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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-09-01
PRESERVING AT THE LINCOLN
SCHOOL.
Report OF Work Tint Has Bcen Done K.
During the Summer Months.

ii
The City Board of Education, real
king the Importance OF preservinI
vegetables and fruit during tho sum
mer months. made arrangements will
the teacher Of household arts to re
main in Sumter for two months an,
direct this work at the domcsti
science department Of tho Lincol,
School. The results have proved
highly satisfactory. The report below
is published. because II is believe,
that the public generally will be gen
timely Interested:
To the Superintendent and Member,
OF tho Board Of Education, Cit,
Schools:
Gentlemen: There has not com,
within my observation anything NOR,
generally and genuinely appreciated
than the opportunity you have civ.
en- for the housekeepers and girls tc
learn and 10 do canning.
During the first month there wa.
not space and hardly time for al
who came In a day to get a demon.
stration and practice. Even out un.
der the great oak trees could be
found gfoups of girls busy wit
preparation Of corn and tomatoes
fruit. etc.. for preserving against the
winters need. Surely they have put
forth an honest effort when $40 Jars
were canned by the end Of the first
four weeks. of vegetables, most of
which were grown in their own gar.
dens, and fruit. And now up tc
Tuesday Of this the eighth week, W,
count 1905 jars actually put up under
our immediate supervision. Aside
from those put up at home after
learning how at the school. Mondsy
and Tuesday. July 2srd and Gath were
record breaking days. More than
sixty persons were in attendance and
got In their work. Our enrolment
10 ios with an average daily attend.
ance Of "a. Twelve were from the
rural districts. This does not include
the great numbers who came for in
formation and did their work at
home. nor who had demonstrations
In their homes. nor those who came
after hours for instruction.
Perhaps II will be of interest to
note that the young daughter of our
late Prin. Jones. has put up the high
est number Of any. The nun,ber be-
lng $50. She has been faithful and
dilligent as well as have been many
others.
Certainly do we voice the senti-
ments Of all when we say. we thank
'ou heartily and sincerely. for your
In that you made It pos
'ible for so many to be benefited.
Sincerelv
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-09-01
FAREWELL no AUTOCRACY.
President Wilson's Reply to- Pope
Highly Praised.

Washington, Aug. 29.-On the mo-
tion of Senator Brady who charac
terized II as the farewell to autoc
racy In the world the presidents re
ply to the pope was ordered printr,
i'm the congressional record. Will
1t rejects the proposals of the pope
1t points the way for other nations T.
reach peace i'm fair and honorabl
manner, declared Senator Brady.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-09-01
TOBACCO PRIZE MONEY.
Secretary of Chamber of Commerce
Reports Receipts and Disbursc-
ments.

e. l. ReardOn, Secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce reports the
collection and disbursement by him
OF funds for the tobacco premiums
during the three weeks from July
3Oth to August 18th, 1917, as follows:
Collections
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-09-01

Our list includes: Corn, tomatoes,
okra. beans. beets, squash. pears.
peaches. plums. fiss. apples. huckle-
berries. blackberries. sweet potatoes.
pickles.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-09-01

Previously published individ-
ual contributions >. .. ..$271.5O
Peoples Pharmacy >. ...... 500
National Bank of Sumter 1000
Watson Drug Co. >. $50
Crosswell & Co.. :. :. >. :. $50
Cash .. %. .. -. :. .. $50
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-23

