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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-06
SaIfc iiir Ocn iyarmcr.

guf getreiben Der @0minroton lit IN Die Torloge
fir 91a6rngsnittel Gontrole cine 8cimmng nu9e
nomnen moroen, ped)e Dem GARNER bis gum erten
4oi 1919 encn Nlin0etpreis BON 5pci Dollars per
8uidcl ir icincn gSc5en gewGbrleiitet 0amt 1T
5ueicrlei anernnnt moroen eritcts Dab Dem Son0mrt6
Gin @cpinn in icncm @ebdft 5ugelibcrt perOen nuB
inn ion 5u gr0Btn0olider &lltuirunQ leines Sanoe5
ar5uiporncn 5ueitens OuB in iodlen otsnobmsmeiicn
3Ht0noc me tie Der Sfriee idoiit Sciticbung Don @rc
fen eile beredtote 6iuftion ser &eeerumesgewoIt it,
penn lie ocn oagemcinen @oblc oicnd crident. llnO
oas iiir Die 9oopirt6ihait @cltg bat orite nit Nc
men our6 Die llniton0e oeboicnen Ncn0crmgen iro
Gni6r0nfngcn nilc) nuf allie cn0eren getricbe glmpe
Gung fu0cn ocren @r5cgnilie 81 oen Sebensnotbwen
0iQfeiten n0 si 0en t1alden acoriniicn Der groBcn
laiic Scr gcpoferng geborea O6ne 3mefeI c0oh
IL cs Der Sormer Der IN eriter Ginie elmer 0erargen
llntcritiibung ,Dou Hegcrlingsmegcn beodrf Wlo9en
olc ytobrungsmittel nod 10 cb I'M @rciIe eigen Der
SonOmrtb Der oicelbcn I'M Sd,wcBe ieines gngcidts
otm go0en abringt bat weng ooer sar feinen 9iusen
BON Den b0beren Yrecn Der Rabm miro itcts pon Dem
unpermeioben Dfittaronn a6qeidopit Ga Der 8or-
mer iiir Aaes OeiIen ielbt bcoor bo6ere %rce 5u
be5a6en bat uno 6ormorbccr iclbit 81 boben Sobnen
iuir idjmcr 81 beonuncn iino oa Die arcgs SnOurie
oh nuf lie cine ure NnSiebungstroit ausilbt, ilt cs
fem gmOer Dob iib ote ,Sormer i'm gon5cn Sonoe bitter
beidmeren Qos Sdlimmite icood lit, 0oB oe San0
mrtbc uitter o6moltenoen llmtdnoen nidt i'm Stonoe
i6 i6r 2anO in Der inteniOe 8eiie ST. bewirt6horu
Die ablott not6mcnoie it, inn Den cnorm gecigerten
2lnforocrneen Die Der Srieg I'M geioge Bot 5u gen-
gen. GjeroOe iest tueoer bort man Dab in MorDlano
gep Scriep Gelapore iuiO onncren benahborten 6arn
Tiriften Gomoten, 8eeren utN nn0ere 9iobrngsnitte
ttotddb ou orm 8eI0e pcriaiue neil es id fiir Die
Syormcr nidt lo6nt e ein5u6cmien. Die @rcie, ole
Der 5ormcr ir feline Yro0ufte cr5et iicben in fenem
GcrbdHniB u Den Ero0uftionsfoiten To5u trd0t obne
3reiie oud] Ger tntmO bel ooB Ole Gonicrunabrifcu
Die Der 9ononirt6idait immer Elm ibercs, menn audi
nt geraoe iebr proiitobes Nbinbgebie bocn ebenaaS
ourd D}omoe all 9lr6eitsfroitr 5lr Gintrdnflmg ibs
crs 9ctrc6es ge5ulugen iu0 &icr marc idcr Gin olnf
bares eo iir Die regulircnoe no 6clienoc Ibdtigfe
Der Heoierltngs Gr9ane.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-06

9lomirdlc 6rcocric Singer, Guecn
&enru genee mo 2lOolp6 WiOrir,
Gapit6n 5u~ See 0juitou G6arleS
6auus, @ieo5iniiber Gircltor nit
Ocm Gonge cincs Gopit6us Nenrp
@litlp ScDer, Ole 06cr6ootsudnncr
9luguit SGmicn, @iaiom @utau
9loolpb Sdmcrin, Sbcricicrwerfer
9io6ert SOmmcrs, Obcrmoibiuiit :.
Sobn SOrtc, W}aiAiniit Ebeooore
Mcgcr, @}ai6iniit 9luguit SInidiit,
@ioibiniit gSiaiam %oet, S6cr5im-
mermann 6ron5 9lnton Strid rnO
S6erapot6cfer 6u6ert 6cnn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-06
SnncsfGnc.

