davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-26

svou pomoc, budou pfisne po-
trestani.
Uppzornujcme, re dosud ta-
kovi agent snazi sc pomahati
pfi kolektovani pojistek, coz
deje Sc proti zakonu, a bez po
tfeby. Pri kazdem oznameni
umrti sdeluje valecny depart
ment rovnez, = neni tTeba pra
vni pomoci ke kolektovani po-
jistek. A pricinenim department
tn pokladu bylo zarizeno, ably
uchazec, kdyby snad prece Sc
domnival, ze mu .je tI2ba pray
niho zastoupeni, mohl je ziska-
tt prostfednictvim mistniho Ia
konem ustanOveneho advisory
boardu sveho odvodniho dis
itriktu, cd zvlastniho vyboru,
pro va.ecnou sluzbu americke-
no sboru advokatu Especial
Committee for War service of
the American Bar Associa-
tion.)
!. Zakon o! valecnem pojisteni
stanovi, re hOnorar pravniho
zastupce "a pripravu neb wy
plneni nutnych listin, nesmi by.
ii vyssi So (tri dollaru) v jedno
tlivem pripade. Kancelar vailed
neho pojisfovani ll3uznava pr$
lvniho zastupce, leda re by do
slo k neshode narocich v po
! jiStovaci smlouve mezi kance
lafi a uchazed m. V tom phi
: pade nesmf honorar prevyso
vati pet procent sporneho ob
nosu bude vyplacen uchaze
: Gem re splatek davanych ucha
zeGi pojisfovaci spolecnosti, n,
smi vsak byti vyssi jndne desc
tiny kazd6 splatky az do kone
l neho zaplaceni.
Zakon o valacnem pojiStov
nj stanovi rovnez, re kazda q
soba, ktera primo neb neprim
: uchazi Sc honoraf prevySujic
ustanoveny obno5 je vinna ne
pofadnym chovanim a "a ka5
dy pfestupak bude trestana p
:. kutou neprevysujici obnos so
: dollaru neb vezenim pri tezk
praci v trvani dvou let neb obC
jim.
!" Valecny department We sp,
jenl departm, antem pokad
snazi Sc takto, ably ii ktari by
: zavisli ma vojinech kteri zemf
y Ii neb byli zabiti, byli chranel
," proti cinnosti iistych pravnikl
kteri Sc snazi okrasti zeny, m;
tky jine prlbuzne tecnto hrd
MI, kteri q 3mreli branice d,
:. mokracii a ie tfeba spoluprac
|. kazd6ho obcana, aby vedomos
= = o tom byla rozsifena.
4.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-26
CESKOSLOVENSKAV VLA-
--DA UZNANA FRANCIf
"A ITALIl.
FRANCOUZSKY ZAHRANIC.
nj MINISTR - CESKO-
SLOVENSKEMU.
Ceskoslovenska Tis. Kancelar.

