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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-03-22

There is considerable com
plant about the high prices OF
substitutes for wheat flour,
but as soon as the government
can get around to it, the pro.
liabilities are that a limit will
be placed on these also and their
skyward flight curbed. The
government really should have
been prepared to do this before
ordaining its present substitute
decree. Uncle Sam has had his
hands full. but he will soon put
the clamps on food proliteering.
In the meantime be patient. The
substituting is a necessity else
Uncle Sam would not have re.
quired it of us.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-03-22
Let me be a little kinder,
Let me be a little binder

Let me be a little kinder,
Let me be a little binder
To the faults of those about me
Let me praise a little more;
Let me be. when ] am weary,
Just n little bit more CHEEKY.
Let me serve little better,
Those that am striving for.
Let me be a little braver
When temptation bids me
waver;
Let me strive "A little harder
To be all that | should be;
Let me be a little mcckcr
With the brother that is
weaker.
Let me think more of my
neiphbor.
And n little less of me Tx.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-03-22
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. as they cannot reach
thc disr-s,d portion Of the ear There 10
only one way Go cure deafness, and that 10
bN constitutional remedies Deafness ls
eaus,t nN au iuhamvd condition OF the mu-
Ctus lining uf the Eustachlan Tube. when
lhis tung is iuhtmtd you have a rumbling
sound ur imperfect hearing. and when Il 10
entirely closed Deafness Is the result ana
uuIyss the Inflammation can be taken out
Nnt this tube restored 20 its normal condi-
Non hearing Will be destroyed forever; nine
'dsys Out 90 ten are caused by catarrh,
which Is nothlns but an innamed condition
~ the mucous surfaces
We will give one Hundred Dollars for any
cannot be cured BY Hairs Catarrh Cure
stnd for circulars free.
J CHENEY 4 co, Toledo Ohio.
sold ~ Druggists. T5c.
Take Halls Family pills for constipation
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-03-22

During the year 1917 some
800 acres of the right of way
and other lands of the Oregon
Washington Railroad 4 Naviga
tion Company, western unit of
the Union Pacific System. were
planted TO vegetables. These
railroad war gai dcns varied iu
size, and were titled hy more
than one thousand employees.
Many employees are home own
ers, and they planted vegetables
in lieu Of flowers aud spadrd
up their lawns To grow food pro
duets, More war gardens will
be planted this spring. TN,
employees who used COMPANY
lands last year have asked for
the privilege of using them
again, In many instances their
applications We're filled during
the fall months. Fertilizers are
being put ON the land and ar
rangements made TO irrigate.
Present indications are that AN
the company land available will.
be under cultivation this year
AS an aid 10 the gardeners, {. !
l.. Smith, agriculturist of the
company, has prepared a book
let giving information us 10 the
preparation of the soil, fartiliZ
ing, seed selection, the correct
method of planting and cultiva.
tion and other valuable advice.
This booklet is free and may be i
had 10y application 10 the Gen |
eral Passenger Agent of the
company i'm Portland.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-03-22
Chambers -KenwOrthy Co.
Funeral Directors and EmbaImers
nm Kerby Strret, Al Ilmerson

III kerby Street, at Emerson
A FIlW FACTS
!, The oldest established undertak ing
business north of Knott street.
z, MI, Chambers Is the only g.. A. X.
uudertaker IN the city OF Portland.
3. Mr.. keuWoTlhy is an Acknowledged
expert ln emh'lmiug, Demi surgery aud
funeral direction.
4. Why have Your beloved deceased
taken through the congested business
districts when perfect service aud night
puees may be obtained in your own
community.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-03-22

Bill Hart in THE Silent Man"
at The Multnomah Theatre Sun
day. This is one Of his best
productions and one you will
want To- see.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-03-22

II you want job printing done
don't overlook us. We want to
do all the printing for 50. Johns
people. For commercial print
my this office is we'll equipped
and we know how To do il.
Prices are lower than the same
class of work is done in Port.
land. because our expenses are
less, Any support along the
printing line that any citizen or
business man can give us will be
highly appreciated. Please don't
forget.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-03-22

