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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-02-24
SKIN T0RTURES
That Itch, Burn and Scale Quickly Re-
lieved by Cuticura--TriaI Free.

It takes about ten minutes to prove
that a hot bath with Cuticura Soap
followed by gentle applications of
CuUcura Ointment win afford relief
and point TO speedy healmeut of
eczemas, feelings and irritations. They
are ideal for an toilet purposes
Free sample each by man with Book.
Address postcard Cuticura Dept l..
Boston. Sold evorywhere.-Ady.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-02-24

You will escape many ills and clear 10
the coated tongue, the sall0w complexion.
the dun headache, the lazy liver il y.l
Will take a pleasant laxative made ~ 2.
aioes, root OF ialap, and called pleasant
Pellets You can obtain at drug ua
these vegetable pellets In yials for 5e-
ash Tor Or. Pierces Pleasant Pellets
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-02-24
KAHANAMOKU HIRES AS DIVER
Worlds Champion Swimmer is in EN-
poy Of Public Works Depart
ment Of Honolulu.

Duke kuhanamoku. tie worlds
eh-mplon swimmer ana diver, is in the
employ of the public works department
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-02-24

Belgian war airplancs are sometimes
decorated with brownies or other gro
tesQue figures.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-02-24

DO Won happen 10 know
Who would want his son - t. 81
his footsteps:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-27
Rules GoOerning Violation
of y. S. Neutrality Lou,s

lhe following letter from John q the presidents
newell uhed states marshal toI Apn 1911 will he
The western district OF Oklahoma ed by the United States
was received F shefh VIM Sher te which
wood urging corporation N hand dchsd for information
me neutrality matters IN thu COUNTY Norshal Newell
7hopu the occasion arse Auy allen your co1uy
Regulations numbers and who has
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-27
Nautical Terms,

In Saxon hord means shield In the
viking ships each warrior hung his
shield on the slde OF the ship opposite
him, and above the aperture for his
oar The Viking held the steer oar
which was fastened to the righthsnd
side Of the stern (stern is itself n
contraction OF steer oarl. The right
hand aide Of the ship thus became the
steer side, aud as bord came to mean
the whole side where the shields or
bords were hung. the right side came
10 be the steerboard tstarboard) slde
end the lower or lurking side became
lsrboard.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-27
MRS. R A NJ { { !
SUFFERED F D R.
7 WENTY ! { AIRS
RAILROAD MANS WIFE WAS
IN MISERABLE HEALTH
GAINS i5 POUNDS ON
Tt\LAC

Two months ago when ! was told
could never get well almost sank II
despair, but when took Tanlac .
while and found my troubles were al
gone | felt like shouting for joy, = said
Mrs. J. Ramsey, wife Of q wen known
fireman for the NJ Il. & T railroad
and residing al 629 West Falls avenue
San Antonio, while in Wagner'a Drur
store a few days ago
For more than twenty years con
tined Mrs. Ramsey my kidneys aud
bladder were ont of order and no one
knows the suffering and worry ! had
10 endure. would turn red and have
some kind Of spells that lust cant
describe and was afraid to cone
down town alone. Ny bladder was
very weak aud painful bothered me
all the time and the hurting in my
back was something awful. About
two months ago. | was told could get
no relief from anything, in fact ! was
given up aa hopeless case and no
one can imagine how discouraged and
dcspondcnt J felt My right hip and
side paincd mo 50 could hardly
stand # and my hand on that side
would swell twice It's regular size. SiX
years ago. underwent an operation
my nerves have been all shattered.
and haven't been able to get a good
nights sleep since that time My skin
was yellow and all wrinklcd up aud
my eyes would smart and burn.
Surely no poor woman ever suf-
fered much more than did and no
body could be more grateful for any
thing than | am for what Tanlac has
done for me A very dear friend gave
me my first bottle Of Tanlac and II
has actetl more like a miracle than
medicine with me and brought me the
first real relief | have had in twenty
long years. have only taken tive
hntiles SO far and have actually gain
ed fifteen pounds IN weight, but the
best of it all is. ! feel Ike new
woman. My complexion has cleared
up. the wrinkles have all about dis
appeared and anybody who knows the
dreadful condition was in can see
the wonderful change TanlHc has
made in me My kidneys aud bladder
don't bother me like they did my pain
and misery is all gone sleep like a
child every night and can so any
where please now alone | was al
most distracted with suffering before
/ took Tanlac. but ! now feel better
than have m many year9 aud |
hardly know how 10 express the loy
really feel over my wonderful rellel
Eladly recommend Tanlac to all sui
fernr women because honestly he
leyo from what it has done for me
that il is The best medicine that has
ever heen made"
Tanlac is sold exclusively In Guth
1ie hy Owl Drug store. In Marshal
hy Pioneer Pharmacy in Muhall by
Corner Drug Store and in Crescent
by Powell rharmacy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-27

