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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-25
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lutNersiu class rooms viii ull be
we'll heated tomorrow morning The
heating PLAN 81 the university hes
been running fur SOME time. bat dur
iur the last tcw DAYS the absence of
neat 80 the class rooms has been mo-
uDclnle. Definite assurance is given
that there VIII bee mo- further trouble
with the heating ~ the university
pnni.
Curl NCt.cc iicturns.
carl MuEcc who utntriCulatcd In tho
university las, fan mas jest returned
from service lu France, MI iagc" ar
rived ia Albuquerque this uou The
student body o. looking forward vrrt
much 100 seeing Mr. Magcc again urd
BE- hoping that nr will nee On To- tell
Iuf his experience Boo France with IA
America army
ToothalI Game.
4 game has Ht,u -%chedulcd bN tn
football manager uf the university
team with th, hIgh .choui eleven. o.
yo PLAYED SATURDAY. afternoon Nuytm-
b,r g. On H pIa..... gam, with the
high school team $500 weeks ago th,
uuiNcr~ft, was defeated This defeat
is ~ttll fresh lr rN. minds 81 the unit
y~rsity players and tnc, ire dctermiu.
Ga tu beat Ih, n..U school eleven La
'cr announcement HIl Dee made of th,
time tuu place .f .Nr game
\ New R,-uI, ~ tho War
Upon iuyc~i.lI'..r "a rather inter
o~tiup condition u.. been brought &C.
light boz regard n. ru. teaching of GER
Wuu and Fr.n,. . .t-t F"1r and fhl-
. d.. .rI. . last ..I.. fH.tH.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-25
900 Worth Of
Bonds Bought by
Prison inmates

Special Correspondenes to The Herald.
santa Fr. y VI. oct 49,. The fol-
lowing inmates 81 the New MeXico
state @penitentiary have subscribed the
tuouut set opposite their respective
names toward the join purchase OF a
thousand dollar Liberty bond:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-25

On the previous week twelve Brit
tsh merchant vessels over 1890 tons,
SIX under that tunuar and one fish
ius vessel was sunk
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-25

iur killing Flunk Boyd deputy sheriff
of Eookw,u TcNu-. and Eugcnia Han
hy his sister iu-l1w Two others were
aorluu SIS injured
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-25

\ little VAST Np now and thou
is read uy every class OF mou-and
women too. Try one.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-07
The German Version.

Berlin, via London, May Complete
repulse of strong French attacks be-
tween Fort De Malmaison and Braye
was announced in today's official state
ment.
"After their heavy losses in vain at
taeks on Saturday, the war office said,
the French refrained yesterday from at
tacking until the afternoon Then the
assaults were begun with large forces. "
"North of Laffaux and also between
the SoissonsLaon road and Allies, there
were violent attacks in the evening,
the statement continued. "After bitter
fighting we were locally successful and
inflicted heavy losses on the enemy.
"Fierce French local attacks be
tween ALLIES and CraOnne failed.
" "Around Winterberg the fighting
fluctuated. Quickly rushing forward
at one point we recaptured the northern
slope, maintaining it against several en-
envy assaults. On the southern slope the
French were forced to retreat, the pla
teau remaining unoccupied.
Along the Aisne the days battle
was successful for us. Since Saturday
we have captured 730 prisoners between
scissors and Rheims and Al machine
guns and quick loading. rifles.
" Around Lens and Arras artillery fir
ing increased during the evening anc
the fighting is spreading to the east viz
Bullecourt."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-07
gg0&5Ef2R &{IEf2R
By ALINE THOMPSON

