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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-09
Annual Town Meeting.
Auburn Police Commission,


Garcelon OF Auburn-Act providing
for police commission and for
the appointment and terms of men,
bers Of the police force of the city
of Auburn. The act provides for
police commission of three citi-
zens of Auburn. not more than a ma
jority of whom shall be from the same
political party, and one of whom shall
be competent physician and surgeon
of approved reputation and standing.
One of them shall be appointed for
three years, one for two years, and one
for one year, from July l Of the year
in which such appointment is made: and
upon the expiration of the term Of anv
member. appointment shall be made
for the term of three years. the mem
Der of the commission who is serving
the last year of his term to be the
chairman. All appointments of COM
Inissicners shall be made by the board
of mayor and alderman Of the citv Of
Auburn.
The police department of the CITY of
Auburn shall consist OF q chief Of M.
lice, deuty chief of police and five reeu.
lar police officers. The chief shall be an
pointed by the police commission for
the term of four years, unless sooner
removed for charges. Each member of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-09
Concerning Insane Persons.
For Purity of Elections.

Barnes of Houlton-Act to insure the
purely of elections, providing that war
dens of cities and selectmen of towns
shall within a hours after the close of
the polls of their respective polling dis
trict at any election return the check
lists now provided by law for towns
wards, voting precincts and voting dis
tricts to the clerk of their respective
cities and towns. A violation shall be a
fine of not less than 500 nor more than
$500 or by Imprisonment for 80 days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-09

Burbank of Chelsea-Resolve in fave
of Ida f. Heath of Chelsea in the SUI
of $4,000 as compensation for the death {
her husband killed Nov. s. 1916. Will
working on State-aid road in the tow
of Chelsea.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-02
NOT GREATLY WORRIED
Indictments Against Creamery People
Causes M Siccplcss Nights.

W. y. Jensen. president of the Mu-
tuai Creamery company aud of the
Jensen Creamery company OF Salt
Lake city. together with Carlyle Hall.
manager of the Mutual Creamery
company. and representatives Of six
other corporations In Utah, Idaho,
Montana. Washington and oregon.
have been Indicted by a federal grand
Jury IN Idaho ON charges OF operating
m restraint of trade 90 obtain a mon
upoly la the creamery business,
The indictments were returned late
Saturday az Iiuise, Ida, whore the
grand jury had been considering the
evidence against the companies and
their officials FOR three days, The
Jensen creamery Interests are az this
time figuring "a establish several sta
lions In the Uintah Basin country,
mention of which has been made In
The sun, ana 60 have am agent and a
forwarding house at Price. Counsel
Tor the company al salt Lake city do
not treat the indictments hy the Ida
hosns az anything serious
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-02
ANXIOUS ABOUT BETS
Infested Districts Locally to Have
Government Supervision.


James W. Jones. agriculturist In the
sugar beet division OF the department
OF agriculture of the United States.
acting under Instructions from his Of
flee In Washington. y. c.. viii under
take survey of nematode Infested
districts In the Utah divfsfon. marking
the first Of several cooperative cam.
paiEnE o. place the quality OF the
Western sugar bects on a higher
plane.
The ncmatudc ~ q parasitic pest
which ~ reported infcstlng certain
small sections of the state and causing
considerable damage and lose ui
sugar content In the infected beet and
In some eases destroying the crops.
The move on the part or tnc federal
government viii be commenced La the
early summer a. soon as the appear
ancc ~ the parasites can be- observed
Tn. campaign viii be undertaken in
connection with the services offered
by the county agricultural agents aud
other departments Interested In the
work. Carbon and Emcry counties
where there are large Averages OF
sugar herts o. hr planted this coming
year. are 90 be- visited la their turn Il
In announced. Prof Wallace sullivan
agricultural agent az Price. viii assist
ln the work.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-02
RANK FOoLIsHNEss.

