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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-20
MILLIONS SPENT
ON PROPAGANDA
German Agents Are to Be
Found Among All
Neutrals
THE COST MAY
REACH SS0,000,00
Blunder Made in Transla-
ton of Pamphlet into
Chinese

London, Oct. 20.--Germany is to-day
pouring vast amounts of money into neu
trail countries for propaganda designed
TO sway public opinion. According to
authoritative information, her expendi-
lures for this work will total more than
$s0,000,000 on the present scale OF lavish
ness.
In number of cases Germans bought
newspapers outright and managed them
from behind the scenes. Large amounts
are also being paid TO agents to keep
peace agitation going
1t was learned yesterday that on one
occasion the German minister to Mexico,
Won Eckhardt, subsidized Mexican
newspaper by furnishing it news print
paper and securing for it, tolls free, the
German communique and other German
made news"
In return this newspaper was to print
the German communicate on the first
page and to bury the allied official re-
ports on an inside page. German-made
editorials were also to be printed
In the year before China entered the
war it is said that Germany spent 81
100000 in that country through her
agents seeking to arouse the Chinese
against Japan and the allies One of
the mistakes made was the laundering
translation of pamphlet into Chinese.
The clumsy wording of the pamphlet
aroused Indignation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-20
TOO WEAK
TO FIGHT

The comeback" man was really never
down-and-out His weakened condition be-
cause Of overwork, lack Of exercise, improper
eating and living demands stimulation TO sat
sfy the cry for a health-giyng appetite and
the refreshing sleep essential 10 strength.
GOLD MEDAL Harlem Oil Capsules, the ma
tional remedy OF Holland. will do the work.
They are wonderful Three of these capsules
each day will put on his feet before he
knows it; whether his trouble comes from
uric acid poisoning. the kidneys, gravel or
stone in the bladder. stomach arrangement or
other ailments that befall the oyer-zealous
American Don't wait until you entirely
down-and-out. but take them to-day Your
druggist will gladly refund your money II
they do not help you. Accept substitutes.
Look for the name GOLD MEDAL every
box, three sizes. They are the pure. original,
imported Haarlem Oil Capsules.-Ady.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-20
DISEASE is
EVER THE SAME

and in view of this fact n medicine like
Hoods Sarsaparilla, which has been sue
eessful for more than 40 years, is safe
one to rely upon.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is known to the
people of America as the standard blood
purifier. Its record is one of general
satisfaction and remarkable results.
There is nothing better as a general
tonic and appetite-maker for weak and
rundown men, women and children and
old people, invalids and convalescents.
It is pleasant 10 take, aids digestion,
and supplies the vital organs with rich
red blood essential to perfect health.
Get Hoods Sarsaparilla to-day and be.
gin to take it at once,-Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-20
Incompatibility.

"On what ground does your wife want
a divorceg Incompstibilityl"
You may call it that. My income
isn't compatible with her ideas of com
fort Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-20
Bandits Rob Express Car of $4,000 Cash

Hickman, Ky, Oct 20.-Two bandits
who held up a passenger train on the c.
NJ. & G. r. r. near Miston escaped with
$4,000 in currency, Express Messenger
William Chamberlain reported when the
train arrived here. Railroad employees
found Chamberlain chained TO the floor
of the car. Bloodhounds were put ON the
trail
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-20
tom WALTON" FOUND TO BE GIRL
Secret Disclosed When She Is Killed in
Troops Parade.

Camp Stuart, Newport News, Va, Oct
20.-Not until she was killed by falling
from motor truck, in a Liberty loan
parade here, did the soldiers learn that
tom Walton" who had been employed
for more than three weeks at the camp
as a water boy, was Miss Florence Kelly.
She was riding on the truck Thursday
when she lost her balance and fell I'M
der the wheels.
Miss Kelly, who was 20 years old,
had been living in the workmen's quar-
tiers in the camp None of those who
knew her here suspected that she was
any one other than Tom Walton" un-
der which name she had secured her
lob
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-20
H1RDWICK
Successful Liberty Loan and Food Con-
servation Rally.