= .sThe Marriage Of E. c. Miller OF
salem, Oregon. and Mrs. Ada Flewel-
ling Of this city, was solemnized sun
day morning at 1880 o'clock, April
the twenty ninth. at the close Of sun
day school at Grace NJ. f. church.
1.-The altar was decorated with flow
ering eurrants, daffodils and red roses.
The couple took their places before
the altar and were united by Rev. Mr..
Miller, a brother Of the groom and pas
tor of the Trinity NJ. +. church in
Kankakee. assisted by Rev. W. Brow
der and Rev. V. p Mitchell. the latter
nav pastor of the Grace church.
Following the ceremony the Rev.
Mr.. Miller delivered the morning ser
mon. AFTER services, congratulations
were extended TO the couple and as
they left the church and went amid a
shower of rice TO the home of Mrs.
Mary c. Green who served a wedding
dinner.
The teachers of the Webber school
where the bride has taught Is years,
and the pupils of her grade occupied
special seats during the ceremony. Mir.
and Mrs. Miller will depart in two
weeks for Lexington, Ore, where they
will reside on a ranch. The bride was
attired in a blue silk coat suit and
wore a spray Of orange blossoms. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller will arrive in
Salem about the first of June to visit
relatives and to attend the graduation
of Miss Bertha Miller from the Salem
high school and Harvey L. Miller from
the mining engineering course of the
Oregon Agricultural college.
A party composed of Miss Patty
Oinger, the Misses Myrtle and Leda
Henderson and Loyal Henderson passed
Sunday in Vancouver with Thurbert
Henderson and Howard Freeland, mem
bers of company F, engineering corps.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-07

Stayton, L. S. Lambert, Stayton, Ore.
R. +. D. No. l.
East stayton w. H. Hobson, Stay
ton, Ore.
West stayton, s J, Condit, Turner,
Ore. r. +. ID.
Sublimity, Geo. II. Bell, Sublimity,
Ore.
Turner, J. NJ. Watson, Turner, Ore.
Victor Point, II. f, King, Silverton,
Ore, R. f. d. No. 2.
Waconda, Il. Patterson, Gervais, Ore,
r. F. d.
East Woodburn, ]. +. Stcclhammer,
Woodburn, Ore.
West Woodburn, c. +. Whitman,
Wooburn, Ore.
This is the card that the men between
the designated ages win have to fill in
when they go to register for the war
census:
Registration Card
No. ......
Name in full ..................,,
Given name) Family name.)
Age in years ....
2-HOme address ...................
(No) (street) (City.) (State.)
3-Date at birth .............,.,,.
MONTH (Day.) tYear)
Are you CD a native born citizen
(2) a naturalized citizen, (3) an
alien, az or have you declared
your intention Specify whieh) e.
..'...''........ ...................
5-Whcre were you born? ....,.....
(Town.) (State.) (Nation.)
6--If not a citizen, of what country arc
you citizen or subject? .........
What is your present trade, oecupa.
tion, or office2 .......
S-By whom employed2 .............
Where employed? .............
/ G-Have you a father, mother, wife
child under ~, or a sister or broth
er under u, solely dependent on
you for support (speciy which, 7 :.
l0-Married or single (Which .....,
Race (speeify which, ? ........
ll-What military service have you
had2 Rank .......; branch ,......
! years .....; Nation or state. .....
12--Do you claim exemption from duty
(specify grounds! ..............
affirm that / have verified above
answers and that they are true.
!
(Signature or mark.)
If person is of African descent, teal
off this corner.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-07
SHERIFF APPOINTS
PRECINCT NARSHALS
One In Each Precinct To See
Registration and Census
Is Taken

Members Of the election boards Of the
various election precincts of Marion
county are to be given the first chance
to volunteer their services ON the reg
istration board that is TO take the war
census of the men in the county on the
cay set aside for such purpose by the
president. Should not enough members
of the election board respond for this
service. then Sheriff Needham will call
for outside volunteers.
Sheriff Necdham was busy this morn.
ing preparing instructions to be sent to
the war marshals he has appointed FOR
the various precincts, The list of these
was complete this morning and will be
sent out as .oon as possible. Accord
ing to instructions received by Sheriff
Needham from Adjutant General White,
the war marshal, under the direction
and supervision of the sheriff, will be
held responsible for the execution of
the details of taking the war census in
his precinct. He viii be authorized, and
required, to secure the service of such
assistants, not less than five, as he may
require
All services are to be performed
without compensation. 1t is believed
that in view of the present national
crisis, when the integrity and safety OF
the nation is at stake, no objection will
be entered by any American citizen to
perform this service in the country IS in
terests without pay.
The instructions go on to say that all
concerned should be advised that there
is no time to be lost and that imme-
diate and energetic action is eNpeeted
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-07
10000 Prisoners Taken.

