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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-16
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fehif nnb m1dten sic aeiuno iperoeil.
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lem Sabr itimmen.
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Hardy Won Hrnberg.
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THE EIGHTEEN HOTEL

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sameu uuo Weahselfutter.

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The Holbrook news., 1917-06-22
Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors of Navajo
 County, Arizona.
Office of the Board of Supervisors. Navajo County.

Office of the Board of Supervisors, Navajo County.
 Holbrook, Arizona, June 4th, 1917
 Pursuant law, the Board at 1000 occk A. M. this date with Chairman R. C. Creswe Members John Freeman wald Larson present
 Minutes previous approved the following corrections page 10 Proceedings of the Board Supervisors commencing at line IS and continuing to line P corrected read following Thereupon by duly carried unanimously the Board executed following certificate and directed that be spread the Board copy thereof be recorded in the office of the County Recorder of Navajo County'
 Supervisor Owens thereupon introduced and moved the adoption the following preamble and resolution towit
 RESOLUTION
 Whereas the Supervisors County Navajo Arizona heretofore authorized the of School district Mo- in said county Navajo the aggregate of Eight Thousand Dollars 000 consisting eight @ bonds numbered eonsecutvey from twentysx 6 3 inclusive in the denomination of $O00 each February 5 A. 9 bearing interest at the rate of per payable annually of said bonds being payable the 2nd January each of the 1885 respectively regular numerical order by virtue fq conformity with the laws of the of Arizona enabling also by virtue of the authority School certified said Board of Supervisors and
 Whereas the duty of said Board of Supervisors authorize the collection of annual all of the axae property situated sad district for the of paying principal and interest said bonds the fall due respectively:
 Now Therefore, Be Resolved, that the interest falling said bonds the 5th day of August 97 shall be oa from the general fund of said district for the purpose of fund for of interest taken and for the purpose of providing funds the inter est tn of August A. 1917 and to constitute and sinking fund discharge the principal thereof at tury there levied all of the taxable property the district in addition all other taxes the following
The Holbrook news., 1917-06-22

JOHN A. FREEMAN, Member, Board of Supervisors
 c. E. OWENS, Member. Board of Supervisors.
The Holbrook news., 1917-06-22

of Supervisors the 18th day of August 196 contract with Omaha Structural Steel Works for of certain bridges within the County Navajo specifically described and
 Whereas, the County Engineer of Navajo County Hon. James H. Frost has filed with the Clerk Super vsors his report advising that he has inspected bridges that said bridges have each all been with the plans and specifications thereof contract and.
 Whereas further appears this Board pursuant said contract and under the provisions thereof the said Structural Steel Works has furnished which provided for said contract extras that said extras have been furnished according the order of said County Engineer duly approved by the Board of Supervisors and Whereas such extra material and labor ton ordered and directed be made of said der terms of said contract has been accpab done and said teria has been furnished and said labor performed according to the terms and of said and workmanke and the has been by County Engineer for the Board of Supervisors County Navajo.
 Now Therefore the said bridges hereby accepted approved and 1t hereby directed that the unpaid balance contract price for the construction of said bridges furnishing of the material labor construction under said contract be paid by the County Navajo Omaha Structural Steel Works and that the executed and delivered according to law
 R. C. CRESWELL.
 Chairman Board of Supervisors Attest
 R. S. TEEPLE
 Clerk.
 JOHN A. FREEMAN
 Member Board O. Supervisors
 C. B. OWENS,
 Member Board of Supervisors
The Holbrook news., 1917-06-22
Attest: R. s. TEEPLE,
 Clerk

 Public approved,
 Guaduape Luna placed the Indigent st and Clerk draw cash order each recommendation by the County Superintendent Health
 Upon the Board recessed until o'clock A. M June 9th.
 The demand Mesmer Rice for payment ST. 856 CO., by Board motion by Mr. reconsdeed and the Board by unanimous vote decided aside action and action said demand Clerk was notify Mesmer Rice Superintendent of Mesmer Rice of this action. Clerk also directed notify Mesmer Rice at Los Angeles and Superintendent Mesmer Wnsow by wire that urgently necessary superstructure of the Wnsow Bridge before July 15h 191 owing to the July foods due between 15th and for that every possible adopted that endand that the performance of this demand evidence of good faith the of the that further payment will be made this time.
 County Engineer Jas H. Frost together with w. L. Carey President of the Omaha Structural Steel Bridge Company appeared that all bridges ed by Structural Steel Company fully completed accordance with the contract of said Company
 Thereupon the following resolution upon motion duly made seconded carried and unanimously adopted:
 Whereas the County of Navajo by and through it's Board
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-22
Tells How to Stop a
Bod Cough
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AAd eests little.
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-22
Sidney, Mont, People
Start Worthy War
Relief Organization

