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The daily progressive-miner. [volume] (Ketchikan, Alaska) 1915-1919, 1918-10-29
AIR MAIL RECORD PERFECT
Service During September Made With
NO Interpreted Flights

SO CTpTctCu TbyTtS
The Pest Office Department author
ICES The following:
The record of the Air Mail Service
betweel Washington, Philadelphia.
and Now York for the month OF Sep
TENDER was 100 per cent perfect.
The operation of the airplanes, con-
structel for the Post. Office Depart
mcnt, by civilian pilots OF the Postal
Service was inaugurated August Il.
The record of all the flights from this
date to the LIST Of September. except
two, WAS 100 per entssperfect, the
score, of two fights being reduced to
SO per cent by reason of forced land
ings.
The September report covers the
first fuil month or operation under en-
tirely civilian organization, and the
round-tr,p flight was made each day
without a break in the. service. The
distance covered by these flights was
1851 niles; the total time consumed
1876 hours and 8 minutes: the total
weight oi mail carried was 1919
pounds.
During the month there were but
three forced landings, and these were
not sucn as to interrupt the flights.
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EXPECT ALL SHOE
RETAILERS TO OBSERVE
SELLING RULES

b. N. Baruch chairman of the War
Industries Board, authorizes the fol-
lowing.
Every store IL the United States
selling shoes at retail is expected by
the War Industries Board to 90 under
the retailers pledge to observe the
rules anG regulations for selling stan
lard shoes. Plans Of Standardization
with price ranges from $500 to $3.50
5000 TO $3.50, $3.50 to $12. and con-
servato1 program were announced
recently by b. NJ. Baruch, chairman
of the War Industries Board.
Apply to All Stores
The regulations apply with equal
force 10 the country general merch-
andise dealer as to the city depart
ment store and the city merchant who
specializes in boots and shoes. Every
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DES MONIES PAPER HAS
sc WOMEN ON ITS STAFF

DIES MONIES The Register and
Tribune boasts Sc young women on its 4
staff. Nineteen OF tfi. humber are in !
the editorial department and 10 are,
soliciting and handling the advertising
matter. The other "a are in the bust
ness and circulation end. The Service
Flag with 20 stars. accounts for It,
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DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR
United States Land OHieo


Juneau, Alaska. August 20, 1918
Notice is hereby given that Paul
Nordstrom Of Hadley. Alaska. has
filed in this office notice Of his inten-
ton to submit final five year proof in
support OF his homestead application
for the following described tract. sit
uated in Lat. So 1875 N. Long. 1872
1S' W. on the east coast of Prince Of
Wales Island. Lyman Anchorage and
west shore Of small blight known as
Hole-in-the-Wall. described as U S.
forest survey 43 and as follows:
Beginning at Cor. No. l, NJ G. on
line of ordinary high tide said blight.
whence U. s. l.. M. No. bears 8. %
81 81" Fl. 1894 chs, thence N. So So
w. 1903 chs, to Cor. No. 3. thence
N. 39' 81 E. 1891 chs. to Cor. No.
3. thence s. So OF e. SOS chs. to Cor.
No. NJ. C. on said line Of ordinary
high tide, thence meandering said
line. "a S. Il As e. 40 chs. (2) N.
So IS e. $50 chs. go s. 49, w. 1000
chs, "a S. So IS w. 40 chs. (5)
N. go As W. 100 chs, (8) 8. = A.
w. $50 chs, "a 8. go a. e. ITO chs.
go S. 40 Is w. 100 chs. co. N. 40
49, W. $50 chs. (10) N. So Is r 100
chs, ul) N. 55' IS W. 100 chs. (12)
). 39' a w. 2.S1 chs. to Cor. No. I.
the place OF BEGINNING, containing an
area of 20.57 acres. Mag Var. 2S'
~ e.
Said proof will he submitted hefoU
the Register and Receiver on neeep'
Ser 20. 1918, by said Norstrom eiais
ant and by the following witness@
Erica Spray aud Late Spray both I,
Iuneau Alaska.
G. b. WALKER. Register.
Nirst Publication Sept 8. 1918
Last Publication Oct 20, 1918.
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INFLUENZA AND
PNEUMONIA DECREASING
AT ARMY CAMPS