Paris, May 7.-Twenty-nine thousand
German soldiers have been captured by
French forces since General Nivelle s
great drive started April 16, the French
official statement announced today.
The war office in thus reporting the
tremendous success achieved in the
French "push," said the offensive was
continuing today with the French "ev-
erywhere VIGOROUSLY repulsing counter
attacks
In the Champagne, the statement said
tremendous German counter offensive
had been completely held in check. the
French continuing to retain all ground
gained.
| On Sunday evening, the official state
ment said, the Germans violently coun
ter attacked following one of the heav
lest periods Of artillery bombardment
to which the French have yet been sub
| iected The German attacks covered tn
German attacks covered the regions Of
Soissons and Chemin Des Danes, where
four approximately 10000
men-took part. The heaviest Of al
the attacks centered on Craonne, thu
Vauelere heights, Cerny Hurtebise ant
the Froidmont farm.
Everywhere, " the war office said
" the French maintained their positions
victoriously ropulsing all German mas
attacks, which were smashed by our ar
tillery and sustained great losses.
"Including yesterday, 10000 German
have been captured in the course Of tn
BATTLES starting April l6
"On the rest of the front the FrencI
repulsed many counterattacks an
cleared up enemy trenches near Sonvau
and east of Montsel. "
Counter Attacks Fail.
London, May 7.-Continuous Germa
4 counter r-attacks since Saturday hay
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-07
You Need Not Suffer From Catarrh

You have probably been in the habit
of using external treatments to relieve
your catarrh. You have applied sprays,
washes and lotions to the mucous sur
faces Of the nose and throat, have
been temporarily relieved, and then
wondered short time after, why you
were troubled with another attack Of
catarrh.
You should realize that catarrh is
an infection of the blood This fact
has been agreed upon by specialists
in catarrh troubles, and has been
proven In the laboratories of the Swift
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-07

Hindenburg line around Bullecourt and
in the face cf this unending pressure
the British improved their positions by
drives of their own. Field Marshall
Haig so reported today.
Early this morning." he said,
"there was sharp fighting on the Hin
denburg line east of Bullecourt. Our
position was improved and We progress
ed west of the village, taking number
of prisoners. -
South of OPpy a hostile bombing at
tack, attempted after artillery prepara-
tion was successfully driven off, the
British commander-in-ch reported.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-07

Specific Co. S. S. S., which was dis
covered over fifty years ago, will
cleanse your blood of the catarrhal
poisons and will thereby relieve you!
of the dripping in your throat, the
sores in your nostrils, splitting, hawk
ing and bad breath.
All druggists carry S. S. S., and
the physicians Of our Medical Departs
ment will cheerfully answer any letI
ters which you may write them in
regard to your case. Swift Specific
Co, 3O5 Swift Building, Atlanta, Ga
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-07
MAY FORCE GERMANS
Continued from page one

made with a promptitude and utter dis
regard Of cost in human lives little in
accordance with Germany's recently an
nouneed tactical plan to save troops.
Throughout the "a hours that ensued
the French were forced TO wipe out re-
peated counter-attaeks against every
position they gained before attacking
their next objective.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-07
Drop Bombs on London,

London, May "A hostile aeroplane
dropped four bombs on the northeastern
outskirts of London early today, killing
one person and injuring two, according
to statement issued by Lord French,
commander-in-chief of the home de.
tense forces.
Slight damage was done to buildings,
the statement said.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-07
TURKS DRIVING JEWS
FROM HOLY LAND
Determined They Shall Not
See Jerusalem Taken Away
From Sultan