II you have anything TO sell.
Try our Pcnny.A-Word Column.
To ascertain the exact cost count
'aCh word, initial or abbrevia
ton.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-03-22
PENNY-A-WORD COLUMN

Advertisements under this head
ing one cent a word, Minimum
charge 20 cents.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-03-22

ST. Johns Fair Store. T.. w.
tuy, prop; household utility
supplies and general notions.
2Oi n. Jersey ST. Highest
Iuulity goods at lowest prices
Next to Electric store.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-03-22

the soldiers and sailors who have
enlisted in the Pacific North
west.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-03-22

Some good watches for work.
ing men at S. w. Rogers.
Reasonable prices. 202 N. Jer.
sey street.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-03-22

Residents of ST. Johns having
taxes and city liens To pay in
Portland can make their pay.
mcnts without Inconvenience by
avalllng themselves of our ser
vices. We will pay same and
secure your receipt without in.
convenience 10 you. Fee, 25
cents, References: Any st.
Johns Bank Peninsula Title.
Abstract and Realty Co. 10y II.
Henderson, Manager; l02 North
Jersey street.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-03-22

Statements. envelopes, letter
heads and all other kinds of
commercial printing turned out
ON short notice aud i'm neat
and tasty style at this office.
DO not attempt 10 get along
with imprinted stationery.
when you may have il furnish
ed and nicely printed at the
Review office for small cost.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-03-22

Hear Melba any day at Cur.
rims.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-02-22

4--NoRGANIZED DISTRICT NUMBER
"a n - TWO (2).
One Hundred Fitty-Eight
(15S), Range Thirty (30).
ear or Years for which the taxes are
= = - Total Tax
Name Of Subdivision and PEN
owner. Of Section Sec. atty
n det STATES .ns* :. as* slo.4s
United States, fnwA OF
neN) Lot &c.. .... l0.Se
--nited States, swA OF neN ! 1S.0S
--nited States, seX Of neA ! 1l.2S
--rlfted States, neA OF swA S.VS
--nfted States, SEX Of swN S.0S
%. q. Brownlee. neA OF SEX 4 1l.26
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-02-22
TOWN OF TAYLOR

Township One Hundred Forty-eight
(14S), Range Thirty-one (31)
Year or Years for which the Taxes are
- = 800 &. - Total Tax
Name OF Subdivision and PEN
y4r Owner. Of Section Sec. atty
Chas. s.. Carter. nex Of swH 10 S.S4
Year or Years for which the Taxes arc
Delinquent. 1914.
BENJAMIN Carter. Sr. sen
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TOWN OF TAYLOR Continued.
Township one Hundred Forty. ight
(14S), Range Thirty One BID
Year or Years for which the Taxes are
35 - 4i9sfEa &De1fnUuent Il 81 4. SS FySSt