The War Department authorizes the
following statement:
New cases of influenza reported from
the Army in the United States for
Octobe: IA, number 6,49S. against 1871
for October 13, decrease of 773 cases.
The total number of cases reported to
date from September 13 is 256,51S.
The figures from Camp Sewer cover
four days.
The number OF new cases of pneu-
monia reported on October ID was
1916, decrease of GOT over the num-
her reported the proceeding day.
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rector general ordered that men con-
nected with the railroads or the rail-
road administration should not parti-
cipate In politics. No buyers for the
paper appeared, however, so Mr..
Price announced that the Ronceverte
Ilmes would cease publication Novem
Der /.
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Ketchikan, Alaska, Aug 3, 1918
To all whom 1t may concern:
Take notice that on and after the
above date I, the undersigned will not
be responsible for any debts con-
tracted by any one in my employee or
otherwise adv IT,
w. J. SULLY.
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NJ BONE C0RSETS

Jus, received :, shipment of White,
Pink, and Brocaded Nj Bone Corsets,
in all sizes. and prices just the same,
no higler Prices $500 to $1,000 Al
so Brassieres and Conilners Tele-
phone 122.
MRS. T. r NEEDHAM
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McADOO'S AID SUSPENDS
PUBLICATION OF PAPER

WAS4fINGTON,--Oscar A. Prce,
nss!sslir to Director General McAdoo
tried to sell his weekly newspaper, the
Ronccy erte CIV. Va.) Times, a Demo
cratic county organ. because the d.
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For mines using electric haulage
dor-opening motor and safety signal
operated by the drivers of mine loco
motives, has been invented.
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Give our boys III the Army and Navy
every fighting chance Pledge your
self to save. to thu utmost of your abil-
ity and to buy war-savings stamps.
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According to our opinion, lot of
would sound better II
they didn't sound so much like they
had the cramp collie.
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!. LODGES +

4 :, !. !. :. ) :. !. !. q. :. =. :. :. !. :. =.
AURORA CHAPTER o. e. S. NO. 8
The Aurora Chapter, Order OF East
ern Stars, hold reular meetings on tho
Ind and 4th Tuesdays OF each mouth
lat 8 o'clock at Masonic Hall.
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The worlds richest ruby mine, which
is in Burma, is known to have been
operated for at least two centuries.
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PICKED UP-Seine Skiff 80 feet,
dark red-patched with sealing on in
side.-John Peters. Charcoal Point
adv limo
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NOTICE. TO kETcHIKAN LADIES'!
am leaving on business trip to
Juneau and expect to return about
October 81, when hope to get new
location for my high-grade stock of
coats. and dresses. Ketchikan ladies
will 10 we'll to await my return be-
fore purchasing their fall clothes, as
they can save money by doing So
q A. GREENBAUM--a If.
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TABLE OF DISTANCES
FROM KETCH1kAN

This table Is compiled In nautical
miles which arc $3.50 feet. The larg.
est part OF this list was compiled for
the Post Office by the Captain Of the
Gedney and Is auInentic.
Three Tree Point As Stewart b. c. $50
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UPRIGHT SrEINWAY piano for
sale. apply Miss Edmond.-adv 3 t

Expert grinding and saw-fitting at
Sully's Carpenter Shop.-adv II.
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FOR SALE--22 IT. launch Al. con.
Phone 81.--adv tt.