gienneminitlig for ME Oplog. Men
lom iogt, bans 5tilling bleo efcep-
tionel gjennem sc 1tore Geoterino-
tGgtcr. Nogct lignenbe 0joIbt Bi9r,.-
ion, ON en6 / %betpbe1ig minore @til,
|8jgrnion bao6e iiffert betpoelig ltpr=
re Sn6tRgter en6 nogen banif 5or-
lfotter, men ban bor life 2fo1rom
lom Sbien. st egentlig Rigmanos=
lib forte ban 6og albria og noge,t
|Sormue al @etbbnins eiterloo ban
fig itffert life = troos Sen 1tore
Solfeuogope ban ogiao fif> ga ban
bar omfring Sc TO- og tro6s Mobel=
prtlcn. Sg tenf iao. bbor 8jprnion
l'itanoielia peo @i6en at lin oigte-
rifle @roouftion Ie0 / set mes off,
banolinger, Mrtifler og S%oreorog.
90 iaa Sonas Sic. 0o BON bar
ca. 70 Mor, ifreo ban, iom / en-
lang Marreffe, reqelmesiig bopoe
b9bet ben beife6ne Sum al 10000
Sir. aarlig fra fit 5orlag, til mig:
"@no bore lopet. g11oeIig er ieg EN-
giGlofri Ma,1o!"
Sag enoelig Ell 0igter iom Sam
Jun. SON mao be- mt bore 11er Sc
90 Mor. 90 egentlig er set fgr1t Sc
allerliolte Mar ban bor tjent noget
'~1gbnebGroig / alt 6al6 be6 Galg /
Norge og 9anmarf. gu en6elig,
.goot paa Sci til at blipe en- qa1nmel
9erre, CT ban fomnet / 5fl106ct.
Mfen belle bons ung6om ollie bans
beo1te Wanoooms Mar bar 6ottig~
Dom. Selp ga ban bor blebet Der
oensberemt, fisbte @fanbinopiens
lomleoe 2gleber6en life mere ems
EN- enfelt Gang tror iea
5000 Gfsemplorer al bans npe
|8gger.
Nanleu flyer / 9lutningen al fin
Mrtife!!, at EFT Gonlfer fon life lepe
|af at bore 9igter M til 0ngs. Sot
mao babe ct 8ierbberp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-23
Soab en- 9ister tiener.

@eter Manien ffriber / e., Or
tifel / v4ftenpo1ten" ON Sorfottere
og Gorl9ggere bl. a.:
Seq mao income Sc 1tore 1orife
Digtere, ON bbis f%olosiale Sn6tng~
ter Der gaar Sagn. $ertiI CT f6rit
at fremlt at 'iige, at Sc bab6e ct
lige iaa itort 8ublifum / 9anmarf
iom Norge, mems meget faa 6anife
Sorfattere ielges nebneperoig /
george. @n66a Dor set life Iaa 1tort
meo Snotegterne, Iom &pgtet gift.
Sa, Sbien en6te iom EN- rig Manb,
men inotil ban bar langt oppe | go
Mare11e, bab6e ban lebet / flor Sat
tig6om. 5ao iptnfeoe og ipareoe
ban, 90 ban poo n8ronb" / 2gbet
al ct Mar bop6e tient en- faa ipim-
lenoe Gum Tom be!1 britt 5000 &r.
Seen iaa TOM sc ftore Seaterin6tag=
ter / Epiflanb. Men for ielbe $50,
gerne bar Snbtagterne life impo.
nerenoe, for oe1t itore So1fenogobe
tom, oa BON bar 20 Mar. San n6.
gab fra ct 9uffebiem" at regne.
let SfDffe bbert an6ef Mar, % SCI
4uofom i 10 a 10000 @fsemplarer
8%ogtnotagten bleb giennemfnitli{
5000 aroner, aItiaa ca. 1000
1aroner aarltg for Sc rpe gprfer
Dertl tom 5onororerne fra us
lanoet bboraf TIN Sc tDife betel
Ir1ogef, % maaife ct Har guiini
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-23
meo mango 8lpontgmerfer oa $50.

