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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1918-12-13
Her Title.

Bacon---I understand his wife has
position now?
Egbert-Yes. She's working at
ribbon counter in a department store.
"And does lie call her his better
halfT'
NO; his counterpart"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1918-12-13

we've no time TO
waSte."
And along scam
pered aSome little
creatures W h o
looked very much
like gnomes or
brownies except
that they wore
caps of icy silver
and their suits
were of white
like a fall of very
light snow.
"We're coming,
Jack" they shout
oh For ! a G k
Frost and ms
.rnfhn ORG ware V0-
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1918-12-13

YOU which won't
be bitten and
won't give mp
blooming until the
snow comes ana
covers you.
"Sone of You
can stand even
Jack Frost and his
hrothers-but you
can't stand the old
man Snow" =
you're glad in
having us put
down for the win
fer" the flowers
said, as they
dropped. and the.
few exceptions
which didn't, con-
tinued the talk,
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1918-12-13

No, Edna, solomon when arraFed In
all his glory didn't have 4 plair OF
plaid silk stockings on his feet.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1918-12-13

In the human barometer smiles
mean sunshine and frowns mean frost.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1918-12-13

The way of the world, Elizabeth. Is
around the sun.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1918-12-13
lADN'S[v[N|NG|
[A|R1 1Al[
JACK FRoST's BROTHERS.
G NAQY @AIA D.

Come, brothers, hurry. we've no
time to waste, come, brothers, hurry.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1918-12-13

Plenty Of exercise, fresh air,
regular hours-is all the pre-
scription you need to avoid
Influenza unless through
neglect or otherwise, a cold
gets you. Then take-at
once 4t
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1918-12-13

When in doubt-don't.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1918-12-13

As was expected, the president APP
pointed Congressman Carter Glass OF
Virginia to succeed Mr.. McAdoo as
secretary of the treasury. He has been
chairman of the house committee on
banking and currency and his selection
for the cabinet position meets WITH
general approval.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1918-12-13

The American troops already arr
coming back from Europe, the first TO
arrive. except for the wounded, being
the aviation units that were training
In England.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1918-12-13

The Ukrainians and the Poles de
cline to stop fighting. They are chas-
ing each other back and forth in terri
tory which both claim, and it is diff
cult to say which has the advantage.
Recently the Poles occupied Brest'
Litovsk, the town where Germany ne.
gotiated the peace treaties with Rus
STA and the Ukraine.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1918-12-13

which didn't, con-
tinued the talk,
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Democratic County Assembly Creates
ljnusaI Interest and Names Fine Ticket

most fully with the national admins
tration and has caused this state t.
stand foremost in the ranks of thu
states of this nation. Be it fur
Resolved, that this assembly pub.
licly Acknowledgements appreciation Of
the present county administrator
for its effective business and econo'
mical services, both in the admins
tration Of county ffairs and in IT.
loyalty and patriotiSm in supporting
the government in It's time of need
And be it further
Resolved, that we express our sin.
cerest gratitude and commend with
pride the patriotism df the parent,
Of this county who have given thei,
sons to the country's cause, and to
the noble women for have given their
great sacrifice of time, and labor in
forwarding the prosecution of this
war, and their patriotic loyalty to
their government.
We also invite the support and
cooperation Of all American citizens
who are in sympathy with the forgo-
ing principles regardless of party af-
filliations.
Chas. E. Friend introduced an a.
mendment to the motion in which he
sought to strike out tie clause en-
dorsing the State administration ~
a whole, moving to strike out all ex-
cept that part referring to the war
program. A general d. scussion was
had in which those speaking for the
amendment made vicious attacks on
Governor Gunter, ACCUSING him Of
beinf: an aristocrat AND in fact MIX
Ing about the same chtrges that have
been appearing in Denver Post.
Tho Republicans present, and not
few were hanging hbout the doors,
were wearing broad grins in antici-
patton Of seeing . regular, old-time
political row. In this they were dis
appointed, however. q no serious ef-
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ROAD IMPROVEMENTS

