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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-29
ANSWERS TO YESTERDAYS INQUIRIES

1. To properly sterIliEe milk. fll your bottles
with the milk mixture and stopper them well
with cotton. Place a block OF wood In the
bottom Of kettle half Aled with cold water
and stand n rack containing the bottles on the
block Bring the water TO the boiling point
and allow the bottles to steam In the closely
covered kettle for one hour. The milk is then
cooled and placed upon lee Every bottle and
al utensils used In the preparation Of the milk
must be Thoroughly scrubbed with hot sOapsuds'
rinsed in cool water and boiled before the milk
somes In contact with them.
O. II ashes are dampened before being re-
moved they will not fly.
8. When washing delicately cOIored frOcks.
bran water should be used instead OF soap.
Tic wheat bran loosely in q thin cloth and rub
the clothes with 1t. using lukewarm water.
Rinse quickly and hang to dry In shade.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-29
HOUSEHOLD HELPS
THE GOOD HEALTH QUESTION BOY
BY JOHN HARVEY KELLOGG, M.


he
tr surgcoI reatnent OF drugs.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
Pahyotyczny dziea " Winonie,
IL tysiecy os0b w pochodIe.

W srode 2yo maja Winona OBJ
|chodziIa dzicn patryotyczncgo pc
|rhodu po ulicach miasta, kt0rcgo
Ikicrownictwcm zajal sic klub o.
"loszeniowy. Pochod rozpoczal
Isle 0 4tcj godzinic byl try mile
|d'ugi, ciagna( cd ulicy Wilson az
lido Liberty: prawic polowa mic>z
kancow miasta, mezczyzni i ME
Iwia>ty, m}odzicz i dzicci brazil H.
ldzial W pochodzie.
Naszc pol>kic dzieci najlcpic.j
|>ir professionally. Angiclskic ga
|zcty wychwalaja ''zywq flayc''.
k1ora hyla zorganizowana 4 polls
Ikich dzicci x >zkoiy Sw. Stanisla-
Wa X. Dzicci >taly ia zlocic ulic
|5>trj j Liberty i oczckiwaly ma
iswa k"lcj ably sic przvlaczyc do
|p"chodn, to tel Amcrykanic l. po-
|dziwcm >poyladali i oklaskiwa-
Ii zywa f1ase PREY Liberty III.
|Aadnic tel w%yglada}y dzicci &c
>zkoly Sw. kazmicrza i studcntki
Il kolegium Sw. Tcrcsy.
Prey koncn pochodu pred bu-
|dynkicm pocztowvm wyglo>ili mo
wy patryotycznc panowic adwo--
kaci: l.. j.. Brown Il Winony,, i
John +. Dohcrtv T. La Crosse.
Picrw>zy m6wiI o wojnic i o
brallu patryotyzmu W czaSic wo-
.jcnnym co jest przcstcpstwem do
|nicba wo}a.jaccm.. \. Adwokat Do
Ihcrty mowil Ma ten sam tcmat ma
.zywa jac zdra. jca kazdcyo. kto-
by w czasic potrzcby m%atcryalow
spozywczych nicrzctclnc korzyssci
>ciagac chcia}. PowinnoScia far
mcrow jest wszystko moZliwe czy
mic, azcby o lie moZnoSci :jak maj
wicccj Srodkow >pozywczych no
dowac, zamiast takowe pc niczro
wnanie wysokicj Genie, ME spra--
wietlliwic occniac W celu zbogace
MIA sic.
Wicl. ks. Griffin zakonczyf cc-
rcmonie odczytanicm b}ogosla--
wicnstwa Najprzew. ks. Biskupa
2. P. Heffron a. KS. Biskup byl
take obccny i stat pc prawej stro
ME Ks. Griffin podczas czytania
tegoz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10

Ducha swietcgo, a komu odpusci-
Gle grzcchy beda mu odpuszczonc
a komu zatrzymacic beda zatrzy-
NAME Vice ME m0wil Pan .]c--
zus do Swoich uczni0w lub apo
sto}ow, idzcic i naucza;jcic tylko
W tym hub w owym jezyku tc hub
owe narody ale kazal nauczac
wszystkic narody bcz wy,jatku.
to jest: Polak0w, nicmc6iw, Fran
cuzow i wszystkich bez wy,jatku.
TO tel Ojciec swiety Tub Biskup
W dyccczyi ME moe bye tylko
dla jcdnych hub Ola drugich, ale
dla wszy>tkich narodoIw jcdna i
ia sauna pos}uga, a my powinniS-
my Sluc},ac togo koSciola Rzym-
sko : katolickicgo.
Tomasz Nalcwa.j ia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
POLSKI SPIEWAK PRZYBE-
DIE DO WINONY.

