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The Washington times., 1914-10-14
: Advice to Girls :
By ANNIE LAURIE

Dear Annie Laurie:
i am very much in love with a
young man, and / believe he must
love me, too, as he has asked me to
become engaged to him, which 1
have, but since our engagement l
have known him to go out on two
different occasions with young ladies,
once to the theatcr and once to
card party. Now do you think he
should do this? l told him / disap-
proved OF 1t, and If he loved me he
wouldn't do such a thing. He told
me not to think anything OF II, as I
was the only one he loved: but dom:
you think he should stop that, know
inC that some time likely We are to
be married?
Since ] started keeping company
with him, over a year ago now, |
have been always true to him, and
could not think Of going out with
any one else. +. l..
49, y DEAR E. L.: Your young man
NV cares less for you than you do
vi for him. That's plain to be
seen. There's nothing wrong In
his going to the theater or to a card
party with another girl once in a while,
but If he really loves you he will not
want to do anything that makes you
unhappy. II he persists in taking other
girls out when you expressly asked him
not to, the only thing for you to do is
to break your engagement with him.
ANY man who would delibera tcly do
things that he knows are going to hurt
you before you are married To him is
not the sort OF man who will make you
harpy after you are married. If you
don't want TO break your engagement
with him take a little notice OF some
one else.
Ask some good looking Young man TO
spcrd thC evening with YOU, and see
that your stubborn sweetheart hears of
H.
Whom he speaks to YOU about it. tell
him it's all right, there x no harm in II
al all and sec how be likes taste Of
lis own medicine. That ought 10 cure
him II il doesn't. Id look around for
some one whose ailmcnt is not quite so
stubborn.
Nell.c-Shall you call at the home or
your young man friend? by all means.
yes, if you have been asked to call. and
you go TO Sec his parents or his SIS.
ters There is no reason "hV girl
should he kept from pleasant associates
simnly hecansa sha happena know the
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IN MEMORIAM

Notices for this column are accepted Ut
20 cents nat. either prose poetry. In case
notice does not exceed tim lines. Add 10
cents for each line In excass Of tsn-S
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Marriage Licenses.

Richard NJ. Donovan and Rosa N. Arendes.
Of Washington.
Matthew Healey and Catherine NJ. Elliott, of
Washington.
Leslie Malcolm and Jennie c. Eisenstein. of
Washington
ington.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY
FOR SALE-GARAGES

car combining low cost, neat appearance
and durability: also brick and hollow tile,
V. 7. H. Bisn. 1l3O Lamont st. NV. Col. 1si2.
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l~[4

MI, ..a.ric wGi wcl"ouap letters of
inquiry on subjects of feminine inter
est from young women readers Of this
paper and will reply TO them in these
columns They should be addressed to
her care of this office
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butchers Civ 9
slightly differ
ent terms to
pieces of meat
which are not
always cut in
the same way,
as elsewhere.
But any butch
er worthy the
name will be
glad to COOP
crate with an
interested Gus
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LOST AND FOUND

PlN-EeComing unriveted. a diamond brooch
set in platinum Liberal reward II returned
TO TIA r st. SHAW 81 BROWN !
STRAYED-Female collie brown. white
breast; long nose Reward 3497 Holmcad
place.
SCOTCH COLLIE. tag S32. Return l.l5 q
ST \. W. Reward. -
DIAMOND PIN--I,ady's, crescent shape; lost
night oct. 6. Liberal reward, no questions
asked, l34l NcT Hamp ave.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
FOR SAlE-FARMS

% ACRES near Clifton. Va, bottom land.
with buildings. 81. 200: II acres on D. c.
line Md: 250 bearing trees, fine spring. all
cleared a. part truck land. or. h. s.. 500;
10 a., 5 miles from D. c.. Va. sr. h. large
barn exc. land. s.. 500. Many others all
J. JEROME LIGHTFOOT 14o4 II n. W.
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BUNGALOW. No. Eastern ave-. kenil-
worth Md: 6-room frame; rent 81:
month; SC car fare to city. G. A. MADDOX.
Room sl6 Columbian Bldg. 4l6 9TH ST. y. ".
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Copyright. 1914. Newspaper Feature Service.
The Washington times., 1914-10-14

