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The Washington herald., 1916-09-18
ASK s40,0OO,OO0 ISLE
| FOR new YORK HARB0R
Government to Get Request for Arti-
fetal Aid to Commerce.
(By the international News service.)

(By the International News service.)
New York, Sept. I7.-There will soon
come before the War Department, at
Washington. for approval plan to build
a new artificial island in New York har-
Dor which, with the buildings on IT, will
cost $4,000, 900.
The proposal to make this alteration
OF the face of nature was made by a
group of wealthy men, and the New York
Harbor Line Board has just held a hear
ing here on the question. The boards
recommendations will be forwarded to
Secretary Baker, of the War Department
| The new island would have an arena
of 440 acres and cover the Red Hook
Shoals. On the made land. one mile
long and a quarter of a mile wide, would
be built transshipping sheds and ware
houses, railroad tracks, high slips for
| barges carrying freight trains, and. on
the Brooklyn side, eighteen piers. The
plant would be run along the lines of
the great Bush Terminal.
At the hearing opposition developed
from representatives OF the Bush Term
inal and OF a proposed new terminal at
Bayonne, n. j., while prominent ship
ping men appeared both for and against
the project.
| II the War Departments decision is
favorable, the men behind the project
must then get the consent of the State
Legislature to lease the right to the shoals
and then put in a successful bid for the
| lease
There is some sentiment for having
the city OF New York itself build the
new terminal and in any event the group
pushing the idea expects to incorporate
in its lease a clause providing that the
State or city shall get the terminal after
a period OF years
The Washington herald., 1916-09-18
Cured His RUPTURE

I was badly ruptured while lifting a
trunk several years ago. Doctors said
my only hope of cure was an operation.
Trusses did me no goodI Finally l got
hold OF something that quickly and
completely cured me. Years have passed
and the rupture has never returned
although I am doing hard work as a
carpenter. There was no operation, no
lost timeSno trouble. I have nothing to
sell, but will give full information
about how you may find a complete
cure without operation, IL you write to
ne, Eugene NJ. Pullen, Carpenter, sic
Mareellus Avenue, Manasquan, N ]
Better cut out this notice and show IL
may save life or at least stop the mis-
cry of rupture and the worry and dan
ger OF an operationt-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-18
UNIVERSITY ADDS COURSE.

New York, Sept. 1T-Prof. James C..
Egbert, director of the department of ex-
tension teaching at Columbia University,
announced yesterday that a course in
theoretical and practical work in play
production would be given for elementary
and high school teachers, leaders of rec
reation centers, settlement workers and
parents.
Professors who will give the course. to
be known as Methods of Using the Dra-
matte Instinct in Education and Recrea-
tion." are G. Stanley Hall, LII D., George
Pierce Baker, Prof. John Dewey, and
Prof Percival Chubh
The Washington herald., 1916-09-18

1t is said, THE first $1,000 comes
the hardest"
Getting the start is the difficult
thing. The first $40 or $40 seems so
small.
But if you will bring US this first
$40, it can be invested in a $Ioo bond,
or other high-grade security We will
lend you the balance, say $50, and keep
the bond as security until the loan is
paid.
Your pile" will then be started,
your investment drawing interest, and
you will have a definite purpose in
setting aside S., $40, or $40 every month
for the paying off of your loan, with
consequent increase in your net profits.
You can invest on larger scale. on
the same basis, buying a second bond
when the first has been paid for. Money
begets money" and the greater your
investment becomes the faster it will
grow.
Only recognized investment seeuri-
ties will be handled under this plan.
This is for your protection as wefl as
ours.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-18
REUNITED BY GENEALoGIsT.
Brother aud Sister Had Been sepa-
rated Thirty Years.

Winsted, Conn, Sept. 17.--Mrs. Silas B.
Birch. Of Worthwhile, has just heard from
brother Of whom she lost track thirty
years ago.
New York man is compiling gene
alogy of the butcher family, and Mrs
Birch who was Laura butcher before
marriage. had contributed data of the
family In this section. In one of his let
ters the genealogist mentioned he had re-
ceived letter from her brother, DR.. o. l.
butcher, OF Salt Lake City, Utah.
Mrs. Birch wrote for her brothers ad-
dress and receiving 1t wrote to him. Dr.
butcher replied that he had sought his
sister vainly.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-18
JEWELS PURCHASED
TO EVADE WAR LOAN
special to The Washington Herald.