y Nowin Minnesockich dowia-
dujcmy sic, IL pan Franciszck j.
RoSenthal slawny Spicwak basil
sta ze St. Paul, MINI. przybcdzic
" biczacym miesiacu do Winony
i Spicwac bcdzic ia koncercic u
rzadzonym przcz klub Choralny
studcntow Z wyzszcj katolickicj
szko}y "Cottcr School, Pan Ro-
seminal odSpicwa take kiika polls
kich picsni.
PicrwSZy raZ naszcm mlcScir
bedzicmy mice s~zczcScic s}yszcc
pana Roscnthala vice l%ubownicy
Spicwu powimni sic %licznic zgroma
die ma sale. Dzicn wystcpu ! pro
gram jcszczc ME zo>tal %ogloszony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
WiadOmO$ci
MlEJSC0WE.
SZCZEsCIE w N1EsZCZESCIU.

Szczesliwie uszli pred wick
SEEN nieszczesciem W piatek W
po}udnie farmer W. Wika z TO-
ma i dzieckicm z powiatu Buffalo,
gdy jechali do Winony pc duzym
moscic a cos sic u woza zluznilo i
konic sic sploszy}y,ponios}y a w6z
sic przewr6cil. Konie bieg}y z sa-
mym dyszlcm, lccz jc przytrzyma
no ma Huff ulicy. Wika odni6s}
ciezkic poranicnic reki, iona i
dZicckO uszli Gallo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
POGRZEB ROZALII SZULCO.
WEI.

W ponicdzia}ek II 30 przcG
poludniem przywiczionc zo>taly
kolcjq Grccnbayska 4 Arcadia do
Winony zwloki PAM Rozalii Szul.
cowcj, kt6ra dawnicj micszka|a "
Dodge a take dobrze zr,ana byla
W Winonic i tn miala hcznvch
krewnych i wiclc przyjaci6}. Ma
pogrzeb przyby}o wiclc farmer6w
tax T. Dodge .jak i z Arcadia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
ZIEMIA DARMO.

Polacy, kt1rzyby sobic zyczyli
obsiac ogr6d warzywcm albo "a
saddle kartofle, moga otrzymac
zicmie darmo, jezcli sic zylosza do
p. Antonicgo Zabrockicgo, alder
mana czwartcj wardy. Ogrody
znajduja sic W granicach miasta.
Zicmia jest zorana tylko trzcba
Zasiac albO ZasadZic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10

Pan Pawe} Bambcnek z iona j
corka Franciszka wyjechali W so
bote do Milwaukee i Chicago. Pan
stwo Bambenck odwicdza takzc
ich syna Fcliksa W Great Lakes,
kt6ry. cztcry t.ygodnie temu zapi.
sal sic do marynarki W kr6tcc
opusci Stany Zjcdnoczonc i cd.
plynic ma okrecic amcrykanskim
.Southcry ma wodach atlantyku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10

Marynarka Stan@w Zjcdnoczo-
nych ustawicznie apclujc do Poi
nocncgo : zachodu o ludzi do flo
~ przcz ogloszcnir nastepujac
odczwy do stowarzyszcn j poje--
dynczych o>6b:
Kongrcs dajc picniadzc i mate
ryal:
P6lnocny zach1u mu>i dac me
ZcZyZn!
"Narod zawo}al o >wych syn6w
Odpowicdzicc sic nalczy az W Pol
nocnym zachodzic. M}odzicl PREY
bywa ochoczo pc umiarkowanych
ratach. lccz must przybyc wIcc.j
Rola marynar>ka jest znnicdbana
i taxa bedzic az Amcryka sic zbu
dzi. Nastcpnych 10 ludzi dzicnnic
pusci cztcry wi:ccj dziala W ruch.
Stacya rckrutacyjne:
3O4-Maruucttc ave-. Minncapo
lis, MINI.
Commercial Bldg. St. Paul,
MINI.
Budynek pocztowy:
Duluth, Mimi.
Braincrd, MINI.
st. Cloud, MINI.
Fargo, No.. Oak.
Grand Forks. No. Oak.
Minot. No. Oak.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
POGNI6TL SOBIE PAIGE.