LARGE OFFICES and stores in business |
section, electric lights elevator. steam. |
isnitor $l2 to SIS Dental offices. SIC TO $50 |
VICTOR BLDG. 9th and Grant pl. Call 9th |
floor.
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Slmtise aampfe

6aben augeniaetnlid in
8elgten itattgefunDen.
griiflel, 5. 9luguit. - Sds
glutt Sc peuple" bebauptet, bdB 6et
oem aampf 8pii6en 9elaiern uno
Ssuti6en in Der Rdbe Don 9iie, eine
gbtbeilunq beutider &aoallerie bur4
Elm Sane[lfeuer Der 8elsier bon einem
SebGube an SluiIe nabe5u beSimirt
purbe. Die Seuti6sn iolen bann,
pie bic 3ettuHa i6reibt, aus Ra9e
uuf Die 8iireer aefeuert baben.
sSn fssmaGe, in Der RGbe Don
Qrgenteau purbe eine Ibtbetlung
8euti6er RON belgii6eH Sruppen
iiberraI4t unb bic 0suti6en bic a6tz
aia Mann unb asbn Sffiaiere tart
puren, oerlOrsn anse6li6 70 Suote,
ipG6renb bic 9erluite Der geleier iid
auf apei tObts Sffi5isre uno 8sbn
gertpunbste beIiefeH.
4miterbam, 5. aua. - 2aut
elmer Sspei6e beg .6anoelblab"" aus
Maaitribt finbsn bsftige admpfe atDis
iden ben Oeuticben unb gelgiern IN
eer beIaiiteH 9renas itatt uno man
tann ben GeiaiiBoonuer in WaaIts
ridt bDreu, pGbrsnb man ben paI'
perbampf Don ben air6tbiirmsn aus
isben fam. Cine Qln5abl Ieroplaue
unb lsntbore 2uftidiffs flogen lpabs
renb bss @Ormittass iibsr Maaitri9t
binpeg. Wdhrenb Der Ra6t tameR
cine an5abl b.rrsnlOfsr pferbe, bic
augsni6einli4 bur9 irgeno etrpas
fheu Qeipproen unb ipeageldufen Da'
rem. Biz ndh Waaitriat unb lpuroen
bort einssfdHsen.
9rIfiel. 5. Quauit. - Sin
bsuti6er, in bic arieessefangeniaaft
oerdtbener Sffiaicr ION srtIdrt bd6en,
bas Der WiberItanb Der 9elsier tbats
ia9lih cine rls6errui6uua fir i'm 1e.
tpeien fei, bsnn in Berlin pGre ben
sruppen su pertehen aeeeben pprben,
bah bic gelgier fia benz Dur6au9 Der
beuti6en Sruppsn ni4t piberiessu
tpiirben.
Gin beuti6sr 2trmsefIieger tpurbe
an Wlittpoa getDbtet.
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Srpbfraip ale

