
intet ar0et / 5te0et. @n iterre.
H%repepaffe frit. Moresle: STE Cont
fort 8omoer Gomponp, Bottom
Masl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01

W4FT%1 #%&FAi
.9tDgte paa @rllt1o Of tine aarape.
ilteo yEbe Slonltrial 8orfers of
TIE. 8prloo". Mnacortes er Ell
lille 8p paa ca. 5000 Snobpggere,
mes ma1,ge 5fanbinaper, men faa
2onbsmpnb. 8pen CT beliggenoe.
paa sen nor6lige G1loe al Sibalgoo=
Gen, ca. 20 Mil ira 8ellingbam:
Npens piatiglte Sto1litri er 5iiferi.
Ser finbes mango 6tifeprelerpe=
ringsfabrifer. Oct CT iprlig 2qr,
Der fiifes. .8ellingbm CT belig=
genbe beo sen n%or0pltlige Sc al
@ellingbam @lugterr, ca. 100 01nl
Mor6 ira 5eattle. Oet er Gol1ntp
5eoe for 8batcom Gou1tp, BET
mel n%oropeltlige @jpr1e al L. q.
8ellingbom beito6 forben al tire 3d.
err: Seem 8batcom, 5ebome %
JoirbaoelE 5iben 5ammen1l1tnin=
gen bar 8pen gjort. ltore Sremifribt,
CT belbpgget og bar ca. 10000 Sno=
bpggere. Dens bigtiglte. Snouitrier
Ell 5opmpller, Siiferi % 5fibsbpge
geri lomt Characterization. 8eo
Sp6-Belingbam fin0cs 8er6ens itpr=
ito Observation-Disclosures Mf
@efolfr1ingen er mange 5fanoinaber
bbprof cit Del -2an6smGnO. Seer
8pen finbeS tore @111lejer og 8bat=
conn Goltntp gjdr ltor 5remgana
poo 2%onobr1gets Omroo0er. 8el:
lingbom bar Ell itor Sremtib for
fig.
e@rbp6iat
S, g. Sprenieu,
Eocoma, @o16
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01
.LANDSMEND Sc e

exempt from military service. Farming never more
profitable. Finest land, healthiess climate. No duty
on Canadian wheat or cattle into u. S. The best Of
Canada at low priees. Easy terms. Join our next
excursion. Write today for particulars. SCANDINAVIAN
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01
An1rrikaa ~nffpntltgp
Bthlintpkrr.

1Nf, 6rl1 galfrio Yo!mere'1
Mll11cb =Yeterlens 8og v8ibliotefer
% Iolfeop0ragelic", tillaber pi %
otter u@ogpclme11", at anfere fpl=
-gcnoe lille Mfinit, bbori 6orfotter=
i1,ocl1 lpgcr at jamie SopeOgrlnbe=
lie til set anerifanife 5olfs ltorc
SsSl1tcresie for 8ibliotefsnp tenet.
IS Mn1erifa 1tr9ber man efter
Snoibi01iolilering / Sp0ragelien.
Mo1 trpr life paa Set npttige i at
olle 5anfun6ets Me0lemmer itgbes
/ sen famine 5orm, men mo11 er
tpprtimo6 o%perbebilt ON, at bper e1s
felt er lfabt me6 fin ege11 sSn0iDiz
o1talitct, og at OpNrageliens Maal
CT at llabifle % leoe 0en11e SSn0ipi=
.bl1alitct, laa 6er1 bliDer til ltgrlt m1-
liz Nptte for 5amfu11oet. Wen bDor
fll1OeS Der ct Sp0ragel1esmtDDel Der
|bebre tan bjGlpe sc inoipioltelle Mn=
lrg til nopifling en6' netop Biblio=
tcfet mco fine frie Sormer % fin
abiolllte M}a1ge!! paa 5l1bjeftipi=
tell
Mmerifalrerne tror enobioere POO
5clbnopifIingens geliigneIie. 8ele
bet dmerifanife l1noerpisningsDRier1
CT mere anlagt pao STRAIGHTFORWARD
bos GleDernc enO paa l1nberpis11ing
% loafalt &ropning" 5elbDirf=
ion1beocn apler 5elpltanoigbe6 %
SSuitiotipfroft to ggenifaber iont
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01