}. Pluciennik, 62O zach. i ul.
ma diva palce u Level reki pognic
clone, kt6re wdosta}y sic W ma
szyne PREY kt6rcj Pluciennik by1
zatrudniony W fabrycc Winona
Pulp & Paper company.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
PoI.ACY oCALILL n
mASTA,

Prawie try czwarte czesci o.
chotnik6w, kt6rzy sic zapisali do
'armii i marynarki to So Polacy.
Cd ego kwictnia do ego maja zglo
Isi1o sic W Winonie IS ochotnikow
do armii a 40 do marynarki z
tych bylo SIS Polak6w do armii a
"a do marynarki. OGDEN W pre-
ciagu jednego miesiaca wyjechalo
z Winony 125 rekrut6w z tych by
10 SO samych Polak6w. Il jednej
polskiej czwartcj wardy wyjecha
10 wiecej mlodych zdrowych lu--
dzi anizeli z trzech innych ward i
okolicy winonskicj razem. Gdyby
ME czwarta warda, gdyby ME Pc
lacy to Winona pozosta}aby W
lyle i wys}a}a by najmniejsza licz
be ochotnikow, chociaz i z pierw
szej wardy bylo kilku polskich re
krut6w. Polscy ochotnicy ocalili
honor Winony co do wys}ania re-
krutow.
Mniejscowa niemiecka gazeta
tax pisze 0 patryotyzmic Pola--
k6w:
"Polacy zdaja sic bye patryo-
tycznymi obywatclami swej no.
wei ojczyzny, oni byli zawsze ma
zawolanie wojowniczych narod6w
TO samo ale zalcdwic w~ystarcza
90 zupe}nego o%bjasnicnia powy-
zcj p~ornsZoncgo spostrzeZcnia.Ni
rozwazna polityka junkr6w wSzy
stkich Nicmc0w podzia}ala bcz-
w%atpicnia pc "a occancm. ktO 4
mas Nicmcow tn dobrzc mySli 0
swoich przodkach tam w kraju,
ten ME powinien zaniedbac niczc
go, ably takic spostrzcZcnia jak
przytoczonc W Starvm kraju MOI
|]iwic rozpoznac. Nicmcy NIGGA
wyciaenac T. tad pozytccznr nau-
XII
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10

PAM Agata Gruchafowa i jej
synowa, PAM Lconowa Gruchala,
pc diva i pol tygodniowej wizycie
W Chicago powr0ci1y we wtorek
do Winony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10

PAM Walcrya Literska z Mil
waukee, bawila przez diva dni ma
poczatku biezacego tygodnia, W
Winonie u swej chorej matki i in
nych krewnych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
PoTRZEBA,

Pomocy W dcpartamcnciesz klar
skim i obijaniu drucianych siatek
doSwiadczcni i obcznani znajla
stale zatrudnienie.
Schroth e. Ahrcns Co.
Zach. 4ta I'll.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
N~IEsMIERTELNY.

Ajcnt ubczpicczn: - Czy ME
zcchcialbyS pan zaasckurowac sic
II mnic ma zycic?
Mazur: - Me, jcstcm juz ME
Smicrtclnv.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
CH0WA PAMIATKE z MIL
WAUKEE.

kupicc J. T. Robb W 4tcj war
die przcchowujc jcszczc butclkc
riwa, ktora % lat tcmu, bedac zc
Swa iona w milwaukee, gdy po-
szedl obc.jrzcc sobic tamtcjszy bro
war Schlitz'a Original cd w}aSci
cicla browaru W podarunku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
ZnoW Hlka nazWisk nov

rhotnik0w NANNY do zanotowania
So to na>trpuj acy:
.J1zcf Bambcnek,
Leon B. Pcrszyk,
Leonard A. Sulla,
Bernard Wyrdych,
Edward A.. Edcl
Michaf Tandccki,
Albert j. Wanck,
Stanislaw O. Ncuman,
J6zcf E. Pcplinski,
Franc. j. Brcza.
Jan Mikrut.
Klemcns II. Ry>zka
Antoni Ecuman
Nikodcm klicSmyt
Dominik Sicracki
Jozcf Skuczvn>ki
Felix Lubinski
August Bloch
Tcodor Hickman
lgnacy kowalcwski
William Wolski,
Michal Mlynczak,
Jan Barankicwicz.
Hcnryk BrzcZinski,
Eucharvusz Szlagow>ki.
Wincenty Sadowski,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
ANGELES CAL.
N. B. P. j. Oh.

