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being invited as guests. A large
number were there and the time was
spent in social chat and the like after
which sumptuous repast was indul
ged in. The guests then took their
leave having had one Of the best OF
times.
L. H. Hawley returned Wednesday
from Kansas City, where he had been
for the past two months learning the
automobile trade.
The John Birkhofer family moved
Friday to tho farm they purchased
sometime ago of Fred Odell. f.
Mrs. S. f. Baber returned Saturday
evening from a two weeks visit with
her daughter. Mrs 0. B. Peterson and
| family at Aurora, Neb. She reports
Mr.. Peterson to be slowly recovering
from his severe illness.
Earl Morrison has returned from
the Methodist hospital in Omaha
where he had minor operation per
formed. IT, .,
Mrs. Hattie Poitevin fell from a lad
der one day last week and as result
one of her arms was hurt quite bad
~. She also sustained other injuries.
Mrs. VIM. Edwards, of Armour, S..
~, SlSllCu q SOuP1O VI uhsS viz PoS>
week at the George Fritz and the
Scott homes and also with other
friends.
Mrs. Mary Schumate returned to
her home in Dunlap Saturday after a
weeks visit at the home OF her son,
Dan.
Mesdames C. J. O'Meara and Ed
Pagan and the Misses Ellen and Lois
Goddard were Denison visitors last
Saturday.
Miss Hilda Anderson left Saturday
for Denison where she will stay at
the home of her sister until her folks
move there.
Misses Blanche Cole and Balbina
Potter and Wave Cross and Bertha
Tatroe attended the teachers meeting
in Denison Saturday.
Mrs. Sarah Kuykendall and son,
Horace returned the first Of the week
from Woodhinet and will move to the
Joe Stepanek farm this week. The
Albert Miller family who have been
living on this farm will move to the
Carsten Hansen place in Bell where
Mr.. Miller will engage in the road
work of Paradise township. y. "a y.
R. J. Davenport and wife left the
last of the week for Omaha after a
weeks visit at the home of her uncle
and aunt, Joe Stepanek and wife. Mr.
Davenport will leave Omaha the first
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House on the Hill" Friday evening
when Mrs. Eugene Crandall and Miss
Lulu Crandall were hostesses to the
members of the G. II. C.'s, the hus-
bands of the married ladies and a
number of friends, Mrs. L. E. Mcbride
of Logan, and Miss Flora Virgins of
Woodbine being among the number.
Master George Crandall, in a colonial
hat and gun, escorted the guests to
the dressing rooms. The hostesses
were in patriotic attire and the nation.
al colors were the color schemes of
the evening. At Z o'clock dinner was
announced, covers being laid for forty.
The table decorations were miniature
cherry trees Gand5hatchet place cards.
nundrums were prOpounded, after
dinner some time was spent in games.
In word guessing contest Clarence
Bryan won the prize, a flag and York
Broadwell the consolation prize, a
stamp. In another game, Mrs. Fred
Buss and Mrs. E. G. Virgins won a
box of candy and a small Ratchet.
Miss Margaret Ryan gave two readings
in her usual entertaining manner. Miss
Bernice Hunsicker sang Beautifully
and Mrs. w. A. Seeman and Mrs. Eu.
gene Crandall played a piano duet.
About ten thirty o'clock the married
couples departed but others remained
to play few. games of finch and
som-'r-set. The occasion was one OF
which will long be remembered by
those present.
A number of friends and neighbOrs
gathered at the Albert Miller home on
Thursday evening, unlimited to help
Mr.. and Mrs, Miller celebrate their
first wedding anniversary. The eve.
ming was very pleasantly passed and
at the close ice cream and cake which
the guests brought with them were
served after which the. company depart
ed for their homes wishing the hon
ored guests many. more happy years
of welded. life.
Mrs. A.. E. 1+Alleman was in Dunlap
Friday afternoon. ss@1s@
Fred Buss was having dental work
done in Denison Thursday.
VIM. Roy was down from Denison
Thursday visiting at the parental,
Henry Roy home.
Fred E. Grill, of Denison, was Dow
City business visitor Saturday
Miss Mable Petit came down from
Denison Friday and visited over Sun.