New York, May THE same paths
that Christ walked, teaching peace on
earth and good viii to men, are being
trod today by thousands Of terror
stricken starving Jews, driven from
their homes by Turkish bayoncts, ae.
cording to cablegrams received today
by the Zionist organization here.
With the British under General Muir.
ray pounding at the gates of GAIA in
their advance on Jerusalem the Turks
are herding the jews northward, dc.
tcrmined they shall not remain to see
the holy land taken from the sultan.
The eviction began late in March,
the message said, when 800 Hebrews
were expelled from Jerusalem amid
scenes of looting and pillage. Diemal
Pasha, military governor of Palestine,
declared he would make them suffer
the fate of the Armenians.
April |, Diemal Pasha ordered eight
thousand Jews driven from Jaffa. They
were given As hours TO leave. Even
Jews owing allegiance TO the central
powers were included.
A Pitiful Procession
The cablegram described terrible
scenes when the Turkish troops went
from house to house driving the ter
rorized inhabitants into the streets.
Crowds of Arabs aud Bedoin women
followed the troops sacking every
home. Two Jews from the Yemin re-
sisted. They were hanged at the en-
trance to Tel-aviv and scores of fugi-
tives streamcd through the arch as
their bodies dangled there.
Roads leading northward, away from
the region where British guns were
roaring from the Dead sea to the Medi-
terranean, were lined with straving
men, women and children. The rich
paid 200 francs for transportation nine
miles to Petach Tikwap.
Information here said many Jews
crawled into the desert and died, Ban.
dts attacked the refugees and stripped
them of everything. Small forces of
young Jews armed with knives and
cudgels organized for defense. The
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-07

G. Ed Ross, secretary of the state
highway commission, and Herbert Mum,
highway engineer, are in Portland AZ.
tending a meeting of the state high.
way commission, The business to come
before the commission is routine in gen.
cral.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-07
Turks arrested them.

Turks arrested them.
No Jews are known to have been
killed by Turkish soldiers but robbers
were given free rein. Arabs on don.
keys and camels hung on the flanks of
the fleeing population, while the troops
coming up behind beat the stragglers
on.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-07

The Latest Fashions in Shoes and S@cAs
What you wear on your feet is very ~ nsa@ aass4s
with skirts the length they are now ana los ls
in Shoes and Hosiery change as often as ~ "'
other garments. 1,o+ us ,bmvA
Therefore you should come In anu ls' u 0'D'''
the latest popular styles. !, .;uo, ore ha
Better pay this visit before tns =; slATs bonr a
so that you won't be disappointed III Osi'S
the special style you like !. ,n;+o If The i8
No wartime prices either, IN spl'e sn sboo ayIa
cost of leather If you're looking for snV' -
YOU will find them in our STOCK . p,;cps
Note These May Shower frltes
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-07

In order to mobilize efficieun, e..
labor and agricultural production in tha !,
stale OF oregon, Governor Withycombe
saturday issued proclamation settinc
aside saturday, May IL. as ,,Acrirni
tuTal Defense Day" The peorle ara
asked ON that day to consider tbc hose
ways Of the most efficient admnist,s.
uon OF the important work of food nro
duetlon and food conservation. The
proclamation states that although Ore.
gon has already statewide eampaipn
for this purpose, the seriousness Of Ire
situation is such that special means are
to be taken TO cooperate. On this dav
the governor suggests that the people
turn out and help the farmers in their
vicinity as much as possible.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-07
'*******&&&&.s,
State House News

Acting in cooperation with a. a.
gon Agricultural college ,,hit re
been assigned the work hv tho r.,.Ns a's
states Department OF Apri,p,,n,, '',u ~
enlisting in a labor reserve Co., y, !,
school boys who have had f.,m
perienee or who are malifcd !.
farm work, J. A. Churchill -, w
tendent Of public instruetiop Sp'i,n N.Y., u
sued letter TO city supcrigten5s..L.s as Ls
and principals urging them ~ "uvhls o.l,s
the college in every wav noss,,Ss IsS'st =
making this enlistment. Blank I'm IN
detailed information will be son, or, |isn t,i
the Agricultural college within U ,e us
days, Superintendent ChurcbiuS 1 ~"
ter makes clear to the school az, w,
that the plan is to enlist tbe how ,,''ls -
once, but not TO reclase them ia ~
school work until there is definite nonl
for II. This enlistment is primar,l,' 'ssu sal
securing help when the time comcs 80. ~.
harvesting crops. 'V'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-07

Counter Attacks Fail.
London, May 7.-Continuous German
counter-attack since Saturday have
failed to shake the British grip on the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-07

Salem friends of E. C. Miller will be
interested in the following from an
Urbana, ILL.,, newspaper:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-01
SIZE DO BATALLoNU
MIERNICZEGO I
SKIEGO.