Ceskoslovenska Tis. Kancelar.
Washington, D. C.. - Fran
couzsky zahranicni ministr Ste
phen Pichon jmenen sve vlady
uznal prozatimni ceskosloven-
skou vladu timto urednim pri-
pisem Dru. E. Benesovi, cesko-
slovenskemu ministru vnitra a
zahranicnich zalezitosti:
Pane ministre, svym dopisem
re dine IA. rijna laskave jste
mi oznamil, re die ujednani re
dine 26. zari Celskoslovenska
Narodni Rada v souhlase s u
jednanimi, uzavrenymi vlada-
mi spojeneckymi a v pine doho-
de s politickymi vudci ceskoslo-
venskych zemi, ustavila Sc co
prozatimni vlada a ustanovila
"a sve sidlo az ma dalSi, Parlz.
|Dodavate, re dine 2. rijna po-
s,anec Stanek, predseda Svazu
eerkych poslancd We videnskem
parlamente, slavnostne ozna-
mil, re Ceskoslovenska Narodni
Rada v Parizi je uznana "a nej
vyssi organ ceskoslovenskych
armad k zastupOvani ceskoslo-
venskeho naroda ma konferen-
ci miru. Ze dine 8. tehoz mesice
poslanec Zahradnik, nEuve
jmenem tehoz Svazu oznamil,
re Cechoslovaci definitivne opu
still vidensky parliament, pre-
rusivse pro vzdycky styky ra-
kousko-uherskou vladou.
Opirajice Sc o rozhodnuti ma
roda a jeho armad, narodni
prozatimni vlada nadale ujima
Sc fizeni politickych osudI ce-
skych a slovenskych zemi a ja-
ko takova oficielns vstupuje We
styk Sc Spojenci. Pan Masaryk
bude vykonavati funkci presi.
denta vlady jakoz i funkce mi.
nisterskeho predsedy a mini.
stra financi Wy sam ujmete sc
portfolio zahranicnich a vnitr.
mich zalezitosti, pan Stefanik
portfolio valky. Spravci vysla.
nectev budou povsfeni k'spoje'
neckym vladam.
Ochotne stvrzuji prijem to.
hoto sdeleni. Sympatie Fran.
Gle pro cechoslovaky nedatuji
Sc dneskem a nepotrebuji byti
znovu zdGraznovany. Vsichn
dohodovi narodove a Francie
prvni Mich obdivovala die "a
c..uh, statecne vlastenectvi a dr
cha obetavosti ceskoslovenske
no naroda i jeho armad. Vlada
Republiky rada potvrdils
snlouvu ze dne 28. cervna t. r
prava Geskoslovenskeho naro
ia ma neodvislost a uznani Ma
rodni Rady Ia de facto vladu
ably tax ukazala sve sympatie
i obdiv, jez chova k proslavene
mu narodu, jenz znovuzrozer
po utrpeni staleteho utisku, a
niz by ztratil viru lepsi. s
POCITEM UPRfMNEHO "a
DOSTIUCINENl We JMENI
REPUBLIKY UREDNE UZNA
:. VAN PROZATfMNi VLADI
CESkOSLOVENSKEHO MA.
!; RODA.
Narod, jejz zastupujete, uvi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-26

ZASLUZNE UZNANf A
DOSVEDCENf.
Manitowoc, Wis, Il

Manitowoc, Wis, IS. rfjna 1918
Ctena pf. M. Leiblingerova!
Mast "NONAT' obdrzel Jsem u
plnem porAdku, dfky VAN srdeche za
brzke zaslanf. Prosim Vas snazne. py-
ste mne mast kdyko-i il vas opJed-
nam. bez prodlenf Timed vzdy zaslala.
Co Sc tyce nynejsf chripky pneumo-
ME. souhlasfm 8 vami, ze kazdy clovek
v nyneisf dobe, drive nez Sc zastudl.
drive liz nez onemocnf, mel by 81 pres
oels zada priloziti flastr "NONAT''
mastf. coz kazdeho uchranf pred zastu-
zenfm, tedy pred chripkou zVlas.'
pred tou strasnou nemocl zapalu piic'
Takovy flastr nosfm ma zadech Jeoen
ma noze odehnanf revmatlsmu Ja'
kterv pri kazde prflezitosti lete pr
namahavejsf praci, zpevu neb miuveni
Sc nachladil, po prikladanl fNoNA1o
CO cftfm ma plfcich lehky a hlas mu1 Je
talk cisty a Jenny, re skoro nlkoy .a
koyy nebyl Mnohokrate Jsem V teen
to dnech dfky ma Vas vzpomnel nd
lecivou moe Vasi masti. Jsem skutec-
ne rad, re mann "NONAT'' zasope'
nebot' pri radenf chripky mas Ma
nitowoc a pneumonia, hledfm Sc j pred
nastuzenfm uchraniti. nabyte zku-
senosti s touto vytecnou lecivou mastl.
-uiist'uji vas, re ami jednu minutu ne
chci bvti bez "NONATU". V minulych
dobach lecil jsem Sc tez knaipoVou
methodou, byl jsem u neho jeho le-
cebnfm ustave po Is mesfcu osobne,
iakmile jsem Sc nastudil vlezl jsem do
postele a die predpisu Knaipovych bral
jsem pax ledove koupele, coz mne po-
mahalo, Vase mast ale ochranf pred
| nastuzenfm, to jest pred nemocl to Je
to hlavnf. Odporucil jsem "NONAT''
menu spolubratru, jednomu velebnemu
| panu, ktery trpf neuralgia proto, az
! si mast objedna, dejte mu nalezity ma
vod, jak si ma mastf pocfnat leteni
| teto nemoce. Preii VAN hodne zdravf
| a vsem nemocnym rychleho vylecenf
coz verim, ze Sc stane, pak-li VAST ma
sti "NONAT'' budou pouzivati
| Nam Vzdy vdecny
REV. A. PROCHAZKA,
II. &c, Manitowoc, Wis.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-26
EAGLE
PHAR NJ ACY
5496 BROADWAY.
Mattel r. r. Ponizil.
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VARTE SVOJE PIVO donna.

