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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-01

: - SmmaIanpaltueltfiia maalisf.
A. b. Sron,poo6isia Ito 10 up. S. EFT.
fasssia ia Meaobilesid ITO 2 Up. or
faa bptpid ia t,tlfaa bdtemaan flo l
Up. SairIepn tipoIta.
Sgmtpnst ia fastethl:
Mitti ia Sobanna Niemen b. 8ai.
no @iIbert fpnt. belmif. 1 p. fast. 26
<oIrt ia bait6attu:
@nna gmalia &oiola 60. T.. &orpi)
Matpunt6eIta, Baaian I. floli BEL
milf. Is p. ba,ioattiin "a p. SID so
10. 9 tt. ia Is pditpaa.
~~pbdfouli Sronipoooisfa, no IL
pdiudIId.
S. l1rpilainen
LOG 6. @per ct. Srontpoo6, Micb.
- Sntfinto postinaimrim tuiuta
:tparten @ogebic faimtisia pioetdGn
maolisf. "a pGitp6ni Sponipoo6in
postifonttoorisia. Stptfirtoabtemls.
fooipdfteita faruoin fltin mitd pleen.
ia titIlaan mainiti,sfa tirtfirnosia
x~tpaatimaar1, poitte iaaoa ioto Sron.
ipoo6in postifonttoorista tai firioitta-
moIla plan Chill Serbice Commits.
dion, @afbington, 8. 6.
- 2atimies Gee. -. 9riseon pala
Fl tptime maanantaina milton testd.
sieeIt1 decentralization Sntonagon
fnrmtisIa. @uten tieoGmtnte OF, Iafi.
mics Driscol @6otfaana Yiirihioma
rin tpirfaan tiIapisia Brimarp tuoa.
Jeisfa maaIisfm1n z p6itpdrid. Dris-
cou feb1ri itieIIG1n oletpa1t 9gapid tot.
speita faaoa tttrtiapaa ~fanrrat1tsta
Ortortagort taautiSfd.
-Grwiu t~stpufbipiu fmyerbiiuriu
spirfdan on folnre @6ofnsta ntaalis.
finim 6 p6iipGtt iltana tapabtlhuisia
uianitpstpoaIeisia. @iran ~mpfpinen
bditiia MreI SoImgren on uii6elIeen
'e66offoana ia bGiteIlG on ipa~staeb6of
faama fafii fanSdlaistamtnte nimittdin
@edtti $eIen ia @rtpin totpnfbiptn
stpfpinen firturi Bm. Sen6ricffon
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-01

= &iitos! EppoGmmne po1meIli
icsti fiittGd fdiffi1 pstdtpiG iotfa IN
little miime pcrianfai. iItana bIIGttG
m1Gi, ipntpmGp1im1n mliistofii. Sell
tos pastori llrpilaiielIe ia Wer g. Sil
pclalle pubeistanne ia 8esiemerir
ieurafunnan laiilrifitoroIe IaiIris
tomnel @iitos ,4esfemerin ,feirrofirm
naIIe robaIabiasta, iota OF $3.50,
4titos irontpoooilaifiIIe flifista ID
muista Iabioista!' Sdma pstdtppp'
tenne titntiii mieIest6inme iiriireIta.
tim t%irnnernnte, etter1nte ole mit6ar
aniainteet. Slmipesta merfitpfiestG
oil tamd fdpntinae tGmdr pittdn iai.
raiioen aifana ,fosfa t6lIaifi8ia foet.
telemtfiisia jo,tt,ui ibruinen fatfeIe.
moan eldmdd fotpin iprfdltd paiolel.
ia @affauocn ia raitban Sumala.
tdbtd raffauteii riffmioella nditten
pstdpdin ipoGmetl SinidIe Serro
forfein fi:tos faifcstai 4
&iitolliiuuselIa,
Griifa ia g. 8u6ri.
@eroicn ycrimis ilmpifns.
Grwin Topnibipin meroIistat
puoooIle 1916 orpat MT huostosiani
ia oIcn nolmis perimGdn mercio.
Mrrojn mo'ooon mnfioo ollcfirioitto.
iccn f%cnttoorisio 22t Cost Mc2eoo
Hrcnnc Sromuoo6. 9ticb.. faiffina
piifon pdimird tnuolIiiino ~fonttoori.
pcroitue 8 p6imaGn Sommifuuto
tnntcina.
TGst1 p6im6st6 Tdbtien peritcSu 1
prof. perimisperoitps 9 y. iactmif.
1917 ia Tammitunn 10 pGinastd
fdbtien NooIisfrn..r 1 pdip6dn ,eIs.
ia 4 p~roientir perimismeroitiis III.
ten Iofi m6Gr6.
pdim6ttp Sronpoo6iss~ Nich.,
| b. Soulufuuto 1915.
WicboIas Iottion.
ApuIoisrobostonboit.T eripin totpn-
iipisid, @0sebie fountisiu, Miebi.
gonirt ipoItiosio.
Gsi sstiIsieia. wiIushmifet
icbtotuat erilmiiin psfGIaieibin
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-01