Delinquent, 1916.
J. o. & F. p. Howe, seA OF
r. II. Hanson { Iheo. W.
Parr (nwA Of nwA) Lot
r. II Ii. s Hanson an & Theo. W.
Parr (swA Of nwA) Lot
"a. "a. Melges ct al (seA Of
nw14 } Lot 4
Walker & Akeley ct al, nwA
Vernon Il. Cline, sen Of
"A. a. Melges ct Al, nwA Of
j. j. opsahl, SEX Of neA
Clarence Collision, swA Z Of
walker & AKeleyi 81 al, swN
of nWA IS. .3.S....
Walker & Akeley ct al, SEX
of sW
Walker & Akeley n ! al. nwA
Of seA go
Walker & Akeley ct al, swK
OF Sc Il ss.gt4. !. i.
Geo. Bryant ct Al, nwA Of.
Csc se Hcv ~ 81. 81 * . y.
Walker 81 ne& s Akeley e q. neA
Thos. w SIa, PAR, u sw q q q ! 4e 4
swA !, \. ,;.,,;.: !. !. !, S.. ! /:
= o Oaa,l q So1ilson' He "
pa1tnM x -; .SI.ni ~ 800 -
= salsl'1 iii a''' ~ AiW ~ = - -
e :..'.:.s. - .. ,IH - !.
Ds saia ~ aAu sW q -
pSeN : =: r :, = !. :.
De seIs A .'allls Co.' se - oA
Beltr e Land IN Z Co, nwA Of
sW z -; 49,. q:
a. q; I, Mleiges et a, Sc e OF
d W 81, -
1A -ea =; W. e Oh =" = "
X =, -. s. =. - -
A. ,a + Melses et al NV q o1
"a ,xai. -. - 81 .
- I I, z y M ye 81 ai' ne q OF
Ae Z. /; 80. !.
- Is. !, Al = = ses e 90 hWrA 81 " !,
" Mi =. ~. l.
-. ~ : > Melges et a., sWA OF Of
,r.ia..,ss :. s :; : J,
- :, -, Z y MeAs es .ee u, SO q OF
e Nj .as. - 81 \. ~. - 20
NV
Beltrami Land Co, NV II Of
& snWN
a. Meiges ct al, sen Of nwN
4. M Melses ct 81 a Il s NsH Of Of s swK
4. Meiees ct Ct al al III 1T q of SCI seA
James Jensen, seM Of neK
MINI. HdW. Land & Dew. Co.
swA Of neK
sex q n ne 4 ) - 80: -.
: .'eai q nw lzna : peeo 20.
neA Of Sc Z : -. -.
MINI. Hdw. land j" & Dew. c 6.
q: q Pfnpshl, s sMx4 of sen =:
ps Il avn sWA oa ....... =, g Z
aug a L Iy SCI OF seA
~ =. 3, Waiker' neH OF neg
B b. f; Mai Eand So e.. Sc Sc r. &
=. & B. walker, nwN Of nwH
"a. "A. Melges ct al, seq Of
sru,1k $500 - -; - - 81 -
,,a nH & :, I:na z, = :,
- -, - ~, 49, e 9. -
pa sWM =, I.ana - ...;x -
a en-, ~ n - -. NJ * 80 - IS -.
AZ ~ < q ,rai 90. = so - ~
a sW por. !; -. -;
sFses = - 49,
t - ~ M1nnesota, hWA OF
i,n;t.i &C.,. 1850 -
1tt tu SaA.ess ~ e " 5le e: Z,
1890 ~ fTgrss 2 -s,t
y 40 -~rL ly.l.t
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n Name of Subdivision
Owner OF Section
United States, SEX OF mex
United States, mex OF sWN
United States, (nwA Of sWN)
Lot 60. $50. 80. ..s....
United States. (sw Aof
sw " Lot 7.... $3.50. SO.
United States, seA Of swA
United states. nwA Of neA
United States, neA Of nwA
United States. (nwA Of
nwN) Lot i $50.
United States, neN Of sw "
United States, (nwA Of
s sw ~ Lot B. w. $50.
United States, (swA Of
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-02-22

.
Owner OF Section Sec. atty
tFs ne II ...s.. "a s3t}6 6.zdSj
John W. Nutter. swtA Of !.
john In ". Nutter, ! a Is; 81 ! ~
&. +. Curtis mex OF swA "a 40
q. r. Curtis, nWN OF Ew n 800 "a 5. 48
C: +. Curtis, sw e Of sw x "a 6.27
C. #. Curtis, SEX Of sW "a 40
Mary. Dunn, mel OF Sc Y 6.25
Mary Dunn, nwA Of Sc Y "a BIS
Mary Dunn, sWA OF Sc " ..s524 By
Mary Dunn, Sc n Of Sc " ~ 500
John Cudd, Jr., neA of sW n % 6.6l
10 ohm Cudd, Jr., NV n of sw a % 5.5O
~ ohm Cudd, Jr., swA Of sw a % 6.61
John Cudd, Jr., se " Sof swA 25 5.51
United States, nWA OF mel % 646
United States, neA of nwA 70 Ola
United States, nWN Of nWN % 6.14I
United States, swA Of nwM 20 81
United States, 8seN ofs-nWA Is IA
United States, neA of neA 70 4.33
John z. Turley, ne " Of Sc " % 5,39
y John T. Turley, nwH Of seN 20 sac
John T. Turley, sw of sell 20 539
John 4. Turley, sen Of sell 20 $40
\ John r. Wiger, neN OF neN 81 6.13
w ohm 4. Wiger, nWN of neA 81 6.12
Hans G.. Nelson (sWA Of
ssw " Lotse4 ~ 81 1854
Hans c. Nelson, SCI Of sw N 81 14.61
& John T. Wiger, sWA Of sell 81 GA
/ John T. Wiger. SCI Of Sc 81 6.74
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UNORGANIzED DISTRICT NUMBER 2
sss5s 8sSl s Continued. M
Township one Hundred Fifty.Seven
1870, Range Thirty $50.
Yer or Years for which the Taxes are
81 ~ ~ Delin0,ient 1916,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-02-22