London, Sept. 17.-During the last few
weeks diamond and pearl dealers in
Amsterdam and Spheveningen have re-
ceived remarkably heavy orders from
Germany, mostly from people who have
made vast fortunes out of the war.
One reason for these orders, says the
Amsterdam correspondent Of the London
Express, is that people in Germany do
not wish to be forced to subscribe to the
fifth wac loan, which is to be launched
in September
The Washington herald., 1916-09-18
HIT WITH AK IN 1854 B. c.
Very Tough Old Fighter Dug Up by
Trench DIggers.

Trench DigEers.
London, Sept. 17.-While troops were
digging practice trenches on the Wilt
shire downs today they found the re-
mains of very tough old fighter of 5000
years ago. This man, writes Lieut.. Lionel
F. West, an army physician. In a medical
journal. received a blow from a stone
battle ak on the forehead with such
force that the ak sunk clean within the
SKULL leaving a sharp edged hole about
three-quarters by a half inch in size.
The injury was not Immediately fatal,
Lieut.. West says, for there are signs OF
repair all around the wound. The war
rior fingered on for months, although he
was a slight man five feet two inches in
height.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-18
Bats Rifle With Cheese

Cape Town, Sept. IA new way to kill
rats which infest the trenches is reported
by a South African officer, writing from
France. He says: I'VE found one of
our men putting a bit of cheese on his
bayonet and firing a rife every time a
rat started to eat it,
The Washington herald., 1916-09-18
TONIC TABLETS
(HUMPHREYS'0

(HUMPHREYS)
For the convalescent, for. the
weak and the weary-Price sI.oo
at all Drug Stores or sent c. o. D.,
address:
Humphrey Homeo. Medicine Co.
1873 William Street, New York.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-18
~"
Humphreys Seventy-seven
For Grip, Influenza
COLDS

To get the best results, take
"Seventy-seven" at the first feeling
of catching d-lassitude-weak-
ness-chill-shiver.-
If you wait until you begin to
cough and sneeze have sore throat
and aching bones it may take longer,
all drug stores, 75c.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-18

Federal Finance,
By John Poole
The Washington herald., 1916-09-18
MOTHER AND INFANT
FOUND In DENSE WOODS

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-18
For Lunch

CR1SPS are always a popular
luncheon special with the
men folk
The NHTURALCornFlavor
of these famous toasted Corn
Flakes has made them equally
popular in millions of homes
throughout the land.
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Srmfiacbett

ainie feit, bdut fis aus, siebt bi.
4rtilIerie beran unO beginnt bns
@erfabren aus reus. 6err Repingion
nil auf bieie @eiie. beren fritis
mir unterlaiisu. uns orartise gerluite
beibringen, bab mir geaipungen fein
miibien, ben aampf auf5useben. CT
besiffsrt bic bsutffs ginbub. in ben
Septembertdmpfen 'uuf 10000
Mann unb $50 9eT5iise nnb meint,
bag fei mebr ipertb afs Elm 9ur4s
bru6. Der nur por reue unerihlits
terie StellunseR Fibre. Die aaulpfs
Ioit foq banaa Der Qrtinsrie sufals
len unb bic Snfanterie ols Grgdns
5unsss, nift Gnti4sibungspaffs uns
ter allen llmitdnbeH, auftrsten. g9iss
Der babe bic artiIlerie bic Cupertiire
gdpieIi, fpbaIb ter Borbans aufges
sanseH fei. bic sSHfaHteris bic 5dupts
role, unb bisfs @srtbsiIuns inter ben
WtitDirtenben bringt nadb 6errn Res
pingtcn ieinen burtfblngtnben grs
fols. Dab BON ben bohsrn snaliinsn
Jii6rsrn 70 pisls aupalleriiien finb, iit
niht nah BEN 9sihmad bes 0erfafs
iers, er berlangt fir bic iibrisen Mofs
fen. aud fir bic pioniere, cine gro,
bere 9eriidiidtisuns.
GoBt man allss suIummen. 70 ers
i9eint Der @ebante an einen 3errsis
bunsstrisg aIs be- beitimmsnbe Inns
itanb in ben Qusfiibrungtn beg enes
Iif6en sahmanns. Ddb Deuifas
lambs SilfsqusLen an Msnfben ers
f66pft iperben. nimmt er ebsnfo ols
fi6er an, ipie friiber bic britiihen lsis
tenben ar.iis bura bic Musbunses
rungspolitit bic Wiitttlmdhte auf bi,
ante binuntsrbriiden tpolItsn unb iebi
DON Der Slodnbe ZEN iihern grfolg
ertparten. gs Iieat fir ins fsiu
Grunb por, germ aepinatcn bariiber
su belebren, OF feline MnI9nnurgen
ri4tig ober foIff iinb, fpfr iinb dui
iie nur eingegungsu. nm unfern ae'
fern gu sfieen, nj. IN nndnGen ersli'
i6en aSpfen bic Gage iin bartlett
unb fpslde Grportunesn man ppn Der
3utunft BAT. @5ir unftrfeits bober
bas auf bic gntpidlung bes melts
friees eeitiitie Dertrdutn, bnb fpsbsr
erreibunasitratsaie nod glushurees
runsspplitif bic @elt unferer Jeinbs
nit benz Sieg tr0nsn fperbm.
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@amiltDm.