PIN @ gmauii 0loia NJ. G6iHps, gsr. t449
Gopinglon Cir, 40 Sabre ali.
gm T. gn0llit Scrnicc Midaroiun, i'm Wlas
rOnnn 3nMlbuus. "a SOOrc alt
gim + Snii ona0 0ilru, i'm @lorbIono Sc.
neral 0oiiial "A Saphrc ait
Vim p glugut auicpb Mitaer, yir. 1889
Gnaer Sirabe. 62 Sabre alt
ipiiaI 81 Sabre dli
glm Q Smguii, sppbia som05al, ylr. 6t3
Glib Salldss Cir 81 Sabre alt
Pm f. gmouii 9nna q. Sri6nll, ylr. 425
V. H.sSlober cir. 5s Sabre alt
Vim . snolit 0iartba geiic, gir. 1921 g0bs
Lamb glhc. "A Sabre alt
glm o guQult Wi0rn g. Splba, Nr. 728 O.
groaomoO 73 Sabre alt
glm .. guauit. 9altrne 3olinas, ylr. 636
Eorildnn Cir, 62 Sabre alt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-06
gcfanmtmadlnn0em.


Baltimore, 6. Nn9nt l9lt
Ger Stnot Ocamcicr MIRO dm Wiontna, oci
IS. 9fqu 1911 sur micn ntgeAcbenen sen
ali Cri mo Stcue eri0ciicl mo ons 1locau
Der iolgcnoen SiraBen etabllrcn oocr nen eio'
blrcn.
MunOrc- Strahc bon Der Wobcrs bis 6ur
gnler Sirabc uni 10 llbr Soriniitdas.
North NUao, bon ocr Gconr- bis 5ur Sbelea7
Jicao I'M 1 llbr yia6miiaGs.
GOwarS q. 0uInni,
(gnQG) Gtdois@eoneter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-06
Dcr ..Yntriotismnaa bed ec6cnamittcI .gendlcrcr.

gsdbreno uuiere 9cgermg i6r Noaihies getban
bot unO Md t6it Inn Dem 9olte SporanteH nit Sc.
bgsiHitteln eiBuA6ricn luo cine 0anpnpne 0rdj OaS
oen5e Saio cinlcitct Dab Die S'olisrotcn MI oas Gin
uoden Der llcberlhiIie Der unierer oies6brgen
Crne tunlnenocn @cruiiic iulo 6ridte 9cbcn fonmen
pcrihie0cncn Ebeilcn ocS SanoeS Nodrihten iibcr
Die uloiicbac Sernidnma bon 6cofrdtcn. gSir ia.
ben crit fiirlid ber oc Gerndtlmg BON 35 SSoqgon-
lnoungcn Aortofieu bcridtct oc fr Gbicoeo bcitint
more Die aber aus .rocno wcdlcn ejrmoeii~ auf ci-
mem Seitcngcciic IN Der Nobbmibait te6en eeblie6c
iIno, bis ie pcia wqren, g}u tomHt ans glep gort
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-06
Warcnn 0rs oc0an0c.0nipcliOre.

o.
IS miro 6crmii befonnt gemadf 0dB Ular0
%. Scoit pcmdB ocr am 10. Sltni 1908 llilie1'
5ci6neicn Geroronuna Dir. 100. gbifniN Az
tnrn0rnpb f ? Ouc AM 2S. 9ouenber III
nm 0rlaubuiB nQd)geind0t bnt, oge
ynpcicn bnlcr III. 1906 Soreglbennc, nls
cine 1ifenili1c Garage 5u bcnuBelt
8. Z. SDrnc,
(9luQ6-7) Cjcbuuocs, ,NnlpcitOr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-06

