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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-13
RAPORTY.

Berlin, 13. kwietnia. - Zwycie-
skic wojska niemieckic dobre czy-
MIA postepy ma rowniach pod
Lys. pomiedzy Armentieres a
Merville, ktore to miasta zostaiy
wziete oba. Armentieres zostaio
faktycznie otoczone przez wojska
niemieckie, a reszta angielskiego
garnizonu stracila moznosc od--
wrotu; poddaio sic tam przeszso
5000 .Anglikow so oficerami;
wzieto tam 45 armat i znaczne
zapasy innej broni i amunicyi. Ma
dalszym odcinku ma poiudnie. mac
Somme trivia potezna kanonada O.
bustronna; ma francuskiem skrzy.
die byiy ataki nieprzyjaciela w
okolicy Moreuil, odparto je,, bio
rae 800 Francuzow do niewoli: {:
ma transport jencow Francuzi
skierowali swe baterye i wszyscy
ci pojmani zgineli. Ma flandryj-
skim terenie walk wzieto w o.
statnici1 dniaci razem okoio 90
900 jehc6w i 200 dial.
Londyn, 13. kwietnia. - w O.
kolicy Baleuil nieprzyjaciel przez
caly onegdajszy dzieh wielka
forsa atakowai: Walk tam trivia
ia wciaz jeszcze; pod presya ME
ustannych masowych straszli-
vie krwawych szturmow, ora7
olbrzymiego expensu artyleryi,
woiska angielskie uginaly sic, CO.
faly. powoli, pelna LIMA" nigdzie
ME ustepujac nagle, spiesznie. "a
wsze walczac. dajac doskonaly
sprzeciw mason nieprzyjacio} l
straty i'm zsdajac tysiaczne. Mad
kanaiem La Bassee rown;ez byiy
krwawe wrecz boje. postapiI tez
nieco nieprzyjaciel pomiedzy
Lave a Clarence rzecz':ami, Mali
czono ma flandryjskim ,odcinku
ponad 100 dywizsi niemieckich "
akeyi ,Iiniowej, 2 tego juz okoio 40
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-13

dywizyi Niemcy pedzili W boj po
try cztery razy: wielu dywi--
zyi ledwie szczatki po takiem tenn
pie walk pozostaiy. =. Bardzo "a
ciecie szturmowali Niemcy mia
steczko Merville, kt6re tez eva
kuowano, by niepotrzebnie ME
wytracat zolnierzy. Pod Ploeg-
steett udalo sic Niemcom po maj
usilniejszych wysilkach zepchnac
Anglikow tylko nieco wstecz na
obronne pozycyc poprzednio
przygotowane pod Neuve Eglise.
Paryz. 13. kwietnia. = Po sill
nem przygotowaniu artyleryJ--
skiem Centralni wykonali potcz--
ny liniowy atak pod Hangard-en-
Santerrc: walka trwaia caly dzieil
posuneia sic az ku Hourges !;
tam jednak Niemcy mimo maj
wiekszych wysi}k6w mic ME zy--
skali; zdo}ali sic przecie wedrzec
do Hangard; kontrataki francu-
skie wnet .punkt ow odzyskaly,
zadajac Niemcom straty bardzo
ciezkie; walka toczy sic tam da-
lei; W lasach pod Apremont i
Brule przepotezny atak przypus--
cili Niemcy do pozycyi francus--
kich, zdoiali tez opanowaG wysu-
niete okopy: tn Francuzi Przypu-
scili kontratak natychmiast wy
par1i wroga ze zdobytych pozy--
cvi; w kontrataku tym wspoidzia-
iaiy znakomicie wojska amery--
kanskie. :. Anerykanie wzieli %
jencow, nalezacych do rozmaitych
rodzajow wojsk. Walki awiatycz-
ne nadzwyczajnie intensywne: o.
negdaj diva aeroplany niemieckie
balon rekonesansowy znlszczo--
no, a II aeroplanow uszkodzono.
CLOS HAIGA.
Londyn, 13. kwietnia. - Field
marszalek Haig, wodz wojsk an
gielskich we Flandryi i Francyi
wydai odezwe do swoich wojsk,
W kt6rej wzywa do wytrwania
zolnierzy, zapewniajac, IL nieprzy
jaciel, jak W trzech tygodniach
kolosalnych swych wysifkow mic
powaznego faktycznie ME wsko-
raj, tax nadal ME wskora: eel je-
90 byi rozerwac wojska angiel-
skie i francuskie - roz}aczyc je;
ME sprawl tego i ME sprawl
Niema slow ma opisanie poSwiece-
MIA dzielnoSci wojsk alianckich--
wojska to bohaterow niezrowna-
nych. Znuzonym wojskom posyia
Haig pocieche, Il pomoc trancu-
skich wojsk jest juz blisko, jeno
vice wytrwac, kazda pozycye
trzymac - trzymac "a wszelka
Gene alczyc do ostatniego
tchu! ..
REJDY MA PARYz 1 MA LON
DYN.
Paryz, 13. kwietnia. - Nien,ie-
L.. ao-c,,,1a,,v ns;lowafv DrZc-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-13
co SADZA w WASZYNGTO-
ME O SYTUACYI WO-
JENNEJ.

