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PRODAM neb vymenim au-
tomobil ma z osob "a lot ma
dlazdene ulici v Mt. Pleasan
aneb v Corlett. Adressa Sc sde-
Ii v adm. t. listu. 9-13
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= FRANCE . Fec

z A a Czech Sc vra-
tivsi legionar hleda byt, nejra-
deli pokoj sam o sob6. Ma no
cha 7 roku star6ho, jehoz by
nechal V opatreni rodiny. Ne
chte adressu V adm. Sveta.
9-12
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PRIJMOU Sc til zehlici ma
kabaty, sicky ma prisivani kno-
lik6 a stafirovani rukavu. Hla
ste sc u John B%artInka, 4807
Jewett Ave, aneb V elsie 5O15
Pershing Av. 9-13
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PRIJMOU Sc PAM ma byt,
vchod, koupelna k pc
uziti. Haste Sc V elsie 1925 E..
so. ul., blize Fleet Ave. 9-13
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HLEDA Sc Ondfei a Marie
Skorepovi, usazeni v Clevelan-
du, jez pochazeji re Lstibofe
u Ceskeho Brodu v Cechach.
Hleda je jejich bratranec Jos.
Skorepa, bytem V els. 1929 w.
40. ul. 9-12
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TRI PAM hledajf byt V oko
Broadway. Nechte laskave a
.ressu v adm. Sveta. 9-13
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PRIME Sc muz ma praci V
dreyarske ohrade (Lumber
yard.o Haste Sc V elsie 1900
w. Bird st. 9-13
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POHREB LECIONARE JANA
STODOLY.

New York, N. Y. 10. zari.
Jak jsme jiz sdelili, ma lodi
Chicago pTisel v nedeli tesne
pred vystoupenim celeho tram
sportu legionarG z lodi, tragi-
ckym zpGsobem o zivot legio-
mar Jan Stodola z Hopkins,
Mimi. Vcera odpoledne konal
Sc jeho pohreb "a velike 1ca-
sti legionafd a naseho obecen-|
silva. Pohreb obstaran byl po-
hrobnikem panem Simkem a
vvpraven byl re Sokolovny. v
II. ulici. kde mad rakvi zesnu-
leho tklivou rec pronesli tale
mink Ceskeho Narodniho Sdru
zeni p. V. B. Tuna a jmenem
legionarG rozloucil Sc Sc ze-|
snulVm velmi srdecnou reel po
rucik Vaclavek. = Do Sokolo
vny take dostavil Sc veliky po-
Get nasich krajanG, kteTi brazil
vesmes velikou beast ma tragic
KEN skonu neSt'astneho dobro-
volnika. Re Sokolovny hnul Sc
pax "a zvukG hubby klubu Ly-
ra. pod Tizenfm p. J. Macha pc
hfebnf privod, v nemz oddele
nj ~legionard doprovazelo sve-
no druha ma poslednf ceste a
vzdalo tax pTimereny hold je-
no pamatce. Privod prosel u
licemi ceske ctvrti a budil vsu
de velikou pozornost. V cele
prnvodu neseny byly zavojem
zastrene plukovnf prapory. Pc
Znstatky Zesnuleho odvezenyI
byly do krematoria We FRESH
Pond, ably tam byly zpopelne-
nv. Nest'astniku Stodolovi, kite
ry prisel O zivot prave v Okla
mziku, kdyz pfi jeho navratu
bvla naprazena vstrfc pratel-
ska naruc, zachovana Dude &c
stna pamet " srdcfch vsech dru
hi jeho, jakoz j vsech kraja-
MI.
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- Vojaci Sc vraci, ujednej-
tie ST s mimi sch1zku ma Va
clavske ZabavS, 20. zari.
STARSf CESKY

STARSf CESKY muz hleda
lehci zamestnani pfi malem ma
roku ma plat, jen kdyz Dude
miti dobry domov. Adressa Sc
sd6ll v adm. t.. /. 9-13
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WSSl It'll WSSl
OSUD NAMESfCNfKA.