Columbus rooms in the Pierce block las
evening, was one of the most sprite,
rallies of this kind held here. There wa
something interesting doing every min
ute the talks from the different speak
ers were instructive and to the point
and it is expected that as result Their
will be an added impetus to the secon,
Liberty loan campaign and the food con
servation campaign. Those in charg'
of the affair were rather disappointed
not to be able to have the orchestra, bu
another engagement prevented. The rally
was success in every way.
ID. Nj. Miles and wife of Barre were
guests at the home of Mr., and Mrs, j
Il. Sullivan Thursday.
w. A. Dutton has been in Washing.
ton, d. c., the past week on business.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. j. Davis of Lancaster
n H., are guests Of relatives in town
this week.
Mrs. c. W Houston, who has been
spending a couple of weeks here with
friends, returned to her home in Duluth,
Mimi, Thursday evening.
In hard fought and closely contest
ed outdoor basketball game at the cam
pus Thursday afternoon, in which more
or less football style predomnated, the
juniors defeated the sophomores by a
score of 10 to 7.
Miss Georgianna Wheeler of South
Hero is passing few days here with
friends
d. L. Mcclure, who has been in a very
critical condition for several weeks, was
taken by auto to the Mary Fletcher hos
pital in Burlington Wednesday. Mr..
Mcclure stood the trip well, consider
ing his condition and his courage is good.
L. B. Tins was a business visitor in
st, Johnsbury last Wednesday.
f. f. Foss and wife are spending the
week with Mr. and Mrs Guy Knapp and
family in Berlin, n II.
The senior and junior basketball class
game played last Wednesday afternoon
on the lot near the school building, was
4 red hot affair and resulted in a victory
for the seniors by score of II to l3,
Mr.. and Mrs H. S. EIdridge of the
last village and Fred Eldridge, wife and
son, left Thursday night for Florida,
where they will spend the winter. BE
ore leaving, Fred Eldridge purchased of
/. H. Chase. Flora E. Chase and Roland
= Chase, all of their real estate and
PERSONAL property at East Hardwick, the
leal involving several thousand dollars
'lr. Chase viii occupy the premises I'M
il Mr.. Eldridge's return next spring
This is the largest real estate deal in
his locality for some time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-20
ALLIES TO CONFER IN LONDON
Interparliamentary Meeting Will Supple
ment Paris Council.

Washington Oct. 20.An allied inter
parliamentary conference will be held in
London early in November, Rome cables
declared yesterday. This is supplement
al to the coming Paris war conference
which will be almost strictly military
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-20
DANISH STEAMSHIP
PUTS INTO PORT 4FIRE
Virginia, From a United States Port for
Montevideo, at ST. Thomas,
Virgin Islands.

st, Thomas. Virgin Islands, Oct. 90
The 3,700ton Danish steamship Virginia,
from a port of the United States for
Montevideo, put in here yesterday with
her cargo afire.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-31
Boil om SanlStaa, Den 8. Sep
telllber in Stroiiner's @rope.

Boil AM SonlStaa, Den 8. Sep
ten,ber in Stroiiner's @rope.
Srou u. e. Settler reiite lcBie
gSode allm 0eIud ibrcr Wutter na6
ct. 9ouis.
g2u. 3cilunnn. Geo. Boss u,o
Serbert Mertens, bon Worriion ipa-
rem ON Montog in 8cihdften bier.
Sri. Sillic Hicglcr bon Nr9cnta,
grfonlos, ncilt aeacnlpdrtia bier als
@uit pon N0nrn Bender uno Satin.
IN 3cilmamn's @allc in Berger
finhet ant Sonstog Ibeub, ben s.
S%cptcnbcr Elm Son5peraniiacn itatt.
Worgcn (Somstng) Den /. Sep.
tenlber Eicnic unb Boil in 0ufuer's
@rocc, ~bcainneuo nohmittoas 3 llbr.
Trib 2%onhmrbr ulb Giottin bon
Moollom iporcn lcstcn Srcito9 in
Sernlaum in Observation-Disclosures,
fen.
-Srou S%oicpbinc &cllncr bon
Berger mar lcttcn SonlStoa bier alli
9ciud bel Trou &otc Srla lrno 80
mile.
3. zimmerman bon ct. Hclis
mar lester SountoN bier ais @o't
icines Trcumbcs, q. ~. Millif mo
ociicn Tnmilic.
Nruu 2cnn StoIImcpcr Don Grcb.
cridsbura, mciItr lcbtcn Snmsta1
bier sum Nciuh ibrcs @rl,bcrs. Srit
Enna mn beiicn @nttiu.
Scnru NoNlcr ulh SuuniliC bon
Ct. Gnuis hciouhcu lid lettc Modc
mcbrcre So9c bier 5iuu @cIith Der
Somilic Nii9 @rinfmonli.
Die @osconobc Gpuntp Soir vi.
location miro nGhitcu Sonntoa 1uf
Dem Soirplotc cin Samilienicit feiern
81 Incident alle Mitalicbcr lu,o bercn
Somilien cin9elooen inn.
-Senrn Sam mo Sri. Sillie
2cimfuebler bon Slotcr mo Srl.
Winnic 2cimtueblcr mo Goo. @ieo,
inahaaen BON Mt. Sterling bcianoen
iid lettcn 0icnstoa beiuhSmciic bier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-31