Washington, l3. kwietnia. -
w waszyngtohskich koiach urze-
dowych giebokfe wrazenie wywo-
iai APPEL feldmarszaika Haiga do
wojsk i wyrazaja zapatrywania,
re na froncie zachodnim wojny
rozgrywaja sic rozstrzygajace BIZ
twy. Przewaza jednak mniema-
ME, ze wojska angielskie pre-
trwaja straszliwy napor nieprzy-
jaciela.
Zastepca sekretarza wojny Cro-
we'll oswiadczyi: ,,Odezwa gen.
Haiga do arnii w chwili tax kry-
tycznej niezawodnie podniesie
duclla wojsk brytyjskich i cache
ci je do wytrwania. Ogioszenie
takiego rozkazu generalnego jest
rzecza zupeklie naturalna. w kry-
zysach wojennych komendanci
zazwyczaj wydaja takie rozkazy."
Senator Wadsworth nalezacy
do komitetu spraw wojskowych
powiedziai: ,,zolnierz brytyjski
zawsze okazuje sic najdzielniej--
Sym, kiedy przyparty jest do
muru. Many na to mn0stwo przy
kladow w dziejach narodu an
gielskiego i dziejach tel wojny.
Ton odezwy feldmarszalka Haiga
Jest typowo brytyjskim i nalezy
pamietac O tenn, re armia brytyj-
ska najwieksza okazuje energie,
gdy jej sic oswiadczy, ze jest
przyparta do muru. CO dc mnie,
to o rezultacie pomySlnym nie
watpie ami ma chwile. Ameryka
czyni CO zdoia spieszymy sic Z
wysyianiem wojs!t, zalcwac tyl-
ko wypada, re ME mozemy tam
predict sic dostac."
Senator New z Indiany, row.
niei czIonek tego komitetu, Wy
razil sic: ,.Odezwa feldarszafka
Haiga zgadza sic typowemi tra-
dycyami Anglik6w. Wierze W to,
re wojska brytyjskie pozostnaa
i'm wiernemi. Rowniez taxa sama,
jak feldm. Haig. nam ufnoSc w
armii francuskiej. Nam nadzieje,
wierze, re powtorzy sic tn bitwa
pod Marna, i ze oswiadcxenie to,
il ME bedzie cofnieci1 sic, stanie
sic rownie historycznem, jak O.
swiadczenie Joffre'a: Me przej-
dap
Jeden z najwyzszych oficer6w
sztabu generalnego powiedzia}:
wv sytuacyi wojennej ma zacho-
dnim froncie ME znajduie sic mic,
co mogioby niepotrzebnie niero--
koic Stany Zjednoczone i kraie
Aliantow. Niemcy robis wysilki
swe najwieksze, ale n;c obdwiam
sic, by kajzer i Won Hindenburg
ma seryo zagrazali wybrzezu ka-
nalu."
NOVA LISTA STRAIT.
Washington, 13. kwietria. -
Cg}oszona wczoraj przez departa
ment wojny lista STRAIT cbejnuje
81 nazwisk. ) zolnierzy zostaic
zabitych w bitwie. dwu unlario w
skutek wypadk6w nieszczesli--
wych, szeSciu ran odnie esiorych.
4 zostalo 'ciezko ranionych %
lekko a trzech zagineio w Bit
wach. g.s..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-13

