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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-19
SRODA.
SeSya Poranna.

Sesye poranna trzeciego dnia Sci
mu XXI z. n. P. otworzyi o godz.
1O1:1O pierwszy wice-prezes Sejmu
L. KoScinski.
Pc odspiewaniu przez Izbe polskie-
so hymnu narodowego ,Boze cos
Polske" przewodniczacy komisyi re-
gulaminu odczytuje porzadek obrad
ma trzeci dzien sejmu jak nastepuje:
/. Maggie sprawy (Rozwiniecie flag
siuzbowych).
.. Interpelacye pozostalych urzed-
nik6w.
8. Czytanie poprawek do konstytu-
cyl.
4. Maggie sprawy.
Przyieto sprawozdanie.
Prezes oznajmia, re flagi siuzbo-
We SO gotowe do rozwiniecia.
Ceremonial ia odbywa SIG bardzo u
roczy5cie.
Po jednej stronie sceny chorazy
z. \. p. Chmielinski stawia wielki
sztandar ~sluzbowy amerykanski z cy-
fra 2,439, kt6ra oznacza liczbe
Zwiazkowc6w W armii amerykan-
skiej, a Pc drugiej strOnie sceny re-
wnie wielki sztandar sluzbowy pol
ski z cyfra 754, kt6ra Oznacza liczbe
czIonk6w Z. y. p, kt6rzy z wiasnej
wolf wsta2i!i do Armii Polskiej we
Francyi.
Cenzor BIenski wyglasza move W
Sezyku angiclskim o ~zuaczeniu anne
rykanskiei flagi sluzbowej, a prezes
B zychIiGski wyglasza move " jezyku
polskim O ~znaczeniu polskiej flagi
sluzbowei. Bohater6w W obu armiach
uczczouo przez powstanie.
Te!cgramy wazniejsze odczytuje
asys,. ~sekretarza Dworkowski.
Wydzia. Narodowy.
Burmistrz Sherwood z Cleveland.
Burmtstrz Shower Toledo.
Klerk pow. Sweitzer z Chicago.
Sedzia SCully z Chicago.
DR.. F. l. Drobinski z Brooklyna.
A. Cermak, wozny sadOwy W Chi
cagO.
Komisya Wojskowa.
r. Helinski.
Zw:azek Polek W Ameryce.
Prezes Piekarski oznajmia, IL Ego
"a Izby, kazdy delegat, ktory prag-
ME in~terpelowat, ma sic zglosit ust-
ME po CLOS.
Interpelacye pozostalych urzedni-
k6w ~nastepuja.
Wystepuie ma estrada sekretarz
generalny ]. Zawilinski. Oklaski tn i
owdzie.
Interpelacya sekretarza jest dose
nudna. zadnych wazniejszych kwe-
styi ME ~podniesiono. Niekt6rych z
Cytajacych sekretarz odnosi do ko-
misyi praw albo zazalen. Pol godzi-
nv uDlywa i wedlug r~egulaminu in
t~erpelacye ~sekretarza zamknieto. Pro
testy z kilku stron cd delegat6w, da-
ia sic slyszet, il maja ~jeszcZe wazne
pytania do zadania s~ekretarzowf.
Prezes Piekarski oSwiadcza, re
bedzie siedzial tax dlugo jak Izba
pragnie i wszystkich pragnie zadowo-
lie, lecz Izba musi powzia6 odnoSna
uchwale. Wreszcie postawiono wnio-
SEX o rekonsyderacye wniosku co dc
zamkniecia interpelacyi sekretarza,
Iecz wn;osek ten ~przepada.
Nastepuja interpelacye skarbnika
]. Magdziarza.
Del. Dydek zapytuie kilka pytan
a miedzy innemA czy jest pewnoSt
re wszystkie ~pozyezki z. N. P. So tai
ulokowane, il nigdy Zwiazek ME po,
Eiesie zadnei straty.
Ma to skarbnik odpowiada, re tru
Gno ma to odpowiedziec zadowalnia'
TACO, gdyz kazda pozyczke dale sic
W dobrej wierze, a co sic stanie, v
przyszioSci, ME MONA przewidziec
czego dowodem, re kompanie, maJa
&c n~ajIeDszych e~kspert6w, nieraz bla
dza i pouosza pewne straty.
Og6Ina wesoIoSt wywoluje pytani'
pcwnego delegate. kt6ry zapytuj'
sic czy dcponowanie picniedzy q. n
p. W bankach ME uaraia js ma ME
EczpicczCnstwo.
Skarbaik Magdziarz w~yia$nia, jail
Guudusze So zabezpieczone. Interpela
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-19