iettes brit i Sc Soreneoe 5tater %.
.prager glnterifanerne. Spor timber
man ct Oporogeliesmiboel iom !
@rab opn1untrer, ia tpinger
til 5elDpirflnmbeb ems 8ibliotefet,
Ser life flyer: Set % Set ifal on
!urc, men blot pegcr paa Tine 5fat=
te me6 en- Sn6bDoel1e: fom % pGlg,
bpao Scr pasier Sig, % bpao Ser fan
leoc til set Moal, 0u ltraber ef=
tegl
Mmerifa ct Mlligbeoer1reS forjGt=
tcoe. 2ano. Jor en- intelligent %
ongtiq @orger CT intet ltn1uligt, IN.
tet Maal CT bam for brit; bbao Ell
Ironflin, CT, 2incoll, en- Carnegie
bor opnooet, Set fal1 enbber a11eri=
fonif 9reng op11oa, Ocrtil bpor Be
er iteget bc6 0eres egelt 9Dgtigbeo
OF Strait, bertiI fan errbbe1 ,rne=
.rifanif 8orger ltigc, bbis ban. blot
CT ligeiao 6pgtig % onpenoelig
5omfunbet ipm bisle WG11o. Oct
pe6 % fp1er oEe Mmerifa1ere, men
sc peb ogiao, at oisie Wl1ligbeoer
fun 1taor oabne for Ben, Ser fife
1fpr Mpie og Mrbejbe, for ben, Ser
.ion1 bisie Mnn6 bill og bar Gbne
til ot ifaffe Zig pirfelig 9onnclle.
Fun foa al Sc 6oreneoe 5taters
melt fremrogcnbe 8orgerc bor bap1
2eiligbcb til at crbDcrpe Si6e1s
bgjeite Oonnclie pua 6en almi11oe:
lige Mlfurnej. Men 2an6et bar b1lD1
oe1n l10barnell esmibler gjenr1ern Il
ne 8%ibliotefer, og Be bar forltaae1
at DerOlGtte og BRUCE, bboo Ser bier
buot Sem. &eri fan mon fin0e 6or:
floringen til 6cn Torfnr1igbeo, ion
Mmerifas 5tormpr1b faa allie .Sm
roo6cr nprer for 8ibliptcferne. g.
ne0, at &ibliotcfcrne bar gipet Ben
set Mi66el, bborbc6 Sc CT blebe
/ 5ton6 til at l,bbifle beres rig
glnlgg og 0crueD rea1ii ere Sc W5u1ig
be0er, ion1 0eres 2an6 / ioo rig
Mool fan bpbe tit Soft.
5iblt ntel1 life mil1oit CT. barn
Observation-Disclosures, EN- Ggenifob
Ser uomerfer Mmerifo11eren. SG6
r%elar6ets TelfGr0 beror pao Dent
ser ltDrer Set. 2onocts 8nrgcre
@G!gerne. So bpjere Sc ltaar / mo
rolf, oonocliQ % materiel Sen
1eenbe, oeito lplere fer Set us fo1
2onoets 6rcmti0. Derfor ltrpbe1
Mmerifalrer11e tprit og fremmcit Ct
ter gooc Oporogeliesunitolter, go6
Stoler og goOe g1bl1otefer og 1tD1
ingen Spofrelie, l1aar Set gploe
bisie S,,ltitutipner. Men, efterior
8ibliotcfcts @irfiombe0 borer lpn
gere % ltrGffcr fig ober itprre On
raa0er chs Sfo1ens, CT pgioa Bi
bliotefets Snoflpoelie og Opgabe
Samfl1r,oct pigtigerc. S Mmerifo be
tpnfcr bcrfor bberfen Mpnoigbe6e
eller Bribate fig paa at %unocrltgtt
ocl1ne Snititltion me6 en- Offerpil
1!igbeo, iom. Set bill bore ~bonifeligt
1oget onogt 2on0 at finbe ct Side
ltpffc til, oennc Snltitl1tiorr, Ser ME
re en0 11ogcn al16en er lo10 bernp
frotiif, pg iom far gjprt Set til II
Maol at oporoge Set omerifonif
NpIf til dn0r Yprncre"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01

ct tat paa oen Da? fpprger Sen for
boDie0c % b%etl1orcnbe Mo0er.
50, hi fan0t Sc gomle, 1om
Dn bopoe %liggenOc / Gbatollet meo
ct bloat Boano ON!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01
INeEN farm FOR