day with her folks.
Fred Nelson. Fred Steffen and Pete
Hansen were Denison visitors Friday
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of the week for Las Veges, NeVada'
and his wife will remain there for
longer visit before returning to her
home.
| Mrs. Emerson Mill returned to hef
home in Dunlap Saturday after peas
ant weeks visit with her sister, MIS-
Charley Sprang, and family. -
James and Rosalia Scott were call
ed home from college Saturday by the
sad news of the death of their mother.
The former came from Ames and the
latter from Cedar Falls.
VIM, Birkhofer and family moved
last week to the Dr.. Carr farm IN
Paradise.
R. w. Houston and H. A. Mcqueen
were in Omaha Friday and brought
new car with them on their return.
| Chris Brink and daughter, Anna,
were Denison callers Wednesday. u
| A miscellaneous shower was given
for Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Birkhofer on
! Friday night. About twenty-five were
! present, the event being a surprise.
| The evening was enjOyably passed IN
}games and such like and all had a de-
! Iightful time. Nice refreshments very
! fittingly closed the evening. The new
!. lyWeds were the recipients OF many
beautiful and dainty gifts. ~
Miss Irene Smith entertained her
friend, Miss lone McCord, of Denlson
over Sunday. =
D. E. Bremser and wife returned on
Saturday evening from their trip to
Excelsior Springs, Mo-
Miss Ellen Scott was called from
Ida Grove the last of the week by the
death, of her mother. -
! Mrs. Jas. Mcbride was over from
Defiance and spent the week end at
the parental, M. G. Virgins, home.
George Ahart went to Dunlap last
Saturday where he visited over Sun
day with friends. ss
Miss Eta Reynolds was down from
Arion a couple of days the latter part
of the week visiting at the a. ~
| Brown home. sa
Henry Olmstead and family were
up from Dunlap Sunday visiting at
the Frank Thompson home. GE
Arnold Isbel returned to Logan en-.
Monday after week end visit With
his parents. ~ W. s@
| Mrs. A. L. Brown entertained her
mother, Mrs. E. NJ Roberts, OF Arion
a few days the past week. &@
Mrs. VIM. Rule went to Council
Bluffs Friday for an over Sunday visit
at the home of her son, Fred. Tx
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DOW CITY ITEMS
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J. G. Graul and wife returned We'd
fnesday from Clinton where they had
been called the first of the week by
the death of her mother.
Miss Iva Fishel was seriously i'll
for several days the past week, the
services of trained nurse being re-
qnired. We are glad to note that she
4 is improving nicely now.
sas M. L. McElwain and wife and daugh-
4 ter. Laura, came down from Denison
q "Wednesday to visit at the home of
their son and brother, B. M. McEl-
VAIN The former two returned We'd
S19esday evening the latter remaining
until Thursday evening. .,.. .,n, .
A. L. Jackson received his new auto
a2hearse last week which he ordered a
ziShort time ago.
Mrs. Minnie Rawlings, of Moorehead
was in town Thursday on business
and also guest of her relatives, Al
fred Jackson and wife.
Fred Frame and family packed and
shipped their household goods to
Missouri Valley last week where they
will take up their residence. The
family left Thursday for their new
home. .
Word reaches us of the birth of a
fine baby boy to Gordon Baber and
wife of Sioux Rapids, S. D. Their
many friends here extend congratula-
tons.
r. L. Barber was down from Denison
Friday on business mission. ~
Mrs. Art Randel and Mrs. Ed Ahart
were Omaha visitors Thursday.
Mrs. Blaine Wilson was down from
Denison the latter part of the week,
"a guest of her friend, Mrs. P. j..
Brown. f'~.- -
Miss Fancheon Wiley returned from
Des Moines Thursday where she had
spent several days with her friend,
Miss Vivian Sharp. ;g
Mrs J. B. Glassburner came up from
fWoodbine Friday morning for short
visit at the home of her son, Frank.
She returned in the afternoon accom-
panied by Mrs. Frank Glassburner and
little son, who spent the remainder
Of the afternoon there.
The w. H. NJ. S. met last Wednes-
day at the home of Mrs. Frank Glass