1eleSraln 90 freZydenta brZml
jak nastepuje:
Hon. Woodrow Wilson, Presi--
dent of the United States of A
merica,
Washington, D. C.
Sire
The Palish National Alliance
of tn eUnited States of America,
in Convention assembled at Pitt
sburgh, Pa, on behalf of its
10000 members hereby pledges
to You Mr.. President its fullest
support and a]o-operation in crush
ing the enemies Of human liberty
Your declarations regarding the
rights to self determination OF
Peoples and the necessity of re-
establishing a free, united and in
dependent Poland, has filled our
hearts with gratitude and resolu
ton to give freely of Our means
and blood so that the Peoples OF
the world may enjoy asHWe Anne
ricans enjoy, the blessings of Ma
tional Liberty. In evidence there
of, we have unanimously directed
our Treasurer to subscribe on be
half of the Polish Nat. Alliance OF
the United States of America the
sum of Five Thousand Dollars OF
the next issue Of the Liberty
Loan.
Respectfully
- =. :. :. = = '''.''' ''''
Chairman of the Convention
.
Secretary.
WHEREAS, Americans Of Pc
lish extraction have shown and
are showing their devotion and
loyalty in supporting the Cover
ment of our Glorius Nation in its
present struggle for human liber
tv and Justice, and
WHEREAS, the Poles as a L.
berty loving people are most vital
ly concerned in the principle of
self determination of Peoples, as
declared by Our Great President,
Woodrow Wilson,
NOW THEREFORE, be it re
solved, by the Polish National
Alliance of the United States of
America m Convention assem-
.bled. on behalf of it's 10000 mem
bers, that we hereby reaffirm Our
pleadge to support the Government
to the full limit on our means and
manhood for the successful pro-
secution and termination Of this
War for the Liberty of Mankind.
AND be it further resolved,
that the Polish National Alliance
of the United States of America
in support of the declaration made
above hereby authorizes its Urea
surer to subscribe on behalf of the
Polish National Alliance of the y
nited States of North America the
sum of Five Hundrer Thousand
Dollars to the 4th Liberty Loan
about to be issued by Our Cover
ment.
AND be it further resolved
that a copy Of this resolution to,
gether with subscription for the
amount above mentioned be sent
to the Hon. William A. Meade
Secretary OF the Treasury.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF
we have attached our hands an
seals.
Podpisy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-19

Polski n0sityK. czy wIeKszy czy mnio,
sly. "a o~powiazek .pocZytywac sobls
powinien stale reklalnowac nnrodo.
wosc nasza w5rod obey ch. aznaiamlAa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-19
TELEGRAM

Telegram do Prezydenta brzmi
jak nastepuje:
Hon. Woodrow Wilson, Presi--
dent of the United States of A.
merica,
Washington, D. c.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-09-06
Frank Mccain. of Coulee City, was

