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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-13
Fort Trumbull Beach

The Fort Trumbuu Beach fire de- partment gave their annual outing and field day, Sunday, Oct 12, 1919. bers present from all the fire depart n1ents of Milford and they had a good time, considering the weather. Dinner was served by the Fort Trum- bull Fire Co.,, ably assisted by Guy Gilpatrick. Music was furnished by Irving Perkins and there was a three round boxing bout between Steve and "Red' Maher. Steve Maher had an advantage in weight and thereby had a shade of the bous.
 The football game scheduled for this afternoon between the St. Charles team Of Bridgeport and the Myrtle A. c. of Milford, was post poned on account of the indictment weather. The Myrtle A. c. will play their next game Sunday with the fast Devon team of Milford.
 The Devon fire department will give a dance at the Le Chateau on Hollow'een eve.
 The Milford High school football team will play their next game with the fast Ansonia High school at An sonia. The High school team is practising every day as they expect this to be a hard game.
 Miss Josephine Connen of ''The Star,' has returned after spending a week in New York city.
 Miss Anna Ferguson of Cherry street, has accepted a position with the Thomas Mahoney Co. of Water bury, and will make her home in the Brass city.
 Joseph E. Brennan of Bridgeport, Is visiting at the home of Martin Finley of Walnut street
 Misses Mary and Lucy Begg and brother, John, of Waterbury, have re- turned to their home after a pleasant visit of three days at the shore.
 MT. Samuel Arnold and daughter Dorothy. of Rogers avenue, attended the wedding of Marjory Pomery of Meriden, Saturday. Miss Arnold is a cousin of Miss Pomery.
 MT. and Mrs. Theodore Kellar and family of the Elm city, spent the week end at their shore cottage and
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-13
A Quartette of nice shoes at S11

Women will appreciate the grace and neness of each member of this quartette. They'll be delighted with the contrasts they offer the grade of leather they present. and the harmonious fasho ln which they accord with ones apparel. Patent coltskin, laced model, fawn cloth top Patent cotskn with top of fine black kid Dark brown kid with top of light handsome brown cloth
 Rich gray kid with top of gray cloth All have French heels slender effect pleasing lines
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-13

MT Smith, the well known trainer for fighters and who has conditioned more winners than any other man. ager trainer in New England. tells a story about the marvellous powers of the Herbal Tonic CINOT, and any thing that Joe Smith says is true. In a statement to the public he says:
 Just before Bogash's last fight with Fitzsimmons I gave him for at least two weeks three doses of CINOT
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-13

Some one wants to know why fruits and vegetables have to go through five or six hands in getting fro mthe producer to the consume? Principal reason is that a lot of hrainy people have learned how to make living without producing any thinO
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-13
THE ROWLAND DRY GOODS co.

had as their guests Mir Flint and Miss Bertha Steele of New Haven.
 Miss Hogan of the Elm city is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Jerome Camp- bell of Rogers and Baldwin ave nues.
 Mrs J. Gardner of Cherry street. is visiting her son in New Haven. for a few days.
 Mrs. A Oldack is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. A. M. Malley of Nferi- den, formerly of Fort TrumbuII Beach.
 Commodore Thomas J. Falls is en- tertaining MT. Hume of New Jersey. over the week end.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-13

As 53,00o,000 landlocked fish have been put back in the Mississippi River, the boys along the banks will be called out very frequently by their parents to work in the garden.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-13

To Cure a Cold in One Day Take LAXATIVE PROMO QU1NINE (Tablets.) It stops the Cough and Heachache and works off the Cold. F. W. GROVES signature on each box 30c.-Adv
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-13

Britain Is building the largest dir igible in the world It will carry six airplanes for it's own protection and use-aeria1 life boats, as it were.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-13
Joe SInilh, Trainer for Louis BOgash, Ligh. Weight New England Cham pion, Tells Wha1 the Tonic
 CinOt Did for His Figh:er

story convince the skeptica and a victory CINOT he peer of all herbal oncs If your strength is not up to he mark read this article
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-13
Store Open 'til 6; Saturday til 9
Some beautiful silks at S3. 50

