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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-01-24
/. r. HITS PEACE LEAGUE
Colonel Takes Another Rap at Taft
Organization.

Washington, Jan. 90 Colonel
Roosevelt took another fling at the
League to Enforce Peace in letter
to Senator Borah of Idaho
The colonel declared that the
league, which former. President Taft
is defending, is much worse than a
league to enforce delay, as it is in
reality "a league in the interest of
wrongdoers.''
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-01-24
TWO WOMEN ARE MURDERED

Man Kills Wife and Mother-in-Law al.
Huntington, w. Va.
Huntington, w. Va, Jan. 23-Harry
Terry, formerly of Cincinnati, shot
and killed his wife, Mrs. Lillian Black
Terry, and his mother-in-law, Mrs. Vic
5toria Black, and fatally wounded hiss
rife's cousin. Mrs. Z. NJ. Spurlock.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-01-24
REAL ESTATE LOANS LEAD.
Largest Single Class Of Life Insur.
ance Company Investments.

New York, Jan. 23.-Real estate
mortgage loans on farm and city
property have supplanted railroad
bonds as the largest single class OF
investments held by life insurance
companies, according to a report
made public here by the Association
of Life Insurance Presidents.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-01-24
MRS. HERMAN BERBRICH.,

-, Mrs. Louise Berbrich, wife Of Herman
-Berbrich, died at the family home in this
city, after an illness of three months
from a complication of diseases, begin
ming with an attack of rheumatism.
Mrs. Berbrich, whose maiden anne
was Louise Schirmer, was born in Bran
.denberg, Germany, May 13, 1851. She
was married in 1874 and the couple came
to America in 1881, settling in New Ulm,
5 having resided in their present home in
the south part of town since their ar
rival here. There was born to this
union nine children, seven of VIII om are
Still living. BESIDES her husband, Mrs.
Berberich is survived by the following
children: Mrs. Fred Setback and Mrs.
August Juhnke, Gates, Montana; Mrs.
August Boyer, New Ulm; Mrs. Gust
lKroening, Mrs. Fred Viking, Otto
Berbrich, Mrs. Fred Bobsin, the last four
all residing in CORTLAND.
The funeral was held from the Lutheran
church, and burial was made in the
Lutheran cemetery. ~ .-
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-01-24
SHELL MAKERS ARE SOUGHT
British Munitions Ministry Appeals
for 5000 Women.

for 5000 Women.
London, Jan. 23.-The ministry of
munitions has issued an appeal foY.,
5000 more women to work in muni
ton factories. The need of them is
declared to be urgent, "for the OUT
OF munitions must not be delayed lOlse
a day by any lack of labor. ~ y ~
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-01-24
OBITUARY
AUGUST MICH.

August Mich, aged Is years, died at
st. Alexander's Home Tor the Aged,
Loretto hospital, Monday afternoon,
after an illness OF two weeks, from COM
plications resulting from old age.
Mr.. Mich, had been an inmate
of the home for the past thirteen years,
having come from st. Peter, September
3, 1908. He was widower, his wife
having died several years before he
entered the home. He had no children,
and two sisters, so far as known,are his
only surviving relatives. They are
Sister Barbara, Of the St. Francis sisters,
at Waldenburg, Silesia, Germany, and
ssaA1rs. John Wallrich Of Wabasha, MINI.
I He was born in Germany, but how long
he had been in America is not known
here. Mr.. Mich was of very quiet and
retiring disposition and very few people
here knew him outside the home.
The funeral will be held at 8 o'clock
this morning from the chapel at the
hospital. Burial will be in the Catholic
cemetery
HERMAN ANNE.
With the passing away Of Herman
JAmn1e Wednesday forenoon, New .Ulm
lost one of it's best known residents. Mr..
ANIME died very suddenly from heart
disease.
Mr.. ANIME was born in New Ulm,
September Ia, 1866, and was therefore
just past the age of so years. He at
tended the New Ulm schools and was an
architect by. profession, although he had
been engaged in the contracting business
for number of years. He was married
January 9, 1900, to Miss Dora Buol, at
the home Of her parents at Puyallup,
Wash. - ~
Besides his widow he leaves two
children, Frederick, aged IA, and Gather
inc, aged 49, Both his parents and other
near relatives had preceded him in
death.
The funeral was held from the residence
last Saturday.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-01-24

