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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-20
TeutonS Cross Old Piaue,
Despite Desperate Defence
Gain IN the Mountains

HEADQUARTERS OF THE ITALIAN
ARMY IN NORTHERN ITALY. Dec. 10.
Extremely heavy lighting has again
developed, botl lp 'hc northern noun
tain region and along tho lower Piave
The enemy has made FIVE separate at
tcmpts 90 cross thc Sic. or old Piave
His main effort was aooUt three miles
above the r.ou.h o. the river. where
rontoous and bridge were used. The
FIRST party succeeded no getting across.
bat after series OF furious attacks
was driven back TO the waters edge.
where 10 still held
-Four other simultaneous attempts
n the same region were ropulsed IN
the main. but fighting continues.
lu the mountain region the enemy
concentrated his whole pressure on thc
heights commanding the pass OF San
Lorenzo. leading down Co the plain and
Ba~saUo TIE was repeatedly rcpu.seu.
but with heavy rci' forccmcnt~ sue
yccGcG 300 making some progress 90 the
summit of one of the heights cast Of
the Rrcrta River and the Italian line
Was rcspondnEly retired.
The lighting was desperate, as both
sides feel the Importance of control
ling tins vital link leading 90 the plain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-20
From Is to 20 Planes IN
Latest Attack on British
Capital
Five Reach City;
One Is Shot Down
Another Machine Believed
Destroyed; Two of One
Crew Taken Alive

LONDON. Dee. 70 Ten persons were
killed and seventy hurt in London and
five injured outside the city in last
nights air raid. II was officially an
nounccd to-day. Sixteen TO twenty air
planes. i'm six groups. attacked the capt.
tai. OF these about five machines pene-
trated far enough 20 bomb the city.
Later single airplane flew over.
Fires were started, out no important
damage done.
Several air duels took place over or
near London. One hostile machine
and possibly second. were brought
down. Two OF the crew Of the hrS'
airplane were captured alive.
The following statement was gwen
out by Lord French, commander Of the
British Home Forces:
Last nights air raid casualties
were: Ten killed and 20 injured IN Lon
don; only injured outside LONDON
Several fires occurred. Inc ma
terial damage was not serious. lhere
was no damage 20 naval or military es-
adjustments.
"l he latest reports AthiNd1N -''-
from sixteen to twenty enemy airpLanes
took part in last nights air raid. Three
orouns Of raiders crossed the Kent
coast between G:lj and 90 p. M
Three other groups crossed the E'sc.
coast between G:l0 and 6:i' ?. m.
"All six groups made toward Lon,
don. Most of the raiders were turned
bacl, BIS gunfr, at various places. only
about five machines actually reaching
and bombing the capital between : and
p. m.
After the main attack on London
Lad terminated single s.rpiane made
It's way over the capital. about . p. m.
One raider, hit By gunAre. ina!Iy
came down .u the sea of the hcntlsn
COT. two Of its crew Of three men
beinc captured alive By IN armed
trawler. There is reason 70 suppose
tina. another enemy airplsnc came
down in the Charnel, but tha5 has no,
been confirmed Up to the present.
zone of our pilots attacked and tred
TWO drums of ammunition into raider
as the latter was in the act Of drop
ming bombs on London from height
Of 1900 feet. Another Of our pilots
also engaged the enemy over London,
and a third in the vicinity OF the cap
ital at II 900 feet. All our machines
returned safely.
PONDS also we're dropped at various
rlaces in Kent and Essex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-20
Deaths Among
Our Troops Abroad

WASHINGTON. Dec. l9.-General
persning reported to-day the following
Geaths:
MERRILL, Scott b.. private. infantry,
December Is. broncho-pneumonia;
Charles II. Merrill. Arson, Me.
ASHCRAFT, Absalom j., private, quar-
termaster corps. December II, ccre-
bro-spinsl meningitis; father, An
aelm A. Ashcraft, flollins, Ala.
CARD. .Silas X. private, infantry, De
cember Il. cmpyema pneumonia-peri-
carditis; mother, Mary Card, john
sonyille, \. Y.
MAIN. Jesse c., private, engineers, De
oember Is. pneumonia; mother. Mrs.
William Main, general delivery,
Stillman Valley, III.
BUTTON. Bryon ~. private. infantry,
December 16. peritonitis, following
acute appendicitis; father, J. VI. Dut-
ton, Huntsville, Ala.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-20
Crown Prince Hurls Troops
at Petain's Positions;
Suffers Big Losses
Battle of Big Guns RACES in
Lorraine and the
Champagne

