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New-York tribune., 1919-03-06
$4,000 Cubans Strike
Third General Tie-Up in Six
Months Called bv Unions

HAVANA, March 5.-The third gen
eral strike that Cuba has faced within
the last six months began ot midnight
when union men estimated that $4,000
quit work.
The strike is result of the failure
OF the building trades unions to effect
a settlement Of their demands for an
efght-hour day, Saturday half holiday
and considerable increase in wages.
The tie-up will not be as complete
as was the case during the two former
walkouts, as strcetcar mon have agreed
TO permit the companies to operate one
car on each Of the lines. The news
papers arc expected to continue publ
cation, at least for the present.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06
Soldiers wife u Suicide
as He Neurs Ne,U York

II ENRY ZIMMERMAN called
L. on his sister-in-law, Mrs.
Anna Zimmerman, at 1T East
l0lst Street, last night, to learn
her plans for to-day when her hus-
band, Louis, was to arrive on the
Leviathan with the 105th Machine
Gun Battalion Of the 9th Division
Her door was locked. His knocks
brought no answer. An odor of
gas was apparent.
With tho help Of patroman
Zimmerman broke down the door.
Mrs. Zimmerman was dead, one
end of n tube that hung from the
gas fixture still fast in her mouth.
Her family said that she had
heard that her husband had been
wounded, and had worried so over
the report that she was not her
self.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06
States Agree TO Care
For Insane Soldier.

WASHINGTON, March 5.-Regula.
tions issued to-day by Surgeon General
Ireland, designed to obtain more uni.
formity in disposing Of insane patient,
at army hospitals, provide that no sol.
dier may be transferred to st. Eliza.
beth's Hospital here until it has been
demonstrated that he is either incur
able or will require long period Of
treatment.
General Hospital No. IS. at Dansville
n. y, will receive only mild case,
suitable for treatment in open wards.
Surgeon General Ireland announced
that authorities of forty-four state.
had agreed to receive and care fol
patients from their own states II ev
dences of insanity existed prior t
enlistment.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06
Victory Postage Stamps To
Be Sold Soon .on Reerues

WASHINGTON, March 5.-victorv
postage stamps, a new Scent issue to
commemorate the successful conclu-
sion of the war, will be on sale shortly
throughout the country.
Postmasters will sell Victory stamps
only on request
The stamp bears the figure of Lib
erty Victorious, helmeted, and with a
sword in one hand and scales in the
other. The whole design appears upon
a shaded panel, with American, British,
French, Belgian and Italian flags for
the background.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06
Daniels Promises Jobs
TO Returning FIGHTERS

WASHlNGTON, March Naval sta-
tions and yards were directed by Sec
retary Daniels to-day to restore TO his
former position upon discharge every
man who left non-combatant work to
enter fighting branch of the service
Every effort will be made, Mr.. Dan.
icls said, to take care of the returning
veterans without leaving jobless other
men who. on the call Of the govern
ment, entered the naval establishments
essential industries.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06
Women Admitted 10 Officers
Club; Admiral Sims L. cu..,

LONDON, March Women were .a.
mlttcd to the American Officers cluh
last night and three dining room,
were filled with members and tho
wives at a party. A private n.,,v
also was given by the chairman of N.
club, Sir Harry E. Britain, who an
tertained Nice-Admiral Sims, Maio,
General John Biddle. commander Of n.
American forces in the United Kin,
dom; Robert P. Skinner, the AmsrI
can Consul General; Sir Gilbert ps,L
e1r ana Lady Parker, Admiral Charlt,
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06
Cern1any's Peace Ideas
Before Defeat Sho,cn
Nctc York Tribune
European Bureau


European Bureau
Copyright. 1919 New York Tribune rnc)
7 ONDON, March 5. - "The
~ Evening News" states the AL
lies have discovered a document
drawn up by the German Foreign
Ollice in the spring Of 1918 detail
ing Germany's peace terms at that
time, which included annexation Of
Belgium and Northern France. re-
turn Of the German colonies,
restoration to power Of King Con
stantinc OF Greece, surrender of
Gibraltar to Spain and Of Egypt
to Turkey, payment Of an indem-
nifty Of $4,000, 100000 by Great
Britain, surrender by her of all
naval bases and coaling stations
and control Of the Sucz Canal
Austria and Bulgaria we're to
share the territories of Serbia and
Montenegro and Belgium and
France were to be occupied until
the conditions were fulfilled.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06
Number of Unemployed in
Country Shows an Fncreas.