Township One Hundred Forty
Range Thirty-one (31
Year or Years for which the !.
Delinquent, 1916.
Name Of ubdivision
Owner. Of Section s,
Chas. Newsstand, mex of
chas: : Newsstand, sen 81
Lillian upland ineH ] Of yW ! I; !.
rhos' 5. Upland, nwA s ii II .
Thos: Q. Upland. swA of
sWA $3.50 =
TOWN OF SUGAR BUS
Township One Hundred Fo
t147), Range Thtrty-one .
Year or Years for which the
Delinquent. 1916.
owner. Of Section 81
Minnie Z. Jennings (seA OF
nWA) Lot 6 =. 85
A. a: Melges ct al, swA Of
Minnie Rs I. Jennings, sen ~ 81
4. AZ 4 Meises ct ii, i nsN 81
A. y \; Meiises:..es,ti al al ne ~ 81
a. e 4. Me Gig; 81 I; al. NV Of
"A. 4 Me il IS; !. ct "a: !; + mex :; Of
A. "A. Meiges ct al (nwA Of
nwN) Lot 3. :. 80. $500.
a. a: Melges ct al, swA Of
a x x Meieees ct al, a;e si'..' ii
. 4. u : Meisea ct Al, nwN Of I
a. <: Meiges ct ali ii; Ne Il ii &.
A. z 4: M 1; {. ct al q tnwH Of
ne W Lot 2 ........,. .}.s..t
Beltrami, Land Co, swA q
4. 4: Meiges 81 al, Sc y Of
Beit 1t Land Land Co, ineN 81
nWA Lot 3 .....a.S.. 80. -
A. A. Melges ct al (nwA of
"a nwA) Lot 4 ............
A. a.. Melges ct al, swA OF
Be III Land Co.. i s ;;ii' Of
a. a 4: Meiees ct al. ne y. Of
4. x <: Me els; IS ct i: al, nwN 81
Be1trsmi Land Co.. sex d
Be iMa Land SC. CO.. neH ;oi
"A. a M ifs 81 I: al & nv X 8
leisss ct ! ! a. i sw Il 8, j, !,
e: Msisss Il / a i, u L Is i Il
a. "A A. Meiees Z st s: al i, ;ln i !; Of
81 nw14) Lot Z ............
"a. A: Melges et.al, SEX OF
Be III Land Co, ineH Of
Be aM IN Land CO GO. lsw vi Of
Beitrami Land Co. (seA Of
snwA) Lot 8 ............
Beltrami Land Co. (swA of
swN) Lot 8 ....
Beltrami Land Co., SEX Of
a. IN Meiges ct al, mel ne Of ci: neH
Beltrami Land Co, NV " Of
Be II Land &, Co.. seN OF
Be Ira Land Co. 5; neA Of
Be hM 4 Land CO. t ;;;:;; OF
nwA) Lot 1 ......:...:.
Martin p. Sven, ne 4 Of mel
A. a.. Melges ct al, nwA Of
A. n 4 Meiees It al, nwK q
A. A. Meises I. ct Al, nvK 81
a: "A 4: Meiees ct al, svK Of
A. "A 4 Meises ct al, nwK Of
4. z 4: Meiees . ct al. SEX Of
Be iii Land Co, nwK Of
Be iMa Land Co.. swN 81
4. "A 4: Meises : ct al. sen Of .
q. M N. Palmer. neH Of swN j
q. M. Palmer, nwN Of swA ]
q. M. Palmer, swZ Of swA !
G, M. Palmer, SEX Of sWA /
q. M. Palmer, NV Y Of SEX ]
@. M. Palmer, swK Of SEX /
A.. A. Melges ct al, nwA OF
A. A. Meiges ct al, swN Of !.
nwA
A. "a: Melges ct: al. SEX Of !,
A. a. Meiges ct al, mex Of .
a. "A x. Melges !; ct al, Lot a.. i
Beltrami Land Co.. nwA OF .
Beltrami Land Co, swN Of !,
A. = 4 { Meiieesss ct al. SEX Of
A. q "A. Melees Il Z al, l. lnwX Of .
nwA) Lot 1...........
Ester Getchell, SEX Of swA ]
Henry NJ. Johnson swA OF ,
Henry sMy Nj. Johnson iseX Of
swA) Lot ........... =
Christopher Lauvik. swK Of .
Christopher Lauvii. SEN Of .
waller aHa Greer. nwH Of is;w.X !
Christopher Lauvik. neH OF
Christopher Lauvik. nwA Of .
SEX ..s.......s...~. 2
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UNoRGANIzED DISTRICT NUMBER 2
Il g Continued. 81 .S
township One Hundred Fifty-EtGht
Sid (i58), Range Thirty SOD.
Year or Years for which the Taxes are
S DELINQUENT, 1916. 52S
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-02-22