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-15
DEATHS
laws residence. $40 Central ave. Ocean City.
. j. Int. Mt. Goriah Gem. Phila.. Mon. IL 80

jw n M; NJ; 3r.S ~ Cent: rs: s: asa & fs 80
r. SseS S,mS. 9.
land Relatives and friend. i invited to- TO funeral
s. d'ss isfs St. Of n' P45s6H Gs%
M.rs .sd 1 H9haGS dfaSam H. :sS
RssIstlyes end friends. washington Camp, No
I1 invited e fuqsrsi:: TusiSs; $40 ?; r.: ne Hss
'SS 'S'Ss nt & u!ds Gem may Auto
i.. sTn5. RAcsE s.s AMI w:
M,, sTd friends inyitsd to funeral Tues. p m
ws% H.sy.s .ss Si2g a.nG. a.
GSsfs ts ifs:'s:' SsH Of
pfP5s sS,s ]. w,,s fsx;tg% ,S.s $%S
'G Chestnut st. Int s si osfCrd SSs5 A
GiIS$gEApTAs .w,nmlps,on,, Del. Sept:
ana friends a3sd 70 's
Wilmington. Del. Mon.. p. m. Int. River
,HHo[i;zTiEEIMEn,-7ssp,, ,H -: Lucy E., wifi. Of
frIsaas, ei:asaelq Council 30; 1tS, D: o. i; il Il;
RTss f'rsE'1 is.Ss, HS" .ss
dSsF HSTP - q s' HHY Is a%s and snd $s E
Pr9sres'Ys Pr%srfs E cOpns No. g. Jr o. u a. NJ
sn ISS;.a q
rs:d:nce 'tafEa Frank ierE jones, Fpannr0 ave. %
'ysF p ~ s Rfmfos be Genie n'"fs s4n
Rev sSeuh ~ % " zER 59rer s g.
rs' ic %bEs o6 Ihs
! ss:, N; =. Sharch. Int: LOuden Park Gem. M
,'JATS.1 Sept: ~ AMELIA NJ. JAIN: Rsls;
?, m, Syer i: Hsir Bldg" 1870 Chestnut st. St
KELLY: = Sept. !a;; GEcELIA p; KELLY
Mon. Mon anu p 'n m' s4o7 s West4nster % ave-. West
nj Sas may 9sNsDS Ss viewed s%n asp
KhNSB HAEPrsSs u T. R5 HsHTSN Nsnnsay
aged A. Relatives and friends. Michael Arnold
Chapter. R. A. H.. and Chiropodsis' Society Of
Pennsso. invited to funeral services; Mon: : p.
stsr Gem Gem Remsins may be viewed Sun. eve.
LiRDssins SMNs6Y fYnersl sIn, :, =, ,rc,,,or N J.
sAMEs sAMEfasfR :on Of - and a. sa4ss s'SSl %Sl.:
Of odS Mrs. s''; M coys sss p e. the St. Fs
EHFh.Ska! G.rSRE sS& Sts sS';;
. - I'4 rRANcIs WILLIAM " Rss
Keys %e No. o.
M. 1901 state rd Tacony Requiem high mass
| st; Yincent's Church $3.50 a. m. Int. st. Dom
nc's Gem. Omit flowers
| LEwIs.-sept. 13. ELLEN widow OF Sam,
| uel Lewis, formerly of willmstown. Pa. aged
services, sun, $50 p; M. liz ": GlssnwoOd
| ave. Int. Northwood Gem. Auto funeral.
| MacILVAIN.--sept. IA. MARY E. MacIn-
| VAIN. wife OF late Albert c. MacIlvsin. Fur
McDoWEIL.@sept. is. MARY. j.. widow of
| Hugh Mcdowell. Relatives and friends invited
son. Edward Mcdowell. $40 Bala ave. Gym.
| wyd. Pa. Int. Honeybrook Pa. Tues. morn.
| McGEE.-Sept. a. HENRY p. MCGEE, hus-
| band OF late Bridget MCGEE (nes Devlinl. Rels,
tiyes and friends Division No, 8. Q. IT., and
to funeral Tues. $50 a: m. 2Sss JASPER Jssper st.
Solemn requiem mass Church of the Visitation
| 10 a, m, Int, New Cathedral Gem.
| McGONAG!L.-SeptI Z, at Middletown. N, ".
| and friends Invited TO funeral. Mon. $40 am;
| residence OF niece. Mrs. Joseph McGuigsn. 23l
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DEATHS

