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New Britain herald., 1919-09-10

London.-FrOm air mascot to Am erican stage is the flight that IT. year-old Kathleen Martyr takes. and it's all because her picture appeared in a newspaper as mascot of the Royal Air Force, An American man. ager saw it and engaged her forth with for the coming season.
New Britain herald., 1919-09-10

stationed at headquarters on Commer cial street will be removed there.
New Britain herald., 1919-09-10

Colorado. Spring ngs.-European nobil- lty has no more ancient pile for a royal marriage than this Santa Clara Pueblo couple who were welded with Indian ritual aid the ruins of their ancestral homes. It was the biggest Indian affair in the history of Cobra do. Joseph Tafoyia, the groom, had just returned from overseas. The bride was Petra Sousea.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1919-01-02
Resolution
Providing for Federal, state and
County Aid Construction and
Maintenance in the Calendar
Year 1919.
RESOLUTION

TO the County Board of Supervisors
Of Iowa County regularly assembled,
does hereby OrdaiU and resolve, that
See. T. WHEREAS the State High
way Commission has notified the
County Clerk that the sum Of Eleven
" one and 4O-l00 Dollars tS1ltIl.40)
has been allotted 10 this County un-
der Section 13l7m-l5 inclusive. OF the
Statutes, tthe state Aid Law): and
WHEREAS Chapter 55t, Laws Of
1870 required that 5000 of the foreEo-
ing sum amounting TO Five thousand
seven hundred thirty five I0-lu0 Dol
one and oue-half times this amount of
county funds must be expended ON the
state Trunk Highway system lying
with the county,
There is hereby appropriated, under
the provisions OF Sections l8lIm-t to
thousand sis hundred three 5o-lOO
Dollars (SS603.55). to meet tho first
30 per cent of the state Aid allotment
20 be placed ON the State Trunk nigh-
way system, thus making available for
this purpose the sum of Fourteen
thousand three hundred thirty nine
25-l00 Dollars t$14339.25), 90 be eN-
The sum of Six thousand Dollars
tS6000.00) for the Improvement by
grading and draining and relocating
Fan Hi on. the Dodgeville Spring
Green road town Of Wyoming of tho
state Trunk Highway System, Begin
ming at 1917 appropriation and extend
ing as far as the money available viii
construct
The sum of Three thousand Dollars
($3000.00) for the Improvement by
Grading and draining on Mineral TT.
Darlington Road Town of Mineral
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1919-01-02

49,, a. So r,,, rr;-,.,-,,.
Iolht on lne STAT iIu1N n,s NV ~
system 9eelIhlhg at 1910 SPpropI ira ~
t,oh anu tNlChuiins - Us 81 as
lhS money aNallaplS VII Souss w
l8e sum 81 flEo 'B 6S I0n W.T. v .e
huh1LSu- ehltty NM - w Vi''i ~ :! .
Ne'oSS'-9t INl my 'ii1pi ~ 'i''s - -
kfaulhE Tha uF4lhlnS on Nht " lLtI ~
ip'ht hSllnohS ho9u ,IhuMn ~ c i-ii ~ -
on tHg St"lv IulE ttl6uW az, '',r',
w inHiu5 az 2gHS ~ - LII H.
able Viii construct.
And the County Board does hereby
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1919-01-02

I0lal -.-........-..-..... s-.-...... N3t. tH@ j
2ha INC nm I"NthlrhlS 70 be mao
under me ioIes9oihs schtquIe are mere
~ lpCattgu =! tne Sf.GuulE ~ sIein on
lpSp'ttlNy 'ol'l' ~ Sl. anu 'Htli
TIN IN, r,,,,,,,,,,a,,t ~, no T,,,.,, Of
Arena "a Inrsist IN s,a5iner ana drafy.
ms, heerirpf,,.r IQ1- 7anrra2,i.tj o,, ,,,d
rV'fendine ai0no sofa s,Js+.,,, n, n ,Uss-
ttrIy direction On t6e Avara Arena
Road
tn i,,,,.,-.,,,4,,t a., Tho rr,,,.,, Of
BRIGHAM tn consist nf arraSinm ana
drainip1g hapfp,ipr ar role ronstrIig-
lion ,TS,r S,1d nTtandl,,rr lime said
system i'm a northcrIv direcfion on
tL. .'r,,,t ,s,..l. 90
The f1nro.eI ,s5t IN tha rrovyn of
GU - ~ ~, w - W
I'M baoinnina, 1qf7 arnt.nD,.iatio,, ar,5
axtepding along said svatep, in
southerIv direGfion on ne po5o,,-
yiIie Lone Rncl, Road
Tho in,nroyanenf in +bn T,y-p of
r,odss,.iiiP ~ ,,,sf 81 Wv" f." "a
drai1ing bas,innincr alo,lo. TsaiJ 7-st,r,l
i'm an Sasta1lz- di5actian7 ~
The improvGment i'm fbc Town of
Eden "a cnnsist ~ gradinr. ana drain
E ,iS =" oui,slS' ~ EI4Ilus anu u[a'h-
Cnbb HirbIand Road and eNtandina,
~ ~, 1T ~ aue t,1"u "nu ~
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tfi,bl,,,5 ~ y.it ~ ii u~ =" ~
5rsinia oyi,,,,ies iaI S1u,E ti,l
nd nii5enJiS Sitp ~
nr,tba,,I,t 49,, sun" ''''o'' 4"
Thn i,nrnV,esnnrt Ia tho .ro,,,, 80
Nriffiin ~ constst ~ gradin, and
A.. ~ W i,i,,f a. 5uittE t ~
ana ,t.,Ii 90 "a , ~, ~,
go -, ,Sut,it5 ions N'i" HSH'el" IA "
The Improvement IN the Town Of
draining beginning at Nlllege limits
on ihe H9llandle DarneFeid Road eN-
Leh1di4E aI23ng sara system IN north
cry direction itu pc added TO money
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1919-01-02