psa gsrmaun, $40.
crindt Gnf nm cincn Iibc.
ralcu Shcil Cures Nnnfse.
idtdftes.
Seine Wdnf jidJcrfr

NiGdien Montoa finbct bos nol,
Der 6. g. of u. Scrbit. uno Grntcfclt
in Worriion Itatt.
hilbert 2ruif mar lestc Modc
nlebrere Gage in neutrality-suspicious.
bcitcn in ct. 2ouis.
SRI. Ginicc 9egenlonn beiono
lid lcbtc @od)c III 2oboooic bel 9c.
fantten gum 9ell,f).
SRI, Serene Gplcmonn bon Sol.
leu Torf mar mcbrerc Gage
bier olli 9eillh bel loren Gcrmnnoten.
@uilap Naefincr unh @ottii,
Itattetcn lcetcn Sonntog Sreimbci,
unb @cfonntcn III Gbumols cil1cu DC.
llld) ab.
Der Gloppcritordl brohtc Scr
Sonlilic Gllgenc Sell ont 90. Nu0u't
Elm mlrutcrcs Sohndcn unb qrobc
Srutnbc ms 0nus.
-&m. %. &lcnf mn Soluilic bon
ct. Soili2 fanlcn lcbtcn Snnntao in
lbrcln Iilto bicrhcr I'm Den Saa bel
ibrcn 9l~n9cb0ri9en 81 pcrlcbcn.
-6rou Sol. Is. Strutbcif unN
&iiocr bon ct. 2ouis fonlet Iettc
Wod,c bicrbcr mo ncrhen mcbrcrc
@odcn bel An9cborigcn peripcilcn.
y. Sdcttlcr mo @attin unb :.
8c,,glcr bon ct. 2ouiS porcn nab,
rcnb Der lestcn @ohc @Gitc Ser ia
mile Oscar Sochniq I'M SricbcnSs
thai.
-Wm. u. Mohrbad bon Eaciiic
mar letter. Mittmod in @eih1iten
bier. &err Mobrboh tbeiltc uns nit
Dab Dor 5man5i9 Sabrcn ieinc Gltern
III 0crmonn pobnten.
GO. Stride ltno Satin bon
Sruns,uid. Mo. beiinbcn lid aeeer.
m1rtio hicr bel Scriuonoicn oui @c
'itd. Gieielbcn hotten oie Hciic ili
cincm MorucIl Nllto 3ltriideclcgt.
Die tSelo NpipituI Ibthciluno
No. >, lucld,c m1brcno Den pcraonoc
nci Wonatcn IN Gbamois itotioniri
mar. mo IN mclder Saul Nlta lino
artbi,r 9teuulonm bon bier oicncn, iii
lcBtc @odle nud) 9tcpobo, Mo. bcor0.
net porhcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-31