burner and good attendance Is re-
ported. This was all get to gether
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daughters, Misses Bernice and Bessie
in Omaha.
Elder C. A. Harpe returned Friday
from Centerville where he had been
called to perform a wedding ceremony
and also visiting his family in La
moni while there.
Miss Mary thinner was up from
Omaha and spent the week end with
her folks,
Miss Eva Roy went to Denison on
Friday evening for short Visit Win
relatives and friends.
Nathan Hahn was county seat call
er one day last week.
Morris Wilder returned to Omaha
Thursday after visit at the parental
R. Wilder, home. IT, 6Ji&- y
George TRACER was down from Deni.
son Wednesday on business. =" .
Misses Irene Smith and Isabel
Scott were Dunlap callers Friday az
ternoon. ,.r'- !, ~ =
Miss Flossie Cramer returned to
her home in Dunlap after spending
several weeks at the home OF her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.
Cramer.
J.B. Glassburner was up from Wood
bine Thursday calling on relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Davis and baby
of Mapleton visited at the home OF her
sister, Mrs. Walter Bryan the past
week.
John and Gladys Turnlund were up
from the Bluffs and spent the week
end with their grand parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. P. Turnlnd.
Mrs. A. A. Fishel was among the
callers in Denison Friday.
NJ. A. Pearsa1l has rented the resi-
dence of ]. r. Griffin which has been
occupied by the Lee Cramer family
We understand that the Pearsall fam
lily will move there this week from
the country. .l>5.
Mrs. Hugh Butterworth invited
about twenty-five little folks to her
home Wednesday last the occasion
being the fifth birthday OF her son.
Gerald. The time was passed in a
very delightful way and it is needless
to say that they all had jolly time
The delicious dinner served was one
Of the pleasant features. A number
of nice gifts were presented the guest
of honor.
Mrs. L, f. Mcbride was up from Lo
gan several days the past week visit
ing her folks.
One of the most pretty parties Of
the season was given in 1.-The Brich
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day and at noon a delicious dinner
was served after which the study of
the lesson was taken up by Mrs. A.
H. Cook being in charge, Mrs. Frank
McHenry conducting the interesting
map study. These meetings are very
profitable and are always looked for
ward to with great pleasure.
DR.. G. w. Carr was down from
sional business.
Misses Mary Keairnes and Lena
Birkhofer were Denison shoppers one
day last week.
Miss Mable Thomas went to Buck
visit at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Miss Flora Virgins was up from
Woodbine the last of-the Week~Nvisft-
ing the home folks.
Mrs. J. P. Harker returned Friday
to her home in Mapleton after pleas
Mrs. w. f. Fishel and family.
Howorth Bros. sent shipment OF
stock to Omaha last week.
Fred Reinhart went to Buck Grove
Saturday evening for Sunday visit
with his folks.
Morris and Hudson McHenry re-
turned Wednesday from pleasant
months visit with relatives in Middle
ton, Ill.
Theodore Brinkman and family left
Friday for Black Rock, Ark, where
they will make their future home.
Ralph Mckee, Of Arion, was call
ing on Dow City friends Thursday
Mrs. j, A. Brill received word on
Thursday that her sister, Miss Esther
Marty, had undergone an operation
for appendicitis in hospital at Trim
idad, Colo, the day previous and was
reported to be getting along nicely.
Miss Marty has many friends in Dow
City as she made an extended visit
here last winter.
Mrs. Herman Lazerus played part of
hostess to the Priscillas Thursday in
in her usual pleasant man
ner.y The attendance, was large and
all had q very enjoyable time. The
afternoon was spent in social con-
versation after which tempting re-
freshments were served. This con-
cluded the afternoon and the guests
departed with much praise for this
popular hostess.
> Carl Hansen was down from Denison
one day last week visiting his folks
A. A. Alexander and wife spent a
few days the past week with their
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-01-10