WASHINGTON, March s. Uncm-
ployment figures made public to-day
by the United States employment ser,
vice showed a steady increase during
the last week in the area Of unem,
ployment. Cities with large numbers
of job seekers increased to e6 per
cent, while the number of unemployed
Increased to 365,40o, or 25,3o5 over
last week.
New England, New York, Pennsyl-
vania and New Jersey reported In.
creases. The Middle West as whole
showed no change.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06
ISL ,625,OOO Damages Asked
Libels Lodged Against Steamer
Aquitania Prevent Sailing

the steamer Aquitania and the Cunard
Steamship Company, Limited. CASTOR,
Williams & Wigmore. Inc, of Canada,
lessecs of the British freighter Lord
Dutferin, which was sunk by the Aqui-
tania February 20, want $l,0OO0 900
damages for the ship and 100000 for
cargo. The Atlantic Sugar Refining
The Aquitania was to sail this noon.
but she will be held pending Federal
Judge Mayors decision this afternoon
The Cunard attorneys contended that
the ship is still an auxiliary cruiser of
the British navy, and not under control
Of the owners
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06
Two Fishermen Rescued
After 81 Hours Adrift

MILWAUKEE, March 4-After being
adrift for eighty-sevcn hours on Lake
Michigan, Joseph Budish and George
Costigan, fishermen, were rescued
about fifty miles from here by tug
which discovered them while on trip
to plant nets.
Budish and Costigan left here on
Friday on a fishing trip when they
were overtaken by gale.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06
Aerial Fighting Subject

Brigadier General William Mitchell,
director of the Air Service of the
American Expcditionary Forces, is to
describe aerial fighting at st. Mihiel
IN an address before the Society Of
Automotivc Engineers, 29o West
Ihirty-ninth Street, tomorrow night.
Az the afternoon session Commander
j. G. Hunsaker, L. S. NJ. who has Just
returned frop the front, viii talk on
naval airshipa. Many other service
men Will deliver addresses on aero
nuutica
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06
Want Espionage Repeal

The National Executive Committee
of the Socialist party in Chicago has
issued call to all organizations whose
members have been affected by the
espionage act. 20 attend conference
in Chicago on May /.
James O'Neal, member Of the com
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06

mittec, said yesterday that labor
unions, Quakers, Mennonites and other
religious sects also have been invited
THE conference will undoubtcdlv
urge the repeal of the espionage act )
said Mr.. O'Neal, "and will urge am
nesty for all persons convicted under
the terms Of that act
"Thc conference will urge complete
restoration of civil rights
New-York tribune., 1919-03-06

trntion despite the failure OF the ap-
proprition."
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-10
EASY WAY TO GET RID OF
MOSQUITOES AND FLIES

The psky mosquito and the disease
carrying fly, as wen as reaches, ants
bod bugs, moths and other ann0vine
insects can be gotten rid Of quickly
and positively by .he use OF i re-
Marktble new chemical discovery
known as Frierson's Fly Driver aud
= sect FItorminator
The most o&traYasaEt praise oG the
new preparation can be heard wa5,
ever women gather, aad the men
folks are no less enthusiastic aboit
il, FTierson's Insect EXterminatoy
comes in liquid form with a n2at
sprayeg
To destroy insects you simply snray
rOoms IN which insetcs are pres ut
forcing the spray by means Of me
arayer, into corners and cravices
~2ore insects hide. Results are i'm
|mon=a and lasting. The use OF the Fx-
a7Ioinator at intervals insgres free
4 klcm from annoying pests
F'riara ms ExterminMor is non poi
&onou md it has no objectionable
dor Il does not stain. Leading drug
4 nd grocery stores can supply it;
q urge bottle with sprayer only 80
Vents
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-10
First Methodiat Church

First Methodiet Enurch
Rev L. J. Ballard. Pastor
Services 1880 am. and $50 rm.
Sunday School, 10:15 A. NJ.
Interesting services both hours by
The pastor
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-10
CITATION

State of Georgia, Glynn County.
To whom it may concern:
Mrs. Emma r. Parker, having il
Nropor folm applied for permanent
letters Of administration upon the
estate Of G. L. Parker deceased, thtis
is 70 cite al and singular thte parties
at interest to appear at the court 81
Ordinary Of said county on the first
Monday in September, 1919, and show
cause, if any they can why perma
nent letters of administration should
not be granted to the said applicant
This August 4, 1919.
EDWIN w. DART, Ordinary Glynn
Co, Ga.
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-10

Corner Of N and Norwich Streets
J. G. Crimes, Pastor.
Services 1870 and 500 pm.
Sunday school at 1890 am, G. c
wilder superintendent.
! cordial welcome awaits you at
these services. Come.
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-10

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-18
Oct TjGuc 0ms.