Ball an Samstog. Den s. Sep
tcllbtr in S%truiincr's @ropc.
CIR. aottboii Don Morriicn mar
acitcrn bier in @cid)1itctt.
Srls. ISltlia Stollnlepcr mo
Meta Nad,llr bon Eotsham lUorcn &C
item bier niti Scilldl.
Srnu Nuo. aucfier Sr. bon
Ban mcilt acgenpGrtig bier out BE
illd ihrcr Mnach6riaen, Alltgilit @roi
unh Satin.
-Iic Ellblifidnllcn DER Staot
Serlnoun iucr0en Den llnterrid,t an
Montag, Den 3. September, micber
n%lfncbmcl.
Jrl2. Srenc &ubn ul0 &o5cl
1etnlunn reiiten oieic @ohc mad
Montgonlcrp Gitn. Mo, gum TcilrdN
bon 0cfunntcn.
-Nrmin Einlliid bon Chicago.
ST. bciano lid oicie @ohc mcbrcrc
Gage bier gum 9eiud, icincr @riioer,
6crbinono u1lo Gbm. 8ioutid.
--Srou Sobn Nieboii uno ainbcr
pon ct. 2oitis wellcn icit cinigcn "a
gen bier gum @cild) ibrcr Gltern ul1b
Brobcltern, Scnrp Sbcc uno Satin.
-2pltiS Saberltof lulb Satin
nllrocn AM Wittpof letter @od)c
bonn &lappcritorh b%odbegliidt. Der
ihrcn am %gcnamnten Gage elm nieb
lihcs flcincs Sohtcrd)cn bradtc.
-6rou Oscar Soerber unb &inber
mclfc 8crlputbtcn an Der 2ittlc Ser
ger cilcll ldn9cren Deil,f abgcitottct
botten, rciltcn lcttcn Srcitng micbcr
in ibr @cim nod ct. 2ouis 5uriif.
-gnton @rcunig bon ct. 2ouis
fam lebten Wittlpoh bon ct. 2oriS
bierbcr I'M Del Der Sd)lllBobrehnil,g
iibcr Den Hnhlob icines @rllocrs, 9tit
9rcuti9, i'm NadloBacriht anlpcicn
51 iein.
-Somcs u. @ilo, mcld)cr in Nr.
funIas pGbrcno bes Somners ols
Glerf iiir Die Imerican telegraph &
Telephone SO. beIhoftigt mar, fam
letac ISOLDE miebcr in icinc biciigc
iScimath.
-Hobcrt @olfcr lu,o @ottin ia
nel lcBtcn Sonntag. beglcitct bon
fsrau @illurh Glingc, non ct. Hollis
Surilf unb 5rpnr in cincnt ~clcgontcn
r,cllen Mutcnnobil. bus Tie bort &c.
botten.
-Surd) Eoitor II. Gnsmonn bon
Der cpungl. Ct. Eouls Stride, murbc
Sonnto9 bnS iilnaltc Snhn
den Ocs Serb. Scfottc uno @ottin &C.
ltO crbiclt bic Nanlcn Glnlcr
Clarence Srcb.
-Multcr Nocn1onn. irilhcr bier in
Wcid,1ftc ocs :. -. &cInlrrs ais Glcrf
urgcitclIt, icbod, lett nnchrcrcn Mola
ten in Sittle Sails. Winnciotu hc
idGitigt. por letten Sonntoq 81 FIR.
GEM @cil,hc bier.
--Sronf 2ohoilbc bat Dos Sobrcn
il, cincln @u0an hinter cincu, orbcits
GierOc 81 lon9iou 9ciunOcn
lrno iid bcsbolb oils proareiiiper Tor
mcr Gin Gbcprclct Nuto non Scr >Sphn ,
Stors Iacntllr acfalit.
C. &. 3intntcrnlonn. Scr irilber
Der biciigen Sofidulc, mar
lcttcn sSrcitaa fur5c 3cit III @eifGf.
ten bier. Scriclbc bcfano lid ollf Der
Reiic rad Sort Sberihon, SIT. nm
sen Sicnit OILS oi9chcnorr Nffi5icr
o%n5ltretcn.
Urls &pd, nnb @ottin not,
Smiss be1leitctcn lrbtcn Som$tap
ibrc Sodltcr Srou :. ", SinpliiIt
hicrbcr. mcldc mad, cincm l1tgcrcn
@cildlc bel ibrcn Gltcrn bon bier outs
III ibrc Neimloth mad, Chicago,
ST. reiitc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-31

