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TYPEWRITER LETTERS.
PERSONAL typewrItten letters, cir
cnlRr4 or a~ddresging; any quantity.
reasonably rat4s. Phone 37B, room $50
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sALESMEN. WANTED to sell FqorIaR
land. Liberal commissions. QUICK
lowed car fare Address Palm Bss CHS
County Land Company. Stuart. BlOrtdgI-
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Ii you have a vacant room, flat
or house, buy a Forum Want
AID. 1t will rent it for you.
Phone 1896.
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sALEgaEEN wANTEn.

SALEsAFEN-Do you want $40 a asv
side or main line retail and PUNCH
Board deals7 Ten propositions. Amer.
tcan Factories Co, St Louis, Mo.
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LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANTED
Mo canvassing or soliciting reguirs
ed; good income assured Address
National Cooperative Realty Co. v
liza Marden building, Warrington,
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WANTED Acknowledgements sub
stitute for slot machines; patented;
sells on sight for SI.00. Particulars,
elisha, Co., Anderson. IND.
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AGENTs-Ask us about our snappy
household speciality line, that will
clear you $40 to $50 weekly. National
AIuminum Mfg. Co, Box 1869 Lemont,
III.
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FOR sALES--A new s-room Gotta Sc
lust being completed; will sell n
S400 cash payment down. and baIAace
In monthly payments. Price M 100 |.
(113S1 /.
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wANTnD.

YOUNG MAN would like roommate.
room large ard comfortable. modern;
cibAe ia. Phone I1s6.Js us kth street
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AGENTS-To sell best lot proposition
in Florida, and unit ownership bonds
In 1900 acre grave; answer quick. B.
X. McCarty, Eldrsd. Florida.
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WANTED IDEAS-write for list and
inventions wanted by manufacturers
and prizes offered for Inventions. Our
four books sent free. Patent secured
Or fee returned. Victor j.. Evans & Co.
Washington, d. c.
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) THREE GIRLS, one to look after I
crew of men in farm boarding Z
house; n for private family on I
D same farm, and n to do general Z
, homework in Fargo and later go I
} to farm as second girl in family. I
D Mrs, Clark 9. Dalrymple, 629 eth 1
D st. south, Fargo, N. d. I
8
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RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED
For parcel post. 500 month; thou
sands needed in North Dakota; exam
nations May 8; sample questions and
coaching sent free, Franklin Institute,
Dept. 276-B, Rochester, N. Y.
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MAN TO TRAVEL in North Dakota for
1918; groceries, candles, jeweIry:
good pay and tailored suit or twenty
year watch free in ninety days; ex-
perience unnecessary. j. e. McBrady,
Chicago. .s
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FOR sALE-Good six-room house,
close in; good location, $4,000. Five
room house,. cement foundation; In Dill
worth, on Main street, $1,000; both
above on Easy terms. Apply Interior
Lumber Co.
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FOR SALE--Drug store, Dickinson, N,
d. and Glendiye, Mont, on account of
i'll health; $4,000 cash with handle
either; good lease; good business and
good location. Address Box 322 Forum.
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WANTED-Two rapid and accurate
typists; none but II Ose who are ex-
perienced need apply, good saraies
paid to competent help The Abstract
WANTED - Good, healthy girl. ia
years or over. for general housework
on farm one mile from this town: good
place by month or year; send refer
ences and wages expected. DIRT Farm.
Sentinel Butte, N. d. 49,. {.
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AGENTS in every town; best selling
household speciality; start at once.
large demand for goods; SIS to $50
weekly; success assured; investigate
today. Beecher Manufacturing Co,
Dept. 8, 2701 18th Ave. south, Mime.
apolis. Mimi.
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BARBER WANTED-At once; must be
frst-class,. steady, temperate a
guarantee SIG, and a hustler can easily
average $50. Box 1853, Ambrose, N. ID.
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WANTED-A strictly ~up-to-date job
and ad. printer at S21. per week; also
young man printer with two or three
rather and SON, IL competent could ae-
cure these positions. Havre Promoter.
Havre, Mont.
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AGENTs-Make So to $40 a day easy.
No experience or capital REQUIRED
Write at once. Big free proposition;
P. w. Goodman. President, 800 Regal
Bldg, Chicago.
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WANTED-Men prepare as hremen,
brakemen, electric motormen, colored
train porters; hundreds put to work;
$40 to 500 month; no experience nee
essary; 500 wanted; standard North
Dakota roads. Write Inter Railway,
Dept. $50, Indianapolis, Ind.
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FURNISHED HOTEL FOR RENT
30 rooms: .50x75, 2 story; water and
gas; on main street; population, $500;
Forum.
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WANTED-Positlon by assistant phar-
Forum
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AGENTS WANTED to handle two of
the best office specialties on the mar
ket: a necessity in all business houses;
nav big commission. Office Speciality
Co. 555 Shubert Bldg. st. Paul, Mimi.
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FOR .sALE-Ntce, clean. old papers;
packages OF SO for 10 cents: $50 for
% cents. Forum office.
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WE FURNISH YOU capital to run prof
table business OF you own. Become
our local representative and sell high
grade custom made shirts. also guar
anteed sweaters, underwear. hosiery,
and neckties direct to homes. Write
Steadfast Mills, Dept. %, Cohoes. n. Y.
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3 A HARNESSMAKER wanted to do Z
q general harness work at once. g
4 Geo. G. Zirbes, Ha2elton, N. d.
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FOR BALE--By owner, modern house
two stories, Island Park; $50. Seventh
avenue south; finest location; one blook
from car; two from Fargo college: inr
lawn and garden. Phone or write w,
c.. Allen
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STOCK statesmen WANTED in every
town; must give frst-class REFER
ences. Fiscal Agency of the Dak0t
Wholesale Grocery Company, SlS Cltl-
zens, Bank. Aberdeen, s, D..
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the best Office specialties on the
market; a necessity in all business
houses; pay big commission. Office
Speciality Co, $50 Shubert Bldg st.
Paul, MINI.
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BUSINESS

