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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-05
the

OF Virginia arc most seriously handi-
capped in their growth by a clause in
the Virginia Constitution, which for
bids local assessments for highway
improvements. In Richmond local as
scssmcnts may he made only for side
walk and alley paving. not for i'm
proVement of tho roadbcd. Those who
arc familiar with the gigantic paving
schemes now being carried or. by Now
York City entirely at tho expense Of
abutting owners, realize that until the
Constitution is amended In this par
ticuiar. Richmond must suffer from a
most serious handicap. and will be
forced either TO pile one bond issue
on another as il has done in the mast
or TO let these much needed improve
ments wait until they can he paid for
out Of the annual income OF the city,
which now scarcely provides for tho
payrolls. fixed expenses and interest on
the public debt.
Would Asncss AbuttIur Propertr
In answer to those who complain that
assessment of abutt!ns property own
ers would work a hardship on those
now forced to pay for paving OF the
streets In front OF their property. az
compared with those whose streets
- ~ iieduS from the
general fund. 1t Is suggested that a
plan similar to the present Richmond
city sewer tax be :mposed-a yearly
TAX per lineal foot on each lot in the
who would be forced TO pay for paving
street, the whole proceeds to go to the
maintenance or Improvement Of streets
AZ present sewer tax of 10 cents per
iineal foot per year is charged In Rich
mond against all real estate facing on
s1reet6 In which there is n city sewer
whether connection is made with the
sewer or not. No charge is made
against suburban property not yet pro-
ridcd with this city convenience
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08
s. q opitcl /.
Cnfel Ehilipp.

@Sna iiiplte i~nItinttiu, oaB es bel.
Ter iein oiirite, ipelln Mallp ibrs an.
funit melbete; lie elite Die 9reppe
binallf, no lie i'm 8ilerlt blrdl's 6en.
Itcr erblidte, als er aui bent olten
Sons in ben Sol rift.
Gs mar ein fleiner itarfer DAM
nit rlnoem rotben 8eIidt. Die
Yeintleiber ltedtcn in Den Stieieln;
er tritg eillen tparntell sraiien Mit3ug
unb cine Wiisc bon Sfuiiell. Oereil
Happen nm bos 9inn gcbunoen rrn.
rem. Tie gauge griheinuns mar me-
Der anSiebenb nod, abitoseno, uno
ood) bebte Coma ont san5en aorpcr,
ais lie i'm pom Rferoe iteiaen ia1,
ous icfort feline Naie all oes Serrn
a(crmel rieb, ais oh Spild,en ibnen
1oufcnmene Spmpatbie berribte.
Cnfel Ybilipp itreifelte bas treue
5bier uno plo,tosrte nit inn, mob.
renb er cs in ben Staa iiibrte.
.Dtit Dem Yferbe lit er lpeniglteils
irclnolid3, pielleibt lit er's and, mt
mir" iliiiterte @bna nnO ermartete
atbemloS oas grifeinen oes Nan-
neg. Don oeiien gmpiang ibre nGdItc
3ufunit abbins. Die ifmeren 3ritte
lieben lid balo in Der aiide hno
oann i'm blaiien 3inlmer, 80 Waap
iit nod, am geOeften Glide Su id,ai.
len nndjte. p%ernebmeil.
.Spla. gSailn, NOS iii oas filr
cine a%pmooic." riei eine laute Stim'
me, .iilberne Beitede mo 5ierlid)
gcbrphclc Serpietten. Nos lit los?
Sir Wutbiloc gsfommell2"
Ter Sousbdlterin Nltmort mar
iiir Coma l,rperitGnblih.
,So2 Cine arn,e 8erDanote. Wer
lit lie? go bait On lie nnterse.
braft?"
.ytatiirlit I'M ,Sinteritiibtpn,"
r~ntgeanete @aQp. Die aiid,e bstretenb.
.,id fonlite Sbre Vefeblc nid)t."
Gut, bringe Dos g'ien, id bin
Dunsris uie ein Bar, mo fibre lie
Jor."
Is lit begreiilid. OaB Coma mad,
oieier llnterbnltuns fem beionberes
Serlanseu iiIbItc, .~porgeiiibrt III
perben", bennod, entiprah lie ioiort
@allps aufforbernng mo betrat oaS
blole 3imner, no Snfel Ebilipp nit
Dem Riideu se9en oos Seitcr am aa
mine itanb.
als oas iunac Waoden lid lanJ,
iam nGberte, 8eigten Die runben au
zen nlebr Neueier oils @oblaeiaQeu
'obalo er aber ibr Antlis oeiltlid
crblifte, fam cine Mauoluug i,5l
ieinc I3iiac.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08