8 abc N in 2onoon un6 aud
IN ben engGii6en &ro.
btn6en ituttgefunoen.
&on BON 3. 9lugltit. Sros 0er
Serii6eruHg Ser Gegierung, 0aB ge.
nugenO yta6rungsndttag fir Woilatc
0orbanoen ieien, fam es am Weitttuof,
oo9 fpieoer 5u aageneinen 9(nItiir.
men auf Die @ei61fte, in oenen 2e-
bertsnlitteI fell gebolten tpurOen, TO-
mle 81 bcrI6ieoentli6en &rapaQen,
0a bielfad iolfe @ei6Gite einfaG bon
Der @olfsmenge 9eitiirut un6 ausgG.
f.ill0ert nuroen.
60 ging es gum geiipiel in Der.
id)ieOenen S9eilen bes SItenos 3li.
no namentlih bic Srauen ben gln-
turn anfiibrten, uno gIaes fort.
i6leppten, >e6e bic 9oIiaei nuf Ger
gilofla6c eri6ier.
Die Gage ser geo6lferung lit nod
oaour6 beri6limmert porben, oaB
onr9 Die gtniteIlung 6es @erfebrs
nit Dem Sentiment ettpa 100000 Qr-
better, Die in beri6iebelen 9etrieb5.
5petgen tbdtio maren, nltnmebr ar.
beitSlos geporben iino. Man 6offt.
eInen Sbcil Der 9elte i'm 9lrutee-
9ransportoienit unter6ringen gu
fonnen.
Die 9oitbebor6en iino nit 9rief.
i6aften t6otia6Ii6 iiberflutbet, ba
Der 9erfe6r na6 Oem 5eitIaaoe fat
oollig lnterbrohen lit.
Ser amerifanii6e Smnpfer ,,Bbi.
laoelp6ia", Der dm Witthpoh Had-
mittag bon Soutbanlpton na6 SEEM
Yort in See sing, nabm ale ameri-
faniiden lrt0 fanaOiiden grieti6af.
ten nit, Die itd] in ben Iesten SagerI
bier angeiammelt batten.
SeTttge &egengiiiie trteben Die Welt.
lden mubren0 bes geahutittags BON
Den StraBen, aber am slber,o tparelr
pieoer groBe @eni6enemengen auf
Cen StraBen, naHentfi6 in Der NGbe
Der 3eituu9sbureaus irn6 jltbeIten
iber Die. angebIiden Siege Der Bel,
gier.
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Sf 6ie bsls ids Stabt9tfe
BON beutihen sruppen

at Die bsts ide Stabt life
BON beut sruppeH
2uettid. gslaisu, 8: Dug. =
Der geieBuua Der Staot Bile burG;
bic Oeuti6en alma sin me6ritiinbissr
&ulpf poraus. Die Dsuti6en follen
ua6 Der geisBuna bic Stabt in grdnD
geieBt baben. Die Gintpo6ner, Die
iid sur Nebr fsBt.n, ipurben nisbsr.
geidufisn.
Die Staot 2traenteau folI alsidfcas
in flammen ite6eu. Die S.uti6en 6e>
fiubeh iia 100000 Runn fart i'm
anmarid auf austtib.
griifisI, 8. 9luauit. - Die Re-
sisruna bebduptet, bab bic bsuti6en
Sruppsn, bic i'm 4nmdr'@ auf 2yets
ti6 beariffen iinb, fia am Mitttpoa
in Der RGbe Don 5lerun befanben.
Sic bdlten ii9 auberbulb bes Ssbiets
Der Neitunsen unb poIlen ausen-
fheinlid bas fraua0iiide Dspartement
Msui. srrei6sn. inbsm iie bic Waaas
sntlaRa maridisrsn.
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9enil0e &rie9si6iife baben att oer a.
9erii0et Settle cine 9(nsabl Staote
5uiamnem9ei0oiien.
Der Andurm oct 9euf(6en anf Satti6 an:
ge6fi6 mif groeen 2'erfnfen
surii&ge(6lagen.


uOH ben
dbeuS
saa@OFOs Die s@ms
@uHide str 1rrdids sdHs runebt *enHHn
bal SeuiasS m
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Cefterreib
9 6ii st oie gIrger pprbcr
ausbeutung our9 gez
piiienIofe 9anoz