Frank Mccain, of Coulee City, was
visitor In town Wednesday. Mr..
Mccain Is a pioneer OF Douglas
county, and served term as sheriff
and several terms as deputy sheriff
some years ago. He has been in
business at Coulee City for number
of years. This was Mr.. McCanns
first trip through the upper Okanogan
country and he was most favorably
impressed by the flourishing appear
ance of the farms under irrigation.
It was great surprise as well as
pleasure to meet the genial old boy
whom we had not seen for upward or
twenty years.
The registration in the three Oro-
vile precincts is very light this year
owing to many departures and an in
difference upon the part of the voter.
Let all who are on the books get out
next Tuesday and cast vote. And
when you are voting remember the
boys in France who are putting up
such hot fight that you may enjoy
the happy privileges of democracy
and are suffering and dying that this
government may continue to exist
Jas Slack left for Seattle Thurs
day morning with the avowed purpose
of enlisting in the tank service, that
being the only branch open to enlist,
ments to those subject to the next
registration. James is a husky in
dividual, although near the exempt
age and If he passes the stiff exam
nation necessary to enter the tank
service he will make record In those
gasoline wasps that are singing the
Huns so hard.
A patriotic party was given at the
home of w. o. Steele. on Ellemehan
mountain Tuesday evening as fare
we'll to Jas. Stack, who left Thursday
for Seattle to enter the service If he
can manage to break in. There was
a large attendance of the neighbors
and the gathering proved to be one
of the most delightful social affairs
ever held on the mountain.
There has been suspicion of fros
in the atmosphere at the early hours
in the morning during the past week
On the higher elevations old JACK
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-09-06

Have you made good on your Wow
saving Stamp pledges? You have four
more months to accumulate these
little stamps. The more You have os
them the better you will be off LAM
airy l. 1923.
Joseph McClaskey and Grover Par
ism autoed down to Oroville SUNDAY
10 pay Dooley P. Wheeler's "Bonnv.
croft a visit. They report a Meas
ant day of 1t and, talk about melons,
-Molson Leader.
Chas. Butler was called in tho lost
August draft and was directed to roe
port at Colville on the 2sth, but as bis
hotice did not reach him until tho
evening fthe 18th he was unahle -
respond until the 3Oth "
every War Saving Stamp helms y
soiulef-and you get your money bacl
with interest. '"oA
mere have been more deaths in tb,,
vicinity during the past two weol,s
than ever before known in the san1o
period of time. ''o
Monday was Labor Day AMI tho
banks and postoffice were closad
otherwise there was no lo,a, ohseu
walton OF the holiday.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-09-06

from the Copper World Extension last
fall and winter, and there seems to
be no end to the supply Of ore now
in sight.
Mrs. Bertha West. who was oper-
ated on for cancer of the stomach at
the Oroville General hospital last
week, with little hopes Of her sur
viving at the time. died last Thurs
day night, the funeral taking place
from l.. w. Barnes undertaking par
lors Saturday afternoon, when a large
number of residents of the place as
sembled to pay the last sad respects
to the departed. The funeral was con-
ceased was aged SO years. months
and 2 days, and was an old resident
of Oroville and vicinity. She was
born at Camp Alvoid. Idaho. her faith
er being soldier in the regular
army. Her maiden name was Bertha
Tinsley. She leaves sister in Oro-
vile, Mrs. I. N. Wickersham.
For four or five days quite an i'm
portant land contest was held in the
office OF Attorney J. M. Adams. The
cases, as there were two of them, were
a conflict over the character of the
land in controversy, homesteaders
contending that the land was more
voluable for agriculture than for min
eral, and the mining men being
equally as firmly convinced that the
chief value Of the land rested in its
mineral character. Special Agent
government, as the government was
a party to the contest, and G. v.
Alexander, of Republic, appeared for
| the defendants Several mining ex-
perts, government and others, were
present to testify as to the mineral
character of the land.
Another OkanOgan county boy was
added to the casualty list last week
in the fighting in France. Omar Alex
ander, of Pateros, was reported as
among the missing, and the presump-
ton is that he is prisoner. Reader,
don't you thing as the war comes home
to us, and relatives and neighbors
are called upon to mourn the injury
and loss of dear ones who are fight
ing that We may live in comfort and
safety, that every loyal man in the
county should get together in one in
separable bond Of unity, pledged to
do their share at home to carry out
the war to successful termination,
and do everything in their power to
protect the boys at the front from the
Vaccinations of the enemies at home?
Murf Mcintyre and Lester Mack, OF
Chesaw, are numbered among the
Okanogan county boys as reported
wounded during the big offensive on
the Marine. Mcintyre Is we'll known
in Oroville, as he was formerly the
crack pitcher of the Chesaw club,
that made that organization such
formidable opponent to the various
local clubs in the county in the days
when base ball was the popular sport.
Nc. picked up a piece of shrapnel In
the hand. At the time he ran against
the scrap of iron he was manipulate
ing a machine gun, and II he Is as
handy with gun as he Is with base
ball then the Huns paid dearly for
the privilege of mussing the boy up.
Miss Marjorie Bragg returned to
Oroville Thursday accompanied by
Miss Inez Walsh, who will visit at
her home for a few days.-Republic
Miner.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-09-06

