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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-20

be $4,000, 600, the interest on $4,000 zoe
AT 4 u per cent is SlS5,OOO, the amount
necessary To pay for one year, and this,
plus the $2,OOO.OOO to be retired at the
end Of the first year, is S2,1S5,OOO.
The new law that was recently
passed, which provides for the taxing
of motor vehicles and which goes into
effect in January, 1920, in plenty Of
time to take care of these bonds, in al
probability will net to the state the sum
of $3OOO,OOO per year
"Two-thirds of this amount is GOV.
cred TO the treasurer to the credit of
the general revenue fund for the pur-
pose of taking care of principal and
interest on these bonds. This will
amount TO $3,OOO,OOO From the gross
production tax ON oil, gas and min.
erals, amounting to $1,000 900 per year.
and which heretofore has largely been
distributed to the various counties OF
the state under the provisions Of this
bin shall be covered into the general
fund for the purpose of paying interest
and principal ON these bonds. This will
give the general revenue fund at least
$4,000 GOO during the first year after the
issuance of these bonds.
AS shown above, the total amount
Of interest and $2,OOO,OOO of principal
amounts to only $2135,OOO, leaving an
meXpendcl balance i'm favor Of the
fund of SS65OOo, which can go to the
payment of the ordinary expenditures
of the state. Thus # will be seen that
We would have an asset instead of a
liability To the state, and that the fears
of those economists vino forcsec a spec
ial session Of the Legislature to repeal
appropriations are absolutely ground
less
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-20

the governor, attested by the secre-
tary OF state, countersigned by the
state auditor and indorsed by the state
treasurer. Said bonds, when duly eX-
ecuted, shall be deposited i'm the state
treasury until sold, and when sold the
proceeds shall be covered into the treas.
ury to the credit Of the state road
bond fund
NO man is able to say at this time
that all of these bonds will ever he
sold or when they will be sold As
treasurer, | want TO emphasize that at
| least during the tenure of the office to
which | have been elected no bonds
viii be sold until the money is actually
needed for construction of the roads"
PAY as You CO."
"It would be the utmost folly to
burden the taxpayers i'm the matter of
paying l-2 per cent interest for money
before the money is actually needed.
"lf it is found that all of the pro
ceeds of this issue are not needed, /
want to say with all the emphasis at
my command, that any Of such bonds
uusoll will not be offered for sale
We find this clause i'm the bill: All
bonds remaining uns1ld shall upon time
of maturity thereof, DE cancelled 10y the
state treasurer
Situation Not New.
There is nothing new in this pro.
vision It is just plain common sense.
ana has already been followed by the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-20
RAFT EXPLAINS ROADS BONDS
CEREST PLAN AND REFUTES LIES

IA City, April ia. y. Lee
ke treasurer, has issued a
On the road bond subject.
he terms of the proposed
IA the treasurer would be the
the bonds and have charge
|is.
ement emphasizes particular
lures Of the bill, in refutation
|nts made against the tinan-
Pie points out that the law
or issuance of bonds only as
needed for actual construc-
That during such time as
|ressary between issuance date
|'uction bill paying date. the
Ned from the bonds will draw
{ inter st ON daily deposit.
interest being 4 ID, this
t the maximum interest cost
|nd money i'm the hands of
| rer could not be more than
|cent.
|craft statement:
who favor the bond issue
who oppose 10 are all agr. ed
|ng and that is the absolute
|oads. The proposition then
aIysis is one as TO What Will
means TO the end
nereloTe' owing TO the ounce
IT, ana uhoef provisions OF
'aNIA| very great a"I'tiohal
w. mat "hat | may say VIII
cry earnest 'houEl''
b0ut Interest Costs.
the principal objections to
| |spd issue AS set forth by
opposc H. is that tho state
his issue. will borrow M one
|O0. 900 paving interest ON
ap rate of 4 - pcr cent and
y
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-20
DR.. Willard Infirmary