@ien, 8. 2lusuit. Die Diterreia
6ii9 unsariide Regierltng bat bra>
ftii6e Mabreseln setruffen, um pas
pubIitum segen bic 4usbsutuns our9
gepifIenloie SdnbIer Su Itiisen,
ipelhe bic 9ebensmittelpreife in Die
90be gu treiben Serfuaeu. 9ae 9ro.
bu5enten, grpfiiten unb SGnoIer iinb
bur6 cine gerfiigung Der Regierung
angetpieIen poroen. ben Srtsbe6Droeu
gendue 9(ustunft ii6er Die in ibrem
geIis befinoliaeu 9orrdtbe an 2c'
bensmitteln gu seben. 9eriu6e, Die
2oserbeitdnSs gebeim gu baItsn, roe-
Die qrsife in Die S66e gu treiben,
tperbsn nit Saft BON einem WIonat
big gu einem Sabr beitraft
Die tir6Iicben 9e66roen ba6en be-
fdlpHen, Srauungen obne ous geieb>
lid boreeI1riebsne Iufgebot gu ges
itatt,n, unb es miro jest MIR BON
ben 8routleuten perlanst. bab lie
untcr Gio perIibsrr, ooB fein @Hca
binbernib bOrIiegt. Sunberte BON
qaaren baben fiA i6on oieie geitinl'
mungen gu Rlibe 9enaGt.
&6niq MIbert iibcrnimmt
6en Sberbefebl ii Der bic
beIqiiden 9rappeH.
griifisl, 5. @ue. - Sontg glls
Lo-t bot ron SherhpfphI j.. iiher nit,
Sruppen iibernommen uno cine proa
tlamatipn erlaiien. in lpsIter sr iagt,
buB Der @erratb uufseblaiener gtad-
barn es forbere, bab 9eIgicp feline
Gbre unb isinc llnabbdneigieit rers
tbeibise." Gum S6lub foroert Re-
st6nig bic Sruppen ouf. Der storreis
den Sbaten bss belsiidIen Seeres in
Der 8eraanscnbsit eingbent gu iein
uno iih bes in iie seieBtsn Dertraaensl
.iuarSis gu srpctien.
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gblintme annbe.
Mebrere Saufenb 5obtt
unb @eripunbete oIlen
bic 0eutiden BET Tits
tit berloreu 7

un WerfpuH pete olleH
bic Oeutiden BET 2Its
ti6 berIoren
barren.
8riiifel, bia paris. 5. auguit.
Die 9eutihsu teaa6lten ibren Gn.
fiurm auf aiitii3 NIT mebreren Idas
ienb Sobten unb 9eripunbsteu nHb
nurbsn uon Sen g.lgiern mad Dsrs
spsifsltem Sample Suriidssi6Iasen.
Sis bsIsiidsn Sorts bielten ben eln'
iiurm aug obne irsenoiuis beiddbist
au iperben. Zine belgii4e Sdpabron
trieb feds beutIde Sdpanronen in
bic Jlu4t.
2lfibunbert oertbunbeie 9ertide
perOen iebt na6 aiitti6 ssbradt, no
ibnen Gratlide Silfe su sheiI tpirb.
Dor Dem ansriff auf aiitti3 erlisb
General BON Gmmia. Der 9.febIshds
ber Der beutiGen 5ruppsu sin.u glufs
ruff, in peldem sr 9elgien aufforss
berte, ben bsutften Sruppsn Dur6.
lab burh oaS 2ano gu ssipdhren.
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PROCLAMATION
GrlGbt General BON Z NE
mid an bas belsii DE
0plf

8riiiisl, bia paris, 5. Iug. -
General BON Gmmid. Der aomman'
beur Der beutitsn Maas arnss, bat
bic fo!aenbs protlumation an oas
belaiIde 9olt erlafen:
,3u meinem 2eibpefsn fnb Die
beutifen sruppen in bic Rotbpsnoi9s
teit periebt porben, bic belsti9s
Srens. gu iibsridrettsn. gelsisns
gaeutralitdt mar bereits friiber bon
frans6iii6n Sffi3isren perlsBt tpors
ben, bic in 9ertlsiSuns per automo.
5il auf belsii6ss gsbist iamen. Infer
srDbkr Wuni9 III einen aonfliit nit
.inem Bolt su permeibsn bas tets
infer ssrsunb unb einit unier gun'
&sasnDiis mar. Oenten Sic an
Wai.rloO, als bic beuti&en Ss.re mits
baIfen Si. llnabbdnsisieit Sbrss
2anbes su ii6ern.
mir miiiIsn ieSod freisn 0nr@sug
baten. Die 3eritOruns BON griiden,
SunnAs oSer Giisnbabnsn miiHsn ala
9ftts Der Ssinbielistsit anssfshsn tpsrs
ben. ss6 boffs. bab bic b:utf9e
Ueuas armse nidt sespunsen fein
ipirb. NIT sbusn gu tampfsn. mir
perlanssn frsien Ourfsus, I'm Die
angreiien su tonnsn, Die uns ongreis
fen. sy9 ssbe bem goIte gslsisns bic
@sriiasruna. bab es ni4t bieS4rsden
bes arissss burd5umcden bran6t.
mir fperbsn fir ale Nabrnngsmittei
bssablen unb uniere Soloaten iperosn
iih aIs bic beIisn GreunOc b.s Bottles
ertptiisn, fir ipel6es mir Die b69fte
9tdtung unb bas bsrsiiafte Nitses
fiibI begen.
sbre alusheit unb S1r patriotiss
mus perben Sbnsn ssisen. bab es
.Sbre pfIidt lit Sbr adnb baDor gu
beipabren. bab .a ben Shrsden zines
ariesss ausssisss iriIS.'
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9lmgeblibe Seitdtisana.
Bun Der HieSerlaae bes bcutiden
4cidJiuaSers bei Sllgier.
SeIbF in GngIaHb glaubt
man niht an bic
NaGriht.