Sidney, Nov. 22.-"Help the men
who are fighting our battles is the
slogan Of the Richland County War
Relief association, which is now wag-
ing a campaign to secure a member
ship Of 5000 at 81 apiece. J.. A. Lok-
en-, Axel Nelson and J.. H. Sharpe
compose the executive committee. The
scope Of the work the association will
undertake is thus outlined:
The soldier who leaves behind per-
sons who are dependent will. know
that the association stands ready to
ran his business affairs before he
is called to- go, will have the help of
a. committee made up of representa-
tive business men, who will care for
his stock or any other property with
out cost to him. The soldier who is
invalided home, will be given, every
comfort and aid from the association
the care that he justly deserves. The
wounded man will have that same
care, and the soldier who is perma-
nently disabled will not become a
public charge, but will be fitted for a
position of usefulness in his commu
nifty. The Richlahd county man who
rnay become a prisoner in a German
detention camp will have supplies
sent him from the association. Every
boy will be remembered at the holi.
days with a box of Injuries from
Tho~,nv ..f
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-22
|2l MENLOST
!, IN SINKING
!! OF CHAUNCEY
Commander and His Junior
Officers Among Missing
/ on Torpedo Boat.

washington, Nov. 21.-Lieutenant
Commander Walter E. Reno. the
commanding officer, his junior officers.
lieutenant Chas. F. Wedderburn, and
Ensign Harry q. Skinner. Jr., and IS
enlisted men were lost in the sinking
of the American torpedo boat Destroy
er3 Chauncey in a collision in the war
zone Monday morning, the navy de-
partment was advised today by Vice
Admiral Sims.
The enlisted men lost: Stanley T.
Anthony, electrician, first class, RAJ
dio; mother, Florence johnson, Red
ford, Mass; Honore M. Claggett, Jr..
electrician, first class; father. Honore
NJ. Clagsett. Laurel. MI: Daniel B.
Crane, machinists' mate, second class:
another, Mary H. Crane. Los Angeles.
Calf; JOS. s. Ewart machinists
mate, first class; father, VIM. l..
Ewart, Newport, r. l.; Chas. A. Good
rich, chief machinist mate; Brother
Geo. j. Goodrich. lakewood. Ill; Algen
II. Guttridge, machinists mate. second
class; father VIM. H. Guttridge, Gull
lison, Kan: Henry G.. Haman. sea-
man, father, Burt w. Haman. Buffalo,
N. Y; Jos. A. Heroux. fireman. third
class; mother. Emma J. Bachellerie.
Los Angles, Calf; VIM. H. Hampel,
}oiler, father, Chas. Hampel, Rand
VILE, Mich; Ira F. Kopp, gunner's
mate first class; father. Jesse F: Kopp,
1 Davenport, Ia; Chas. A. O'Connor,
chief Yeoman; sister. Margaret Tess
Ter, South Boston. Mass; Francisco
Pagtakhan, mess attendant, third
class; mother, Marta Dunicio, Olonga-
po, p. l.; John Rhinehart. chief water
tender; Mary sprague, Block Island.
r. l.; John A. Smith. Gunner's mate,
frst class; father, VIM. Smith, New
York; John William Stribling, oiler:
father John Stribling, Waring, Tex:
Oswald J. Terkildsen, yoeman, second
class; uncle, Conrad Terkildsen.
Brooklyn. N. T.; Nicholas H. Wagner.
ship filter. first class; father Jacob
Wagner, Fullerton. Nd; Geo. Wornell,
boilermaker; friend, Harry c. Smith,
a Francisco. /.
Lieut.. Commander Reno's next of
kin was his wife, Beatrice Reno,
Philadelphia; that of Lieutenant
wedderburn was his mother, Gertrude
+. wedderburn, Chevy Chase, Nd,
and Of Ensign Skinner, was his
mother, Mrs. Harry G. Skinner, OF
Mount washington Md.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-22