Frost has got IN his Work, bit It lt,, Is
hoped that he will postpone a VS.. Vs.
to the valley for some DAYS 90 I'D
the tomato crop can all be nal e''0
and handled. nn,o
Mrs Reeyie Frank and young Bile
left Monday for Seattle, where "' 81 =,
Frank was going for the PURPOSE ,,,e ~,
seeing her brother, Louis ROW VIZ 80
has been called to the army anu ID "
be sent to Camp Fremont cara
J. w. Douglas informs us thal ., nao
Greatsinger. of New York. VINO We"
largely interested in mining prope. :,
on Kruger mountain, and VINO spen'
soma months in Oroville severa
wears ago, died at his home DURING '"'
past month. IN,
C. c. Hedger left Tuesday norn eau
for Kiona, Wash, to visit ior d ~ ~,
DAVIS with his parents. DURING n''
absence Mrs. A. NJ. Mitche'i na'
charge of the office Of the oKanosa'
Valley Power company.
Geo. II. Ellis, jr., left for his nom
at Spokane Monday after navin .
snent a week in Oroville and vicihi''
looking after property interests
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-09-06
AT THE LYRIC

For Saturday and Sunday evenings
Manager Stoltz has billed Wallace
Reid, in "The House of Silence" This
is remarkable perturbation of Elwyn
Barron's novel by Margaret Turnbull,
and the story has to do with the in
vestigation by a rich clubman of a
murder in a mysterious house. With
hatpin and purse as his only clews,
he begins his work. How he accom-
plishes his object and after develop
ing that the staying was the work of
girl fighting to preserve her honor,
wins the love of that young woman,
Is told in a series of scenes as thrill
ing as they are captivating Besides
the main feature there will be another
of those funny Mac Sennette comedies.
For next Wednesday and Thursday
evenings there is return of that
screen favorite, VIM. S. Hart, who APP
pears in "The Tiger Man" The thrills
accompanying any story of the early
days Of the frontier are not wanting
in "The Tiger Man." VIM. S. Harris
newest picture, but they are tempered
w LILO SWCCthCoo VI u vivian . wv
and the generous impulses Of a man
whose heart Is bigger than his body,
but who becomes an enemy of the law
because of some strange twist in his
nature and the lack of guiding hand
In the earlier stages of his career. 1t
affords a strong part for Mr. Hart
and will add another triumph to his
innumerable successes upon the
screen.
Then there will be another exhibit
ton Of 1.-THE War Review" and these
pictures alone should attract every
body to the Lyric These pictures are
taken on the war fronts in France
and Italy and depict various phases
of the great world war. They are not
imaginary views, but are taken on the
spot by men in the employ of the
United States, and are authorized by
the government. They are not made
up by professional actors but are
actual views taken at the front and
can be depended upon as the real
thing. 1t makes mans blood jump
to see American forces marching on
the roads Of France or handling field
artillery. Attend the performance
Wednesday and Thursday evenings
and see these remarkable pictures.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-09-06