-2ouis 8uic Don Gboniois beiano
lid lebten Sreitag bier oui 9ciud bci
icincm Sriroer @m. 9uie.
Srls. Cora uno Anlan0a Sanu.
icr traten leste @ohe cine Heilc nad}
Sos An9cles, Californian an, no tic
lGngcrc ,3cit 5u perncilcn eeocnfcn.
6rou @co. Sd,auntbcrg uno 2yrl.
6richa Sdlolumbcrs Don St. 2ouis
lpcilen bier aui @ciltd bei DER Sami
lie Witltap Gberlin ulo arbcren Ser
Dan0ten.
90. S!ott unh @ottin trotcn let.
TEN Sanstag cine 6eiic nah EARRING.
ton, 8isconiin, an INN ibrem BORT
aniGiiigen Sobnc, TO. Slot ir. cincn
Scild ab5uItotten.
-Sulilis Hooc rciItc lctten Con.
ltcrstag nu6 Sopfins, Mc. no CT
iudbreno oes nGdite @obe beeimen.
Den Shuliabres als 2ebrcr an Scr
bortigcn 6ffentIidcn Shule tbGtia
icin miro.
-Seroinano Sd)lenOcr, meld)er in
ct. 2ouis I'M Imtsbiircall Der 30
Soeiiic gahn bcihGitigt lit, erfrcutc
lcbtcn Sreitag ieinc Glterr, Gbrilt.
S6lcnbcr. iowie hieiigc Srcunoc
bur6 ieinen 9ciud,.
%. q. Intbes mo Sanlilie bon
6irlt Greet iinb lesten Oicnstag bon
&onias Gitp 5uriideefebrt, pobin tic
gcrciit lparen I'M Der id)ner crfranf-
ten Wuttcr ocs Srn. antbcs cincn
geild abauitatten.
-l(ntcr Den IllipiSien ocs bieiiaen
3meiees Der 8onrens Gbriitian Icm-
pcrel1cc Union miro SRI. Hopcno
Sboncr iii Sonntoe abenb inn
COURTEOUS einen Sortrag baltcn iibcr
Scmpcrcnsbeitrebungcn un1b dbnlihc
Srdgen.
Die ~ iGbriae Sod)tcr oes Sobn
Virfcl, Wcltle pegcn Appendicitis eli
ncr Operation m,tcr5oaen merber
muBtc, bic ourt 81. u. 2. @oifncr
ollsgcfilbrt mlrbc, hcfil,oct lid be-
rcits mieOcr ulli Den, hcitcn @cgc 5lir
@enciune.
SRI. @n,mo Sitter rciitc lcttcll
Wittuoh nuh cii,cln mcbrlpod)cnt,
lifcn @cilld)e bel ibrcr M,ttter, Srnlt
Paulinc Sitter, iuieber rad) Mortbns-
bile. 30, suriid, mo tic ihon lett
mchrercn Sobrcn I'M bortigcn Ont
mats &pipitol bei6Gftiet lit.
-Gs lit heltimn1t, onb ON ;. Sep.
tcnlbcr ) Ero5cnt. an 10. Scptcmbcr
10 Ero5cnt, onn 3. Sftober 10 Ern
5clt lnb bic ilhrigcn Is Ero5ent Der
our Notipnalormcc ntsNchobcncn
2cltc iobalo ais mloalib nod,bcr nod
bcrn Mobiliiicrlu1gs . Eager obioh
rem.
Trit Mod)cl mo 6onlilic. bon
Stnlpc. mcldc icit Den %pcraon9cncn
brci @od)cn in Torftcn, Siio %
fnto hcillhsirciir Dcriucilcn. hobcn
lire bieiiqcn snqchDriacn bcnndrih
tiat bub in geronrtcr Stobt bic @ut
tin Ncs 8coro Mpfcl, an Iicnstoa
olts oicicm 2cbcn geihicben lit.
Sn Der on lcbtcn Somttug oh
9chaltenen Sc%riannlitna Der cpar
acliiden st. Talls : @enleinbc, MIR
DC GorI @eber ols 9clegot ermGhlt
Inn bic @emeinhc ouf Dem General
Gonpcnt Der cnangl, &ird,en bon
Ilncrifo 5l pertrcteiL ipelde pcm 25,
September biz 5l,m 5. Sftohcr in
Iittsburg, So, toaen miro.
s.. 3. 9rinfn,ann bon @oollom
luar lettcn Tienstag in @cIhoften
bier linb Gin millfpnuncncr Selnfcr
unicrcr Office. Noh bem iippigcn
Iusiehcn Scr Gornfcloer bon Smiss
bis tud) &crnlom St urtbcilcn, mein.
tc Serr Srinfn1nnn. lit oicie @cacnb
nit nlehr Gc0cu Acicauct mprocn oils
S,, ,,,;l+Im.o ,,,S {iifSItd,r Shpil Sos
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-31
STATE BANK
OF A Y, MISSOURI