There certainly has been treat
Improvement made in the Roads Of
Jefferson county within the past
two yearx. OF course. this does not
mean that all roads are in perfect
condition. but they are pueh better
than thew were two years oEa.
The West l4th nvenp" road to
Golden IL In splendid condition sine
Il has been rebuilt and rcsurfacei.
The State HIGHWAYS Commission
reports that appropriations h"v" berr
made for for roads In Jefferson
county ~ follows:
On the South Golden rord. ststc
route No. Sc. S32.s34 has been act
aside for the rompletion Of the ~radc.
putting In Of bridges and culv-rtx
and laying Of concrete. 70 ccmplett
the hard surface road from Denver
10 Golden.
On the North Golden road rou'"
No. 1, S4.004 vii, h" used for sncri-
ncin1 and re-surfacinV.
On Road No. 81. SlO,260 has heen
set aside for the purpose cf elimi-
mating curves md levelinp up the
grades from Denvtr n Morrison.
On Road IS. $4,000 has heen s~t
aside for improving the grade from
Morrison TO Confer through Tur-
key Creek.
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CORPORAL JOHN sHEARN, JR.,

Son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Shcarn
formerly residents of Colorado for
many years, and brother of Mrs. Jos
E. Gregg. Of Broomfield, Colo.
Corporal Shcarn was born at Hous.
ton, Tex, March 8, 1895, resigninp
from a lucrative position, he enlist.
ed in June 1917 with Battery f.
Ord Ohio Field Artillery National
Guard), at Cincinnati, Ohio, Battery
], together with other Ohio unit,
were drafted into the United States
service August Is. 1917, and off.
cially designated Battery f, l86th
Regiment U. S. N. G.. Field Artillery
18th Division, 62nd Brigade. The
command shortly aftcrward was sent
to Camp Sheridan, Ala, where it un-
derwent intensive training up to
about a month ago.
They are now "somewherc over
there" and without debut are doing
their utmost to make It AZ uncom-
Portable for tho Brutal Huns MS
possible.
: Young Shearn enlisted MS a pri.
vate, but thru merit was soon pro-
noted to corporalship and is now
serving as much with the battalion
Headquarters Company.
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5UNTY COMMISSIONERS
HOUSE DESTROYED
BY LIGHTNING

The people Of Jefferson county
are sorry to hear Of the misfortune
which has befallen the chairman Of
the Board Of County Corr missioners
Gus A. johnson. whose house and
almost all Il contained was DESTROY
cd BY fire last Friaav evening by be.
tnk struck by lightning.
Mrs. johnson was alone in the
house At the time. which was about
five o'clock last Friday afternoon
and the bolt Of lightning 70 stunned
her that she does not remember as to
how she even got ont Of the house.
Nei9hbors discovered the flames s~d
ran to the rescue. bMt were unable
to accomplish much In saving the
contents.
Mr.. johnson WAS in Golden IT thr
time and did not arrive until everv-
thing was over. He carried some
Insurance in che Grange Mutual
Fire Insurance company Of Colo
rado.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson have moved
into another small house ON the place
that was formerly occupied by the
hired men about the plscc and tho
probabilities are tina. they will not
rebuild until business condition.
have settled and the rast Of mnte.
rails are nearer normal.
The loss Of the house !. 30
blow to thes. highly res,ectcd peor'e
who were lust h.ginninv ~ crio''
the comforts Of life. c-rned NV ynr 80
At honest toll. ans. they have tho
sympathy Of the entire county.
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IMPORTANT LOCAL \
BOARD NOTICE