Obchodnik Louis Shapiro,
COG vych. SO. ul. podnikl pred
vcirem Sc svou rodinou vylet
do Pittsburghu a dnes sc sem
telegrafuje, Re vyjizdka ia
skoncila truchlive. Devftilety
synek jmenovaneho obchodni-
ka sTitil Sc totiz s devateho pa
ira hotelu Clinton do ulice a
Zabil Sc ma miste. Hoch ten tr-
pei namesicnictvim.
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Keep these weekly talks.
They mean success.
This is No. z.
Watch for No. s.
Copyright.
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Y anglickeho
7ka Zdarma,
2s. zafi. Nsktere isou jz pffipraveny. DIE vseho uvefe
d behem tydne " tonic liste.
Vypdjcte 81 knihy
VaSeho vlastnlho jazyka
We VAST voLNE KNIHovNE.
Kazdy moudry muz, zena dite INA cenu dobre
knihy, at jz to jest kniha rad a pouceni aneb kniha
pro zabavu. -. i. %, i IL rs
Jest zde celkem 5000 knih skorem snad kazde-
no jazyka evropskeho v clevelandske we're. knihov-
ne a jeich mnohych odbockach. Wine dobre kdyz
nemluvite anglicky, jak touzite pc knize We Vasi reel.
Nalezti dobrou knihu jest jake nalezti dobreho prite-
lie. A v clevelandske knihovne a odbockach jsou i
knihy ceske. ILL.,
Jsou zde proto, byte je bez kazdeho pophtku pfestH. Cleveland
se knhovny jsou proto zde, ably ob:anstvo 81 mohlo knihy bez jakeho-
kdi vydeje vypGUti. Ceveandskemu obGanstvu, nerozumejicimu angi
ce knize nabzeny jsou knhy ceske a slovenske v nasledovnnh odboc-
kach: ~exgg
VeTejna knihovna la Broadway a vyh. SIS. ul Knhy ceske.
VeTejna knhovna n "a ST. Clair Av vych. SIS. ul Knhy slovenske.
" knhovns, ktera chova knihy v Geske neb slovenske feci najdete
vzdy ochotneho knhonika, jenz mluvi VaIm jazykem. Knihovnk mile
rad Yam pomIze radou navrhem vhodnych knh jak pro dospse tax
pro dhky.
CIenove clevelandske amerik aniasni rady pozadui Size ma Vas
znalost angiGny, ale vMi dobre, kterak rodny Vas jazyk miUete a kniho
n podnikne ve ably Sc zasobia knihami evropskych jazyka.
Vstsina kih " knihovnach jest zahe angEcka a tenn, ktefi Sc n
ii nauciti Sc angicky Ghi, naskytuji Sc techto ustavech prave knizni pc
kady nejen pro pouceni ale take pro zabavu. -
Mr. Carl p P. Vtz, mhtoknih ovn1k, jest vnukem pfstshovahe.
Jest clenem clevelandske amerkanisaGni rady Jake mz, jake knihov-
nix a jako Glen zminsne rady, pomahal zaopahiti knihy jnych reel pro
ty ktefi dosud angl6inu neovadaj.
"Kazdy dobry, pocivy obyvatel CIevehndu jest vhan " vefejne
knhovns a jeUch pobo6kach" pravi mr. VHz, "a IT, jz nerozumi angG-
cky, jsou nam obzvla;e vtani" @gRRE
UveTejnsno peel Clevelandske Amerikansasni Rady.
U.chovete tyo ydenni rozpravy. Znamenaji uspsch.
Jest tt { z Povsimnee 81 { {.
~1
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Akademicke skoly:

Central High School
East SIS. u Cedar Ave.
East High School,
East 80. a Decker Ave.
Chenille High School,
Parkwood Drive rob EvertOn
South High School,
Broadway prot Fullerton.
Lincoln High School,
Scranton Rd. rob Castle Av.
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z FRANCE priiety

mar hleda byt sc stravou neb
beze stray. Nechte adressu v
adm. Sveta. 9-13'
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TridY a%nglick&ho
jaZyka Zdarma,

zapoenou v pondeli dine 20. zari. Nektere jsou Uz pripraveny. Die
jnime seznam techto trd behem tydne v tonic Iste.
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Obchodni skoly:

SS>AkoaAii SnoA
Lonrwood High of Commerce
E. SIS. blize Woodland Ave.
West High of Commerce
Randall Rd. a Bridge Ave.
Technicke skoly:
East Technical High School,
E. 55. rob Scovill Ave.
Junior vyssi skoly:
Kennard Junior High School
E. as. jizne cd Scovill Ave.
Collinwood Jr. Hish School,
st. Clair a Ivanhoe Rd.
Paramount Jr. High School,
E. lot. sever. cd Euclid Ave.
BrOwnell Jr. High School,
E. 13. blize Summer Ave,
mezi Prospect a Central Av.
Rawlings Jr. High School,
Rawlings Ave. blize E. rs.
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Uschovejte tyto tydenni rozpravy. Znamenaji uspech.
Jest to {. z. Povsimnete 81 (. 8. . Il
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Copyright.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1919-05-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


!, LATE F. roulton, of Churchill, aho,
the assignee of William n. poulton, who
made entry no. ISL, under the provisions
OF on Act Of the state of Idaho, common
ly known as the "Car,y Act" approved
March 4, 500, which embraces I-z
NE -, OF section ~, Of township IA
south, OF range 2 + b. Nj Z, do hereby
give notice of my intention to make
final proof TO establish ny claim 10 the
land above described, and that expect
to Prove that haverrsided on, reclaimed
and cultivated said land as required by
law, before G. l.. Strong, Carey Act
Land Commissioners, at Oakley, Idaho,
on The 9th day OF June, 1919, by two Of
the following Witnesses: Sven N. Peter
son, Richard Purcell, George poulton,
Harry Buchanan, all Of Churchill, Idaho.
NJ g l.Afe +. pouiton, Entryman.
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NO lice FOR RUBL.ICA l ION
Final Proof

|. Rich I'd Purcell. oi Churchill. Ida,
who made entry No. 100 under the
provisions Of an Act oil the Legislature Of
the State Oh Idaho. commonly known as
the Carey Act" approved March z,
1899, which embraces SW Va NV "a,
NV HSW u. Sec. 81; x NEH Sc a.
dissection 28. OF township | z S. OF range
II < B. Nj. do hereby give notice o.
my intention to make final proof TO cs.
tablish my claim to the land above dcs-
cribcd, and that | expect to prove that
have resided on. reclaimed and cultivated
said land as required by law. before G
f. Strong. Carey Act Land Commission
cr. at Oakley, Idaho. on tie 9th day o
June, 1919, by two Of the following wit
nesses: Sven N. Peterson, II. J. Blu
oh nan, ]. c. Tooth. George Poul
TN, all Of Churchill. Idaho
No Richard Purcell. Entryman
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Final Proof

], ]. Q. Anderson. Of Oakley, Idaho,
the assignee Of Rcbccca F. Lynch, who
made entry No. 296, under the provii-
SONS Of an Act Of the Legislature Of the
State Of Idaho. commonly known as the
Carey Act" approved March 2, 1899.
which embraces SW "a Sc. "a, Of Sec
ton 20. Of township IL S. Of range u
(. B. NJ. do hereby give notice Of my
intention to make final proof to establish
my claim to the land above described
and that expect to prove that | have
resided on, reclaimed and cultivated said
land as required by law. before c. E.
Strong, Carey Act Land Commissioner,
at Oakley. Idaho on the 9th day Of
May. 1919. by two Of the following wit
nesses: Albert Anderson. Otto l. Nit
ton, John w. Milton. c. W. Layton,
all Of Oakley, Idaho.
lM2 J. 0. Anderson. Entryman.
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FINAL. PROOF,

!, clyde A. keim, OF Oakley,
Idaho, the assignee Of Ray E. MsMu-
ray, who was the assignee of Joseph l..
>amuelson, who made entry NoI43, I'M
de- the provisions OF an Act Of the LeRis-
atme OF The State OF Idaho, common
iy known as the "Ca,ey Act, approved
March ?, 1890, which embraces NE "a
Sc "A, of Section 9, of township
- 5, OF range "a +. Is. M, do hereby
give notice Of my intention to make final
proof to establish my claim to the land
above described, and that | expect to
prove tina. have resided on, reclaimed
and cultivated said land as required by
law, before G.. +. Snong, Carey Act
Land Commissioner, alOakley. Idaho. on
TIE 18th day Of June, 1910. by two
of the following Witnesses: !. Hill.
charles crAbb, j.. M keim, John A. hu-
mission, all of oakley. IGaho.
NJ Clyde "A. kim, Entryman
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|, Wk,m l. Paddock. of Churchill.
ldaho. the assignee Il Rich'rd F.
Pettiercw. who m de entry NJ. 80, IN
der the pxuvisi' rs # IN Act 81 the
Leeislalwe # the State Of ld"h",
conn" My known rs the "Cafey Act,
approved March z, 1899. which en-
braces NV VI NV "a, # sect q
Of township 2 S. 4 r,nse Il E B
NJ. d. hereby give nnticc "f my lnten
tin to m ke I'm proof T. est 'bhsf
my 81 i'm t.. the lind above described
and III I expect - pr we II I | h 'v'
resided on, reel lined "nd guilty tee
i'd lind Il. required by law, BET re c
E. Strong. Carey Ac Lind I ommis
81 ner. It Oakley, Id h.. on the 6tl
day # June, 1919. by tw" e tn
following witnesses: A. Sterling Clark
John H. Hill, J.F. Hin. Joseph R
Durk, I'll Of Churchill. Idaho.
Mo Wilham l.. l'adlock, Entrymar
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

