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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-08-20


Aryid Landstrom arrived Tuesday
from Gully, MINI, Tor vew days
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Is. johnson returned
Saturday from Bemidji, where they
spent q week at the lake
k Miss Lorene Loken, or Minneapolis,
arrived Sunday morning, to visit at
the home Of her uncle, 3. A. Bueche,
for about two weeks
s MOTHERSi Why not protect tho
children. by using milk from Tu-
berclin tested hero? p. Frost Spauld-
ing Farm Go. s.5
Mrs. a. G. Carlson left Saturday for
Minneapolis, where she viii visit her
daughter. She viii also take In the
Minnesota State Fair. s.ss
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hanson returned
Monday morning from Newfolden,
where they have been visiting at their
parental homes, Il Bjorsness and Carl.
Hanson's.
Misses Judith and Zelma Cederland
left for Crookston Thursday evening to
visit relatives and friends for some
time. From there Miss Judith will
leave for Fargo to resume her duties as
stenographer for Attorney Tim Fran
<9SeS
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-08-20

1s Go to The Bazaar The Busy Store.
Christ Hanson, 81 Malcolm, was q
visitor IL the city Friday
g. ~. Nelson and family left Monday
for Aberdeen, $. ID, by auto, for d
few weeks visit.
August Rokke and Stanley Lausness,
OF West Valley, were business visitors
IL the city Tuesday.
We can save you money on Manure
Spreaders. Come IN and get one.
Warren Machine & Irons Works 60.
Mrs. G. a. Monogram, 81 Hallock,
came down Monday fol. a brief visit at
the 8. 3. Lund home, returning Tues
day. ss|
John Anderson, daughter Elisha, anu
Miss Beda Skog. left Tuesday in Mr..
Anderson's car, for Britton, s. d, to
visit with relatives.
The Misses Lois Void, Lucille Burns,
sEyangeline Burns, Miss kennedy and
Mr.. Arthur Bryant motored thru from,
Thief River Falls to their homes at
Grand Forks.
The Marshall County Sunday School
convention will be held at Stephen next
Sunday, Aug. oath. All Sunday school
workers are requested to be present..
q. ". Thomas, president. ssss
Miss Ella d. Foxen, who enlisted as
war nurse about year ago, returned
to- Warren last Thursday from Camp
Dix, I, where she has been station.
ed the greater portion OF the time.
q Herbert Hanson and sister, Miss
Cora, Of Thief River Falls, arrived
tuesday for a visit at the r. Bake
home in this city. Mr.. Hanson has re
Gently returned from service oversee.
as g stretcher bearer.
Mrs. John johnson, Of Oak Park, III.
left on Wednesday evening Of last weel
to attend the funeral Of a brother, Her
man Larson, who died that day. Mrs
johnson has been visiting at the River
side Farm with her sons, Elmer an,
Victor.
Albin Young left last evening 70
Jackson, Miss, after having spent sey
leraI months attending to business al
fairs in this city. Mr.. Young has mad
arrangements with =. NJ. Olson Of thi
city, to conduct his real estate and in
surance business here.
L X 4 80 sd
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a farewell receptio ion will be given for
Rev Bartholow and family at the home1
OF Mr.. and Mrs. z. a. Powell Wednes-
day evening, Aug. 9th. All friends are
especially invited Commit tee.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-08-20

