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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-03-15

japaniihes SadDtIdDiff berieaft batte.
Sapaniid)e nnb britiid)e &riegsidjiffe
iinb anf Der &erfplgmug.
Sie 2eid)c bes an cinem Sdllagau-
,tnll in spfiu plotlidl periturbenen
amerifaniid)en SptIhafters @utbrie
iull nls Seiueis ber- IdDtnug bpr oem
&eriturbcnen nub Der anteu gesie.
hnuscn sn Ben Ser. Stnaten anf ei-
nem iapaniidDen &retgsiduff nad) bic.
fem 2anbe gcbrad)t iuerben.
gSaibington, IA. MGrs.- Ter Gu.
uaro ,srahtSampfer r1plio" iunrSe
lettcn Snmstag in Der gsabe Der iris
id,tn Siiite BON eincm bentiheu II
Boot ubuc @arnnng berienft. Sic.
ben 2eben aingen berluren; Der einst'
se amcrifaniIdJe Haiiasier an gurb
murbc aerettet.
8aibington, Il. Mars. - Gbina
fat bic biplpmatiid,en gesiebnngen
nit SentidllanS ebenfalls abgebrp-
dJen unb bic bentiheu tn SbangBai
internierteu Sd)iffe beId)lasnabmt.
(8bat's merit? - Die SdJriftl.)
Scftiae sGtsfeit am Der @eitfruut,
Berlin, brabtlps, IA. Mars. -
Seftise Insriffc Der Sriten iiiblidl
oun Mrras mnroen inter idplueren bris
tiiden Gcrlniten snriidaetriebeu.
(Nenc gelualtise anitrensnnsen
ant Is. MGrs iollen bic griten bis
11a Weileu ppr Sapanme gebradjt
baben.)
Snelid, BON Gipont in Der Gbam-
pasne grtffen bic ,sransDIen nadl
Srpmmelfener nbermals uniere Stel-
luneen an. Die bielnmitrittene S6Ge
1S5 ipnrbc burd 5dhcn @iScritanS
aegcn sablenmdisia iiberlegene arafte
(5ortietung auf Seite 5.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-03-15

ben meine S0bne in Der 5elerlinie
Itebc;:, rno biele ocm aenen, Die ms in
ben arteg beBeu mollet tper0en Dos
n.d)t pon itb iogen f6nnen. SD glaus
be nun cinmal nidt, oaB Die 5fegies
rung oieieS 2an0e3 noraliidb bereh=
| tiqt lit, Die 2etber bon WtiQIonen 3u
opfern, Inn Die Collars Ser Wtuni.
tionSfQbrifonteu 5lt retten. SD tpetB,
OoB bo5, lpas bier gegen Die Sill &C.
iagt miro, ni6t in Der Greiie perof-
fentltd]t miro ltno hnB ih meiter fritz
liert neroen iperbe. Sas miro midi
a6er nidDt abbalten, audp tn Der 3ms
fnnH bas at TIM, iuaa id) ais metne
Eflid)t betradlte."
gto6 ibnt ergriff Senator Ga Sol.
lette Dos @ort. Seine orobnenoe
Stimme rief bic Senutoren aus ben
Haud8in1n1ern in BEN SiburgslnoL,
ullo in neniqen Sefltn6en nar ieoer
Sit eingenomnen. 8te Elm 2oDe I'M
engen 3lptnger burdntoB Ga Jollette
in erregien Sdritten mdbreuo Ieiner
Geoe ben 8ong Der Die beioen Setten
DeS Senats trennt, bic ltllo oo bol.
Ter @udt auf fem Bult idlageno,
0ann fubr ct NIT beioen Sanoen ourth
iein mdhtiges Saar ooer ldiittelte Die
iSault gegen Die benofratiIfe Wfebrs
belt, bie manhes ihlinlrne 8ort ner-
idluden nt1Bte. 9luf ben oidt belet-
ten Sribiinen beugte man 'th oufS
bohlte intereiiiert por, 1m lth MIR ia
tein 8ort bes mahtigen Geoners emit
geben 3u laiien
Die 9feoe Ga fSollettes mar Elm
nldhtiger appell OH bas 8etptIien.
llno 1i6 an oie neuen Wtitelieoer
oes Senats menoenb, rief er ~llno
sic, bie Sic nod nett IN oieIem Saol
iinb, Iaiien sie lid) eeiaet iein, oaB
Ole 9ebotteni6luBregel cine 8efaDr
fir ben Senat lit. 8eun Sic einige
Wonote bier ii,b, perbeu sic erfen.
nen, oaB es ieber polttiiden Srgonis
iatipn moglih tit, cine 3meiorittelma-
jpritdt fir irgenb elm 8eIeb 5l erret-
he,L Oh es MIN gut ooer ihleht."
SD beihipore Sic i'm Nomen Der
fSreibeit: @eiIen Ste bieIen 8orlfla9
3urud. CT fann uns nihts 8utes
bringen."
sluh lein stppen NOR leioer perge.
bens.
sSobn 9. @orfs, Ser abaebenbe 5a.
nator bon Californian, erflarte bor
ieiner 4breiIe bon @aibington:
Sic Sanolllngslpeile oes Graii'
oenten 8ilion bringt uns nit ibnel'
len sd,ritten Der giftatur naber. Or
bat niht mehr Reht, cine aenoeri,ng
Der Genotsreaeln aIs Der Goranpor.
idriften 81 biftieren.
Ser Genat bonbelte fleinmiitig
uno feiae. ols er iid bereit erflarte,
feline llnabhon9iafeit auf5uaeben, uno
bas iii nur eli, anoerer groBer Sdrttt
Ill Ser 2e1trafiiotion Der Regierlna,
Der 10 eefabrliden 9enoen5 nnlerer
3eitcn.
.Tie Bcfahren fir l,nfrre Hepnbltf
nnb bie 5reiheiten bes golfes fon.men
nid1 bon iraenb einen Seller ODER ei-
rler Ghlp1de in inherent Negierungs.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-03-15