r maj IIOOI
Sven N. Peterson, Of churchill, Ida
no, the assignee OF william "A. Poulton
and Frank l.. krekle, who made
entry nos. a8r and aaS, under the
provisions Of an Act of the
Legislature Of the state Of Idaho, com
monty known as the "Carey Act,
approved March 2. 500, which embraces
E ~ NV 10, Of section ~. OF township
south. Of range ~ + Il. NJ, do hereby
give notice Of my intention TO make tiaal
proof to establish my claim to The land
above described. and that ! expect to
prove that have resided on. reclaimed
and cultivated said land as required by
law, before e.. r.. Strong, Carey Ac'
Land commissioner at Oakley, Idaho
on the 9th day of June, 1919, by two q
the following Witnesses: Richard Purcell
Harry Buchanan, George p"ulton, l.. r
Pouion, all Of Churchill, Idaho.
Mo Sven N Peterson, Entryman.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Final Proof

J. Joseph c. Anderson, Of O KEY, lda
he, the assisnee Of Rudolph T. Olsen
who VS. the assignee Of Torresto A
Josselyn, who m de entry No. 70 undel
the provisions Of IN a ct Of the Legisla
ture Of the State t Id h.. comm nj,
kn wn rs the &C rey Act" "ppr vee
M"rch 2, 1899, which embr ces NV
"a SW "a. # Sect n 8. # township
l 3 S. e { range % E B. NJ. d hereb,
give tee # my intention to MIX,
final proo''tp est bhsh my q i'm / tn,
land i'bpv described. and tn | expec
to prove that hive rcsided on. re
q lined and guilty. ted sud nd rs re
CURED by ~. before C. f. Str ne
Grey Act Land Commissi' ner, :,
O kley, Id h., on the 9th d y :,
June. 1919, by two IF the foil win
witnesses: w. C. Schefril, Emil II ME
FIR nix Cl dowski, w. ]. Speckmnr
III Of 0 key. Idaho.
Mo Joseph c. Anderson, Entryman
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What every woman knows-among
other things-is, that nothing is quite
SO satisfying as fine white frock for
summertime. Embroidered voiles and
swisses, beautiful and practical, are
here to lend the charm and refinement
Of white to summer wardrObes. In the
picture a plain and embroidered wolfe
Is shown made up into a short sleeved
frOck and finished off, with a girdle
and full bow of narrow ribbon. The
underskirt Is made of the embroidered
vOile. showing pattern In which
bands run around the figure. A short
inderbodice of this has elbow sleeves
and drapery Of plain wolfe which
carries out the idea revealed In the
long and full panniers Of plain wolfe in
he skirt
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NOTICE. FOR l'UBI.lCATlUN


Final Proof
!, John S. johnson, of hurley, Ida, the
ssignee OF Rebecca F L,ncy and Geo
A. Duiitz, who made entry no. 200 & US,
a,t-r 'hc provisIo is of AN ACT oi
the legislature OF the stale OF Idaho
COMMONLY known as the "Carcy Act,
approved March :, 1899, which embraces
r ~, of section IS. of township
1. south, OF range ~ + Is
Nj. do hereby give notice of my intention
to make final proof to establish m,
claim to the land above described and
that | expect TO prove that l have re
sided on, reclaimed and cultivated sale
land as required by law, before c. r
Strong, Carey Act Land Commissioner
at Oakley, Idaho. on the 18th lay o
June, 1919, by two Of the following wi,
nesseS: G.. W. Layton, J. O. Anderson, J
w Mitioa, O.to l.. NJ ton, all of Oas
Icy. Idaho.
Mo John s. Johnson, Eni, man
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