"fuiwaan psfGGn". 'talmipsfGGn"
grippi.psfGGn, furffutormi.psf6Gr
astmapsfGGn, fiuiolIiicen toiuoon ne
fam iofo nostoo tifchHttomua Into,
gnos @orbert. TosfiStn. Sno.. tir
joittcn: "Ytin1 usfin . t%Grittoii,St'
jo moin tusfin muffito. Telcun Np.
nen Il Snr nieicnH nttatd ia pnrmi,
minun pSfGni tGpbcIIiicsti." Nup
fdiponG foiffiallo. NIm.)
- 3iriapainot6itS otetoan mns.
toan MUTATION frriapntncs,o. tpo .eh
bGdn ft'stio m"''ut '',,.
- @ippifomIn oItao emf brtbtif.
8 pditud 1917 MinerspiIlem Mpos.
toIislaiteeriIaiien feuratunrar, ieura.
huoneella. 4onIii1, ttIapina ttIee
oIa rr,itfnna fotfisnuas. Nttlian bic.
t,rio ia piriifirio 4. aouIum Yttiid
q. y. 3nruIo.
Hpfpincn fursi;p""
Smf. 7:10 D~otlarista.
IGbetpfiistG, iotta iii6TtGipGt tnbot
bollario taiffa enemmGn. Smf. 600
ldbetpfiistd, iotfa %iiiGItGtpGt iato Doll
Iaria taiffa enemman. Hienemmis.
I'd iummisto on fursii Smf. $50
We tofoammc raboisto tiff FUN mas
~toanottoju on ne %iaonut. &outtoui'
me l1betet11n npt enemmGn raboa
Suomeen fuin faiffien muiocn ponf.
fiIiiffeioen fautto pbteeniG. 3irieit.
tofoa IGbetpsfoaiuoffeito iooooficnns
o~ioitteeIla.
e. VI. gSiberg Il Gompamp
Wanfcrs,
10 ~. Dearborn ST..
Chicago. Sill.
Waa mbbtGipdnG.
NinitIla on bptpd farmi mpptGhp1.
nd foIme MALTA Worengon tipoIto
I1nteen iuuri iuomoIaifen ohitittien
fesfeIlG, @autu on go eeterid, 80
eetferid peltoo ia Ioppi bptuin beIppo
foooo pcIIofii. Sptpd afainrofenniis
ia ito poono p6GIld. Sinnosto ia
mafiisebSoisto iao iopia aIlefirioitto.
fieen fonsio. Siis rientdtGd fonfo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-01