Be9riinbet 1911.
&apital $4,000, lleberidub $4,000
Sepoiitcn iihcr 100000.
Setrcibt Elm a%lsemcines Sant9eibait.
Sesablt 4 Yrpsent auf sSepoIiten.
SeSablt 3 Yrosent aui SpareGcpuiitcr.
sat Sieberbeits- 9eppiits 9ditsn I'll bernie,
then.
uuS bittct %ireunolihi nm cIrc Nuah
ldaft.
0ircftpreu:
Simpn Speaer. 8. q. Nieper,
c. nqelbretht. u. Y. Mpctcr.
Step. Suifmlanu, gbaS. ". Elucu.
Senrp Sauaenbera.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-07-26
CORNERSTONE FOR
MAGNIFICENT EDIFICE
Impressive Ceremonies at Laying of
Cornerstone of New St. Joseph's
Hospital Sunday.

The cornerstone of the new st. JOS
eph's hospital was laid with impress
sive ceremonies Sunday afternoon.
The service was conducted by Rev. j.
Hiltner, vicar-general of the diocese,
assisted by Rev. Jos. Raith, his curate,
Rev. Albert Viou, Rev. A. Wagner of
Kenmare, Rev. j. Exert of Towner,
Rev. T. Arsenault of Berthold, Rev. A,
Mittereder of Foxholm and Rev. Otto
Weiser of Bowbells. A very large
crowd assembled on the lawn, many
being present from out of the city.
The officiating clergy, robed in the
vestments of the church, blessed the
stone and placed in it a metal box con-
tanning the name of His Holiness, Pope
Benedict XIV, the name of the Bishop
of the Diocese, Rt. Rev. Vincent
Wehrle, the names of the city officials,
history of the hospital and drawing
Of the proposed structure, and copies
Of the Minot press. The sermon was
then delivered by Father Weiser of
Bowbells. City Attorney G. S. Wool
edge spoke as representative of the
city government and discussed the
services which such hospital will
render to our city.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-07-26
MRS. RASMUSSEN
DIED OF INJURIES
Aged Woman Succumbs as Result of
Auto Wreck Near Logan-Spine
Was Injured.

Mrs. Anna Marie Rasmussen, of
Dunn Cetner, N. D., died at the home
of William Sparkling in this city Sum
day as the result of injuries received
in an automobile wreck near Logan on
July 2. At>that time she suffered an
injury to the spine and from this COM
plications, including pneumonia, de-
veloped which finally resulted in her
death. She was attending the meet
ings Of Latter Day Saints at Logan at
the time of the accident and was brot
to the home of Mr.. Sparkling, who is a
minister in the denomination, where
she has been cared for with all the
love and devotion that could have been
given her at her own home.
The remains were shipped to the
home Of the deceased at Dunn Center
by the Weinrebe undertaking parlors.
The funeral services and interment
will be held at Dunn Center.
She was the mother of fourteen chill
cren, thirteen of whom are living. She
was SO years of age.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-07-26
East Highland

