davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-03-29
Constable, two years-Henry Jen-

Constable, TWO years-Henry Jen'
son.
Constable, one year,. 3. Hanson
Commissioners of Cancellation
Peter Knutson, Hans Jensen, L. J.
Eidsvig, Ole Olesberg.
Tax Levy for general township pur
poses-$600.
Tax levy for road purposes-$14OO.
The village election resulted in the
election Of E. G. Strom, Louis Larson,
and j. C. Thoreson as trustees, o. J.
Sanders as clerk, K. J. Olsberg as
assessor, J. 0. Jensen as justice of
the peace, E. A. Mickelsen as treas
urer, and Oscar Anderson as village
marshal
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-03-29

Anthony Starke called Wednesday
to pay for his Weekly Times-Record
another year and improved the oppor-
tunity to view The operations Of max
ing the paper. These were so inter-
esting that he means to bring Mrs
Starke in later to look over the big
newspaper plant.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-03-29

John Simons, for many years sheriff
of Barnes, county and now resident
of Montana, will arrive Friday to at
tend the funeral of his mother, Mrs.
Olive Simons.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-03-29
HASTINGS VilIane

Hastings Village
Hastings Times: The village cleo.
ton held Tuesday passed off very
quietly, with only AZ votes cast. The
following is the result:
Trustees-B. A. Brorby, l.. NJ. C.
Hansen, Joe La Gesse.
Assessor-Ole X. Myhre,
Treasurer-M. T. Rye.
Clerk-L. B. Hogstad.
Justice of the Peace-N. I. Berg.
Marshal-Christ Evenson.
Park Board-Carl Wilberg.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-03-29
WAN rs

FOR SALE - Trained saddle horse,
light driver, perfectly gentle, four
years old. Cheap for quick sale. Also
bicycle. Phone 586L. Twp
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-03-29

Highest market price paid for But
ter, Eggs and Potatoes by the Farmers
Mercantile Company. 15tf
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-03-29

LOST-White broncho mare, bride
and halter on when left. Branded
Us on right thigh. Notify John Koch,
Luverne, N. D. 11-w-tf
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-03-29

WANTED-Mana and wife want place
on farm. Chas. A. Smith, phone
534L. 24-5d-1wp
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-03-29
Sprinu Creek Townshin


Hastings Times: The Spring Creek
town meeting and election passed off
yesterday without any undue excite
ment. The tax levy for this year was
the most important item of business
transacted. In some way the county
auditor had omitted one item of four
mills from the tax levy of last year,
and there was very little money to
use for road work and consequently
very little done. The town board
recommended that the levy be raised
this year to six mills for the general
fund and seven mills for the road fund
This was passed by the voters in the
business meeting. The salaries for all
officers remain the same as last year.
1t was also voted to pay five mills OF
the road fund in work and two mills
in cash. There was a close contest
for the office of supervisor, and C. r.
Peterson won over Frank Carlson by
two votes. Following is the result OF
the balloting:
Supervisor-C. T. Peterson.
Justice-C. A. Sather.
Commissioners of Conciliation-C.
0. Sather, H. Stoneberg, Emil Peter
son.
Constab1e-E. O. Reiten.
Road Overseers-District !, Gunder
Peterson; District 2, Ellers Johnson:
District 3, C. A. Rodine; District 4,
Emil Salberg.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-03-29
Wimbledon Election Quiet