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Il
III GATHERED FRoM THE
Il HOME FIELD.
Wanted Girl at Hotel Warren.
Dance at Angus Friday, Aug. 22nd.
Don't miss IT..
Hjalmer Porten, Of Alyarado, was a
business visitor IN Warren Friday.
Three Ford touring cars, one with
self-starter, for sale. +. Smith,
Warren.
Plum Pits Wanted Will pay 10 cents,
q quart for knocked plum pits j..
/ Nordstrom. u.
The secret Of success is to be ready
when opportunity comes. Attend Man
kato Commercial, Mankato, Mimi.
Vim. Michelet, a prominent attorney
! In Thief River Falls, attended to bust
mess matters In the probate court last
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs "A. N. Eckstrom return
IedSunday evening from a. two weeks
auto tour in the iron range country
near Eveleth. SIS
Miss Clara Hanson, who is visiting
at the =. Bake home, spent several
days yisitin at Crookston, returning 70
Warren Monda
Miss Angelica Maruska returned Sum
day morning from a several weeks ya-
|cation spent at Alexandria, the Twin
\ Cities and other points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Brown, Of .shen-
iandoah, Iowa, are spending several
weeks in this vicinity looking after har-
west and threshing operations on their
farm near Warren. sss ss5ss;
Willie Labine, from near Argyle, ar
tfrived Friday to consult the doctors here.
i An operation was advised necessary.
MI. Labine returned Monday to attend
= to his harvest before he undergoes the
%Ioperation. 81. 58
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson and
daughter, Gertrude, left last Thursday
IeVening for their home at Chicago, Ill,
after a month"; visit at the home Of Mr.
4 anderson sister, Mrs. G. A Peterson
north Of Warren, and other relatives in
'nA' q - =
q Ivan Munro, former employee al
1 the sheaf office, returned to his home
81 at Vin0nnf IA Of 11yr,olys q Pfe,1. Z, 1,,,4
i two years military service in France
and Germany with the %. s. Army. Mr.
1 Munro was atone time reported as
among the mi missing
= DON'T make =. mista 1<as and sion an
with 4 school fl,a /. Won arc. not acnIa inf.
ed WITH ss MANY schools want your
Il1lo>l[ley,#p,utL give you very LILLE IN re.
4 lufll. " rte your own school and gel
lhe pest. NORTH Star College, warren
oatlsIactlon guaranteed or your money
i iees'fh lt' 3 . i. S. y g
4 Expectation Of cows from Argentina
lis prohibited for a period Of three
years, in a bill which the. government
i forwarded TO the Argent tine Congress
- = .1eelareo 1ll'ae 'ne measure Is nee
, ~, W., u IS ~ y
'ss ul,l IS =
a. nans On 800 s. Is W. nne =
$500 800 ~ s.
t Carl N. anderson and Harry NJ. Lar
s son, OF Keilosh is, arrived syestef-
I. day to assist with threshing operations
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-16

lvlt Inaintea Ell o patrula germana
nu numai ca mar Fl cautat sa
fuga, sau sa Sc predea, dar s. ar
ii luptat Gu ca fara sovaire. M
era invatata Gu minuirea sabiei
81 nici Gu revolverul nu trasesc
in viata Ell, dar Gu puSca era O.
blsnulta sd traga. Fusese de mai
multe orr la what Gu fratiorul ci
Ghita 81 de multe orr luat pa
sarea din sbor. Cind au fost SOL
dati in gazda la eli pc la incepu-
tul lui Septembrie, luase seama
cum curatau pustile 81 cum Sc In
.carca 81 Sd descarca cartusele. I'm
soldat, vazind-o ca sta lingd el 81
priveste Gu luare aminte la 1ncrul
lui, ii lamuri micile instruetiuni,
Gu privire la inaltator 81 ii arata
cum sd ochieasca. Mai tirziui cind
la spus lui Sandu ca ca ar yputea
TRACE GU pusca militareasca 81
site cum sd incarca 81 sd descar-
ca, Sandu la mai dat uncle la
muriri pc carl lie tinea minte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-16

au aJuns trupele germane Gu ina
intarea lOr, Sc ferea sa Sc coboa-
re 81 sa iasa la luminis. Pc la a.
miaza. eSise din codru 81 inaintea
Ell Sc intindea vale deschisa ca
de vre-o zece chilOmetri de lunga
la capitul Garcia Sc vedea un deal
acoperit Gu brazi malt. Poposi
in marginea codrului. Nu-i era
foame, dar Sc simtea sfirsita 81
scotind traista de dupa git, scoa-
Sc din ca un pesmet 81 Q bucata
de carne uscata 81 incepu sd ma
nince. 0 coprinse setea 81 cauta
in bidonul de la cingatoare. dar
era gol. Porni iarasi, coborindn-
Sc spre vale, crezind ca va da de
apa. Carpatii sunt bogati in is
voare. Calatorul care strabate
muntii nostri nu duce lipsa de a-
pa. Aproape din fiecare st1nca
tisneste un isvor de apa cristali-
ma, pravalindu-se la vale, unin-
du-se Gu apa altor isvoare, ca sd
formeze un piriu, lar piraiele Sc
formeaza in riuri, carl Sc varsa in
Dunarea batrfna ce strahate tara
pc qatura ei de Miaza ri, despair
tind-o de Serbia 81 Bulgaria de
astazi, tara turceasca de ieri, ca
apoi So Sc verse in Marea Neagra.
voica de cum . coborit pc va
lea deschisa ce sc afla inaintea il,
= dat de IN piriu Gu apa Impede
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-16
Vhtutc 81 DCStf3lu
ROMAN COE1IEpoPhN
DE
G. R. PASCU.