,SI2ein RurI? Wein Rann2"
fragte Cora lebhaIt, mar or bier?
Gennen Sic ibn?"
SD fannte i'm ais Sltneen, Oh.
gleih er nidt oiel mebr geDclen lcin
fonnte, ols err sic ettfiibrte. 9l2
Sotsl III Der Staot aebort ieinem
grlIoer."
@onns gluge iparb tribe.
ga fontmt Robcrt Sotpdro pohl
oft bieber, uilo i'd polte rim midi
ieben, beoor Die Sdulo getilgt lit.
Or mar MIR EN- ooer Snei Weal III
&odp Point; idI bin ieiu @gert. aurl
belt iid LANCER in Der Stnot arf uno
Ole Se1ite-"
Der aItc Msann belt ploslit innc.
rWotten i'm niht," erganSte
Gina trourig. r9enn Sic bas iaecn
tpolen, braud,en Sic lid nidt ot
i6el,en. i'd babe SfJlimHereS er
troaen."
Sic badte an bos perlorene Der.
trnien uno Snfel. Ebilipp an all Ole
Sfanbalgeifihten. Die iiber De"
faum atytsebniGhriseu Wcnid)elt, Der
alien iunger W1bten bon Warla
9eIfnap bis 5u <tb @urbener bul.
bigte, int ltmlnllf paren.
,gtein, err mar nidJt popular" enrz
gegnete er nab fl,roer Youie. Die
iungen 2eute aus Ger Stoot iino Der.
Idieoell bon ienen Gii Dem Sonbe.
&arl saIt Fir reid, iprad itets bon
rmeinem !Sotel, mciren YGdtern",
obeleih @aes ieinem 8r,roer sebort."
Gortietung olgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08

lpeldes Simmer Ger Serr SSbnen &c.
ben miro. In belten tits jeoeniulIs,
mir bringeu i'm 5unGdNt in oas a1m.
mcrden iiber ser &iide."
Dit ebnas Silfe lpur0c Der 8oi.
fer ms Saus llnb Die idumale sin.
terireppe hinauieetraeen. 0as Stiib.
den ober. in oas er gebraht n,Irbe.
mar 10 leer INTO unbehnelih. ooB
@bnas G6r1ncn lnmilfiirlid) f~loiien.
Sm TergleId) 5ll oieiem @elaiie wlr
Sante Serrps 3intmerden Elm Nalait.
Sic Dnbeu mohl Seimipeb; 5 iii
audi fem @utber." ipraf @ollp. oils
lie NIT Sanbtiidern unO parmem
Waiier mieocr erid,ien. ,bicies 3im.
rner lit niht bns biibibeite i'm Sauie,
id CLAUDE ailh nidyt, ooB Sic bier
nobneu iperbeu. Sbne bes Serrn
9eiebI bari ih Sbnen aber fem al.
beres geben. @enn er Sic lieb &C.
piilnt, iillb Sic NIT einenl S6lage
ipie Der 8ogel I'M Sunfianlen. Sn
bieicm StiibdJerl mltBte alth Sriu.
lein TathilOc anianeen unb nun lit
nid)ts mebr gut senl,g fiir lie"
Gona iragte niht, iper Srdulein
Watbilbe mare, aber lie banfte Der
slIten Seelc i,no iolgte ibr in bic
&iide. BORT oes alien Sonoerlirgs
Mntunft 81 ernartert.
@aQp bate rlid,t picl 3eit Sur lii.
terbultung uno reifte lbr ein BUD,
oas Sroulein Oiatbiloc I'M poriaerl
CONNER lieael 9cIoiien. sliN oenl
criteil Slottc itonb IN 3ierlif)cr
Shriit: ,,Mathilbc Somcrton, Meu
Dorf, 10. Dtai is"
@nlps SrGlilein Watbiloc mar
alic Matbilbe Somertcn ans Ne.p
9orf. Die elm siiniti9es Geid)id naf
Aofp Toint, ipo tic DER oQgcmeinc
Siebling ihien, aeiiibrt. ous menig'
items wdr Gbnos Sd,luBiolgeruna
ban,t pertieIte lie iid) in Dtpn1C
Gbriitcs abenteuer uno pcrgoB oor.
iiber Ben 9aiii Der 3eit. bis Die eroBt
ltbr Die 5rpeite NafmittassiulnSe
pcrfiinoeie unb WaQp lid, onlfidtc
i'm blalien Simmer Teuer 5u maiden
Der lid wuroe al Gbren @onas
nit einen ieineil 9aiclt,id,c aebeft
oas bette Eor5ellan mo Silbel
pranste auf bcmieIbell, unb als Allies
eeorbnet, ireute lid Die glte mi
piinific laut. Wfr. Spertcn modnt
fommen. unb mie in plosliher gr'
boruna nrad)te lid, iofort Ssen,anS
am Gnbercn Sbore bemerfbar.
Ger Serr iii bo!." rief Wallp per
aniiat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08