For the information of the public
and especially the registrants Of tbs
Class Of June 8, 1918, ard for thu
purpose Of obviating any present
or future misunderstanding, the fol-
lowing statements, applying to regis
trants both Of 1917 and 1918, are
here published:
D All claims for deferred elias
sification made by or on behalf Of
any registrants on the ground that
such registrants are engaged in an
agricultural or industrial cnte-prisc
are referred to the District Board
Of jurisdiction and are by such Dig
trict Board either granted or de-
MED. T.s
(2l The Local Board has no
jurisdiction over agricultural or in
dustriai claims except as tn recon-
mendation in certain cases which may
be appealed to the President.
(3) All claims for deferred clos.
sificatior made by or in behalf Of
any registrants upon any grounds
OTHER than agricultural or indus
trial are either granted or denied
by the Local Board.
az The District has No iurisdic-
ton over claims mentioned in par,-
graph three (3) above except upon
appeal.
f5) All registrants who have re-
ceived deferred classification urcr
any ground are required. within five
days after the happening thereof.
to report to the Local Board anv
change of status affecting such
deferred classification.
(6l Under recent proclamation.
the President has enjoined ALL
PERSONS to Immediately report nny
change In the status Of reeistrsnt
who has received deferred classifi-
cation either from tho District Board
or from the Local Board.
This publication is made at the
order Of the Local Board for JEFF
ferson County. Golden. Colorado.
A E. JUCHEM.
~ Chief Clerk.
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INVESTIGATION AND SUs.
PENSION DOCKET NO, ~.
In Re-Advaaes IL Dssvsv Trsuway
latssusbaa Farce.

At scesneral session Of tho Pub
lie Utilities Commission Of the State
Of Colorado. held At its office In
Denver. Colo. on the 18th day Of
July, 1913.
II APPEARING. That there. have
hsen filed with the Public Utilities
Commission Of the State Of Colo
RADIO by the Denver Tramway Com
pany schedules Of rates, effective
August 8. 1918. stating advancing
the interurban fares contained in
tariff. designated ~ follows:
Colo. p. u. C. No. 3.
1T Is ORDERED, That the Com
snisston enter upon an (intervesti-
cation and hearing to be held ut
date to be later designated concern.
Ing tho property Of the increases md
the lawfulncss Of the schedules en-
umsrated.
IT FURTHER APPEARING. That
the said schedules maI,s increases In
the interurbsn fares. and the rights
and interests Of the public apDsnr-
Ing to b. injuriously affected there
by. and Il being tho opinion Of the
Commission that the effective date
Of the schedules above specified
should be postponed pending said
hearing and decision thereon.
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED.
That the operation Of tho schedules
above specified i,c suspended and
that the uss Of the rates, rules and
charges therein be deferred until the
Srd day Of December. 1918. unless
otherwise ordered by the Commits
sion.
IT IL FURTHER ORDERED.
That the respondent utility shnll file
no schedule providing for nny in
rreaSey In the rates. ~ now in effect
and force pending said hearing and
drrision thereon.
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED.
That the Secretary Of this Commits
sion h.. and In hereby directed to
serve upon the utility issuing the
above named schedules n certified
copv Of this order.
THE PUBLIC UTILITIES
COMMISSION OF THE
STATE OF COLORADO.
Geo. r. Bradley,
Leroy J. williams.
A. p. Anderson,
Commissioners.
Dated at Dsnvsr. Colo. this 18th
dav Of July. 1919.
] do hereby certify TINT the above
snd foregoing In n true and CORRECT
~opv Of the original order " the
Public Utilitisa Commission Of he
State Of Colorado. catered In he
above cause and HOw on file In this
office.
sigaAsA q. A. FLANAGAN.
Secretary
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BLOOMFIELD BUDS