Stock men OF the north part d1
county are figuring on shippns !
cattle directly to the Chicago ni1
if the home price Is not closer "
eastern figures than It Is 1t The ~
ent time.
c. A. Potter, the popular S2'
resident so long identified viii
business interests Of that nn1
town, was a visitor In Oro'lls (
day last.
H. M. Martin, the pioneer suaE
of Lincoln county, whose Dome :,
Davenport, was in town lor NsI
days during the past week @
business.
A reception will be tsnosla ]
and Mrs. Lavender, In the napsl
an church, Friday evening, SI Y }
18th, at 8 O'Clock. to when "
cordially invited. j
Mrs. s. B. Starrett, j. wy y
daughter Geraldine, and Sh y
Work left for Twisp Wsdns'aN y
ing. where they will WISH l@']
days with friends. ]
Henry Staples and wife .a' !,
from their home in the so y :.
of the county Sunday, called .. a,I \
the death of the child Of MI %
Henry Hazelhurst. I'd
Fred Hart, Resvie Fran. :, NJ
Bartell went up to Pentlc!os -.
where they attended : l'% ~
dance given at that place :. N
have good time! we'''
whistle. I'D
DR.. Elmer reports tho ' I
the Oroville General ho.r "a N
girl to gladden. the hou''''
and Mrs. Chas. Akin. ~
Bob Gallup. an old ~ 's's i, i.
Loomis, has disposed OF :. ~. ID
erty an dexpects to leave 's sor.
coast to make his future W. :, ~,
Jas. Prentice, mine no'. !. : |,
anogan hotel, Okanossn'
Friday last. -, ID
]. c. St. Hill is shlpp y. ID
quantities of tomatoes /"
Montana. ID
Riley Hurlbert and sS y ~,
Tonasket, were visitors ID '"
Sunday. 49,, lhy
DR.. and Mrs. 3. y. -, s.' Al ~
Spokane Monday moFn''
visit. Mpe
Miss Mile Richarcss s,d,r "
was a visitor in town ,' :, 40
The local public scnv s.pt
week X from next M0nd. S. ~
Mrs. Leo. Cain, Of v S,,ss
a vi visitor it in town last I - -
E. p. Burns, Of Tona, 80
Ist e. in town Friday
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-09-06

Reg. C. Dempster was in town Sat-
urday from the Copper World Exten-
sion mine where, in conjunction with
his brother, A. L. Dempster, he is
carrying on extensive developing
work. For some time he has had a
force blocking out ore on the 200 foot
level and states that he is now work
ing on the 800 foot level. The big
ledge at 200 foot has yielded a very
large quantity Of ore. Besides the
main ledge the Dempsters have struck
other strong lodges in the Extension,
and every indication points to the
mine as approaching a steady pro-
duction condition. A vast quantity
OF ore was shipped to the smelter
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-09-06


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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-09-06
Serial No. 013SS6.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior n c Lava
once OF at Waterville, Washington. Augnsi
Notice is hereby given that Tolbert f.
G G, OF Oroville, Washington, who on
Try, serial No. 013SS6 for NWH Sci
section sect Tul -, Township 80 north, Range 3
EAST willamette Meridian, has fled no
e ece b 3t intention to make final proof. to
scrhed he cain to the land above de-
states states COMMISSIONER at Oroville, W asbl
ihsson, on the 9Th day of OCTOBER. 1915
Claimant names at witnesses: Andrar,
aaor6ensen, Sim Hankin, Otto Rhemke and
ington. wash
BEN SPEAR.
First nuh,ioa,io, c.. Register
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-09-06

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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-09-06
REGISTRATION NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the reg
istration books of the Town Of Oroville
will be closed on the 29th day of Sep
TENDER, 1918, and opened on the 18th
day of September, 1918.
Ut E. r. HOOSE, Town Clerk.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-09-06
paid ADVERTISEMENT