ifnitr asent in SamiIton in
&err Gbnnrb Wrnf, 449 SiS Sauffs
ehake. gsG Sci. 476 g., Som,
Rhone 1881 u.
- Der Sturm am Montas 46enb
ridtete penis S6aDen an. Cine
Qlnaabl S9ilber purbe ipeggepeht.
Ser Wiami TT bur9 ben plabresen
5pei SUB seitissen. gs fiel $40
3ou 2egen.
- Dos @erb1r bon Serbindnb
Witte NON Cincinnati, tpel9er benz
Stdnlep @eisler BON Sgforb sinen
G9ed fir $50 aufbdnsts. tpurbe gee
tern Rprgen i'm Muni5ipolseridt Biz
beute anfssidoben. Ditte fauloete
Charles g. aramer bic Mietbe fir
EN- Offiee5immer fir brei Wonate
unb ion einem gigurrenfdbritanteu
SAL fir Gisurren f9ulbcn.
- @lifabetb Reece, bic Wittne DON
Nobert Reece. itarb seitern Wprgen
in Sbanbpn i'm 9llter BON SO Sabren
init 5interlafuns DON stpei 2tnberu.
- Ser Jarbise Carl Ssnninss
fpuroe tpesen Serumfuhtelns nit Dem
Repolper i'm Ttunisipalseri9t gu 10
Sasen 9efdnsnib unb S. Strufe pers
urtbeilt.
= 9eorse S6elter, 81, unb Sra,
RE 5eroIb, 25, beibe Don bier, srIang.
ten einen 9eiratbsf9ein uub ipurben
Don poitor 9. 3iegier getraut.
- Das Saus bon Wsilton Sims
herman an Der @snice 2anbftrabs
tpurbe DprgGtern Mbenb elm Hauf
Der Glammen. Oas aus gadftsinen
sebalite 6aus bate fiebsn 3immer
nnb serieth burd einen i9abtaftsn
RuuGfang in 9ranb. Die Samilis
berlor etnen sbeil Der Sauseinrias
tuns. Der 9erluft fpirb auf $500
angeihldgen unb 1T theilipetfs burt
@erfi9eruns sebedt.
- @e S6eune DON SDbn Gurfpr
Bel Wonroe tpurbe porleste glahd
pGbrenb benz 9efpitter pom 8lis ses
troffen unb in 8ranb geIest unf
brannte bts gum GurbumsHt nieber,
Die Sdeune entbielt 9eu, 5urnsye.
rdtbf1uften unb @ieb. Ser 8erlwil
iDirb auf $1,000 unsegeben.
- Seirat4sf9eine: 2ouis Coulter
"a, unb Grace Ibena 9rpunt, %.
beibe BON Syforb; pprl Safpring,
%, 6dmilton, unb Gbie Msc@tder,
"a. Darrtotpn.
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feline 9inberuns. SpGter nabm id)
2pbia 6. piHtbam's @egetable Cons
pouub unb fiiblte i9pn na9 bem
5peiten Gage 8efferuns. SD nabnt
es Bis ih in geiunbem 3uitanbe mar.
SD empfe6le Yintbam'Iden Wlebisi=
nen allen Sruuen, bu ib iie nit sus
tenn Refultat sebraudt babe. =
wtrs. Milforb 8. Cummings, "a
Rep Strube, 9rioeetpn, 81. s.
Soldes 3eusnib iollte BON allen
Grauen als Elm iiber5eugenber Be
tpsis dnssnoulmen iperSen bon Der
@orsiialidteit bon 2pbia 6. pinfs
bam's 9esstable COMPOUND als ein
Mittsl fir bic acknowledgement
Rrantbeiten bon Grauen, als ba iinb
8erfebuns, gntsiinbung, Giterung,
Miidenidmersen. fdmerShafte perios
ben, gerppiitdt unb dbnlife 2eioen.
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Geiprdh nit Naaim Ben.