Jack Taylor and Miss Walter spen
Wednesday afternoon and evenih1
visiting friends at the Mckee resi-
dence.
Rufus Baily and wife were bus.
shoppers in Denver Tuesday of las
week.
Louie Altman was seen in Broom
field and vicinity Wednesday Of
last week.
Word was recently received from
Ray Hosmer from San Diego, Cal.
that he has volunteered as truck
driver in the ambulance corps and
exrects to leave for France immedi.
ately.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Hatfield were
visiting relatives, the Kneale family
near Niwot, Thursday afternoon OF
lsat week.
The detail Of colored soldiers who
for the last three weeks have been
guarding STANDBY Lake dam, have
moved their quarters elsewhere.
We understand that Mrs. Chas.
Callahan has been seriously under
the weather. we hope to hear of her
speedy recovery.
Nb"NCo tsuOSOTCu ~ ATVAuH
and return on business Friday of
last week.
We are glad to report that Mrs.
Harry Crawford is very materially
improved in health and expect to be
herself soon again.
Many farmers report that much
Of their wheat "is down" az direct
result Of so much rain which fell
nearly every day last week.
John Vaughan, telegraph operator
from Semper. has applied for three
months vacation and intends going
to New York CITY with the intention
Of completing his musical education
on the piano.
We understand a severe rain and
hail storm visited the DIR. C. v. ShoOp
district Thursday afternoon, doing
some damage to crops.
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WALTER kNEALE browns

Wednesdn" afternoon Mt 4 n. M,
last week. JULY 10. while Walter
kneale. next eldest son Of Thomas
md Georgia Kncale. who reside st
their ranch. X Of mile east Of
Niwot. Colo. was fishing In Beasley
Lake in companv with his brother
Arthur and two Eberhard brother..
He entered a laree cypbon in search
for some large fish. but never came
out alive.
II WIS necessary to turn a large
head II water in the cyphon In ex-
tri~-tinr the body.
The deceased was = member ~
Niwot I. o. o. F.. who conducted
the funeral services IT the home resi-
dence y. m. Monday. the remains
hcire laid to rest in Niwot GENE
terv. lie was q nephew IT Al Vat
field and left a 100000 accident
insurance policy. The bcre-v.d fam
ilv have the svmpathy Of their many
friends and relatives.
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II the third eldest son Of J. I. Null
stein, who resides on the county line
road midway between Broomfield
and Sempcr.
He Is ~ years Of aYe and enlisted
In the u. &. Marine Corps April 10.
1918. being sent to Mare Islnnd
Navy Yard. Cali, two days later.
but has lately been Transferred to
tho I03th Company. 9Th Regiment
Marine Camp. which II located Ut
Fort Crockett. Galveston, Texas.
Like majority Of Marines he Ii
more than anxious To get a whack
ut the Kaiser"
Mr.. I'd Clark Of Demon. Ia visit.
ing Mt the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
@. Curtis.
Loo Vaughan and wife Of Demon,
spent few days In Scmper last week.
Mr.. J. A. McNulty and family and
Geo. Campbell motored 10 Demon
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. II. Harding Of
Demon. wns In Scmpcr couple hours
Sunday evening.
M. W. C. Heath is back telegraph
inw NJ Scmpcr relieving J. Vaughan.
who Ii on leave absence.
Several fsrmres commenced cut
ting grain Monday morning.
The Alpha Club met with Mr..
W. A. Ferisn 1t Eldorad0 last Thurs.
day.
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Hail Storm Does
Much Damage