Mrs. william Drummy visited a

Mrs. William Dummy visited al
the James Mcdonald home Sunday.
NJ J. Britt of Manchester AMI P,
F. McElliott had business in the yicin-
ity of Hopkinton Saturday.
Charles Worley and wife were r,cc-t
visitors in Manchester.
Mrs. Fred McKeever, who was oper-
ated 9on for appendicitis, is gett.n
along nicely. Miss Fleming. a train
ed nurse is caring for her. T e
rest of the family are having he
measles.
/ Miss Sarah Burke, sister Of Mrs,
Dave Lyness, is clerking in the Cody
and Herd store.
George Smith and son Alton, have
returned from a trip in the south.
little child was quite i'll last week.
N. Weller and sons have shipped
several car loads of poultry to Chi
cago this winter.
Mrs. Jessie of Cedar Rapids has
e - y q .
been. visiting her mother, Mrs. Turn
er, during the week.
Mrs. Dolphin and daughter were in
Cedar RRpids Saturday. 4
Mr.. and sMfss Cody and little girl
spent several days last week in l,n-
buque.
The little child Of Mr.. and Mrs. AM
dy Weber was taken seriously Ill at
the Trainor home Sunday and for a
time its condition was very serious.
R. M. Merriam was A recent visitor
with his sister and husband at Coll
fax. 10 tte IN
John Mangold and brother Will were
business visitors in Manchester Sat
urday.
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BOARD PROCEEDINGS.
State Of Iowa. Delaware County.

STATE Oh iowa. delaware fCOuntys SIS
Be It remembered on this End, day of
January, 1917, same being, the date fix
ed by law for the regular meeting of
the Board Of Supervisors the said board
met at their office in the court house
at Manchester. Iowa, all members and
the aduitor being present.
F. A. Mead was sworn in and took
his seat as a member of the Board of
Supervisors for three years, C. A. Swim
dell was chosen chairman for the year.
The appointment Of Robert Fishel,
jr, as deputy auditor, p. A. Klaus as
clerk. j. c. Pentony as deputy sheriff,
Myrtle Prayer as deputy recorder,
were approved. .s n
The appointment Of j. D. Morgan as
deputy sheriff without salary. was APP
proved.
The bonds of Robert Fishel jr,
deputy auditor, L. R. Davis, as deputy
{ clerk, ]. C. sPentony, as deputy sheriff,
deputy treasurer, z. R. Davis as deputy
Myrtle Prayer, as deputy recorder,
We're presented and approved
The bonds of C. H, Bunker, auditor;
M. A. Richardson, treasurer; o. r.
Durham, clerk; j. J. Pentony, sheriff !;
m. J. Yoran, county attorney; and A..
Il. Dunlap, recorder, We're presented
and approved.
The following were fixed as salaries
for deputies in county Offices: Depu-
ty auditor, $500; deputy treasurer,
$500; deputy clerk, $500; deputy
sheriff, $500; deputy recorder. $751;
90.
A motion was made.otseconded and
carried that the auditorsbe authorized
to draw warrants monthly for sahr-
les.
A motion was made, seconded and
carried that the entire board act as a
Road, Bridge committee for the year.
Appointment of Henry Klaus for
position as County Engineer, was pre-
scented andsa motion was made, second
ed and carried that he be appointed
and salary fixed at $4,000 per month
and 1-2c per mile mileage.
Appointment of w. ]. Patton for po-
sition Of janitor was presented and Q
motion was made, seconded and car
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RYAN.