@Isier, pia 2onoou, 5. 9lug. -
@utbentii6e 9eItGtiguns bon Der Ger
itoruna bes bsutiden pausertreu5ers
pantber" uub Der 5batia4e, bab Der
beuti6e DreaonOugbtsareuser So
ben" iotpie Der qansertreu5er pgress
Iau4 Don ben 6ranspien setapert purs
ben finb, tit am MittDoa bier sinses
troffeu.
apnbon. 8. auguit. = Sn anti
li6en Greiien ifentt mon bier Der
.autpritatipsn geitdtiguns" aus aIs
oier iiber bas anseblidpe &opern bes
teutI6en DrsabnOusbt &reuSers
,,G6ben' unb bes 9reuaers n8ress
lau" unb Der Hahri4t, boB Der puns
sertreussr rqantber" in ben 9runb
asbpbrt lpOrben isi beraIia tOsnis
GIaubsH.
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Sapan
BirS peSer GIOtte n o 9
Seer mad europa
ieuoen.

Sofio, 5. @ugltit. Ter iapanilbe
Gremierminiiier @rai Gtluna CAB anl
Mittpoh in einem SuteruieW ieinenl
gcSauern 6arilber allIsorud, oaB es
ben gereinigten Staaten inliro9lId)
gcipeien iei, 5lpiiden ben ellropdiIteH
@G6ten su bermitteIn, oa Der arieg
in europa, falls er lGngere 3eit an
baIten ioIIte, ltnitreitig on &uin Der
ueitli6en Gipiliiation berbeifibren
ipir6e. Sapan, fiigte ser Brenier'
mitiiter bin5u ipiirSe nit 5reu6en
Bel ben 8ermittlunssoeriaden bel
ien, penn nidt Die Geio1r oorbanoen
parc, Sob es als 9un6esgmoiie eng'
ianos ielbit in Sen arieg bineinge3o.
gen iuiiroe.
Ger gsremiernftiiter erflarte
idliebIifj, SaB falls Sapan su ieitem
geSauern aeawunsen iein piiroe, al
Dem saricg tbeiI5unebnm, es bic brit.
tiiden aoIoitien beidiieen aber nirtr
feinen umit6noen peoer elm Seer
nod cine GloKe naa europa ierSen
.piiroe.
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9eutihes 8eibtuaoer
Rabe Der SIttiife Der 8 It.
feedeiittet.

ct. Petersburg 5. Dug. -
Gin bsutites 9eihtpuoer aus 19
arisasi9iifsn bsite6eno, ipurbe anl
Sienitas in Der Rdbe Der Sitfiiite Der
Dfties oeiidtst.
Sm eatparssn Wissr baben ruff.
i6e ariesai8iffs cine arObe 3abl
ssutiasr aauifassbsii&ifis aspaest,
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Vim brei gtellen
Saben bie Seutiaen bic
belsii&e Sren5e ii bers
fdlritten.

griiffeI, 5. 9lus. - Die Seuts
iten baben an brei Stelen Die bsIs
glide 9rsnse iiberfdritten: Bel Dals
bem, iiebsn Meilsn n6rblih BON aiits
tia; bei IranorGdrnps unb BET StaDss
lot. beibe stipa 25 WsiIsn Tiibli9 bon
aiittid asIsssn.
Wie es beiBt, tobt segeupdrtig ein
srbitterisr aampf stpiiden ben 9tuts
fdsn unb ben 8slsisrn lin ben geiib
Der stuOt 5IerDH, feds Msilsn Don
2aitidb ssIssen.
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Hhiilirt
Wurben IT etfaffer bic
iiber bic fran35fif4e
@rense .fliidtsn
.lten.