n his possession Is directed to brlns
them to your Office aud deposit same
vlth you, as sheriff Of your county
end take receipt for al articles de-
posted with you. and you are re-
qrosted to preserve all property 80
aopted and report to our office ION
tie enclo ed blanks in full from time
t3 tme so that proper record can
BE- made.
Should it deyeiopb an alien enemy
ms in his possess on any of the for
b dden articles and does not turn
item n. we will thank you to report
tie fact to our office at once so that
hfoper steps may be taken to see that
ne president'a proclamation is com
plied with in egefy particular.
Il would be well for you to let It
be known that yon are authorized to
accers art cles mentioned in Section |
and q, in order that the government
may not be pnt to unnecessary ex-
pense
You can appreciate the necessity
n handling this work without any
friction II possible. also the necessi-
ty Of being prompt in reporting
these eases.
The term alien enemy applies to
ony person who has not secured both
first and second naturalization pap
ers, whose government Is at war with
cur country Respectfully, John Y
Newell, United States Marshal"
Presidents Regulations
Gl An alien enemy shall not have
in BITS possession, at any time or
place, any fire arm, weapon or i'm
plement of war, or component part
thereof, ammunition, maxim or other
silencer, bomb or explosive or mater
ial used in the manufacture OF ex-
plosiyes.
ca An alien enemy shall not have
in his possession at any time or place
or use or operate any aircraft or
wireless apparatus or any form of
signalling device. or any form Of ci-
phcr code, or any paper document
or book written or printed In cipher
OF in which there may be invisible
writing.
ca An alien enemy shall not ap-
poach or be found within one half
mile Of any federal or state fort,
c'mp, arsenal aircraft station gov
erumcut or naval vessel navy yard.
ttclory. or workshop for tho manu-
faclure of munitions Of war or Of any
products for the use Of the army or
navy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-27

shall have received such permit as
the president shall prescribe or ex-
cept under court order, Judge or dis
tr'ct, under sections 1863 aud 1870 Of
The revised statutes;
'rNnthr- No alien enemy shall land
II, or enter the United States except
under such restrictions and at such
rlaccs as the president shall pre-
scribe,
Eleyentb-Lf necessary to prevent
violation Of the regulations all alien
enemies viii be obliged to register,
Subject TO Arrest.
Twelfth An alien ncmy whom
therc may be reasonable causo to 3e
lioce TO be aiding or about to aid the
enemy, or who may he at large TO
the danger Of the public peace or
safety, or who violates or who at
telllplS 10 violate or OF whom there
t. reasonable grounds 10 believe that
he is about 70 violate any regulation
70 be promulgated by he president
fr any criminal law Of the United
States or Of the states or territories
thereof will be subject to summary
arrest by The United States marshal
Or his deputy or such other officers
as the president shall designate and
confinement in such penitentlary
prison. jail, military camp or other
Mace of detention as may be directed
bg lbe president
This proclamation, and The regu
laiiona herein contained, shall extend
ond apply to all land and water, con
tinenlal or in5uar, in any way with
IN the jurisdiction Of the United
States"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-27

States or against the persons or prop
eity Of any person in the military
Gpyll or civil service of the United
states or Of the states or territories
or Of the District of Columbs. or OF
the municipal governments therein;
Sixth An alien enemy shall not
commit or ahel any hostile acts
AGAINST the United States or give in
formation, aid or comfort 10 It's en-
emies;
Seventh An alien enemy shall
cot reside in or continue to reside IN,
romaln in or enter any locality which
the president may from time TO time
designate By executive order as q
plohibitive area in which residence
by an alien enemy shall be found by
him 10 constitute a danger to the
pablo peace and safety of the Unit :
ID States except by permit from the
president and except under such lin
itations as the president may pre-
scribe:
Eighth An alien enemy whom the
president shall have reasonable causc
20 believe to he aiding or about 10
1id the enemy or he al large 10 the
d1ugcr of the public peace or safety
Of the United States or 10 have vio-
lflcd or to he about to violate any of
the regulations, shall remove to 10
cation designated by the president
by executive order and shall not re
move thcrcfrom without permit, or
snail depart from the United States
il SO requested by tho president;
No Departure Without Permit
Ninth No alien eremy shall de-
part from the United States until he
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-27
Had Been Too Generous.