Ger er iom befienot mango bersm'
te ifjppe 2aarn % airfer | Teroer.
Ser ifaI omtoles Ell mere beifeoen,
men eanife interesiant @pgnin9, Iom
ogiaa berer til "be ifi1oes" SAINT
lie. Gette Sus er Ell al SeoGroig'
beoerne / &ingsforo peo |irming.
bam / englano. 9pgningen benGp'
mes 8Ipnn Irms, og bens gpgme,
tier bar pisicIis life allet, at bans
Terf ellgang ifuloe blipe Ell aiirioii-
tet, iom aarIia beiees al mangfoloi-
&c Wenneifer.
Nan tiger, at Siiiet bar iaaet lin
llloenoe Stilliitg peo nogle Sorifpp.
ringer / Soroen iom Sslge al Grit
beorbeiber i Rprbeoen. Spab @ar-
Iaaen MI bar pGret, lao er Neiiil-
totet iorbouIenbe. !Sliiet bGloer Iaa
itcrft, og SGgge, 8illp % Tag ino-
tager en- Ioa eienbommelig Sitting,
of Sremmeoe inar Ell Selelle al H.
trpgbeo % llbebog, naar DC fomner
oerino.
fSamilien 8laSe bar boet Der / ODER
1G 9lar, % / oenne Sio / set millb-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-18
Puiet oe Kicffenet.
&inig Gprn Stareb Ynobims.

Spiieifeer Corn Starcb, 3 Spi-
%lelfeer Siiffer og Ell liben alpbe
Solt blanoes iommen % rsres no |
liot folot Tanb. Soa rsreS oct op !
Ell Eint to9enbe Sano og iaar ct Sp-
fog. Get err bebit at foge BET / Ell
Double Boiler o0 labe oct foge ell
Stuno. Sige Tor Oct err iGroigfogt
rereS = itippiife6e gGggebDioer / %
lige Tor oct brloeS op i en- 6orm Tor
at itipne tiliUtteS eli Sbeife TaniIie.
en- Souce lapes pao islgenoe Waa'
De: Gn Fint Vtclf ioar ct Spfo9,
irsrcs Ell Sbeife Corn Starcb % 3
Spi'cifeer Suffer, lom or rert goot
i%anuncri, tort. Saailart bette bar
fogt op, BABES DC TO uiSpeoe gGgge-
blommer /, Oet foyer, til oct er tpft,
unocr itaoig &isping o9 TGttes Der
paa tiliioe for at a~ifiglcS. Sige Tor
Salcen lfal ieruere&, tiIlTttcS Ell
Sbeife Tanilie. Tnaoe Saltcc o9
Eltooing ntoa bore iafolb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-18

lie, bar 9p9ninsen life unoergaaet
noeen Soranoring.
&c err iaa paitte til Sorboloeite, at
De neppe logger Werfe til oeres 30
Iigs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, men andre
SoIf, iom beisser benz, bar cfte ell
6ornemmelie al, at Irsgeile er ii9ro
meo at ialoe neo oper Dem.
Sgioa geoiteiars eanle aloffe
bar Iempet Jig eiter Snlgioelicrne, %
meo Sooitpffet Iatgt noe pao @nlpet
og ben sperite Gel ireoeligt itsttenoe
Jig til SGgeen, peobIiper ben uior-
itprret at piie Sioens Sluet.
SamiIiens Meblemner err blcpet
oant til at eaa giennem 8angen til
Soriiuen meo 6eoOerne miot roe
paa 8ulpet og Sopcbet bare nogle
Sommer fra Spggen. &c ieler bet
eanife merfpRroiet, naar De fommer
/ @eise hos bereS 9efienote, iom bar'
normale 9oIiger, bpor 2oit og SGg.
ge inotager beres ri9tiee TlaoS. 90
De bar mango fornsielige Elmer,
naar npsgierriee 5remmebe / Suriit-
tiben fommer til @pen % ifal for.
Isee at gaa paa bet i~fraanenoc @lllp
/ oct merfpGroige SltS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-18