u2Ouug IuBIe NIT, Sle leieIl Hlellte
@robnidyte, 8robtante ODER 8roB.
mutter. 0ia mid bdneen lal'e:t,
penn Sizes fIar mutte. Sieleidt
fonhen Sic erfI1ren, mas Sic MIR
iino?"
Gr belt gbnas $nno ieit uno Sc.
trabtete ite forideno.
sd fam nur oie SerpanOtit)nft
elmer @robnibte beanipruten," emf
segnete Coma nit geicllftem 9llf,
incline Mutter mar Bertha Sliller."
Gle oen 2ehrer beirothete mo
Sunaers Itarp?"
.gntifuEoigen Sic, lie beiratbcte
meinen Natec uno itarb tur5 llah
mciner @e5urt."
.,5a, ia, bas lit Ilcs einerlei,"
lad)te Der Mite. miro mobl Sunger
eelitten baben. @ebt pielen 2ebrers.
irauen TO-" Bbilipp Socrton nahn
cine groBe Triie uuo CAB Die 0oie
Ser Nihte. y@Sa5? Sic idptupfer
nidt? Ia e~ntbebren Sic einen gro.
in Genub. 9as Stnlpfen befor.
bert, ME ih aus OreiBigiGbri9er Gr.
fabrllng weiB, Die Teroaiutilg llno
berubigt 6c Nerpell."
sSn5wiifen bate @oap aufgetra'
gen. Gas Mnbl mar por5ilglitl Der
Shfel notbigte @onu Sum Giien mo
bcfabl, cine Elaihe @iber 81 brinsen.
~Giber iir fir Die @~eroalung bel.
ltai)e 10 gut, mic Shnupitabaf,
ladj.e err, ais er bic 8luler nit Dem
perlenoen @etrGnte iiiQtc.
Tie SalistHlterin betradnete be.
frieoigt bes @ebieters Mufrerfianl.
feit segen has junge WGodenL iobaiO
Tie cine ireie Minnte ianb, elite lie
binairf IN bns obc aGnmnerdeh IN
pelhem @bnas Softer itono.
go oiel m~cnigitcns bari i'd mir
erlauben murnnelte lie uno ting Den
Softer in bas anitoBeuoe @enladl
bas eiren oieI acknowledgement Mnblid
bot. @ad,oem Dies aeideher, mar.
tete lie in Ser &iife, bis oas Wtobl be.
eitbet. Wr. Sperton nit orei, bier
VriTen Ger Yeroauung nadgebolfen,
lid pie cine pollgepropfte InafonOa
I'M 2ebnin,bl brett gemqdpt bate. Der
furSc @internadnlitttg neigte lid,
bereits, oils Snfel YhiIipp POM eigs.
nen Shnarden erlpad,te.
.Wus sibts? Sobc id ge.
idnlard)t2 Solt' mid nid)t Nun.
bern. ,penn i'd eiuaeidlafen mare.
Se. @aQp!"
Die 0hilottin erihIen iofort.
Sd bin mnibe unb ongegriren
pom lailsen Reiter; ~iiittere Iu Sans
ullo Die 1iibe."
@aap id1iirte Ms %,seiler. braf,tc
cine erobe aerse un0 perlieB 3inl.
lner mnS Saus.
+ go. nun ingen Sic mir. I'M ipeil
Sic trmlern." parote lid Snfcl Ybi.
lipp MN ploslih an Coma, Ynarull
Sic all mir famell. pie Sic BON mir
erfubren, lp1frenb id, nidts bon
Sbnen lp,iBte, mo Dor aQem Sbren
gtan,en."
Mtein Rane mar gona 9ollie
growning, benor id) b%eirotbete."
"Seiraibete? aGe Seniel," uro
Der alte DAM iprang ali. belt OaS
9iht guns nabe on Gonos @elidlt
uno betradtete lie ge,tuii. Sic per.
beiratbet? Sic iinb ia elm lpobrsS
Sinh! @ie founte Sbre Samilic OaS
erlnuben? lluo no lit er?"
,Wiein Nann mlirbc ant 0rau.
ungstase I'M 9abn3uge sctootet; ih
babe feline 8ermanbten. feline Sci.
moth, ipenn Sic mir nift cine iolfe
geben polen," ihludBte @ona.
Vbilipp Sperton lab Srouen nidt
germ meinen, er wubte jeooh nidt,
mas er ioselu iolte, nubm brei Yri-
ien. nieite lart lino perlieB OaS
3immer.
oSollu, Walp. % fomnl Der"
@ber Walp frantic oas Tfero mo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08