Kilonii nadzwyczajna goraczko--
wa wre czynnosc; 1aduja ma okre-
ty masy wegla amunicyi, jakby
gotowali sic do ruszenia nareszcie
Gala flote niemiecka; rowniez
wielkie, ciezkie dziaia$na okretach
urnieszcsono -. Zapowiada sic
wielki peano- -liniowy atak niemie-
,ckiej floty ma Aliantow. -
LIBERYA MA WOJNE.
Londyn, 13. kwietnia. = Dono-
sza Liberyi, malej republiki nu-
rzyliskiej W Afryce ZachodnieJ,
IL jej wybrzeza zostaly zboinbar-
dowane przez nur nieniccki, kto-
ry znaczne poczyni} 'szkody W IL
rzadzeniach stacyi radio-telegra-
flcznych innych; nur '5ylby
bombardowal dluzej, lecz dojrzai
jakiS parowiec ku MENU pogonil
Me wrocil narazie, ale moze wro-
cic, a ma takic ataki Liberya jest
zupelnie bezbronna. Jak wiado--
MO, Liberya stanela po stronie A
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-13
STRATY NIEMCoW.

Haga, 13. kwietnia. - Przybyli
2 Niemiec podaja, il W samych
Niemczech rachuja straty niemie-
cKie ia przeszso pol miliona ludzi: {:
brak tam jest okropny urzadzeh
dla rannych, ktorych setki po--
ciagow zwoza do wszystkich
miast niemieckicl: niema leka-
rzy, pielegniarek, lekow, banda
zy: zaklada sic rannym tyncza-
sowe bandaze - papierowe,
ktore maja ia ranach nieraz po
tydzien ca}y. Wody niema komu
podac rannym, W pociagach leza-
Gym - tax wszystko zajete jest
transportami ma front wojsk, O.
raz potrzeb wojskowych. Po mia
stach niemieckich za}oba i pre-
razenie powodu masy rannych,
chorych i kalek! Wszystkie szko-
~ - zwlaszcza' wyzsze zamieuio-
no ma szpitale - toz samo budyn-
XII pub1iczne wszelkiego przezna--
czenia. Jedno miasto posyia ram
nych drugiemu, ME mogac ich
pomiescic. - tamto sic ich znowu
dalej tax ranni pozostaja dnia-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-13

(DokoIiezenie na str. 9ei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-13
NiemCy prq Naprz6d!
10000 Jeic6W! 20ODzia|'
Amerykanie Walczal.
Ma innych Frontach.
0fensywa Centralnych W Palestynie.
Liberya vie co Wojna..
Pobor w Irlandyi uchwalony.
D@1=I~;~I
Ma innych Frontach.
Ofensywa Centralnych W Palestynie.
Liberya vie co Wojna...
Pobor Irlandyi uchwalony.
Ze Spraw Polsl<ich.

zn6w zwraca sic ma polnoc ku
Lens. dazy ma zachod Cd Be-
thrne Merrille, zmierza ku
flandryjskim miejscowosciom
PaSSchendaele, Wytschaete, Hol-
lebeke i poza Ipres uchodzi w da-
VIVA belgijska nienaruszona liuie
bojowa.
- Ostatni dzier walk ma flan-
dryjSkim iodcinku skupii b6j gi6-
wnie ped Mervilie. ktore Mem
cy po straszliwych wysili;ach :.
kFwi prze,ewie zdolaii zajat:: alta
Ii masowe. zCeutrainych byly;
wp-ost potworne "a jednak
wstrzymywali wstrzymuja je
hnglicy.: obecnie toczy sic wscie-
ky b6j o pag6rki AIessines pod
miasteczkiem tejze navy, ktore
Angiicy bronia rozpaczliwie: o.
statnie nicmieckie raporty glosza,
IL Niemcy. wschodnia Geese
wzgorz owych zdo}ali opanowac,
gdy ,Anglicy wciaz trzymaja stro-
ne zachodnia. Ma dalszych od-
cinkach linii przcwaznie tylko ka-
nonada Si.ua trivia, szczegolnie
potezna ma p6lnoc cd Somme,
gdzie bye moze nastapi nowy clos
oicnsvwv niemieckiei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-13
w SPRAWIE ZOkNIERZY
NIENATURALIZOWA-
NYCH.