A terrific hail and rain storm WIS.,
tied this section of tho country late
| Wednesday afternoon. doing possibly
$4,000 worth of damage to the fruit
and grain crops and also the truck
and family gardens.
The path Of the storm where the
greatest damage was done was only
about half or three quarters of a
mile In width and moving from tho
northwest to the south east, dipping
here and there In its mad fury.
The hail seemed to fall thickcst
In the vicinity Of West 44th and
Wadsworth avenue, where II COM
pletly wiped out the gardens of
Ernest APPEL and Percy Wolff, also
doing great amount Of damage on
District Attorney Sam w. Johnson's
place.
While great damage was done ut
these places, back across Clear Val
ley to the northwest the storm Gre
ated an awful havoc with gardens
and all kinda Of small grain.
E. L. Kelso had 4 l-2 acres of
wheat, which was the pride Of that
section, which was near Juchem
Station and Il and his entire crop Of
SS"esoO" A"u otucT NoxStAUtob WcT0
wiped out.
Mr.. Goldsmith had a lot Of cab
bage just ready for the market,
which was completely destroyed and
everything on the Juchsm Ranch, in
Guiding 81 acres Of grain, rasberries,
and garden stuff was demolished,
while on the Fishburn place, Just
across the line fence, very little dam
age was done. i.b,t +
Jacob Derr and Crowley Brothers
were hard hit, while the Weitman
place got off with little damage.
Grand Brothers' Flower houses
were badly damaged by glass being
broken but the damage otherwise was
comparatively slight ~ also at the
Wi'morc Dahlia farm.
Hail fell In Arvada, but H. WINS not
large enough to do material dam
age. Griffith seemed to ret the
brunt Of the hail storm. All gar
dena and cherries were destroyed
and At o o'clock this mo2ning hnil
could he found In drifts about tho
buildings.
Mesdames e. b. Baxter. Brown
and Wilson were caught In the storm
while driving horse home from the
Cottonwood farm after q Red Gross
meeting. They rot under . tree.
blsnketed the horse and had all kinds
Of excitement besides getting soak
cd to the skin, but no serious mis-
hap.
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feet II anticipated W the Democrats.
George B. Campbell offered q set
Of resolutions upon the deaths Of C.
P. Hoyt and Judge barnes, since the
last assembly, which was responded
to BY q rising vote II nespsec
The next order o. business was the
designation Of cand} dates for the va
rious county oilessl
The following names were placed
In nomination:
The name Of A. Ralph Teller, Of
Denver View. was placed In nomina-
ton for Representative by W. W.
Moberly, and the name Of H. H. Nil.
Ter, Of Ralston, was nominated by
d. F. Moon. The vote resulted In
ll0 votes for Teller and SO for Mil
Ter.
H. H. Miller nominated ]. B. Rill,
Of Vasquss. for Treasurer, and the
vote was unanimous.
mated Frank Owens. Of Golden, for
Clerk and Recorder, and the clerk
was instructed 10 cast the unanimous
vote.
Senator Staley proposed the
name Of J. N. Compton Of Griffith,
for Sheriff and this met with un.
animous approval.
The name Of E. L. Kslso was plac.
cd In nomination for Assessor by
Geo. B. Campbell. who created con.
siderable levity by SEATING that Ar.
wade had tone honest man. and
that ID z. L. Kslso."
Chas. z. Friend nominated Miss
Bernes Bunker to succeed herself ~
Superintendent Of Schools. Mr.. Nc.
I.inder then proposed the name Of
Miss Ruth. Campbell, Of Arvada. for
the samc position. The vote gave
Miss Burger i7s against 20 for Miss
Campbell.
H. g. Rainwater placed In nomins.
ton z. Lugo for County Commits
sioner Of the third district and this
was made unanimous.
The names Of W. ". Woods. DR..
Richard Russell and Harry Mullen.
brock were proposed for Coroner,
Mr.. Woods receiving two votes. DR..
Richards 100. and Harry Mullen
brock ~ votes.
Mr.. Harrison Of Golden was nomi.
mated o. . candidate for the office
Of County Surveyor: and was the
unanimous choice Of tho assembly.
While there gas some little spirit
shown on one d two occasions. Il
believed that non the participants
In the wcrdy bouts have gotten Il
out Of their ayst4ms and there will b
no 10 feeling that Will hapair the
s1Bea0tA q ~ tSshse altse NJ psin-
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aries. which 10 Ill probability will re-
solve into . single candidate ticket.
Everyone sesNed TO feel that the
nssembly was on( Of the best ever
held by the DEMOCRATS Of Jeffer.
son county and TIM the ticket 70.
lsctsd. REGARDLESS "a what the ~.
suits Of the primarisA may be. In .
strong one. becausc evSrv one nam
Cd Ia In hlghstsnding aid deserving
Of the support Of the ps0als Of JEFF.
lesson eouaty.
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Don't forget the biz dance 10 -
given NJ Fremont Grange hak sasur-
day evening. July goth ti0od music
and good time y assured everyone
who will attend.
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IN MEMoRIAM