2635-A Stylish One-Piece Gown. Cut
in u sizes: "a, 81, 80. 40. ~ and ~ inches
bust measure. size 80 requires Az Yards
of ~ inch material. Width of skirt at
lower edge is about = yards. Price. 10 cents.
2792S Girls Over-Blouse Dress. Cut In
) sizes &. s. 10, II and IA years. Size 10
requires 3s yards of SO inch material Tor
the dress, and 1& yards for the over-piouse'
Price. 10 cents.
1881 Girls Dress. Cut in 4 sizes 6. 3,
10 and IL years. Size II requires 3A yards
of A inch material. Price. 10 cents.
2636 Misses Dress. Cut in 3 sizes;
10. Is and 20 years. Size l6 requires 9
yards of SO inch material. Width OF skirt
at lower edge is pa yards, with plaits
drawn out. Price. 10 cents.
a42T-2442- Ladies' Costume. Blouse 242!
cut in I sizes "a. 36, IS, 40, AZ, a. and
al inches bust measure. Size IS will require
4 wards of SO inch material. Skirt 2442 cut
in Z sizes: -. "a, 20, %, 30, 32 and "a
inches waist measure. Size "a will require
o6s wards OF "A inch material. The skirt
measures rs yard at the foot. Two
separate patterns, 10 cents FOR EACH
pattern. a.. - o .,,os.
10 Ia and l6 years. Size IA will require
Az Yards OF 80 inch material. Price,
27os-9796 - Ladies' Costume. Waist 279S
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-18
Carrie unt bet / Mpiiernc.

enlter Of uotrpffe min Safnennlel'g
bco for &urifp," ltriper Sru Gbrl-
time Rcicb ira Oregon Gttp, Greg.
IS ct belt 9Ior in,ertcoc mine 6sooer
mig 0aa % Tat / Den @raS, at les
life funoe iua noaen Spile. : Nni'
ierne lrite leo aoifinise @atae ON
aurito % iattcoe Den @cilutniils at
sipc ocl en- Irepe. Seq bar bri'9t
ire SLATER al bette ST9enl'ooel;
mine Seoocr err M raife % leg bar
ilet inecn Smcrter." ) oper Sin'
oreoe gar bar &urifo bepilt line 'iino'
beossipenoc Ggcnifaber FOR DC Sn9c
% 9iSenoe. Sneen Sp9oom har
p9rct iaa lem, intet SiliUloc 'aa al
porlisi. noen at bette eairle llrte'
miboel bar brast SiGlp. Sei er lite
ncsen Ipotefermeoicin. Speeiellc
ascntcr Icperer ai,rifo Sirefte I'll
Solf eler oet fan beitiaes hos elerne
Or. Gcicr 5abrnep & CONS, 25O1
@aibinston 9Ipb., Chicago, Su-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-18

cut in : sizes: "a, SO, IS. 40, AZ. a. and
46 inches bust measure Skirt 2I96 cut
in Z sizes %. "a, 20, %, 80, 80 and "a
inches waist measure. 1t will require 2@s
yards of A inch material for the waist.
and 3 yards for the skirt. for a medium
size. Width of skirt at lower edge is about
. yards, with plaits extended. TWO
separate patterns, 10 cents FOR EACH
pattern.
2421 : Ladies' Apron. Cut in ! sizes
measure. size SO requires 6 yards of SO
inch material. Price. 10 cents.
2TT4- Ladies' House Dress. Cut in Z
sizes "a, 36. 3S. 40, AZ, A and 40 inches
bust measure. Size 80 requires 5& yards
Of a. inch material. The dress measures
about az yards at the foot. Price. 10 cents.
27S8 Ladies' Waist. Cut in sizes !:
80, IS, 40, AZ, A. 46 and 4s inches bust
measure. Size IS requires 2As yards of SO
inch material. Price. 10 cents.
279S - Girls Pajamas. Cut In 8 sizes /:
4. 8. s, 10 aud II years. Size 10 will re-
quire 3A yards of SO inch material. Price,
10 cents.
2T77- Ladies' Skirt. Cut in 7 sizes /:
"a. 26. rs, 30, 80, "a and Sc inches waist
measure. size "a requires 3 yards of SO
inch material. The skirt measures about
2s yards at the foot, with plaits extended.
Price, 10 cents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-18
Huol: Hnnb.