mai lasa 81 miseleasca tradare,
armata romina care s'a retras
din O,tenia, n a fOst i'm stare sa
opuie impotrivire hotarita ina
intarii fortelor germane, carl au
istrabatut pc valea Jiului. Ofiterii
francezi, carl au fost de fata la
luptele Rominilor II 'au avut Gu
vinte destul de elogioase de Ia
uda vitejia, felul de lupta, inca
patinarea 81 indurarea trupelor
romine, dar 81 eli All fost de pa
rere ca armata rom1na Gu mijloa-
cele sale 81 Gu numarul de care
dispune numai poate sta in fata
masinismului de ra1boiu german,
81 au sfatuit comandamentul ro-
min sd puma trupele sale la ada
post.
Bulgarii prinzind veste ca tru-
'pele germane au patruns pc Va
lea Jiului, au prins 81 eli inima 81
au trecut pc la Calafat, cautind
Sc prinza pe Romini fntre doua
focuri, dar n'au reusit. Retrage-
rea armstei intiia, care opera in
Oltenia q fost asa de repede si GU
|dibacie facuta, q . scapat nes.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-16

truga .cu totul armata romina 81
ca populatia mai avuta s'a putut
retrage cu ce a putut duce Gu 81
he, ca sd scape din m1inile nava-
litorilor.
Ne sosind ajutoarele rusesti a.
TIT de multi trimbitate 81 astepta-
te, armata romina . facut foar-
te slaba impotrivire la OFT, unde
aJunsese Gu doua zile inainte de
soslrea dusmanului 81 ar fl avut
destul timp ca sd sc reorganizeze
pentru aparare. fntirzierea Ger
manilor de urmxri armata ro-
NINA Sc datoreste fricei. Germa-
nil S au temut cx Romfnii le-au
lntins 0 cursa 81 dupa ce au pa
truns pc Valea Jiului,. s'au null
tumit Gu isbinda din ziua aceea.
Sc inoptase 81 se temeau Sc ur-
mareasca pc Romini. T0cmai a
doua ri, pc la orele zece diminea-
ia, cind au prins veste prin aero
planele lor cd 1rmata ROmina
.s'a retras 81 Sc ma aproape de
Oft, fu plecat ffupele germane
In ,,rro r;roo u. - =; a ot4,ro; a,,
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(Urmare }

@-@Durcrea Voichei a fost cOvarsi-
tnare, dar era fata lui Pirvu. ca
re daduse patru atacuri asupra
6rivitei 81 fusese tot in primele
rfnduri, 81 trcbuia sa asculte 81
sfatul iubitului eli Sandu. Numai
cjteva lacrimi au stralucit in o.
Chi eli frumosi 81 negri ca mura
cpapta padurei 81 a devenit in
curind stapina pc sine.
: La luat in ibrate 81 la dus pima
In vagauna din stinga costisului
ne care iubitul eli STA dat obstes.
cnl .sfirsit, unde dupa ce la des-
bracat, ia pus sub capatiiu citi-
va muschi de brad, acoperindu-l
en frunze ruginite de stejar, 81
dupa ce STA taiat coadele 81 s'a
ip1bracat in haine militare, a
mgenunchiat linga mormfntul de-
sshis al iubitului Ell, a zis ru-
aciune scurta 81 un Dumnezcu
~ ierte ii s'a afundat tot mai
lfnc in inima padurei.
4N1p
= uFlna tradarii rusesti, recu-
ds sosN lumea ca Gee
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-16

spalat de osInda 81 curat in fata
oamenilor, dar ajuns, sa Sc vada
81 mai sarac, de cum era innainte.
Casa 81 locuSorul Use vinduse La me
zat, pentru plata cheltuielilor de
cercetare 81 de judecata. La usa
gasit tabla cu pajura, 81 sc facuse
crisma. ST colo, unde-i fusese va
ira parinteasca, Sc desfatau acum
copii de jidov.
A luat atunci sarmanul ON to-
|iagul in nina 81 s a dus in lume, a.
'gonisindu-si p1nea prin lucrul cu
ziua, ba fntr un loc, ba in altul 81
povestind oamenilor patania sa GU
|jupfnul David 81 cum sl-a racorit
|inima, dindu-l hustiuluc in apa Su-
cevei. 81 rideau oamenii, de Sc pra-
|padeau, incit din tot necazul la ra-
mas omului la urma porecla Badea
Hustiuluc.
Amarit insfirsit de soarta sa 81
poate 81 printr'o cipdata dorinta,
de Sc tinea de locul, de unde Use
|pornise urgia, s'a naimit la urma
pazitor la velnita Gu grajdurile 81
acareturile irosite, ce au fost ra-
mas de la David Sloim, osinditul,
81 pc earl lie stapinia de vreme un
nepot al lui... VENT din tara ungu
reasca, deocamdata crismar la Ru-
da... linga drumul Tereblecei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-16