ne 'Nearbeer" ale chutne slime penive
pivO. Dodame vam pivnf eXtrakt
Victoria, z ktereho si die nasich Wy
ZkouSenych receptu muzete pripraviti
znamenite piVO. Cena eXtraktu ma IA
galonu lezaku obnaSi $500. Varenf pi-
va donna a zasilani eXtraktu do statu
prohibicnfch jest mezich zakona Po-
slete obnos Il obdrzite zasflku vypla-
cenou. Nyroba eXtraktu nebude DO
prvnim prosinci MONA, zasobte Sc tu-
dfz ihned. VICTORIA SUPPLY CO.,
800 Morton Bldg, New York.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-06-28

r. D. Sowen as chief of police. Tht
grand jury, which indicted several pc
licemen, recommended the. removal Q.
Sowell's successor, C. A. Sherry, chief
The State Aerie of the Fraterna
Order of Eagles, which met in conven.
ton in Lynchburg yesterday after
elccting officers for The ensuing year
adjourned yesterday afternoon to meet
next year in Norfolk. The new off
GERS are: President j. w. Henley, Nor
folk; vice president, C. H. Causey, jr.
Suffolk; chaplain, C. Vernon Sratley
Hampton; conductor, w. P Robertson
Portsmouth; secretary, Hulst Glenn
Stanton; treasurer, Joel T. Brown
Petersburg; inside guard, I. J. Burns
Lynchburg; outside guard, J. NJ. Allen
Richmond; trustee, three years, S. |
Hirschberg. Richmond.
An advocate of the practice-what-
you-preach method, Rev. H. B. Vaught.
pastor of the Mary Street Methodist
Church, Bristol, is in the harvest field
aiding the farmers to harvest the bum,
per crop of wheat. He has cut the
entire crop of wheat on one farm and
is now seeking more wheat to cut. Mr..
Vaught was born and reared in the
middle West and is well acquainted
with farming methods. ! In summing
up his qualifications he said: q
can operate any make Of binder or
reaper and know the game from bot
tom up"
Mayor Ainslic of Richmond yester-
day afternoon suspended Chief of
Police Sherry, Captain George Pollock
and Detective Bertucci, pending the
hearings in the proposed custer pro-
ceedings to be instituted probably to-
day by Judge Richardson. Chief
Sherry had previously suspended
Policeman Strain, who will also come
under the action of the judge.
The entire matter is now up to
Judge Richardson, who, it is believed,
will issue the necessary formal notices
to the men concerned today. If this
is done, it is expected that the entire
proceedings will have reached an end
within few days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-06-28
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Asking for damages to the amount
| of $4,000, Fl. Vaughan-Lloyd has
brought suit for damages against Har'
nv F. Sweet, former leader of the
"purity squad" of Richmond on tn;
ground of malicious intention to IN
iure the good name of the plaintiff
Some months ago Vaughan-Lloyd was
arrested by Sweet on the charge OF
interfering with an officer in the dis
charge of his duty. Sweet went into
the baggage-room, which had been
left in charge of Vaughan-L!oyd: with
the intention Of searching a trunk
in the quest of liquor. Vaughan
Lloyd refused to allow Sweet to con-
tinue his search, saying that he was
acting upon express orders. AS re-
suit Sweet swore out warrant
charging Vaughan-Lloyd with inter
fering with him in the discharge OF
his duty. When the case was tried
in court Vaughan-Lloyd was acquit-
ted.
William Sampsell, aged about -
years; Raymond Viands, -, and Elton
Thomas, about the same age, have
lust come to grief after an experience
of robbery and attempted train wreck
ing. The three boys left Luray or
Monday night and walked to the town
Of Stanley, eight miles south, where
they broke into the general merchan-
disc store of Shryock 6 Fultz and stole
quantities of eatables and firearms. The
trio then sought to wreck a passenger
train on the Norfolk and Western
Railway near the scene of their rob-
berry. By placing heavy distractions
on the track and tying heavy pieces
of iron to the railing, it is believed
that the lads expected to capture eli
the booty that might result from the
wrecking Of fast passenger train.
Fortunately the distractions were dis
covered by section men a short time
before the arrival of the train which
was the intended victim. Detectives
were soon on the trail of the youths:
and they were brought to Luray. The
bows were sent to the Virginia house
of correction until they are p years
of age.
Gov. Westmoreland Davis yester-
day afternoon issued requisitlon pa
ners with which detective sergeant
will go to Lima, Chic, to bring back to
ping. Walters statement concerning
automobile policeman, under lndict-
ment in Richmond with several other
sleuths on charges involving bootleg"
cling. Walters statment concerning
men "higher up" on the force was
largely responsible for the removal OF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-06-28
MURDER OF SEELHORSE.
Peters Says lie Can Prove His Slayer
Owned Suit Case Containing
Liquor.