Int Holy Cross Gem. Auto service
SCOTT Suddenly sep. iswALTER an sGoTT M,rr
s2FH srEwRRTSsspt SSfa Sss " il. KRcHIE husband q
iSIsss' are gy,sS T%: s.od.n i1iS cssrss s
OF the Sacred Heart $50 a. m Int. Holy
'Frft FTrfiitoMs'opN-sept. ie THOMAS r., husband
tlvos and friends, Athelstan Lodge: No. ss2. ana
Pos9ce Protective AssSeS. isvl,oS IN TO w.
ISIS ISIS n Oi iSth s. Il lot. private. North Cedar
- AMNIr s,ts ss.s Of {, w,l,% y.sr.
ff's'nss Il a. m, Oliver II. Bair Bldg 1870 Chestnut
Int Fernwood Gem. Remains may be Viewed
sun "TPiirEMI.gYseeiptm. ei 10 THOMAS JAMES, son et
seSd Is Relatives and irlends invited TO ~
neral, Mon, $40 a.; m, parents residence, 32o
Church 10 a. in. Int. Holy Cross Gem. Auto
''TyfSsER 'VTyEfSsER Sept. u; EMMA KEzIAHi wifi. Q,
frsSSGs rasdSHcc 70 "a s Pike and wycmnE ave
Int W1S%nscr GSm Aq;T qs;TrRTiNd iRnisd J hu,
,sNd Of jennie =. Whitromb tnce Mclsonl Reis:
ives tIyes and friends, Mantua council No; ss o: OF
pioSsa N e. Hraa,oyd clarke Gc invited 10 funeral
SSest'fs west Laurel I'M Gem Remains be viewed
~ whiAWSii'' wJosn Wiiams' Relatives and friend. in.
vited 10 funeral services Mon. p. m. from
eOgg soI9cd S'HSS 'GSuTeh. iSmburs. Pa tuesday p m
I'M Hamburg. Train leaves Broad AZ. station
'@ssssgt wifi, r2 gE dS9selrF "Ss fri.na,
sp%9@y .mr@Sss Of G0gTS Sorso NS "RS vSd to to
gsrs. gsT ?Ty'f ss dsiS rta scycc; Fs
Presbyterian Church; Fairton. m. T.. Mon.'
iOi2Gn wi2GnRR'rz,lsse! ia WILLIAM WuRr7; ,..,, .ssd
se Services. Mon. ii a. M. Cemcnton n. J. Int.
private.
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1867 A. DReug
Copv1ph
DEATHS