IietH iuuHTcs SNuTIy Iios pcT r5HDeFiuI
iieen Melbnnsen Der glii. EreHe." --
,SIe Sdpriftl.)
Sas @abnitreif-8e tandlt
iuiencr aaf.
@aibinaton, IA. MarS. - Die
bier SrIoeridaften Dun 8abnaugc.
itelltcu brolJen nit einem lanbweitcn
GiicnbaiJnitreif, iuenn nid)t bis
Samstag btcier @udje lire Soroernn'
gen fir ad)tltiiuoigen Nrbeitstag uebit
11a bO6erer 3ablnua fir lleberseit
bepilligt pcroem. Ter Streif ioll
iunit AM Sa,nstag bteIcr @oAe be-
ginnen.
sSaIbinston, IA. MGrs. - 9efiui.
the Suitrnfttonen an rbclpaffnete
&ad,en" BON amerifaniidDeu Sau:
ocIsidDiffeu iinb pon Staatsiefretdr
Ganiing ausgeitellt uurSen, iuerbcH
aber gebeim gebalten.
slmerifaniides SdDiff berIenft.
@aIbinston, IA. Mars. Der
amerifaniIdle Sanhelsoampfer rIl,
sonauim" NIT einem Nafrunssmit.
tel-Garsp i'm 8crte ppn $t,25O,OM
iunroe beute Mprgen in Der Sperr'
gone bon cincm sentiden ll-8out of
nc @arnnns perienft nnb Die WauE'
idJaft bcs nerienften Sd)iffes gelan-
BET.
rSieie @erienfnns ioll bic 9esie'
bumgen suiId,en BEN Ser. Staaten
unb SentIdDlanb nidDt it6ren; Elm an.
berer Sail pGre es jcbodD, iueun etu
bcluaffneter Saubelsbampfer BON ei.
nem bcntIdJcn H=Sopt beIdJoiien mir
BE-" 10 iuirb upn @aibinston sensels
bet.
Spfio, IA. MGrs. s. Gin beutider
fpnucrtierter Gremser unrhe im Subj
iden Ssean seitdtet, uadbem er Elm
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-03-15