@aris. 5. atusuit. - aaut .insm
amtlidsn geriat nurb.n BON ben
9sutifen II eIidfier. bic ben gsrs
fuf aemadt baitsn. ii9 iiber Die eIe
iaiiiibe @ren3e mad Jyantrei9 5u
flaGten. ssfansen ssnOmmsn unb turs
ass Sanb sriHoifsu.
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3eutiHlano

Satfopeitbie Reutralitat
Sollanbani9tpsrleBt.
Sm Saas. 5. 9lusuit. - Sn
aans 6ollanb 1T bas arisgsrs6t pru'
tiamisrt iporben. Gs pirb offi5iea,
betanntsese6sn. baB iotpsit bic 0eut.
f6en oie Reutralitdi 6OlIanSs ui4t
periebt bd6en.
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3wei 9lrmeeforps
Der beutf@sn 5ruppen Be.
finben I'D isbt auf Bell
diftlem @ebtet.

griifiel. 8. ausuft. - Sas
bslaifbs amtsblntt aiebt betannt. bab
bas seIammte iisbente unS sshnts atre
mssiorps bes bsutihen Ssers in bic
telsiTds S,rOOins auetti& siussfalIen
iinb unb iif nunmehr in Der Nihe
pcn Serpe. psrpiniisr unb RemOuI.
Gamps befinben. Die b.utTte artiis
leris bat auf ibrsm 9Ormari4
psri8isosns ilsine sSOrts bsiaOifsn.
Iiifilirf
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neber bic Maas
9elang es ben Seuti9sn
porsubringen.

9riiifeI, 5. Iusuit. - Gs gs4
lang ben Seutiden in Der Rd6e bon
Waaitriht iibsr bic Mab gu fommen.
Cine Ponton6riide ipurbe bura 9ea
idiisfeuer pOn bslgiiaer Seite sers
itDrt, iubaIo iie fertis geitelt pOrber
mar, a6er ihliebIid crrsi6teu bic
OeutIden Sruppen bod ibren 3ped-
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Hiaten gepaltige 9erhees
rungeu an ber algeris
i9en q il tie an.
Berlin, 8. 9tusuH. Ola aonbon.
Oeuti6e arisssidiffe babsn cine an'
sabl bsfsitisie Stdbte uno adnbunsse
plGse fir frans6iiihe Sruppsn an
Der aiiiie bon 4lsisr ssritDrt.
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Attention., Voter!

When the assessor asks you
for your party utilization, say
you are a Pro9ressive-if you
are a ProRressive-and see that
you are gut down as a Progress
i've Party voter, otherwise y o
will lose your vote at the Prim.
airy. Prof. H. H. Aaker is the
Progressive Party candidate for
governor. (Adv.) 2.3ti.
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Stomach Trouble Cured.

Mrs. H. G. Cleveland, Arnold,
Pa, writes: For .some time l
suffered from stomach trouble.
l would have sour stomach and
feel bloated after eating. Nothing
benefited me until I got Cham.
berlain's Tablets. After taking
two bottles of them I was cured"
For sale by all dealers. (Adv.)
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Notice..

The Hope Automobile Garage
will be opened up by Il. M. Ma.
jor about April goth. He will
have a first. class mechanic / n
charge and a full line of repairs,
extras and tires on hand. When
in need of anything in this line
be sure and call. (Adv,)
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Notice..

Notice is hereby given that all
bills against the City of Hope
must be verified and sworn to
before same will be passed upon
by the City Council of said city.
Blanks may be secured at t b Q
Office of the Auditor.
Ed. w. HANSON,
(Adv.) Auditor City of Hope.
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Candidate For Auditor.