Or. Willard lnfirmary accepts for
treatment all chronic diseases of both
men and women that are amenable to
mcdicme-ncrvous diseases, stomach
troubles, diseases Of the liver, kidneys,
bladder, heart, rheumatism. neuralgia.
Isenito.urinary diseases, etc, etc.
Confinement cases have the environ
Imcuts of real home and at the same
time all the benefits of an up-todate
Isantarium.
'Dr. Willard Supt. 72S Douglas Boulevard
lG. Main st. office 573.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-20

ARDMORElTE WANT ADS BRING
RESULTS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-20
PRICE AS ALWAYS

In spite OF greatly
increased laboratory
costs due TO the Nlr,
by sacrificing profits
and absorbing war
taxes we have main
tanned the price ut
which this family Lax
ativc has been sold by
druggists for the past
20 years. Two sizes
soc and $l.OO.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-11
LETTER TO COUNTY REGIS
TRAa SETTLE QUESTION
ln Order To Vote In Coming
Elections Women Must
Register A. New
Voters

Ths foi'ov nE le'fsr' from fhe sec
-stars a. ths si4fs election board fn
- S l.o~rher reg sirar Cor fhls
county. q tef-evp.snaiory
warra ne fsth fhe day raeI
ior 90 ~ MARI siecHor IS nominate
sffc,rs foF fhs sarloas c'fes over fhis
safe
"rndsr To provisions 81 ~ reg.s-
lraNor iaw re registration books
shouid - opened in an territories
wte-s az elector a. fo b. heic Cor )
80 as1 p-riod ber.nninr rweniy dsys
hssors Nareh % ana .ndinr Ten aayf
before mar cay
10 IN srIfing 70 oan Your specific
sffsrfIor. ssd fo arge fhsf You see 10
fhaf soasn ln fhess iovns register
uHhia ne tire resrribed by law
Ths 49, - aous unier section =.
aars 81 ~ ths Primary snd General
r'srfion ia~s - ~ STATE of Ofia-
aara Ths women ~iii 10 rngisf.rs.1
81 nsuir qaai.fed eiectars and they
shnuia rrrsfef 81 fhIs tine a. fhry
al rc - nesiy essi|fsd electors
aff- 40 ani ~ fsx.sfefinr nos fhfy
uu aroc 81 f8furs conphrafion8
kerr f~.'f sears. g q Chlasrs. s@r-|
-tfsrr s'ais Eiecion Beard
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-11
lEW FORD FACTORY WILL
EMPLOY 100000 MEN
Manufacturer Says. However. II
Will Take a Year To Perfect
Plan, Old Ford Plan,
To Continue

Detroit March u Plans ~ Henry
ord fof 4 ne~ - Apany % produce 4
owef priced automobile than any 81
resent marketed contemplate On
lioymont of possibly goo ooe workeia
Fhen N fuli ups alton fts motor
Manufacture nsif fDday On he fciufi
rom Los ANGLE
NJ f0rd -sisi LAT The new COZ
.oraflon wlli Ia no ~sy interfere wifh
hs present Fori Motor oompany ans
hsf he bad no Intention 81 rsllnquis
NJ control 81 ne majority stock ~ ne
,id company
a year may b. equ.red ~ perfe
be organlyaf.on and production plan 3
n the nsw company
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-11

Mss Ediih Hii re daughter
MI LsAes Hin. ~ Nfl Fas Noble
and Nr A. 4 nIrshneld wsrs eulsfl
married iesi ss,nlrr A. O'Clock b.
ihs Rrfer "a NJ seorf. d Nichols
ihr Presbyterian church The Bird,
who - handsome hruae.le ~ors
beautiful go~n ~ blue jersey frlcol
ieiie and carried an arm hoquei q
Russell Roses. shs had no attendants
The rooms were most atiratfy,ls
decorated with sprng flowers an.
ferns and gIl1s'd wicker haskri
res eas vas used )n fhs center o
ne dinIne room sable wher. im
mediate after she ceremony a dsiIc
ous f0ur cnurss dinner vas served
hrs hrhfeid has lived IN Gufhr.
'or about icn wears and pas sfadu
aitd from me Guthrie hgh school
'or ihe pasf fwo years she ana b.
sister Miss iouise Hin. have bee'
a' isumrizht and he is one ~ ~
most popular members ~ the KooDsy
Mooney shah ciub
Nr hrhreias home has been -
Harrisbsfg. pa. bur for he iasi fes
frafs he haa been connected wlfh a.
'osden on company 81 Iniss. BE- ha
recently been transferred 90 Tsaat
where b. 5. CHEZ civil engIneer 20
ihc fo.dtn con. any win bead
quarters 81 CISCO
~ End Mr. Brchneld len on
laie train Tor Galveston. and zfis
several aesk- en- - different point
U Texas wlil be- ~ home a. Clseo
Those wtso Witnessed che oeremony
we're Mrs Hn Nr and Nrv ~ =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-11
u, M no ND>. OIL WILL
MfTTI>. - PO~TPO>ID