A young couple were married a
short time ago. and when the husband
returned home from work the first
Weekend he gave his wife ss
Sho merely said. Thank you" and
snifred
The second week he gave her S.,
when she began to cry.
Her husband asked her what was
the matter. His wife, still crying,
said:
"N.nothing much"
oh said the man. Il know what
n Ia; | spoilt you from the first b.
giving you too much'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-27

fencebustcrs
Billy Ireland, cartoonist of the Col
unbns Ohio, Dispatch. driftcd into
town the other day and pulled thi.
one:
A team of youthful darkics wle
playing an early spring ball game
IL Columbus. Billy know ono OF the
players and approached him.
Hello Sunburst, what's the scorc?'
the cartoonist asked.
Sixteen 10 nothin'" was the re-
ply
What's the matter with you fell
lows Can't YOU hit?"
I don't hnow. We amt gone to
be vet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-27
MeDNKYAPD
TARE[R3
" PROF JNTLLARDD
!Copyright. Western NeWspaper Unlonl
NATURES CARPETS.
lpyrIght. WesIern NeWspaper UnIonl

4 NATURES CARPETS.
II you have ever been In the bad
lands OF our own country, or the
grassless plains of South America
you know the horrors OF a land
without carpet. The slightest
breath Of wind sends clouds Of
strangIlng dust hesvenwsrd. and II
seems TO penetrate To every corner
Of the human body. The sun seems
twice as hot as II does anywhere
else. and its glare upon the poor
baked earth is unbesrable TO the eye.
We're these same grsssless deserta
covered with greensward. they
might be even pleasant places to live,
for our impression Of any place Is
largely governed by lts appearance,
and nothing gives the impression Of
comfort and plenty, so much as r
wealth Of growing green stuff
The weather would not only seem
cooler. but II would actually be
cooler, for all growing plants cool
the surrounding atmosphere by the
large volume Of water they give off
into the air Nature covers the
naked soil with green growing car
pet 10 hide the unlovely spots from
view and to temper the climate for us,
Upon the hills and In the valleys
the trees and grasses grow thickly,
and form heavy carpet that holds
back the torrential rains and melting
SHOWS Of spring and fall, forcing
them to proceed toward the sea with
slower speed, thus preventing the
rapid washing away Of the sur.
face soil Of the farmlands near the
hilly regions. Let these carpets he
removed, as they have heen in tbe
southern states. and the loss in fer
tllity from the adjacent farms will
he more in one season than the To.
tai value OF the trees whose removal
made possible the washing away OF
thtt W. i'ili'N nlNh VI NHhA ~
would mean II all Of the lumber cnt
in single season we're thrown into
the Mississippi and washed out to
sea, and then ponder over the fact
that the rivers Of this country arc
washing away fully the same value
in plant food from hillside farm land
yesrly.
But let us direct our attention to
the outward carpets around our oEn
homes. The green lawns. the wild
flowers, our own flower beds. the
vegetable gardens, and all Of the vari-
ous things that nature uses to cover
the earth with. have uses and mean
ings that few Of us ever realize. We
all appreciate the beauty Of these car.
pets. but how many know that it is
the growing green things that keep
us healthy and free from disease IN
the humid regions?
Upon the surface of the earth falls
a tremendous amount of dead vege-
table and animal matter, and all
manner OF filth This material dc
49, "a !, ~ :" n~oa'o,a 80 ua
hns.,'4. ~. - IT, -
.',.s,gn tas W ,. ~ ~, ,, "',''u w 'ssaps -,
~ raa,s, 49,. I .vS~ ~ aye o.aoa.,,', -
unhealthy. This can best be ex.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-27

OIL leases ana township pIats for
oil men on sale at Leader o. tee. Al
so assignments. affidavils Of posses-
sion and affidavit of cash bonus
paid. All of the latest forms, AMI
conform to oil leasing lava.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-27
Presidents Waning 10
Aliens in America