Beauty which is impressive marks every yard.
 How the light plays across their surface!
 And how the coors flash and deepen that fight touches them with it's marvellous finger
 The deep glow of grape and wisteria and taupe the warmth of golden brown the gleam of ivory and yellow and gold the quiet richness of deepest blacka these among the shades which range themselves in beauteous combination.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-13

Advertise in The Times
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-13

Luminous satins
 Satins Radiant
 Charmeuse satins
 Crepes de Meteor All of 40 inch width, and all of special CS EO value at spOo OO hird floor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27
~japaniidcn CONS,
nnfnuf.

2 8aibinqton. %. Mara. - MIs
@rqebnig bon Eelearam1nen 6es 5e-
motors 8belan bon Gulifornien, Die
Musfunfte uber Elm Borbnben Ser "a
pa1,er. qroBe 8artien 2an6eg in Mie,
ser Californian unaufaufen, aebert,
melher @rurrb bon Entertainment ge.
eignet miro, bertpieS oas Staatsbe,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27

@as sic III BEN 8ilbe .9ie aanntba-
len Der fibliden Meere@ febeu suerben:
STE triegerii6iteu Qeute Der groe, IN
|ibren %angeborenen @etpobnbeiten; ginz
|bIid III ibr tdglides 2eber nrb Elm boIS
Hanbiges Bib Tires gun lnb 2afiers.
Das 9nnb, in Incident Sad 2onbon
has MateriaI fir feline e%ritaunliden grz
8dblungen bon Menteuern fanD nnb no
Npbert 2onis 5tebenfon ben Sinter9rlnD
fir leine intereiianten @efdidten fanb.
&rieger, Die ME 3upor einen lpeiBer
Wlann Iaben, bic ME 3ubor &enntniS bon
Benertpnffen bntten, bic pestpesen iebr
lei1t nit Beipobnern eires entfernten
YIaneten bergli9en lperoen f0nnten.
Cine Expedition 3tueier abentenerli9er
Yer1onen. bic Bic 8arnungen friberer
8eiienber in biefer @egenb n1b bic Der
Neeierung miBabteten unb bic. Qdnoeret>
en- Der tpiloeiten Snfeln Der 8elt befnd)z
item.
Ssrauen, bic niemals @leiber trugen II.
|!pef9e bepeilen, bnb iotpobl &leioer tpte
Die 1onlt getp0bnli6en @ebrdnbe RroOntz
tie elmer iproben Qualification iino:
Sic brutalen 8egebniie m0rberii6er
|5ttdmme, Die Biz gum @abn geitetgert
perben, lpielen iiid Dor benz Photographic,
|i6en Npparat nb - cine 8iebergabe bes
e%reuelbafteiten Nngeiidtes. bas Sic iez
malls gu erbliden boffen.
Nemec Theater, Freitag und Samstag.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27
G1r ~anftlItenoe
40lonie 1eiu6t

i'm giioen MInbumn's hibtige 6eut-
fhe Tarmer; Menter ODER folbe, mel
de iih Ser 2anotpirtfhaff piomen
.nouem 5lpeds Mniieoelung. 2ebens=
perbdiiltniiie biIiger. Strides @emi-
ie oas qnn3e Sabr iber. Srndtbarer
.Boben. 8errlide auft. geinnoes Sill
ma. Meineg tpeifes Bniier. 3tDei Big
orei grnten iabrlih. Bette 5rudt,
4orn unb Berniiie. @egen6 an Der
@olffufe. gsabe Wdrfte. 8nrm i'm
Dinter, Till I'M CONNER. grtragfa-
biqfeit Seq Bobens $500 big $3.50
per Mder. @elo ffiir aoblen, Miete
uno BinterfIeibung tam man eripo=
|ren. SoI3 fret. GoIep liegt 5tpiiden
Ben groBen 9htffsperftsSfdoten Wto=
bile urb BeniacoIa. gonnpanp bot
100000 9dapeinefarm yregiitrier=
tie Duroc sSerieD's" inmiften Der So
Ionic. gerlongt Die 3eitfdrift Der
Ionnige SWoen" in beutfd nno eng
lid. Weitere Mnsfnnft erteilt:
|gnnub sontb Developing COMPANY,
Dept. y, 6Dlep, Mabar1a.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27
pSbel in Geyptcn an Der
Nrbcit. )