You occasionally see II stated that
colds de- not result from cold weather
That IN rank foolishness. Were II true
colds would be- as prevalent In mid
summer as In midwinter. The mi
crobe that causes colds flourishes IN
damp. cold weather To get rid of q
cold take Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy. II Is effectual ana Is highly rec
commended by people who have used
Il for many years as occasion required
and know IL real value. Obtainable
everywhere.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-02

NOTICE To WAITER UsEKS-l
State Engineers Offire. Salt Lsi|
city Utah, Feb. 3. 1917. Notice
hereby given that Artemis staylAn
udaklH, whose pOstofficc address
Price. Utah. has made application
accordance with the requirements 4
the Compiled Laws of Utah. 1901 4
amended by the Session Laws OF uiall
1909, 1911 and 1915. 10 approprli1
two and two-tenths C2.2l cubic-fr|
OF water per second from Coal Cred
Carbon county, Utah, Said water
be diverted az a point which bed
north 20 deg. east 1900 feet from N
southeast corner of the southua
quarter OF Sec. ~, Twp. - soual
Range N East. Salt Lake base Al
meridian, and conveyed by means
a ditch for "A distance OF 7OO0 ieo
and there used from March 10
September 3Oth. inclusive. OF ca
year, 10 irrigate 100 acres of land q
braced In the east half OF the soul
east quarter Sec. 80, Twp. ID sou,
Range 4 East and In the east han
the northeast quarter Of Sec, 2, vi
IA South, Range II East. salt "a.
base and meridian. This applleau.
Is designated in the state engines
office as No. T0f3. All protests asai
the granting, of said application
ting the reasons therefor, mus
made by affidavit In duplicate'
companied by Zee OF t2.5O, and hs
In this office within thirty t3Ol
after the completion Of the pubH
ton OF this notice. w. ID. bhh
State Engineer.
Date OF first publication FEB
1917. date OF completion Of pupH
ton March 10. 1917.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-02
EMERY FOLKS FALL
FOR AUTOS AND
ORATORY
OI,ANGEvILLE YOUNG MAN Is
AWARDED GOLD MEDAL.
Five New Machines Sold Ia tire Coun-
~ IN ono weck--Castlc Dale Man
Feeding Men and IIocks Iiy Parcels
POst-Ncws Matters From Orange
Vile. Cleveland and Elsewhere.

/ CASTLE DALE. Feb. 24-The ora
tOrical contest announced for WASH
/ ington's birthday was held at Emery
Stake academy There was a large
representation 81 parents from Hunt
ington. Orangcvine and Castle Dale.
Those participating WIRE Eigin oil.
plant iiilda Otterstroin. Naomi Assay.
| Bryan Reid. Kenneth Stevens and
/ Fern Young. The judges were Ellis
Draper. -. w Dalton and Fred w
Reid. The decision was IN favor Of
| Bryan Reid and he was given the gold
medal offered An. however. did
themselves proud.
Hyrum seeIy. well known sheep
man. will replenish the supplies Of his
three camps In the vicinity 81 Hanks
willie with the aid OF Uncle Sam the
coming month. and. II his experiment
proves the success II promises Il may
become quite the usual thing az least
during the winter season. Something
like two. tons Of grain. flour and other
supplies composed the huge shipment
entered at the focal postofficc for
mailing To- the Wayne county point the
other day. Nearly nifty dollars worth
OF stamps were used FOR postage. The
I
from the local office AZ one consign-
ncnt and will last the camps a month.
The vaudeville performance pre-
scented By the Emery stake academy
student body last Thursday night was
a success from every point 81 view.
Each performer did himself proud In
I the rendition of his bit and al COM
trlbutcd toward making the whole the
success II was
Mr. and Mrs r. bert Bunneii snd
children have moved down from
I Mohrland for the summer. Bunneii
has been long and trusted empioye
az the camp. and All welcome him and
| his talented bctterhaif back among
I the citizenry of Castle Dale
] Mr. and Mrs. claire Winters enter
tanned Few friends at their coy
home across the creek Thursday az
ternoon.
n. A. wickman. forest ranger. will
leave today FOR Ephraim. whore he
viii confer with Supervisor Mattson 81
the Mant. forest
Mr.. ana Mrs orange Sceiy. ST., en-
] tortHsjicd few relatives and close
/ friends last Tuesday. the occasion be-
inE the birth anniversary ~ Uncle
orange"
Mrs. David r. Williams was hostess
20 several lady friends Tuesday, the
occasion bcinE her birthday.
Lars Christensen H. entertaining a
brother from wyoming who IL la the
county buying horses
Representative Nephi l.. Williams
made a flytng visit "a Castle Dale
Thursday. returning ." Zion yestcr.
day
r. A. Algcr and a whole troupe of
impramptn chnuffoura made a trip 60
Price last Saturday evening and re-
turned on sunday with six new tour
lng ears of the latest modei-and viii
soon ~ after more, -Four uf the six
caru were gone by Tuesday and the
others wcrr expected o. be- sold Ia a
short time Purchasers of the new
ears are bishop william Hitchcock.
CiawHon. ~. ~. HuntsmaD. Rochester
q. Sorrnsou. 1r,. Castle Dale, and Hell
nmnn stalker, Lawrence.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-02