\.
Commissioner of Prohibition j. Sid
neys Peters declares that his depart
ment has positive evidence to prove
that James A. Davis, colored, an al
legged bootlegger, who shot and killed
Inspector ]. C. Shclhorse Tuesday
night on a Southern Railway train at
Alexandria, owned the%suit casc-con'
tanning forty-five pinti of whisky. Mr..
Peters said that it can be proved that
Davis boarded the train at the Union
Station, in Washington, with the
whisky in his possession.
In regard to the shooting Of lnspec-
tor Shelhorse, of the State Prohibition
Department. Mr.. Peters said: "lnspec-
tor She!horse was an able and fearless
officer, who died in the discharge OF
his duty. We are all very much dis"
tressed by his death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-06-28
Splendid tonic ? ?
Says Hixson Lady VIM, On Doe
sss's Advice, Took Cardu
Aud Is Now w I'll

Hixson, Tenn.-"About 10 years e2s
I was. =" says Mrs. J. B. Gadd, OF
this place. II suffered with pain In
my left side, could not sleep at night
with this pain, always IN the left
side...
MY doctor told me to | Sc Cardui l
took one bottle, which helped me and
after my baby came, was stronger
and better, but the pain was still
there.
l at first let 1t go, but began to get
weak and in run-do7 n condition,
30 decided to try some more Carduls
which I did.
This last Cardui which I took made
me much better, in fact, cured me. 1t
has been a number Of years, Still !
have no return Of this trouble.
I feel 1t was Ca 'dui that cured me,
and T recommend it as 2 splendid fe'
male tonic" Q
Don't allow yourself to becdda
weak and run.do wn from wonanl!
troubles. Take Cal dui It should surL7
ly help you, as 1t has so many thoS
sands Of other women in the past 40
years. Headache, backache. Eideache
nervousness, slice plessnese. arsa-ouS
feeling, are all signs of womanly 10Y
bic. Other women get ralieS by takins
CezEEL Why naH coax al druggists
Nclss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-06-28
Notice

Notice is hereby given, that ln:con-
fornity with the provision OF an Act
of the General Assembly Of Virginia
approved March 10, 1915, CActs 1916
Chapter LAG, pages 21s-22S-224), The
undersigned will on the Sth day 'o1
July, 1918, apply to the Corporation
Court of the City of Alexandra, Tor
a license to purchase, store, and sell
wine for sacramento purposes, pure
whisky and pure brandy and pure
fruit, ethyl, and grain alcohol for
medicinal, scientific, mechanical and
pharmaceutical purposes; and to pur-
chase and use ardent spirits and al
cohol for the manufacture cf favorins
extracts, toilet, medicinal and anti
septic preparations or solutions, ana
patent and proprietary medicines, as
provided in the said Act of the AS
sembly.
C. j. w. Summers.
June 81 1918.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-06-28
BosCHEEs GERMAN SYRUP.