De we'd hvad De kan faa for Deres Penge i
Central Minnesota. vi har Farme til Salgs fra
SIG. til $50. pr Acre og hvereneste at dem
giver godt Udbytte og stor Fortjeneste. Be
ssg os eller skriv efter udfSrligere Oplysnin-
ger. YOUNG BROS, Sebeka, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01
Otter Set pltrtqlfc 8rl1O me0 Ger

Otter Set pltrigifc 8ruO meo Ser
6ie1 bapoc 9itrigs Sl1ltitsminilter,
bon &ocbenb1rger> foftiif bi0fprt ct
5tatSfup, i0et bon egenraaOigt bob
Sc opbepet neutrality-suspicious., iagOe
Or. Moler. S11ltitsminilteren bapOe
foniefDent mo0iot Zig Jolfets &rop
ON at illbfal0e Eorlomentet> pg paa
ielpe fben Sag, 0o ban bleb ifu0t,
bab0e Eremierminilter 5tiirgbf
nGgtet at lamn1er1falbe Migsraobet.
u0erfor", iogoe oct Mnflageoc,
vbeill,ttc0e jeg at bri1ge bom til
6orm1ft pg oper1pb til bom at bel
&c oe @aaben, bpormeo bo11 piloe
fpripnre fig. Ser por iugen o1lbea
l10Dej; tbi bpis 2opcl1 opertreoes,
CT oct life blot CIT Bprgers Set,
ntcn bans Gligt at faffe Jig Net=
fproigbeo peo egermegtige Jren1-
g~angsmaaoer."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01

gn Oiltrpt Nrofesior. - st fa-
na0ilf SLAB fprteller olt1 en- al DC
!.9r6e S%rofeslorer peo lln~iDerjitetet
| Iorontp, at BON bar paa Biiit bos
lin geiece, &eftors Dotter> ion1 por,
forferoelig ltolt al fit 59rltefpote.
Den ltore Matematifer iDntes ban
mautte lige noget, 0a Sen lDffelige
Wober traf Yu1ten.
nGan Sen 2ille gao?" lpurgte
ban %. foripgte at ie interesieret
US.
Seal" lagoe Moberei1 inoigne-
ret. uSan bar 90 gaaet ultanoielig
! tent Maane0er."
nDu itore min" iag0e 8rofesioz
ren. u@por lang Diltance fan ban
% babe tilbagelagt?"
1e---
ellie Dies Mooer fnroe life for
itoa, bpor Drengen bar belle sSor<
miooaaen; men Dan fom 90 omiioer
tteo Tin lcfsoarige Ben fra Nabo-
buffet.
FL Spor bar Oh opret belle 0a-
gen, min Dreng?
seq bdr legef Goitbu0 meo.
.Gbriitian, iparer ugennen" sgt Dor
lagt 8repe / ollie Goitfasier | belle
@ooen birfelige 8repel
Sbor i q! geroen bar gu faa-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A WE'LL PAYING merchandise brokerage bust
ness doing an annual business of IS coo: books
open to inspection: bargain to a quick buyer. If
interested. Address Box 1868. Star office.
AMBITIOUS LADY wanted to take charge OF
branch office of cleaning and dyeing corpora
ton; must take small financial interest in cor
poration to assure good faith. Address Box
9S-A. Star office. ia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-13
AUTOMOBILES.

Al AUTOMOBILE BARGAINS
1917 Hudson Super Six touring.
1917 Buick roadster.
1916 Regal touring.
1915 Buick 8 roadster.
1919 Grant. s-cyl.. 5-pass.
1919 1919 SSt nSsan Fey. sey,' Spass'
1915 Buick, 8. 5-pass-
1914 Packard, 6. 5-pass
1915 Maxwell. 4. 5.pass.
1915 Maxwell. 4, 5-pass.
1914 Hupmobile, T. 5-pass.
1915 studebaker, 6. 7-pass.
1916 Overland, 4, 5pass.
1915 Overland, 4, 5-pass.
1912 1912 p Over + top asvesy
1914 Buick. 4. 5-pass.
1912 Thomas. 8, 5-pass.
1913 Cole. 4, 7-pass.
1914 Hudson. 9. 7-pass.
1918 Hudson, 8, 5-pass.
1914 Maxwell. 4. 5-pass.
1913 studebaker. A.. 7-pass.
1914 Bessemer truck.
1914 Giant truck.
1914 Maxwell roadster.
1915 Ford touring
1918 Dodge touring
and starter. Condition Al. Remember. all the
above must be sold at once regardless of
their value. They range in price from SO to
$500. Make you look over this lot before
you buy. You will save money by doing SO.
AGENTS AUTO CO., INC,
UsED-CAR CLEARING HOUSE.
224 to o34 14th st. NV.
Opposite Potomac Electric Power Co.
Main 596.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-13