In japan they seek 60 diEcmbowci
political speakers with short swords
on the platform. In this country the
operation ~ performed with linotype
machines In printing offices
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-02
Cleveland Happenings.

Thomas NJ. Richards IL very low al
the present writing. Ills daughter
iiosanna. has been summoned from
the Emery Stake academy to be at his
bedside.
The farmers club met In their reg.
ular meeting last Wednesday night
The farm loan proposition was dis.
cusscd and another large meeting was
held the day following over fits
thousand dollars OF wocK mas been
subscribed FOR and the preliminary
papers have been sent IN.
The Mutuais presented their play
last Thursday night o. a large and ap.
preciativc audience.
The relief society presented Two
Had Boys" last Thursday night
The school gave patriotic program
on Lincoln'a birthday. holding wash.
inRton's birthday ns full holiday
The Sunday school gave "a Lincoln.
Washington pro gram last sunday.
Miss Myrtle Williams. who IL clerk.
ing az the standardvilic store. has
been visiting relatives here this week
Price orchestra will give a dance ai
Davis Hall tonight
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-02

set over and deliver the said con,r.
and all rights growing out OF I'll
same unto a corporation Co be- orr,,
lied FOR the purpose 81 taking oyvl
such contract and supplying such al
ter.
Upon the expiration Of the term
said contract the said cts nf PA
shall have the right 60 purchase ~
said A. e. Ellis. Jr.. and associa,.
their successors or assigns. the I'D
90 transport through such pipe h
10 said city 81 Price. ~ hcrrinahs.
provided, the said waters at the "a
Of the expiration 81 such contrac, Il
ing delivered to said city 81 Pad
pursuant to the terms ofsHaid contras
at such price NJ may be- then aFre,
upon between the said city ~ PM
and the said A. G. Ellis. Jr.. aud u
HoCiatea. their successors or asslrrl
by arbitration. and until such CITY 4
Price shall purchase such right In N
manner aforesaid. or shall enter I'D
such further or additional contract !
may be agreed upon. the said A. {. "
H.. Jr.. and associates. their aucosa
sorH or assigns. shall De obligated I
supply such water upon the terms al
conditions horeinbefore specified. Al
for the purpose OF arriving az I'D
value OF such right To transport ua
water. by arbitration AZ aforesaid. n
said city OF Price shall appoint d
arbitrator, and the said A. 9. EIh
Jr.. and associates. their Successor I
assigns. shall appoint one. and n
Two thus chosen shall determine sd
purchase price; and Ia case they 90
not agree. then these two thus chosi
shall appoint "A third arbitrator al
the decision Of the majority of q
three thus chosen shall be- bindn
upon both parties 20 said contract
a. said election the form of balii
shall be no. follows;
WAITER CONTRACT ELECTION
BALLOT.
tfor or against the water supp,
rontract. Mark \ In the square 70 Z,
right
ron CONTRACT "..... :
AZ said election the /. Ills shall ,
opened at the hour OF 3 o'clock a =
aud closed nj the hour OF o'clo'
y, m,
The voting places for all aualih.
electors of said Price city. CAr1s
county. state OF Utah. shall be- az q
city Hall. Price city. Utah.
Dated at Price city. Carbon coun'
state OF Utah. this Cd day OF Fehu
AIRY. 1917.
ny order OF the city council
Price city. Carbon county. state
/ Utah.
hy A. w. HORsLEY
Attest Mayot
l.. A. LAUDER.
city Recorder.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-02
N TmE JUsTIcEs COVnT. N Am