Mas Berlin nirb bers9tst: Ginsr
Der fiibrenbsm Wdnner Der Siirs
lei, Der GeneralietretGr bes jung
tiirtif9ea aommittees, Or. benz. yaas
sim 8ep 1T tiiralt9 in Berlin einges
troffen. Gr beiu9t bic oeuti4e Rei9ss
bauptftdbt gum eriten Maale. Sn Sas
Ionifi seboren uHb er5pgen, ftubierte
er 5uud4ft an Der miItGrGr5tIi9en
Sbule au Sfutari, fpurbe aber tpessn
feiner poIitH9en geitmrung unter
Qlbbu1 9dntib DON etnem Rriegsgsri6te
Der @erfdp0rrng sesen bic Si1erbeit
bes Staates f9ulbig sdprDheu UNI
in bic Werbdnnuns mad Rleinafien
gefhidt. Don bort sltfam er nit
6ilfe gutter Srsinbe ua9 Jrarfrei4,
bem bnmaIisen Mett1 dlfer tiirtii9eu
2anbfli9tigen On Der parifer uies
bisinif4en Tatultat febte Ct feine
Gtubten fpri, o1ne oper Der poIftH 5u
entfageir. hit benz prinsen Sabas
bebbin, Der nd1 bem Siege ber Sirnas
fiirfen bonn &rrruff4ee FIT GsssSeit
sts 1ozti&dA Seess tztittsssts Gsps
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arbsiisn, benn biht nebsn Der 2eiht
befanb ii9 ein frnH50iifher Sorhpos
ftsn. Tas alltrgsfdbrlihfie Istte
Stiid iibernahm Bed aIlsin. bsfeItigts
ben Orabt an ben 8eineH bes DsfaIs
Itnsn uub tro9 porfi&iis gu ieiusm,
famerdben riifpGrts. Damn btsuns
iitn beibe friedtnb ben 9rbisn nm
DraH binter Iid bsr 5ii sieben Don
3eii su 3eit mubteH re stirds rsrs
idnaufsn nnb Iauf6fsn nnssfirsngt
in bic Jinftsrnib, I'm 5u bSrn. cb
perbGhisge Ger1uidx beitn Jtinbt ets
ipa anbaiiehn. bdb lie 6smerlt tpcrs
ben fsisn. co prrsins cine balbe
Gtunbe poa Spnnnune unb 2lnfres
guns. Tann srIt purfien iis es ipds
gen, BEN ipbisu Sdssr auf ibrs 3tlts
balm al beitsn unb rufrtdt gsbtnb
5uriit3ntroe.n. Sic brddseu i'm
gIiidIid hersin, unh trsrbitlt ein
ipiirbigss 8serdbniB aiiF btm Jrisb.
boEs, mo er nun ilnter nnttrn fun.
men 6elbtn ruhs. Qeibsr fcnntsn bic
btiStr rddsrn Burden ii4 Der Nus.
3sidnrngeil, ai bensn iie eingsasben
ipnrtn. nift intbr srfrsusn; benn bnfb
bar1nf, am %. Septembtr, fonben iis
btibs IN sintm gfubfampfs ssats
.ai1txmaM sinsa s5prapoItsn xoA
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periitat bat Sipar ni9ts nit Der Be
giinftisuns Der bsutiten Spra9e su
tbun, 1T aber ebenfaIIs Elm 3eiaen
Der engen tiiIturelIen anlsbnung Der
Siirtei an bas Seutide Reid.
Dit ipirtbi9aftliben Iufbliden auf
bic Gntipidlung ber tiirtifden Sns
buitrie bur6 beutfhes &apitaI, auf
bic Gri9lieBung brahlieaenber Gebiete
unb bic Sebuns bes 9iiteraustaui4ss
I6lpb bds 8efprdd).
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bic M5glifititen bes geI6nbss trs
tunbist hattie, maGis er iih om ndds
fen Abenb nit bsm RsltrpiItfn paul
Gdnsiber aus Drtibtn. baran, bos
sefdhrIias llniernsbmsu jiI ipogsn.
sfsins maffsn nabutn fe nit, nnr
sins 3sItbnhn unb Elm IGngsres Gtid
5slepbonbrabt. Die Iebttn pdar buns
bert Wltsr mubtsn ft fih ouf benz
8d,ids lris6kub an ibr 3kl 5srGss
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@erpegene Bergung Ell.
mes gefallenea Rdmerd a b en-.
@eim 2lbfdlaesu zines frdns0iiiaen
angriffs fisisn ptniqe Meter bor
bem feinblifen Ghiibenerabsn bon
ben Dorgeihidtsn Jdgsrn sipei aeuts,
bic trob allsr Bsmiibungsn niht &c,
bergen tperben ionitsn. Dem Mefsr'
bitten aribur Bed, ulis gsipsiesQins
bendr. liss .s ,eins Mnhs, Bic osi8t
bes einen Sdasrs. bic bonn Gruben
aus bsutIih fidtbdr mar. unbesrbigi
~ ldatn Rn4osm ss-stuss eftnbs
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ppuHD HpWi 9ehu9
Ipben sesen gnts
5iinoung unb an
bere Stipdten.
SD mar unresels
mdBig unb bate
fur9tbare S9mers
gen. fobab if)
taum bas 3immer
ausfesen fonnte.
Sd botterte met
ITEMS, fanD aber
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5n pcrfanien-S Sarmen.
Gexas sdnoereien