c.aSne hesr1,. ss.a a. S5Acof s
E.S.sss, tSs GsinssI sss E.n M s'EI
eS Chapel % slst and spf G.hss ave- w. fslla Phi % int
Southampton. Sol nf % Pa. ns'@s sst evs. may 20 ""e'
sH&b Hs&HbtRNis5sas'Hy y s, s'2 . b. Shqsgn
nvli.a E TpcsshSs ~ Tribe No Man aai
G08o Usage ave. West Phils. Int. FernwOOd
E.sE. Hsf a. tfI.%S: SS Z!
man. chapel. $osi lensinston ave. Int. private.
e ,DA " dayss,.,,, ,,v. 9: lat;
shr sssd Gs aons,s R' IL .Gs Gss. Lsdsf SdTs
esss Of shunR sSn st. & trinity
hp.Hftfh c%LhhY.Msept. YEeast 1s. THEoDocn c.. wifi.
e ?5sSds invited TO- ssT,sss sat. p N. prss &C."
ssy eaESs: &C. &C. stsS% sfs'' w meet
Il hess. ao' e csm5s. a SsSrt 81 81. nsss
ais s,.Ss.n yf; q
sna S"' ReIstye. and ssisRd, IaStsa 10 funeral;
mass mass Of se Tsauem ST. Charles osGreh. 10 n.
s. SL3Thlsss;St '3, Eh )! fLsFasss
$:ss .$a $:%sS. FS & ::~is sSS
e%%siSSAA ssSss'.r i PsRT Fs,s, cAsRG .as
Msyo ,rssnd TnnfTal MGG sa,rs iao. Fcs Hc,b
s' $50 hsA Int. ffs Holy cro.. es% Relatives and
DAN pANsER.@sept 12. JOHN. husband Of Nina
snd M P1Hss 21s"Gs nss Invited a'fan
ceD epDouAaqHi2fTT.sev,, AqiH sHHfral 10. WILLIAM twin
q j. and Msy Funeral Al pSpsssry Tsss
s0ys, m resiGsncs ssf% Of soiS KersSsw
High mas. st. ShsTsh r friends. pup;
of puNss.pt s. Sresssys fiH0f GLi2HSsrH c. yt.
ss i..SsSs $s4S e. 6sS.r sag B.
Ps solemn mass ISf Sf eaqG!ss Gsares g. cem No
eaFlfhsRF eaFFlHfBhEsRF-sep, Il? ANNIE FABEE tTs. Cash h
friends invited to funeral. Mon: $50 1929
bS TTGD - s. sS.mH % int T.apsR cg cao. Gem
fuTEsEsIR,fin-sept. ne IL. CATHERINE. widow of
3onT 10 funeral m fsSSn Mon 10 %Shas church.
R.maias "a aHS 'n'SS %sy Sswea at psriors OF NJ 4
&f$syis G5s H. f. Froq! qH!LiizABEru IL widow
Joseph Flynn. Relatives and friends, Sacred
Tnart ana Altar Societies of Church OF the Ma
tiyity invited to funeral. Mon sac a. ,sa; M;
s%on,'n % Reouiem mass Church of the Nativity
10 20 a. m. Int. New Cathedral Gem. Auto fu-
neral. o.. q, ANNA n EOEIJ widow,
~ 'Wiiliam Foell aged 6s. Relatives and friends
cd m,,ve Temple. No. IS, l.; g. T.. invited to
Utnneral Uns sun, ] D. m, residence Of son. William
Forli. 544o s. Woodstock st. Int. Hillside Gem.
VIZ rslF sEoRsE slts axsa 4 FRY Int; t pi: HI:
vate;;, vate;;,,nrrJ.-sept. IS. ANNIE H.. widow OF
Howard Gendell. Relatives and FRIENDS In,
yited to services. Mon. p. M, S2.o JEFFERSON
''GLEAs6N.-s suddenly, Sept. 10. WILLIAM
T busba nd of Mary A. Gleason. aged ~. Eeia
lives and friends. 18th and 2Ith Police Districts
phiia petective Bureau. invited to funeral Mon
ph.a; residence OF brother. Maurice p. Glea
SON, 1925 Auth St, Frsnktord: REQUIEM h,Ef AZ
ST. Domnic's Gem. =, -. 49,. S,,,,, =, =
,,Hiyk . - widow Of Henry s. Godshall ant
daughter late arcadia spH cap,asn sas fr.nd
| iinnyited to funeral services. Sum-. = p. n son
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DEATHS

rsoulem 81, Joseph's Church, 10 a. m, Int,
Mss TRHNGs P HUSBAND of s,.
McGoyarn i1se McAillsterI and son o. late Peter
ssr stss Of nS1aFl 9es' f was E.
SisS sE. Sresaencs ntTisK msCsSi.y sss5 nI
csnHch 70 hSe a. m so''%e in seaps S. hnn. ce%
F. McInnis, daughter Of Henry S. ,Melien and
Georgia Crisdell ines Kelshl. Relatives and
Int. Monument Gem. Remains may be viewed
after p. m. Auto funeral.
of late Daniel and Mary MCINTYRE. Relatives
and friends. all societies of which she was a
$. 18th st. Solemn % hish mass '"f OF requiem ST.
Anthony's Church 0 40 a. m. Int. New Cathe-
McIAVGfILIN.---sept, 10, CHARLES of
Mar Mary Mclaughlin sssI Restlyes and tregds Mar
Gesu and all other societies, invited TO funeral,
sI,nn, Men, $50 , a; m; residence ielt Parrish st;
a m. Int. New Cathedral Gem.
McNAMARA.-se II. ROSE E. wife of
sSsn sSs 4snS. nV.G neS 10 Sun
25o4 stonehouse lane t3d and Porter sts): Int.
Mt. Moriah Gem. Remains may be viewed Sat-,
MEIGs..sept. IL. Capt. s. EMLEN MEras
Src eSed Ss' Funeral services at Gaiysry Prs'ey
q. m: Members Of the military order Of the
LOYAL Legion. the Penna. Society OF the order
Of the revolution, invited i to services at fhs The
.MoRRIs.Esspt. il. MARTH Nj. 4; y. widow
q. M. residence. 135 Dupont St. Manayunk.
PARKS.--Sept. 18. at residence Of daughter.
Mrs. Erwin Graves. III Kings Highway. w.
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DEATHS