WaM-Over Shoes, Field's-adv
Ladies top coats $500 to $500 at
Fields -adY. --..-.,
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dignacion, diciendo al mismo tempo
con voz que delataba su hondisima
emocion:
Sire. me habeis preparado Il re-
lada innob!c Y ESQ es indignO de voS.
-Es que os adore: es que me ha-
bcis cnloquecido.
Eugenia retrocedio, Y sacando de 81
escarcela IN pequeno revolver, apun-
to al Emperador con ademan resuei-
to, diciendo:
-Deteneos, Sire, 81 no querGis no
rir ~ieshonrado.
Napoleon retroccdio instintivamen-
te, pues VIC la mas firme resolution
pintada en- ell rostro de angel.
-Eugenia, NADIA temais, solo de
vuestros labios pido VI beso.
-Jamas, Sire. Ese es un favor
que las damas espanolas solo conce-
den a sus legitimos esposos.
-Pedid 10 cue Querais.
Ell precio de esa Garcia no estd
en- vuestras manos cnncedermelo.
Jos comprendo, mujer sublime, Y
os juro que Sc sentara en- mi trono
e. mas hello de sus angeles que quiso
enviar Dios a Ia tierra.-eXclhm6 el
Emperador tras breve meditation.
Esa misma noche en- los salones de
las Tullerias, era anunciadc Official
Y publicameate, ell proxfmo matrimo-
rio de Napoleon III.
Eugenia de Montijo, Condesa de
Teba, habia comprado por III beso
una corona.
r. 4UEsADA.
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POR LAFRATERNIDAD
ARTISTICA De ES=
PANAYANERICA
(POR mi CARRILLO)

Una buena noticia. Con el apoyo
de s!runos mecenas argentlnos, va
q fundarse en- Madrid una posada
artistica para albergar a los escrl-
torres V 2 los pintores que quieran
rerfeccionarse en- suS respectlNos
oficios dent,o De la sana Y fuerte
tradici6n castellana. FL amigo cue
me anunc;a este proyecto agrega:
-Por ahora no Sc t.ata sino de un
gruDo reducido. una media docena
aDenas. Pero como el ejemH!o eS bue-
nc, ~seguramente sera imltado per
otros PASSES del Nuevo Mundo. Toto
s. question de moda, y 10 ~necesarlo.
aprovehando las dificu'tadcs que
nuestra ~iuventud encuentra en- estos
tiempos para If a Paris, es ensenar-
les el canine del solar de IA raza.
:EHcuentra listed nuestro proyecto
digno de ser apoyado por los esp&-
1oles? No pedimos mas que apoyo
moral, atmGsfera fraternal, sonri-
sas SIN ironias' en- s1n1a' NO Pue'e
mos que Sc nos lame SinsoH'ies -
ESQ es todo...
Creole contesto-que Ell pro-
veto es c~ycelente.
HaSta hoy, precise es cohles@''''
Espana no ha hecho NADIA por atfaef
q los artIstas amerlcanos, y los ar
tlStas americanos tampoco nan He'''
gran coSa para uatSe d co"oeei e'
Madrid. Los plntores mismoS, cue
0odrian, meier aQul que en- otraS
capita'es eu"opcas, encontrar una
atm6sfcra propicia d sus laHOres.
~contGatansg Q pasar cen yene,a-
ciGn Y proSa ante los sagrados re-
0osorios del Greco, de V~elazQuez. de
Gcya. para continuar on segu!da
| PISGtI''"c'o"eS eHtope" "
IH'c " i'S Poe'"S' Tvs
" los H'I 20.
"'"i"'H !'si"ei"'s ''"
nc ;" '-"'is"'@' "tus i@i' 4"'
''hg'h eS'e P-e"'o lids ic,o
"Uh que "F"i 50 eS'"'NC"", "A4
que cohs'Ste la uSsa"'or' -, 'SS'
&c 'a' "eSHen' L. '">' l"'
-"i'e'". que II" ei''t.i"
KS "'''.'a> w ''SP'i".'o'''
t!a!es. uen'ei@ coHS1lIu!F' para 'oU"S
oS que >'sIeH d EuioPa e' o"''S"
"c i&S 'Ec"S 'rS9 'e' 9'e' U''
IJs''''' i0.@'|' F"'
a.
H"'
~ .'N
'"''''se "e esP''''"S
las tratlciones c.asicaS, IN ut'ilSimo
ejcrcicio ~preparatorio de ~arraiga-
miento estGtico. 3anarse en- 81 MI
martial del idioma, scntir en- el CO.
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Sur Ic pensers nouveaux
faisons de vers antiques,