The Volunteers met last Monday af-
ternoon at their potato patch and cul-
tivated and sprayed the potatoes.
r. w. Beighle and family attended
the Chautauqua at Minot Sunday af,
ternoOn.
Fern Bunker visited DR.. Carr's Of
fee last Tuesday and had an opera
ton on her tonsils.
The Volunteers class of Highland
Sunday school will give an ice cream
social at the home of J. S. Baker Fri
day evening, Aug. 3.
Fern Bunker, Marvel Baker, and
Irene and Bert Stacey spent Sunday
afternoon at E. G.. Bivins'.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bivins visit
ed home folks Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Reed enter
tanned the South Willis Farmers clut
Saturday evening. This was one OF
the best meetings Of the season. Every
family was represented and an enjoy
able evening was spent in listening tc
the discussion on sheep and hogs, at
ter which a dainty lunch was served
to which all did ample justice. The
next meeting will be held at the home
of F. M. Long.
Myrtle Walker visited home folks
Sunday.
Mrs. Myron Tullar and son from
Iowa are visiting relatives in High
land.
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DR.. and Mrs. Steele entertained the
Summer school faculty at their home
on Monday evening. A most delight
fully informal evening was enjoyed,
several members giving musical num-
bers, both vocal and instrumental.
Miss Gill, Mrs. Thompson, Messrs.
Cotton and Altman sang several Sc
lections which the company encored
most heartily. Light refreshments
were served, consisting of ice cream
and cake.
On Friday evening the Physical
Training department will present a
play festival in which the students
will perform many entertaining exer-
cises of drills and dances. 1t is plan
ned, weather permitting, to hold the
festival on the campus.
Miss Ruth Regain, who graduated
from the Advanced Course in June,
has accepted a position at Fairdale in
the sixth and seventh grades.
The Tennis club recently organized
has begun the tennis tournament,
which will close in two weeks. The
results Of the first day, North Side of
Dormitory VS.. South Side, are as fol-
lows:
Doubles-Miss Bocan and Miss
Paulson of South Side defeated Miss
Olson and Miss Gabel of the North
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TREASURER'S REPORT

For Burt School District No. 1913, County Of
Ward State of North Dakota. for the year
19l6.19i7:
RECEIPTS
Cash on hand iuclud ng sinking fund at
beginning of school year, July l. 1916 S 1888 Sc
Total amount receive during the year
from TIE apportionmant of the State .
Total amount received du,ing the year
from tue airport ionment Of the Coun-
ty Tuition Fund ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 324 70
Amount received during the year from
Taxes levied by the District School
Board including outstandi ng war
rants redeemed or endorsed in the
collection of Taxes -.---------------- 3llol5
Amount re eived during The year from
other sources -----------. s19 81
Total receipts for the year. includ-
ing Cash on hand July l. 1876 5O52 %
EXPENDITURES
Amornt paid during the year for ap-
paratus. fixtures. etc. ----- 9785
Amount paid during the year for Teach ga ~
Amount paid during the year for Serv.
ic,s and Expenses of School Officers 1920
Amount paid during, the year for -, q,
interest on bonds and warrants --- 49,
portation Of pupils. .e..e-...-,---.-.-- 22sl42
Amount paid du ing the year for tuition
of pupils sent to other districts------- 2O56
Amount paid during the year for Incl
dental Expenses l7S4O
Total expenditures for the year S sss5o7
Cash on hand, including sinking fund.
June ~, l9lI-. .--------------------- luS',lo
Grand Total, Expenditures and Cash
on Hand. to balance above Tcta
Receipts 5052 %
w. A. HUNT,
Treasurer of Burt School District NO. 1873.
Approved this 10th day Of July A. D. 1917.
BY order of the District School Board:
J.H REAVIS. President.
Attest ROY LARSON, Clerk
CLERKS STATEMENT OF INDEBTEDNESS OF
DISTRICT
Whole amount of Warrants Outstand-
ing June 60 1911 $4761.0 4
Amount of interest on warrants out
standing June 30. 1917 los e.
Total Indebtedness Of District June
80, 1917 $iS66. II
Approved this 10th day of July A. D. 1917.
By order of the District School Board:
ROY LARSON, Clerk.