O. sxsoerf - SO sso-~ ara tns
v.vy sse ec~cfssr - tse co.rtry
-ra8,. -. s,ssfses esiies sor fns
cs-.r ~sA fer toosy sss sssn pes .
ps,.s s-fI T.s,ssy ssssrnoo- .; 2
s'sis<s a. ps~so~s ints-eses - 90.
9. csss sD~sr' - -. oosr.y srs ~
sssss soissr ars s-psc - BE- p~ssen.
- ths cs-er 49, .. s'eis>s Thgrs-
1sy sfte~ros~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-11
tiNt Alt~ mot iItiD 10
COMPLETE Hi. NH.

loaaee. Msesn it--Fls. ssArs
~ooid be fsauifsa 20 sempis,s ~. pro.
posed tunnel srssr ne unulisn snaa.
nsl ffem reolaoa - Frsres. seeass
lao % a. sushos|tsuvs ss,lms,s "a
. sala ihat - ordinary tluass tns sess
~ ne ~osk ~ouia bs shsus is,ooo 600
pounds bot ~ view y IRE IFstFssssa
eesi - lsber ard materials. me s.
rsnss Involved ~ouia sassr pssssrs
conditions bs nssfiy f0ooo 900 ps.~ss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-11
.\tI~S PiOfIIs WILL
III iOt GIT ~ BO tRD

washlngfou. Marfh 1.-The first
onsi0era,lou a fhe industrial board
Z The department - commerce. Sec
siary Dedfsi8 aid Today. will - 70
~ OF excessive profits in Industry
10 denied there a. any intention 20
iisforb ne wsre isFei A. present Thn
.osrd siii bsF.n Conference w.dnea-
lay. meeting reprs-en'aases - The
te~l Industry
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-11

Nrs A O. DeNins ~ l.os Angeles
'al saYs After had sufferrd from
femAl, froshis Cor Yosrs. nos heinz
his "a 81 my hou~eWnrk of set any
eIIsf fram docfors Lydia y flni
ans Vegetable Compound made ms
sell woman. and eant go teil ~
world ne sooa fhlf medicine dos
Bis snmAn a psrf~sily .atifl.d sui
taaid b. commended fof telling "a
fs huR abs fsraiusa her heal b
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-11
NEGRO l. Nlt SID

Deputy sheriff " unls Dre~ y Ch'f
enf. broaEhf in james Johnson. color
4. fo answer fe iae charge ~ assauit
Tiih . deadly sea IN. he defendant E
sfhsr belnr ihs rompialnlnr wines.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-11
GERMANS ARE NOT var
IN POSSE ssIoN oe eIoA

Copenhagen nsreh fi-rhe recently
reported reesptsrs ~ Germans of
siss os re efr.c eosst s denies IN
. etrii- dispatch received hers. The
German troops u 10 stated. are siii a
distance from Riga.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-11
slx sILuo. DOLLARS 70
&c spE.T o. csxp

Eatt-nT-on. March ii--kpDrOss.
ass tr-n rirsE ~ fbe VA se. arrnert
- ~ e1nsisfi1. - Camp Bsnalnssor
~ Co1ausss. ca or So a. q sxz,I
s-af fralr.rR rerfer q ~zs a.
nour-.s snszY fat ahrsf II nsule
csusrs Eosd - ssen; c. ths sssserf.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-11
-ssos ACROSS Tea SEA
secsos YANKEE HUSBANDS