Leon Ritter z st. Paul syn Marco
lego i Waleryi Rytterow przyje--
chal do domu ma kilka godzin ably
sic pozegnac z rodzicami, rodzen-
stwem i znajomymi pred wyjaz
dem SVEN do Ayers, Mass. Leon
zapisa} sic we Fort Smelling do ba
talionu mierniczego i drukarskie-
60, 25go korpusu 1n%zynicryi. Be
die on sic cwiczyl przez szesc ty
godni " Camp Deyens, Ayers;
Mass. zanim odjedzie do F'rancyi
Jego brat Franciszek s},zy jake
Kapral w~Companii G. 30ej lnfan
teryi rcgularncj armii, W Nogalis
Arizona. ai4ss srxs
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-01
zazdrosc Brzydka QhoIoba.

Kochany Braciess.z..
gzemu zazdroscisz swojennu sa-
|siiadewi, to q mic niesspomoze. Je-
sic dobrzepowodziszy cz
Imnviecej kiedy rzetelnie sic do
[rabia. Pom6zmu jezeli mozesz.
Tak sic la1eky. Nieehssie navel
zbogaci. Ny ME many "a wiele DO
gatSch Polakow. Me patrz ma ME
90 Azywo DO on ma troche wiecej
jak ty. Pracuj pilnie a moze sic
tez wyskrobiesz ma wierzch. Ida
je mi sic re najwiecej ia zazdrosc
.panuje pomiedzy naszemi Polaka
mi.
w starym kraju nasi ludzie by
III rozlaczeni, lecz tn W wolnej A
meryce Polacy sami sic roz}acza-
ia. Kaszubi Poznaniacy, Ruski, Ga
|iicyanie wszyscy sic nienawidza.
Toe jestesmy wszyscy Bracia
(Polacy nasza moe ley W naszej
[,jednosci. Jezeli jeden Z naszych
Ebraci zalozy interes i wan da "a
Ewasze pieniadze lyle co jaki inny!
|narodowiec czemu go ME popierac
Mas til jest Polak6w dosyc W Anne
[ryce azebysmy mogli wiecej pol
|skich interes6w utrzymac jezeh
|jeden by drugiemu ME zazdrosci}.
Bardzo rzadko sic zdarzy re Pc
lax zafozy intcres pomiedzy limo
narodowcami i mozc wnim wy
trwac. Oni 60 ME beda popierac.
I4ecz Z drugicj strony innonaro--
dewey moga interes prowadzic pc
miedzy Polakami i i'm dobrzc l.
die, Oni zyja z waszej zazdrosci
- Polak bratu Polakowi.
Klymans Madrzela.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-01
DODGE, WIS.

w niedIziele 21go Pazdzierlka
pc nabozenstwie W Pine Creek,
Wis. odbylo dewielkie zgro d
dzeniesparafia1le.na kt66rymsprze
mawiai nastepuj4ey: -
Adwokat JanJsKuligo1aInde.
pendence, Wis; Wei. ks.JakubI
Cara z Pine Creek, Wis, przema
wall do ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Adwokat Frank g. Richmond y
Arcadia, Wis, wyrazi} SEW arfs
gielskim jezyku take Hieronim
j. Satka kasyerA banku "First
State Bank Dodge Wis. kt6ry-w
kr6tkiej movie dokladniev j wy,
raznie wyjasnif zgromadzoilym
sposoby do nabycia Bond6w~Wol-
i oswiadczyf re Bank So
gotowe ia wszelkie using.
Wskutek tego zgromadzenia tn
okolica dobrze sic spisa}a,
gdyz zebrano $4,000 czyli 49,,
10000 pc nadwyzej naznaczonej
sunny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-01
w ST. PAUL I MINNEAPOLIS
ME MA SNIEGU.

niekt6re osoby, kt0re specially
niedzicle W blizniaczych miastach
opowiadaja re tam Snicgu mic ma,
gdy IL mas przcz caly dzicn W me-
dziclc padal snicg. Many dis do
syc mocny mr0z i Snicg, jak na
pazdziernik to troche zawczcSnie
takic zimowc powictrze. Ma pol
noe od Winony Srlieg padal podob
no tylko talk daleko jak Lake City
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-01
HEJ! WOJTEK!