sTEARNs-KNIGHT. 1915; in superb condition;
battleship gray with natural wood wheels: equip
ped with shock absorbers. motor meter new
Exide battery six tires, four extra tubes. chains
and engine cover for cold weather. To buy the
equal Of this car would cost $1,000 or more.
Price, 81 600. VIII demonstrate to any one
mennins business. Would take smaller car in
exchange IL frst-class. Telephone Main 1927,
Mr.. WorthinEton, Woodward bldg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-13

FOR SALE-At a bargain, Detroit electric VIC
toris; tires battery and mechanical parts In
perfect working order. Can be seen at Emerson
4 Orme's Garage, 1920 N st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-13

Al BARGAIN USED CAR week: Cadillacs and
other makes from $500 to 81 .G0u.
THE COOK & STODDARD COMPANY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-13

NUnSkid Trends. 2Dfo extra. All work absO-
lutely guaranteed $500 miles or money refunded.
New 3.'Oomilc guaranteed tires very cheap.
Pnlarine Engine Oil, 35c gal.
GIBSON TIRE SALES Co,
25 st. NV. Tel. Line. 4143.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-08-10
INTOLERANCE" NEXT WEEK.

The announcement that D. W. Crit
fith's Intolerance" which the leading
dramatic critics OF this country have
acclaimed the most s%tupendous as
we'll as the most magnificent spec
tacle ever produced, has been booked
by Manager Beardsley, matinee and
evening. Friday, August II.
The theme of this latest achieve
ment, which it is said sets a standard
of colossal production which even Mr..
Griffith may never be able to excel,
is Loves struggle throughout the
ages. The scenes are laid in four
ages of the worlds development; an
cient Babylon, the Nazarene's Judea,
medieval Paris and a modern Ameri-
can city.
Among the film favorites having the
principal roles are: Mae Marsh, Mir
lam Cooper, Constance Talmadge,
Seena Owen, Lillian Gish, Robert Her
ron, Alfred Paget, Walter Long, Bes-
sic Love. Margery Wilson and Elmer
Clifton.
AS evidence of its popularity, In
tolerance" supplemented its six
months run in New York by long en-
gagements in Chicago, Philadelphia.
| Pittsburgh, San Francisco and Los
Angeles.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-08-10

action wherein the above named plain
tiffs, namely. the First National Bank
OF American Falls, Idaho, a
ton, obtained judgment and decree Of
foreclosure upon attachment upon a
certain prOmissOry note dated on the
nth day Of May, 1916, executed and
delivered on behalf of the defendants.
James Walker and H. T. Stanger. the
payment of which a secured by at
tachment which said judgment and de-
cree was rendered on the 21st day OF
March, 1917, and recorded on the 5th
day of April, 1917, in book l of judg-
ments at page 3S1, records of Power
county, state of Idaho:
am commanded to sell all of the
SWA, NEA, 81 NWA and NWE
SWA, section Is, township 9 south,
range 81 E. B. NJ, together with all
the tenements, Entertainments and ap-
p%urtenances thereunto belonging or In
anywise appertaining.
Notice is hereby given that on Mon
day, the 3rd day of September, 1917.
at the hour of 1900 o'clock a. m. of
said day, in front of the building used
as a courthouse in Power county, in
American Falls, county of Power,
state of Idaho, I will in obedience to
the said order Of sale and decree OF
foreclosure under attachment, sell the
above described property, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy
said plaintiffs decree, together with
interest thereon and costs, to the high
est bidder for cash, lawful money Of
the United States.
Dated this 9Th day of August. 1911
D. B. JEFFRIES,
S~-1O-17-24-31 Sheriff.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-08-10
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.