W Los Angeles, j ostatni nu1ner
wyszedl juz pietnastego stycznia,
1917 roku. Pan Pawlowski byl "a
rzadzca tel gazety a pan Kwapi-
szewski, podrozujacy agent ma
Salt Lake kolei m6wn do mnie,
re ten co i'm drukowal sprzedal
drukarnie innemu, tax IL ME mial
kto drukowac i'm dalej gazety.
Slyszafem &c zafozycielem
"Wandy' byl mnicmany ksiadz
Jakimowicz, Q kt6rym powiadaja,
re by} wyrzucony z rzymsko-kato
lickiego koSciofa ma zachodzie i
tn pr6bowaf dawac odczyty Pola
kom, ale ia ma jcgo odczytach ami
raz ME bylcm, DO mann W domu
ksiazki prawdziwie k%atolickie,
kt6re moge sobie san %przeczytac j
mad tenn rozwazac. Pozniej p.
Pawiowski Z p. Kwapiszewskim
m6wili, &c juz Jakimowicza wy
rzucili re sp6lki. Mnie sic ale ida
,je, re tn i tax ME ma dosyc Pola-
k6w azeby mogli gazette utrzy-
mae, a ia jak i wielu innych tu-
chcielibysmy mice gazette prawdzi
vie katolicka.
w sobote dnia 14go kwictnia,
przybyl tn W odwiedziny do swc-
90 brata J6zefa ks. Marciniak,
kt6ry byl W Tukson, Arizona, ola
poratowania swego slabcgo zdro--
via - jeszcze inny polski
ksiadz mial tn takze przybyc W
sobote, ably W tutejszym klimacic
polepSzyc swe zdrowie.
DonoSza mi listownic Z Pc-Ecl],
WASH. re tam maja diva koscio}y
|polskic: picrwszy Rzymsko . kato
llicki a drugi pobudowali n%iezalcz
my koSci6l. - To Jest bardzo lie,
re nasi Polacy ME pozostaja wier
mi Chrystusowi ME stoja PREY
iRzymsko : katolickim koscielc -
PrzecieZ Pan Jczus mic zaloZy} ia
dncgo niczalczncgo hub protcstan
ckicgo koSciola, Pan Jczus posta-
|nowil >w. Piotra G}owa Kosciola
gdy powiedzia}: Piotrzc tvs jest
|Opoka, a III tel opoce zbuduje
Koscid Moi Ga ME koscio}y( t. J.
koSci6f katolicki. Nastepca Piotra
sswietcgo jest Ojcicc Swirty czyli
Papicz i on rozsyla Biskup6w a
hiskupi ksiczy rzysmko : katolic
kich, Ca ME innych) kt6rych my
Folacy powinnismy sluchac, bye
wicrnymi. temu Chrystusowi.
Przewrotnc gazcty pisza azcby
mic ME placic ely to ma kosciol
ely to ma utrZymanic kSirdza to
lest bardzo ME rozumnic: ely mo
ze chloe kosci0i sic utrzymac bcz
naprawv? ely budowa ko>cio}a
ME kosztujc picniedzy? cry i
ksiadz hub Biskup moe T. wiatru
rye? ME.
Ct 60 na.jmnirj daja na koSciol
i ma utrzymanic k>icdza eli maj
wiccei w~rzcszcza zc ksiadz ich
zdzicra j gdyby zalcza}o cd takich
lakomc6iw to koSci6} musialby IA
yinac i k>iadz musialby T. g}odu
umrzccc. Me m6wi sic o takich co
mic maja, toe cd takich to i Pan
Bog ME wymaga, ale tych co
maja ladnc dochody, co mogllby
COS wiecc:j uczynic Ola chwa'y
Bozr:j a ME czynia.
Zamia>t przcz tance hub jake
zabawy Ia glodnych zbicrac. my
Polacy powinnismy nawct ME IL
rzadzac tanc6w W takim smutnym
~czasie, ale wprost dac ofiary Ma
glodnych j potrzebujacych na>zcJ
pomocy a ME urzadzac zabaw ia
nccznych, gdy nasi rodacy gina
tam ma wojnic. krcw ~przclcwaJa J
2 g}odu umierajaa.
Jakto Pan Jczus powicdzlai p"
zmartwvchwstaniu kiedy w>zcdf
przcz drzwi zamkniete do ucz
ni6w swoich kicdy i swiety Ploti
byf pomiedzy mimi = tchn*l Ma
Mich i m6wil: "Wezmijcie Ducha
swietego'' m6wii: jake mnic pos
la} Ojciec niebieski tax i ia was
posefam. idzcie na caly SWAT i ma
~ ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
WIADOMOSCI 0SOBETE.