LONDON. Dee. 70. The Crown
Prince yesterday shifted his attack on
the French front to tho Argonnc For
est and the district Of the Woeyre. on
either side OF Nerdun. A. -Four de
Paris. ion the former region. the Ger
man troops swept forward against
Pctalu's position twice, after heavy
artillery preparation. Paris reports the
rcpulse. with losses. Of both attempts.
I'm the Woeyrc. to the cast OF Yer
dun. heavy bombardmcnts are reported
bv the French War Office q; Hart
maunswclerkorf and Schocuho!1. the
scene Of bitter lighting during the sum
mer Of 1916. Again mere. after the big
gun, had paved The way, the German
thrust forward against the French
line e. Ecgueville. but were met with
a whitening fire and forced 20 retreat
v.thou, gaining their object.
In Lorraine and IN the Champagne
The artillery battle likewise attained
big proportions. bu. the only infan-
try action recorded in the official state
ments was raid by French patrols ~
the former sector, which resulted ln
the captuc OF several German prison
crs.
Along the entire IRON, held by Field
Marshal Haig's troops there was unI-
sual activity last night and to-day.
though the general situation under
went little change. Both southeast
and northeast Of Passchendaele, on
the YpreS salient. the Germans at
tempted last night 10 raid the British
trenches Their efforts wer" OF no
avail. the defenders repe.lirg the
lhrustS and capturing fourteen pris-
ouers and four machine guns, accord
ing 20 Haig'S report tonight
East of Guemappe. IN the ArraS sec
tor. and IN the neighborhood Of AvIou.
other German raids met the same fate.
Last night German airmen again at
lacked Dunkirk. throwing down fifty
bombs over the region, but causing no
casualties and little damage, according
TO Paris. British naval aircraft raided
with success the enemy'S ammunition
depots and railway communications in
Flanders. Two German machines were
brough; 10 earth. one in flames.
Intense artillery actions in the re-
gion Of DiXmude and Mercken. north
Of Ipres. are reported i'm to-day's Bel
gisn commun.que.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-20
FRENCH

PARIS Dec. 10 DAY. The enemy's ar
,1o,.v during the night bombardcd our first
lines south Of Juvincourt and in the Ar
ccrrc At Four-de-Paris. Our batteries re-
plicd effectively. At the latter point enemy
fo-cos which made two attempts TO approach
orr positions. were ropulscd with losses
In Lorraine. in the sectors OF fhrty ana
Nsuroy. our patrols took prisoners he'u''
ing an officer
last night German ayiators tire" DOW"
6f,y bombs in the region Of DunN'r"' 40
,';,;r,s have been reported thus TAR
NIGHT Reciprocal hombardmen'. DC
,,.-od IN the region Of Juyincourt ana nor ~ .,
~ Nc Csuriere, Wood Champagne a. Wen
- -. Tho sectors Of llartmannsW eher-Nopl
Cd Scbocnholz. in the "eovre An e n'ilg
s.,ack ON our trenchcs before Nese"'''''
jailed under our fire. A. ....-., Of
Rci0ian Communication. In inc course W
- Ja, Of december ~ there were nodtI-
a. ',,,.,,so artillery actions in the region. OF
yy,,llo and Nerckem Furncs, the approaches
-. dc ,fsticn AT Adinker,e and the region Oh
n....,,,,s 4. we're cannonaded. On Deceml' q
"a ,Lc Artillery activity was slight ne en-
,;~o'. ot AdinEcrhe and DuynnJehJe were
oTXSTFRN THEATRE. Dec. lN.-Fatrc,
.,,,,,.rs took place along the Struma anu
~ No. Zion of dorian. There was artillery
a ~ am both sides Of the Nardar and be-
80 ale Dorian and Monte. North oi
Wonastir the enemy attempted RAID "hieh
,rae checked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-20
u. s. Asks Citizens Abroad
To Register for Draft