Why use ordinary cough remedies
when Boschce's German Syrup has
been used so successfully for fltty-tWo
years in all parts of the United States
for coughs, bronchitis, colds settled in
The throat. especially lung troubles.
It gives the patient good nights
rest free from coughing, with easy
expectoration in the morning, gives
nature chance to soothe the inflamed
parts, throw off the disease helping
the patient to regain his health. Sold
bv Leadbeater Drug Corporation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-06-28
BEACH & WOOD
Alexandria, Va.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
Fish,, Oysters, CLANS and Craba
Corner of King and Union SITS. :.
Fish received daily from our neSs ano
prices lower than the lowest
To be convinced give US
call.
Country orders solicited and
promptly attended to. Our terms
best references or money orders.
Bell phone 422.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-20

! make application for permit. although
80 grazing fee chmrgp viii be made Tor
stock entitled 20 exemption. All,
however. will RAY the assessments un-
der permit made ~ the local associa-
sson. Cor sailing. etc.
The grazing privileges are allotted
H. accordance vita certain auailflca.
tlons % residence. ownership of pro-
Forrest range, ard past use. as followsl
Prior uscrn--one having regularly
usrd the Forrest range prior 20 the
creation Of the National Forrest and
continuously under paid permit there-
after. This H. the ranking privilege.
where the prier user has winter range
or hay lands commenwnrate with the
number ~ stock suranicred on the
Forest Where the pricr user does
not own commensurate range or hay
lands. shc privilege ordinarily ranks
somewhat under the Glass ~" indivt-
dual who does own such property.
Class ~A''--Smaii. ownerN--Any one
owning and actually residing on Ina.
proved ranch property. dependent up
on the forest range 20 make his ranch
nay ana who either has open range
or produces hay on his decided ianda
to winter tao number % stock sum-
mered on the Forest, and stlll owns a
total nnmter of stock less than the
protective limit. The protectice limit
on the Wtnaha for cattle and horses
nveraran Is head and Cor sheep and
goats 200 head. Six sheep can be con-
sldcrcd as one COW or horse IN fixing
the Class OF an applicant. One cannot
he In both Class IA and "R" ~ The
same time. Except under unusual
circumaancss no reductions wih BE
made N numbers allowed Class "A
permittees.
Class ~B~--This class comprises
those having the same qualifications
a. Class "a only owning more than
the protective limit % stock All CON-
panies. partnerships and corporations
are usually IN Class "B". Alec, AZ
previously stated. those having used
the range prior 10 the creation Of the
Forest. but who do not own eommen-
surate lands
An class -B' applicants ara subject
10 = sliding scale reduction 70 provide
far new Class "A applicants. where
nppllcafion has heen made s montha
~ advance % the opening Of the
grazing seasons. which i Aprn ] on
fhe Wennha Forrest for cattle mad
horses. where tho class p" per-
mitsae has used the range for three
successive seasons without reduction,
he becomes regular for the lowest
number granre during that time.
Three years successive use Is also
necezsary hpfsre = Glass "A" permit
Zee becomes regular and IL cntitiea
fo naIre his privilege back 20 the
government in event ~ sAle of ianda
~ stock OF both. The EoYprnment
may then assign all or part@of thiA
privilege 20 the purchaser
Glass 'scs' embraces All who do NOT
ran Ia class "a" and n. specuia-
tors may huy and soil. owners ~ stock
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-20
DO YOU MISS SOME INDIAN BOY