$4,000 a6ss berbeiierie gfirbbieb.gont. aeIeeer
in Central Isrnf Treis 50 per eider Wsau
lfteibe ar Gee ebons, GRarliH, IeIas.
f12 n. gneEfaer aIS 1 wlriie Su etpber
sgt1bf: bot 2 1rucsion siprbs; aiIes REID
ifpf out; pnies miais, s5eiseu, 1nbnf, ri.
nicibn unb ene osrdt eaHb: 10 u. ReaeeH.
10 u. speihe: fch5He Blue Gtnb ggeibes au'
ies 6s3iniutcr 1rnfnebnnS; Euetle, 0iiifrne.
afner: Cute AuteHgebhDbe: aitrs Chii 2
arohe cute sabenneH mani ibeaie 3oirn.
fsdrm; $50 per ader. %. %. Niripairid,
Sriiriir Ebio. 2-s
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gteaena,Indle-@eibIidl..

Drau. erfnbrens, bon 50 fliEtf Gtsue ais 80.
din cher s5nnsbhIierin. tg9ninift 6lls bccs
GcSoaeu) Mdb eIeefon, s57s 8nmifein t1be.
nrstlt unb nm bsim Rc9fn ulitsntslfsH. 22
on wleDiden Gprals.
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gu psrfaufen gunsaIotp.

Gin neaIop nit 3tmmsrn, u a6er
paHb. probes uioberrrs elbnerbdns unb
gsun, inlufibc ole Sntrsr urb Odrttnaes
r1tbf6uiien. RIes f0 sBinuten BON eonntdn
Eainre euiftrnt. Z. 1ens. Nebtrif bic Dior
mouth Sirdbe Gar, fieiat OIL Der 20. Sirnbe
ab uub fruat hafeIbf im Gdpnus uddb cher
alitb bei Cliber ". glnniier, 3. iuo gqain
Etrabe, eleippori, 40. II
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Grbplmit9 ei,ter
9fe,u Serfeg
Jra,t
Gmr@ 2pSia g. aSimfbam's
Negetable GpmpDmno.

gribsston, g. 8. sd lam
2pbic G. pinfham's 9esetabIe goms
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s.gIniteIInnaem.

eseietnrges sainfielinneen ofisu flr wlannsr
unb crnren x0ufenee bon grnennunesa fns
IN uusf6i. Qiits far aniieunngsp frtt
branii'n 3Hiiituis Gssi IS. no1siter. y. ..
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mdb6en, euies ben.tees proteiinntif6es, far
enaemesne eGnsatbeii in fIeiHsr gauiiIis bon
2. $40 aanrfl Strnbs
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rssnjadbden. nm bel ber Snns.
arbeit tu belien In ileirer Jamihe. $3.50
gcgari gserut. albprhaIe.
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9cmtal College.

ctia Tsataf Gpnese aIinsssn---eisben.s une
N1ounh Ctr; snbnarsfIi6e cprafioneu aler
uri: pIattsn aemadk cffen $50 bts o.
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wssb9en, nm bel ber @afGe In einem 81
iiiiui 81 peIfen. 12e % .. 5srabs, urtsrs
Eiod
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Rih9en tlr feoteu une anosmelne Snns
arte.t. beufl6les potessogsfl. bo2 GteeHii
etrate, G1bingtou, wlpteens.
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@db6en ftiz nngsmeine 6ausarbelt in ei,
ner fleiueu Gainifie slan5rfraaen 3O7
Scatre aos., s1oHbnIe. 1tI. slroH 17ieA.
T,ss
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a9ab9en, I'M an goipep qani6lnen an fer.
Ieii. Tnihsuirdaen IN erbeitksmmer q. 1te
aims & 9oep.r Qompnnp.
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iimftr asent in SamiIton IN
&err Gbnnrb @rnf, 449 Glib Shuffe
ehake. gsG seI. 476 g., Soms
Hhune 1881 u.
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Mdb@en ilr ap6en itnb nm BEL bet Dorm
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Join The Chorus.