WASHINGTON. Dec. TO- Provost
Marshal General Crowder has sent the
following statement abroad for pub
LEGATION in regard to the registration
OF Americans OF draft age outside the
jurisdiction Of the United States; -.
Americans residing abroad should
register, although they are not com
nclled 10 do so by the law, and the
registration rules Of May Il, 1917 Upon
registering they become subject to OK
animation and call 70 duty BY the local
board having jurisdiction Of their regis
tration cards.
III they have not registered in for
eign parts and return to this country
they are required TO register within five
DAYS after landing at the port Of entry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-20
Official Statements
West
BRITISH

LO%DON. Dec. 10 DAY. Hostile recon.
noi'rcs cndeayored to approach our post.
.outhcast and northeast OF Pa->chcndaelo
They were driven OF by our FIRE. We secured
few prisoners. Elsewhere the,c was moth.
ing Of special interest.
Naval aircraft dropped bombs which burst
close 20 the sheds and on the ammunition
DUNN and railway s.d.ngs at Tie Engel air
droue on TUESDAY. one enemy aircraft -
brought down sbal.e and one out oi control
Al Of our machines returned safely.
tNIGHTD.- During the night hostile
raid.ng party was driven OIL by ouI, iiie east
or Guemanpe Arras sectorl. Other lsid-
ing parties attacked two Of our posts IN the
ueichborhood Of Avion two Of our men are
missing.
A. a result OF raids unsucccSsiully attempt
cd by the enemy last night near Passcher,
dazzle We captured fourteen prisoners ana
four machine guns.
The cnemy's artillery has shown consider
.ble activity I'm the neighborhood Of Ploeg-
-.eert and Polygon Wood Npres -ectori.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-20
Monument in Lorraine
To First American Dead

PITTSBURGH. Dec 49,. Citizens Of
Lorraine. France. viii erect monu
mert TO the memory Of Corpora,
James Il. Gresham, of Evansville. Ind e,
and Privates Merle D. Hay, Of Gidden,
Iowa. and Thomas +. Eurlght. Of
Pittsburgh. who were the first Of the
American expeditionary force TO fall
i'm France. according 10 q letter re.
ccivcd yesterday by Mayor Joseph &.
Armstrong. OF this city. from the
prefect of the village near which the
Americans are buried. The project in
his letter says:
CHOSE three young men have fought
and died for the right. for liberty, for
civilization against German imperi-
alism. a shame and menace TO HUI
manity. Their names will not be for
gotten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-20
Germany to Restrict
Use of the Telephone

AMSTERDAM, Nov. 30 (By MALI
The use Of the telephone is likely to
be "rationed" in Germany, according 10
the Berlin newspapers. c.
An announcement from the German
postofice authorities, who controi the
telephones. complains that "Do'h me
telephone and telegraph service are
burdened with useless talk ana mes
ages. Vital military and government
TRAFFIC is thus interfered with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-20

LONDON. Dec. ~. General SarraIL,
commander Of the Allied armies at Sa-
ionica. has been recalled. according 10
new spapcr announcement iu Athens.
say a Reuter- dispatch from the Greek
capital under date of December 10. The
successor o. General Sarrail in com
maud of the Macedonian forces, it is
stated. will Dee General Guillemct.
General ". =. f. Sarrail has been
Identified with the Allied operations
based ON Salonica since October. 1915,
when ne was sent TO command the
French cNpcditionary force engaged in
an attemp, TO succor the Serbians dur
ing the Teutonic-B Bulgarian drive that
resulted lu the ovcrrunniug OF serbian
territory. When Ssloniea WAS turned
into an Allied base and active opera
tIons on the Macedonian from. begun
by the Entente forces. the nest year.
General Ssridil directed the united oF-
creations OF the Allies. and has since
remained in command on this front.
Sarrail Faced Many Difficulties
The military successes achieved by
Sarrail in Macedonia have been few,
for the difficulties he has had TO face
have been many and great. The brilliant
offensive Of the Allied armies i'm the
fall Of 1916. which terminated in the
recapturc of Mona>tir early in Noyem-
Der Of that year, constituted the only
decisive victory achieved by Sarrail
Since April Of this year. when the Brit
i,A advanced q mile or so on the Vardar
front. there have been few extensive
actions on either side. although Sar-
rails army has been threatened time
and again with q German blow TO re-
cover SalonIca.
The most serious difficulties with
which the Allied commander has had 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-20
American Gets War Cross