Paris. March Ten thousand
amsrloan soldiers have married
French women since she osfbrsak of
be var. i 10 estimated ~ . Partisan
newspaper today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-11
DON 7 HAVE
DARK SKIN
(|& )
oss biscs and White ointrsr,-p.
rpcses frecs-s. iiesls pirplss.
Efrlnax
sieachss DARK o. s. ic~ ss,n. v..,,o
" SER. Far. Brisbs-e, MAJ.

ftttNh
sieeents DARK q s. ic~ ssir, Hssirc
" SER, Far. Brisbs-s, MAJ.
23 Cesas
Tbo42ands - eoi9.td folks are us-
NJ re nes sn1 uoI dsrfui Biacs and
White D.ninsnf f0r making their aayl
~ rsiiow skins iixn.-r. eoft. briRhfer
aha affr1ctire. F0.ks LOOK b<.tter
Niih thar olc DARK skln gone and =
soft. suoofh. iigh;. .izhf. and healthy
skin in fa place hack ana Waite
Oinfr-ent siso heats all skin blern-
iss~s. - bsn5s pimDies. and remove.
ire< slfs sna srnsils. giving q beau
tf1i. soft. suoOth. .lahf. fzsclna.ing
oompisHion % any oas Two sizes.
lss ard a<,c flArgt slze contains
tines - zach - smaller slzsJ. zen;
- nal
y y0s sent q or four bores o.
Blsok sn1 white Ol1.ment. a &c czks
q Bleck ard Whlc SOAP ineinfe1
frfs Agents make an cay Hsgns
reprssenfinx us Address Pgouef
che-iesi CO. Nesnrt5s. Tenn. p1srb
snt Waite o-1tnsni soid svuyvksrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-11

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-11

grsx.n - fofs wofih. fssAk "a
ant Nrs samnsr u craFIn n WaHsfr
ard NJ. Jessie Nsrs Nei.san ~ 81
Rsno
paaes 81 sesel
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sahs rpian aancs a. the tens hassl
as sssnins Ia naa4a affhssifa
rlaysa - tAs daaelnf ans larrs
aamssr - seaaE a.ois fron nsartf
'o~ns ~ers rrsssnl
NN
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NJ mesiIns IA asaai eurfsni
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fest 'lssm lAa rom ef Nohsf
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fhe ~esai sirtle of ~ rF stf
sfIan char,k ~iil NEE - Wrine. Is .
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81 .N
Nf snt Nn EasHasI ~. nhsfr.
tra NIls 500 laies a ehaWnre vH
$ s. lhs lens bolsi sn ials mea.h
A sssuss
r. West n O. iaa|ss Ala eII
usef oa N.ius aas anefunoi 81
H Ihs home oi Nfs ~ AHson
Nrs Warner rhs 3. rs ht spft 'a
nes o. snd aii mrmbefs aff affe'
b. Hftssuf
Hausd
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HN pfh nisnds
wv
fhs rourth waro
Nm J q oliver. Nn a q nbhIr'
cd Nr. , q Houshlan eossrsd ihsI.
District n a. rain sni mud Yssirf
faA There NAV D. oih her fspeffi
euai ihls hul fhti have noe heff
troffed
81 NY
Mr. los Alexander ana daaFh'sr
Anua ~ lhanufr kan efupusaA oKs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-11