Prev. KS. Kanonik j. Pachol-
ski i Wiel:: ks. Jan E.. Grabowski
wy:jechali W poniedzialek do La
Crosse, ma 13sto godzinne nabozen
stwo W kosciele sw. Krzyza, do
pomocy Wiel. Ks. P. Kufel, ktory
Jest proboszczem parafii sw: krzy
ia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10

PAM Julianna Hamerska i pan
Marcin Galewski powr6cili w pia
TEX, pc tygodniowej goscinie W
Minneapolis, do domu.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-12

II. 3. No. $40, introduced by Mrs
Isaak, and referred to game and fish,
A bill for an act TO amend Bectipn,
46 Of chapter 1el Of session laws OF
1915 relating to the protection Of bsaVs
or and otter.
give federal officers power to remove
beaver and otter In cases OF compiaiHt
to other places. instead OF their beipB
killed.
II. B. No. s21, introduced by Mn
Harris, and referred to judiciary.
A bill for an act to amend and rec
enact section 10s06 OF 1918 laws relate
Individual Jurors allowed the prosecuts
ing attorney In criminal cases.
H. B. No. 322, introduced by Mr..
Liederback, and referred to ways ana
means.
A bill for an act relating to manu-
facture Of sleighs within the state,
and providing that the owners OF the
sleighs, runners Of which measurs
four feet, six inches from center TO
center, shall receive O rebate OF w
for each such sleigh in the payment Of
road taxes.
H. B. No. 323, introduced by Mr..
Cole, and referred to tax and tax
laws.
A bill for an act relating to taxation
Of building and loan associations.
Purpose and intent Of bill-Would
tax such companies upon the actual
value Of their real estate mortgages
at rate of one-fourth Of one mill on
each and every dollar.
H. B. No. 324. introduced by Mr..
Christianson by request. and referTed
to drainage. stE
A bill for an act providing for the
establishment, construction and MAIN
- go 20 In M ma I'M
an appropriation for the same.
H. B. No. 325. introduced by Mr..
Olson Of Bowman. and referred to
state affairs.
A bill for an act creating the Office
state fire marshal, describing the
duties, and providing fund for the
maintenance of same. and to repeal
article IL of chapter 4 of the 1913
laws.
H. B. No. S2s. introduced by Mr.
Fraser. and referred to appropriation
committee.
A bill for an act providing for the
holding of annual county poultry fairs
and authorizing the board OF county
commissioners of each county to make
an appropriation therefor.
II. b. No. 327. introduced by and
referred to appropriation COMMITTEES.
A bill for an act appropriating
money for the benefit Of the North
Dakota Dairymen's association for the
purpose OF promoting and encouraging
the dairying interests OF the state
II. B. No. 32S. introduced by Martin
Larson Of Ransom. and referred to
temperance.
A bill for an act to amend and re-
enact section 9675 of 1918 laws. re-
lating to keeping gambling apparatus
HI. b. No. 329, introduced by Mr.
Church, and referred to education.
A bill for an act to provide that exa
aminations shall be given in the vari>
GUS common and high schools Of the
state in the month OF March Of each
year for the purpose OF enabling
pupils who are sufficiently Advanced
in their studies to be promoted 70 .
higher grade.
II. b. No. $50. introduced BY Mr.
Varnum. and referred to ways and
means.
A bill for an act relating TO pliyai-
clans prescriptions and providing q
(COntinued on Page 40
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-12
New House Bills.