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 19.-Frederick
c. Frick, Of Kansas City, member OF the
University Of Missouri ambulance unit,
has received the CrolX dc Guerre.
awarded him for conspicuous bravery
during the battle Of the Aisnc, accord
ing to letters received here. Frick is
twenty-One years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-20
Italian Front
GERMAN

BERLIN. Dee 19.-ThrouShoui the any
,horo was a violent artillery duel between the
Brcnta and Pisye rivers. After nes'y S'''-
lcrv preparation Austro-li unsaTlan uooi;,
,,pl ~, lining 10 the northwest and north
- Tbcy tcok prisoners. forty-cight OIL
Gccrs and more than 1000 men; e-,.-.,.
Tbo Italian attacks east Of Monte Solarolo
broke down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-20
Ensign Page, Filler, Killed

WASHINGTON. Dec. l9.-The death
OF Ensign Phillips Ward Page IN Eng
land December Il as the result OF a
seaplane accident was reported to-day
to the Navy Department. Ensign Page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-20

was born in Boston in 1885 and enrolled
in the flying corps of the Naval Re-
serves last May. On November 10 he
was ordered to London to report to
Admiral Sims 70" The duty on
which he was serving at the time Of his
death. His mother, Mrs. Anna Marie
Page. lives here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-20
Berlin Reports Bombing of
London, Ramsgnte, Margate

BERLIN. Dec l9.-German aviators
last night dropped bombs on London.
Ram gate and Margate, the German
War Office announced in its official
statement issued to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-20
YIN Summit or Asolone
After Two Days
Struggle
Invaders Cross
The Lower Piave
Thrust Back After Reach
ing Inundated Area
in the South


.aNuJN. ps. &c., I' continuation
ttte.r power offensive west %. inc
-...s River. .r ITALY. Gle Ausro-Cci-
.,...-... ,..r~ed Monte As0-
.-s .''.. ... ~. ..t MONT.
-s b,iNe,. '-'. ...
a.tl. and ,.e adjoining pos lions
...-.rrrf lis officers and 1000 men.
...... ne... -er.r.. TONIGHT
be'.. .... ~. .... ~
r-e. N'.c '""-
.-,5 20 the enemy Cd. Monte A>"-
....,.s -... r.cryNhc.e else The
-..--..,.~,e- allows broke
iae -,..- .., ,t Che.
t. U.a''
... ....-.
.- .-...r.. tBs, resulted
JOS .-....r....l without
t- one .-~.. .5..
-,-ct, pause .'''"s.','' ,". '~''
.,,.s refe..e. . some measure bl
...rr... r...- extending along
.s' .... f,..... ...i terminating
cs'~ '. ~. ....,t .f -t.
.issc coH'..s DOB '', .''
....r Tr. losses oH n''h s.N'> "''
.e.-.f .o have been extremely Sc
.......+r,. heavier Oh the
,'
a;sti' s''.' u..at.
Savage struggle Tor "''s"'
-.. s-r-r--e for Monte Asoloue VIII
..N 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-20

ing his great offensive IN the West.
and as a prelude. possibly. 20 his cX-
pcctcd peace drive this winter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-20