ASYLUM and Home on the 30th day of Nay
1918 We found Mr. Livingston in chargf
and everything In excellent condition u
the Home and Asylum Buildings We
found the hog house and cow barn ia hsi
shape. Everything looked good on sn'
Respectfully submitted
g. W. DAVIS
E N. lllCKCON
REPORT OF ASYLUM VISITATION
10 the Honorable Board OF supervisors 9t
Iowa Count
| Gentlemen.
We toe undersigned committee visited the
Asylum Hnd Home on the 1Sth day of Aprii
tgls Made careful inspection of an tho
buildings and stock and found everything
u very satisfactory condition
lumHtfs iu both Asylum and Home vn-
pear tu ley Wpl cared for
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN MeGuI.
WILLIAM MBYEES
REPORT OF ASYLUM VISITATION
To tbc Honorable Board of Supervisors X
Iowa Count
We MS yuur committee 90 investigate tho
Asylum and County Home 0n pct 3, iHiS.
beg O. advis>. that existing conditions were
such as would not invite criticism clean
ness and sanitation being very notable
feature throughout
The cowbarn while not mp TO standard,
and should hg rebuilt at some future time
was as clean and sanitary as could he muia,
A new hog house under construction sCpu-
tN "a NtiA NDnlIlNlt asset.
The COuuteuuuCC and expression ~ tu.
mates of both Institutions would indicate
the best ana most courteous treatment sg
their uycrseCrS
We give much credit 60 Mr. ana Mrs.
Livingston Tor their work and efforts %
please
Respectfully submitted
JOHN NEpIAkE.
HENRY CUNNlN tittAAE.
10 the Honorable Board of Supervisors ~
Iowa Count
We the undersigned supervisors visited
the Iowa County Home and Asylum ON tha
8lst day of August, 1918.
We found since our last visit year 10
that the place had been improved with q
new windmill which the most economical
way OF pumping water.
Also that the interior of the ASYLUM haH
been rnameled Ia white, which Is gr,HE
Improvement both in appearance and sans
tutiuu.
We wish to highly recommend Mr. nn1
Mrs Livingston for their courtesy Ina drat.
ing with the many difficult problems they
meet $40 the position OF superintendent ana
Watru1 Of these institutions, which Is oulv
mnde moro difficult hy the neglect OF the
County BOARD IN Cquippug the place.
We only wish the County Board couiW
be made to see that modern farming wOuiB
mako this disappearing Institution Ia
place of AN expense TO the county
Signed
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1919-01-02
q x STENSETu.
g. q. HANSON.
WEroRr or ASYLUM VISITATION


pniceyu'r wis, Nov IL, 1913
To the lluuouble Board of Supervisors ~
Iowa Count
Gentlemen
As n committee appointed by Chairman
j. r. GaHn, respectfully report mat $50
visited tine Asylum and County Home uat.
~, and carefully inspected both institutions
and found them In a neat and sanitary
condition and the inmates oi both mstitu.
tious we'll cared for ana seemingly cuN-
tented
We further found the outbuildlngs In
guut condition aud was pleased with the
new hog house under construction.
We highly commend both Mr. and Mrs
li'iH4 ton tur prosperous condition of the
same
Siancd
GEO IS Killings
A. q. THOMAS
70 the honorable liourd 81 Supervisors ~
Iowa County
We the undersigned committee visited
| thr ASYLUM and Home ON Aug -, lglS.
and made "a careful inspection
We found the buildings u good condis
tluD excepting hog house aud the cattle
hUn Hog house is iu diiupiddted uu6
un-auiHWNco Cattle barn especial
lN floors Ia poor condition
The sNlum and Home we found in pN.
r.llunt condition and commend Mr. ans
I Mrs. Livingston for their supervision 81
these Institutions
Signed
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1919-01-02