diio el poeta frances.
4 los hispanoamericanos les CO.
rresp0nde poner IN alma cosmopoll-
ia. IN alma enriquecida por los es-
pleadores de Paris, de Roma, de Bue
nos Aires. en- el molde de n for
; MA castiza. y no Sc Olga que nuessra
@le1gua. tai cual Sc conserva en- Cas-
,tilla. es POGO apta a las sutiles ondu-
~laciones. a las vibraciones delicaGas
de- custo moderno. No sc olga: pa
"a escribir como Pereda Q como Ri
cardo Leon mas vale ser incoTrectos
X huscar en- el frances los matlces
de que carece el espaAol.' Correc-
.os. cOrrectisimoS, o ENRIQUE La
yreta V Vale Inclan. Manuel Macha-
do ' Amado Nervo. y ademas de ser
corrcctos, me parece que no %tienen,
como traductorcs de sutilezas psico-
l5eicas de magnificencias plasticas,
9ada cue envidiar a los mas perfec-
los rensadores p~arisienses.
M propongo il a Francia para
9arfec cionarme"-escribiame hace
POGO IN joven pocta chileno-"Vaya
listed a Francia-contestele-; pero
pasanto antes por Espaha.' FL pri-
mer santuariO en- Ia gran romeria Gel
Artc. para un hisparoamericno, tie
ne. en- efscto, que ser Castillo.
iPor que, sin embargo, son tan
pocos- los que De America vienen
aqui con amino DC pcrfeccionamien-
10
Digamoslo cor lcaltad: porque
hay en- Ia iuventud del Nuevo Nun.
do IN gran desd&n hacia EspaEa, un
Gesden hercdad0 i" los que tuvieron
raz6n para abrigario cuando Ell Ma
Grid n Literature Y el Arte eran dc
una pobreza lacrentahi2. Pero csc
GesdGn, hGy, es iniuSto.
iD6nde en- efec5o puede encontrar
sc una plGyadc de pintores compa-
rable q Ia que existc en- Espana? En-
Italia. en- Francia, en- lnglaterra,
cUando Ell una Exposition universal
hay cuadros de Zuluoaea, de Anglia
d., de Rusinol Y de Romero de To-
rres. los c~riticos confiesan que ia
patria de Goya ha vue!to a ocUpar
ei primer puesto en- Europa. 7 junto
4 piatorcs como ESQ pueden ponerse
l;teratcs como Gald6s, como Blasco,
Ib&hez. como Vale Incian, come Ma
nuel Machado, como Zczaya. como
Benavente. como Martinez Sierra.
como otros cuantos que, no solo re-
presantan una sGma enorme de ia
!cnto, sino que abren un surco nor
me- en- e! Arte.
Los musicos mismos, los musicos
~jGvenes con Falla a la cabeza, son,
seg6n Ia opinion de IL %critica fran
cesa, dignos de rivalizar con sus
!lernanos De cualquier otro pueblo
fecundo.
Lo que falta en- Madrid es ell espi-
ritz de attraction. el Secreto parisien
So de 'acoger," ell arte de saber YER
10 que Sc rosee, Ia propaganda" en-
fin, para emplear una paiabra de
moda. Cuando la primera media do
cena de a~rtistas americanos comien-
ce esa propaganda. otras muchas
docenas vendran. Y tai veg de esta
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-28

de Lutecia con I'm fondo mayor de
preparaciones castellanas, e~vitarla-
mos cue. al ponernos a eXpresar
nuestras intimas Sensaciones, ell
instrumental de que disponemos nos
pareciera POGO armonioso Y POGO
SECURE.
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.pEEDIDAS-

yFIYTICINru DuL.iRES BIZ GktilFlIt-
CinV nor IL devuliriGn a WELLS FARGO
x "a EMPRESS dc una pcrra que So cSra-
10 Lr ~ iauIa 81 , dc iincro. en- san IN
T., nm, ran ua7rIla usrJ;ra Ell 81 cuc-
JrI niyurha rsrura ~ Ia caDchd, ln'Ly
,Irlir#da para 81 rrio. tnlIcnde al non!Dre
de- "i:riS!c.' "l-S'
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PAGn muy bucn preCio al cOntado por
orc. plata Y pesos meX!canOs. /Ucurran
j W. y. Capurro, $40 L. Houston ST.
H-3gI
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POR WAVE traSpaSo en- s3.5oO.O ncgocio
aCreditado. hucnOS rendimientoS. lugar
ccntrico.-Informan jU7 W. Commerce ST.
N-2O-2-i9l.
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Por UNI beso una corona
Levenda del Segundo Imperio
Cnrria Ell ano de 1852.