President Wilson's proclamation 0
war with Germany follows
Whereas the congress o, tn,
United states in the exercise Of thu
constitutional authority vested II
them have resolved by Joint resolu
tion Of tho senate and house of rep
resenlatives bearing date this day
that q state Of war between The
United States and The imperial Ger
man government which mas beer
thruet upon the United States is
formally declared,
Removal OF Anen Enemies.
whereas, II rs provided by section
1867 Of the revised statutes as fol
lows
Whenever there 10 declared n
war between the United States and
any foreign nation or government or
any invasion Of predatory incursion
is perpetrated, attempted or threat
ened against the territory Of the
United States by any foreign nation
OF government and the presiden.
makes public proclamation Of the
event, all natives, Ctzens, denizens
o. other subjects Of hostile nation
or government, being male Of the age
OF II years and upward who shall be
within The United States and not ac-
tually naturaIizcd, shall be liable to
be apprehended, restrained. secured
and removed as alien enemies
President Given Power
THE president is authorized in
any such event by his proclamation
thereof or other public acts. TO direct
the conduct 10 be observed on the
part Of the United States toward the
aliens who become so liable. The
manner aud degree Of restraint to
which they shall he subject and in
what cases and upon what security
,lcir residence shall be permitted
md to provide for the removal OF
hose who not being permitted TO re
',dc within the United States. refuse
u neglect TO depart thcrcfrom. and
20 establish any such regulations
which are found necessary in tha
o,cmi 'cs and for the public safely
Whereas, lIy sections l06S, 1863
1870 of the revised statutes further
provision il established with rela
ions to tho enemies.
rormal Proclamation.
Therefore, I. Woodrow Wilson
president OF the United States Of
\mcrica, do hereby proclaim 10 all
ghom Il may concern that state Of
.ar exists between the United State.
md the imperial German government,
nd | DO specially direct all officers
'.yll or military, of the United States
hat they exercise vigilance and zeal
II the discharge Of the duties Incl
ont to such a state OF war and do,
torcoyer earnestly appeal 10 al
Nmcrican citizens that trey in loyal
eviction to their country dedicated
rom Ms foundation to the principle
4 liberty and Justice, uphold the
ws Of The land and give undivided
md willing support to those meas
lrci which may be adopted by the
Constitutional authorities in prusecut
NJ the war to successful issue ana
n obtaining a secure and Just peace
nd acting under aud by virtue Of the
vested IN me by the consti
'Ltion Of the United States and the
iaid sections Of the revised statutes.
y do hereby further proclaim and
lirect that the conduct TO be obserY
d ON the part Of The United States
uward all natives citizens donizens
,r subjects of Germany he.ng male
# the are ~ II Years aud upward
,ho shall be within the United tSaies
nd not actually naturalized who for
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-27

what ia that army officer who had
charge OF the enlistments doing on
sick leaye?"
"Still working on his job"
"IIow's that?"
! Hes recruiting his health
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-27


tho purpose Of this proclamation and
Under such sections .of the revised
statutes are termed alien enemies,
sfall be as follows;
Ordered t3 Refrain From Crime.
"All allen enemies arc enjolned to
preserve the peace toward the Unit
cd States and to refrain from crime
against the public safety and from
violating the laws Of the United
states and Of the states and terri
fcrles thereof aud refrain from actual
hostility or giving information, aid or
comfort to the enemies OF the United
States and TO comply strictly with
the regulations which are hereby or
which may be from time to time pro-
nulgated by the president and so
long as they shall conduct themselves
N accordance with the law they shall
be undisturbed In the peaceful pur-
suit OF their lives and occupations
and be accorded the consideration
due TO all peaceful and law abiding
persons, except 50 lar as restrictions
may be nece-aary for their own pro
lection and for the safety of the
United States and toward such alien
enemies as conduct themselves in ac-
cordance with law all citizens Of the
United States are enjoined to pre-
serve the peace and treat them with =
sleh frienfliness as may be compat-
ible with loyalty and allegiance to the
United States.
And all alien enemies VINO fail TO
conduct themselves as so enjolncd IN
to all other penalties pre-
scrbed by law shall be liable TO re
5iIainl or to give security or to re
move and depart from the United
States in the manner prescribed by
iecious 1859 aud 1870 Of the revised
statutes aud as prescribed in the reg
ula,iops dulv nronu,co,ed hy bo
n4csidon,
Regulations Prescribed.
oAnd pnrguani ia ho ou,borl,
vested III me, hereby declare and
oaiahlish bo ro,low,rr rosnI,tions
,yhieh und noco. a., IL ~ nron,
.og ana for thc nu,,o,c =, .aeot,.
otir., An ainr onon,, ahou .o,
h,rc IN his nos.os.ior y, any uno
"a, n,aco amy eiroarr,s mo,,,a.,.. -,
-mnIcmen of w,r or cor,orcr,
r,,,s thoreoe ammunition Mav,r
~ ,thcr o,tcncor arm. or ovrlo,i,o
,.od :, ho m,r,-oo,,ro ~ ov,,,o
,,ycs.
4rro A. .,,;on .n.nr .,,u no,
,,ro II ,io uo..o.sion a., ,,,. n,.o or
,.acc ar uso or operato any aircraft
-. ..f.,,.. ..,.,......,.... ,..,. ,..n, ~, ,
...,1ino dori.o ~, ans, ron,, or oi
,bor codo or ,ny n,ro, docrmort or
.ook v,i,,o, or rr,n,oa IN cinhor or
ah,.h NO, .a,. l.. t..i.ulo ..n
NJ. II
p.oao,,a eoh,.o. :. e....
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-27