- @airo, ggDpten, iiber Wontreal,
81. Mdr5. Offi5ielle 8eri6te er-
sahlen iiber Die Nlir6erung bon
5000 &1niern uno @ei6aften ourd
sen Yobel. Mebrere britiihe Soloa-
ten mnrben ermor6et nn6 am "A.
MGr5 miro meiteres Hliinoern in 81
Neffeb uno @l @alta aemeloet.
Moh 8eri6ten mnrben sic unru-
fen in&niro nnterbrift nit Der flein=
item Mnfbietung bon Gruppema9s
ten. 8Gbren6 Der Mnfitdn6e mrroen
SO gingeborene get0tet nn6 aAt per=
ml1n6et.
Die. Depe16e iett bin51> Dab iid
Die &airo 8oli5ei bortrefflih aus,
5ei9nete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27
GanN! GanH!
11nr fir Kathelifen.
8arum IN Sic Gerne fhneifen,

Borum III Sic Gerne id,peifen,
1 asieb, bas Cute liegt 10 nab!
enr SIR ff66nnt in bliiben6er @egenb
BON Miinneiota nod frubtbnre Sar-
men nit g1tten @eb1u6en, rabe 0rt-
|iddfftter, mhorin ffnntboliide Stride uno
5bnle, greameries un6 @lebators
porbanoen itn6, fin0en. Das 9an6
liegt 100 Meilen. bon Dulutb nno.
ebeniotpeit bon Sen 3miuingsitdoten.
&ier beiBt ess ni1t, 6nB fir Die.
2anofdnfer Rirbeh nno 5duIen ge-.
balt tperoen, 6enn bier fms tie bor-
banben. Dieie so Bis 800 Mder gro-
en- Sarmen iin6 8eiibtlm bon nobl-
babenoen Gormerr, Die ii1 alr Nube.
ieben tponer l1n6 rangiert Der Breis
8fpii1en so nno1OO Collars.
NnBer6em babe ih nod 10000.
Mder 2ono, meldes Dor0em nit idtpe.:
rem Sartbol55 lteltanoen NOR, ba-
Der leiht. urbnr gu made n lit. qu--
te Weibe fir giiebaubt biietet unb Be,
tier 9o6en fiirs &llee unb 8ifen it,,
@utes Grinftpniier fir6et mon bier
iberan in geringer Eiefe. 9ieies
2dnb liegf SIS Meilen bon Sir
den, 5huIert, Creamery lnb GiIen-
balm, un6 1T Der 8erfunfspreis 20
Bis 80 Collars per Slider.
Begen naiiberem Denbe man ib an
Sobn sdmolfe,
sa5ss gg9lfmaul
N 0a:... m:n,,o 81 ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27
5auf Rapi0s.
Sic Benntten BEG hier beftebenDen {

Sic Benntten beg bier ~be1teberDen Mu<
tpu1obI Club treffen gorbereitunden fiji
cine grobartiee Sabresperinmmluns, Die
ipddbrenb Der erfen 5dlfte beg nd6iten
Mpnnts gebalten tperben iDq.
Sic 2eibe BEG Sran5 Sein5el, tpeIder
fem 2eben auf benz Nltar beg gaterlnnz
bee ppferte tuno ben fran5oiii6eu BDben
NIT ieinem Dlnte frantic, miro aug Der
tpeiten Serne nn6 bier gebrabt unb nuf
bem 6ie1igen &irHbpfe an Der seite IeiS
ner Mutter benz iiiblen 56oB Der groe
ibergeben tperben.
Gtearus County 5artn at uerfanfen.
240 Mder iebr guten aanbes, cine
Meile bon Gate George gelegen, nno
ols SiiomeitN Ser 5eftion Is, nno
Noroh bon NprbmefA Der 5eftion
20, beibe i'm Gotpnibp 124, &nnge
"a, beidrieben. Sd merbe bieie ynrnl
al einem 8reiie gum 4al1fe a1bieten,
Der iebem gelegen fommen iolte, Der
eipe quite 5tearns COUNTY 6arm 81
faufen miini9t. Smereiiierte @aufer
ionten fid iofort nit mir in gerbin-
oung ieben.
Shreibt an
Matbeu 81. Taber, Better
'2O-4 &ennfeu, Soma.
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ungarn erklart Kreg.
6ortiebnng BON Seite /