Mqnner, ben eIgentlihen grfinber
Der Suftldi@1Brts nerlorgs. gSctu,
man al1h I'M nneutralen" glmerifa
Die 0eutiden nibt nlebr ais 5ipiliiier.
te Otenl9en, ionoern OILS ugarboren"
betra6tet, oo8 3eugniS, oab oieler
ogarbar" Zeppelin Der 8elt Die 2uft
untertan madte, miro man bod 3lt.
geben miiilcn. - llno bds Sbonite
lit, 0aB aub Die Ser. Staoten n3ep-
pelin3" bouen polett.
Graf pon 8ernitorff tit nidt i,m-
! ionlt 10 lange in 9oIifar feltgebalten
morben, Die Gngldnoer fiirdfeten
iiherlih feline 6eimfehr, oenn mas
| Der @raf IN ben laugen Wonaten lei.
ner offi5ieIlen Eereiniamttng nidt
ut6t berid)ten fonnte, 0uS miro CT
nun miinolih ou8ridten fonnen. DIE
oeuti6e 9egierlng miro 5um eriten.
male Die lpabren glbii6ten unierer
9tegierun9 erfabren lrno einen slid
IN Die bi86er pielleiht unberItanolidle
Eolittf 0erielben tim fonnen. 3ieier
glif miro fir bie 3uflnft entIdel.
BEND Iein; benn man miro IN 8erliu
boIo miiien, oh man Soffnllng auf
Grbaltung Der frelmoIhaitlihen 9er
|8iebungen 5niIhen ben beiben 2du-
bern bot ODER lli1t. gS iiuo niht
MIR oie 0el,tihen, Die an Die arftlds
renoe 8trfung Ger Seirnfebr bes
oeutlhen 8otlbofters Soffnuugen
ouf ben ssrieben flriipfen.
Die beutidje GafmanSernng nad)
bem ariege biirfte beionbers linter
ben oentihen 5armern cine groBe
weroen. 8elonbers BEL ibnen lit oie
2iebe sllr alten Seinat Itarf, uno ie
trelter iie bieIem 2ono oienen !pollten,
Tim 10 ipeniger tDeroen fie Die allgcs
neine 3eutihenbebe biersulnnoe Der.
geiIen. eSn Hetp Dort lit bereits cine
8eieaidaft gegriinoet tporben, Die iih
init bieier Srage Der slusipanberung
beutiher @auern nah 3eiltlhlano
nah Dem ariege befaBt. Seit Ius.
br,th bes arieges baben Iidb SaiIeu-
De BON bcutihen 5armern aus alien
geilen bes 2onoes an bieies 8nremi
qeipanot nit Der 8itte Inn Mnsfunft
iiber Die MogIidfeiten Der Seimfebr.
Sic muBten notiirlih ale Bis nod
Dem ariege pertroltet perben, aber
bann iperben file in bellen ShoreiL
NIT ai,,o uno aegel, nit Sob uno
But, ste 9iiidipanoerung iiber Dos
Meer ar1treten, un, mieoer beiltIdle
aefer 81, bebauen. = Ger gerluIt
aerobe bieer 2ellte miro fir uuier
.2onb fein leihter lein, ober mir boz
ben fein Heht. ll1ls bariiber 5u beflo-
gen. Die yGhirago Tribnne" iddst
ben gerIuit bieIer Gentihen bober,
.oIs Elm babes amerifaniihes armee.
forps.
lle6er 10000 gmerifaner fampfen
lieht id'on IN Den Heiben Der glliier.
fen. GieS benefit am bclten ,micre
.Meutrolitdt User obige 9ntiohe
lbespeifelt, ben hcrmeilen mir olf ben
Mrtifel bon Win sesrpine in Der lett.
.,,.L.oo.. Gc%,.~Non Et.a.,...r 0lor4a
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-03-15

Graf 3eppelin, Der aOnig Der eiifte,
bat ieinen lebten Slug genandt st
iTt onr letten gonnerstaa in Chariot.
tenburg geitorben 9entihlono uno
Die gseIt bat oanlit einen her groBten
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-03-15