BIDS WANTED
me Board of Trustees of Sohoo, D,s
The so no II will receive bids To furnish
ing yaan district with fuel for the com
wood s die ana W we require 90 cords Of foot
makine gnu MAJ ~ cords of 16 inch wood. In
an me e. board reserves the right to reject reject
dress - al bids. In submitting bids adj
for Fu eG CLERK p;s, and mark envelope "Bids
Septemher Hids will be opened Saturday,
First r. r. PARSONS. Clerk s. D II.
S' publication August 20, 1918.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-09-06
CALL FOR BON Ds

The following bonds Of Local Improve
ment District No. /. Of the Town of Ore.
Vile. Okanogan County, Washington, Will
Bonds numbered Is, 16, II. IS and 10, Of
$4,000 each. This call natures Septem-
Der 2, 1918, and interest ceases on that
date.
A. P MURRAY,
Town Treasurer.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-09-06

YOU can ship q ten gallon can OF cream
from Nelson Circle or Nighthawk for
20 cents, the empty can goes back free.
back in time. You will fnd your can at
the depot when you bring your cream.
OROVII1AE CREAMERY,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-06-08
RED CROSS WANTS
LOUISIANA NURSES

The Red Cross wants Louisiana MIR.
seS-372 Of them!
That is large number, but the state
Is expected to be able to make the
quota. '"'
! \ nurses recruiting campajgu is On.
| ing on throughout the country now
Its purpose is to enroll $4,000 Red Cross
nurses By January +, 1919.
The Gulf Division of the Rod Croso
consisting of Louisiana, Mississinpi and
AlaPama Is asked to furnish 1000 of
the number. And Louisiana s share in
'ne responsibility is heavier than that
OF the two other states.
80, every graduate registered nurse
between twentythrec and 40 with at
least two years hospital trimming, pooJ
health ana no ties To FORE her 70 s+av
at nome should enroll The public VI.
heip by dispensing with the services
OF nurses IN eases Of extreme illness and
then employing Red Cross nurses await.
ing call. await
Red Cross nurses earn from $50 N
500 a month. have all wing and travel.
ing expenses paid, and are given the
benefit Of war isk Insurance.
Louisiana nurses wishing 70 enroll
10 enroll should apply to one Of the
following women.
Mrs. n. S. Cohen. 2237 Peters Avenpo
y e| Orleans; Mrs G. K. Elliot 2420
st. Charles Avenue, New Orleo,s, lIise
Clara Bubenzer, 426 Street. Shroycnort
or direct to- Miss L. 4. Besiit dirnctor
81 me Bureau Of Nursing for tbn Grif
Division Of the Red Cross. Room oo5
Iost Ofie Building, New Orleans
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-06-08
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.

The following new books have 70.
Gently been added to the iibrar,-.
bringing the total up to 873 vol.
Barris, fheUndying Spirit ofFrancep
Mafcossor, The Rebirth of Rugsia ;,
Gerard, NJ -Four Years in GERMANY,
| 'Barbusse, Under Fire"
'Richmond, The Whistjing Mother,
""h". "anrv HERSELF
Richmond, Red PenDer's Patients y
.H " amer The Wood Carver ofTvmpusu
Waller, Flamstead Quarries. -
Tariand' y Son oe the Middle Border -
Amehart, Long Live the King, y
kingsley, "Tie Water Babirs1j
rahre, The Story Book of Sc;en.s }
Grey, "The L. P. Tail '''e'
Poole, "Hjs Familv.O
Cholmondciev Christine. -
Aauc.k, 'Vagabonding down theAbdesu
o. Hhatn,glipessy, A DIPLOMATS Wife in
fTwein, "Joan Of Arc.n
-, Cone Tear of pierrot -
Grarson, Adventures in Cont6ntn,a.t
.Hray>On, Adventures III Frlednshin -
Huard, my Rome in the Fiojd ~
Honor VIZ leio Oh
Hu"Fd' Nm, MY Home in the Field Of
The Vol marked are fiction I'll.
others will be found in the histoTyy
The Library will b opened frsu
! to after June 1st,' 1915. D'
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