6efMgelsI6ter!
pier lit Gin Bud, bas gut manteu
Solar iparen miro.
The Farmers Veterinary Guide
and Atlas
cntbalt fadulGnniihe gusfunit fir
Die Siasnoic uno Die Scbanolung bon
a%rantbciten bes @efliigels; GIN
ipeiiunsen fir has WiiHeu unb Den
Webraucb bon Sulettens 8~ertilgunasz
mitteln, ionic fir bas Iiihcn bon
Spribmittelu uip., uip. git farbis
gen analptiihen &arteu uub photo
9rapbiiben Suuitratioueu
Wenn Sic fih fir sr6kere Yrofite
non Sbrem Befliiael intereiferen,
ipaten Sic fih bicies Bud unbe.
binat anihaifen.
2aiieu Sic lid ipfort elm grempIar
auid)iden.
Ireis, purtuirei, 25 Gcnts.
War abreiiiere:
CAT HOLIC PRINTING CO.,
Dubuque. Iowa.
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FREAK LEGISLATION

The adjustment of human relation ship, the protection of life, health and property, the obligations of govern ment to the governed have inspired a such huge proportions as to confuse the mind of the law abiding citizen. Even in the newer states of the West the legislatures have worked with such industry that it is something of question what is law and what is not law, and the citizen must walk with circumspection to avoid legal entan- element.
 The legislators of the older days were content to lay down broad prin- ciples of law for the protection of life and property, but in these later days we have gone into almost every phase of human relationship and undertaken to regulate them in minute detail. In time, at this rate. public official who enforces all laws will require to be a walking compendium of human know ledge.
 Various states have lately gone into particularly trivial legislation, though some of the freak" bills that failed were too much even for the modern statesman, For instance, a Kansas legislator proposes to appropriate state money m aid of bees that are ill For bidding the sale of overfed chickens is also suggested as a proper depart ment of state regulation. The habit of smoking a pipe or cigar in public i is anathema in the minds of various ! Kansas legislator, and there are pro- posals to forbid it. A South Dakota senator wants to protect the vermiform appendix by penalizing doctors who err in diagnosis In Connecticut it is proposed to license journalists at a cost of $10, with string on the license
 If we are going into details, the field will be found hllimitable, but it is feared that human error cannot en- tirely be legalized out of existence, or human conduct be made perfect by law.
 1 What form of punishment should be imposed upon the wife who burns the toast or overboils the eggs? What shall we do to Willie when he refuses
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Many have said that one of the srcatest advantages of the present war that will accrue to the United States is that we will emerge from the strug gle "A UNIFIED NATION"-whereas heretofore we have been heterogen- ous mass of peoples without any difi- nate national aim. Enjoying the free dom gained by our founders without any true realization of the obligations derstand the possibilities of any oc- easion arising that would demand great heritage equal to those made by men whose memories we so frequently hold up to honor and reverence es- pecially so on this day set aside by the nation as Decoration Day.
 This surely Is a great aim, to con- centrate the energy and ambition of one hundred million intelligent, happy prosperous and industrious people on the preservation of Political Freedom and on the development of true De- mocracy.
 But this alone would be a selfish aim hardly worthy of the Greatness of our nation. Let us rather say the unifi- cation of the world with one of great democratic a1m-Universal Political Freedom.
 Surrounded by autocratic nations for rapid transportation has elimina- ted the possible isolation-our demo- cratic nation however unified in aim would be an easy prey-therefore our own safety and very existence depend on, not alone the preservation of the institutions within our midst, but to the spread of the Great Cause of Free dom over the world, that we have al- lies and be allied in a federation of world wide democracy-not alone the Freedom of the Seas" but the freedom of the world Is to be our slogan.