6opntan eip oneueniaO eoIbner SrOi6 oud bn biz idn
Sic nt 5rs an bat SPdPpat @ 9e pit III esn @ sr s9ar amu
tbbeiot bcoa Ser ui1t einma ffi9n
lno i'm siner Gott rbarntl or0Btes berDor
5p6 mai bier unb iib nal ba, u9o6m 5dnteber. sibo"
&1bbeib Subbeiba Infer @iap nebon@
Souan ehp Iieat am Bluff anft Sn -8fferon@ berbe
Subbeiot jutbeiba Captain smib" nit benz pmo
9abe mi big man bu, gscnn nadts gar
InS porbe Gin ~9aip ebt berrhet peir
Ten n Wenb i'm 8tntr I 2ssnn r gooi pel nn hateb be
ebor pi beim erlen gers) gOr Der ueinen sofofics,
Ton,ton eib. Gueuentobt gud ein' 9otpr eibt s bier
Sseis nt 2ueasn anstn bot Ser sbrbt ets
Gran idon Sranter i'm beiudf
;gOt gftelm" abt eid @damm, breunt
sn fhr gaanne
3anter pbhel Haht mb Gag Gab Tie better I6Iden
g m gag a s a m ss ,., lst ,4a;s s tx @ o
go Rom Der iprna mb ladbt 8od Die spieae
gsenn Sulo'd mnb Wrft
ssbsa "'"'s '' s"e" ra'"" a' "S aaes 'asf a'H Sin
Gbeno d Die Sonod efme Wasfenseitnq peIe ouBer
bm Ole ndrriin anan nt b ser8es baber bier gat nn
Buffalo ears ens aHssses +, sas1s RI 1s a, ama s'a'f
..s =. . gsesiaaas seina Wsf
uaD aa neI absopt niaf sasIsn pss ''0 a'''
a a,s aa e gfg + sg a e srs srs as as9 a s 9
as oas gat gu neron 3oeden bennt n erarn mir u pape
Gin gtt IN ben reidoiaen gvelten anpae sa
iaaen nnauiasbHass ats ssiss rsanaeH saisid seSre
Gin a' m at aas I a s sa SHsn n m aa' a s saaer @
aeser ate abaeeete SoSen siren e sr
SasasasnD ssessi ~ sn sa I n s4 sr sfSs
Sic nennn Ger etaan a a aeos % he 'ns e ga.
gHann is Mat laast uD D0r etf
Rale neidnappen. ffnh.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-03-15
9tum a1cb Sic Gbincicn*

9bbd Gbuas NIT Dutibano uno 8eibagnabme eeler SdiHe
gra 8ernier1 tn Berln unD eue gebanOlang tn 1afar.
Neue ,SrteDensgeribte.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-03-15

South Dakota Printers and Publishers
are paying to labor annually, according
to census reports, s5S3,o0o, which is
more than any siagle manufacturing
industry in the state is paying
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-03-15

(5ortietung auf Seite 81
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-03-15

lleber 10000 Nmerifaner fampfen
iett fchon IN Den Geiben Der alliier-
fen. 9ieS benefit am bclten nniere,
,Neutralitat. Wer obige 9ntiohe
besipeifelt, ben berneilen mir onf ben
Mrtifel bon Win SssrDine IN Der lett.
nodigen usatllroap Gnening Yoits
The Irish standard., 1917-09-29

At . sworn inquiry into irregular.
tiles alleged against w. y. Power, Mas
ter Enniscorthy Workhouse. the Clerk
admitted that he had assaulted Mr..
Power. but said he had apologized.
Witness had omitted from the minutes
. report that some Of the charges
were brought against him by the Clerk
through spite. and acknowledged max.
ing false entries to account for q
shortage Of 90h yards of cotton, but
said he did so on the Clerks instruc
tions-a statement which the Clerk
denied.
The Irish standard., 1917-09-29
LEM Err.