nj Sloga inf, MORT Snlprcllc ira
cllcr iiUr ira Nutobiul far
iouea al al Slog9 %aitctei huis man
ierit 9nioer Smerclic2ilUffen ri9tig
gobt inb meb Snter % oerpaa palter
oct ! %Iuntcnt SUbeuano. gtaar Ell
"a ifpucr oct / ilcrc %ano, pil 6lGf.
fen pUrc ioriuumoet.
Naar en- bar iplot &altunen euer
@nolen eler bpao set III er ior
SlagS Sugl, lan ton man Ilippe at
in oct lommeu % iitcbct iGttc Sanb-
i~titfere (Sootbpict3) paa bper Sioe
al Nabningcn oa iaa trUoe iterf SpS-
ling irem % tilbnge omfring Sano'
ltittcrne. Sette er ba meget lettere
at iieruc naar SaItunen er itegt enc
mar oct er met iainmen.
&piS Taraiiine @ar eler aero.
Icnc ifiIbe fonlme ibrono or Ger IN
gciltina icnn i~liitfcr oct iaa tort ion
at fate Ell @aanoiuIo MeI oper De
- 90 Itel bar man 10 altio put
Soanocn MI naar arisen er opel
ialialol
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-18
&jcrncmclf Spngbnnts.

Gn Sop aierncntclf, Ell Sop brll1t
Sllffcr, = SpiIeItcer Sn1er eIlcr
Wtargarin, ct 9Gg. en- balu Sbelfc
Sooa, ell Sheifc Cream ni Tartar,
en- SierOebel Sbeifc Salt % not WeI,
iao oct bIir Ell posiclig ioit Geig.
Smer % Suffer rprcS goot Ialnnlell,
ireres oct piapeoc 9@g, &%iernennelt,
Sooa, Salt, Cream pi Sartar og
Wclct. Oct fiUplcS no onltrcnt Il
CONNIE inf, trpffcS no meo eli
"Gougbnut Gutter, % itc8ca | 9ail-
lie nlcget fogcnoe SnlIlt. aagcrne
lr9geS pao brunt Nopir for at SEQ
tct fan trrffca al % o~nerorpS'es
ocrpoa nleo pulpcriierct Sutfer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-18
peet Sin 8le>feriynine.
Gar ieee urente>er iniee Zig in>.

globmebiein, Der ct rent pesitabilit. Ufanse
gpotbefcre bar feet pibuuosrIise Relultoter
opnaaet b!anbt tine Snnb.r peb benne TORS
artebe samIs Wsbieir. o. be ptb, at S. S. S.
er en- al be met paaIioeIise Slobrsniere nor
aen1inSe "tipirtet. Solo bit Blob frit for
ilreubcoer web Srnsen al peune rrIise gan,le
Meoicin, os buis BIT snltsr NGseraaS. tait
BIZ ub.n 8oitsnbs erbplce o,sle Dso at itr,pe
III WsbicoI Director, Omit Specine 60,
% Omit Qdborutorp. atlanta. Ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-18
Hellt Blob er ensbetgoeuSe meS
fulDfommen Snn0he0.

9lpntbetere iaabau / Mmiubeliabeo bar i
I'm Sio baonbteret banoreber at Wcoiciner,
Sporui Ell bel Gel Tor lang Sib liosn er
,Iente. .
Men Der er en- iom bar p0ret fol9t al
Gpntbetere oper belle yanoet 4, mere enb ieintt
9lar. nn bet CT s. =. S. ben panlioelioe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-18
Sfinfe % Yurf S%aniaac itcst / Va.
g%erppncll.

Ti peo ale bpor ficbeli9 Def er at
itc0e Sfinte eler WcoiItcrfager |
Fanoc poa Stopcn, ioroi oct iprll.
ser iaa % ieler til Stoocn / bio Sms
freoS. Gette fan altIammen mo.
gooeS bpiS man 0ipr Sfinfcn cller
"Sauioae" iprbiQ I'll at itcgcs %
Ioa letter set inc / nliooelsparm @as
Qcropn til set or Nobt britrt, ont'
trent en- bolp Siuc, 90 Sfinfcn
iirr bIir boobc nlercre % bcore paa
ocnnc Maaoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-18
Stcete Spg mco Slt.

Ger onbeialca ion Iterft at bril9c
2e9 mere / &uabolbningc1 END pi
gier, ioroi &c baaoe er ilnoe o9 bill
lige, Men mango liter DEM llet life
fogte pna olminocIig SiS, mems DC
fonife fan IpneS goot ON oen1 tlIbe-
reote paa oenne Wtaaoe: aog 500
til oe er aloeles more / ialtct Sano.
0rpS Ina ct inf Sog reoet Slt / @ltn'
sen al ct Ste1einb, lUg Segene Der
ppcr % bap li0t Solt % Ncber oper
% Irg iaa ct inf Gag repet DIT Der
oper. Sap / bare 'oouiot mc9ct
Wtclf, at set life blir tert o9 Ite9 oct
ioa til Siten er inteltet og oct er lp'c'
brllut paa Soppen. en- anoen Nua'
Sc er at foge 2egen og Irgge Den cr
/ ct Stcgc'oo, bauc ganIfe meget
Spio Snllcc oper og Ioa hope repct
Dit, itpbt @roo og inlua SLATER
Snler pua Soppcu. Sette IGttes
ga0cropnen, til BET er goot brlllti
poa Soppen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-18
SppActu0lcu.