the sum Of Observation-Disclosures. 4.40
And the County clerk is hereby
directed % place all taxes hereinbe-
bore levied against the County ia the
County TaN, and to certify 10 all
Towns, Villages and City CLERKS the
amounts herein levied against their
respective municipalities
Signed
GEO. A. BILLINGS
r.. G.. White
o. Is. STENSETH
Committee
Vote taken on the following resolu-
ton the following day which resulted
as follows; Twenty-nine voting Aye;
None voting No
Mr. Penhallegon moved that The
Chairman appoint the County state
Highway Committee.
Motion carried.
The Chairman appointed Messrs
Billings, SInseth and White as such
COMMITTEES the ensuing year.
Mr.. Stenseth moved that the Board
proceed TO the election of . County
Highway Commissioner.
Carried.
Messrs. Perkins and Roach were APP
pointed tellers and the informal ball
lot ordered Results:
!. W. Pearcey received eleven GD
votes H. j Perkins Hftcen (15) votes,
Ed Campbell three (8) votes
ON motion of Mr. penb,tIaeo, thu
informal ballot was declared formal
and Mr. Perkins was declared elected
for q form of ono ,o,,
90,
Inc hodFo proceeded 10 the election
of "a Member OF the County School
roupittoa 70 nm tb. ,,,,y,i,.,.,1 t,.,,,,,
IN ~ ~ ~
OF y. X. MundE resigned
T. ormal ballot resulted as follows.
u l. pttlfv,t,,, ,,.,,., $50. ~
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1919-01-02
A. e. THOMAS

7
JOHN THOMPSON.
On motion OF Mr. Billings this re-
port was adopted
The following report Of the Com
mittee on Tax Claims was read.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1919-01-02

against the Town OF Waldwicll
'he sum of .,...--....-.......,...-....... 4S1.O0
Against the Village of Barnt-
weld the sum of -....--.----..-.---.-.-- "A 90
Against the Village of Cobb the
sum Of ............,..........-....... $500
AEinst the Village og Highland
the sum of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IT'S. 90
Against the Village Of Holandle
the sum of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1880
thc sum Of -. -. 6G.1O
Tie sum Of -,.......-...,,'7.,., $500
the sum of .'. - 84.9O
Agans the Village of Livingston
the sum OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4.4Q
And the County Clerk rs hereby
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-18
LIVE STOCK

FoR sALE-.An ~ my rabbits ssd hutchss
must b. said this week etT n isi.
ron sALE-old sad ysuss fabhis vita
hutshss. Q a Walter.
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2nri1ir
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-18
FOR SALE

O. sOo--s raom csmsni hiott. modem
siassfa sieppinr porch laws. sAads.
Sidewalk. eopinai good i~otailou. Hlsh'
1anda
o. ooO-e foom hriet. taadsfni good pefchss
scar ear live. Fpufih uard.
~, 500 r. FsuIn. : story ffaIaf. nIndern. Are
place. good ~locsilon Ia Highlands. eiots
In.
stsoo-ts serss of good land. ala mILt frsi.
eitT. Irrigated w pumplnr WITH elfetde
pasfT. alout ton acres m cultivation.
email arehard. adobe dwelling and out.
huildlAta. farming impiemsnts ~ al
klnda terms
a.. soo-s saem bflsk. n.vdsrn large fraai
purrh. ". SLATE Ave-.
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feefure1 -fqurth MOO
A. FLEISCHER
REAL IsTATE PM y AUTOMOBILE
1NhthAhCE LOANS.
rhsas eTa tit saufh fuurih
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Advertising Rate Card

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WV snxIco onNTnAL RAILWAY

No. I connects Al forrancs Nth n r. .
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~ q FFUOLKsuk.
Traffic NanaEsr.
Santa o.. \. n.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-18