Dr. Bernard Gernburg, Ser tribe
re oeutife &olonialminiIter, ibreib:
III einent Mrtifel i'm 9erliner Gage
bIatt, OaB Deutiblano onltatt I'M Be
Iten beldiitt All meroen. nit ben
&erluIte Der @bre be0robt mer0e, u
baB es iid nod bem often pe1,oer
niii1e. ln feline. 3ufurf al idiisen
&riiis in Deiterreid.
Nuocre @iener 8ertd)te beaeibneu
Serrn Deutide, SefretGr Der militia
ridden Mngelegenbeiten De1tid-Oe.
lterreid,s folgenoer Musiage::
v8euu urs Ole gntente bebanoelt.
pie lie ltnaaru beban6elte, fa1tn ME-
maub garantierell. mas fomrnen miro,
Meulden, sic CUR Geiparotion getrte'
ben tperben, perlieren Sic eigene Som
troae. 0ie gntente fam bur6 etne
aeoaufenIo}e gntibeioung oas Boil
lperf aegeu oen Boli6epismns, ous
Geutfh0 elterreid einfhlieBt, berl1e-
ren."
8a1bapet lit rubig.
8alel. "a. Mdrs.- 8,t6apelt lpar
om Samstog r1lbig, tpie 9erihte Gus
hieler Stoot meloen. 9as 8eldafts=
Iehen mar gum gr0BteE Eeile etnge=
itellt, aber sic StraBen paren lebr
bclebt unb Muffhriften pare1 ubers
al crlidtlid3, sic Mrbetter a%tftoroer=
. tc, r,1hio ibre Mrbeit fort5u1eser.
Ger Nabu,ugsmittel 8pmmtl1ur
erlies cine 8roflamotion f%olgenoen
Srhalts:
mis- Relultat Ser Dirt, mie Die en-
tentc banoelte, oIiierten mir nns
ie,blt 5u elmer 5opiet Republif uno
lteuen uus lelblt unter ben Sbns
ser Sopiettrltppen. @tr benadrlft1gz
tct lie iiber uniere gntl6etoung nit
tsIit A1ftidiffen.
&olid1e,uifi-&riiis in Serbten bepor=
itebenb.
1S 9soris, 26. Mqr5. = Diploma=
tlide &atidl0ge, Die beute %etntrafen,
pleIoen, 0aB cine 8ol|6emiftz4ri1tS
i,ts Serbien beporitebe. Giier1bobt1a11=
aelteate fins orn Streif uno perlan=
grn b6bere 90bne. Die &egierutg be-
niibt eas Wilitdrgeiet uno mobiltttert
Sic MneeIteaten. Sc miro nit elmer
Sumpotbie4@ eneralitretf georobt.
IS Yro5ent Ser Nrbeiter in Ser
bien lolen lih obne 8eid}dftigung be-
fi1oeu, uno stpar tpegen Mangels an
Robmoterial.
1t. g. Srnppen lperbeu ueiter surad,
geianot merben.
II ct. 2ouis, 26. Mdr5. Die
Soae in ltngarn miro Sic Bldne oes
Observation-Disclosures fir cine idneae
&idienoung Der Srl1ppen niW ben1<
men.
General 4eDton 6. Marb, Gene
raIitobshef, erfldrte bel1te:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27