meo mango 8lpantgmnrfer og $50.
titler, a%abe1bart grunoig lelt: 81
engelif @grf al @up Sapler ON Sor,
bnoSbebggelien / oe forifjellige 2an-
De, for 9anmarfs 8eofomme1loe meo
uotalelier al ti=Mlfobolifere lom
Scr. 2arien 2eot og Neb. g. 6.
Dalboff. &oa &aminbploen itaor ed
|itort 6otografi al Dronning Milena:
ling, lterf, fro0ig. Ser / 6isie ONT
gipe!i or Dur BUN 116fol6et fig, naor
I@grnenc fom pno 8e1gg: @elena,
|Staliens ifjpnne 0roming, Mnna,
Sriniesic al 8attenberg, og Sc to
Storfpr1tinoer Wilitio Nifolajepno
og 5tono Mifolojepna, bporaf Den
itoltn@bnte efter en- opiigtsDeffenoe
|Sfilsmisic fra Sertl1gen al 2eucb=
tcnberg al sen bellige Spno0e fl
|Sillu6elie til at gifte fig meo Nifo-
laj Nifolajepiticb> / G5artioen @11s=
lambs ubejeligite &Dgroo. Om @f=
tenen, noar Dprene itaar aabne fra
|5obebprelie til SopeDere1ie, % M}a:
ma ligger mi6t imellem fine Hige.
bprn, bliper Sc imaa, fattige Hrin-
Jester igien fra g11ropas beife6ne
|&ot opfplote life lenger blot al
CT grnn1eles sgrgjerrigbe6, mcn al
Sen itbrite og be6ite al alle 6elelier:
|9en at bore bjemme Scr %ltraale1
|iaa uegcn @o6beS us al Oct liot
blcgeoe 6otografi al 9ron1ing Mi
|leuo poo &aminbp!oen / &onge1iS
@obeparelle e. Seq liggcr l9nge
|&on9cns @cng og Ter g,1ropos aa1:
Sen 5pigermo0er i116 / 9jnene. 90
loo bl,n iejre6e i araft al Silent:
met.
S,,otil precis &l. 10 9pnomoen
ser 6riDcr Oct cleftriife 2psonl9g
bol6er op at 6ure, o9 2ompernf
langlon1t lllffes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-23

Dag besvimede jeg, og min Mand
blew tilkaldt og Legen hentet. Blew
taget til Hospitalet, hvor jeg laa i
4 Tiger, men da jeg kom hjem, be-
svimede jeg som fqr og havde de
samme Lidelser.
En- Veninde, som er Sygeplejerske,
bad mig prove Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. Jeg begyndte
at tage Diet samme Dag, da jeg led
meget. Det har allerede gjort mig
mere godt end Hospitalet. Til en-
hver, der lider som jeg gjorde, er
nit Rad: Gaa ind paa Diet fqrste
Apotek og faa en- Flaska Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, fpr
De gaar hjem." = Mr.. NJ. C.
Brown, 2844 w. 18th St., Cleve-
land, Ohio.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-23
San Warcps' Nat.
Gn ipamif Siitorie.