Corria Ell ano de 1852.
La Francia entera enioQuecia de
patriotismo por ell advenimlento Al
trcno del sobrino del celeore kmpe-
rador.
La nueva aparicion de las agultas
imperiales era saludada con el mlstl-
90 arrobamiento que inspira TODD a
ouello cue nos recuerda glorias de IA
patria. -,
Ell joven soberano, heredero de'
nombre mas grande de los guerre-
ros. inspiraba a su pueblo In mas
viva admiration; a csc pueblo Qce'
con la veleidad que lie es c2racter;s-
tea. habia olvidado va las s2AgriSn-
tas escenas del golpe de Estado, Y Sc
entregaba de lleno a los regoc!jos que
le ofrecia Ia flamante corte imperial
Napoleon III, en- medic de un bri-
llante Estado Mayor de p%rincipes, ge-
n~erales Y mariscales, prodigaba su
p~resencia en- todos los lugaTeS publ
COS Y era aclamado con frenes!.
Muchas veces su caDallc tenia cue
marchar hundiendo los cascos en- mi
alfombra de flores.
Ell grito de Viva Napoleon! no de-
iaba de vibrar en- toda Ia extension
de Francia nj por TN momento.
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GRATiFiCARE ron SCiS moses dc Suscrip-
ciGn, III GiariO IA Pi.ENSA'. q Ia persona
que Inc tnfOrmc cXaciafncnte DE- NUS pa
drrS Juan Hernandez Y Estanislada Her
uindeZ. como de ~ y 81 aiios, rcspectiva-
menie Y de mis- hcrmanOs Ealcniin V Sale
ne. En- DclUbrc dc 1915 So cnContraban
cn FL ra>o. Texas. Dirijansc Il jose Her
aandez. South Side Hotel, is7 :. State
81, Chicago, III. i-29).
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.TRASPASO Ia TIENDA DE ABARROTES
SlTE.ADA EN- Ell NUMERO 1903 w. Com
mcrCC St.-.Nlif mismO Sc inrOrma. (2-7)
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Sc RENTAN dos cuartos a familra meXicana
de dos o tres personals grandes, con buenas
referencias. lnrorman 81 \. Santa Rosa
Avenue.
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la direction de- este Seilor, rccibira en-
caInbio una dOccna dc artiSticas poSta-
les. Hare III afo So encontraba en- Stan
dart. Texas. Dirijansc q Joe V. Esprit,
Box f.-Fruityalc, Texas. 49,.
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Sc PRESENTO A LA PoLICIA

En- nuestra edicior de aver dimos
cuenta de que ell sabado al mediodia
fue atropeliada y muerta por un au-
Iomovil una nina de dos amos de edad,
y que e. chauffeur cue manejaba ell
automovil dej6 a~bandonada su ma
quina y escape para no aer en- ma
nos de Ia policia. Aver Sc presento
este voluntariamente a rendir decla-
racion Y cxpreso como habia ocurri-
do ell accidente. Despuey de %oirsele,
Sc lie puso en- libertad caucional. Ell
nombre del chauffeur es r: L. Hunt.
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-TRASPASOS-

TRiSP.tSO IL tienda de abarroteS Si,uada
en- Fl nhmero i0S y. FRO ST. ALI rnismo
So inrOrina. t2-6l
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GRATTFICARE con siO.GO 4 Ia persona que
me inrOrmc rXactBinentc de mi csposo,
Francisco Garria Avila. r0lIu de ~ aioS de
cdad. alto. dclgadD, moreno y c. urlgina-
rio del E,fadO de Iacatecas, MG.icO.-Cual-
qulcT G!iOrIic dlriIaSc i Angela Ularue,
Roy Ill. Gi2Lier. TcXa.. I-91l
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PESCUISAS-