FOR SALE-UnIncumbered hotel, good
town In the valley, three railroads;
no agents. Address owner, SOJ care
Forum.
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Crucifx Art Plate, Convex portraits,
frames, sheet pictures. All at prices
below the lowest. Prompt shipments:
Catalogue free. j. e. Trabue, Gil End
Ave. north, Fargo, n. d.
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$I00 MONTHLY and expenses to travel
and distribute samples for big manu-
facturer; steady work. Scheffer,. treas
urer, T34 Sherman, Chicago. .
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FOR SALE OR TRADE for merchan-
disc or automobiles: Two 80 acres
acre tracts, wild; three 40 acre tracts,
wild; one 100 acre tract, some broke
in Mclean and ward COUNTIES; sorTn
N. Langbell, Owner, Max. n, D..
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POSITIONS wANTEp-MALp

WANTED-Position as clerk in hottI
hrst-class references. 305 Dixon dr :.
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IN ANSWERING eli want adE, givint
q certain number care. Of The Forpn'
number, in care OF Forum. This ~
sIires prompt attention.
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at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &zSVV n
(1149) y
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WANTED-Druggist +with'a little cap
ital to Investigate two good PROPOSE
lions in Barnes county, n. D.; splendid
opening. Box A. Nome, N. d. .
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FOR sALE-Only drug store in town
of 400, with large territory; will sell
for part cash; a bargain IL taken at
once. S14 care Forum
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WANTED-An experienced stenograph.
er for out-of-town position. Write
to p. o. BOX 905, Fargo, N. D., giving ex-
p~erience and salary expected.
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SIX ROOM cottage, 10x1s basement
and barn; semen foundation ant
walks; hot water heating plant: bar
gain for immediate sale. Address 100
Thirteenth street north, Fargo, N. D.
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FOR SALE-Newspaper and Job office
in northern N. y. town: will make
good offer to right party; owners have
other interests. Address 500 care
Forum.
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FOR SALE-Two hrst-class drug stores
in southern Barnes county; splendid
opening for young Box A, Nome,
n. D.
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GOOD ALL-ROUND printer deEIrea:
position with good weekly paper; can
come at once. Wire or write, wall,
Gazette Reporter, Wheaton, Mimi. =
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MATERNITY HOSPITAL - Competenb
nrrgeg and best OF care; highest tSB.
f~lnaoniaIs from doctors and patients.
MrA Jennie. Camp, g0l 10th et. o.. Fargo.
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WANTED - Printer; all round MAJ.
n "apnts place April / Address II. A.
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COMPETENT stenographer wanted by
Fargo. Arm; $50 per month with ran
i'd increase of salary. Address 326 care
Forum. &C. =
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COMPETENT GIRL FOR General mouse.
work good wages. Mrs. VII Die.
inert, 500 9Th st. south, Moorhead,
phone TAO.
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FOR SALE-Second hand sewing ma
chine; machines cleaned and repair
ed; all work guaranteed. Phone $50.
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FOR SALE-Meat market in good little
town ready for spring opening good
reason for selling. j. A. Smith, Tolna'
n. d.
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a "a LAUNmMw-Mre. g. q ofacef,
1ISS gss St 81 p@&@e 914S~sx
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WANTED-Posltion as stationary err
cense. 305 Dixon nat. -
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FoR sALE-101 volumes Northwestern
Reporter and Digest; a bargain. Ben
w. Hosmer, Billings. Mont.
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HELP yvAETED-TEMALuL

I've knight Printing Co. Print it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-13
FAMOUS WOMEN OF HISTORY,
MARY LAMB CHARLES LAMBS
ADORING SISTER,
1764-1841./
Copyrighted y ].
Copyrighted. 1913. by Willis j. Abbot }
1764-1841.