Mem. Clothing Shop, 8 West 38th Street
Separate Shop on Street Level
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-05


ton of the Board O. Health. cf wnich
meeting 9 notice shall ba given TO such
licensee for the period OF three days 4 .
writing. served ~personally Or py aeily-
cry TO an employee or person I'm chaEGe
OF any cart. a~utoInobtls or other
button Of milk or cream under such lie
|ense or in charge Of any depot, cream
cry, store or Other place. ana which said
shall, in general terms. state the
cancel such license; at said meeting the
|licensee shall be permitted to offer teg-
timony and may be heard upon the guess
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-05
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Public School Building, Ersduo, MIN,

Public School Building, NrsMno, Mlnn.
Addition ana improvements to Public
sehooI p 51uiliding Num S5skia aso G M,nnssGts.
ed. Polk County. Minnesota
Proposals will b. received at the
the aoey School oaii D,st Py M Num sSaoo aao so of po #
ssven:thirty S7:soj +. NJ. July H. 4.i is1 7.
for the erection and completion Of an
Addition and improvements to Public
materials for the General Building,
age Plant and the Electric wiring. Bids
viii be received for the entire work or
Bids must be in accordance with the
plans and specifications as prepared for
same by E.. F. Broomhal1. Architect, TO
Ai Sn Q sgilding, Duluth; Minnssota
may be obtained from the Architect by
a deposit Of thirty Dollars $500 which
will be returned on the date Of letting.
and specifications.
Copies Of the plans n specifications
will be on file in the office Of the Board
and the Architects office.
titled check in the sun Of fve-percent
(5) of the amount bid. mad payable
to the Treasurer, the same will be
s fSsfsated tails t. t II ea sshoG Into Dts senssaa + tn
Surety Company Bond) within seven
% days after being notified of the ac-
When applying for plans the bidder
is requested to furnish a list Of at least
five 90 references Of contracts that he
has completed. No. :
The right ia reserved to accept any,
or part Of any bids, or to reject any or
all bids.
BY order Of the Board of Education.
A. F. CRONQUIST, Chairman.
L. F. BENSEN, Secretary.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-05
MoTroH TO

Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed, H. H. Hunt, clerk of South Val
ley school district. Rolstte county. will
receive sealed bids for the construction
Of a three-room: consolidated school
building in said school district up to 6
o'clock p. m. on Monday. July 1e, 1917.
All bids must be accompanied by a GER
titled check equal,to so of the BID. said
check to be .forfeited. in case the bid is
accepted and the bidder fails to execute
the contract and perform the work. Bond
for twice the amount Of the contract
price must be furnished by the success
full bidder. Plans and specifications may
be seen at the office Of the undersigned.
or at the office Of the county superin-
tendent Of schools.
At,:the same time and place. bids will
be received by the Board for furnishing
and Installing a heating plant for the
building. The furnace to conform to the
requirements Of the state law. A certf-
ded check must also accompany this bid.
The Board reserves the right to re-
tect any and all bids. -
Dated this 18th day. June. A. D. 1917.
II. H. HUNT,
Clerk of South Valley School District.
ST. p. o, Address, Barton, N. D,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-05
WITHDRAWAL OF
FISHING BOATS !
CAUSES TROUBLE,
Total Number Of Boat1oadsl
of Shipping Victims Res
cued is Placed at 900.