Rev. R. O'Hickey, recently ordained,
has been appointed temporarily G. C.
Monamolin, Wexford.
Sister Ibar, who has celebrated her
golden jubilee at Loreto Abbey, Corey,
is sister of Jas. Rowan, Corey.
The Board of Trade has awarded
the wooden workers of Athlone war
bonuses:-3s. a. week to men over Is
ears; 2s to operatives from 10 to Is;
and Is. to those under 1S years.
DR.. Mcguire, medical referee, ap.
pointed by the Irish Insurance Com
missioners, has awarded to soldiers
discharged as unfit from the army up.
wards of SO, balances Of money
claimed by them as sickness and dis
ablement benefits from the Irish Trade
and Labor Society, Enniscorthy. The
mems contention was upheld that
their injuries incapacitated them from
returning to farm laborers' work.
Enniscorthy Co. op. Society and the
Co. Wexford Co. op. Council expressed
sympathy with M. ]. Furlong J.P., v.
L VI LILO 1OA AOA OOuyS VI VA0 uO0tA
of his eldest son, accidentally drown
ed at Kilmore; Ballinaiev Committee
with the relatives Of the late Jas.
O'Neill, J.P., Coo; Celbridge Guard
ians with the relatives Of the late
Capt. Hubert O'Connor; M. c., son Of
DR.. O'Connor, Celbridge; and 1t. M.
Cane, son of Col. Claude Cane, Gel.
bridge.
Kings Co. Co. G. by 9 votes to 2
passed a resolution declaring that the
Chairman, who is attending the Con,
vention. does not represent their
views.
Capt. Tichborne Smith, late Berks
Regt., and son Of the late H.. st. G.
Smith, Piperstown, co. Louth, has
died at Greenhills, Drogheda, In his
73d year.
Enniscorthy Guardians for the third
week have refused to meet, in conse
quence Of the L.G.B. having obtained
a mandamus order against 10 mem
bers for refusing to enforce compul.
sorry vaccination.
Indignation is expressed at Kells at
the tarring of signboards, windows
and walls Of q house In the town which
was recently purchased In the purpose
Of drapery business. The re-paint-
The Irish standard., 1917-09-29
News from ireland

the clergy and people Of South and
East Galway generally. $500
G. Ferguson, Postmaster Of Armagh,
has been promoted to the Postmaster
ship of Sligo.
Michael Deane, a horseshoer, charg-
ed at Carrick-on-Shannon with assault
ing his wife, was sent to jail for three
months in default of finding bail for
his future good behavior.
The death is announced from
wounds received in France, where he
was with the Canadian contingent. of
Richard Howell Ashmore, only surviv.
ing son of the late Rev. John Ashmore,
Creavalea Manse, Drumkeeran. Cap.
tain N. Algeo, Leinster Regiment,
wounded, is grandson of the late
Lewis Algeo, D. L., Glenboy. Manor.
hamilton.
Tanish Sim Fein Club have elected
Rev. B. Geraghty, P. p, president; T.
Maxwell, treasurer, and Patrick Nc
Nabola, secretary.
Lieut.. Alfred ]. O'Brien wounded
in action, is son of Henry O'Brien
r. o., Tawlaught, Mohill, and was for
merly Principal of Clonturk National
School, Dromond.
On the 22d inst. at the Pro- athe
dral, Marlborough street. Dublin, Pat
rick j. McGuinness, J.P., the Com
mercial House, Manorhamilton, was
married to Alicia O'Reilly (nee Har
te), youngest daughter of the late
Hugh P. Harte and Mrs. Margaret
Harte, Carrigallen.
The funeral took place to Kilumod
cemetery after requiem Office and high
mass at st. Mary's, Carrick.on-Shan
non, of Michael O'Connor, uncle OF
James Murray, Carrick-on-Shannon
and Michael O'Connor, victualler
Longford. Deceased's only son (Luke
O'Connor), is at the front.
H. j. B. Clements was the only ma
gistrate present at the Mohill petty
sessions on Tuesday, and number OF
cases had to be adjourned for. the at
tendance of another justice. The
cases dealt with we're ordinary police
charges.
Mohill Guardians had very small
agenda for disposal on Thursday. Al
they had repeatedly advertised for 8
school attendant at s1O a year anl
failed to obtain applicants, the loca
Government Board suggested that they
should increase the salary with view
to inducing suitable candidates to an
ply for the position, but the Guard
ians refused to do so.
At the Newtownforbes Court OF
Tuesday, Joseph Neary, Caldragh, wal
fined the minimum, Sos, the bench
recommending reduction to SIS will
Fcosts, on charge brought by the In
land Revenue Authorities for carryin,
a gun without license on the land.
of James Mccain, J.P.
Two tenants of laborers' cottage.
were sued by the Longford Distric
Council at the Newtownforbes Cour
on Tuesday for possession of their cot
tages, one of whom, soldier named
Sweeney, it was stated by Mr.. Hano1
had rendered the rent, and it was re
fused. Mr.. Hanon asked for dismisse.
as Mr.. Delany did not appear, and h.
put forward very able arguments, bu
as the bench was divided, the case.
were adjourned for two months.
The Irish standard., 1917-09-29