The many friends of w. H. Ware
. will be glad to hear that he Is on the
road to recovery. and will soon be able
to get around the house. He has been
seriously i'll during the past month
& suffering from intestinal trouble.
Mrs. John Dughan and Mrs. Jas
Dughan were Cedar Rapids visitors
Thursday.
Rev. j. ]. Malloy was a visitor in
\ Waterloo during the week.
w. F. Drummy was in Anamosa on
Monday attending the funeral of Mr.
Fogarty.
Dr. Molloy of Waterloo was in Ryan
i recently on professional business.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Byrnes of Cedar Rapids
came to Ryan Saturday and spent
Sunday at the home of her brother
W.. H. Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Devlin are here
from Canada visiting friends.
Miss Dorothy Houlahan and broth
er Howard returned to Dubuque after
a several days vacation with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Houlahan
The many friends here sympathize
with Mrs. Crowley and her family in
the death Of the husband and father.
Mr.. Crowley died last week and was
buried here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Milr0y and Mrs.
Milroy,s mother Mrs. 1oslin, were
visitors at the Wright home Thurs
day. z s4..''' Y 81
Dan McElliott, who is attending
school in Dubuque, returned to COM
plete his years work, after spending
the holidays with home folks.
Mrs. John O'Brien was recent
visitor in Manchester.
Mrs. John Tarlton, who has been in
y Canada for several weeks, visiting
her husband, returned home Hast
week.
James O'Neil received word from
Anamosa the first of the week thet
his brother, Mr.. Fogarty, had passed
away at the sanitarium last Friday.
We regret to learn that Carl Hell
derman of Goldentis quite i'll with
pneumonia.
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EARLyHLE.

Miss Ivy Hunt, returned to Cedar
Falls Tuesday to resume her school
work. Miss Hunt finishes a four-year
course in June.
Loren Davis returned to Ames af-
ter spending the holidays with S
parents here.
A. L. Prentice was in town Tuesday
from Manchester.
Clyde johnson and wife have re-
turned to Waterloo.
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VIM. scnuster. labor No. Al,
North Fork -------- - IA 81
d. F. Young, supplies for pile
driver 49, $780, ---- 16 10
E. J. Kelley, rock ------ - 90
A motion was made, seconded and
carried that the bill of the Clinton
Bridge Company, be continued.
A motion was made, seconded and
carried that the bill of Earl Anderson
be continued.
A motion was made. seconded and
carried that the balance of bill of
this class be allowed in full.
A motion was made, seconded and
carried that this meeting adjourn to
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"A motion was made, seconded and
|. carried that the bill of e. s. Sloan be
allowed in the sum of $2.25.
A motion was made. seconded and
carried that the bill Of H. A. Coe be
no. allowed.
A motion was made, seconded and
carried that the bill Of clifford Ash be
not allowed.
motion was made. seconded and
carried that the balance of bills Of
this class be allowed in full
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-02-10
Una prOfczia.... SulIa pace

Poche in questo di attuata soltanto la
guerra anche la Pace pariamo Pace Parlamone
benneso deve Come deve coe da buoni cttadn
scpnat che hanno data duca ag organi
dgen State; deve coe entrare merito
tenendosi sule generalssime.
Non traa apprezzamenti sue propose del sgnor Beth
man Holweg proposto di quese di revo
curosita Rcordate Fra proeze sua guerra che ono
state rate fuori proposto occasone d que proeze
iche d fra del medic veggenti secoo
profee dele quail gorna ebero occupars ne fu una
cca a ch orse modesto persona del profea
passo' quasi inosservata accennata appena.
Era vatcnio guerra precsamene bens d pace
bsogna credee ala or sui abbro duna bambna
d rcordo pu quail borgo toscano Ques bambna guard
pecore narrao addOmenata pie dun al
bero daver sognaa Madonna utta yesa d banco che
aVeva deto d star ranqu che babbo sarebbe ALA
O padre della bambna richamao che la guer
ra sarbbe ancora duraa sarbbe na che ira
mezzo.
Ira mezzo cioe meta d quest anno prem
dendo lie daepoca in cu la profeza u mego
fu racconato Ore che Pumle persona della pccoa
guardiana d pecore cero conbu conerre motto credo
queannuno fatto che tut la guerra dovesse
necessariamente pu unga 81 veramente
lontan dial potter dire che debba qesa opnone Ma
deg mpe potrebbero parte dare o
certo credto que vatcinio Tanto pu credo quano
che secondo la bambna re la Madonna lie arebbe detto in
che ira prepoten che guerra
avrebbero chiesta la pace.
termin del vatcno saliva antcpazone d alcni mesi 81
sarebbero ga vercat apptno poche pace sata oerta
lnfatt dala Germanla IuanCO all
probabmente epoca ira da momento del
gno 81 rersce puttosto che aoera ALA concusone della
Bisogna fare quahe ALA pccoa proetessa
graza della verd del asserto cca la parte da quae
oera d pace sarebbe venua assero che sarebbe
state POGO verosme Me- ottmist che voga
pare possa rtenere che pur comncandone paare
venre capo quache pa che sian passa parecch
atr mesi In ogni modo c nteressante opporno
rcordar vacno daa pcco pecoraa toscana del quae tut
tt quaint 10 revammo alora compresi corridemmo
credu poiche termne pareva aora trop
po lungo troppo ST riveera veramente gusto que
vatNinio? Staremo vedere
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Terrible
esplOsione