A chorus Of fifty voices will be or
ganized to lead the singing at the
the Evangelistic Meetings that will
be held in this City next month. The
singing will be special feature Of
these meetings. The first rehearsal
will be given in the Opera House
next Sunday afternoon ait O'clock
sharp. Come and join this chorus.
You will enjoy it and we need your
assistance.
Miss Wells, Director
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Seest the ball game Saturday

Seesthe ball game Saturday.
Wait for the big dance May 18th.
Rhubarb for SALE Phone 40
Mrs. A. E. Mattson.
Monday and Tuesday, Clara Kim
bal Young in "Camille".
John Deere Manure Spreaders
sold by w. F. Powell & Co. .:
| Jens Jorgenson, of Donaldson,
was here on business last Saturday.
Nels Johnson made a business trip
to St. Paul the fore part of the
week.
Iundgren, Wittensten & Co., sells
the. "Acme." It. pays for itself in
one year.
l.. M. Olson and A. C. Wickman
returned this week from a. business
trip to the twin cities.
The death of Emil O. Swanson. Of
Boomer, accured on Wednesday, He
had been ailing for some time.
Mothers! Why not protect the chill
dren by using milk from a tuberculin
tested herd? P. Frost Snaulding
Farm Co.
An enthusiastic. base ball meeting
was held by the Warren Base Ball
association at the Schults Barber
Shop Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rue returned
Friday from Grafton, N. D., where
they had spent several days visiting
at the VIM. Zinke home.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Clark returned
this morning from Plattville, ILL.,,
where they went over a week ago to
attend the funeral of Mr.. Clark's
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hedquist and
daughters, Lillian, Ruth and Violet.
made a visit to our city one day
last week, it being the first trip in
their new car.
C. H. Hopwood has purchased the
Ed. Thompson residence and is 90
ing to make a modern home out of
it. His carpenters are now at work
remodeling same.
f. Clara Kimbal Young, recognized
as the worlds most beautiful and
talented motion picture actress will
appear at Dreamland Theatre next
Monday and Tuesday in the famous
book play, "Camille".
Mrs.. R. C. Mathwig left Friday
for Maple Lake, Minn., to visit
over. Sunday with sister and We'd
nesday and Thursday of this week
she is attending Eastern Star Grand
Chapter at Minneapolis.
/ The high wind of the past few
days has filled the air with clouds
OF dust that sometimes have almost
]jobscured the sun. Aside form its
]dlsagreeableness and the extra work
it may cause housewives who had
finished house cleaning, no damage
has been done.
Peter Melin, formerly of Foldahl
shipped his farming equipment yes.
terday to Scoby, Montana, where he
will be employed the present sum.
mer in blowing and breaking up new
land. He left himself for Montana
by automobile accompanied by young
Strobe of Radium and another
young man.
Every lover of flowers who believe
themselves fully appreciative Of
beauty should not overlook this on
portunity to secure an assortment Of
Echoice gladioi bulbs at these low
prices:15 for so cents; IS for $1.00
postpaid. Cultural directions with
each order. C. H. Peterson, box 81
Fergus Falls, MINI.
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: F. C. Hickman, of Vega, returned
yesterday from Grafton, N. D.,
where he had been to visit his
mother, who is "a years old and
quite feeble. She is staying at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. w. F.
Zinke
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We sell the Waterloo Boy Gas
Tractors, ~ horsepower on the draw
bar and twenty-four horse power on
the belt We believe this is the best
small tractor on the market without
any exception. Investigate before
you buy.-W. F. Powell & Co.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-05-10

Will Ship Hogs.
The Radium Farmers Cooperative
Shipping Assn. will ship hogs May
18th. Ie me know what you have.
...,s u T. WARMER Mgr.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-05-10

The best tomato and cabbage
plants for setting out at The Flower
Shop, Thief River Falls.