TOWN OF BLAcKDUcK.
rovp eias Range Sas HShasse TGs si
Year or Years for which the Take
.sSs. 8, n q Tota
Name Of Subdivision and
owner. Of Section Sec.
K. p oberg. {neA Of nwK }
K. +: oeberig.. / I tn Y !; d 81 nw,j
| q. e. e. MorK : ;.' swA Of swH
81: Stelhus e 81 Chapman
9. r. E: s e sw 4 10 Il Chapman iiii
g. ~ y. steihus & 3. Chapman
g. q. Stelhus & p. Chapman Y,
(seA Of sw1 " Lot
g. Mall, (neA Of neA) Lot /
g Mall NAL, 1nW Of mel Lot 2 2
q Mall Mall t SnWk 81 nn nKAa5 lG ao {
9. 1. steihus & /. Al i:;;i is SEX
Of seK) Lot q .. n. D. \. !.
J. A.Wentworth, nwN Of sell s.
J. a. Wentworth. (seK Of
N. N II ineH 81 ne X q
Geo. 3: Rice. ! i ! acre Il, tract ii
], sehwege IL ne Il III 81 L n Il :; 4; l. l.
J. schwegel, nwA OF nwH -
G. +. Rancore, nWA Of swH 70
j. G. Thompson, sell OF swH n
Northern Cedar e Lbr. Co. x
Northern Cedar & Fl Ibr + q. G..
s., u rods OF neA swA !. IA
Z. ]. " !, Barrackman, (swA Of
r. j. Barrackman. iseH Of q
SEX Lot s.. 80. 800. Is
J. r: kennedy. (seA Of neHj
.. y. Burr. tnez Of . I s $ KS
F. Sex : n; 81 &; swN II Il b
+ Newcomb, nWA OF swA II
q. Newcomb, swA Of swK II
+. NeWcomb. SEX Of swA q
z. @. Patterson, sell Of nwE Is
Milo s. Tourtellatt. neK Of
MILO ); Tourteiloit.. i nwH I: : 81
Milo 8. Tourteilott. (swN 81
Mic g, I :. Tourteilott, sex 81
g. sator. neg q aeA go: 80, IS IS
g sutor. swA Of sen -. is
g Sutor, SEX Of Sc IS
Nett1e 3. Jamison. SEX Of
B. :. Osborn. neH Z 81 sen :; 4. i. !. IS IS @
=. %. Osborn, nwA Of SEX 20
B e. Osborn. swH OF sci IS
2: q; Osborn. SEX Of sell y
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-02-22
TOWN OF RAPID RIVER

mine (159)s
Taxes are
and PEN.
Sec atty
Total Tax
86 20
Taxes are
.ss.e. are
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-02-22