BARNESBORO Pa-Venerdi 2 corr verso lie 71O di
sera copo straordinaro terrorizzo' queso paese.
ALA detonazone spavenevoe tut scrono fuor per
sapere fosse accaduto
Nella vcna minera d Madeira Hill coal Company dove
guasto della macchna erca ebbe constatae cop
dun casotto che parecch carr d dname pol
vere carburO ed olio.
Lmcendo stananeo produsse terrore ale famge vicine
Subto la squada pompe sui uogo var policeman
per mpedme Tavvcnmento della foa dato percoo del pol
verificiO.
II fatto delIesplosione e. strano.
Parecche persone aermano che 10 coppo
flo eeco rmaso sopeso dial guasto deelettrcta che
quando persone adde aaccomodamento hanno dato
nicazone eetca flo mel deposto dele munzon abba
datO cOmuncazone Quhe dnamo che produsse Pesosone
Attire persone asseriscono inVece vendetta
colpo terrible danneggo lie vrcine rompendone
tr specchi dele fotograie.
La polza indaga per fatto importante.
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LIE NUOVE SALE D'ASPETTO

commissioned di questa corte hanno apero al pubbico
due sale daspetto dome aa per gil uomn
LIE dome itaiane che 81 trovano in Indiana ed hanno
bambmi tovernno quese sale conorto vcno ala Farmers
Bank dirimpetto aI'ufficio dello Squire Crossman.
LIE sale son ben fote Non gabine prvati che
81 intrOducendO Michel"
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-02-10
UN IMPORTANTE ARREsTO

Pietro Stabo, Ausraco negoo in Philadelphia
fu arrestato govedi mattna dao Sheriff Bogg da District At
torney W. N Lgge dial Constable Kerr soto d
condotto bsca prvaa dove motif sae ogn gorno goca
d denaro Lo Stabo posto soto $1,000
cauzione,
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-02-10

LA sCUOLA NORMALE DI SHELOCTA PA
Aprira' Pottava sezione scolastica.
l professor sono Ray H. Anckeny George
P. Weaver.
Ambedue godono ottima fama di istruttom
nelle scuole pubbliche.
Di piu hanno avuto un esteSa educazone
sono ben adatti per questa professione
Per maggiori sciarimenti rivolgersi Roy H.
Anckeny, Indiana, Pa. cd Geo. P. Weaver, Ma
pie St., Indiana Pa.
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81 Sraner FecerO AppicaOne Per La Cara Cttadna Solo
48 FurOnO Ammessi

Mercoed nea Corte d Indiana ebbero uogo gil
mi deg sranier che ecero appazione per
cttadnanza D 80 straner fra Iaian Canades Tuch
iac Tedesch che quesa Conea fecero appcazone per
Pammssone ALA cadnanza americana solo 48 rono
ST. 81 enuh per la essione d agoso cancea da regstro
perche non avevano loro testimoni PRESENT.
Giudice esorto ritenu studiar la costuzione del Co
deg Sat Unit anche possano passare gil esami con
rsultato soddisfacente.
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ATTRAVRSO "A CONTEA 6 D|NTORN|
LA COMPAGNIA "F" DI INDIANA RICEVE ORDINE DI
MOBILIZZAZIONE

Capitano G. L. McLain del decmo Reggto Fantera rice
giovedi mana Pordne dial General Thomas
art d mobzzare la Compagna teners pronto ALA pa
chiamata.
La Compagna d Indiana consiste di 80 uomin ben pre-
paa ed eserca poche da POGO tona da ronte Mescano