30. Mil WI
IS miro bicrmii bclunnf aemodt oab gs 81
Sci6ncich y gIeo %srorSnuns ST. i55. a6i6mi Al.
&aragrapb 70 (pic an 2S. GoOcnber 1911
amenoirD, I'M @ruubnB nacbgcinhi bat oa9
ais cine 6iicnilibe @araae 5n 6enuben
z. Z. SDrnc
(g(uQ6-0 Oehduoc. Snipcfior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-06

q G. =.
9ic Strabcnourhou1ss@o @ommiiiure Der Sidot
baltimore MAIDEN blcrmii, gemdB Den Sorbrle
ten ocs Baltimore StuotaG0aricrs bcianiit, odB
iic cine oeiniuric gie uner 3ngelpro0enen
9Scriberb0bnlQcn ncbt cincr crlldrenbcn Ndtte
anicrtigen licBcn In &crbnoun9 nit Der Npn'
hcnnirnnn mno Smlicnuna Oun mehreien Sbei.
leu oes Oiphnns sails Narluan bel Der ebt
norQenonimcncu @rpitlinn0 ocnclbcn 6mu0eh
Der .@eitlibcn NlaWndo. Vdbn" INN Nbeti0
Neipbis SOcnuc nuo 5lpllhen Der Nhcltodlcs
Srnbc uno Clifton 9lpcniie, acmdB Der an ~
Suli 1916 unicr5eibHcien &crpronllnG 91r lbV
oeS WlaNoro mo Siaoiratbs bon baltimore.
.Sie 3uiprii6c mn 9Iullngen bci6rdnIen nno
crliredcr lid nnn lblicBen elli mcbrcrc ADcilc
oee Bellies 0cs Vlnnnns sails Ynrtmn0, Der
icti conoemnirt uno croinei mro. nlo etlttedf
lih nnd nnl n. umlbiebl mas ilncrbulb oer luie
folpt 0ci6riebcnen @rcnjlifien aeeqcnc @tQefl'
iOum: Ncioe Seiicn ocs NilpOnn5 Sails B0tii
nah, ociiell Ncli etnblcBcno, bon Der HellietS'
Nnbn"; bcioe Scicn ocs 0jlunnns Sails Fart
nah. ociicn Ncii cindllcBcuo. bon ocr 9Sctlcifc
6er Alenoale sirGBe 9is 3nr NoreolleusA Ger
Gtrobc bpn ocr 2Siioior Wdl 9loao bic 5ur
Niunoupmn 9lOemc beioc Sciien Der ebellen
Sru6c bon Der QSinolor UdH 9lodo bis 6lir
Noan StrnBc, bon Der 0liion. gocnnc big 3nr
gSinoior Ndu Roao; bic Sicie ocr Qlt. 9oibs
Sirabc bon Der Ninnior Udll Joao BIC 6ir
Suoicite Der poaO-gIbcnue ipcrn pcrldnaert;
tcibc Scitcn Der @Onobnr Srobc bon Gct
Gornotlciie Der @lltiongncune bie BUR @no.
iciic ocr 9Sinnior Ndll Jlonoi oic Noroolueile
ocr @iitonsgbcnnc boH ocr Ciliciie oer rnnns
burit slrabe. bic 5u encm 8nnii 500 SUB
noro0itlim oubon.
llno he qcbcn bicrntii ferner belannt ooB
Der beiapic gluspeis nit Der crfldrenoen Satie
fir Die Snlpciiion ouer onrin inereiirien Nera
ioIien hercit it, mo ooB ole @onmllafc lll
am Dcnitng, ocm H. Snae ocS Mmguh 1917,
nm 4 lbr &ormiiidaS. IN ibrcm Nlrcnu i'm
Raibbnns pcridmmeln ipcroen, irpeno ipeiDc IN
belaaiem gluslues entlalienen slilaqDen 6u re-
nioiren. aeAcn melcbc @erionen @nlpru9 erDe
ben m6ncn. Die oarin intcrelirt 81 ZEN be-
SD6n s. 0iobnctc,
0cirn Wi 9iitcl,
0arrD " 9lcntlcN,
90nmiidre.
Gnacur Il. 9loogcrs.
(q(uaG-Q) Glcrf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-06