(. TOWN OF GUDRD Continued.
Township One Hundred Sixty (160),
Range Thirty (3O).
Year or Years for which the Taxes are
Delinquent, 1916.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-06-14
Correspondence
SOUTH WATERFOWL.

Charles F. Wendt and sons motored
to Milford and Jefferson Sunday after
noon.
Miss Rennata Hoefler closed a sue
cessful term of school in district No.
7 Friday and picnic was held Satur-
day.
Ernst Nieman and Herman Schroe-
der were at Jefferson one day last
week.
George Weber and Miss Rennata
Hoefier of Watertown and Henry Indra
and family called at the home OF
Charles F. Wendt Sunday evening.
Miss Mary Kreppel of Chicago is Wis
iting at the parental home.
Ernst Nieman and family spent Sun
day afternoon with C. F. Strauss and
wife at Watertown.
Otto Munzel and family visited John
Hesse and family Monday evening.
A few from here attended the grad
uating exercises at WatertOwn Tues
day evening.
School in district No. II closed
Tuesday.
Henry Stark and family of Grellton
Miss Annie and John Stark of Denver
Colo, and Mr. and Mrs. Matt Hertel
and son visited G. F. Wendt and fami-
ly on Monday evening
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-06-14

Miss Pearl O'Brien was Milwau-
kee visitor today.
O. R. Mierswa of Oshkosh was a Wis
itor here Thursday.
Miss Kitty Wick has returned from
visit in GAINESVILLE.
William Kohls was business Wis
itor in Madison Wednesday.
Attorney r. w. Lueck transacted
business in Milwaukee today.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hilgendori
spent Thursday at Randolph.
A. J. O'Brien & Sons will ship live
stock on Wednesday, June 10.
Miss Nora Norbert has gone to Mil
waul:ee for an indefinite stay.
Miss Dorothy Murphy and D. j
Sommerfield are visiting relatives in
Black Earth
Sylvester Carol and Richard EN-.
erson journeyed to OconomOwOc Wed.
nesday, making the trip on bicycles.
Sergt A. Hahn of Camp Taylor
Kentucky, was visitor at the home OF
his brother, William A. Hahn, route
4, today.
R. A. Zimmerman of Menominee is
visitor at the home of his parents
Mr. and Mrs. August Zimmerman.
Cady street He will leave tomorrow
for Beloit to report for military in
struction in the gas engine depart
ment.
Home smoked hams special
for Saturday 32c, also picnic
hams Csc, pork liver 12c, calf
liver soc, Cocoa brand OleOmar-
garine soc, summer sausage
Csc, at Ernst Oschmann's, 4O5
Main street (fOrmerly Bittner's
stand).
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Women Must Register

Notice is hereby given that all ma
tives, citizens, denizens or subjects OF
the German Empire or of the German
Imperial Government, being females
of the age of IA years and upwards.
who are within the United States and
not actually naturalized as American
citizens, residing in the city of Water
town, Wisconsin, are required to reg
lister as German alien females.
Such registration shall be done at
my office in the city hall of said city
during the period commencing June II
and ending June 36, 1918.
Each registrant is required to pro-
vide four photographs of herself, not
larger than by 3 inches in size, on
thin paper, with light background
The photograph shall be of the shout
ders and full face, without hat or other
head covering.
Any German alien female required
to register, who does not register with
in the time and in the manner spec1-
fed, shall be subject to severe pen
alties.
For further information apply to the
undersigned
Charles Pieritz,
Chiei Of Police of the City OF
Watertown, Wis.
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PENNINGTON.