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A. a. MORRISON.
Compared lJO 10 Nh.
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STATE or NKw nExIco
STATE COhrunATf0N COMMISSION on
NEW MEXICO.
cERrIFIrATE 90 COMPARISON.
unifsd states u America.
hfsts 81 New Menicn-ss
" Hereby Csfinad thai ths knnfrsd
y . fu1 tfhs and fnmrlsts trsnHfflpt 81 The
csulneate q Incorporation 81 Aihaanergue
stock kafhanss fNe Afsehhaldsrs' IlahnIifl
Inc. pa3ei. ulth the endorsements fheFenn.
- same appenFs % fle snd q record IN the
office ~ he stats Corporation Camlniaaion
In Testimony whsrsof The STATE rarpors'
tIon Comml-slan 81 The fisfa ~ Nee MsEien
hss ean1sd this eanlnesie 20 u signed W ~
chslmsn and Ne sfsl 81 said comnissiau. 10
b. alfred AZ The City 81 f1nfa ~ On this
1tat day u May. Atu 1919.
tasai) Chairman.
Attest
a. 4. MOHnfaoN.
Clark.
ARTICLES or INSTRUMENTATION OF THE
ALBUQUERQUE STOCK kxcHAN0E
(Ao Hioetholdera LahlIlrl
We. The undegiEaed, IN order - fam =
Corpufetiou for The purnoas hrfslaaftrf atat.
-. under and pursuant n the prnsisi ~ o.
Chapter Ne. ~. Of "a 1913 esalheailoa -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-18

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-18

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-04-16
GREAT SPECIAL ATTRACTION
THE MIDNIGHT PATROL
AT THE STAR TONIGHT

"The Midnight Patrol" Select Pic
lures great special attraction, pro-
duced by Thos. II, lnce. will he pre-
sented at the Star theater tonight.
"The Midnight Patrol" is thrill
ing story of underworld life in a big
Western city. The picture tells the
story of desperate fight waged by
the police against the Chinese opium
smugglers. in which Terrence Shan
non, sergeant of the raiding squad,
wins promotion to chiefship and the
love OF Ptasy .O'Connell, IA pretty girl
whom Shannon rescues from the
clutches of the Chinese. The entire
production was produced under the
personal direction of Thomas II. Ince,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-04-16

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touring car for the Southern Oogon
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klamath D"yel' pmcnt Com, any
rHmc IN lapt evening from San Fran.
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next few days ipoh.rs after III" 20 n.
pany's intereHtA here.
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Beaver. who have been here for tho
past few days visiting nt tho home
OF Mr. ana Mrs. Nate OrtorboIn. lett
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Portland
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-04-16
CALIFORNIA IS
GOOD To IRISH
RESIDENTS OF EMERALD ISLE
GIVEN BIG BOOST IN THEIR
FIGHT FOR FREEDOM BY FOLK
OF GOLDEN STATE

SAN FRANCISCO. April 16.-Ire.
lands attempts to interest the Unit
er States In her efforts toward self
determination were outlined at a
mass meeting here. called by the ex-
ecutive of the Irish freedom fund TO
close the campaign in the state for a
propaganda fund. Speakers were Uni
ted States Senator James ID. Phelan.
Archbishop Edward J. Hanna. Con-
gresham John |. Nolan. Mayor Jas.
Rolph and others.
San Francisco alone had subscrib-
ed over 100000 for the campaign.
But $4,000 was pledged for the en-
tire state.
America never fought for any rea-
son other than spiritual ideal y
said Archbishop Hanna in brief
address, ireland Is striving toward a
spiritual ideal. In 1776 America
fought for the ideal of freedom and
the right OF representation. Ireland S
present aim IL just that"
The II points proposed by Presi-
dent Wilson as the basis for settle
ment OF the war were used by Senator
Phelan in his argument for Irish
freedom.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-04-16

There is an original and daring
climax to "A Trick of Fate" in which
Bessie Bnrriscalc IL featured.
The scene II the Cafe OF the Black
Rat" n rendezvous OF the Apaches OF
Paris.
Time An hour after midnight.
Two drunken cab-drivers hsve just
been put out by the proprietor. and
the place Is deserted save for one lone
IA ure seated ut table in dark
corner drinking nbsinthe.
A square-jawed man enters. says n
word to the proprietor and sits at a
table near the center. The face Of the
ab''tthe Grinker is haggard h.s eyes
sullcnly Sild. and he is evidently IN
n condition OF semi.madncss caused
by the "wormwood."
The man IN murderer. He Killed
the girl known as Anna Gerard. who
had been nm entertainer In the
"Black Rat" and his woman"
Suddenly he arises To his feet. hor-
ror In his face. Is that the strains OF
In Giralda"--a wild Andalusi9n air
the girl used TO sing? Is he dream
ing
Then out onto the stage steps The
girl herself--or so he thinks--ani
she begins to sing the refrain in a
sensuous cadence.
Coming down. she approaches the
Apache murderer. Is this hallucina-
tion--a phantasy OF his diseased
braIn' Yes, he must be going mad.
Nearer and nearer comes the girl.
with a wild shrek he crouches
back into the corner.
You, You Anna II cannot be
you--far | killed you"
The square-jawed man raises his
hand. two gendlrmes enter and lead
Iic,re LaRouge away hand-cuffed.
What was the mystery? II was "A
Trick OF Fate" and the solution Is
found in the play in which Ressie
Rarriscale plays a double role I Is
to he seen at the Liberty Theatre TO-
Light only,