IS iiar6 am g. guouii 1917 gem. g. @cuef
pcichicr 0dtic hcy perur0cncn Nidr0rQeibu
RcnicI 60 sabre alt 0c Nceroi9nng inoct
Wipntan Gdhmilooo I'M llhr, bon ieiucr
9Sobnnnp. 9r. tlt3, EitsSanunlc. SirnGe, aus
dui Der baltimore 0enicicrn" inii. Scunduoie
uno Srenloc no ad)iungsuouii cilqcl0eclL
bcricbcn bc5nmpbncn. (Nli06 -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-06

mig bctont ucroen BOB oie 3iele, Die
lid Die prcuBiibe llntcrriAtsucrual-
hng geltedt, iebr Diel weitere iinO.
Sic mill Scr 0cuti6en 9ilouug, Die
bis6er oll5u cinicitig Iiteroriih-6iito.
riid.ditbctiicb geri1tet lit, cine neue
ytote 6in5ufiigen. Ser aricg bat audi
Oic, Ole es nod ni6t muBtcn, Oariibcr
migefldrt, pie eridredeno Die I'm.
tenntniB ausldnoii6en GenfenS in
Telltidlano gcweien lit, wie bitter
uot6 Elm Observation-Disclosures Der
ite6en Der @egcnmort tbut.
limo mas bier bon 0clti6lano ge.
io9t iit Gilt mebr oocr mcniger BON
allen 2dnoern, 6eionoers ou6 BON
9lmcrifa, no es ielbit in gebilOcten
&reiien Inn Die &enntniB iiber 0aS
9luslan0 iebr i6lcdbt 6eitcat lit. g8iir.
Oe man iib eroBere @liibe ge6eu, oie
onOeren &olfer beher fennen 81 Ter.
nen ibre materielle uno i0eliolen 8e.
itre6ungen 81 crgriinOcn, ibre N}otipe
5u peritcbcr, 10 miiroen o6ne 3meiiel
piele NliBOeritduOniiie beieitigt mer-
Den, oOer gar nibt aliftommen, Die
infer o6uoltcn0en llnitGnOcn groBes
llnbeil anridten fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-06
9Jlnrn Wcrbul0.

IS narb am A. guQl 1917 Nlar0 Orrholo
i'm 9llicr BON 73 Sdbrcn aclicbic Niniiin oce
Ocrliorhcncn Charles s. 0crbOlo. Sic Neeroi.
puuo iinoei am Sicuitaa, ginhmiiaas 4 llbr
Ron Der 9Nohnnn0 ibrcr Eo6icr Sran s. @eo.
@hcl. Gr. Dip, Ncnnnunt'9lDcnuc 0uOans. aus
aui ncm .Srccnmout Sricoboie" iait.
(gluN6-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-06
Nphn S5nbcr.

So liarb am .. gmQnii 1917. nm o.25 llbr
Ibenoc 3ohu 0nbcr, nclicbicr @aiie ner ocr.
tiorhencn Suicpbinc 0nber i'm gllicr noil 70
Sobrcn Sic Nccro0un0 innct BON Ger Anb
nnnp ieines Sobnes Nr 1913, Cit-Nebcrnl.
straRc, aus iioif Ole 3cit Der Neeroiqnng
ioiro lpdier onoeielQt. Cln06)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-06
gInocnolaIcr nnO griacn.
Pin bic Nnnlcn.

Die ein6ine Gduic in her etaoi.
unlcrc ],ubsAlaicn lcbt nficr Snnqe Tn.
men l9el6c bic llciocrmnDcrlunit nab ben
ncuccii Wleibpbcn erlerncn ipolleu l0nncn oics
In fir8cr 3cii ourh ocn 9nifblub an hicfe
plnlIen ecrei,bcn lintcrrbt Wlor0cns. g,odD.
mliiaAs upo glbcnrs Neauemc ShHoen Sm
Nnule henonneue Arbcitel linnen udbrcnb 6cs
lnri0cfcBt iucr0cn G5rinollthcr
i'm Gnhuuri pon Nlueru ertbeli
Ndbcre ghainnti fDriitli6 ODER ninnlid bel
@rl 0Hbrrc ao2 VseIt. .eorotDaa-Str. (sS--N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-06
6risSBOfc
yaIiimore ScmctcrA.