ii parantaesiaan fpImppttG, psfG6 10
furffur0bud6, min bommatfaa SO.
lepn Sonep s. Taria. Se p~arontaa
tulcbtuneita furfum elimid, rintaa ia
b%enfitorpea; aipaa psfGiuluH, croft.
tao Imam ia tefee bengittdmiien bel.
pommafii ia Iopettaa furfun futile
miien. 81 iiidlld mitddn bultmaus.
aineita. WpptdwGnd faiffialla.
(SIm.)
- EhnmbcrIainin GUneb Nemebp
Auluin tebofas. "Iiino olcn nautin,t|
luurcn m1lrln chamberlain Cough
&%cmcop6, ia jofa fcrta ie OIL paran.
tanuf minut. Glen buonlannllt Icn
crltt1in tcboffaafii fowia psfdpuus.
fla ia fplmppit1 masiaan. Stcttua.
nj IT'D. on .sf1 alma bdwinnpt''. fir.
~jrittaa i. u. Moore. Sos %allcp. ia.
Sootamana faiffiaIla. (Slm.)
= @r @m. 5. Senbriefiom, Or
min toapmfbtpin firiuri, on ilmoitta.
NUT oletpania eb6offaana totpnibipin
i1iperbiiorin mirfaan tuIetpisia mimi.
tpstuaaleiSia maalisfuun 6 pdipana
ia ppptGd tdten fanialaistenia fannu.
tasta.
- YlIatsfiet pastori' @,pren per.
beesiG. @iime observation-disclosures fun
pastori %moren perbeesid oItiin oiet.
ttntasia letuolIe, ioitetaan otuifeuoa
ia fln opi atpataan t0rmGG roin fuu-
iifpmmentd Denfil0G fiunpafestafin
iufupuolesia iiidIle. Eoiiet fuoraar
f%eittioGn, ipaIIottaen beifosia tertncp.
6esid olepar talon emdnndr balli-
tufien, alettiin fc;ttGd fabtpia ia Fat.
taa ruofabuonccsia fabpip0ptdd. Sol
- -.
let taaicn toiibuiiwat min eta pId.
iiipdt istiimaan. &irn oil uleita Ia,i-
Lula lauIetti Sionin &anteIeesta C..
Iettiin pitGmG6n p1,beita. Scum pas.
torit urpilninen ia @uori olitpat pu.
buneet ,nouii Tr 9. StppoIa paDr-
moan teboen ieIfoa 8esfemerin ieirra-
human mieIipiteestd nDfpieen opet.
taiaania ndboen. Sanoi ieitrofunnas-
ia raitG bentiI0itG miistettoApar ia
tpaitfa otuat bitaanIaiiia alma toimis.
iaan min eli ole iiIti rr1oboetht. $Gn
|, Ofotti firieen Wers @atoreIIe, iosia
oli rabalabia 8esfemerin ie1trafiin.
nan iaieniItd. Sdmii Iabia on foot
III Observation-Disclosures Mrs @uo.
relle. Wrs @iori fiitti labiasta ia.
noen fen oletpart Iiiar iiairen 'pIGtpf-
len ia tpieldpG atbrmrfienfin, tosfo
rpfpiiin olemme fotpin tpGb11t moi.
meet toimia ierrofiunran bptpGfii.
8esemerin la,tIisf,poro Iaiifoi Wrs
g. &eIton iobooIla ifeita farniita
laalitia. Scum oil tiifin oIIirt tabtpi.
pop6asid oil iIta 10 fiiIitnit .8ierai-
ia of Srontpoooista ia 8esiemeristG
toimottamacn onrea Mrs 8uoreIIe
As lie ipntpmdpGitpGIIe. Samd ipm.
tpmGpdiipG oil 10 ipiiffo fifteen, mirtto
Nrs 8. Buoren beifon tertpepSen
tuss6ffi~fe idtettiin ipiiffo mpobem.
mdfii.
Snoiifam inc mira Iiiffeif6, lot.
"a i%lwcira~nt lebSesiS mne. anita.
,uCt g;trw uhfs;stS ~1;so~s,>
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-01

loiiet ostomoon tGmG farmi, fila ie
uienee plan forpafii.
60. 6. Gong.
81. s. o. 1 Mareneo, @is. (14)
NsstGApGnG.
= aabbeK
ifGinen. 8. s. Mboms SpringfieI.
bistG, Mo., firioittoo: "D1imuna oil
fotpo miimiaistouti.topoiis. Wind
oIen 10 fponbo, 81 tpuoben ifGinen.
WinG foetin Ell poranmustopoio,
mutto mif66n Ell tebnpt mimaIIe Min
bptuGd fiin GoIepn Qibnep wiIIs."
SoIep aibnep *infit tpdbwistutpot
beifOntuneito m~sssusdiiio. eristdtpd4
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-01

Primary vaaleissa, joka pidetaan maaliskuun z p:a 1917, tulee mui-
den muassa valtuksi PMrituomari yuamainittuihin kaunteihin.
Glen %ehdokkaana Republkaanisela tiketila edela maniHuun vr
kaan ia oGsin erttain AiitoIinen aanestanne ia kannatuksesanne Glen
toiminut lakimiehena rs vuota, Glen hoitanut Ontonagon kauntin Ye-
sen syyttajan virkaa ia perintotuomarin virkaa, joten uskon i@elani ole
van kylin paljon kokemusta kyetakseni hoiamaan kunnoIisesti tata vas
tuunalasta vrkaa. Glen mieGptetani Republican. ia oen alma aanes-
t4pyt ite Repubikaanista tikettia.
Jos tuen valtuksi Pirituomarin virkaan, lupaan katsoa eta jokai-
men tuee saamaan oikeutta ia eta hoidan viran puolueettomast kansan
yhteiseksi hyvaksi.
Kannatustanne toivoen, merlitsen,
~ Kunnioituksena
Walter G. Van Slyck.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-01

tperestd bappoio ia mprtfpiG ia buoA
ientcs"at --ssobdiri0ha NspptdtpS.
ma f~aiffiollu. (s,c.)
- 8. IS. @as. 2ounorp. ia WSr.
idpsioitos.
bO1 WeSeoo ope. SeIefooni 1876
r ef Sroniposb. Wieb.
= Niebid baImtaan. Srareurpi
utddrd miebid ~boItitaon beti metid.
toibin, $pfpGt poIfat funnon miebiI,
lie. admpdt iiioitiepot aimbaTis
@is. 2dbemmin
@orson Gomponp,. s.As
q &urIep, Bis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-18
UNCLE SAM OFFERS LIFUTENANCY IN
 RESERVE CORPS
Grade of Second Lieutenant Open to Men Without
 Military Experience.

Washington, March 1.-The grade
 Of second lieutenant in the officers
 reserve corps of the army has becn thrown open by Secretary Baker Q i men without any military experience
 whatever, provided they are physi- cally and mentally adapted to mili- tary life. An urgent plea has been sent out to men between q and 32 years all over the country to send i'll applications for commissions wi il assurances that the army will SUD- ply after enrolment the military framing necessary to fit them for duty.
 Under the national defense act, the corps should be able to furnish of- flcers for foce of 100000 volun- teers ill war time and also serve as reservoir for which additional of- 1lcers for the regular army could be drawn at need. Less than 1000 men have been given reserve commissions ln the line, despite the fact that the law has been in operation for more than eight months. Applications are coming in slowly and army officers are using every means in their power VI e%IHi hSI JouIlSo IHClI LO llilS ScIVlCS as a patriotic duty.
 There appears to be no lack of men desiring to serve in the staff corps reserve, such as the engineer corps. the quartermasters division and the medical service. Enough com- missions in these corps have been is- sued to provide the special arms for a million troops. It is fighting men who are lacking, line officers who may look for service a; the front in time of war. Army officers believe the failure to fill up this reserve $ due only to lack of information as 70 the requirements, for il is the fight ing lines that are attractive to young men in wartime.
 Eventually the Reserve Officers Training corps, composed of units at universities, schools and colleges, will provide more than 6,000 men a year, it is estimated, for reserve commits sions. The first fruits of this scheme for educating reserve officers, how ever, will not come until 1918 and then not more than 5000 junior of ]
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-18

ficers can be expected 10 be turned into the reserve. In all probability many of these will be required for regular army commissions, reducing the reserve strength by' that much
 Get Experience Later.
 The law prescribes that no man shall be commissioned in the reserve without having passed examination The war department has realized that lack of previous military experience of any kind is probably preventing young men past their college days from making application. For that reason every effort has been made to make it known throughout the coun- try that military experience is not required. Men will be commissioned who have never worn a uniform or faced drill sergeant. The army will gladly undertake to furnish those who are otherwise suitable with the necessary professional training after
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-18
hey have entered the service.

they have entered the service.
 This applies, however, only to the grade of second lieutenant First lientenants. captains anr majors mus, show previous military experience 10 earn Their commissions. The heavy responsibilities for the care of troops that goes with such grades neeessi. tates this restriction.
 Applicants for second lieutenants commissions are bCinG assured that every opportunity will be given them after enrollment in that grade to ad- vance themselves to higher rank.
 Where to Apply.
 The department has appealed o yonns men who care to offer thelr services to apply without delay to tho commander of tAe military depart ment in which they live for necessary papers and information Letters should be addressed tO the Command. ing General. Eastern Department Governors Island, x. Y, Central De partmcnt, Chicago. 1ll, Southern De partment. san Antonio, Tex. or Vest ern Department, San Francisco. Cal. They will receive prompt attention and arrangements for the oXamina ton Of an applicant will be made Q suit his convenience as nearly as possible.
 TO those who receive commissions. the summer training camps of the army will be open ana they will re- cefve travel allowances and pay that will more than offset any expense Q which they may be put Only a simple field uniform is required for reserve officers, involving little eX- pense, and the government assumes this cost also eventually.
 In wartime reserve officers would be required to report for duty either in person or by letter. as he may di- rect, to the commanding general lr the department in which they reside. They will be assigned to regular or volunteer regiments, as the occasion warrants, and when called out will receive the full pay and allowances If their grade in the regular service.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-18
CUT THIS OUT-TT IS WORTH
 MONEY

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c to Foley & Co.,, 2S35 Sheffield Ave-, Chicago, H., writ ing your name and address clearly. You will receive in return trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Mann's Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-18
ELIOTT FOR DELEGATE.
Rison Herald Highly Compliments
 Chancellor.
(RiSOn Herald)


 Chancellor John M. Elliott of Pine Bluff was in the city the first of week, presiding over the regular semi-annual term of Cleveland coun.. ty chancery court, and disposed of q number of cases pending in his court. { Judge Elliott is being urged by friends throughout the sixth con- gressional district to offer as can- didate for delegate at large to the constitutional convention to be held at Little Rock next November, and in conversation with the Herald man Judge Elliott admitted that he was seriously considering tie matter, and that he might offer for the honor, al- though he would be compelled to do so at a great sacrifice in time and money.
 Judge Elliott is one of the best known men in the state, and has
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-18

derfullly, so the soreness is all gone now. l believe Lydia B. Pinkha,n's Vege- table Compound is just the remedy for female troubles. - Mrs. ELIZABETH JOHN, R. F. D. No. 4, Toledo, Ohio.
 Lydia B. Pinkham' 8 Vegetable Com- pound, made from native roots and herbs, contains no narcotic or harmful drugs, and today is regarded as the most successful remedy for female ills. There are thousands of voluntary testi- monials on file in the Pinkham Iabora- tory at Lynn, Mass, to prove this fact.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-18

Terms-$750 cash and $7.oo per month, withrMt interest.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-18
"A GOOD, OLD-FASHIONED
 pHVSI('"

Foley Cathartic Tablets, whole some physlc, thoroughly cleanse the bowels, sweeten the stomach, tone up the liver. For indigestion, bliousness, bad breath, bloatng, gas, or constipa- tion. no remedy is more highly rec commended. Do not gripe nor nauseate. Give stout persons q light, free feel ing. Mann's Pharmacy.-Advertise- ment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-18
the foundation of university in that

the foundation of a university in that town.
 The buildings for school of mines at Ekaterinburg are to be completed in time for the beginning of school work in the autumn. Ekaterinburg is also to be the seat of a school of road and bridge building, attached to the government department of roads and bridges.
 A school of agriculture is to be es- tablished at Ekaterinodar, the center of huge agricultural region.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-18

f e m al le trou b e that caused a great deal of sorene S s across my back, and through my abdo- men. Sometimes it would be very pain full after a h ard days work. l read a bout Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- t a b le Compound and tried it and it has belpa1 mo 1,,np
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-18
GET FEDERAL JOBS.

Harrison, March 16.-News was re- ceived here from Washington, D. C., today that Walter Snapp has been named for receiver of the land office here and John Lawrence Clendennin for register of the same office. Both reside here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-18

Emile Plateau, president of the first chamber of the court of appeals is dead at Paris.
 Fernand Labori, who was attorney for Capt. Alfred Dreyfus, is dead at Paris.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-18
RUSSIA EXTENDS ITS
 EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM
Despite Wartime PreOccupations, Ad- ditional Facilities are Being
 Established.

Correspondence Associated Press)
 Petrograd, Feb. 21.-A considerable extension of educational facilities is going on in Russia in spite of wartime preoccupations.
 The municipal council of Sahara has appropriated million roubles towards
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-18

many friends in the district who vii! be with him should ke entered the contest.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-18

John Marder Wing, one of Chi cago's oldest newspaper men, died at his apartments at hotel at Chicago. He was 73 years old
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-18
NURSE HAD
 POOR HEALTH
Suffered Much Pain, Yet Had to Work. Finally Cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
 etable Compound.

Toledo, Ohio. am 8 widow and go out nursing, and suffered from
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-14
COUNTY SHOWS
Up NE|CHBORS
IMPERIAL AGAIN LEADS IN AR
MY ENLISTMENTS.
MORE THAN IT'S QUOTA
TRED MURPHY COMPLIMENTED
ON RESULT.
El Centre the Only City Furnishing
More Men Than Asked for in
Southern California.

Again Imperial county leads in en-
lstments in the regular army.
Fred A. Murphy, U. s. A, in charge
Of recruiting in the Valley, with head
Quarters at $50 Main street, yester-
day received the report of enlistments
in Southern California for the first
ten days in June. This list shows that
| Ell Centre was the only station com
ing up to its allotment in enlistments
for the period. Moreover, this city fur
nished seven more recruits than the
army asked for.
The record of allotnents and men
furnished is as follows:
Los Angeles, allotted 1918, recruit
led 527; San Diego, allotted 1913, fur
Inished 64; Santa Barbara, allotted 90,
furnished IS; Phoenix, allotted 1S4,
furnished 107; Tucson, allotted 224,
furnished Sc; Ell Centric, allotted q,
furnished 81.
The federal government, it seems,
refuses to take cognizance of the
rapid growth of the Valley since the
census of 1910. The recruiting Of
ticers take the stand that there are
about 25,00O persons in the Valley,
when there are twice as many They
base their allotment on population.
Corporal Murphy received another
compliment from his superior, Colonel
furviance, who told him he was do
ing such good work here that the Ell
Centro office would be maintained
all summer. Corporal Murphy was
asked to seek cooler quarters for his
recruiting office and living rooms. Col
onel Purviance also complimented the
general character and manhood of I'M
perial Valley young men who so pa
came forward in advance of
the draft to serve their country.
Since June 5, enlistments have
greatly fallen off all over the coun-
try, and the Valley is no exception to
the rule. However, the army will still
call for men, even when the draft is
iii full effect.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-14
SUMMONS,


In the Superior Court of the State
of California in and for the County OF
Imperial.
Security Investment Company Of
Riverside, a corporation, plaintiff. vs..
Alfred Plow, ct AL, defendants. c. w.
Benshoof, Riverside, Calf, attorney
laintiff.
The People of the State of Califor-
mia send greeting to: Alfred Plow,
John Doe, Jane Doe, Richard Roe,
Mary Roe, James Black and Anna
Black.
You are hereby directed to appear
and answer the complaint in an action
entitled as above, brought against you
in the Superior Court of the County OF
Imperial, State of California, within
ten days after the service on you OF
this summons-if served within this
county; or within thirty days if served
elsewhere.
And you are hereby notified that
unless you appear and answer as
above required, the said plaintiff VIII
take judgment for any money or dam
ages demanded in the complaint, as
arising upon contract, or they Will
apply to the court for any other re-
lief demanded in the complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal
of the Superior Court of the County
cf Imperial, State of California, this
oath day of September, 1919.
(SEAL) M. S. COOK, Clerk.
By w. d. FISK, Deputy Clerk.
May17- "a IL une7- 14-21-2SJulyo-lZ
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-14
KAISER BANS OVERCOATS.
(By ASSociat ed PreSS)

Copenhagen, Denmark, June IA
Only an old person or an invalid is
permitted to have winter as well
as a summer overcoat IL Germany, un-
Ger a new order issued by the Ger
man Imperial Clothing Bureau, it is
learned here. In addition, the per
son desiring to have two overcoats
rtust produce a medical certificate
stating that the physical condition of
the applicant is such as to make the
winter coat necessary.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-14
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SUMMONS.

In the Superior Court of the State
of California, in and for the County OF
imperial
Valley Lumber Company, a corpora
ton, plaintiff, VS.. II. S. Abbott, r. C..
Shaw, R. E. Bousfield, r. G. Erskine
and Clifton Curtis, copartnership,
transacting business under the firm
name and style of r. g. Erskine &
Co., defendants.
j. Stewart Ross and K. b. WhitelaW,
attorneys for plaintiff.
The People of the State of Califor-
MIA send greeting to H. S. Abbott, r.
c. Shaw, r. E. Bousfield, r. G. Frs
kline and Clifton Curtis, copartner-
ship transacting business under the
firm name and style of r. G. Erskine
& Co., defendants:
You are hereby directed to appear
and answer the complaint in an action
entitled as above, brought against you
in the Superior Court of the County
Of Imperial, State of California, within
ten days after the service on you OF
this summons, if served within this
county; or within thirty days if served
elsewhere.
And you are hereby notified that
unless you appear and answer as
above required, the said plaintiff Will
take judgment for any money or dam
ages demanded in the complaint, as
arising upon contract, or it will ap,
ply to the court for any other relief
demanded in the complaint.
Given under my hand and the sea
Of the Superior court of the County
of Imperial, State of California, this
18th day Of March, 1917.
M. S. COOK, Clerk.
(Seal Superior Court
/ By f. B. WILSON,
Deputy Clerk.
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