force but was thrown back by 4 splen-
did rally of the Italian lines, which
swept forward with cheers until the
position va clear. It was tho blood
lest kind Of fighting with beyonets
'frst and then with bayonets ywrr1,enrched
from their sockets and usedsas : dod-
,ble-edge knives. 4. g.
Again the enemy massed forces
higher up on Monte Monfenera, back
ed by batteries concentrated fronhsall
points. Before this, intense shell fire
the Italian infantry gave ground
slowly until the upper slopes were
abandoned. The fighting goes on
with undated desperation.
The conduct Of the italian troops
Is -above<all praise. They are contest
ing every foot of the. way, fighting
like tigers and, with spirit and conf
dence, even in the face of greatly. SUI
perior numbers. Z
Bring Up Fresh Troops.
The greatest mass attack which the
enemy has made is in progress along
the Upper Piave river at the point
where 1t bends to the northeast into
the Belluno Alps. As the action pro-
ceeds the enemy is bringing forward
fresh masses OF his reserves includ-
ing picked troops Of the Prussian
guard, besides some Of the best Ger
man troops drawn from the western
and Russian fronts. He also has 20,-
900 m~ountaineers from lower Hun
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-22
SHELL ECHOES
ROUSE VENICE
!. DOING NO HARM
Officials Confer on Defense
Of City Amid Roar Of Teu-
tons Guns.

'n.ELrE.r. -A Ill. -l.4tt a. g.HrqaI6tSl
Venice. Tuesday, Nov. 20.-(By, the
Associated Press.)-The ministers OF
war and marine arrived here today
and held a conference with the may.
or. Count Grinami. on the defenses. OF
the city,. They visited all parts Of the
city and carefully inspected the ar.
senala and the. coast batteries. y
The minister Of marine went aboard
h flagship of the feet, and was rec
ceived with honors amid the broad
sides which We're being hurled against
enemy positions at the month>of the
Piave river. Both minister's express
e qualification and surprise at the
splendid behavior Of the population in.
the face of the Teutonic allied mem
Air Raids Continue.
Airplane raids continue to. be car
ried out, but the dropping of bombs
is infrequent. Sirens sound the alarm
on the approach Of each 1otilla Of
raiders and the populace seeks cover.
But the people gradually are beonfd.
ing used TO the visitations. Gs%s
The roar Of the b~ombardment
echoes through the city, but no shells
yet have fallen within its limits.
Confidence is growing that the heroic
stand the italian troops are making
along the Piave river will save the
city. s
Famous Cafe Closed.
The famous, cafe on the piazza San
Marco was closed today because of
situation. Thus passes out Of exist
ence one Of the historic establish
ments familiar to American and
European tourists. ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-22

CONTINUED From Page H.
the lower Piave were, swung north
ward for this supreme blow. The at
Jacks have intensified steadtly@sach
day until Yesterday and today when
they reached the smsximum. @28 III \
Beeinning with artillery prepare
tionssths Austro-German infantry adj
vances came in successive waves, first
at the northernmost mountain, Cor
neIla. where the Como brigade OF
Italians held the line until crowded
back by greatly superior numbers.
The enemy then took positions back
Of the town Of Quero and violent ar
Itillery and infantry attacks We're CEN
tered on Monfenera and Tomba.
Much Of the fighting in the mountains
was at close quarters with payonet
Icharges and desperate hand-to-hand
struggles along an extended front.
Through Monday, Tuesday and today
charge followed charge and counter
attack followed attack. I'm some, Of
the sbloodiest lighting ground has
changed hands three or four times.
At the little village Of Naranzine,
on the slopes Of Monte Monfenera
the enemy first gained Judgement and
sought to surround the large italian
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-22
Waiting for he Mysterious U-Bsat

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lifs at h..as itsisi elton tho unexpected
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systsrisusly attacked ~ psia in %.
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tAs hdasys srs 1t working. properly,
Poisonous matter and uric acid aeSunu.
late within the bsdy in great aSuad,
sses, ~svszwsrkiag the siek kidneys;
hence the ~esagsstisn Of bleed Gauss.
bsekashs in The sane manner % .
,i1fhr eenssstiea n the head caussl
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-22
HARLEM OIL CAPSULES
III. !. IF YOUR BACK ACHES

poisonous animal germs. which are
causing the Inflammation, are imme-
diately attacked and chased out OF
your system without Inconvenience OF
pain.
Do not delay a minute. Go to your
druggist and insist on his supplying
you with a box Of GOLD MEDAL
HARLEM Oil Capsules. In IA. hours
you will feel renewed health and
vigor. After you have cured yourself
continue TO. take one or two. Capsule.
each day 10 "a to keep in first-ciass
condition, and ward of the danger OF
future attacks. Money. refunded II
they do not help you. Ask for. the
Original imported Gold MEDAL
brand, ana thus be sure Of getting the
lgenuine.-adv.