In loving memory 81 Frederick
r. Newton WIN entered into eternal
life July 20. 1918.
His wife and children.
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and comfort to the enemy" by Gov.
]. C. Gunter, in q proclamation In
which ne calls upon all ablebodied
cte1geoe tAsnGags In occupations crd
upon all civic ond county peace Off.
GERS to strictly enforce all laws re.
Garding vagraney. His proclamation
Follow:
PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS: A large number of
our citizens have been and are now
engaged in the military service Of
the United States, and are risking
their lives for the preservation Of
Dis nation and for the cause Of hu-
man liberty; and
and sacred duty Of those at home
to aid and support and encourage in
every way those who are sacrificing
their lives for their country ond
their fellow citixcns; and
WHEREAS: The production and
conservation Of food and other war
supplies are now prime factors and
imperative necessities in the vcrv
existence and freedom Of the World
and
WHEREAS: All able-bodied per-
sons In ~ State Of Colorado should
contribute their full quota Of energy
and service in the present intcrna-
tional struggle: ana
WHEREAS: Idlers and slackers Of
every kind are. during such times,
reproach upon and menace to the
safetv Of any people:
NnW TIL led ECnDES. mn fI,c
G. GUNTER. GOVERNOR OF THE
STATE OF COLORADO. do hereby
proclaim thst II Is the cacrcd duty
Of every ible-bodied person within
the borders Of the said State of Colo.
RADIO. between the ayes of sixteen
and sixty years, TO engage In some
useful occupation for at least five
days each cnlendar week. and an
average Of at least ak hours per
dav: and do hereby call upon every
such person to perform this duty
for the duration Of the war. Provid-
ed. that this proclamation does not
amply TO students while attending
educational institutions. or to tour
lists seeking health and recreation.
or to persons regularly employed
who are takinp customary vacations.
To live In idleness. or TO give an
insufficient days work. cnn he CON
strued In no other light than that
Of rendering aid and comfort TO the
enemy.
furthermore cali ,pon all places
Of public amusement TO put forth
such efforts ~ will discourage lonf-
inv or lettering dmrinv the hours
Of daylight. which should he honest
" .mnlcved In useful work.
And ! do call upon all civic and
county psace officers TO strictly en-
force oil rules and regulations re-.
"nrdinv vagrnncv. loafinv and loiter.
Inc and 10 se~ ~ Il that every atom
NJ man pnwer II pfop"rlv directed
70 the end ~ the fullest rrodur.
Zion and conservation Of nil food
st"ffs and war supplies.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. ! have
hersunt set nv hand and csused the
Crest Seal ~ State n he affixed NJ
thr State Capitol In Denver. Colo.
this Oh daw ~ July. A. D.. 1918.
JULIUS c. GUNTER.
Governor of Colorado.
JAMES r. holland.
Secretary Of State.
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n. G.. Trail and family motorcd TO
r.. Collins saturday and report blk
storn W that way Saturday.
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The above case was brought before
She commission bv Mavpr Gnrvin
and Attorney VI q: Smith Of Cot
den.
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IDLENEss AID TO THE ENEMY

ldleness Is characterised as laid
and comfort to the enemy" by Gov.
j. c. Gunter. In = proclamation In
which he calls upon all ablebodied
citEsae tesn&ase In occupations rrd
upon all civic ond county peace Off.
GERS to strictly enforce all laws re.
Garding vagraney. His proclamation
followS: