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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-09-06
Clerk Knocl 1 Over
Head and Cas, Register
Was Robbed Of $50
Robber Waited Until Store Was Cleared of Customers
Backed Clerk Behind Prescription Case and Not Being
Able to Chloroform Him, Hit Him Over Head

One Of the boldest robberies that have
taken place in Fargo in many years
occurred yesterday afternoon at about
2:45 o'clock at the Waldorf pharmacy
when a man who was patronizing the
soda fountain drew gun on Norris
Smiley, forced him behind the pre-
scription case where he slugged him
in the head with the butt of the gun
and then rifled the cash register on
the soda fountain, successfully making
his escape with $50 in bills.
1t was the nerviest robbery that has
taken place here in years as the streets
at that time on Sunday afternoon are
well filled with people and the holdup
occurring in one of the principal parts
of town and next to one Of the leading
hotels. That is was committed by a
professional is evident as there was
every evidence of expertness as we'll as
holiness in the manner OF conducting
the holdup.
The robber, who was a small man
with the appearance of an Italian,
strolled into the drug store shortly
after Q o'clock and going to the soda
fountain ordered soda. There were
other people in the store at the time
and after drinking the beverage In a
dilatory manner ordered a second one,
there being still other customers in
the store. He had just finished when
ths last customer departed and then
ordered some kind of pills and Mr..
Smiley walked toward the rear Of the
store to fill the order and was followed
by the thief.
Near the back of the store the rob-
Der drew a revolver and placing 1t
against Mr.. Simley's breast ordered
him to get behind the prescription
case. The clerk complied and was fol-
lowed by the yegg who then ordered
Mr.. Smiley to get down the cil0roforua
bottle. This demand was also COM
piled with and the burglar then de-
nnanded sponge. with the evident in
tention of chloroforming his victim
Mr.. Smiley stated that the sponges
however. were all in the front Of the
store.
sluss HE Victim.
The highwayman had no desire fol-
the clerk to go to the front Of the
establishment and he then inquired fol
the toilet--but 1t was evidently not
near enough for his purposes, which
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-09-06
MURDER
JUDGE
A MYSTERY
Massachusetts Jurist Was
Shot To Death at Early
Hour Today.
ON WAY TO PROVIDENCE
Left His Summer Home To
Take Trolley-Murdered
Body Found.
ON WAY TO PROVIDENCE

Providence, r. L, Sept. s.-Judge
Willis S. Knowles Of the eighth dis
trict court, was murdered at North
Scituate this morning. The judges
home is at Cranston, but he had an
office in this city. His district COM
prised the towns OF Johnston, Scitu-
ate and Foster.
Judge Knowles left his country home
in North Scituate shortly before s
o'clock to take a trolley to Providence.
His body was found some little time
later at the side Of the road. He had
been shot.
The mystery Of the case baffled the
police as they began an investigation.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-09-06
Russians Putting Up
Desperate Battle on
Both Wings in East

Londpn Sept eFshting both wings Of the eastern
with
and then the
On the Field
bdgehead
further down the Riga The battle region
tinues without decisive results. -
Russian headquarters corrected earlier
attempt of the make landing
Berlns statement of
attacks the
small steamers block
ton that
ueety threaten Field Hndenbures
left flank ~
Saturday and Sunday along brought
on the ChaPasne forest along the Lorraine frontier and
also in the Vosges This heavy artillery
most fortnight The motive is
beginning. j'S - 49,
No resumption battle the
Oardaneles French portthat
Turkish attacks
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-09-06
.ARRANZA
WANTS A
FARLEY
Agents Of Mexican Chief
Deny That Carranza
Troops Are Raiding.
WILL TRY TO SUPPRESS IT
Carranza To Send Troops To
Border To Maintain
Order.
1900 TROOPS ALONG BORDER.

Brownsville, Sept S.-The dis
position of the troops in Browns
vile section continued. BY mid
week there will be 1000 men,
cavalry, infantry, artillery, signal
and aero corps in this district, a
command large enough, it is hop
ed to exert sufficient moral force
to make the use of physical force
unnecessary in maintaining quiet in
the border counties with their 70
per cent Mexican population.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-09-06
Minnesota State Fair
Opened This Morning

st. Paul, Sept 6.-The Minnesota
state fair, declared by officials of the
fair board to be the largest in point Of
exhibits in the historyfof the state,
opened here today and will continue
throughout the week.
The livestock exhibit is one OF the
features Of the fair and one million
dollars worth of pure bred horses,
cattle; swine and sheep from all parts
of America are being exhibited for
premiums totaling $4,000.
Peace exercises will be part of the
daily program. Col. J. H. Davidson
of St. Paul, one the leaders in the
movement for the peace exercises. an
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-09-06
TREASURE
ship NOT
ARRIVED

Vanceboro, Maine, Sept. 6.-ReiiabIe
information has been received here
that the battleship bringing the ex-
pected gold shipment from London has
not arrived at Halifax. 1t is supposed
that the ship also has aboard the An
glo-French financial commissioners.
The admiralty at Halifax is maintain
ing the closest secrecy regarding all
news OF the treasure ship.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-09-06

nounced today that Dr. Cyrus North
rop. president OF the. Minnesota di-
vision of the American Peace society,
and president emeritus of the univer-
sity of Minnesota, will be chairman OF
one OF the daily meetings which will
consist Of addresses, discussions and
patriotic music.
Governor Hammond probably will
address one of the meetings.
Babies from all parts of the state
will be shown all week in big glass
cage in the Woman's building. Physi-
cal examinations will be public.
Awards will be made at a big recep-
tion the last day of the fair.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-09-06

railroad, ships Of the line running be-
tween Great Britain and Canadian
points. .s.....
The Hesperian. twin screw steam
er. was built at Glasgow in 1908. She
was 4S5 feet long, with a beam OF
sixty feet and depth Of hold Of thirty
feet. .
Say All Were Saved.
London. Sept 6.-London learned of
the torpedoing of the Hesperian
through Sunday newspaper which
issued an extra addition at 5 O'Clock In
the afternoon containing the meagre
details sent by the news agencies OK
Queenstown.
AS appened to the details was the
statement credited to the Allan line at
Liverpool to the effect that all the
passengers and crew had been saved.
the news aroused no excitement COM
parable with the loss by torpedoing
of the Lusitania and the Arabic. It
was noticeable that wherever groups
of people assembled to discuss the
matter, principal interest among them
centered in the probable effect the tor
pedoing of the liner would have on the
negotiations between the United States
and Germany concerning Germany's
submarine policy.
A reuest qat the Allan line offices
for the names or Lne pdSsenkers On
the Hesperian met with an absolute
refusal to give them.
.. ..... 1..-....
Queenstown, Sept. g. Ronald
whiteway of London who, with his
wife. was a passenger on the Hesper-
ian, said:
1--WE were sitting on the upper deck
the weather being delightful, when
about $3.50 o'clock Saturday evening
we felt VIOLENT impact which almost
knocked us out Of our chairs.
"In less time than I can tell Of IL,
huge volumes Of water rose as high
as the masts and, breaking. drenched
us to the skin. We had though we
were out Of the danger zone, and were
discussing the possibility Of pleasant
voyage.
"The lifeboats were quickly lowered
and rowed away from the steamer. on
the which the captain and officers and
some of the crew remained. The
steamer apparently was struck on the
starboard side but as It was nearly
dark the torpedo could not be seen.
After the explosion the Hesperian
settled down by the head. Rescue
steamers were soon on the scene and
took the passengers on board"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-09-06

London Sept s-The Allan line steamer espssn after rsran s
torpedo s45 o'clock this morning within ts%
volunteer
twenty fight bring the crippled
purina the nia the Hespsan gradually the head Day
light and the liner about to take the final
plunge,
moment and land
ed in by the Empress
water probably will prevent
ubnarn a
the $50
there
senaers none of vShom 10 said Americans
obtained
one Who saw submarine torpedo.
reports WestY
whethe
Of still
: number Of people unaccounted for.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-09-06
r4ahor is .celebrating today.

Labor is celebrating today.
With the most ideal weather that
could be asked for the laborers of the
city are today celebrating Labor day
at Island park while the banks and
public buildings and majority OF the
stores OF the city are closed, the en-
ployers and clerks enjoying a day In
the open.
The big Labor day celebration start
ed at IL o'clock this morning at Is
land park with thousands Of people
present. The entire program was
taken up with the sports. there being
a long list OF events for which beauti-
full and useful prizes were offered.
The big part of the program takes
place this afternoon beginning, at 1
o'clock, when there will be band con-
cert. the music being donated by Ted
Evanson. the tailor. At 2 o'clock the
II i - !. = \ s.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-09-06

Washington, Sept. 6.---Major General
Funston has reported that General
Nafarete, the Carranza commander at
Matamoras had again denied that
Carranza troopers were raiding the
Mexican border and proposed bringing
more Carranza troops to the Mexican
side to suppress the disorders.
Funston's message included the fol-
lowing report from Colonel Bullard:
"Carranza consul states to me that he
has today in person informed Nafar-
ett at Matanoras Of tt~ fsCt that
the American and Carranza troops are
this morning facing each othz7 near
Mission and are in danger of a con-
flict, that Nafarett replied he would
order his troops to move back from
the banks OF the river and that any
roT,tipua5 IN papA Sevan
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-09-06
Passengers Left 49, .-.
Vessel in Safety
But Some Died From
Shock and Exposure
American Consul Is Making Investigation to Find Out
Vessel Was Sunk Without Warning Ali Passengers
Interviewed Say This Was Case. Z
LATEST FIGURES ON THOSE LANDED SAFELY.

6Ths Queenstown Of the Allan line
1853 third class had accounted for and at
cou al how missing.
Of men n
including those remained on the HssPsran
Main until the ship about down
figures survivors OF Allan liner HesperIan
OF the 2s6 members OF ss
Allan
gotten off the boats long before
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-09-06
NORWEGIAN
BARK sunk
Say All Were Saved.

London, Sept. 6.--The Norwegian
bark Clint has been suk, but it's crew
of fourteen was landed safely.
The Clint was a vessel of S24 tons
gross and was built in 1875. It was
owned at Arnedai. Norway. 1t was
last reported as having arrived al
Manchester, England, July 6.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-09-06
CONSERVE OLD SEED CORN
rs PLEA OF GOVERNOR HANNA.

r the eofN North Dakot 4sy 658
ma i a
carefully
Of
that mature in the state this
L B. HANNA
Governor.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-09-06
Whip Applied to Would-be
Robbers at Devils Lake

to the
OF the
4 4 ass
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Continued on Page Seven.
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w n ATHE ~.

No forecast issued today.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-29
TURKISH STATEMENT II
OF WAR AL ONG SFRAlTs
.tnxAnsoc1A1In.1nrKn.n

ARE0CTArEnE RENDl
CONSTANTINOPLE April Al, via
Amsterdam and London. April 2 -
There has been given out hereean Of
hcial ann ~ n q BEARING On the
Sighting at the Dardanel1es, which
reads: gs-5z5 s fss., s. Ne Z
Sigh Dere. TO the west OF seddul
fBahr, has been cleared of the enemy.
The enemy who landed near Kaba
Tepeh endeayored to maintain their
positions under cover OF their ships
but early IN the morning our troops
stormed these positions and forced
the enemy back along 1.-THE whole
front INJECTING severe losses on them.
Part Of the eneny fed In the direction
-of&the sea and taking to their boats
disappeared. Those unable to escape
raised the white flag and surrendered
in masses. "a transport OF the enemy
was sunk on Auburn. Later reports
declare that hostile forces estimated
ct Hollr<bTig ad es have beensd riven In
to the sea on the coast OF Kaba
Tepeh.
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AL ALLIED ATTACKS
AGAINST GERMANS FAIL

3 tsrSAsEoeiArlp srruED
BERLIN, by wireless. pril 29.---:-
Army heaquarters today issued the
following statement
All attacks against the German
on the west bank Of the
canalTnorth OF Ypres failed. The num-
Der or cannon of the enemy captureui
by usswas increased to So South
east of sVerdun the German positions
were advanced by 20 yards. Captur-
ed French soldiers confess they were
In great fear having been told by
their officers that the Germans shot
all prisoners. South of Kalwarya,
Russian Poland the Germans occu-
pieu the village of Kovale and the
heights a short distance south of
DachoFe. South of Sochaczew the
Germ ;.a ans conquered q Russian point
of support
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-29
.NlH|SK||''EY
Selling Charged against Salem.
Young Man and III Isl allied
For Trial.

A young man whose nam lis regist-
erred as Slim; Morrison. OF Salem. is
ii prisoner In the tcoun ty jail awattine.
IA hearing before Ma g1strate w. E.
IStareher here on q; charge Of Violating
the Yost prohi bition law nv selling
whisky In streets and alleys of
lem. #f8 s
Sli1n was arrested Thursday
morning at Salem by James III. Moore
police chief OF that city. and was
brought to ClarksDurg later IN the
day by that othcer. The latter sWorei
out g warrant against his prisoner
after taxing him To jail \. Magistrate#
iStarcner arran gsd TO hold a hearing
OF the case at o'clock Saturday
afternoon. 4
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al led B ON BAR b MEN
RESUMED AT STRAITS

4 5AssoeL.rzr3 raF< BE s55
SasttL ONION, April 2 8 49, The following
despatch has been received by the
Es:achanE telegraph COMPANY: n Il
The British forces landed on the.
European coast OF the Dardanelles
have been entrusted with the mission
Of occupying the Gal1ipoli peninsula
which is defended by 900 90 Turks.
The French force has been landed en-
tirely on the Aslatic coast with the
object OF advancing along the slittoral
to keep pace with the progress made
By the British troops on the opposite
coast: The bonn bar dment OF thu
straits was resumed sdaysand last
ed twelve hours. It was directed par
ticularly at the forts of KllId B2hr..,,,,
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!. PRAY |. R
Meetings for Friday forming
Are Arranged by the Ham
iIton. Party.

Cottage prayer meetings in Hconnec-
ton with the Hamilton evangelistic
campaign will be held from $3.50 to
10 o'clock Friday morning as fol-
lows:
Second Ward. @s3s
First district, Mrs. Elliott. d. M,
corner Second and Elliott streets.
Fourth Ward.
Second district, Mrs Morris. 224
Chestnut street. Miss Powell, leader;
Mrs. White, 647 Locust street, Mira.
White. leader
Fifth Ward.
First Drift. cspio Nj NH mhmhmmh
First district, Mrs Hickman. 4 o.
Holt avenue.
bird district, Mrs Ed Holden. 4 Sc
Mechanic street; Miss scolly Page,
leader s5s 3 q.
Fifth district. Mrs. Stein beck, $40
Hickman street. Miss Mabel Stout.
leader.
Seventh district, Mrs. Hall. Monti-
cello addition, Mrs. Orpha st. Clair.
leader.
Fifth district. DR.. B. i. Matheny,,.
II avenue, Mrs. w TAYLOR,
leader. '-t
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-29
SCOTT SENDS
Substantial Donation to the
Prisoners Relief Society,
after Reading Story

The Honorable Nathan B. Scott,
formerly United States senator from
this state but now presiden Of the
ontinentaI Trust Comp Of Wash
inEton, D. O.. has Asenta substantial
donation to the Prisoners Relief So
ciety at Hh1nt ington, after reading q
copy of the budding Prison Story.
He writes. that hesis very much in
tercstel in the work the society Is
doing and will watch its progress with
a great deal OF interest. Mr.. SCOTS
host Of friends will be glad to learn
that he is still I'M erested in the prog
ress OF West Virginia's instftu tons.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-29
BRIDGEPORT

: rt & y Z =
BRIGEPoRT. April 2 THE Rev.
~. %. Holden, of Antioch. o., was a
recent guest Of his brother, N.
Holden s
g. H. Warner, of staunton. Va.
was a recent business visitor. ],
3 Or. c. a. Willis. OF Clarksburg
was recent guest OF his brother, W.
w. Willis.
The Rev 3 3. Stout Is suffering
from bruises caused BY railing in his
barn.
Mrs. George Parr was recent
guest Of Nj PARIS sister, Mrs.
Fanny Stevens.
Miss Dale Stout, Of wesleyan
college, spent a few days recently
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Har-
tor Stout.
Mrs. b. B. Stout was recent
guest of her daughter Mrs. Wade
Robinson. of Clarksburg 54.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Villa ms
ire moving into the Lawson proper
Miss Meta corder, 81 philippt.
was q recent guest OF her sister, Mrs.
y ohm Teter. Il
Miss Dee Ross. OF Morgantown.
was recent guest Of her mother,
Mrs. George Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs William Cross have
moved to Fleming ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Saurborne were
recent guests of their dau ghter, Mrs.
Richard Vassar. of Weston. It
Wilbur Gaines was a recent guest
Of his father at Salem. i,
Mr.. and Mrs. "a. p. sSaur borne at
tended the Canton anniversary scere7;
monies at 'airmont n onday even
ing. f-s. Sd
. a. d. Fitzhugh. lDimkin Lodge. q.
r.. Jones. II. T.. Dean. y w ohm
son and Hon F.. B. :Davisson started
this morning on an automobile tour
of the cities OF this and surrounding
counties for the purpose OF inspect
Ing their water systems. The infor-
nation thus gained wi be submitted
to the council toad them In the in
stallation Of our prospective system.
Luther the fve-year Odd son OF
AIR and Mrs is c. Preston. is suf-
.fering from lockiaw. caused by a
rusty nail which the lad run in his
foot few days ago. 5ss
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SSH|NNSTDN !


SHINNSTON, April II 8 $50 -- rs. Ag--
mes DonnelE, Of ST., Paul. Mi m. and
Mrs. Louis Granville. OF Wheeling.
w Va, have returned to Wheeling
after weeks visit here, guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cronin. The
guests were the aunt and sister OF
Mr.. Cronin.
John Share. Of Keyser. was visiting
his sister, Mrs. A. E. Miller, Sunday
and Monday. n Y
Mrs. Martin Noon isSquite ill., her
home.
Mrs Frank cronin was a Ia rmont
visitor w ednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ashton and
daughter. Mary Roberta. spent sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. A. e. Miller. II
Miss Elizabeth Santa, Of Zeising,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
e. Gordon. $
Mrs Flora Harter and son. Jetfer-
son, was at Lum berport visiting Mrs.
3Harter's mother Wednesday.
Miss Julia 10th spent Sunday at
wings. with friends. 81
Mrs NJ. f. Gordons was at Enter
prise tuesday visiting friends.
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In the Office ,ot the County
Clerk Here to- Be Re
c0rded by Him.

Union Land Company 70 the Jacobs
3Prunty Real Estate Building Compa
ny, Is lots. Clark district
Fair Grounds Improvements ompa-
ny to y acobs Prunty Real MI Estate.
Building Com any. lot. Clark dis.
.trict.
s. a. smith to a: q. R . Bison. u lot:
Norwood. 1sss
Jacobs-PruntysRea cal Estate Bull ding
Company to Nancy "a. and Belle!
Stroller. 2tofs q lot. Al Grove.
Coal district. ~ s s:sss
NJ "A. Lambert to W. n. and Nancy
l. Garrett. 2 lots. Wallace
j G.Iceto Clarence Ashcraft, lot,
Wyatt. aSs's s ~ ss z5
Adam ston Coai IS. 4. -::rt
b and Ethel NJ y ond loo. damsz
ton. l ,5i
Frank M Powell. trustee for Nan
ME Lowe. to the Farmers Bank OF.
Shinnston; lot, Broaddus ad dition;s
1Elot. Elk creek:72 lots. Broad Oaks
lots. East Clarksbnr and lot.
Kelly Hi IN
Burton d. White and others to.
Glen#B Waters. NJ lot, White ditions
TO city. 81. +. s s II
fldela - Mowerys = missouri A. ~
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Clarksbur,q..,eFr, an IJshe,rl.