tinsa. Afara de citiva prisonieri
de la arier garda, nici Germanii
81 nici Bulgarii nu s'au ales Gu o
isbinda stralucita, ca sd poata
trimbita in lume ca au capturat
atltea mil de oameni 81 arme.
Primejdia mare era insa la ra-
sarit, in inima tarei. Daca Germa-
nil rousseau Sc treaca muntii la
Predeal lsau macar 81 la Cimpu-
lung 81 trupele coalizate ale lui
Mackensen pc la Giurgiu sau o.
tenita, atunci armata de operati-
une de peste Olt era sa fie prinsa
in cursa 81 urma sa Sc predea,
daca nu voia sd Sc expuna la nj
micirea Ell, dar, trupele de la pa
sui Predeal 81 Cineni Sc luptau GU
fndirjire, hotariti sd piara pima
lie unul, dar dusmanul sd nu
treaca pima nu va Fl ingaduit de
comanda militara centrala, 81 n "a
trecut.
Tot asemenea 81 armata de pc
malul Dunarei intre Calafat 81
Calarasi STA facut Gu prisosinta
datoria, respingind Gu isbinda
ori ce incercare de trecere a Du-
narei de catrey armata coalizata
q lui Mackensen.
Numai banbatiei 81 spiritului lie
jertfa . acestor trupe yiteze Sc
datoreste Cd Falkenheyn MI STA
pntut indsplini scopul ca Sd dis
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ca lacrlma, care Serpuia in fun
dull vail intro albie petroasa. PO-
tolindu-si setea a umplut lbidonul
81 pornit mai .departe. De-alun-
gul vaii cOastele erau sterpe, pc
trOase GU o vegetatie foarte slaba
81 rara. Alaturi Gu piriul, care ur-
ma cursul vail Sc afla O poteca,
bine batatorita, semn ca valea e.
ra umIblata. In fundul vail, de am
belle laturi ale piriului, vegetatia
era bogata. Era fineata, 81 Ottawa
de 81 brumata, era inca verde.
Voica inainta in acea singura-
tate tainica 81. mareata a firei Ia
ra nici 0 sfieala. Era Munteanca,
nascuta 81 crescuta la lpoalele
muntilor 81 de multe ori ratacise
pima in adincimile lor, fara a Fl
inarmata 81 fara teama. Acum su-
ferintele indurate i-au mai otelit
inima 81 hotarirea de asculta
de sfatul iuHitului eli Sandu, care
ia lasat Gu, limba de moarte sd
Sc resbune, i-au dat puteri noui,
pc carl inca nu lie simtise pima
in ziua aceea. Era imbracata mi
litareste 81 era fnarmata Gu sable,
revolver 81 pusca en- repetitie, pc
care Q purta pc umar, potrivit Gu
sfatul lui Sandu, 81 Sc simtea cu
Sste militar, ,~c4. IN ca este . forta
ggal6 Gu 4 ori carui soldat, Il
1acx in momentele acelea s'ar ii
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Pacate ispasite.
(Urmare 81 'sfirsit.)