There has bt.n under @al far some
rma af, afaHuus Cor fsismailc
mayemsnI io rasiofe ihe o|t geruan
arlaiocfafy bY meaps - fsnnias
flon ~ J.Nlsh money Interests anl
ibs conservative eismsufs eha visa
lo ses Treatrr Gsrmsuy wuh pr
reh~arir shois band % spies Aas
been srr.st~d sud sasplcion rests
upon number - pfomgeuf mfa
isrmany has been shattered into
msny sris bsi fhoss parts sun are
WORKING ainne ne same old nnss A
strong fafse iks tbs German auto
efaey dosa npi ale - lily q Is known
itai ihs ssr sat started 10 preserve
tie Interests u shs aaiocrsis and
fhsy are BOi Kqlnx 90 commit suicide
msriy because the var was iosi
They Ars stll nEhfinE secretly ana
the ~. .falied German bohemia i 10
be- one of their csfspass
This i dangerous for the c1eehs
and q ls also dangerous Tor the allies
The Cxeeh army i brave but IL j.
poorly armed and could not think of
offending the frontier In che norsa
here j. brewing . menace. n further
proyOcafions come one should noi be
surprised n the Czech patience "a
finally exhausted.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-11

y . n
rutsoAN
naner nante Cafeteria
haagaei NeihotIs ,farsh
eee cias NJ D. A. Mlihsf
Nesf Crr NJ D tsham
~roNtsoAN
>,tIal C.rle ~ a. rfestYfsra ~
Chufsh Nrs Res rartr
We = q iad.ss A'i Nr- u
AiseH
kefss 900. lHre seau lnns liafs
AmitHia club Ms b = gonnv~sf
TunHs Guils husiaes. Nesfns 8
8 % PARISH Hoa.s
nsURspAN
Nnu clah Tine lsars
NissinnAr, soeleis napilti chur,h
openoks Ms n Osborne
Aesru ,fah M. Fan ltopklns
Aus'hafs Ne Mr. freA Madden
FRlpAN
fte os'hlt Tea Diab NJ n 3
nrenson
Nss. niruef eise Methods
Churth
Rooney Noones SAsh ,lab NJ
Georg. Paddock
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-11

Nas Caehren ~ Nu.,aus ,sH-
nN pfh olsnds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-11

Mr. Doe Alexander sua daashsr
lima ~ lhanuis kan stepped ever
hetsetu trains on ths.f saY ip visH
.,lstI,sF 81 Woodward okia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-11
.luDtMDORFF WOULD HAVE
CONTINUED THE WAR
Sacrifice Of Hurx To Ritter hnd
When Amsrlca Broke Into the
Fighting German Butcher
l. Writing Book

~ CHN FRiC4 ttrsla Nt1HSff
tgAief q ~. t.ermsa tisnefai eisi'
n...-n. a.. ....l W.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-01-17
1--WE STOCK BUILDING WOMEN TO GATHER
COUNTY SAFETY COhlLlTTEE
AUXILIARY WILL MEET HERE
~ JANUARY 25

The Morrison County Women's Com
mittee of the Safety Commission, organ
lied on March is, 1918, for the purpose
of furthering every line Of patriotic
work in Morrison county according to
the constitution adopted, has closed a
wear of most successful work.
In manner Of review of the year 8
work and for celebration after the
years work, meeting of the officers
and directors will be held at the high
school on Saturday Jan. 25. =
Following is the afternoon 8 program
Luncheon-12 o'clock
Meeting called to order at 1880 p. m.
L. D. Brown
Report of secretary-...Mrs. Mary Street
Report of of-treasurer........Mrs. A. p. Stoll
Report-of home demonstration agent
Susan
Group Of Songs:,.:. Mics Marjorie Nelson
a".cceervisor c. c. M...c Lite Lite Fails
Home Demonstration Agent Cooper
tating with the Rural Schools.
Eliza Batter
Hot Lunch Work at Swanville............
f. A. FlOOC
The Children's Year in Child Wei
fare Work----.-.---Miss Augusta Mette
Organizations in Other Countless. =
w. T. Coz
Plans for the Work in the Future.
Miss May Secres
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-01-17
in IN. DISTRICT J 5 COURT
NEW PETIT JURORS DRAWN ON
ACCOUNT OF ILLNESS COURT
SET TUESDAY