for sunnyHido i'recinct County Of
Carbon. State OF Utah. Before w. j,
EmlgholH. Justice OF the Peace
George saradakis, Plaintiff Va Mike
coltarakis, Defendant. - Summons,
The State ~ Utah Ia the above named
defendant You are hereby summon
ed "a appear before the above entitled
court within ten days after the ser
vice OF this summons upon you, II
served within the county la which this
action h brought otherwise. within
twenty days after service. and defend
the above entitled action brought
against you 90 recover the sum of
ten ana twenty flyr-one- hundredtha
dollars due the plaintiff from the de-
PENDANT Tor board and lodging fur
nished the defendant al his special
request and instance from June I Ca
June ~. 1915, And la ease of your
failure so Ia do, Judgment win bee
rendered against you according to the
demand OF the plaintiff. w. J. EMiG-
liOLZ. Justice of the Peace.
First pub, Feb, n; last March ls-i7,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-02
orangc,lllc In nrlef.

one 81 the most enjoyable sociais of
the Winter was the one given this
week by the presiding officers Of the
reliof society a. those retiring from
office. An impromptu program was
given and a delicious lunch was served
by members. The occasion IN one that
will MOI soon be forgotten, A beauti-
ful git was presented Ia each retiring
officer who certainly appreciate the
good viii expressed by their sisters.
President JewkeS ana bishop Reid
were also present
n. -. Justesen has disposed at the
last OF his apples. shipping carload
"a one OF the coal camps lie has had
a splendid market Tor his excellent
fruit.
MIR aud Airs. Dean OF Denver, Colo.
are visiting with Mrs. Deans mother.
Mrs. Mcneil. Mr.. and Mrs, Dean were
former residents of orangeVille,
Mrs. George W. Fullmer Is leaving
Orangeyille to Join her husband and
son who are employed at kenilworth,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew g. VanBuren
have returned home after an extended
visit with their son. Cheney, who II
the physical director al the Dessert
gymnasium al Salt Lake city
The ladies aid annual hall was a
decided success and one OF The hig
events of the season, several oluh
members. with their husbands. COM
ing from Mohrland and kenilworth
for the occasion,
The night school II decided sue
cess the one mystery being the fact
that ladies are not allowed
Wells. son of william Mofftt. was
4fite badly hurt last sunday, a horse
having fallen on him. breaking his lex
below the knee However. the pa
TENTS progress Is very favorable.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-02
DoIngs Around Fcrron.

Mrs Anna Nelson WAS pleasantly
surprised last Thursday evening by q
number of her friends, Il being her
birthday.
The Valentine dance given by the
Mutuals on Valentine eve was a SPLEEN
did success.
our schools seem to be doing a good
work, II the spirit Of the boys and
girls can be taken for anything The
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-02

teachers say they would like to have
more parents visit the schools how
ever. The school has begun practice
on the operetta. cinderella Asa Flow
erland" which they expect TO present
some time during early spring.
Willis Thompson entertained Tues
day evening in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Nelson The time was spent IN
cards and games A delicious lun-
cheon was served
The Alpha Alpha club met wednes-
day evening last with Miss Pcrnellie
Thompson.
Emery Stake academy basketball
team played Ferron last Tuesday night
in the auditorium. The Castle Dale
team was victorious. Coach Halver-
son OF the academy refereed the game
and dissatisfaction over some Of his
decisions was evidenced by local fans.
Mrs. Deiis l.. Peterson Of Hiawatha
Is visiting at the home Of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 6. Lemon.
J. G. Lemon Is spending two weeks
In Salt Lake City and Manti.
MIR. and Mrs. Hyrum zwahlen OF
Somerset. Colo. are visiting with rel
atives and friends
Miss Della O'Connor has been very
~ the past week and has not been
able to continue her school work.
Mrs J. G. Lemon received q pleas
ant surprise on her birthday. About
twenty people were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl V. Hills have
moved into their new residence.
Tho first monthly meeting Of the
farmers club was held last wednes-
day night a small crowd was out
but the program was good and every
vans talk.
II " reported that the Hiawatha
orchestra II Co pay us q visit In the
near future.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-02