Gn 9og opltob ser l1enigbe6
9Ggtefpllerne @illets Sl,s. Set bo1
De0 Miiooagsboroet; en- lille 2epe1
boboe baft Manoens Mppetit.
Me11 9uItruen bar IT lfere / Sen
6ingcl,, og me0 CIT burtig 8ebpgelle
fif bum 2eberen poa @oflen og fer:
te 6en til Ml1n0en. %aa @runo al
ocnne ringe @oriug TOM set til er
6eftig Oroitrio, og merf6eroig1
not: fra oen Sis beg life l1fre6er
fra oercs &uS. Sc npie0cs mart iHe
Longer mc6 at fornerme binar10en
mc0 Sr6> men gift ODER ii! @oan6=
Aribcligbeoer. SON misbonoleoe ol
log bclloe> og FUN %foripare6e Jig pao
fin SIDE n1eo Neglene. Sort iagt, 81
tom iaa 1or9t> at DC al oeres bele
}Sjerte pnifeoe binanoens 500.
9ette ii6ite bao0e Sc begge pnife1
Mftenen fgr Son Warcos' Sag. Gar
Worcos bar en- @elgen, iom oe, 6er
troeoe poa bom, eilifrep Sen merfe-
ligc GDne at fu11ne f%or116iige Trem=
ti6en, og man troe6e en6bi6ere, al
Sc, font peo Mtonotstio begap fig
ia6 i &irfens sfib> fl1n6e ie @fpg-
gen al DEM, lom ffuloe 50 / set toni
men0e Mor. Ogioa @illet troeot
fulot % fat paa bette, og, / set 9ie,
blif, 90 ban pnife6e fin @ultru 800.
1log BET bam, at ban oen n9ite @f.
ten beo &elgenenS Set bur6e bore
til Steoe i @irfen be6 @ionatstio.
+ 9e, n9ite Scat, 1ige for Wionats:
1ogene Iog> liiteoe ban fig no al
lit Sus og gift moo &irfe1., @en
ret Denote, at bans Sultru ogiao
bar beiie!et al Sen iamme Sanfe
% 1engtes efter at ie, bba6 Gan
Morcos' Seat pil6e pi1e ben6e. =
Derfor li1te6e ogiaa bum fig til Sir.
fen.
@elge1ens Scat oar iaa tort lom
&ul. Set 1aa ne1 ten u6, 1om ON
|@fper,1c / SelIesfab boboe beillt'
tet at lutte Sen itore Sul6moane roe.
Ween meb ct ar set, lom ON oct tette
|5fpoeffe rebneoe.
@bem formaor at beifripe oe to
9ggtefplIers @fref, Ga oe pl11oielig
fer binan6ens @fpgger; for oe cor
ful6t onerbepilte ON, at ben onben
bor ct 5pegeliel Sc blegneoe og
ffpn6te fig me6 at naa @irfens Sor-
fib; men en- MI 5frpf greb 6em.
Sc itanbie6e og ben6te fig ON. Mgr-
fet bob6e otter fl1ttet fin @oppe ON
ocn1, og ffiult at bette 1to6 Sc 1ige
be6 binan0en. Man fan let tenfe
iig, bbor6o1 enboer al 6em aniao fig
icrn Den, for bbilfen @elgenen baboe
aabenbaret Sen a16ens 5fiebne.
@laoe og beo goM Mo6 ben6te
0e oerefter tilbage til oeres Siem.
De gift 9ber til fit @erelie n6en al
one, bba6 Ser / @run6en por bnnot.
Den ne1te Sag mgote Sc life lan.
ger binan6en me6 rpnfeoe SANDER
SUN iatte @alpefoteletter for lin
Man6 og tenfte: Spis bare, fiert
@illet, 6u ifoI life lebe bette Ma1
u6l
De be6 binan6en ooifiIlige @ange
LAT &ie6et> @iIlet en6og imile6e. Ser
1pite Sag bar BET bans Ssbielsbog
|&uitruen traftereoe bam meo 2eber
N1ligt bnfeoes bum oper bans for:
Igiengelige 2ib og tenfte, at bun
bans Dgo bier Sag / Tiger
fnnoe ipiie Iignenoe llomerfeoe ga
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-23
- Serib efter Drppenmmuaer
at bette @ab.
God Yinterlesning.

I Omgaaende sendes portofrit en- halv
AfGaargang at III. Famiiie Journal lig
! Kvartal af samme Blad fberegnet ct
) smukt Thanksgiving og ct elegant Jn-
} lenummer,- SAINT 20 smukt kolorerede
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D Cents i S9lv eller u. S. Frimarker til
3 Porto etc. Til Canada 40 Cents.
Z Tillige medfolger gratis flere Kapft-
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I man. Grevinden eller Tvillingspstre-
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I yerdifulde og code Boyer. hvoraf flere
5 Tusinde for Tiden salges til meget
j Navn naevneS
) G. RASMUSSEN CO..
\ 722 So. 9TH ST., Minneapolis, MIMI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-23

2a6 % gao fist til @ibe, ser
CT et Suno Ser, Tom gger faa ono-
Ifabsful6.
- 9u be6 moi, oe Sun6e, ser
gper, 6e bioer life.
So, leg pe6 Oct, men leg beo
life om Sen be6 bet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-23