 We in the United States have ar rived at period of readjustment in our history just as much as any nation in Europe. The daily life of every in- dlvidual has to more or less extent been Influenced by the events of the past thirty months. Many of our plans have been upset and we refuse to accept the present conditions as
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satisfactory for permaneney. To the most of us the cost of living has be- come such burden that we realize the impossibility of our present mode of living "s Are we going to retreneh, or will the conditions change in order to allow us to resume pre-war habits of life? t* We are hurt and We refuse to recognize the justice of It. there fore we cry out 10 the government to take charge. Ne. who have been so used 10 self-reliance, to taking care of ourselyes-and boasting of task our government to take charge of the feed ing of us. Living under form of government distinctly opposed to pa- ternalism, we in the stress of need now demand that our government as- sume the paternal prerogatives that are supremely autocratic.
 For the first time-probably-in our history we are unified on a single po- litical issue, or as near unified as so great a number of people can be, uni fled in the demand that the govern ment regulate the price of food nee essaries. What will be the result of such control and will we be willing to again return to the chaotic condition of
 uncertain prices and values?
 We w1ll not preceive the great bene- fits that accrue-which will sincerely believe will be the result of govern ment control of food stuffs-and In turn with the same unifioation of de- mand Insist that all public necessities and utilities have a stipulated price and value.
 The great principles on which our government Is founded that all persons are entitled to the enjoyment of Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness can never be completely in effect until every child born under the Flag is as- sured of an equal proportion of the nutritive food necessary. Equal. op- portunity for mental development through our Public School System can only be successful hand in hand with equal opportunity for physical devei- opment.
 Let the United States become Q uni- fled nation allowing rvery citizen the freedom that equal opportunity to en- joy dhe necessaries of life obtains.
 Some say that this is getting back to Autocracy. That the government is taking away from the people one of their inalienable rights when they as- sume dictatorship over the prices of food supplies. Yet is that as bad as syndicate of interruptions individuals in our midst assuming autocratic DOW CT to themselves and dictating abso- lutely what We shall pay for flour, meat, milk, beans and the absolute ne- cessaries of life-an autocracy with no aim but their own aggrandiZement *"*tLet the people be their own auto crats and regulate themselves the prices of such necessaries****A Die tatorship of the people for the. peoples interests is better than a Dictatorship of clique dominated by no consdera- tion but their own gain.
 A unified nation means purer De moeracy--a unified world mean Peace
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FOR SALE--CHEAP: HYDRAULIC PIPE 1 WHlM 16 H. P. UPRIGHT BOILERS. DRILL ROPE. 1 BOB SLED. HOlSTS.
 DARLING & DEAN co.
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SPRING TIME IS HERE
 FOR THE BEST
 LINE IN TAILORING

For the bes. WORK in tailoring see Us. We make alterations.
 We do cleaning. pressing and re- pairing for ladies and gentlemen. We make suits to order. First class workmanship, modern method and prompt service. We appreciate your patronage.
 Yours to please,
 NOME TAILORING CO.,. Next door to Segerstrom & Hagen.
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10 split the lsindllng wood7 What punishment is severe enough for the husband who comes home late and re- fuses to tell his wife what circumstan
 ees delayed him? This is only tho frontier of n domain of inquiry that freak statesmen may yet invade.- Ex
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NOME ALASKA, MAY 30, te17,
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Next door to segerstrom & Hagen.
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For first cIass work ana prompt de- livery phone Main 151 and the Peo- pies laundry will send and get your laundry. w. J. WILLIAMSON. Prop.
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OVERLAND ROADHOUSE
 NOW IN ASHES