.gBir plane1 $4,000 scIoate,
am /. Suit 3uriiiidftrausporttert 8u bn
ben. @egen ser nngarifhen Gnttpid
ll,ueen ipirh feine 8~er5ogernng tatt
in6en.
Niliierte gr1tpper uerbeu our 1tnter'
hriifnng gelanoet.
% 9Gsaris, 26. Mar5S. 8eribte
erreihten sic 5riebensfonferen5, bat
%interauiierte Gr11ppen III 5palato an
Scr oalmatini16enaiiite gelan6et mer.
ben, megen &ubeit0rungen, Die bort
porfamen, unb aus 6enen groBere I'm.
annebmlidfeiten entiteben f0nnten.
Sic unaarn berinden ben 8olide,
mismus anf 6ieien Sell Der Mbriatt.
lden &iiite 5l1 Derpflanaen, pel9en tie
Dor Dem 3ufammenbrll6 bon Deter
reid fontroaierten.
Triberer Hremier @eferle perbaftet.
8aris, 26. Wadr5. Die nele
[ungarii6e fommuniitilbe Regierurg
perbaftete Or Aleran0er Bederle,
friiberen 8remier II. S~irar15miniiter,
pie Depeiden aus 8uonpeit meloen.
Mitalieber aliierter Mi7ion in 81,
bapeit interniert.
% 8ien, 26. Mdr5. Mae Mit-
alieoer ser aaiierten Miiiionen IN
R11oapeplt tpuroen interniert, ein=
IhlieBlid Dber1t 8ir, has Sanpt Der
iran5oiiIaen Miiiion, mie 8eileroe,
Sic nit einem M11tomobl aus B11Da-
pelt bier eintrafen, beribten.
Ausaenomnt1en fir offi5ieae Na6-
ridten beItebt feine telepboniihe Ser
binonna 5miiden 8uoapeit nno Wten.
Mlaidinengemebre trommeln IN ben
Strafen 8nbapeits.
"a Berlin. 81. Md1r5. glntige
5traBenfGmpfe 5mii6en &ommnnt<
item u11o at1ttbol16emiitt1ben Srupz
item meroen bon &ei1en0enL Die aus
9u0apelt bier eintrafen, beriftet.
Die StroBen mer0en bon Wnihtnen-
9e1pebren geial1bert uno Die Mn5abl
Ser @erlujte lon 5iemlt6 bod lem.
Gle &ommuniltengar6e miro bon 1111=
1ari1Gen 5oloaten, Die aus HnBlano
arrriiidffebrten, fommonoiert. Neiie11-
SEN 1purDe 6as 8erlaiien bon Bnon-
peit perboten, aber eintgen gelang IS
lid1 1urd) 6ie @ar6e h'tr95nlbmng=
aeln, beDor sic 8loda0e riftig in.
&roft trat. Die nerp0ie @pannung
IN 8uoopelt mnr6e 6nrd ben 3u=
lammenltoB Der politii6en @egner
rod erb0bt. Das 8orbaben Der &on1=
muni1ten ideint bon ben @egnern
nidt ernitli@ be6robt 5n tperoer. @1-
ne Mn5abl reider Mriitofraten ioaen
ongeblid lire l1nterititbung oen8om-
munilten 3ugelproden boben. 9as
nel1e @ubinett ertpeitert feline Srgaz
IMITATION our6 Sic @ropin5en nno
Orti6uften. Ser @rfolg Der ungar1-
iden Goblet &epolution ma6tes Die
hieliaen 5portofus ruitlos. Die I'M
nbbangigen So3ialiten ite1en ltd
nod INNER gegen cine peitere er-
bebnng IN Deutfhlono, unb oteler
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27

Die Sibirier eroberten 0fansf, SO
Meilen iubtpeitli9 bon Berm.
Mngriffe a1f einer so Meilen 6ront.
Nn elmer SO Meilen 6ront 5nii6en
0fansf 11no Oia entlang benz &an-
fluiie tplroen bie 8olidenifi 20 Weei-
len 5ltriidgetrieben.
Sic &oldaf 9r11ppcn Buben chem
faas einen bemerfensmerten @rfolg
IN Der 8irsf &egipn, meltlt9 BON
lid, gu per3ei6nen gebabt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27
8eNAcmifi : 2lrftcc 80.
11eilct 3urudaetriebcn,

p 8nris, 25. Meair3. -5ibiriibe
Eruppen Der &oldnf Megierung be-
gannen cine erfolgrei6e Offeniibe
peitli6 Ser l1ralion 2inie bon Berm
Bis CUR transiibirii9en @tfenbobn,
melben 8eribte aus 0msf. Mn ge=
milien Ynnften m11r6en 6ie 8olfdetpi=
ii iiber 80 Weilen 5nriidgetrieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27