Lamb may have stified her own genius
that her brothers might shine without
rivalry in his own home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-13
BABY GIRAFFE SPURNED.
Mother Refuses to Have Anything
to Do With Youngster.
Correspondence Of The Star.

Foreign Correspondence OF The Star.
LONDON, April >. 1913
The baby giraffe at the Zoo is still re-
fused recognition by its own mother.
Since the infant was born few days
ago he has lived in the same Enclosure
with a heartless parent, whose sole at
tentioif to her SON has been an occa sional
I'VE have not been introduced sort OF
look. .
All the little things which careful
mother giraffe teaches her young, such
as never to get its neck tied in a knot
and how to bend over the cage bars anG
knock off the hats of passing strangers
are withheld by this unnatural giraffe
Not only does the mother giraffe refuse
to feed her baby; she refuses to let any
one else do it. When the keeper comes
to the cage with a bottle of warm mill
the mother tries to upset the bottle.
But the baby is thriving well on the
bottle. and maintains a steady neck
growth of two inches per day. 1t will
be weeks yet however, before he can
reach the second story manger where his
mother keeps her best hay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-13
Deep Breathing Necessary
i'm Everyday Life.

the chest nearly two inches in one month.
Indoor deep breathing should. when
possible, be done before an open WIN
dow. First position-hands at sides of
thighs, back of the hands front: keep
the elbows stiff. Initiate the chest as
you move the arms. in parallel lines,
slowly up i'm front Of the body to the
high vertical position, when the palms
should be to the front. elbows still stiff
and the inside of the arms pressing
the ears When the arms are at high
vertical the lungs should be full of
air, as you should start inhaling when
the arms start up Hold the breath
while counting ten. Repeat this move
ment eight or ten times.
Next. inhale you slowly raise the
arms horizontally from sides and then TO
the high vertical, reaching for the linn
its of your circles and inhaling all the
time When this part of the movement
is finished the arms should be at high
vertical, the back of the hands to-
gether, elbows stiff and back arms
tightly pressing the ears. Exhale as
you slowly return the arms, in their
side sweeps. to the thighs, keeping ell
bows stiff All the air possible should
be expelled when this position has been
reached. Repeat as before for eight
or ten counts.
Now comes my favorite deep breath
ing exercise. If this is done properly
and regularly every day in front OF an
open window. or, better still. outdoors.
"a person would need no other deep
breathing exercise. stand with the LETT
foot about a natural step TO the front
Place the palms of the hands on the
side walls of the chest; press i'm. and at
the same time lower the body 10 a
crouching position; let the knees bend
and go down as Tar as possible. As
YOU stoop. exhale, expelling all the air
possible from the lungs. Then start
up inhaling as you go. and letting out
on the side walls of the chest Con-
tinue until the body is vertical chest
out and strong and the lungs fun.
Hold that position half a minute Re-
peat this movement six or eight times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-13
RUSSIAN BANDITS STAY.
Attack House of Landowner and
Hard Battle Follows.
rcspondence OF The Star.

Foreign Correspondence of The Star.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 20, 1918
A telegram from Warsaw announces
that several we'll armed bandits at
tackled in the night the house of a land
owner named Venolinsky, in the
Brubeshoveky district.
Venolinsky refused to surrender, and
he and his valet and workman arm
ed with revolvers, for a long time re-
sisted the rife fire of their assailants
Eventually Venolinsky was killed
The bandits then rushed the house and
shot the valet dead. The workman
was wounded, but VenolinSky's daugh-
ter escaped in a we'll hOrsed cart
Troops are securing the district, bu,
have hitherto failed to capture the
criminals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-13
WARNS OF HAT PINS.
Manager of British Tramway Posts a
Cautionary Notice.