Poczckej ze,tc jednak tax idzcsz
.jak hes tc so boj61 zc "a toba ia
Ell RADIUS goni}, juz diva bloch jo
tax "a toba pandza ale tc tacze
kroczi wallis .jak sion zcby jo ME
boil wolol to be .jo ccbic ME bot do
goniol.
Ia mo.jo stare mjie dis rcjno
powiodala o TEN mojim sasadzc.
tc wjysz tyn co to so ia andziel-
sko gazejta zapisol, przcszti IT,
dzen, Ion so ii moi pytol =
me juz dostali, kaledarz Marian
sci, ma drudzi rok, a Iona mu mo
wjy}a re mego dostanieme. ma Is
tn tego miesadza a-tej ia mojo so
go pito ely mu tc chcof wiedzyc.
a Ion m6wi, wjysz 10 pewno z6d
nigo ME dostana latos chiba 10 so
bic jedyn kupja DO jo ~p}olsczci ga
zyte tero ME bjeza a ten kalen--
dorz tax wielc latos koszuje. 10
nj powjodaja re 35c tax 10 mysz-
la re 10 tyn waju porzicza jak wa
go bandzeta mjeli przeczytani.
Ale tedy ia mojo stare mu wpoly
la, Iona m6wi widzisz, czymu tc
ME bjerzesz p}oski gazyte, tedy be
tc dOstof kalcnGorz "a darmo tax
jak me go dostaniyme, jo nasz ka
lendorz nikomu ME banda - pc
rziczala, mech kazdi so 10 sw6j
postaro, tede ME potrzebuje Tod
drudzich sprolszac Ale tede tc
mj6l widzec jak Ion szejt Ion ami
slowa wjanci ME mowjel.
Lobaczisz Wojtku Ion SO jesz
cze tego mare. &
Narwany Franek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-01
NAL SALE OF
WARTA Pc CZASIE.

Franc. Bambenck, $50 Manka-
to Ave. miaf otwarta juz pc 12tej
godzinic W nocy swa sale bilardo-
wa, "a co o%skarzony stawal W sa-
die municypalnym w poniedzia-
lex pred pofudniem, a przyznaw
sly sic do why osadzony zostaf
ia zaplacenie $40 kary picnieznej
odno$nie ma try dni w~iezienia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-01
Ogfoszenia miejskie.
ZAWlADONIENlE o APLlKACYl
w. J. CONNERS

Zawi.dam,a sic nlnie1szem. Re W. ]. Corners
zlo4yl dnia 30go PAT 1917. pismienna aplikacye
rekordera wspomnianego miasta. do radnych
wspomnianego miasta o liccnsye M sprze dat pa
trunk6w " wyszczeg6lnionem polo4eniu
mie6cie Winona. powiecie Winona y stanie
Minnesota. | znanem ! opisanem jak nastepuje.
n. p:e ", przednim eloaalu " pierwezem pietrzs
hadynku. xnanezo pod numerem
los zach. 3cfa vi.
Wspomniana aphkacya CONFERENCE.-The na po-
rady miejskiej. kt6re sic odbedzie v
lokalu rady mieiskiej " budynku miejskim "
wspomnianym miescie dnia 1890 listopada :. b.
1917, o 9od3.- 800 wieczorem " lynn czasie i miej-
Sou mote sic stawie ka4dy i sprzeciwiae sic wyda-
niu takiej licensyi
Pisano " Winona. MIMI. 30eo pazdzier. 1917.
GEO. w. HOFMANN
Rekorde:.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-01

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