Ymuiden, Netherlands, July IT,
(Correspondenoe)-For many a hap,
less boatload Of submarine victims In
the North Sea the laying up OF the
big Ymuiden and vizaardin6en deh-
ing fleets is calculated to have vital
consequences. Their chances Of sal
walton, at any rate q far as q very
wide area OF that sea is concerned,
now virtually has been restricted to
land or being picked up by the COM
paratively rare passing steamship or
occasional warship squadron. What
the absence OF these fishing craft
must mean may be judged from the
fact that since the proclamation OF
the sharpened submarine war alone
more than 300 such victims have been
landed at Ymuiden by fishing vessels
|-seamen Of all natfonalities, but
mostly belonging to neutral nations,
who had been found drifting in open
boats on the high seas. The total thus
saved since the outbreak OF war is
more than 600.
assurances respecting the safety OF
neutral fishing craft in certain pre-
scribed parts Of the North Sea, a
number Of Dutch trawlers and other
fishing boats have been ruthlessly de-
0SSOySO anu Ot10Fb CahGu luIO EST.
man ports, with the result that the
fishermen resolved to suspend their
Operations and Q two deputations
to Berlin on the subject. The re.
cent action Is really most harmful to
Germany's own vital Interests in view
OF b food scarcity prevailing there,
seeing that the Gereman markets r
thereby robbed Of their trainloads Of
hsh from Holland and thousands Of
GAvSSo q nc Nf eNyoA An $40 tepnfry ~tAo~ arH
nourtshtng food. Britain and Belgium
nnd the home consumer likewise suf-;
fer. Under thezlate6t agreement q res
cent case In point 10 that Of the big
Dutch steamer BaaJan laden with
grain from New York for the Neither
lands government. This vessel was
subjected to heavy shell1re by a Ger,
Battan's frst ,offeer irowed to the U-i
boat, and aceofd3ngs to his report. &c
took him an shohr and q half to cons
vince the German commander that
the BaStan was demonstratabfy wells
within the sc-caI1sd safe zone Cases
haye occurred at German submarines
commander having to alter their
charts after It had been proved TOD
them by. their Victims that they hada
been attacked in the channel in which,
he German admiralty had guaranteed
freedom from molestation. Britain5
and Germany were to share the sur.i
plus catches OF the Ymuidsn as1ter.l
men.
The cause Of all the trouble appears
to be the unreliable bearings Of Ger-|
ma commanders, who constantly as-]
sert that hshing craft and other vas~]
sells r in the barred zone, whereas
the bearings carefully taken by ex-l
perienced neutral captains show them
to- be we'll within the safe zone.j
pensation In one or two cases. ana
Dutch fishermen naturally hope that
she will yet and q way Of rescuinel
them from the subnarine menace and
thus enable them to resume the ex-
ercise Of a. calling that is, at the best3
OF times, hazardous enough.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-05
AM ORDINANCE
Amending Ordinance Ho, asa.

. ~
An Ordinance entitled. IAN Ordinance
to amend Sections 3. "a. s, g., z, s. ~,
L. and IS Of Ordinance No. $50. provid-
ing for the inspection Of milk and cream
vent fraud In the sale Of milk and cream
and to preserve public health and to
license and regulate the sale and dispos-
ition Of milk and cream and to add two
collation. Of such licenses ana authoriz-
ing the Board Of Health to ENFORCE the
laws and ordinances touching the same
a fion wen 81 e. for the re-numbering Of Sec
.h Be Y orsa.nsd By the CITY Council Of
Section I; That Section 2 Of ordin-
amended to real as follows:
no Section :: Any person. arm or cor.
the business OF selling milk or cream
shall first make application therefore to
the City Council, by fling with the City
i Asai. 9sia r. s=sla s%ppiiea Il wrlt sss,1 1he ss,
forth with reasonable exactnsss the
name and place OF residence Of the ap-
piicant, the Q location or place from
whleh the applicant obtains. Or is 70 OBJ
plfcant Is not q producer of milk or
cream. then the name OF the person or
persons from whom he obtains, or Id 10
s sIis,a ms a malf if e sa adss applicant hSs ssi e q 3 e alS.
Queer OF milk or-crearn, the number Of
COWS in his dairy herd, or If he ts moi q
producer OF milk or cream, the number
OF cows in the dairy hero OF the person
or persons from whom he obtains. or lie
TO obtain. his milk or cream, and said
applicant shall further set forth : the
manner in which the applicant intends
to diepose Of his milk or cream, when
licensed according to the provisions Of
this ordinance M shall be signed by
9 Sappltcants and when received by the
City Auditor shall be placed on fsle and
the name OF the applicant shall be reg
i5tered In a book OF registration kept FOR
such purposes and the City Auditor shall
tion to the Health OFFICER who shall
therenpon make the Investigation and re-
port required by Section Six (e} hereof.
There shall also be filed with tho CITY
Auditor, the veterinary surgeons certifi-
cate required by Section Ten CLOS OF this