Barcnn: 0anpt.teinenng giprib. 9lBcnne, BilllM
pcn bcr WGn- -9irnhe
9cerubnbpdse al oerfdnlei bon $40 eH
Gefiton gT~, uuier immetiudbrcn0el glnlIlbt,
S75. gaum tilr 8 elnlabc @raber. G,eganfs
reue GnpeIe
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iebl often 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-06
qnn0nn lnrF Ecmctcrn.

0nnpi.ginaana: Nrrbcrid WDnb.
@hrron: Nr. n, 9peit.SaraiDga straRt.
NegrdbnihpIdtc bon S25 aiL nnlcr bcltdnoi'
pcr MuiIlhi Ghuit.blumcn, @cipinoe Bildn'
5en cic Iiiio I'm Jrcibbnus am 6nlipt@inenne
an Iinoeu iinicr eaeni iuiro. penu aeirhnIht
horlhrcbcn a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-06

NbUnnenien, bic brn .,SeWineu 0urreibUn.
ocntcn" ulml pHuitlh nocr nnreaelmdbla CT.
bnltcn, Nno 0cbctcn, ocr Office oabnn per Ee.
ltpnoH epe1 taFlitlla Wlt@ellHHa ~ madCu,
The Parker post., 1917-12-22
FROM THE PRESIDENTS
MESSAGE.

Let there be no misunderstood
ing. Our present and Immediate
task is to win the war, and nothing
shall turn US aside from it until it
is accomplished Every power and
resource We possess, whether of men,
of money, or of material. is being
devoted and will continue to be de-
voted to that purpose until it is
achieved.
'We shall regard the war as won
only when the German people say to
us, through properly accredited rep
resentatives, that they are ready to
agree to a settlement based upon
justice and the reparation Of the
wrongs their rulers have done. :
''When this into1erable thing, this
German power, is, indeed, defeated
and the time come that we can dis
cuss peace-when the German peo-
pie have spokesmen whose words we
can believe and when those spckes-
men are ready in the name OF their
people to accept the common judg-
ment of the nations as to what shall
henceforth be the bases of law and OF
covenant for the life Of the world
we shall be willing and glad to pay
the full price for peace ana pay il
ungrudgingly. We know what that
price will be. 1t will be full. i'm
partial justice-justice done at every
point and to every nation that The
final settlement must affect, our en-
emies as we'll as our friends "
The Parker post., 1917-12-22
GENERAL PROVISIONS OF THE
INCOME TAX LAW.

Every person, corporation, partner
ship or association doing business as
a broker shall, when required by the
commissioner of internal revenue,
render a correct return duly verified
under oath showing names Of custom
ers for whom they had transacted any
business, with such details AS to
prof, lossess or other information
the commissioner may require as to
each of such customers.
All persons, corporations, partner
ships, associations and insurance
companies in whatever capacity act
ing, including lessees or mortgagors
of real or personal property trustees
acting in any trust capacity, exeCu-
tors, administrators, receivers, con-
servators and employers, making pay
ment to another person, corporation,
partnership, association or insurance
company of interest, rent, salaries,
wages, premiums, annuities, cOmpen
other fixed determinable gains, profits
or income of $500 or more in any
taxable year, are authorized and re
quired to render true and accurate
return to the commissioner of inter
nal revenue setting forth the amount
of such gains, profits and income,
II Of
cipient of such payment. Provided
that such returns shall be required
regardless of amounts in the case OF
payments of interest upon bonds and
mortgages, of deeds of trust, or other
similar obligations of corporations,
joint stock companies, associations
and insurance companies.
Premiums paid on life insurance
policies covering the life of officers,
employers, or those financially inter
ested in any trade or business con
Quoted by an individual, partnership,
corporation, joint-stock company, or
association, or insurance company
shall not be deducted in computing
net income or profits.
In assessing income tax the net
income embraced in the return shall
also be credited with the amount OF
any war excess orpfits tax imposed
and assessed for the same calendar or
fiscal year upon the taxpayer.
Any amount heretofore withheld
by any Withholding agent Except
in the case of corporation tax free
bonds) on account of the tax imposed
upon the income of any individual
for the calendar year 1917 shall be
released and paid over to such indi-
vidual and the entire tax upon the
income of such individual for such
year shall be assessed and collected
from him or her directly
The Parker post., 1917-12-22