81 era intro ri de vara, - toe
mai pc vremea, cfnd Sc sparsese
fundul ispravilor lui David 81 ale
mandatarului, = ca sa facut, nu
stu cum, sd Sc afle badea Ion Chi
wa pc celalt NAL al Sucevei, unde
prinsese niste peste. 81 iata, ca sc
ivesc in zare citeva trasuri GU cal
de eel de herghelie, in carl sedeau
comisarii Gu cercetarea, fiecare GU
cite un ostas in capra, lar la coada
carucioara Gu mandatarul 81 Gu
alti dol lesi pospoliti, tustrei Gu O.
chii holbati de spaima pedepsei,
pentru nelegiuirile facute.
Treceau, pc rind, vadul Sucevei,
tocmai in fata lui Chivu, ce sta Gu
palaria in nina, fnchinindu-se in
aintea domnilor. N'au prins eli in
sd bine sa strabata apa, ca s'a Ia
rit in urma lor 81 matahala, Gala
re pc un minzac spariOs, care, cind
s'a vazut la marginea apei, nu stu
cum, s'a naravit 81, svirlind ma
.prasnic pc calaret de bOlovanii
prundului, rupt-O la fuga, inapoi
.spre drumul Tereblecei. Era aren-
dasul David, ce venia in goana, pc
urma domnilor.
Aruncat JOS, Sc vaicarea Ovreul,
de-ti era mila 81 sc uita acum in
partea dinspre badea Chivu, = ca
ci dupa calul sau degiaba era sd
Sc intoarca. doar colbul departat
ii mai pomenia de urma, = si-i Ii
Sc:
,,Bade loane, bade Ioane, fa-ti
.mila 81 pomana 81 ma trece peSte a.
pa, dar degraba, bade Ioane, 81 pc
unde-i mai aproape, sd ajung pc
domnii eel, ca vine pacoste mare pc
cap al meu, val 81 ghevalt .''
! .,Da eel, jupine? = ce a dat pc
ste D-ta? ce al cu nemtii de la sta
pinire. de fugi fara suflet dupa
dinsii? Doar nu ti-au mincat averi-
le, nici nu ti-au luat jupineasa .''
.,Lasa vorba, bade Ioane, 81 du-
ma peste apa. cd musai sa flu in
aintea lor la Fratautul Vechiu, alt
fel are sd fie capOres Gu mine!H'
81 sa plecat taranul, ascultator
81 supus. ca in tOtdeauna, inaintea
arendasului jidov, "a luat i'm circa
81 inceput sd treaca apa, nu pc
unde erau urmele vadului, dar asa,
deadreptul, ca sal faca pc plac ju
pinului David. Ca, de sill ura ca
pc dracul, frica tot avea de dinsul.
Cfnd pc la miilocul stiolnelor,
unde Suceava nu-i tocmai adinca,
dar curge cu putere strasnica, de
te dobOara i'm brinci. iata ca badea
Chivu Sc mai leneveste Gu pasul
si-l intreaba pc arendas:
Ida Oare, ce tot cauta dOmnii d.
stia de citeva zile incoace pc aici.
prin safe, 81 tot ispitesc 81 intreaba
pc oameni ba de una, ba de alta9
Nu cumva vrau sal deOache pc
1Onnnu1 n,opIofar
&c treaba am 10 Gu mandatar al
vostru?" ii raspunse cu glas ragu-
sit arendasul din spate, tinindu-
sc tot mai strins Gu minile de gitul
rominului, GU cit apa venia mai
mare. ,,Lasa la dracii pc manda-
tar, spuni mai bine, val de cap al
meu. De eri pus secvester pc toti
ghesefturi ce am 81 merg galOp tOti
la Frataut, sd lei la mine parale,
earl am in lada, la tOvares Itig.
Grabeste, dragul meu, 81 pot alum
&c la Itig 81 soap. la munes al
mel, are sa-ti para rauH'
IS 'apOi cum" s'a rostit a.
cum badea Chivu, oprindu-se lat
81 sprijinit in boldul sau de pescar,
drept in mijlocul apei 81 intorcind
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IVA. urma).

La Temple, Texas, s'a organi-
zat Q corporatiune pentru exploa-
tsrea de petrol, Ia care sunt lls
mai femei functionare 81 actiona-
re. Pc barbati ii primesc nuuai
ca muncitori Gu bratele.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-04
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the com mon council of the town of Cordova has appointed Sylvester Meredith of ficial dog catcher; his telephone num- Der is IFS. If you allow your dog to run wild and he turns up missing, the dog catcher will probably have him. You can redeem the dog by paying two dollars and costs 0f keep. In the event of a failure to redeem any dog within ten days after his cap ture, the dog catcher is instructed to destroy the animal.
 This notice is given for the informa- tion of the public in accordance with the provisions of ordinance No. 52.
 SYLVESTER MEREDITH.
 POundmaster.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-04
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