(3piefpdlt lit 3uln Modteile Der 8en-
trial Goblet Die Brelie un6 bns
Bolt berlrteilen General 2uben,
borffs militdriibe Mnsiagen nnb BE-
fiirdtet eiren GiidIhIag.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-05-15

in the said recording office at Wrangell, Alaska, said description being incorporated herein by refer ence thereto: together with all the buildings, fixtures and improve ments thereon or connected with the same; and that 1 will, accord inglv, offer said real estate for sale, at public vendue to the highest and best bidder. for cash. on the 5th day of June, A. D. 1919, at Io o'clock a. m. at the Courthouse in Wrangell, Alaska.
 Dated, WrangelI, Alaska, 18th April, A. D. 1919.
 ]. NJ. Tanner,
 U. s. Marshal. 1st Division, District of Alaska. By H. ]. Wallace,
 Deputy. Charles E. Ingersoll,
 ! laintiff's Attorney.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-05-15

Tn said lien and complaint. to-wi:: Those certain inning claims ly- ing and being in the Wrangell Mining District, and recorded in the United States Commissioner s office at Wrangell, Alaska. that is to say: The Black Bear, Silver Dollar, Silver Jack, Silver King, Silver Queen, Cub Bear, Summit No. I, Summit No. 2, Summit No. ,, Summit No. 4, Basin, Laura, Gla- cier Beay, Mabel. Brown Bear, Snow Bird, June Bug, Craig, Ground Hog, Glacier, Lake Mo- 2, Lake No. 5. Lake No. 4, Lake No. 5, Lake No. 6, Lake No. /, Lake No. and Lake No. 0, all of said claims lying and being near Mill Lake and in Ground Hog Basin in the Wrangell Recording Mining District, and northeast of Wrangell, Alaska, from 8 to I5 miles from the Town of Wrangeil. said prop ertv being owned and claimed by defendant, and further description thereof being set forth in the orig inal location notices Of the same being of record in the said record ing office at Wrangell, Alaska, said description being incorporated herein by reference thereto; togeth- CT with all the buildings, fixtures and improvements thereon or con- nected with the same, and that will, accordingly. offer said real estate for sale. at public yendue to the highest and best bidder, for cash, on the 5th day of June. A. D.. 1919 at TO o'clock a. m. at the Courthouse in Wrangell. Alaska. Dated, Wrangell, Alaska. April 18th, A. D. 1919.
 ]. M. Tanner
 U. s. Marshal,
 Ist Division, District of Alaska.
 By H. J. Wallace,
 Deputy. Charles B. Ingersoll,
 Plaintiffs Attorney.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-05-15

OllltSd oldlCS Ol -4tlltII~d
 DivisionN o. I. .ss.
 District of Alaska.
 Public notice Is hereby given. that by virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias for execution), dated April 25th, A. D. 1919, issued out of the DHtrict Court, of the United States 7 for the Ist Division. District Of Alaska, on a judgment rendered in said Court, on the 2-th day of Ian- rary. \. D. 1919, in favor of John c. Grant, plaintiff, and against the Bon Alaska Mining company. a cor poration. Defendant, l have. on this 28th day>of April A. D. 1919, levied upon the following described real estate, situated in the Wran- gell Recording District, Alaska, to wit:
 Those certain Mining claims ly- ing and being in the Nrangell Min ing District, and recorded in the United States Commissioner office at Wrangell, Alaska, that is to say: The Black Bear, Silver Dollar, Silver Jack. Silver King, Silver Queen, Cub Bear, Summit No. I, Summit No. ?, Summit No. }, Summit No. 4, Basin, Laura, Gla- cier Bear, Mabel. Brown Bear, Snow Bird, June Bug, Craig, Ground Hog, Glacier. Lake No. 2. Lake No. }, Lake No. 4, Lake No. {, Lake No. 6, Lake No. ', Lake No. 8. and Lake No. 9: all of said claims lying and being near Mill Lake and in Ground Hog Basin in the Wrangell Recording and Min- ing District. and northeast of Wran- gel, .s.laska, from s to E miles from the Town ct Wraneell, said property being owned and claimed by said defendant, and a further description thereof being set forth n the original location mo- tice7 of the same being of record
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-05-15
BEGIN ACTIVITIES
 AT PIT. BEAUCLERE
Crowded out last week