GRATIFICARE con $500 q quten me inror-
me del paradero exaclo de mis- hernia.
nos Antonio y Jose Arvizu respective.
FL primero de q amos y ell sc.
gundo de 80, or 'ginarios de Rayon, Sonora,
Mexico. D|iTiiirSe q Francisco r. Ary1-
Cowell, California, VIA Bay Point
I-2).
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posada para ~estudiantes salga, al
fin, Ia verdadera fraternidad de IL
raza, que tanto predican los politi-
COS Y que tanto descuidan los &C.
biernos.
E. GOMEZ GARLIC
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AVISOS DE OCCASION
EMPLEQS1

NECESlTO urgentemente IS personas para
pelar pollos.-Trabaio pcrmanente.-JacoD
Prandt, 1850 Roosevelt Ave.. CT. PAT.
u-2{-2-2).
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MATRIMONIALES

JOVEN ESPANOL de % amos desea rels.
cionarse con sefortta menor de Is amos Gus
liable espafol. 0bjeto matrtmonio. Para
inrormes dirijanse q: Raymundo GrandA-
Harper, Oregon.
f-3-9-2
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Sc VENDE barato TN cGntricp restaurant.
TN buen negocio para persona que liable
eSpalOl. D~irijaSc a S07 w. Commerce 81.
$50.
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Sc NECESITA MUCHACHA para traba1o
general de casa. Por las nocheS sc podra
ir 4 su casa. Ocurran a S07 5. Presa Street.
Sc habla eSpaflol. ts9l
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LESA pE NENTA.-Eycclcnic lena tie rua-
tro r,lcS. ccrca de IL ciudad. i $3.50 la
cIcrda en- Il campo.-Dirijasc 4 1916 W.
commerce g t-3U.
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1910! 1910.
Sc NECESITAN SelOres, Seloras y Seno-
ritas. Trabajo sencllo por comision. To-
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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-05-01
ALONG ROUTE THREE

A week ago Saturday, friends and
relatives of John Harmening gave him
surprise. 80.
Sunday bunch of "Lafayette's' at
tended a dance at Geo. Portner's, in
Sigel. ~:--
Harry Klingler bought Willis Knight,
while in the Cities last week.
PRIV. II. Hahn of Camp Pike, Ark, is
home on 10 day visit. Like all soldiers,
he is kept busy relating about camp.
Harvey Wellner has tie foundation
Of his barn finished.
Otto Kreft and family Of Gibbon were
visiting with friends here Sunday.
Frank Jutz completed a well for Henry
Roth and also dug one for the Brighton
CORTLAND Pasturing Co.
The stork visited Mrs. Ed. Buck Of
Montana, who is visiting with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Roth,
at present.
It's funny but true our sloughs are
burning up. Recent prairie fires have
ignited them and its work looks
like the trenches on the western front.
Rob. Gruessendorf and Pail Gieseke
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-05-01
NOTICE LIS PENDENS

Notice is hereby given that an action
has been commenced in this Court by
tie above named plaintiff against the
above named defendants. That the
object of said action is to have said
plaintiff adjudged the owner in fee simple
and entitled to the possession of the real
property, in the complaint and herein
after described, and to further adjudge
that the defendants above named, and
also all other persons or parties unknown
have no right, title, estate, interest or
lien in or to said real property or any part
thereof.
That the real property affected by said
action is situated in the County OF
Brown and State Of Minnesota, and is
described as follows, to-wit:
Lots Numbers One ~, Two (2) and
Three 81 in Block Number One Hundred
Fifteen Q15) North of Center Street in
the City of New Ulm, according to the
plat of said City on file in the office of the
Register Of Deeds in and for said County
and State.
Dated April 27, 1918.
PFANDER & ERICKSON,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
1920 New Ulm, Minnesota.