ssrs Int HAFsST I. 9s1Ssmssss SLssA wis .ido"
SON. vile Of BisSop Wiiiis% feafee ena and dsuss. %
ss ssr o. the late James and Emily Dickson. Notic.
p,Il,Iy RIT,IIElTEsnsses: ,,, l., sopHIA PErErTER.
+. R.'. Sun p m Int. @iilst,l,a @iilismstio,lW,an 'is Il.
A5lIssF A5lsFnssg D sS: r. s., sAMyE5 ": hs;sps 2,
ios T.isrsns &sse q r.. and LADIES' ais
khuir!lia,y e. w. .1I pIyis,op NJ ,,S. g the q
z. OF Camden; y. y. invited to services. Mon.
Gem esmSsS ssGs R.mss. s ss Ia. q
sPs sa% .1. sn.a IA kSma As..ssD d.qs
ns en9. iGy,ss 70 fSncsl cGy sSSeo
%sn. .c .1 Int T.%sS
e.ssFR. ela'yss s.N ana J. frle%as %1sana aos y
NsTs sSs' Cn t s. .csS .Ssrss sSSa
Iiish mass ST; ColamSss church 10 a. m. lou Int nt
u ssI AVlf Wi1EISM 1gnssfl husband of
S.. ,ssa. @ niI eSs SswaSH.' NS, rs'f 8 O. nfr H.
Sssa TrS' EG s' bc Msrd YoE nEss Mrn
fs9;rI, bars ana sserSiTSs Ssr MSn ap ms Nj W cor FIR
Gem. Remains may be viewed Sun. to 10
.Is STGESsfEi E..S.a Rc,. a. TIAM sSrO;Gs
Auto funeral
RoBINSON.-sept. 10. ISAAC, husband Of
susie Robinson tnes Bailey and son Of Hannah
and late Isaac Robinson, AGED 80 Relatives and
friends. tiray's Ferry Republican Club. f.odge
81 0 re'aSee M s5 spy'sa s sih sa in"rF' s Int, Tut M
2sSb @ hs%sni IL may nS Iey's Mon
late Joseph and Mary Jane Rodgers. Remains
may be viewed after O'Clock tonight. Relatives
and friends invited to the funeral Sunday. .
y, M from brothers. residence. 2434 West IIar-
RTHNmseSptte Steen%0Gfi "a, InlSNBErH. wifi. Of VIII.
liam Ryan Relatives and friends invited TO
funeral Mon, 1880 a M, 1o4s N. Seth ri. Sol
smn emu s requiem mass st. Gregory's church a. m.
SCHoECK:-Sept, 18. MABEL F. beloved
wife OF william L. Schoeck tnee Stlneer). aged
-. Relatives and friends Invited 10
funeral, Tues, $50 a: M. residence. 1923 Tyler
ave-, near Springfield ave. Darby, Pa. High
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Deaths