District court convened Tuesday
morning at 9 O'Clock, after postpon-
ment from Nov. Z, on account of the
influenza epidemic. .@
The presiding judge is Judge Roeser
Of st. Cloud. Miss Nina Burial is act
ing as court reporter.
Fourteen members of the petit jury
were excused Tuesday morning on ac-'
count of Illness in their families and
q special venire of fourteen men was
drawn We're Christ Tembruel, Pierz;
Henry Armstrong Two Rivers; Henry
Smith, Little Falls; A. G. Bertel. Ros-
ing; :. A. Rylander. Culdrum; Frank
Axel, Culdrum; Lawrence Kroll, Belle
vue; Frank Ellenbecker. Little Falls;
,Magnus Rauch, Pierz; J. I. Pedley, Lit
tie Falls; Peter Grund. Belle Prairie.
The first case, to be tried was that
OF Louis Drellack Us. Jos, Jos Colby: preE>,
lack owned hot water tank and pip-
tng connected with stove ne had sold
Colby, who was living in Drellack'4
house. Colby on moving from the house
took the tank and piping with him.
ne+ ,Gcgsd easd the tank and piping
after an all night session, returned
a split verdict in favor of the defend
| ant. = ~, --..
| Thursday morning the case Of Mrs
Hilda Elk VS.. Mrs. Celia Cash was in
troduced. The suit is over the sale
price of some hay which Mr. Elk sold
Mrs. Cash. This case was, up to the
| time the Herald went to press, still un-
! finished. =:
| c. L. Ferrel, of Fargo, N. D., who was
arrested short time ago and held for
stealing two fifty-dollar Liberty bonds
| from E. Traseth at the West hotel, was
! indicted by the grand jury and was
| brought in court and arraigned Tues
! day evening on a charge of first degree
| grand larceny. He was given two days
! in which to make his plea. Up to the
/ time the Herald went to press he had
not made his plea.
| The cases of Buckman State bank vs.
Jos. 2. Nagel and that of Jos. L. Hesch
VS.. John 3. Otremba were dismissed
yesterday.
The following cases We're settled out
out court: :
| Industrial Novelty company VS.. Nj.
\. Engstron,
/ Ella Mccarthy VS.. Fred Freeman,
Sam Rubin VS.. John o. Moe
| Frank BOrash, as father Of Jos. Bor-
ash VS.. Northern Pacific Railway COM
pany. -
Frank B6:asI1 VS.. Northern Pacific
Railway company.
| The following cases were continued
| to the April term:
Northern Adjustment company VS..
= SOUTHERN % colonization company VS..
John Schrnoll1e, ct. al Southern Colon
J iZation company VS.. John Schmolke,
; Regina Krzan VS.. Veronica Zi1ka.
| C. 3. Beatty VS.. w. H Bourke.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-01-17
INFLUENZA

Those who have contracted the infiu-
enza since our last issue are Mrs. VIM.
Clute and two children, Jos. Gastecki
Chas, Otremba, Elmer olund, Sarah
Fearing, Henry Gulberg, Matt Weiden:
bach, Mrs. J. Weisenberger, Mrs. Eu-
nice Lee, Mrs. Mat Zieler, Herman
Pantzke, Miss Bessie Brannen, Miss
Alice Moeglein.
Those who are ont again after having
the influenza or who are recovering
from it are Max Matski, Mrs. =: =
Novotny, John Kotsch, Miss Clara Mel.
son, Mrs. Steppen Rutz, Miss hGse
socher, A. A. Kerich, Max. Natusk1
Mrs. Aug. smeatberg and two son.
Frank and George, Mr.. and Mrs. ": a
(Dow and daughter Eva, Raymond Brick
Louis LaFond. :.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-01-17
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU FOR Re-
TURNED SOLDIERS

Hugo Y. Aock, federal director Unit
ed State employment service Depart
ment Of Labor, is, with the co-opera-
tion Of the National council of Defense,
establishing employment bureaus in all
communities for the purpose of provid-
ing information for returned soldiers
and sailors who seek employment and
assist them in securing the same.
Although D. NJ. Cameron, chairman,
Morrison county Public Safety commits
sion, has been placed in charge Of the
work in this city, the bureau will be
maintained in the Offices Of the Board
of Commerce under the administration
of w, E. Olson.