Trinity church. Parkersburg, was
1.-The scene Of beautiful nuptial cere-
monies Wednesday evening when the
wedding of Miss julia Lee Moore. of
that city, and Mr.. ] ohm Dudley Cha M
beriain. city editor of the Marietta,
o., Journal, was so1emnized by The
brides father, the Rev S. ScoHay
able audience, that taxed to the ut.
rsost the seating capacity Of the edi-s
fee.
he maid OF honorswas Miss Eleanor
Moore, a sister OF the bride; the
Bird esmaids were Mss Elizabeth
Moore, also a sister Of the bride, and
Miss jeanette Cnamlbe rlain, sister OF
the bridegroom;i little Misses Dorcas
kunst, Of Parkersburg, and Helen,
Hastings, of Marietta, were flower
girls; the ushers were Messrs Nor
timer Smith, of Clarksburg;; Fillmore.
Simpson, and John Sterritt. both OF.
Marietta. and Stanley Norris, OF Wal
lace; and the best man was Mr.. Har-
old Col. Of Marietta
After the ceremony an Informal res
5ception was held at the home Of the.
brides parents on Market street.
.P NJ. Randall was here THURSDAY
from. Shinn ston:
y Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b I Casio, Of
iBuckhannon, are visitors here
George Fl. Suck, Of Fa;rmont, is
in the city on a business visit.
Ed. II Taylor Is here from Fair
mont.
James II Moore. chief Of police OF
Salem, was a business visitor IN the
city Thursday.
ar and Mrs n Howard have.
been in Parkersburs attending the.
funeral Of Mrs. Frank DeVore.
a. Lantz. Of Jacksonburs is a
business visitor here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. "A Dubois. Of Burns
vile, are visiting in the city.
G. NJ. Price. of Wheeling. is trans
acting business here.
Miss Nell Mcleod has been visitin 81
her sister, Mrs. Laura Williams. at
Salem the last few days
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EIGHT Y HO AND MEN
ATTEMPTING TO Z d
~ AsaociArrn irarE.s,,I

BERLIN. by wireless. April 20.
iAdvices from Constantinople given
out. today by the Overseas News
Agency says the forces which the
French and British attempted to land
at the Dardanelles numbered about
$4,000 men Landing operations
were undertaken at three points on.
the European side and one on the
Asiatfc side OF the straits.
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"A spcctf1c a rnIr,st GODS 81 i.

II there is. such a thing as al
specific against colds. IL is to be
found in the sleeping porch or the.
open bed room. Next to that comes
the cold sponge bath IN the morn
ing, says the Youth Companion.
Be as careful as you can. you will.
occasionally take cold and when you
do you will find Chanberlain's Cough
Remedy a great help IN enabling
you to get rid OF IT.. Try 1t. Obtain.
able everyw here. Advertisement.
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Street public school, coIored !. will$prez
sent an nperetta entitled Cinderella
IN Flowerland II; 's Friday night In t1le
school udItorium The enter inments3
will begin prom b Iy at s. "A 5 osclock
The public is cordially invited to t
tend The admission fee VII be-
small @
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WOOdmen to March.

45 WOOdmen to March.
All members Of Camp. No. 8. and
StonewaH Camp, No. Jog, Woodmen OF
the World, are requested to meet at
the Robinson hall. at p M. sharp,
April 30 to march in body to the
tabernacle. Seats will be reserved.
Let every member join in this march