10. WILLIAM. husband of
~ yssd to services Mon. >. % m. asti Girsrd
Z iARncMM RiaSi Mount s.n, yerpon Cen; vr ,,r,
'NA INA dsushisr Of Charles Il. ana Jane W.
f51s n ss ssged = Remains may be viewed, at
xrdslcs c.% sa. sun TO- P MI m ana Int. 4.
|Sm pL;;,Isept. a. SARAH c., widow Of will
kkor aged 10. Relatives and friends, Mt.
'2ens vista " ,,hL L. NJ Heather Bell Assembly,
wv ana Bible Union invited to funeral serv-
MIL, d M, residence. 1857 E. Palmer St
~ sss.:- ~: Bellevue Gem Friends may call
sspt: ~; HAI.srEp. husband Of
=. nsts' hslAtives and frisnds pecs'
GI;|;' E''i;ii
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LIBERTY MOTOR TO HAVE
WAR TRYOUT IN FRANCE
Lngines to Be Shipped Abroad for Use
on American Naval
Planes

WASHlNGTON, Sept. 1.-THE Liberty
motor, the mechanical marvel upon which
the United States stakes its hope of taking
command of the air, is to be shipped to
France to equip American naval arplancs
already there.
This announcement was made by Sec
tetarS Daniels today. The engines will be
substituted for those with which the naval
airplanes now are equippcA.
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X. of C. Aim at $4,000. 900 Mark

,sse knights Of Columbus. which estab-
san ssneo goal Of 100000 to provide recrea-
M w" centers for soldiers and sailors in camps
Uasnout mr. the country, have surpassed that
oTS, rney are aiming now to treble the
vAering to the cause.
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community "Sing" at Ardmore

masg og community sing" will be held to-
sron row afternoon in Ardmore. at the play
M IL viii be under the auspices Of
M. nam Line Citizens Association, of
mnch Alfred NJ. Collins is president The
fSSy,sram fS.,lam has been arranged by the Phila-
rp"'a Community Music Association
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-15
CITY'S DEATH LIST 459
Intestinal Diseases Lead, With Kidneys
Second as Causes

Deaths throughout the city during the
nua week numbered 495, as compared with
'sie last week and 456 during the corre-
ponding week last year. They were di-
v'ded as follows: Males. 261: females. 1873;
scys. 1o5, and girls, 76.
The causes of death were:
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TELEPHONE OPERATING POSITIONS
OPEN EOR YOUNG WOMEN

OPEN FOh fOuNt WoMftN
These war days bring to our wires a rush Of
business and we must have more young women
operators to handle II. . . -
Experienced operators, II they will apply
regular and permanent positions with good pay.
me , YnfSpn,bil fSppm wbile they are iearnins. 'es'"
Telephone operating for young women ts pleas
mt work and with unusually agreeable sur
roundngs here. ,
tion than any. know OF in which women
engage. go, . a., A..
,,.or and chief operator of tomorrow.
''S Apply to Room 207
THE KEYSTONE TELEPHONE SYSTEM
1876 SOUTH SECOND STREET
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SPINNERS

SPTNNERS
Experienced and learners; steady work ana
good wages, Apply Grswold Worsted Com
pany. Darby, Pa.
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WHE'N
superior thread and yarn. Howard and Nor
ris SITS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at once by au,"mo:
bile concern, stenographer with switchboard
experiences must be accurate. capable and will
ing; permanent: Advancement state salary
and phone number. NJ 240. Ledger Central.
STENOGRAPHER wanted at once; neat and ac-
curate worker: in the service department OF
an electric lamp company. Apply 1411 Wide-
ner Building.
STENOGRAPHER and bookkeeper for general
office work. Address G 701. Ledger Office.
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wINDERS
Txn.rIenced or learners; steady work ana
rood wages Apply Griswold Worsted Com.
pany, Darby. Pa.
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TEACHER, resident in small school for back
ward children; normal grad, pref P s04. l.. o.
TyPIST-Young lady for typewrlting and cler-
ical work; experienced Apply Employment
Department, Abrasive Co.. Tacony and Fraley
SITS, RrideHburR.
TYPTsTs to learn dctaphone: good positions
waiting; complete course weeks; day and
evening classes. Dictaphone School. % 8. b2d,
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BOYS WANTED FOR NIGHT WORK;
MUST RE OYER 10: CHANCE sFoR
hpyANGIEhNEbSGfr hpyN L 3 y r APRIf oFticf fhFTTE rfFr,s
FLOOR.
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BoYS-A large South Phila. manufacturing con-
cern has opening IN Office for seysrsl ensrz
age; good opportunity for advancement. p ia.
l,edger Office.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