Foreign correspondents OF The Star.
LONDON, April ., 1918.
The manager of the Portsmouth tram
ways has had posted on the windows OF
the cars and on the electric standards
the following notice..
1.-THE attention Of lady passengers is
drawn to the danger to other passengers
and to the servants of the department
through the practice of wearing hat pin.
with unprotected points
Now that fashion DEGREES that ladies
hats shall be smaller, the long hatpin has
more play, and some of the more ornate
designs resemble miniature bayonets.
Since the notices appeared the manager
states there has been a considerable In
crease in the sale of hat pins with pro-
tected points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-13
STRIKES w1FEs COMPANION.
Husband Takes Children-She Con.
tinues Elopement Plans.
rrespondence OF The Star.

Foreign Correspondence OF The Star.
LONDON, April 4. 1913.
Exciting scenes were witnessed on
the liner Niagara just before she sailed
from Plymouth on her maiden voyage
to South Africa and Australia.
Among the passengers who had Joined
at Glasgow were two who travelled as
man and wife. with two children, and
had booked for Sydney. A North Lon
don man boarded the liner and rec
oenized his wife and children, who
were travelling under assumed names.
In the course of an angry scene the
wife's male companion was struck on
the face.
The children, crying. were taken
from her custody and landed with their
father The woman refused to re-
turn. and the runaway couple con-
tinued their voyage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-13
PRISONER IN MILL sLU1CE.
Broken Branch of Tree Saves Victim
Of Accident From Drowning.
Correspondence of The Star.

Foreign Correspondence of The Star.
LONDON, april ., 1913
Reginald Dutton of Austerson, a Nant-
wich farmer, lies at his home recovering
from the effects of an all-nght INNER
sion in a mill .siuice.,
He was returning from Nantwich to his
home at IL PM, and fell from a stile into
the River Weaver. The. stream carried
him into the sluice under Batherton mill
He was saved from death by. drowning
in the mill pool by stout tree branch
which had come down with a flood and
become wedged in the sluice. but he was
imprisoned until 6 am, when his cries
were heard by the mill owner. The floor
of the mill had to be taken up before he
could be rescued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-13
BY MAURICE A. JOYCE.
"1HEN I speak of deep breathing
w mean purposely initiating IN

yV7HEN I speak of deep breathing
w mean purpoSely initiating the
lungs to their utmost, at least
once every day, with good fresh air.
do not think there is any act in our lives
of more Importance from the standpoint
of health than proper deep reathinS.
One does not need gymnasium for this
work, and the air is. free. Everybody
should practice it, for without deep
breathing one cannot enjoy strong,
healthy lungs.
The best place to begin is outdoors. as
the air there is fresher than within. The
following exercise if taken in the open
air and with the clothing loosely worn
so as to enable you to breathe deeply is
one of the best known exercises to in
crease the interior size of the lung-room
X X
Hold head up. shoulders back and chest
out Initiate the lungs slowly through
the nose until they are brimful. Hold
until you have counted ten without open
ing your lips. Exhale quickly till your
lungs are as nearly empty of the bad
air as ii is possible to get them. Repeat
the exercise. trying to hold the lungs
full while you count twenty Try it again
and see if you can hold the lungs full
for half minute Finish up with three
or four deep, longdrawn inspirations.
One of the best times for taking this
exercise is when you are going to and
from your work or Your studies. Now
hold your breath with lungs full while
walking ten steps, then twenty, ETC.
Take this medicine three times day,
either before or after meals. If after,
it will greatly help digestion. Should it
Oalle you dizzy at first, take ii in smaller
doses until your blood can stand the
stimulation The daily practice of this
outdoor breathing exercise has been
known to increase the circumference OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-13
sLAsHED SKIRTS NOT POPULAR.
London Dressmaker Declares STYLE
Lacks Beauty and Dignity.
Foreign Correspondence OF The Star.


LONDON, April >, 1913
Another attempt by the Paris dress
makers to force an exaggerated and ugly
fashion on London is likely to fail This
time ii is the ''slashed' skirt
The ''slashed" skirt is practically skirt
divided on one side only. 1t is uglier
than the ''hcbble'' and more impudent
than the "trouser' skirt.
At first it began with a small slit at the
end of the skirt, which enabled the wear
er to walk more freely, but now models
are to be seen of skirts ''slashed" as far
as the knee
Il saw quite number of 'slashed skirt
models when / was in. Paris said a
prominent Haymarket dressmaker land
in my opinion no woman of taste will
wear them here, any more than they do
in Paris. This style is so exaggerated
that il can only appeal to certain people
who are always ready to follow bizarre
IA shion.
Il am not making any 'slashed skirts,
for l think they are ugly and inartistic.
No Englshwoman wants to dress in a
way that would render her so conspicuous.
| can see no excuse for this skirt, which
lacks all dignity and beauty"