Leon Boutelle and family of Milford
spent Sunday at the home of G. E.
Pitzner.
Edward Weber and Mr.. and Mrs
George DuenOW of Beloit were over
Sunday visitors with relatives here.
Quite a number from here attended
the meeting of the County Council of
Defense at Jefferson Sunday.
Isabelle and Carl Weber were over
Sunday visitors at Fort Atkinson.
Their sister Violet returned with them
on Monday to spend the summer vaca-
ton at her home here.
Oscar Pitzner and Will Holzworth
of Little Prairie spent a few days in
this vicinity.
Esther and Alfred Sabel were visit
ors at the home of c. F. Weber We'd
nesday evening.
Earl Winkenwerder attended the
HOlstein sale at Milwaukee last week.
Miss Bertha Weber spent Wednes-
day at the home of Charles Sabel.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-06-14
ST. HENRY'S STUDENTS
TO RECEIVE DIPLOMAS

The closing exercises of st. Hen
rvs school will take place at st. Hen
rvs hall Tuesday and Thursday ev-
enings, June Is and 81, at O'clock.
With the exception of the valedictOry
address, the same program will be
rendered on Tuesday and Thursday.
The valedictory will be given only on
Thursday evening.
The class has taken great pains to
present good program. A patriotic
class play, "The Cloud and the Silver
Lining" will be the feature OF the
program. The Rev. Francis Schwinn
will award diplomas to eighteen stu
dents, as follows:
| Merle HalversOn, Urban HrObsky,
Fred Klecker, Edwin Kehr, Arthur
Loukota, Joseph Richter, Elmer Mat
ter, Cyril Feisst, Margaret Motl, Do
lores Sheblak, Mary Nistler, Gertrude
Euper, Florence Lubinsky, Norma
Oestreicher, Irene Molzahn, Gertrude
Matter, Leona Kellermann, Florence
Stangler.
The class motto is Upward and
Onward" the class colors red and
white, the class flower red rose. The
program:
May Bells Peal------------H. Siemert
Chorus --------------------
Examination Day----Our Little Ones
MUSIC
The Bugle Call---------------
Through kindness of August Hence
Music Observation-Disclosures
1.-The Cloud and It's Silver Lining"-a
drama in two acts. Characters:
Margaret FentOn--F Florence Lubinsky
Mrs Fenton, her mother
-------------Nor Norma Oestreicher
Elizabeth ---Dolore Sheblak
Katie and Nellie, Mrs. Fenton's
Children
Frances Boelter, Agatha Breunig
Christine, Mrs. Fenton's sister
-----------------FlO Florence Stangler
Madam Willbanks Kellermann
Adela, her daughter----Ruth BOelter
Madam Darlington Florence Lubinsky
Harriet, her daughter------Oli Giese
Elizabeth, housekeeper-
Margaret MOtl
Hannah Gertrude Matter
Lena, servant-------M Mary Nistler
Bertha MOlzahn
Angel Gertrude Euper
Voices of ring----------Carl BOhm
Revel of the Witches Hoist
Drill, Our Country's Flag--
Music Observation-Disclosures
ValedictOry
Music by Mrs. c. A. Feisst, Misses
Bernadette Scheiber, Gertrude Eu-
per, Henrietta Neither, Caroline
Buchach
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-06-14
GERMANS MAY BECOME
NATURALIzED CITIZENS NOW

Alien enemies are placed in a posi-
ton to become fully naturalized under
certain conditions through the natur-
alization law passed by congress on
May 20, which was interpreted to
Clerk of the Courts c. C. Mas of Mil
kee. Subjects of Austria or Germany
who have filed petitions for second pa
pers two years before the war, may
be admitted to citizenship if their 10y
atty record is good, the law states. If
the president sanctions it, alien enc
mics who declared their intention
subsequent to April 6, 1915, of becom-
ing citizens, may be taken in as citi-
zens, providing the department OF
justice approves of their case. Not
only a good record of loyalty is re-
quired but it must be ascertained
| whether the petitioner has sworn al
legiance to this country under the
German dual code permitting allegi-
ance to two nations.