Washington, 13. kwietrlia. -
w senacie przychylnie zrefero--
wano ustawe przyjeta W izbie po-
slow dla ochrony $4,000 niena-
turalizowanych poddanych Me
mice i Austryi, siuzacych W ame-
rykahskiej armii i flocie, ktorych
aplikacye o otrzymanie papierow
obywatelskich byly w zawiesze--
niu, kiedy Stany Zjednoczone
wypowiedziaiy wojne.
Prezes komitetu imigracyjnego
Hardwick oSwiadczyl, re ustawa
to naglaca powodu, re nienatu-
ralizowani cudzoziemcy w woj--
sku amerykahskiem moga bye ma
razeni ma uwazanie ich "a zdraj-
cow. Z pomiedzy $4,000 takich
zoinierzy W armii i flocie, tylko
$4,000 mia}o pierwsze papiery.
Ustawa ia automatycznle przy-
wraca obywatelstwo wszystiim
Amerykanom. ktorzy wstapili do
sluzby w armiach alianckich
przed przystapieniem Stanow
Zjednoczonych do wojny nadaje
prawo obywatelstwa Fihpinczy--
kom i innym cudzoziemcom, kto-
rzy albo wstapili do siuzby woj-
skowej, albo honorowo re sluzby
zostali uwolnieni.
z OBRAD w SENACIE.
Washington, IS. kwietnIa. -
Wczoraj jeszcze W dalszym ciagu
odbywaly sic debaty mad nowela
Overmana nadajaca Prezydento.
(Dokonczenie ma str. 9ej).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-13
WLOSK1 FRONT.

Rzym, 13. kwietnia. - w Goli-
mach alpejskich Lagarina, Asiago,
Montella walki dziaiowe sic tocza
i rekonesanse wychodza ia wy
cieczki; utarczki czeste, lecz POM
niejsze. Mad Piave strzelanina -
bez zmian sytuacyjnych.
Wieden, 13. kwietnia. - Ra--
port austryacki - odzywa sic. ...
jakoby W okolicy Garda jeziora
wojska austryackie poczyni}y ia
kies dobre posuniecia - jake ME
Dodano
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-01-31
Dependency Discharges.

The war department authorizes the
publication of the following Informal
ton:
Of $3.50 total discharges for de-
tendency 743,141, or $3.50 per cent,
were for wife or for wife and children
widowed parent, 6.51 per cent; infirm
parent, 5.75 per cent; motherless child,
0.66 per cent; minor orphan brothers
and sisters, 0.58 per cent.
Of the total of 1,057, 1868 men certi-
fled for service in the national army
418,309, or 1886 per cent, are listed as
involuntary conscripts-those who
failed to appear or filed unsuccessful
claims for exemption or discharge.
Voluntary conscripts-those who filed
no claims for exemption or discharge
numbered 639,O54.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-01-31
ALL OUT OF SORTS.
Has Any Princeton Person Never Felt
That Way.

Has Any Princeton Person Never Felt
That Way.
Feel all out of sorts
Tired, Blue, Irritable, Nervous?
Back feel lame and achy?
Perhaps it's the story of disordered
kidneys- =
Bad blood circulating about;
Uric acid poisoning the body.
There's way to feel right again,
Stimulate the sluggish kidneys;
Do it with Doan's Kidney Pills.
Doan's are recommended by. many
Princeton people.
Here's one case.
Mrs. Jos. Craig, Princeton, says: 81
know Doan's Kidney Pills are fine, for
l have used them several times when
l have had backache or other kidney
complaint and they have always given
me fine relief. When my kidneys have
been out of order. I have felt run
down. I have had headaches and have
been nervous. It has never taken
Doan's Kidney Pills more than a short
time to bring good results"
Prece go cents at all dealers. DOME
simply ask for kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mrs. Craig had. Foster Milburn Co.,
Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. Adv.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-01-31
Pershing Refutes the Liars.

The bigots have had their answer
from General Pershing. So denuncia-
tory was the Indictment brought
against our troops in France by d
church board of temperance and NOR
ais that mothers trembled for their
sons and the country was painfully
impressed by the positiveness of the
sweeping statement. If the stories on
which it was based were true, then our
soldiers were without decency and our
officers had lost their sense Of respon-
sibility. Officers were said to have
given themselves up to orgies the day
they landed in France, and the soldiers
straightway plunged into vices that
Slapped their manhood and disgraced
the army. It was said in this precious
document Of accusation that the Unit
ed States was showing less regard for
the welfare Of it's troops than the
French government had shown for the
safety of the laborers it sent to Tunis.
The pro-German brewers were de-
bauching "our boys" and this appeal
was made: evil the great prohibi-
ton states of the west and south
stand for it? Will American mother
hood tolerate it?" General Pershing,
in a report to the secretary of war,
makes short work of the false charges:
There has never been a similar body
of men who have led as clean lives
as our American soldiers in France.
They have entered this war with the
highest devotion to duty and with no
other idea than to perform their
duties in the most efficient manner
possible. s. s. Forbidden the use
of strong drink and protected by strin-
gent regulations against sexual evils,
and supported by their own moral
courage, their good behavior is the
subject of most favorable comment,
especially by our allies.
The American commander in France,
who feels his responsibility as fully as
a man of another cloth might do, bids
"American mothers" to "rest assured
that their sons are a credit to them
and to the nation" This should be the
last word on an unsavory subject.
There has been other testimony to the
good behavior of our soldiers in
France as body. Black sheep are
the rare exception. A manlier, cleaner
army does not exist, according to OBJ
servers. Let no more be heard from
canting bigots at the rear.-New York
Times.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-01-31
Of Course They Are LOYAL.