Wimbledon News: ]. A. Kotchian,
R. M. Evans and E. w. Stein were the
winners in the board of trustees con-
test in the village election Tuesday.
The only other Office for which there
was opposition was that of justice of
the peace, D. X. Barnell easily win
ming. Only "a votes were cast, which
!, is about half of the vote cast here last
fall. At caucas held Saturday even
ing full ticket was nominated as
follows: For trustees, J. A. Kotchian,
F. H. Pierce and E. w. Stein; for clerk,
u. j. ClausOn; for treasurer, G. c..
beers; Tor assessor, J. H. Gibson; for
justice of the peace, J. J. Bascom; for
marshal, Hugh Hoy. Monday another
ticket was entered bearing the same
names as the caucus ticket except that
Anton Fried and R. M. Evans were
substituted for F. H. Pierce and E. w.
Stein for trustees and D. X. Barnell
for J. j. Bascom for Justice. Even
with this limited competition consid-
cradle interest was created. The race
for trustees was SO close that the re-
suit was uncertain until every vote
was counted. Following are the final
results:
Trustees. A. Kotchian, R. M.
Evans, E. w. Stein.
Clerk-G. J. Clauson.
Treasurer-C. C. Beers.
ASSESSOR. H. Gibson.
Justice of the Peace-D. K. Barnell.
Marshal--Hugh Hoy.
Pierce Township
In the town of Pierce J. johnson was
elected member of the town board to
take the place of Hugo Brueske, who
was not candidate for reelection.
The hold-over members of the board
are Joe Pickard and Otto Hemp. Geo.
H. Simpson was elected justice and
Henry Fehr constable. None of the
candidates had opposition and only
26 votes were cast.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-03-29
Rinahampion township


Fingal Herald: The annual town
ship election passed very quietly Tues
day. Mike Steidl was reelected on
the board without opposition, as was
f. j. Whalian, justice of peace. julius
Thone's term as constable expired and
he refused to accept the job again.
D. o. Bye was favored with the posi-
ton by the voters, but says he will
not qualify. The following will be
the road overseers for the ensuing
year District 1, Fred Steidl; District
2, Frank Benin; District 3, VIM. Fos-
sen; District 4, VIM. Koslofsky; Dis
trict 5, Gust Kruger.
OakviIie and Kathryn
Kathryn Recorder: The results of
the township election Tuesday were
as follows:
Supervisor, three years-Ben John
son.
Town clerk, one year-E. l. Roe.
Assessor, one year-Torger Syvef.
son.
Justice of the peace, two years-C.
F. Bommelman.
The Washington times., 1917-09-26
OLD GOLD AND SILVER

LORENZ p,,vc JtT, C; CO. M 49,
The Washington times., 1917-09-26

VAIL sCRAPERs-Two. BROWN 3 co.,
az n 81. ". W. 10
WINDOW CLEANERs-At once: salary SIS
per week. slt r It. n. W, Ind floor.
WANTED coloTed yOuRg men and boys
with wheels. experienced in delivery and
messenger business. 81 70 t12 per week. per
EsAnent positions. Apply III 1zth st. n. w.
The Washington times., 1917-09-26
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale
FOR RENT-C0TTAGES7

SIX ROOM COTTAGE at Lyonhurst, W. &
o. d. Rwy.. Alexandria o.. Va Furnish
ed or unfurnished. Also seyen-roOm house.
sale or rent. at Clarendon. Va. Acre CO land
with each house. FRANK LYON. 401 Colo
rado bldg
The Washington times., 1917-09-26
FOR SALE-FARMS

sPLENDIDLY LOCATED on macadamfIsd-
road. within miles Of progressive town in
Montgomery county. Nd, where there Il, a
car line TO his city: II acres OF strong land.
about 30 clsarCd and In cultivation: residence
Of rooms ia good condition; slate roof: 10
Gated IN oak grove. outbuildings: good or.
chard Of or acres The following Der
sonaI property Is included at the price
named Pair OF mules. cow, hogs, 20 chick
ens mower. drill, hay rake, piows. fruit feed,
what. acres Of corn. Owner anxious 70
make Immediate sale PricA. 81, go.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT CO.,
SIS Connecticut Ave. Main 2lso.
H. W. Hileary. President; Chas. S. Ro1b
Vice PRESIDENT: Walter R. TuckermAn. TreSs-
ursr.
The Washington times., 1917-09-26
CLATRV0YANTS
MRS. R.,LUSBY,

SCIENTIFIC HAND READING. NORMAL
CLAIRVOYANT. Advise clients on personal
and general matters through PSYCHIC AID;
QUESTIONS. All latest fate cards. East
INDIA CRYSTAL. Ladies' only. Closed sun
days Open tilI's:so Licensed.
733 18th ST. N. w., 2nd Floor
The Washington times., 1917-09-26
Wanted-ROoms.