]. p, Templecoby, Enniscorthy, has
been accidentally drowned while bath
Ing at Fillmore, where he had been
staying with his uncle, Very Rev. J.
J. Rossiter, Superior, House of Mis-.
sions, Enniscorthy, and other friends.
T. Murphy, motor engineer, New
Ross, has been presented with an ad-
dress and gold watch by his friends
on his departure from the town.
The Management Committee
Queens Co. Insurance Society elected
T. Muldowney, MARLBORO. secretary, in
room of E. P. M'Evoy, resigned.
Rev. J. Fisher Cox, Rector, SER
k1eran, has been appointed Rector of
Castlecomer in succession to Rev,
Cano T. w. Harpur, now Rector OF
knocktopher.
R. J. Hartley, Tullamore. has been
appointed private secretary to the
Hon. John Hart, Minister of Finance,
British Columbia. Mr.. Hart il q ma.
tive of Co. Leitrim.
Very Rev. Canon Reilly, who has
died at Sydney, N.S.W.. was a son OF
the late ]. Reilly, Rosduff, Co. Long
ford.
The strike of 300 laborers working
at the Athy- Wolfhill railway has been
settled, the men being awarded Sd
per day, in addition to the regular
wage of Cd. an hour worked. hours to
be slightly reduced.
, 1917-03-22
OLD FENCE LAW AMENDED.

Wyoming ranchmen and farm
ers who have been worried during
the past few weeks by the bugaboo
of a four-wire legal fence, provi-
sion for which was contained in
House Bill 115, may cease watch
ing quotations on barbed wire and
wondering just how hard the high
cost of Wal material will strike
them.
House Bill ll5, in the form in
which it was finally enacted, and
as signed by the governor, pro-
vides, like the old law which it
amends, that three. wire fences
shall be legal fences, but reduces
the distance allowed between posts
from so to 80 feet. The new law
also provides that the posts of a
pole fence which shall be a legal
fence shall not be set farther apart
than l6 feet. The old law permit,
ted such posts to be set % feet
apart. The new law also legalizes
the use of cement fence posts,
which were unknown at the time
the old law was enacted.
, 1917-03-22
Spring"


NBy Edna PaulsOn.l
Suppose that all tue year YVES
summer-that there was no aut-
umn, no winter, no spring-time.
Suppose that the flowers bloomed
all the time and the grass was al
ways green. Wouldn't it become
very tiresomeT
Human nature demands some
changes-changes in food and en-
vironment. The Master of Life
has made four great changes in
seasons Each one is strangely
beautiful in itself.
The winter with its frost and
snow flakes, the summer with its
flowers and song-birds, and the
fall with its vivid foliage, are each
beautiful and inspiring, but spring
the season of promise and youth,
with its pussy-willows and dande-
lions and the homecoming of the
soug-bIrds-is most welcome.
When the sweet breath of spring
mingles with the icy voice of win
ter, the sleeping rootlets, far down
in the dark warm earth thrust their
heads a little higher, but they do
not come up yet They wait I'M
til the sweet voice Of spring time
calls them, then they hasten up,
rejoicing that winter. time is past
and sweet spring is here at last.
The robin and the bIuebird from
their winter homes in the south
land hear the call Of spring and
come back to serenade her.
Sometimes the voice of winter
is still loud and commanding
when the bluebirds and the robins
and the plantlets come to greet
the spring, and we say, "Why,
pshaw! They're fooling us. Don't
we know that winter still is ruling
and that spring is not yet here?"
But be patient, spring is call
ing. Soon the icy form of winter
Will melt and dwindIe away by the
magic touch of spring,
For a maiden fair is spripgtimo.
She IL welcomed 10y u all.
Masters in their mu iC. poets in their rhymes,
Praise and sling of Hpringtlme
And listen TO her call.
, 1917-03-22
THE NEW LAW.