OVER "a, ron wHEE. " NEwsPArEE
TELIIGENT; VERY GOOD CHANCE FOR
ANCEMENT: APPLY MIR. JOYCE. I'D
FLOOR. 606 CHESTNUT ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-15

BOYS, over I6 years OF age, to work in GlssS
department; 81 to start: bo-hour-week; WI{S
opportunity for advancement, Apply II. Xxi
Mulford Co.. Glenolden. Pa. VA
Roy wanted, (, TO learn optical business: ooe(
wages and good chance for advancement- ~. 7
vi cor 18th and Chestnut. 2 ~. I.
The Lamar register., 1917-01-17
NOTICE OF snERIFF"s SALE

Notice is hereby given that on No
vember q. a; d; lyl6. the DisiricL .ou " Z
State Of Colorado. sitting in and Tor
Prowers County. Colorado. entered a
flnal decree in cause No. lly6. IN sald
Court. wherein Henry Peters. as exc
cutor OF the viii Of F. y. Peters. de-
ceased. was plaintiff, and Mary T.
Coleman, Francis y. Coleman, Mary G
ants. by which decree the Sheriff OF
ProweIs County. Colorado, was com
manded and directed 10 sell at Public
auction that certain real estate, prop
erty and premises In Prowers County
coI9rad9 des9Ti9sd gs f tba SoI t4 Ss
Quarter fWH Of NEH) OF Section
Eight 80. Township twenty-five tzz!
the Sixth Principal Meridian. also ~
100 cubic feet OF water per second o.
shares OF the capital stock Of The
Half (EH) OF the Northeast Quarter
S SSip = Tw e 1.-TWO" C5s5 ~ South. Range
Forty-slx t46) West OF the Sixth Prin--
cipGl Meridian. together WIN '{ ,i,i'n
derived from the canal Of The Fort
Lyon Canal Company: and now repre-
of the said Fort Lyon Canal Company:
together with all the privileges and
appurtenances 10 the pToperty % pa P 1,r6
fts which may arise or TO be had mere
from. and the improvements, rights. re-
thereunto belonging or In anywlse ap-
pertaining.
The said sale was by the said de
cree ordered to be made for the pur-
pose Of paying an Indebtedness Of FIf-
teen hundred eighty-eight and 56-100
Dollars (S15ss.56) In said action found
10 he due to the plaintiff from the de-
PENDANTS above named, together with
interest thereon at eight per cent per
her A D 1916. and costs Of suit and
Of sale. the said sale to be made In the
manner provided by law. and in con-
snrrritv with the provisions Of said
decree and the practice OF this Court
upon the sale of real estate upon exc
Therefore. pursuant to the aforesaid
decree and command. I. l. c. Downing,
Sheriff Of Prowers County Colorado
The Lamar register., 1917-01-17

suvs NON mere ne WIN weur MS unr-
form, all gilt and spangles. You know
how the girls like that Mo- tell
you there's not the ghost of show
fol you until he is out of the way. Our
little blum didn't work He says ne is
going TO stay. So for while you and
Oinna must keep still about the mar
riage Tomorrow morning you and |
are going into the mountains to talk
with the chiefs. Oinna will go with
me But ii must be understood at the
agency that you have sent her to
Who could you send heI tor
"Ti-owa-konza is our mothers IA
Their. Not even Mr.. Dupont knows
that" said Redbear. Before he came
here, she ran of with Il bad white man.
They went to the Blackfeet After II
time he got an arrow through his back.
My mother came home. T-Owa-konZa
would not see her face. She had TO
work for the agent till they made US
20 away TO school. Then she died.
"Old Thunderbolt your grandfather"
remarked Vandervyn, Selling upon that
one fact in the squalid tragedy. Does
he know iti"
81 told him so today. He said my
face But maybe he will come to
like me. He said to bring Oinna for
him to look at her.
That's great! Wen tell II TO every
body: But remember. not II word about
the marriage until after we get rid Of
Hardy and | am agent. Then things
will go all right for all of us. You
savvy that, Charlie? While you rub
down the mare I'll go In and say good
by until tomorrow morning"