Ser git iefs Manneoer. 9m 6eres
|aiarligbeo ! oenne Eio life netop
|forpge0es, iaa begDnbte De bog til
len big @rab at blipe mere e ter-
|giDenoe operfor binanben. Otter ii
Maaneoers Sorlpb tom &ultruens
Gpoielsoag. De iatte Jig til Miooags-
boroet; met begge baDbe 1aa liot
Mppetit, at 0e los sc o6iggte &etter
ltaa orprte. Manoen itette6e fine
Mlbrer moo 8or6et, 6Pffe0e Mniig-
IItet me6 fine Spnoer og betragte6e
gjennem Singrene fin @ultrus Mn=
iigt. San begpnOte fin l1n6erlpgelle
meo benoes 9jne. 9an inobilote fig,
at sc frpb u0 al 6eres &uler, bar1
ipntes ogIaa, at ban fun6e ie, bpor
magre Dcn0es &in6er tar blepe1, %
It'll S!ut bab0e ban forpon6let benoes
9obc0 til ct birfeligt 9po1ingcfra=
tie.
Snltruen be11gap Zig til SEN 1omn1e
ISllu1ion. Sun lamme1ligneoe Man-
|oens Mnfgtsfarpe mes hpib @ips.
Soa 6reo ban Stil6eoen:
@ultru, lagoe ban, jeg ifllloe
gnife, Oct bar ct Spnsbeorag; men
ou icr no font en- 0po.
Sultruen bleb engltelig, Ga BUN
b6rtc bette; men BUN iborcoc / iam=
ME So1m:
= Seq iao g1ernc, at oa1 ifuloe
lepe loa mango Mar> lom jeg bar
}igjen at lepe!
@illet regncoe efter % fanot, at
bum fun Ddp6e to Mooneoer al lit
SIP tilbage, og set gior6e bom BE-
tenfiom.
Ser gif e1,6nl1 Ell Maoneo. Mere
og mere fog De Senipn til binanoen
90 brogte binan6en oct enc lille 81
fer efter set aa,1et.
Saa gif Ser igien EN- Stun6, oa
en- Sag lag6e BUN til bam:
- &boroon feler ou sig / 9og,
|fjere @tllet?
- 5terf iom en 0fse, fiere. Seq
enifer Bare, at gu fun6e iige oct iam-
me.
Do bul1 troe6c, at ian pil6e Ifiule
litn Stlltan6 for ber16e, be- l1ttte6e bum
fig til at fortelle bam, at ban in
SEN tort Sis maatte 81. 0elto Itprre
bleb Sen Operraifelle> iom bisie Sro
fremfo1btc, bon ielp netop ito6 / 8e<
greb me6 at oobne Mnnoen for at
iige ben6e set famine. Nan ban for
1to6 trofs, fra bpilfet Orafel ser,
u~1Dffelige borbe facet 6enne Spoa=
Dom. san 1oo poo ben6e og ipurg-
te n9!enae:
- &ba6, bar 61 beret / &irfen9
- ga, jeg bar 6erl
90 bor 6u let mig Ger / en-
Monos @fiffelie?
: Seq ioa FUN sit Nnliet, foroi
Soften bor iaa m9rf.
Ggrlt tor @illet gonlfe beltbrtet;
men til ii6it fatteoe ban fig og bralt
US / en- m1tnter 2atter. San 10 len-
ge. 0g @1titruen, iom life begreb
@run6en berti1> laa / bette ct Segn,
iom gif for16 for 9e0en. Sun be-
eD1ote ollere6e at bride Senoernc
og roobe ON &jelp, ga Fan beroli=
|geoe ben6e.
- @ultru, gu er forrpftl Sboo
ou 1oo, bar lite min StDgge, men
mig ielo! Seq iao ogiaa Big; TIL
ieg gnife6c, at @,,6 bil6e tage Big
bort fra mig. Seen taffet bore bans
@o6be6 1eber 6u en6nul
Sun ipare6e life; tbi ser foregit
iao meget in6e / ben6e, font bum
life ffun6e forflare. Wen til iio1t oob=
ne6e bun fine Mrme, trpffe6e bam
til tit 8rpit og bite bam iaa1e6es,
at ogioa BUN oe!tog / bans @le6e.
Og, set bleb @er6ens lpffeligite
aggteffab. Da Gan Marcosfelten at-
tier tom, git Sc iammen ino / oen
lille &irfe, fol6t pao @,e og taf-
Ifebe Sen benlige Selgen for 6eres np
|2Dffe.
GhoN on Nin%nr 4;e.ner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-23
Fire Uger
paa HOSpltalet.
Ingen Bedring 80 Mrs. Broavn til
adst knreret at Lydia E.. Pink
hams VeyetabLe COMPOUND.
Cleveland, Ohio. "Jeg led /
Aareyis, og til Tider saa Diet I'D til,