which every one not on the firing
line may play his part III the war for
Liberty.
The chance to become recruit in
the greatest army ever modified to
relieve human suffering, as we'll as to
tighten the burdens and enhance the
strength of the fighting men, is pre-
sented to all by the Red Gross Christ
mas membership campaign. In the
week before Christmas it is planned
to add 100000 names to the Red
Cross rolls. Fifty thousand recruit
ing booths will be open throughout
the United States TO receive enlist
ments. 1t is planned to make mem
bership in the Red Cross almost as
universal as citizenship. To that end
it is proposed that the way shall be
made so open that no one can re
main an outsider through lack of
proper invitation.
Here is an opportunity to show the
1917 Christmas spirit, as we'll as to
get into the war work that summons
all patriotic Americans. President
Wilson, in apt phrase, has proclaimed
that Red Cross membership is the
Christmas spirit in terms of action
Let the men and women Of America
make that sentiment ring like a
cathedral chime throughout the land
on Christmas morn
The Parker post., 1917-12-22
QUITS CATTLE WITH HALF
MILLION.

Charles Hooker, of Prescott. for
many years a pr0miaent cattleman Of
Yavapai county, was in Phoenix Sun
day on ab1ief visit for the transac-
ton of business and to call upon his
many friends.
Mr.. Hooker recently sold his home
ranch, together with the cattle on
Ash creek, thirty miles east of Pres
colt, to William Wingfield, Of Verde
valley, for 5000. About eight
months ago Mr.. Hooker also disposed
of his mining interests in the vicinity
of Jerome for $225, 900. Associated
with him in these claims was Chas,
Evening, Of Jerome.
Charles Hooker is now worth a half
million, made in the cattle and min
ing business. A few years ago he
was worth comparatively little. He
was the owner of a saloon at Jerome,
liquor business he traded his JerCme
property for a small bunch of cattle
His many friends predicted that he
would go broke in that business
Instead of going into bankruptcy
however, he kept buying cattle and
enlarging his outfit, until he double
shot the turn" and came oat with a
half million. At one time Hooker
owned 5000 head of cattle. --Ari-
zona Republican.
The Parker post., 1917-12-22
ENLIST FOR THE WAR.

Not everybody can go to the front
in France to fight for his country.
Everybody unable to serve in the
army, however, can enlist in the Red
Cross There is important work for
all the men and women of America,
age, right at home No age limit
bars enlistment in the Red Cross 1t
is the great organized force through
The Parker post., 1917-12-22

A fine line of KokOmO tires and
inner tubes-the best tire made
Parker Motor Co.-Adv.
The Parker post., 1917-12-22
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF
ALAMO GOLD MINING COMPANY
Know all Men by these Presents:

Know all Men by these Presents:
That we, the undersigned, have
this day voluntarily associated our
selves together fer the purpose %
forming corporation under and by
virtue of the laws of the state Of
Nevada, and do hereby certify:
That the name of said corporation
is and shall be Alamo Gold Mining
Company.
That the place where its principal
office is located is at the Office of w.
R. Thomas, Mesquite Building. in
the City of Los Vegas, county Of
Clark, state of Nevada, but OFFICES
may be maintained at any place out
side Of the state Of Nevada, provided
by the bylaws of the corporation,
and at such other offices outside of
the state of Nevada meetings of
stockholders and directors may be
held as provided by the bylaws Of
the corporation
That the objects and purposes for
which this corporation is formed are:
To locate all kinds of mineral land
and obtain title for the same from
the United States of America; to buy,
sell, lease, rent, and mortgage all
kinds of mineral lands and mining
claims; to develop, work and improve
all kinds of mining claims, lands and
locations, and to work and reduce
all ores or deposits contained within
the same, and to do a general min
ing business; to manufacture, buy
and sell and lease and rent all kinds
Of machinery and implements and to
The Parker post., 1917-12-22

That the name Of said corporation
is and shall be Alamo Gold Mining
Company
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-01-12
CLASSIFIED AND LEGAL ADVERTISING