Oil and Gas Lease Blanks
OIL and gas lease blanks for sale
at The Leader office. Conform to
all late sTpr me court decisions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-27

Mabel Doodad lost her fellow. she advsr.
,tissd and found hlsa II pNE Aixa.A-4.-.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-27

Know about tho war. Get a late
rap At Leader Office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-27

Fifth An alier enemy shall not
write. print or publ h any attack
,r threat against the government or
congress of the United states, or
either branch thereof or against the
measures OF policy Of the unilet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-04-27

See Lutz corset window.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-01-25

Chas. Fuller, Des Laos farmer, who
recently discovered gas on his farm,
is not only using the gas for cooking
and lighting purposes, but now heats
his entire house with it.
The new Rex Hotel and Cafe has
been opened at Wyndmere. A course
dinner attended the dedication but the
dining room was too small to care for
the guests.
Erection of government flour mill
and bakery in the capital to demon
strate the real cost Of making bread
is proposed in a bill introduced by
Representative Young of North Da-
kota.
D. E. Garwood, a successful farmer
a few miles west of Bottineau, has
gone into raising the Poll Angus. They
are hardy variety of cattle and de-
velop little earlier than the Short
horn.
Plans are being made at Stanley for
the organization of Sons of Norway
lodge in that town. Already about fifty
residents of the town and vicinity
have signified their intention of join
ing the order.
The Secretary of States office has
issued charter to the Farmers State
Bank of Powers Lake, with $4,000
capital. Otto Moody, P. M. Olson and
Stanley Christianson are the incorpor-
ators.
The Deering postoffice has been
raised to third class with a salary of
81 100 per annum. Brother Roble
should now wax fat both on the profits
Of his paper and the margin Of his
stamp sales.
A night school is to be opened at
Belfeld. The commercial club of the
town took up the proposition with the
superintendent Of schools and an ar
rangement has been agreed upon for
the instruction of adults who wish to
take up some course of study.
It is expected that the new high
school building at Bowman will be oc-
cupied in February. The building
takes the place of the one burned a
little more than year ago and is a
strictly modern building-one that the
town can we'll be proud of.
Rate Expert Little of the railroad
commission in a recent delve into GEN.
sus statistics discovered the gratifying
fact that North Dakota leads all other
states in the union in the proportion
of home owners, which is 80 per cent.
In other words, only one North Dako-
ia family in five lives in rented prop
erty. In Minnesota the percentage
of home-owners is 63.5; in Montana
only 56.6 per cent Of the people own
homes; in South Dakota the proper
ton is 71.2 per cent, while in the
United States as whole the proper
ton is 46.5 per cent.
Harris Robinson of State Engineer
Bliss force, has been detailed to
make survey to determine the
amount Of land that has been Destroy
ed and the amount now threatened by
the washing of the Missouri river.
Revetment work or wing dam prob
ably will be required to control the
river at Mandan, and inasmuch as at
least quarter of a million in proper
ty is involved, it is thought the federal
government will not object to the nee
essary expenditure.