One J. H. Rose of Minneapolis
spoke at loyalty meeting in Milaca
on the evening Of the 23rd inst, and
according to the Minneapolis Journal
he assumes that until he had elucidat-
ed the issues involved in the war with
Germany the benighted denizens of
that region were cropping in the dark
ness of doubt and disloyalty. AS a
matter Of fact there never has been
any question as to the thorough
Americanism of the good people OF
Milaca or of those Of any other town
in Mile Laos county. y
Mr.. Rose is quoted in the Journal
as saying:
'The foreign born people I met
there are good loyal Americans. In
some cases I found such citizens have
been antagonized by an unfortunate
manner Of presenting the facts and
the arguments connected with the war
eff the facts are presented to ou1
German-born citizens from a sympa-
thetic standpoint, and they are shown
where the German government is
wrong, they are satisfied. They want
to be loyal to this country, and I find
them intensely interested in the events
Of the hour"
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-01-31
"HOOdlums" Should Have Been WOl

'EHoodlums" Should Have Been Word
In our write up of the basketball
game of January "a between the high
school teams Of Princeton and Milaca
the word "players" inadvertently found
it's way into the story when it should
have been ''hoodlums,'' as the disturb.
ance over Referee Hyatt's decisions
was not engendered by either Of the
contesting sides but by spectators who
can be rightly categorical trough
necks." We gladly make the correc-
ton.
The management proposes to here
after expel from the hall all who
resort to "hoodlumism" or "roughneck-
ISM" This should be a warning to
those who attend games merely for
the purpose of creating disturbances.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-01-31
The ''BOuncing'' American Soldiers

The 'Bouncing'' American Soldiers.
All stories which malicious gossips
may have spread about American Of
ficers or soldiers spreading them
selves" at the front may be dismissed
with contempt. In a recent visit to
France / heard nothing but the warm
est praise of the Americans, and es-
pecially of the modesty and simplicity
OF their behavior. I was told. every
where that the American staff officers
had made the best impression. So
far from desiring to teach other peo-
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-01-31

pie their business or boasting what
they were going to do before they had
begun, they were quick to realize the
newness and difficulty Of the war prob
lens under present conditions, and
modestly anxious to learn everything
possible from the experience Of the
British and French. Those who know
American soldiers will not need to be
told this, but the bouncing American
Of caricature remains hardy myth in
the minds of some people, and it may
be as well to say that he does not
exist at the fighting front.-West-
minister Gazette.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-01-31

share to each stakeholder, the shares
held to bear no interest. It was stated
that the company was prepared to pay
cash for the shares turned in. The
motion was lost but reconsidered and
adopted.
The old board of directors was elect
ed with the same officers, viz, August
F. Meyer, president; H. c. Nelson,
vice president; Louis ROCKFORD, sec
retary-treasurer; John Dalchow and
D. L. Clough.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-01-31
First Pub. Jan. 1856
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be. received at the office
Of the county auditor of Mile Laos county,
at Princeton, Mimi, until IL o'clock a. M,
February 10, 1918, for the construction of
bridges and furnishing of portable culvert
material on Minnesota Project No. 8, involving
the following items
Bridges.
No. 1979-70 IT, low truss and two 80 #.
beam approach spans.
No. 2274-16 it. beam span.
No. 2767-3O #. beam span.
No. 2769-20 #. beam span.
No. 2770-16 #. beam span.
Portable Culvert Material.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-01-31

West Branch Creamery Meeting.
The annual meeting Of the West
Branch Cooperative creamery asso-
citation was held in the school house of
district 4, Greenbush, on Saturday af-
ternoon. There was a good represen-
tation of stockholders and patrons and
many matters were discussed pertain
ing to the welfare Of the corporation.
Officers and trustees for the ensuing
year were elected as follows: John
Levau, president; Gust Minks, vice
president; John Teutz, secretary; B.
G.. Benson, treasurer; Fred Wesloh, j.
w. Peterson and William Hartman.
Hereunder is the financial statement
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-01-31
Pease Cooperative Creamery.