 Huno Hover, manager of the Beauclere Packing company, ar rived from Seattle on the Admiral Evans Tuesday. Mr. Hover brought with him John Burkland, Joe Nelson, George Longley and Ed McCammert. They left yes terday for Pt. Beauclere where they will begin work at once getting the new cannery ready for operation this season. Capt. Burkland states that he has his harp with him again this wear. and that his partner, March Ma son, will join him next month. Consequently, several treats are in store for Wrangell reople dur ing the next few months
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-05-15
Noties of specials,s2l 5tion

,Ty lIe electors 6t t.7 Town of WfaEgslh Division C. :, Terri tor 2; Alaska:
 Notice Is hereby given that on Apr. 2S, 1919, the Governor of Alaska, by authority of an act of the legislature of the Territory of Alaska, entitled An Act Provid- ing tor Special Election to Fiji! a Vacancy in the Office of Delegate from Alaska in the House of Rep resentatives and Declaring an Emergency" ordered that an cleo ton be held in the Territory of Alaska on
 TUESDAY, JUNE ,, 1919
 Between the hours of s d. m. and ' o'clock D. m. of said day for the purpose ot electing a Delegate from Alaska in the House of Represen- tativ-s ot the United States to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Honorable Charles A. Sulzer.
 The Common Council of Nran- gell, Alaska, having heretofore, by ordinance, duly designated the vot- ing precinct of said town and poll ing place thereof, the electors are hereby notified:
 That all duly qualified voters re- siding within the boundaries of precinct No. I, of said town of Wrangell, will vote at the Town Hall, located on Church street, the same being the duly designated polling place in and for precinct No. I. Town of Wrangell. Alaska. Dated this 1st day of May, 1919. (Signed)
 THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF, INTANGIBLE, ALASKA.
 By ]. E. Worden. Clerk.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-05-15
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice Of Marshal's Sale

United States ot America DivisionN o. I. ss. District of Alaska.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-05-15

By ]. E. Worden. Clerk.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-05-15
Notice of Marshal's Sale
United States of America, Division No. I, 4 District of Alaska.

District of Alaska.
 Public notice is hereby given, that by virtue of writ of Fieri Facias (or execution), dated April 25th, A. D. 1919, issued out of the Dls- trict Court, of the United States for the Ist Division, District ot Alaska, on a judgment rendered in said Court, on the 27th day of January, A. D. 1919, in favor of Donald Sinclair, in his own right and assignee of (. l. Leeds. and against the Bon Alaska Mining company, corporation, l have, on this 18th day of April. A. D. 1919, levied upon the following described real estate, situated in the Wran- gell Recording and Mining District, Alaska.
 And WHEREAS an order was duly entered therein that the said laborer's lien be toreclosed and that all and singular the real prop erty and mining claims described
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-05-15
FRATERNAL SOCIETIES
IMP'D ORDER OF REDMEN

Stikine Tribe No. , Meets every Tuesday evening in the Redmen's Hall at 1:30 o'cloek. Visiting brothers cordially invited.
 NJ. O. Johnson. Sachem. l.. NJ. Churchill. <. of R.
Putnam patriot., 1919-10-10
Today This Big Event Comes Into Full
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Putnam patriot., 1919-10-10
FIVE ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS

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