I, George \ Poslton of Churchill laaho;
thu assignee If rhos. A Mcbride, who made
entry No 10 unde, the provisions Of G,
Of the legislature OF tho State OF Ida o. com
monty known ~ the carey Act approves
March , 1893. which embraces J, NE 4
Of sectlsA "a Of T ~ 4, OF range 81 n. dc
hereby give notice of my intention to make
hnal proof to establish my claim to TIE land
above described and that expect to prove
that have resided on rsclainsd and cultivAt d
saiA land required BY law before q L
Strong Carey ACT Land C.mm ssisaer At Oakley
Idaho. ON the 70th day OF Juns. 1919. by two o.
the fouowing wttasssss: ). N. Peterson 2. Pur
cell. G. BuoAn.An. J. O. Tooth. all Of Churchill
Idaho.
Ma George Il. Poult \, Entryman.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Final Proof

|, John w Milton, of Oakley, idaho,
the assignee of Walter r. Mayhem,
who made Entry No. - under the
provisions III an act of
the legislature OF the State of Idaho
commonly known as the "Carey Act,
approved March :, 1890. which embraces
! Sc "a, NE IA, Sc IA, OF Section 80
of township, " South, of
ship IA 5. OF range 20 + b. NJ, do here
by give notice Of my intention TO make
final proof to establish my claim to the
land above described, and that | expect
to prove that have resided ON, reclaimed
and cultivated said land as required by
law, before c. +. Strong, Carey Ac,
Land Commissioner, at Oakley, Idaho
on the 27th day OF May, 1919, by two
Of The following Witnesses: Albert ~ :
deison, J. O. Anderson. Otto l.. Milton,
c, w. Layton, all of Oakley, idaho.
Mo John w. Milton, Entryman.
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For summertime and afternoons,
here is 4 frock which may be worn
with assurance on the promenade or
anywhere else. Any of the sheer ma
terials-georGette. wolfe, lawn, organ
die. will serve to make 1t. Its new style
fes lures are apparent In the wide hem
and gir(lle. the round neck and deep
cuffs. A simple and smart braiding on
the front of the blouse contributes to
Its success with just the right amount
Of decors ton.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Final Proof

|, Joseph r. Durk, Of Churchill, Idaho.
the assignee Ct Frank c. Bicknase. who
made entry No. l 5 | under the provisions
Of an Act Of the Legislature Of the State
Of Idaho. commonly known as the Ca
rey Act" approved March. z 1899.
which embraces Sc IA NV IA, Of
Section | 3, Of township 2 S. Of range
81 E B. NJ, do hereby give notice Of
my intention to make final proof TO esta-
blsh my claim to the land above des-
cribed, and that | expect to prove that
have resided on, reclaimed and cultivated
said land as required by law. before c.
{. Strong, Carey Act Land Commn
sioner, 40 KEY, Id ho. on the 10th
d Of June. 1919, by two Of the fol-
owing witnesses: Albert Bray. w. H.
West, A. Sterling CT 'rk. l.. P. Old
h. IN, \ Of Churchill. Idaho.
M Joseph r Durk, Entryman.
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Notice is hereby given that Chas
r. FHirchild who pleaded guilty Il
'ihe charge Of b,@pl-ry IN The cour
of the fourth Judicial District, il
and for CAssia County, State If Ida
no, on the twenty first day Of Au-
gust. 1918. aud WAS sentenced t.
serve term Of from one to fifteen
years in the State Per itentiary, will
make application to the Honorable
State Board of Pardons ut their
next regular meeting for pardon
Mo (Signed) Carl Fairchild
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1919-05-30