The new law in regard to motor
vehicles includes motorcycles HIS
we'll as automobiles, and becomes
effective on March 2Sth, after
which date all motor vehicles
owned and operated in Wyoming
must be registered in the Office of
the secretary of state. Other mat
tiers of interest in the new law are:
The application for a motor We
hicle license must give the factory
numbers of the vehicle and must
be signed and sworn to by the
owler Blank forms for applica-
tions may be obtained from the
secretary of state, from any sher-
iff, and from most of the banks
and garages of the state. A Ii
cense cannot be granted unless the
application is properly executed.
The fee for an automobile Ii
cense is So; and for a motorcycle
license, $3.50. If the vehicle has
been purchased by the applicant
after March 81 of the current year
the fees are 81, So or 81 for an
automobile, and 50, Sl.50 or 81 for
a motorcycle, depending upon
whether the vehicle was purchased
in the second, third or fourth
quarter of the year.
A dealers license is provided
for in the new law. The fee is
$40 and the dealer is entitled to
two sets of number plates. Ad-
ditional plates may be had at 81
each. The dealers plates are not
to be used on cars for private use
or for hire. Licenses are not
transferable.
The real number plate must be
illuminated by the real lamp dur
ing the hours of darkness. All
vehicles must be equipped with
DINNERS and the use of spot
, 1917-03-22
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice TO Creditors.

STATE OF WYOMING, G.
County Of Carbon.
In the District Court, Second Judi
cial District.
In the Matter of the Estate of Charles
Mitwalsky, Deceased
Notice Is hereby given by the IN
dersigned, administrative of the es-
tate OF Charles Mitwalsky, deceased,
to the creditors of, and all persons
having claims against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them within six
months after the first publication of
this notice, to the said administrative,
at her residence in Saratoga, Wyom-
ing, the same being the place for the
transaction of the business of said
estate.
Dated at Saratoga, Wyo, March
18th, 1911 BARBARA MITwALsKY,
1873 Administrative.
, 1917-03-22
WALT is PATRIOTIC.


If l must take my sword and
shield, and go forth to the crimson
field, to stay my country's foes,
I'll STAY with fierce, titanic zeal;
I'Il carve the foeman with my
steel and pile the dead in rows
l wish that bloody war would
cease; l stand up strong for balmy
peace, abhorring martial fuss; but
when my stricken country calls,
| don my bomb-proof o~veralls, and
load my blunderbuss The trusty
sword of Bunker Hill l take down
from the window sill, where it has
rusted red, and where the enemies
are thick | travel on the double
quick, and stack up cords Of dead.
In times of piece it's well to roast
the captain and his CORY host, and
say hat wars a frost; but when
our country calls ITO Arms !" We
face the dangers and alarms, and
, 1917-03-22

Little Gertrude had been very naughty
and had been severely slapped, first by
the nurse and then by mother, with a
promise of another dose from father
when he came home.
She sat on the floor, her eyes filed
with angry tears. Suddenly she rose
with II determined look upon her little
face, and seized her hat.
where are You going?" asked ner
mother.
out to tell the family secrets to the
neighbors," said the child firmly.
But she didn't gO.-Pittsburgh Chron-
icle-Telegraph.
, 1917-03-22
Notice to Creditors.

Notice is hereby given That letters
of administration upon the estate of
Gustave Jensen, deceased, was duly
issued to Mary n. S Jensen, by the
District Court of Carbon County, Wy
oming, on the End day of March, A.
D. 1917. All persons having claims
against said estate are required to ex-
hiDit them for allowance to Mary n.
S. Jensen, said Administrative, at
Saratoga, in the county OF Carbon,
Wyoming, within six months after
date Of the issuance of said letters
as aforesaid, or they may be precluded
from any benefit from such estate;
aud that if such claims be not exhibi-
ted within one year from the date of
the issuance of said letters as afore-
said, they shall be forever debarred.
Dated at Saratoga, Wyoming, this
9TH day of March, A. D., 1917.
Mary N. S. Jensen,
Administrators,
A. J. Roster, Attorney.