at jeg like len-
gere kunde hol-
de I'D. Alt stam-
mede fra mine
nedre Organcr.
Kunde nesten
like gaa til tt
der, for hvis jeg
traadte paa en-
STEM, var jeg AT
magt nHr. En-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-23
Sore 5aar oil al6rig leges,
Sc Dor 5ta1nme!

Sg n16er bam en- Sen brn1en6e
Strpm, ODER bom Ereffuglenes
Sl9jten. Ser ligger 5lottet - mes
Gentraloarme, eleftriif 2ps og So
%oeberelie.
Seq ifal DO / &ongens Slgi 6er
ligger afionoret fra Dronningens
og> "Reminiscences @9relier. SIottet
er Nmonteret meb in6tagen6e 8eIfe.
oenbeo: @asiereoe Mgb!er 80 ION
/ enbber borgerltg Som1nerbina. so
paa 8eggen in6rammeoe Sarbetrpi
fra ol'Sslluitration" s bbert 8erel.
lie er opitillet en- @ieiteieng! Og Ii.
geiom ! Getinie, inole6es for mar
ogiaa ber gaa paa Serrasien -
giennem en- @~lagberan6a fDI6t mel
grenne 8lanter 6irefte in6 ii
&ongen. Baa bans S%fribebor6 Iigge,
Mmattac De @otba, forffielIige Sber
locf Solmes-8gger % foripne.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-02-22

"Jarbidge ore thus far seems cap
able of treatment on the ground. A
railroad is not a necessity to the
camps development, for it is not. like
ly there will be freight to haul out.
But the demands of the population
may in time require one. Eventually
there will be considerable machinery
to haul in, and the local supply of
timber is not first class and not last
ing for many years. But good wagon
road is a necessity at all times This,
although expensive, can be had on a
water grade to the open country in
Idaho, and it is in fair way to be
built in the very near future.
"This winter, it is said, hay Is 800
a ton in Jarbidge and probably then
some. Wood, which is generally
mountain mahogany, rustled down
from the high places, sells at $25 a
cord. Many other necessities are
probably proportionately high, though
some staple groceries and beef are
likely not included in the extreme high
lists.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-02-22
ALIAS SUM MONS.

In the District Court of the First Ju,
dicial District of the State of Idaho
in and for Shoshone County.
John Chiesa, plaintiff, vs.. Maria
Chiesa, defendant.
The State of Idaho sends greeting tC
Maria Chiesa, the above named de-
PENDANT:
You are hereby notified that com
plant has been filed against you IN
the District Court of the First judi
cial District of the State of Idaho
in and for the County of Shoshone, by
the above named plaintiff, wherein
plaintiff alleges that plaintiff and de-
PENDANT intermarried at Wallace, Ida
no, on March II, 1907, and ever since
have been and now are husband and
wife; that on November IS, 1912. de-
PENDANT deserted and abandoned the
plaintiff at Santa Maria del Taro, Par
ma. Italy, without any cause or rea-
son and against the will and without
the consent of the plaintiff and that
the said defendant ever since said date
has continued to live separate and
apart from the plaintiff without any
cause or reason whatever and against
his WILL that there are no children
the issue of said marriage and that
there Is no community property.
Plaintiff prays judgment that the
bonds Of matrmony now and hereto
fore existing between the plaintiff and
the defendant may be dissolved and
that each and both Of them may be
relieved of all obligations thereof.
And you are hereby directed to APP
pear and answer the said complaint
within twenty days of the service or
this summons If served within said
Judicial District, and within forty
DAYS If served elsewhere; and you are
further notified that unless you so
appear and answer said complaint
within the time herein specified, the
plaintiff will take judgment against
YOU as prayed. in said complaint.
Witness my hand and the seal Of
said District Court this 10th day or
February, A. d. 1917.
l. r. ADAMS,
fcoon Clerk
BY c. ]. CALLAHAN,
Deputy Clerk.
HARLAN L. HEWARD, Residence
and Postoffice Address, Wallace,
Idaho, Attorney for Plaintiff
F22- M29-6t
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Iron Money.