H. B. No. 800, introduced by Mr..
Harding, and referred to state affairs
committee.
A bill for an act to amend and re-
enact section 924 of the 1913 laws re-
lating to the publicity pamphlet and
what it may contain.
Purpose and intent of bill-In addi-
ton to the reasons of the, different
candidates as to why they should be
nominated, there shall also be printed
therein all proposed amendments to
the constitution which have been
asked by the preceding legislative
assembly and which are to be submit
ted to the people at the succeeding
general election.
H. B. No. 3O1, introduced by Mr..
Harding, and referred to ways and
means.
A bill for an act to amend and re-
enact sections 877 and 1920 of the
compiled laws of 1913, relating to the
publication of the abstracts of votes.
Purpose and intent of bill-lnstead
of the secretary of the state being
obliged to have published in a news
paper printed at the seat of govern
ment the findings of the board Of can
vassers, the same shall be published
in pamphlet form to the number of
800, copies of which shall be sent to
each county auditor and to each pub
lie library in this state.
H. b. No. 800. introduced by Mr..
Reishus. and referred to municipal
corporations. ~
A bill for an act comforting upon
boards of city commissioners the pow
err to prescribe the limits within which
buildings of certain material, size and
value may be erected and the use to
which buildings within such limits
may be put and authorizing the city
commission to issue building permits
in such cases.
H. b. No. 300, introduced by Mr..
Cole by request. and referred to mu-
nicipal corporations.
A bill for an act making certain
additional provisions for the govern
ment of cities of $4,000 population or
upwards which have been or may
hereafter be incorporated under a
commission form of government, and
providing that commissioners now in
office shall continue in the respective
departments in which they now are,
and that hereafter such city commits
sioners shall be elected to specific de-
partments and arranging terms of
office so that the terms of one COM
missioner shall expire each year and
providing for the appointment and
employment OF CITY mdndBeE upon
a favorable vote of the people, and
providing the tenure Of ONCE of GER
tain appointive officers, and providing
that this act shall take effect immedi-
ately upon passage and approval.
H. B. No. 304. introduced by Mr..
Eckert, and referred to education.
A bill for an act providing funds for
the school of mines for necessary
equipment and the work and mainten-
ance of the investigations and tests
of the clays Of the state to show their
value and methods of utilization for
industrial purposes and making an
appropriation therefor. $4,000.
II. b. No. 305. introduced by Mr..
Harris. and referred to judiciary.
A bin for an act to amend and re-
enact section 10sO4 OF 1913 laws, re-
lating to the number Of peremptory
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eral.
Purpose and intent Of bill-Would
make it the duty Of the adjutant gen.
eral to furnish an itemiZed statement
showing the receipts and expenditures
Of his office to the governor and each
field oofflcer and commander OF each
company.
H. B. No. 312, introduced by Mr..
Larson, referred to ways and means.
A bill for an act to amend section
$50 of the 1913 laws relating to local
officers bonds.
Purpose and intent of biIl-Would
further provide that responsible per-
sons may be accepted as sureties on
officers bonds.
H. B. No. 315, introduced by Mr..
Larson. and referred to game and f1sh.
A bill for an act providing for
private game preserves.
Purpose and intent of bill-Would
provide that persons may establish
private game preserves for the
propagation and domeStication Of deer,
elk, and antelope under the rules and
laws of the state game and fish board.
H. B. No. 314. introduced by Mr..
Harris, and referred to education.
A bill for an act providing that only
English language shall be taught in
the public schools up to. and including
the eighth grade.
H. B. No. 313, introduced by Mr.
Harding, and referred to public print
ing.
A bill for an act to amend and re-
enact sections 3173, 3174. 1907, 1908 and
3540 relating to the qualifications and
designations of legal newspapers and
legal rates to be charged for public
printing.
H. B. No. 316, introduced by z. N.
Tsofnrra6 IN nnran0iftan IN
warehouse and grain grading.
A bill for an act to amend and re-
enact sections 3135 and 3136 Of the
1913 laws, and providing a penalty for
the violation thereof.
Purpose and intent of bill Main
purpose is to pealize those failing to
so report. Present statutes fail to
state any penalty.
H. b. No. 81. introduced by c. p.
Peterson, and referred to temperance.
A bill for an act to amend and re-
enact section 1891 OF 1913 laws relat-
ing to gambling houses declared to be
public nuisances and providing penalty
for maintining same.
Purpose and intent of bill-Would
make the present law more reasonable
by leaving out the word, useful" and
putting in the words ARE kept" The
keeping of a deck of cards in a home
would not make the persons therein
amenable to the law.
H. b. No. 31S. introduced by Mr..
Moen of Adams, and referred to APP
preparations.
A bill for an act making an APP
preparation to cover deficit in the ac-
counts of the agricultural sub-expeFi-
ment station at Hettinger, Adams
county, North Dakota. Amount ap-
propriated, $S.649.26.
II. b. No. 319. introduced by Mr..
Isaak by request, and referred to game
and fish.
A bill for an act to amend and re-
enact sections "a. 80. and 50. of chapter
161 of the session laws Of North Da-
kota for the year 1916. relating to
game.
Purpose and intent OF biIl-WouId
prohibit the use OF dogs in catching
prairie chickens, would postpone the
prairie chicken season from Sept. to
Sept. is, and would prohibit the kill
ing OF more than five chickens in any
one day. Present law permits ten TO
be killed, and permits the use Of
dogs.