Ct uemsriei uprfs eauf aunpriiiH elaemes 8s.
mon. 10 Vrspeuurrt IS 9ente | Grimerfcr.
.,Spegefuglen", Perth Ambov, NJ. J.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-18
Sunihc al eauneS GOrn % Sit.

Gn Spiieife Smor, Ell Sbe'te op.
hoffeoe "8reen TepperS", ell balp
5bcife Salt, = Stopper Spio Sollce,
Ell Sop rcpct Git, Ell 8anoe Corn, 3
9Gggcblommer, 8 s~Gggebpiocr.
Smerct % De opbaffeoe "Eeppers"
rerca iammcn / > NtimIter, loa bGl.
oc3 bcu Npi0c Sorcc (oenne5 laoea
al , toppeoc Spiieifeer Smer, lont
imeltes % irerca 3 Spilclfeer Mel
o0 oerpoa ipUoc5 meO : &opper to.
genbe Wtclf % fogcS til BET cr tpft %
iepnt o. tiliUtte@ Salt % Yeber ef'
ter Smog.) / iamt SaIt, DIT, Corn
o. sc pi2pebc 9Gg1eblommer. Naar
bette or goot iamncnrort, "foloes"
&c itippiifeoe 9GNgcbpioer / og ioa
itcac3 oct / @ageropnen ell balp ii
me. Sette err ell nlc9ct 900 Net og
hnr man ben bebeocr man lpprt lloet
uco Sioen Al.
, 1919-07-03
LONG DROUGHT ON IN SARATOGA
No Saloons Operating Here, for the
First Time in HistOry-Sighs
and Stews Mark Farewell.

For the first time in history, the
town of Saratoga, which has long been
the oasis of this section of Carbon
county. is without saloons, these insti-
tutions having permanently clO+sl
their doors last Monday night in con
formity with the terms of the recent
state prohibition law.
There was a good attendance at the
wake" on Monday evening. and n CON
vivial crowd was present to the last
minute to pay their last respects to
the departing spirit" \ considerable
delegation from over the Colorado line
was present to assist in "A proper Oh
servance of the obsequies incident to
the demise of old John. and his last
hours We're made as pleasant and noisy
as possible.
Under the terms of the constitutions
al amendment adopted hy the voters
at last November's election, Wyoming
would have gone dry on January !,
1920. but when the legislature met last
January it was dccmed advisable to
put the state law into effect on July
/. at the same time that it appeared
national wartime prohibition woull
, 1919-07-03
Board for ~.owst

Messrs. W. +. Broadhurst and b. \.
Lee and their families, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. NJ. Wilcox and Mr., and Mrs. Lee
Wilcox left on Tuesday afternoon ON
their overland trip to Yellowstone Ma
tional Park ana the mountainous
country tributary thereto. They will
go first to the Pathfinder dam, thence
by way OF Casper to Riverton, where
they will be joined by Mr.. and Mrs. ii.
G. Wilcox. From Riverton they will
go TO Cody and begin the Park tour
from the eastern entrance.
Returning, they expect to come out
the south side of the Park and come
home by way Of the Wind River route
to Dubois and Lander, or the Hoback
Canyon route md down the Green
river to Rock Springs. They will be
away about six weeks.
, 1919-07-03
SissOn Buys Wolf Hotel.

The Wolf Hotel, Saratoga'S leading
hoStclry, was sold last week by Mrs. f.
q. Wolf to George w. Sisson. who has
conducted the hotel under lease for II
number Of wears. The property in
cludcs the annex building adjoining
the brick structure. as well Il IL num-
Der of vncan lois in the rear of the
hotel building.
The hotel was built some - years
ago by Fred G.. Wolf. who conducted
the business for many years. Since
the death of Mr.. Wolf the hotel has
been leased, and Mrs. Wolf finally de
cided To dispose of the property.
The Wolf has always been the head
quarters for sportSmen and cutters
from all parts of the country, many
of whom are annual summer residents
of Saratoga.