FIRsT-CLAss TABLE BOARD, $50 per
week: meals day, or meals. sSS
X st.-N. W. IL
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-01-27
IL NUOVO PRESTITO DI
GUERRA

ROMA, %. - Tutta la stampa
81 occupa favorevolmente dell'ul-
timo decreto luogotenenziale che
stabilisce il quarto prestito di
guerra.
Essa fa rilevare che questo
nuovo prestito vantaggiosissimo
per sottoscrittori, e. un'opera
altamente patriottica che inertia
Pappoggio di tutta la Malone.
Non 81 nutre alcun dubbio che
il nuovo prestito riportera' il
successo del precedent, essendo
il popolo italiano deciso a sop
portare tutti sagrifizii pur di
raggiungere Ia vittoria finale.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-01-27
CONVENE, ALA GERMANlA LA
VOL LAZIONE, DELLA SVIZZERA?

Da OuaIche setimana la possiba di vioazone della
neuaa della Svzzera da pare deg mpe centra a per una
oensiva contro aa per tenare aggramento dele posi-
zoni frances deaa sntra evdenza SOL
daa sampa del paes begeran dentesa ma anche daa
sampa ed sata persno dcussa daa stampa a-
sroungarc Tutto QUesO saebbe mOsare che mel penero
deo State Maggore tedesco ha reaen capono dea d
araverso terorio neutrae svzzero, e utme
notize aarranti apparse gona evec d ammassa-
uppe tedesche ua frOntera svzzera asceebDero
credere che Iidea sta per esseTe tradotta IN atto
MOI non sappiamo Sc veramene State Maggore edesco alb
ntenzone d voare arO terroro neuae per tenare
uueo che orma nute entare Tanto sappamo
tezza Sc dea sa acceata nee sre dgen tedesche
gacche PAustra ha quasi pu voce catoo Sc reaent
a per essere auata Sappamo soanto che fog ausac ed
gheres moSano apertamente contrar ad una smile peSa
aspeano acun vantaggO mtare 10 svantagglo
atro nemco ben pu formidable del Bego ben pu
preparao aggntO dc cono cu ombattono da due ami
riuscire ad ottenere risutato positive.
gorna austroungarc hanno ragione E dimostramo per-
che.
terrorio svzzero forse piu monuoso che essa in
Europa terrtorio che perco acimene dfendibe da un
anche eguo a bne aato ed abba abbonda
tie argea dovza mitragaici Un esercito mvasore
rebbe coreo ad aaversare lie va che tag
ano Szzera da nord sud per maggOr par queste va
possono dse dale allure dove nfat at
truppe della Confederazone cu adato
il compito di proteggere la neutralita' del paese.
Sc 10 State Maggore tedesco nendesse atrave
so la Szzera per avvuppare aa snisra rancese
esercito dovebbe necessaamente prendere
tendo Base Neuchate per boccare sua catena del
ura voesse ostngere generate Nivee spostare
motto della presente rOnte oil batg una parCe cOnsder
voe dele sue FORCE oppure porb accontentas d vre SOL
brve trao del terroro svzzero saente d Porren
ruy ne egone ad sud d Besanzone val
lie del Doubs ataversaa errovia la srada d Ba
quest obettvo del desch sarebbe ferova che
segue Doubs ed aacca Besanzone Befort Yer
rebbe contro formidable angoo forcatO Bessan
Dgionengres conro la estaa meridonae della dga
del sud- Belfor AMI probabimente obettvo prncpae del
tedesch arebbe appuno Beor nora state Verdun la
testata opposta della barriera MOsa-Mosela.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-01-27
AL NOSTRO FRONTE /


"L'attivita' delPartiglieria e.
stata moderate sui fronte del
Trentino. LIE nostre batterie
hanno pero' disperso lie colonne
nemiche in marcia nellarea di
Monte Pasubio e sulle pendici di
Monte Saluggio. nella Vale di
Astico.
'Nei distretti di PLAYA e del
Medic Isonzo vi e. stata la solita
attivita' deH'artiglieria.
"Al sud-est di Gorilla dopo
una breve e violenta azione del
Partiglieria un distacamento ne
mico e. riuscito a penetrare in
una dele nostre trincee, ma ne
e. state subito scacciato con un
.contro attacco.
''SulIaltipiano del Carso vi So
no stati i soliti duelli di artigli-
eria ed alcuni scontri ira pattu-
glie in ricognizione."
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-01-27
L'ENORME COMMERCE.
AMERICANA CON L'ESTERC

WASHINGTON, %. - II Bu-
reau of Foreign & Domestic
Commerce ha emesso del dati, in
cui 81 mostra che il commerciO
degli Stati Unit con lestero ha
raggiunto un colossale sviluppo.
NelPanno teste' trascorso lie e.
sportazioni ascesero ad un va
lore di 5,481, 100000 di dollari,
superando di 1926, 100000 di
dollari quelle mel 1915; lie impor-
tazioni ammontarono ad un va
lore di 2,392,OOO,OOO di dollari.
La differenza di valore fra lie
esportazioni e lie Importation e.
stata dunque di $3,080,000,00O.
Questa somma rappresenta piu'
dell ll'ammontare totale dele e.
sportazioni dial 1910 al 1914.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-01-27
La Svizzera ST Difendera'

questo che ci nteressa Ogg Sappamo rpetu
dcharazon ate da presdene daa Confedrazone eveca
Svzzera ntende dfendere neutrata contro quail
asi nazione che voga voare che sgnica che Peserco
opporra aavanzata del tedeschi araversO terri
to1io della confederazione
ST ratterebbe dunque combaere conro nemico
pu formidable dale favorevo condoni del erreno
prma d raggungere neco prncipae Begio oppose
allie tedesche che voavano erroo
possible preparazone deesecio ancese per la desa
Parg vttoria della Marina la consequence scontta del
pan tedech rono possb graze ALA ressenza Opposa da
beg Eppure quest aatto preparat ALA guerra
Svzzera la legge che ia d ogn ctadno mascho
sodao quea d 48 anni per ventoto anni
puo mettere in ari esero $780, O9 uomn del quail 282
900 combatten magncamen addesa da eserciazon anua
guerra d monagna dotati d oma artgera di ogn
meccanco moderno La Gemana dovrebbe quindi
aontare questo esero pma gungere ALA frontera fan
Ammettamo pure pero che LAustria costitusca unara
mnacca la Svzera eche questa sa cOretta dvdere e
forze conne merdionae del Aaza queo ocdenae
del TOO Restano ore centoma uomni consastare
dele forze del Kaiser atravero erroro della
guerra montagna dove possible pegamento d grand
forze dce dove Pattacco stesso dcis-
Simo.
notare anche che possible parare d guerra
tncea d guerra d pOszoni giacche contro Svzzera
rebbe drea edeca contrO Francia che
che edech poTebbero perdere guerra
posoni terrorio dare frances tempo shi-
per desa maga d preparare contraacco vaes-
nemico fuori del conn lonano daa focaa
di Befort.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-01-27
LA SVIZZERA CHIAMA |
RISERVISTI

WASHINGTON, 20. - II
ministro svizzero accreditato
presso il Governo americana,
agendo in base ale istruzioni ri
cevute dal suo Governo, ha oggi
diramato una circolare a tutti i
Consoh svizzeri che trovansi in
America, afinche' dispongano
che tutti riservisti abili ale ar
mi siano inviati immediatamen-
te nella Svizzera.
Nello stesso tempo il Ministro
suddetto ha dichiarato di aver
ricevuto notizia che altri ire cor
pi additional di truppe saranno
mobilitati col giorno "a gennaio.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-01-27
L'ITALIA FA CREDITO ALA
RUSSIA

ROMA, % = Un gruppo di
Banche italiane, con a capo la
Banca d'Italia, 81 e. costituito in
sindacato che ha fatto credito al
la Russia per un prestito di Gin
que milioni di lire.
Questa somma, peraltro, non
andra' in Russia, ma rimarra'
in Italia e servira' per pagare le
munizioni ed altro materiale da
guerra che Ia Russia ha ordinate
presso le case produttrici itali-
ane. Motto di questo materiale
e. costituito da aeroplani e medi-
cinali. La notizia e. stata accol-
ia con piena soddisfazione nei
circoh fnanziarii della Penisola
ed anche allestero.
6~~~-~S~ ~-~-e~%~~~~S~~~
Pesercito di difesa interna fino a
che avranno raggiunto il dician-
novesimo ammo di eta.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-01-27
IL CONSOLE TEUTONICO Dl
SAN FRANCISCO
CONDANNATO
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. 23.-

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. 2S.-
Lex Console generate tedesco
in questa citta', Franz Bopp, e.
state condannato a due ami di
carcere e $4,000 di ammenda.
Egli e. state ritenuto colpevole
di complotto per far distruggere
cola dinamite alcune fabbriche
che facevano munizioni per gil
Alleati. Lex Vive-Console, K.
H. Won Setback Pattache' mill
tare del Consolato, luogotenente
w. Won Bricken, anch'essi colpe-
voli del medesimo reato hanno
avuto la stessa condanna del
console.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-01-27
LA BANCAROTTA
DELL'AUSTRIA

MILANO, 23.-L'Austria e.
evidentemente sulPorlo del falli-
mento. Infatti 81 riceve da
BERNA il seguente telegram
ma:
Un decreto imperiale pubbi-
cato ieri proibisce tutti paga-
menti del generi acquistati all'e-
stero da negozianti austriaci, q
cominciare dal 1.o di gennaio.
In seguito a tale decreto gil e.
sportatori svizzeri non potranno
ottenere il pagamento del pro
dotti forniti all'Austria l'anno
scorso. Invece del denaro costo-
70 hanno ricevuto una nota nell
la 81 legge:
"Secondo il decreto del 10
gennaio 1917 sono prohibit i pa
gamenti in nazioni straniere.
II journal de Geneve" com
mentando questo decreto dice:
"Questa Ia bancarotta del
PAustria". II giornale attacca vi
vacemente il governo, 10 accu-
sa di disonesta' verso la Svizzera
ed aggiunge quanto appresso:
"Sembra che la Germania alb
bia fatto 10 stesso fno dial de-
.cembre. I pagamenti da Berlino
e da attire citta' detesche i quail
scadevano ieri non sono stati e.
seguiti."
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-01-27
IL COMANDANTE IN
SECONDA DELLA 'RE-
GINA MARGHERITA"
SALVO

Apprendiamo che il capitano
di fregata FRANCISCO MAR
70, comandante in seconda della
corazzata Regina Margherita"
e. uscito salvo dal disastro della
bella nave.
Ce ne congratuliamo vivamen-
te col fratello cav. Eduardo Mar
70 che dimora al no 139 West
I87.ma strada a New York, CO.
gil altri membri della egregia fa-
miglia.
II capitano Francesca Mario
ha appena Al ami, ed e. uno del
piu' distinti ufficiai della nostra
marina. Flu fatto cavaliere di
"motu proprio" dial Re, essendo-
81 segnalato nellie gare di tiro
dartiglieria otto ami ia guam
do la "Benedetto Brin" conqui-
sto' il primo premio. Ed allora
| il Francesca Mario era pufficiale
addetto ale artiglierie della
"Benedetto Brin". In quelPOc-
casione il Re sail a bordo, 81 con-
gratulo' col Mario gil appunto'
al petto La decorazione.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-01-27
ATTACCHI TEDESCHI RE-
SPINTI A VERDUN

PARIGI, %. i Tedeschi,
ieri sera, eseguirono due attac-
chi mel settore di Verdun, sulla
sponda destra della Mosa, ma
furono respinti con gravi perdite
dal fuoco dellartiglieria dele
mitragliatrici francesi.
LIE truppe tedesche fecero gil
attacchi dopo un nutrito bonn
bardamento.
Scope evidente del nemico era
di sfondare le nostre linee, ma
esSe rimaSero intatte.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-01-27
LA SVIZZERA PROTESTA
CONTRO LA GERMANIA

BERNA, "a. - La Svizzera
ha deciso di protestare contro lie
mis- e della GernNnia che pro-
ibis no lutte le ir,Dortazioni.
2tera situazio7e economical
de one e. r. 7cciata da
ovo blocce r1D0s+o dal-
! teutoniC -.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-01-27
L'INGHILTERRA CHIAMA |
DICIOTTENNI ALL'ESERCI-
ZIO DELE ARMI

LONDRA, 23-n ministero
della guerra ha annunziato che
tutti / giovanni quail hanno rag
giunta Peta' di Is ami debbono
presentarsi per lie esercitazioni
militari. Costoro costituiranno
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-01-27

No. 1 Re Cristiano di danimar-
ca. No. 2 -da sinistra adestra
Re Cristiano, Gustavo di Sve-
zia, ed HaakOn di Norvegia. No.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-16

las sketchedl of patent
dull leather. This Pump fits
perfectly around the arch heel Reduced TO sJs5.
Misses and Chiidren's Strap Pumps OF white
ss chldrens TO misses Formerly f2oo and 25o reduced
TO SIS.
Short lines OF womrns Pumps and Sports orfords styles
formerly selling at $500. reduced to S2.0J
wick. second Frser.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-16
KAISER'S COLD IS
BACKING PAPER
WAR, EVEN NOW
BY GEORGE MARTIN

United Press staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON. July te.--
Evidence that millions In Ger
man gold are still being poured
Into effective propaganda work
among Americans has been laid
before the state department by
statesman OF international
reputation, II was learned to-
day.
In a ninterview with tho United
Press, this statesman. whose name,
for obvious reasons. cannot be men.
toned. said:
''German-hought papers are being
published unhindered under tho
very nose OF the government every
day.
Ministers ard Germany
Hundreds OF ministers are using
their holy offices TO turn Americans
into German sympathixers.
THE conditions is not local. but
countrywide.
"one OF the biggest papers in the
pay OF the kaiser Is published in
the East"
A dangerous situation In resulting
fro mthe Vaccinations OF these pro.
German propagandists. he asserted
They are sleeping us in an atmos
phere OF hatred.
The alleged pro-German opera.
lions OF German churchmen In Ne.
braska. the statesman added are
only surface outcroppings OF hon
ey-comb propaganda embracing
more than one religious body. hun.
dreds OF individuals and many pa.
pers.
Must Crush Serpent's Head
MY fellow statesmen" continued
the speaker. were amazed at for.
NAL findings which | submitted.
Serious trouble threatens II
Americas heel does not immediate
~ crush the serpcnt's head.
Il also feel that the allies should
organize their own propaganda
more strongly in neutral countries
Tat Is the only poin upon which
Germany has been wide awake and
We have been asleep"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-16
~" LECTURES
OPEN TO ALL

Entertainments and lectures,
starting today and open to the
public, will be offered on the
calendar Of the university Of
Washington summer school.
The list Of lectures and enter.
tainments follow:
Monday. D. m, Meany hall:
President Alley. University Of
Maine tpresident Of the National
~Educstion association: Education
and Democracy" and s p. m. Sci
ence hall. Professor Saunders:
"Glacier Park" (illustrated) Tues
day. s .. m. Bagley hall. Professor
Phillips: Psychological Interpreta-
ton Of Literature: Wednesday.
7.7:30 p. m, steps OF Denny Hall,
University Sing and at p. m,
Room 220, Denny hall. Professor
Aver: Drawing as a Language;
Thursday. Meany hall. p. m, Mrs
Lily Van Ogle. lecture recital: THE
National Element in Russian OPP
era; Ivan the Terrible" by Rim
sky Korsakow; Friday. 745 p. m,
Meany hall, "Imogene.' musical
comedy, by Mask and Quill: $50
1880 D. m. dancing in the gym.
rasium; July 20. trip to Mount
Rainier. For information, inquire
at Geology department, Room 11G.
Science hall. Professor SantanGer
lectures In Spanish at 10 a. m
Tuesday on Ecuador; Wednes-
day and Friday, on Colombia
Deny hall. Room 203 Professor
Oyarzun lectures in Spanish daily
at 3 p. m. on Chile; in English
daily this week except Monday, at
.. m. on "spanish-American In.
stitutions," Denny hall, Room 209
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MRS. WERNER Won GlpONs,
former Miss lIse Mess Of San
Frsncisco, who will live In apart
uents 1T government expense at
Salt Lake City. while her husband.
Lieut. Werner Won Elpons, a Ger
man army officer. remains informed
during the war.
Lieut. Won Elpons was ar officer
on board the converted German
cruiser Cormoran. which was blown
up In the harbor at Apra, Guam. by
the crew. The lieutenant and a
party Of German prisoners OF war
were recently sent 70 an intern
ment camp Somewhere In the in
terror"