lunch simplify the table linen ques-
ton.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-02
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or TINE

Consult county clerk or the respec-
tive slEnera for further Information.l
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-02

Always, whenever possible. dr. y
hair IN the sun after shampoo
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-02
~ THE JUSTICES COURT. ~ AM

Tor sunnyadc Precinct. County OF
Carbon. State OF Utah. Before W. J.
Emlgholx. Justice OF the Peace
Steve t.conadakiH. Plaintiff. W. Mike
coltarakiH. Defendant. - Summons
Tho State of Utah o. the above named
defendant You are hereby summon
ed 10 appear before the above entitled
court within ten days after the SER
vice OF this summons upon you. N
served within the county Ia which this
action n brought. otherwise. within
twenty days after service. and defend
the above entitled action brought
against sou 60 recover the sum 81
seventeen and ten-ono- hundrcdthH
dollars due the plaintiff from the de-
fendant Tor board and lodging fur.
niHhed Co the defendant nt his special
request and instance. from May i5 to
May %. 'i9i6. Aud In ease of your
failUre 10 Ia de-. judgment win be
rendered against you according 10 the
demand of tha plaintiff w. j. EMl0-
lloi.z. Justice OF the Peace,
First pub, Feb. 10. last March iG-i5.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-02

Taxpayers of pnntah county will
vote March 9Th on the question OF is
suing $4,000 worth Of bonds for
the purpose of improving the schools
of the county Several buildings will
bee constructed and some Of the pres.
ent structures viii be improved.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-02

smoke Elk Pride Cigar. Tel. iss,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Publisher) Department OF the In
terror, United States Land office az
salt Lake city. Utah. February ib,
1917. Notice h hereby given that
Hans r. Hanson Of Wellington. utah.
who. ON October 10. 1919. made drs-
ert land application, Serial No. 0l0-
SEA. Tor swh NEh, See. !, TWP. 40
South. Range 40 East. salt Lake mer-
idian. has flied notice OF intention "a
make final proof. % establish claim
To the land above described. hefor,
the clerk OF the district court, at Price
Utah. on the 3lst day OF March, 1917
Claimant names as witnesses Eugene
b. Branch, Semon A. Golding. John
W. Hill and Moroni Hanson. all OF
Wellington, Utah. GOULD u. BLAKE
~. Register
First pub, Feb, 10; last March l6-l7
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-02

SeVenth Judicial District ~ the State
OF Utah. In and for Carbon County. In
the Matter OF the Estate of Atanaaiou
Vcrnathakc. Otherwise Known 40 Tom
Ncrdos. Deceased. Notice TO Credi-
tors. Creditors will present claims
with vouchers 60 the undersigned at
z2s kcarnH building. Salt Lake city.
Utah. ON or before the 18th day Of
June. 1917. JiM CIitYSAKtH. Ad-
miniHtrator Of Atanaaiou vcrnathnke.
Morris a callistcr. Attorneys FOR Ad-
miniHtrator.
First pub. Feb, is: last March Js-i7.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-21
Sarlig Sfpbbranb.