J. j. Wamberg announces him.
self this week as a candidate for
the nomination on the Republi.
can ticket to the Office of County
Auditor. Hi announcement
will be greeted with pleasure by
his many friends In this county,
and at the outset of..his campaign
he is assured of their solid sup.
port. He has been a resident Of
this city since the pioneer days,
and during all these years in
which he has grown intimately
acquainted with a large share of
the residents Of the county,
there has been no act or deed
that could be held against him.
1t is needless for US to attempt
to bring before the people b e
record of a man who has been in
our midst for all these years. AZ
to the office, Mr.. Wamberg i .
we'll qualified TO FIJI the position,
and if elected will make a most
satisfactory auditor.
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Locals
As We Heard Them

AASA
day evening.
The Senior Class play will be
given April 18th. (Adv.)
Engraved Calling Cards 81. 80.
to $3.50 at the Pioneer Office.
Mrs. John Laramore departed
this morning for Mahall, N. D.
Miss Lunde. of Page. visited
in our city Monday with Miss
harrington.
For RENT-Northsast quarter
of section 20 1886. Enquire of
H. P. Rice, Colgate. (Adv.)
T. Thorsland and family will
move in the near future to the
W. J. Mclean residence.
Miss Ruth Bush, niece Of Mrs.
@. H. Smalley. departed Tussday
evening for Greeley, Colorado.
For SALE.-Choice settings of
Brown Leghorn eggs.
(Adv.) So Mrs. THos. MAJOR.
Geo. W. Hardin left Tuesday
evening on . ten.days' business
trip to Thief River Falls, MINI.
For RENT.-Two nice rooms
light housekeeping or dressmak-
ing, upstairs in Phillips block.
(Adv.) ]. G. BLAKELY.
Henry PLANE was called to
Davenport, Iowa. Tuesday eve.
ming by the death OF his brother
in.law.
Pres. Hensel, of h Fargo
College, and Rev. Snow. State s.
s. Superintendent. were in this
city last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Abbott are
the proud parents of a fine baby
boy. which arrived at their home
Sunday, April 9Th.
Mrs. G.. S.-Egan went to Fargo
Monday evening to attend q
a nesting Of the Executive Com.
mittes of the State W. G. T. u.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. 8. Bogsrt. OF
Plenty wood, Mont. arrived o n
Tuesday evening for a visit with
friends and relatives, In this city
For RENT.-Six lots. for gar
den purpose, just north of HoteI
Major. Inquire at Hope National
Bank, or of Mrs. Amos. adv,
Don't forget the sale of house
hold goods at f. @. Martins
house. on Saturday, April 18th.
Good goods and a large variety
(Adv.)
Several auto loads of Mason
went to Finley last evening to
visit Mayfower lodge and wit.
ness the exemplidcation Of the
M. M. degree.
The Seventh Annual Field Meet
was held at the opera house last
evening. The usual large crowd
was in attendance, and a good
time is reported by all.
Write to t b e North Dakota
Farmer. Lisbon, N. D., on any
question relating to your farm.
The North Dakota Farmer is cd.
tied and published by and 70 r
North Dakotans.
Make preparations to attend
the Senior Glass play on Friday
evening, April 18th. Two com.
edies will be given, entitled 1.-THE
Fortunes of War" and ''All About
Adam" (Adv.)
FENCE.-Just received, a car.
load Of Jackson's woven wire,
stiff stay stock fence. If you
appreciate good fence you appre'
ciate what we say when we say
stiff. State Lumber Co. adv
"Gaar SCOTT" Bishop, one o I
the best known travelling men
who used to make this territory
several years ago, surprised his
: friends here by dropping i n
Tuesday evening. Bish. looks
and acts just the, same as ever.
One very good way to keep the
/. h0vs IN tho form ia ~ Lno- AZ.
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WANTED TO BuY-sows bred
to farrow in April or fore part of
May. Phone or write
A. E. NELSON,
(Adv.) Hope, N. D.
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Clean Up.

Parties wishing to have ashes
or other refuse thst has accumu.
lated during the winter, hauled
away, should phone or see
(Adv.) W, J. HANSON.
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For Sale.

tut 0Alc.
Pure bred Silver Lacsd Wyan.
dotte and White Orpington eggs,
Is for $1.25. Phone or write
A. Il. NELSON.
1-ti3 (Adv.) Hope, N. D..