A wire received late yesterday af- ternoon by the Whitely- Woodward Co. from Saleha states that the Overland roadhouse, on the Fairbanks- Valdez trail, fifty miles from Fairbanks, Is n total ruin as result of fire which started yesterday shortly after noon. Beyond stating that tho building anu contents are a total loss, the wire con- tained no details of the confiagration, consequently nothing is known here regarding how it started. It is ex- pected that further Information re- garding the fire will be received here today.
 The Overland roadhouse has been owned and operated by Mir. and Mrs. Frank Burgess for q number of years. It is a stage change station, one of the stage barns of the Northern Commer- cial Company being located there. For that reason it was advantageously situated and enjoyed a wide patronage in years gone by
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| Office and Residence Of J. F. McAl-
 lister. treighter and transfer, Elite Baths. Phone Red 157.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-02
WARM AND
KEEP FEET DRY
Tells Rheumatism Sufferers
to Take Salts and Get
Rid of Uric Acid,

Rheumatism k no respecter Of are,
sex, color or rank. If not the most
dangerous Of human Affections it Il
one Of the most painful. Those sub
ject to rheumatism should eat less
meat, dress 10 warmly as possible,
avoid any undue exposure and, above
all. drink lots Of pure water.
which Is generated in the bowels
and absorbed into the blood. It 10
the function Of the kidneys to filter
this acid from the blood and cast Il
out in the urine; the pores Of the
skin are also q means Of freeing the
blood Of this tmpurity. IN damp and
chilly: cold Weather. the skin pores
are closed; thus forcing the kidneys
and sluggish and fail to eliminate
this uric acid which keeps accumu-
lating and circulating through the
system. eventually settling In the
Joints and muscles causing stiffness.
soreness and pain called rheumatism.
At the first twinge Of rheumatism
get from my pharmacy about four
ounces OF Jad Salts; put . tablespoon
fore breakfast each morning for q
week. This 10 said to eliminate uric
acid by stimulating the kidneys to
normal action, thus Kidding the blood
Of these impurities.
Jaa salts z inexpensive. harmless
and p made from the acid Of grapes
ard lemon juice. combined with nth
10, and u used with excellent results
by Thousands Of folks who are sub
q pleasant e~ffervesoent Whitewater
drink which overcomes uric acid ma
q beneficial TO your Kidneys q weil.5
@SVVe stafEE+t Er"Gt|F 2TfIs NH-aE NH-s- .-EHf
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-02
eoRPoSAIToiE 4

Bismarck, April 1-Ehe Keith-Jon-
sen Mortase Co. has filed articles with
the secretary Of state giving notice Of
a change in Its corporate title to the
Trustee Mortgage Co. of Kenmare.
The Farmers State bank Of Warn
er is a new financial institution for
H. Rowe, p. X. Nelson, J. c. Robin
son. A. G. Gordon and Emil Ling
back, all Of Warner, ana the bank is
capitalized at $4,000.
The Niles Supporting Hook Co. Of
Fargo has changed it's name to the
Niles Adjustable Hanger Co.
The Darlington Mercantile Co. has
increased its capital stock from $685.
900 to $4,000.
The Mail Publishing Co. Of Edge
ley has incorporated with A. II. Car
ow, =. M. Wallrich,O. d. Dunsdon,
Guy A. 6earls, G. G. W%ashburn, Lee
r. Herring and d. d. Lee, directors.
The capitalization is $4,000.
A new church for Mclean county IL
the Bethel Free Evangelische Kirch9
of which Lugwig Wagner, Heinrich
Wagner, Philip VAIL, Frederick Neu-
muller and Carl Geosslsr are direct
ors.
The Security Mortgage Co. Of Fair
view. Mont, has extended its article
Of incorporation to North Dakota.
The Mayville Equity Trading Co.
incorporates for $4,000, with articles
authortzing it to engage in wholesale
and retail merchandising at Mayville
and in q string Of stores located else
where In the state. Helmer Tryhus,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-02
News Of North Dakota

Mr.. and Mrs. Cushing will leave tho
first of the week for their new home,
where they will reside for the pres
ont with their daughter, Mrs. B. F.
First street will be rented furnished,
and Charles Cushing and Miss Mana
Cushing will continue to reside in
Bismarck, where the former is con-
nected with the North Dakota Inde-
pendent Telephone Co., while the lat
ter is engaged as assistant in the bac-
THEOLOGICAL department of the Bis
marck HOSPITAL.