The pastor returned from the Ep-
worth League institute, Tuesday morn
ing and reports a good institute.
A copy of the program for the an
nual conference reached us through
the mail Thursday morning. The con-
ference proper, will V on We'd
nesday morning, August 10Th. A re-
ception will be held for members of
the conference on Tuesday evening,
the 28th. Bishop Franklin Hamilton,
D. D. Ii. D.. will preside at all bust
ness sessions of the conference and
will preach on Sunday morning. Rev.
Miller will leave for the seat of con-
ference, Emmett, on the evening or
the 9th, so as to be present and meet
with the examining board Of which
he is a member, on Tuesday. All ac-
! counts of the local church must be
met before hat time.
Sunday Services-Sunday school at
10 a. m, j. F. Cooper, superintendent,
] Miss Florence Barber, superintendent
Of primary department; public wor-
ship II a. M, sermon by the minister.
]. Wesley Miller: praise service 8 p
M, followed by a report Of the Ep-
worth League institute from the pas.
tor. Don't underestimate the impor-
lance of this service.
The public is cordially invited u
have fellowship with us in the ser
vices.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-08-10
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE UPON
FORECLOSURE OF ATTACHMENT.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF IDAHO, IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF POWER.
First National Bank of American
Falls, Idaho, a corporation, plaintiff,
VS.. James Walker and H. 7. Stanger'
defendants.
Under and by virtue of an order OF
sale and decree of foreclosure on at
tachment and sale issued out OF the
district court OF the fifth judicial dis
trict Of the state of Idaho, in and for
the county Of Power, on the 9Th day
Of August, 1917, in the above entitled
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-08-10
REWARD.

For estrayed or stolen colts.
Strayed or stolen-two horse colts,
, years old. weight 1000 pounds each.
Branded T on left shoulder. One bay
with white spot in forehead, right
forefoot and left hindfoot white and
scar on left arm. One black colt, with
wart in right ear, left side of nostril
white.
Any information leading to recovery
Of colts will be amply rewarded, and
I will pay $50 reward for the convic-
ton and arrest Of anyone stealing the
anne.
J.. NJ. WEAVER,
If Minidoka, Idaho.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-08-10

Russia has published 3S long lists
of spies, alleged to be in the pay OF
ex-empOrer Nicholas, and fifty more
lists are expected. The number Of
spies is estimated at $4,000. Those
whose guilt is beyond question have
been put in Jail and will be kept there
indefinitely. or during the war.
An explosion in a coal mine at Clay
Ky. Sunday, caused 81 deaths.
Norris Hilquist, New York Socialist
leader. has again been denied a pass
BORT to go abroad to attend the social
ist convention.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-08-10

Where the British are now fighting
the Turks in Mesopotamia was situat-
ed the greatest city Of the ancient
world-Babylon. 1t is this Babylon
with its magnificent palaces and tenn
pies and encircling walls 300 feet
high, that D. W. Griffith has resusitat-
ed and which a be seen as a part OF
his spectacle Intolerance" which is
coming to the Auditorium.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-08-10

FOR SALE-2S acres two miles from
Ephrata, Washington, highly i'm
proved, irrigated by pumping plant
no frost-grow anything. Also
timber lands and other property to
trade for Power county dry lands.
Box 1, Sprague, Washington. lO-l
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-08-10

August Buelow has joined the army
and is training at Douglas, Cal. He
left here a few months ago for JEFF
~ferson, Wisconsin.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-08-10
Rel CROSS NOTICE.

The Red Cross will thankfully re-
ceive donations Of old table linen, bed
linen, co~unterpanes and any old all
white clothes of cotton or linen. All
such articles must be fresh boiled and
Numbered and be left at Red Cross
Work Rooms in Press Building.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-08-10

New York has enrolled 5000 under
the draft law. Figures show 22.3S6
examined, 14,140 of whom were physi-
cally qualified and 1882 indicating no
exemptions.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-08-10

Miss Nettie Killer Of San Francisco
is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Adolf
Claassen and her brother, William
Killer. in American Falls.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-08-10

J. P. Mehlhaff has been elected man
ager of the American Falls Concert
band to succeed Charles Hammock,
who has held that position for the past
six or seven years, Mr.. Hammock re-
signed to give his full attention to his
own business.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-08-10

Frank Ertle, having left a few fish
in Lost river after his two weeks stay,
is planning to go back after them in
the near future.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-08-10

The Parsonage boys entertained at
dinner Wednesday evening for Mr.. and
Mrs. o. r. Baum and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jay Gibson. The most attractive fea-
ture of an exceptional dinner was a
small roast pig cooked to the queens
taste"