To begin At the beginning Of =
perfect wardrobe, IL to select de-
pendable tailored suit--one that 10 al
a tailored suit should BE-. Fine, clean
lines, perfection In tailoring, above r.
preach ~ to at. these are the things to
look for In Z tailored suit. To attend
the several styles In suits this spring
there are waistcoats in endless variety.
Skirts are plain and long, reaching
nearly to the instep. and coats chal
lenge admiration by such well balanced
lines ~ appear In this trim model
ef blue mems wear serge shown above
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Waistcoats are an important factor
In spring styles and this suit bears
testimony In their favor. 1t Is plain
that the coat needs the smart little
garment of heavy white silk that bears
1t company and lends It additional
charm. The skirt is OF regulation ankle
length and narrows toward the hem.
It is split at the side over set-ln-
piece and has two buttons and two In
dictated buttonholes by way Of ad0rn-
4nent. The new waistcOats or vestees
are made Of many different materials
and in many patterns. They will be-
come sheer as summer advances.
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NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION

/, John IL. Hill, of churchill, Idaho,
who made entry No 81 under the pro-
visions Of an Act of the Legislature OF
the State Of idaho, commonly known as
the "carey Act approved March 2 1899,
which embraces $ / NV Ia, of Sec.
lion IS, OF I'7 $, range al f 3. M.
do he,eIy give notice of my intention &c
make hna! prcuf 10 establish my claim &c
the land above described. and that / tx
pect to prove that have resided on. re
claimed and cultivated said land as re
CURED by law, before {. Il. Strong, ca
rey Act Land commissioner al Oakley
Idaho, IN the 4th day OF June, 1919, b,
two OF the following wi,ness.s: Jacob F
'iill, Of Oakley, Idaho. and y. X. Nc
laws. W. l.. Tadlock, W. Z. Spencer
all OF Churchill, Idaho.
Ma John II. Hin, Entr,msn.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-09-05
SEC'Y LANSING ADVOCATES
AN INTERNATIONAL COURT
NationaIism AS Sanctioned by the Peace Con
ference Would Survive, SO He
PATTERN AFTER HAGUE CONV'N

Boston, Mass Sept. 5.-Sec-
retary Lansing, before the Amer
lean Bar Association here toaay
in his first public speech since
returning from the Peace Con-
ference gave a warning that the
theory Of nternationalism, Of
Mundanism, +" which received
great impetus during the war,
constituted a grave danger to
world order, but expressed his
conviction that democratic ma
tionalism as sanctioned by the
Peace Conference would survive
as the basis of society.
Secretary Lansing urged
strongly the establishment Of an
international court as modelled
by the Hague Convention, and
founded in the principle of strict
legal justice, for the settlement
of disputes between states, and
the codification Of international
law into an exact system He
paid tribute to the Hague Con-
vention Of 1907, whose work, al
Though imperfect and hampered
by he evil purposes which the
powers Of Central Europe had so
long secretly cherished,' he said,
still stands as an instrument for
the maintenance Of the law of
nations.
Without an international
court and conifed laws Secre-
tary Lansing predicted a return
to diplomatic anarchy, since ma
tons today are Influenced more
by selfishness than by an altru-
istic sentiment Of JUSTICE He
gave warning that eve should
not deceive ourselves by assum-
ing that the policies Of other gov
ernments are founded on unself-
lshnesS or on constant purpose
/, to be just even though the con-
sequqences be contrary to their
immediate interests.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-09-05
GERMAN LAW COVERS
PAYMENT FOR INJURY

Weimar, Sept. 7~-The Ma
tionaH Assembly has received
bill covering reimbursement for
personal injury or property loss
es incurred since the revolution.
It provides that those who suf-
fered losses, injury and death
have a right to recover from the
government Money claims are
limited in the measure to
amounts necessary to replace
damaged property, to actual ex-
penses In case Of personal injury
and to grants for loss Of labor
and for death. The national gov
ernment, the state and the COM
munity are each to bear one
third of the costs.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-09-05
QUIT CONDEMN|NC
LEAGUE. Of NATIONS
Oh FIND SUBSTITUTE
Wilson Asserts Objectors
TO Treaty Don't Suggest
Better Pact
AVOID ALL POLITICS

St. Louis, Sept. President
Wilson arrived here today and is
to speak at a luncheon
also tonight at the Coliseum,
where he was nominated for the
presidency in 1916.
Recently speeches bitterly as
sailing the treaty were made here
by Senators Reed and johnson.
The president is determined to
avoid politics and confne himself
strictly to explaining the Peace
Treaty and uring it's ratification.
He has challenged his oppo-
nents to offer a substitute or
quqit condemning the Versailles
pact.