Pease Cooperative Creamery.
The thrifty dairy farmers of Pease
stockholders and patrons of the CO.
operative creamery at that place
held their annual convention on We'd
nesday, disposed of many questions
which came up for consideration and
elected the following officers and
board of directors: President, H. Van
de Riet; vice president, Henry Minks !;
secretary, G. H. Stroeting; treasurer,
Frank Salee; M. c. Thorring, H.. A.
Hubers, August Anderson. F. H. Bar
telt was reappointed buttermaker.
Following is the financial report Of
the company:
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This Is very painful and danger
Gus disease. In almost every neigh
poThood some one has died from /
before medicine could be obtained 81
the physician summoned. The rlelI
way ~ 10 have a bottle OF Chambel|
iains Collie and Dlarrhoea Remedl
IN the house so as TO be prepared
TOT u, Mrs. Charles Enyeart Hun
ington. Ind, writes: During fhe
summer OF 1911 two OF my childpen
we're taken sick with cholera NOR
pus, ] used Chamberlain's Collie nm
Diarrhoea Remedy and Il gave them
immediate relief" For sale by u ~
dettInger, Salmon aDrngglat.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Serial No. O12938


Department of the Interior, u. s.
and Office at Haley. Idaho, April
R9. 1918.
NOTICE Is hereby given that
sNs1fn Pyeatt of Tendoy, Lemhi
County ldaho5 who, on March "a,
1919. made Homestead Entry, Serial
NO. Ol293S. for Lots and 4; E1a
SWA, section 10. township 10 north,
range "a east, Boise Meridian. has
hled notice Of intention to make Fl.
nal five year proof to establish claim
70 the land above described. before
Allen G. Merritt, United States Com.
missioner, at Salmon, Idaho, on the
twenty-seventh day of June, 1918
Claimant names as witnesses:
FRANK FRANK sharkey John Kirkham, John
Fanata, Ora l.. Igou, all OF Tendoy.
Idaho. ''0''
~, BEN r. GRAY, Register.
May 3-June 10.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLIcATIoN-Iso
LATED TRACT.
Serial No 02329l
PUBLIC LAND SALE


Department of the Interior. IT. 6
Land onice at Haley, Idaho, April
16, 1918. pi -
NOTICE is hereby given that, as
directed by the Commissioner of the
General Land Office, under provis.
ions OF Sec 2455. r. s., pursuant 70
the application of Jacob A. HAYS OF
Leadore, Idaho, Serial No. O29291
we will offer at public sale. to the
highest bidder, but at not less than
y per acre. at o'clock D. m. on the
zOth day OF June, 1918, next AZ
this office, the following tract of
land: NEh SWA, section II. town.
snip IA north, range 26 east, Boise
Meridian.
The sale will not be kept omen
out VIII be declared closed when
those present at the hour named
have ceased bidding. The person
making the highest bid will be re-
CURED to Immediately pay to the
Receiver the amount thereof.
ANY persons claiming adversely
the aforementioned land are adyis-
ed to file their claims, or objections
on or before the time designated for
sale.
BEN r. GRAY, Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
SerIal 40. 014h12

IL
Department Of the Interior. l. G
Land Onice at HALEY, Idaho, April
NOTICE is hereby given that VIII.
IAN NJ. Begay Of Tendoy. Idaho. who
on January 10, 1914. made Home.
stead entry. Serial No. 014512 far
rs SWL, SEA NWa: Lot 3, sec.
ton :. township 10 north. range %
east Boise Meridian, has filed notice
oI intention to make final three wear
p,Vo'' 20 establish claim to the land
above described before Aller q NJ
mt, United States Commissioner a.,
salmon. Idaho, on the fifteenth asv
q June. 1915. W. u"S
Nialmant names as witnesses.
RANK Sharkey, Fred ]. Frey, Arthnr
~, hSrnstt, John Panata, ali Of Ten.
10y, Idaho VI Ell
BEN R, GRAY, Register