simmer IN the United States navy.
and left short time ago for Bren-'
erton navy yard. He Is the son 81
Mrs. Madeline Perry, and rs minor.
John Montana. a fun blood papao
Indian 81 Arizona. was called in tho
May draft from Umaiilla county, ,ann
Is now at Camp LOWS.
Alden clark. a fun blood Indian
from california. was drafted Into the
National Army from umatiila county
In July, 1913. and II now IN caiifor'
MIA.
Financial support.
The first Liberty Loan Campaign
In 1917 met with but little response
from the Umatilia Indians and they
showed little enthusiasm IN the mat
ter. There were. however. a few eN-
copfions and a few bonds sere pur.
chased. but only IN small amounts.
They awakened in this matter before
Z the second Liberty Loan was In pro-
greas. and they soon saw the need of
their helping in this work, ar well a.
in other war drives. Il N gratifying
20 state that during the second LIB
erty Loan campaign of 1917, there
were forty-fiye indian SUBSCRIBERS who
bought bonds aggregating s2s,iSo,
and in the third campaign there we're
I ~ Indians subscribed s25.500 worth
Of bonds.
The records Of the Indian agency
Z disclose the following facts concern
I ing subscriptions 20 the various LIB
erfy Loans by Indians OF the Ieserya'
tion.
engft. sy.t... =. ftsfaan sss.av ofa
school elFi. is the proud posseHaor of
+ liberty bonds In the sum 81 s6Ye7s
+ while Louise Martin, her half sister
owns gItDo worth 81 bonds. Aieigl
f Wilson, an indian of the Fesersati"n.
/ living IN idaho. owns $4,000 worth ~
bonds An old indian woman eighty
years of age. named TaiwaiogoNn.
I ansbcrihed for $4,000 worth ~ bonds
4 while John snyder, q young Indian
of the reservation. owns bones 90 the
amount ~ sag50.
Walter Peo. a ten year old grand
son ~ CHIEF peo, has helped hin RoFs
arnmeni 10 the extent ~ the purchase
of $1,000 worth 81 bonds. A1dF"w
jackson. a Young Indian now af camp
Lewis. aud Hafle IRobie, another In
dian a Camp Humphrey. Va each
subacribad for $1,000 worth ~ Liberty
bonds before they Joined the army
A fhe Indian school during the
school year ~ tgt7-ih, the fbfah
stamp Campaign Was kept hefore fhs
Indian children al the time. ana al
MOST every one - the 30 children -
attendance owned thrift stamps ana
war saving stamps ~ the CLOSE ~
the school year. these stamps Nefe
turned 0Yer 80 the children sbeolnte#
Z a., wlth the Injunction 20 eoniinue
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-20

, vi. hout range or lands partnerships
whore ono owns stock and the other
land. etc. are always IN class &C.
ThlH class - given range only when
T. Is not desired BY prior Users. class
"A" ana "R- applicants. All class
&C. privileges are denied before =
redaction = made IN Class "n'.
In order 10 retain fnil grAzing pti-
Vllcxea the range must be used re-
guiarly for tho same or n larger mum.
ber of stock each season.
Certain areas are set aside for each
class oG stock 20 Rraze upon. There
fore changes from sheep 10 cattle
and hack again are always made a.
the owners risks since there may be
a lack ~ rnnee Tor the stock for which
appiication d made.
Followimg are a few simple ana
safe rules for all stoekmen using or
contemplating the use of the National
Forest ranges 70 follow.
l. Apply early, using the regular
blank which can be had ON request
from any Forrest officer.
2. Answer all questions fully and
truthfully. since your rating Is based
on the information given. and misre.
presentation win result In loss of
wraninr privileges. Apply months In
advance OF tha opening OF the graz
Ing season. II you desire an increase in
numbers.
,. Apply for nothing you do not
own or have contracted for and. un.
der no consideration. attempt 10 take
stock belonging to others in with
yours
4. send the yellow slip Cletter OF
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-20
DO YOU KNOW HOW A NATIONAL FOREST is
GOVERNED HERE ARE WENA4A RANGE RULES

aransmittaiD 10 DAYS before the open-
inr of the gfaxins season 10 the
United states National Bank at P"r'.
land, oregon. with a draft - money
order Tor the FUN amount shown ON
the stir. Never send personal
check. as Il win he returned TO YOU
8. ray an approved asscsrsactNs q
your local association covered by
special rules.
3. Take up all matters attectine
your interests on the range WIN the
local rangers and the advisory soaru
OF the local association.
z. Report all fires 10 the nearest
Forest officer and extingnish ah On
Your own allotment or range. Y pos.
HIhle, since this Is the largest part OF
the consideration agreed upon when
your permit Is issued.
\. Never buy stock OF any KIND IN
the behalf that you win get the owners
Eraxine privilege. until you have first
consulted with Forest officer, since
many men are mistaken. even though
sincere ln their conviction that they
have certain rights OF which they may
dispose. !.
.. N you don't belong TO the local
association Join Il az once and assist IN
the work of beitering the conditton
of the Forest and the community a.
well as yourself.
10. Last bus not least. don't forget
to do not only your bit. but your
best. by contributing 10 every drive
for funds to heiy the boys ''over there
even " It takes the COW with the CALI,
for II we do not win this war. you
may have but little use for either
range or stock after II Is over.