Ser neres lterf Srpgt for, at to
Somilicr er omfommet / en bolo1om
5fobbro1o, iom roicoe / norolioe
Wt1cbigon. Slere 6ormerbiem blep ct
Nob for Slommerne.
Sloen orebes frem al Ell SO Mi!.S
Storm, og raieoe ober ct Mreal -
tire 0Gl 8re6oe og ca. IS MtI /
2enabe, ltreffenoe fig til Safe Mi=
cbigan.
0e to 5amilier, iom man frpqter
for er omfommet, bopoe taqet 3d.
holb | cit forla6t u2umber Comb"
nnoer @arplufningen. Mon bar In
tet bprt fra Dem, fi6en 9fobbroroen
brpo us.
Slere &ppgDogtere blep ooporebe
/ Side til at reo0e fig og oereg
91oroer. Smtrent 5000 ssopne
Branoe, Ser eje0es al Meaierinqen.
CT opbr9n6t.-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-21
Sra @pjifplerne.

9a Observation-Disclosures 81. Mfselier
fra 1. Npril nplte Nar agter at tree.
&c tilboge iom 2e0er al &ariie &pj=
lfole> bar Mftionprernc beotaget al
merorage 5folen til &nrile &eol:
ifolc. Sil 5folen bprcr ct minore
2%onobrug.
@e1tprcllen for &robbeSbolr
@pjifole bor operoraget 2eoe1icn Al
Sfolet til ftp. S%orltonoer for 5fom=
linqS6onfcnS &%pj1fple, 2orer Ola
Stems og mlpGrenoe 2Grer be<
Gfolcn, &unoioot Gaming, en- en-
al SorItonocr Eooning, Mam1m sc:
mil1arium. Stems lfol prre 6or:
oItll0er.
@eltpreli en for &ertemino{
@pjifole bor lolgt &ejifolen til 6or:
lton0cr Nielie>1=5 Spinning, SpnS
Gifts Susmonbs1fole> for 10000
&rpncr. 5fole11 bil 1tooig blipe 6re.
bet 1om @ejifo!e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-21
Gm fattig 2nrerinbe.
or1e0cn afqif en- ftp. &omnnllle

1Spr-epcH uI8lI eli w. NoAl14lu4le=
lnrerinoe / &jpbenbapn, 6rf. g. 6.
5tl,r11p, peo DpocrL Is Mar CANT:
mel. SUN bapoe leDet meget eniomt
og l,n0er 1oooanne @ilfoar, at mar
onioo bcnoe for at bore fattig. 6rf.
@tur1lp por / fin Sio anlat bco So=
oerslepga6cs &omnlu1eifole, bpor
Dun bar o%ln1i10elig afbolot al fine
&olleger % Gleperne, bpcm BUN
gioroc tore Ejcnelter. 0en Mf6poe
forte til1i0lt nprn1e1t cit Gnebocrs
Gilpnrelie % tolte a16rig mco mo-
gen / @ulet> Dpor bum boeoc. 9o=
gen cftcr ben0eS 500 arfom 5fifte=
rctters Soft for at cfterl e ben0es
@iemmer, % man fan0t So til ltor
SorboD1c!!lc ct Sfrin> bpori loa 400
&roncr fortont og for 100000 ST..
9itiftcrncs &re6itforenings Sbligo=
TONER. s 5frinct fonOtes og1aa ct
Gelto1ncnte> bpori Set oplDltes, at
bcle Sen itore 6orml1e ifal goa til
b%clgiprenoe Snltitutioncr % 2c9a=
ter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-21
Gen, ser falber / 6abet.

Ser bor / Sen li6ite Sis funoet en-
Sci ret oborlige Sor0lfre6 5teo
pao 2illebpltspen Snnps Suit. Tor-
leoen falot ct fort 5tpffe 5frent
neo, og to pregtige Gge gift me0
/ 2sbet. @bert @(ar fol6er Ser 1tore
9ele al Sc itejle 5frenter / &apet,
foroi bette gnaDer fig in6 UNDER &D=
ften. Sg bDert Mor mites ser ct for
bofoSbiS betpbeligt Mntal al Sc gom=
!e SrGer, Ser mango 5teoer 1taar
1oa 1angt u6e paa 8rinferne> at fun
9ele al &p00erne bol6er 0em fat.
9iotil ct Ser intet foretoget for at
beifptte &Dlter, men man boober mi,
at Stoten hi ltr96e biplpen6e til.