 Tn the United States Commissioners Court in and for Cordova Precinct, Territory of Alaska-In Probate.- Tn the matter of the Estate of Yer mund Martin Olson, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the under signed, administrator of the estate of Vermund Martin Olson, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons hav- ing claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within six months after the first publication of this notice, to the said administrator at the office of Frank H. Foster, attorney at law, Cor dova, Alaska, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate. B. P. ZIEGLER,
 Administrator. Dated July IA, 1919.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given that I, the undersigned, have been duly and regularly appointed by the district court for the Territory of Alaska for the Third Judicial Division, receiver of all the property of Alaska Anthra- cite Railroad Company in the Terri tory of Alaska. All persons having claims against this company are re- quested to present the same with proper vouchers to me at the law offices of Donohoe & Dimond at Cor dova, Alaska, within thirty days of this date.
 Dated at Cordova, Alaska, this first day of July, 1919.
 CHARLES A. sPOMGBERG, Receiver of Alaska Anthracite Rail-
 way Company. July 3-2Ot
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-04
RHEUMATIC PAINS
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A safe and harmless preparation Co relieve the pains of Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lame Back and Lumbago is Hamlin's Wizard Oil It penetrates quickly, drives out soreness, and hmbers up stiff aching joints and muscles.
 You will find almost daily uses for iE in cases of sudden mishaps or ac- cidents such as sprains, bruises, cuts, burns, bites and stings. Just as re- liable, too, for earache, toothache, cxoup and collie.
 Get it from druggists for 30 cents: If not satisfied return the bottle and get your money back.
 Ever constipated or have sick headache7 Just try Wizard Liver Whips, pleasant little pink pills. 5O cents. Guaranteed.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-04
H.E,lARDa,,a SEEN |l~-{A Al at the CAPITAL az
Many Americans Are Eager to Get Onto the Soil

Americans returned soldiers
  homeseers bureau of the United States
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-04
BOLSHEVISTS RECRUITING
 IN SIBERIA

TOXIC, June 15 Correspondence of Associated Press) The Bolshevists in Siberia still are engaged in propa ganda work and in organizing their army, says a semi-official report re- ceived here. Those in the southern part of the maritime province appear to have completed the organization of their army, for since the beginning of May they have been destroying rail- roads, attacking trains and capturing stations.
 Early in the morning of June about fifteen hundred Bolshevists attacked the Japanese garrison at IpolitoVka and caused some casualties. The total strength of the enemy in the region of Soochan, south of Ipolitovka, is estimated at from 4O0O to 5000 Their headquarters seem to be located in the neighborhood of Flolovka.
 The Bolshevists in Amur province are engaged only in propaganda work and are not concentrated in any for midable number Those in the direc- tiOn of Za-BailIal are grouped together in the vicinity of Nelchinsky, their to- tai number being about 40O0. On ac- count of the pressure from the troops of General Semenoff, says the report, these Bolshevists are demoralized.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
BIDDERS TAKE NOTICE

Proposals for bids for the painting of the city hall, two coats, the work to be finished in fifteen days from date of letting the contract, weather per- mitting, will be received by the un- dersigned on behalf of the Town of Cordova between the first day of this notice, July 23d, 1919, and the 4th day of August, 1919, at the hour of 8 D. m. The plans and specifications of said work may be seen at the office of the The council reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
 A. J. ADAMS,
 Mayor of the Town of Cordova. Attest:
 K. c. ROBINSON, Town Clerk
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-04

K. c. ROBINSON, Town Clerk,
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-04

among the applicants Some of these farmers buy for boys of CTS Canada These generally 0 urn. The men returned 1fe interesting be Most write
 
 
  farm Most of these intending those previous About onet the tbe land the United there This moderate prices.a all over the world for American food products
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persons applied to the bureau for help in getting farms. About 15 per cent of these were men back from war, and a large number of women were also among the applicants.
 Town folk who want to get out in the country make up another large section of the back-to-the-soil army
 Farmers who have sold out land at fancy prices in thickly settled parts of the country, and want to buy larger nIaceS farther West are also
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-04

Special turkey and chicken dinner served at the Cordova Grill on Sunday from 12 to o'clock. Price $1.00
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The Daily Times Job plant is we'll equipped for all classe of com mercial printing.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-04
Nickel Dividend Cut

Directors of the international Nickel
Company yesterday voted to cut the
quarterly dividend rate from 81 to SO
cents a share. Following the meeting
the following official explanation was
made of the boards action:
"In view of the uncertainty of busi-
ness conditions during the present
period of readjustment and because OF
the large reserves for taxes it has
been deemed advisable to make. the
Board of Directors decided to reduce
the dividend to 9 per cent. or 30 cents
per share
Colonel Ambrose Mcneil has re,
turned to the board and has also
been elected memhar OF the Exec
utive Committee. He succeeds the
late Captain j. r. De Lamar,