Ruggles and Ola Ruggles. his wife;
Lois Olds and W. X. 0lds. her husband !:
Lucy Rugglcs, unmarried; Lucy S.
Rugglcs, widow; Eva Landry and J. N.
Landry, her husband; Sara Ruggles.
unmarried; Florence Frey. a widow;
Mable Justice and Thomas Justice, her
husband; Charles Frey, unmarried; I;
Daisy Farra ana Samuel tsrrs. her
husband; Elton Frey, unmarried, and
Feryl Frey. unmarried, defendants,
which said execution and order Of sale
is TO me directed and commanding me
TO sell the property hereinafter de-
scribed. for the purpose Of satisfying
the judgment Of the plaintiff in said
cause for the sum of One Thousand Five
Hundred Sixty-fye and no.lO0 Dollars,
and Three Hundred Dollars attorney
fees and the costs and disbursements
Of said suit taxed at Eighty-two and
55.l00 Dollars, and costs upon tins
Writ
Therefore. in compliance with said
execution and order OF sale, will on
Saturday. the 10th day Of February, 1917
at thehour of 200 O'Clock PM. at the
Court House door in Condor, Gillian
County. Oregon, sell at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash in hand,
for the purpose Of satisfying the judg-
ment and decree mentioned. the follow
ing described real property to-wit; All
that portion of Lots Two (2l, Five (5),
and Six t6) in Section Thirty-one (3D,
also Lot Eleven tlD in Section Thirty
1907, all in Township One ~ South of
Range Nineteen (l9l East of Willamette
Meridian. situated in Gillian county,
Oregon, in the manner provided by law
and in conformity with the practice Of
Ihis Court.
Dated this sth day of January. 1917.
J. W. LILLE,
Sheriff Gillian County. Oregon.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-01-12
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE OF
REAL PROPERTY

Notice is hereby given that an exc
cution and order of sale was regularly
issued out of the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon for Gillian county on
a judgment and decree given and made
therein on the Sth day of January, 1917,
in a cause therein pending wherein
Walther- Williams Hardware Company,
a corporation, was plaintiff, and Louis
Comini and Amollie Comini, husband
and wife, and G. Gruber and Christ
SchIappi. were defendants, which said
execution and order of sale is directed
and was delivered TO me and commands
me to sell the property hereinafter de-
Scribed for the purpose of satisfying
the judgment and decree in sad caIse,
namely for the sum of $2447 90 with in
terest thereon from the 18th day of
October, 1912, aC the rate of ten per
cent per annum, for the further sum of
$3.50 20 attorneys fee. and for costs
and disbursements of the suit amount
ing to $26. 90 and accrung costs.
NOW THEREFORE, in pursuance
of said execution and order of sale and
for the purpose of satisfying said judg-
ment and decree and the costs of this
sale, will, on Saturday, the nth day
Of February, 1917, at the hour of three
O'Clock P. NJ. at the front door of the
Court House in Condor, Gillian county,
Oregon, sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash in hand all of
the following described real property:
The Northwest Quarter and the
South half of Section 2S, the West half
of the Southwest Quarter of Section 27,
and the North half of the Northwest
Quarter of Section SO, all in Township
three South of Range 20 L. W. M; the
East half Of the Southwest Quarter,
the Southwest Quarter If the South
west quarter of Section one. the North
west quarter of the Northwest Quarter
the west half of the Northeast Quarter
the East half of the Northwest quarter
Of Section l2, all in Township South
of Range % E. w. M. Also lots /, 2,
| and IL in Block 81 East addition to
Condor.
Said property viii be sold subject to
the mortgage of one William MacMas-
ter of $5OO00O and the mortgage of
John Hogan in the sum of Sl99O.00.
Dated this 9th day of January, 1917.
J. w. LILLE,
Sheriff of Gillian County, Oregon.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-01-12
SHERIFF'S SALE

Notice is hereby given that an exc
cution and order of sale was issued out
of the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, Sherman county, on the 2lst
day of December, 1916, upon decree
therein rendered on the 4th day of
November, 1916. in favor of William N.
Frotbe, as guardian of the estate OF
Kathleen Mcdonald, Joseph Ralph Nc,
Donald, William Byron Mcdonald and
Patrick Mcdonald, minors, plaintiffs,
and against o. N, Ruggles, as admins,
TRAITOR of the Estate of Phillip NJ. Ruggles
deceased; o. N. Ruggles and Ali,
Ruggles, his wife; E. ). Ruggles anC
Cassie Ruggles. his wife; w. A