Iron money (smal coins) Is now
used in Germany and Austria. The
problem of protecting the pieces from
rust was solved by uper-imposing q
thin layer of zinc The discs of met
al, together with some zinc dust, are
heated at temperature somewhat be-
low that of the melting point of zinc
(4S3 degrees) The Resulting surface
not only preserves the coins from rust
but also enables the die to be i'm
pressed without cracking the surface
of the metal This zinc plated iron
money differs little in appearance or
weight from nickel coins.
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Glossary Of Mining Terms.

A glossary which will include all
terms peculiar to mining is to be
published by the bureau of mines as
soon as the extensive compilation can
be completed. This will probably re-
quire year or more. This will be
made the most complete work Of this
kind ever published. In addition to
mining terms in English. an extensive
list of the more generally used Span
sh mining expressions will be includ-
ed. The glossary will indicate where
the terms are used. in case their use
IS provincial, and will cover all of the
mining districts in the United King
dom and in the United States.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Office of Albany Lead Mining Com
pany Wallace, Idaho, February 49,,
1917.
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the directors of the Albany
Lead Mining Company, held on the
18th day of February, 1917, an assess
ment Of one az mill per share was
levied upon the capital stock Of the
corporation, payable on or before
March 26. 1917. to 6. w. Belts, secre-
tary at the Office of the company in
the Otterson block. Wallace, Idaho.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment remains unpaid on the 26th day
of March, 1917, will be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction,
and unless payment is made before
such time, will be sold at said office on
the 14th day of April, 1917, at 200
o'clock p. m. of said day to pay the
delinquent assessment. together with
costs of advertising and expenses OF
sale.
C. w. BELTS,
Secretary; Office Otterson Block, Wal
lace, Idaho. F22- M22-5t
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TAMARACk & CUSTER.
Mine and Mill Are Now Working the
Usual Number of Men.

The Tamarack 4 Custer mill, for
merly the Frisco, is now running full
time and the mine is again employing
the usual force. The aerial tramway
two miles long, connecting the mine
and mill, is reported working to per-
lection. After taking over the Frisco
mill last fall many changes We're
made to meet the requirements of the
Tamarack ore, and at the same time
construction of the tramway went on
regardless of excessive cold and heavy
snow. The entire plant is reported to
be doing excellent work, and the large
years of steady operation
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Minso Chief,

John II. VanDorn, one of the old
timers of the district now residing In
Spokane, came up the first of the
week on business Connected with the
Mingo Chief, a Nine Mile property
which he has owned for many years
and which is now showing signs of
activity. Mr.. VanDorn was accom-
panied by Oscar Gillice, mining engi-
neer, who is also former resident OF
this district where he has a large cir
Gle of friends and acquaintance.
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And in accordance with law so many
shares of each parcel of such stock as
may be necessary will be sold at pub
lie auction at the Office of the company
at the Occur d'Alene Bank & Trust
Co, building on the 18th day of
March, 1917, at 10000 o'clock in the
forenoon of said day to pay delinquent
assessments thereon, together with
the costs of advertising and the eX-
pense of sale.
ROSS BLACK,
Secretary and Treasurer of the
Square Deal Mining and Milling
Company Limited, Occur dAlene,
Idaho. F2z- Mo-ot
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT STOCK
HOLDERS OF THE SQUARE
DEAL MINING AND MILLING
COMPANY, LIMITED.

Office and principal place of business
of the Square Deal Mining and
Milling Company, Limited at Occur
d'Alene, Idaho. February II, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that there is
now delinquent upon the following de-
scribed stock on account of assess
ment levied on the Sth day of Janu-
airy, 1917, of one mill per share on
all the outstandins capital stock of
said Square Deal Mining and Milling
Company, Limited, the several
amounts set opposite the names of the
respective shareholders as follows, to-
wit: