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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-03-09

FOR sALE-seed corn, 1915
crop, $3.50 per bu. A perfect
termination test can be seen
at the farm. John Nelson.
Phone 10 w. pm9
FOR RENT Two furnished
rooms for light housekeeping.
Inquire at Times Office. pm45
FOR RENT-A seven-roon house
|. on Mill street. Ed Myers. m8
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-03-09

4 a months visit here with his
4 brothers.
Gordon Mahoney of Council
Bluffs is spending a few days here
las the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
( Mahoney.
Miss ELLA Parker of Omaha is
spending the day here, the guest
Eof her parents, Mr. and Mrs. II.
( G. Parker.
Mrs. Rosa Buoy OF Sioux City
lis in the city for a few days, the
guest of her brother. j. r.. Blunt,
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wohlers
of Honey Creek were in the city
/ today, the guests at the home of
Claus Greye.
"Why We Do Not Wish Suf-
frage will be thoroughly dis
/ cussed at the library auditorium
next Monday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T.. Spring
and daughter of Talaharna, Okl.,
4 are the guests at the home Of
4 Charles Stout.
I Miss Ruth Finley returned from
Boone this afternoon, where she
has been the guest of,relatives the
4 last few days.
4 Frank Goodwin sold forty acres
of land north of town belonging
Ito Adam Oleson yesterday to J,
E. Rosenbaum.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-19
Cyclone" Davis Wears a
White Collar. His Affair
But Our Disappointment

The members of the house or rsre-
sentatives i'm Washington looked up
from their desks the other day ar5 10
and behold, there stood "lyc.one
Davis-in q white linen collar
There would be nothing remarkable
about the fact of the Texas mder ape
pearing in a white linen collar were 1t
not that this was the first one of its
kind to encircle his neck IN a quarter
of century. gray mut'er having
served in the place Of the conventional
article.
He hasn't consented to wear a neck
tie yet, but we have am idea that he
will, soon. and our opinion is worth
while. because we know what has chang
ed the member from the Lone Star
state-the same thing that has changed
so many members: WASHINGTON.
Washington, in the District of Col
umbia, we mean.
What is there about the air looking
at the Washington monument, or some
thing, down there, that changes con-
gressmen and other oficehoIders right
around in their convictions from what
they were before they get there?
Washington d. C. politically speak
ing. is our national dumping ground for
good resolutions.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-19

When a congressman goes to the ma
tionaI capital declaring that he viii not
wear collar, that is what we call
good and grand resolution.
1t is better that he go without coli
lar entirely than to wear ANOTHER
MANS collar,
We don't mean to say here that
Cyclone Davis" viii be found in any
collar but his own. now that he has
started wearing one, but there have
been and there ARE congressman OF
most uncertain laundry marks.
What these same congressman didn't
promise the people at home while
they were on the stump asking for their
Jobs, wasn't worth promising
'Fenow citizens, declares the caudi-
date most humbly, "when get down
TO Washington ! am going to represent
you.
Il am going to be your hired man.
81 want you to give me orders and to
feel assured that they will be oDeyed -
And they elect him.
And he goes to Washington.
And there he becomes possessed of an
idea, almost invariably, that If he ends a
few garden seeds to his constituent te
has discharged his full responsibility.
Lots of times it isn half SO much the
fault of the congressman, when he is sent
back year after year With uo good reason
on earth for his return.
The fault lies with class OF constitu-
ents whose price for their votes is this
selfsamc package of garden seeds
It is Cyclone Davis privilege. as q
free-bou American citizen. toHoar q col-
lar or not, just as me pIcases.
Just the same we are disappointed tha'
he should have changed his mind
II was really a relief, with some OF
Michigan members Of congress in mind
TO think that Washington at last held at
least one "colIarIcss statesman"
The Detroit times., 1916-01-19

NH.t ,a do ttH ad r..i care
... f.H.-r. sGr.r sa prob.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-24
VITAL STATISTICS

Blrh.
BOY Go Mf and Mrs.. 3. Hanazawa'
1897 Weller -.
noy 70 ar and Mrs ) viHebsrs. sss
noy 10 Nj and Mr.. y sakamoto SOC
Jarksuu o.
noy to Mr. ana Ma vs. Il Taylor gam
Hog 10 Sir and Mr. b. e Htrmas.
ny 20 Mr. and Mrs D. Madison. zoe
- sist g.
Boy 10 Nr and Nrs > 3 Arnold. i..s
" aodiand PARK ave.
isoy 20 NJ and SIR. l.. W. shortalt,
a ., 20 ~ ana urs y. W wsi,y. sios
400 20 NJ end Mr. O. l. Easton. Jr.
1915 cnsrrJ o.
Marriages
f-ath~r Martin Nord and Mabel Adsiius
rhoma. ) i,erson and Olga Marie FOL
BERG luulshu
jane. pg~ninr CO. ana Mabel Bear.
co. seattle
Mar Krhn ana Moiu- Mosier. Seattle
Jack " Lety and Pearl Henri RsattIs.
Seattle
Hiehard . ward. Seattle. aud Marie
Paul Aitnnt MINI.
Deaths
John q folHsii 81. afif 1ttf ave y &
car Fey SIS. king county hospital
uuniritk iuaHrhi 90 .klus count2 hos
plfaf
Joe y Williams 60. King county hoe
pfat
Michael iia~kins &C. King county hos
plfHl
william Cnff~y d. Providence hospital
DiN
Maud " Jaris sa Harry \ Jarvis,
dasrrfiuu
Thomas : Smelling " Eva smelling.
abandonment
Hasuio Francisco w. retronia Ramod.
aha nts su mrut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-24
SEALSKlN STOLEN

Pass key thieves took S2l and a
$500 sealskin coat when they en-.
tered the room OF Miss A. Z. Hen
derson. l01 Marion st.
Burglars got iewelry valued ut
$500 and n $25 camera from the
apartment OF Edward Frey In the
lermosa. Fourth ave, and Cedar
ST., Thursday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-24

scribe what you need Ny remedies
will help you permanently.
Jue Young Wo Chinese Medicine
Co
140jlA First Ave, Cor. Union St
SEATTLE. WASH.
WANTED. BY CIVIL REHVIcE COM
mission of Seattle. applicants for ex-
animation for tho following city posi-
lions. Automobile HepAlrman. Building
Inspector, Gable Splicsr steam Roller
Engineer. clerk -SteuoRrapher (mateI
Electrical Maehinists Helper. Wire
mans Helper. Asphalt Haker, Florists
Apprentice Applicants must be citi-
zsus ~ tho United States and actual
residents 0f Seattle for one year I'm.
mediateiy prior 10 filing u nppIicn-
tlpu Application blanks may be OBJ
tanned nt the Commissions offlra.
county ANA rlty Building. nud viii he
received not later than November 4p
1915
LNHEDEEMED PLEDDhs FoH SAIL
Overc0atH. raincoata. Macktnaws, suits
Jewelry. musical Instruments. guns etc
Bargain Store Loan office. 100 FIRST
ave. g., corner Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-24
MADAM CEAIY

THE GHEAT EgyPriAN rHHENoL-
GGIsT
Who has tho power 10 forcacr and toll
you on an important affairs ~ M"
Tells your past present and future iife
advised iu business nut family affairs
courtship ana marriage. tells the name
of tho man or woman YOU viii marry,
tolls your ruomleA' names. ana how to
conuucH them makes happiness be-
tween MAJ and wife tolls what you are
adapted fpr and what business ia most
lucky Tor you. tells IN regard To your
absent friends The madam was uet er
ia Seattle before Nho glvea every suits.
faction Headings this week. special
zoe Hotel SORTS. Room o. 1t28l
LLLIl w. LLL.--.u I.Ll-n M L-uL-n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-24
MADAM Jessie

PHRESOLoB1sT AND CLAtEVoYANT
This famous phrcnoloEist reads your on
tlfo lie from tho cradle TO old age. Just
a. The head indicates. gives YOU dates.
fitta. tells YOU what has PASSED IN Ife.
what b. rappcuinE without asking a
sinrl" question. Ehn does not tell
things 20 please. hut reads things lust
nH tho head indicates. tolls YOU what
planctn you were born under. tho lucky
and unlucky planets. when or who YOU
VIII marry, settles and explains love
family troubles. marriages divorce.
health Hufinoas lawsuits speruntionA
Investments. trnnHnctiona OF nlt kinds,
In fact. no matter what your hone fear
or ambition. como 10 this noted phren-
ologiHt ana find help There Is no need
for anyone 20 ho unsuccoasfui Her
advice removes nli trouble She guar
nntees satisfaction or no charge. Tier
readings are strictly confidential. can
ana consult her FREQ. lils Iike Office
hours 10 a. m. 60 . p. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-24
TRY TO CROSS RIVER

BUCHAREST. Nov. 24.-Attempt
by Teutonic forces to crpSsihau
Danube and invade RumanN
Zimnicea. was announced hl"
days statement. II merely
nounced the attempt to disembarS
the troops
Pressure OF superior forces re-
CURED withdrawal In the oltenie
valley to the left bank of the Or
tetz. the statement said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-24
PUBLIC MARKETS


SOUTH END
Pot roast sc 10. lcE mutton i2c H.
now pruucs lbs csc, sugar. 10 lbs. 81
patent flour 81 % sack. hest Jersey but
tor 2 lbs Sl.lb. best storage eggs. i0r
doE Snidor'R chtsup, largo bottle. gee;
Hlus' coffee 2-lh blue can a9c hard
Tack. 3 lbs poe. fruitcuke csc and Use
zach, am pickles. zoe doa., ripe olives,
goo pit Italian chostuuts zoe No., grape
fruit Tor 95c. bananas. zoe doEs fresh
Goldfish. lbs. lac
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-24
HELP WANTEo-mALE


Don 7 lose inc
chance Now ~
the time to come
" you ha We trOu
bic. Don't de
lay. II you do
you will grow
worse. II sick.
Ome over ana
xplain to mo
our symptoms
nd | Will pre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-24
IS. Spiritual Mediums

MADAM HONOR WAS mons
EsYpt she 10 recognized - the uari
eandrffal phfrnnlurtsf 10 ths N"fid
Her readings siii astnnish foa as Nsii
- dsiishf fau Hhs tells past present
and future CORRECTLY. EitinE fHu value
bic Information nn at affairs - ifs
nraf and dear fa the humaH heart ~
ln tfsubi~ she San hrip you Tier al
vice Il gnad Try her Guaranteed sat.
tsfarftnn itnufh 81 Angisfs Hotel
Tnuffh ats Hud t'riun -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-24
ANNE AODHJNS

Miss Hopkins 10 the daughter
OF keviI Monroe and Mrs. Hop
kins OF Washington, D. C.. and
will make her bow TO society
Thanksgiving. She 10 favor.
tie In Washinoton's residential
set.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-24
22-PerNonnla


- titoAUNttArfN SOLD ENs
TIT changed ard repaired
TI | pUpAbtsNArti SUPPLY rot ~
1899 Wesitasr Phone Main ere
NkNrHp tu MEEr NOpSn LADY.
between a. ana 60 iotinE disposition
send photo iu letter object maffi.
munY Addfoss A.ft star
thI aAlthtNu. nErf as rNt dustsl.
paper puhitshsd Mailed free IRE
Correspondent Toledo
LAuttH NY HEutt-ArnH NtNEh
bis Csu % iasie nfoad~aF
toShfN HkctEl.ph as aupp
hattfs v1uid ukr ta meet lads - suff-
shis aHr matFimonY u esHEsniai Al
hfss. 81. star
LADIES HANnEnhuN'h cOrros tnoF
pits cafe ard cure futr fuf delayed
periods price .. o. buteH g.. Every
boz guaranteed Raymond Remedy
feem 9 Hotel Auuerr. Fourth and
tmtnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-24
Help Wanted

noYN WANTED Af-rEH actistoL
Two live boys wantsi between ages -
"a anf is YHar. go rarfY star rautss
good chance fnr usht tiHd q boz,
80 make money after school Appl3
Circulation rsnaftmsnt The star So,
srth and rnion
MODERN uAUnEt rotLEuE
ltf NaahInEtHn ~
Teaches tha barber trade Thoroughly
under our system. rals Spu vsass.
secures pos.unrs
isoo NAtrE TROUSERS FoW - te
iundqutsi iliiY upstairs clothes chop
Green Hidr Fourth and rihv
ny poiNu nuHiNrss ufnrktHr
Tracis sell. Men, as cults md ever
Ffsfs Tor SIS rraries Upstairs naif
ehep sst~ rhlrd ave
UMnHkii.As nErAInt.p RECOVER
80 ratars safety blades. halves sets
,efs etc thaFp~ned uo-car ~hssl,
retired KEYS sharp SHOP ie.s rtss
WANTED a WON 10 DRIVE WAGON
und vark ia bakery Call ssts stth
ave "
wa..a..-N aNtHtUa LtRis tnG.
u. 80 oesidss'al ave- rslaay
W. -Iti Ton ifss
rfnts tag and umbrellas Repairing
a~afiY done gunn TFank CO ia
l~-isr rsaf second rhans Naia stls
Ai,NEtiirEAEN rs rHts coLuMN
east tsa.a pFr tns cash % ADVANCE
StysS s,5t1 : :, z -. - (, -.
2o-StTUATloNs WANT 60
MALE
Yuts9 MAittuEn MAN MrNr NAVE
srnpieFmrnt. eirrA tn si4f~ uf unfa anY
Kind Phone Eiiiatt t&tkN Address
1870 ksfrnth ase runfu
uEt'AMwMESu House FutEMkN
and iahitos pants "a ieh 81 ~ ga daF
ard board tarria uYruHs. Glen uei
"a, 80 Mas WISHES wuMN uF ANr
ktnd Hidnry tsn4
EXPERIENCED tANfroW wk~ra
uafk hotel af offlee hullalnz Matn
s1r. rutu -
MANEiEp aNN. ~ wANrs HrEkUr
sprA any strd MHksf uafeld Hart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-24

HsONAt.-WNNrEb QUICK -NAME
ard address ~ reliable single man who
viii rHrry wealthy lady who could
assist him financially Enough said
n interested. write quirk fpr moro par
ffruiHrH Address Alien ward B.6is
Valley Erh
Man. N1E t0 WISHES ACQrAfNT-
nnce ~ lady sunday evening company.
marry N suited 1900 Star
HpNEsT. iNDl srHtOts ATTRACTIVE
Elfl ar young lady TO work ia grocery
fHr fouuE mon. object mntrmour n
sr''"d A-ff. Star
ntIsMf IE EDtEA POSITIVELY
guaranteed enf" ana sure Trfrra suit
all cases ieti tom ave. East Madison
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-24
SLOT FOR SALE

FoR sALE APAiiTMENr stTE OK y
Madison at. with Groom house Owner
Address Asa star
HAVE itgh TO ttoo LOTS ~ NoUNGs-
town 600 more men being put 60
work Huy "a Doc and tulld YOU a
house Contractors come over. Phone
West iitt Fotut Youngstown station
TOUNgsrOWS two ZINE LOTS. oS
car linc. 5000 Sicc corner $500 Fine
lot iie0 A-room house. $3.50 4 T.
Goft and A Peterson. Youngstown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-24
Chinese Medicine

" You Have Been
Doetoring without Re
nit for Years. see No
nd Investigate my
NEEDLES
Tho most obstinate
aaes % asthma rheu
atlsru and rrrF1ur
borders have been
reated surressfaIf
r0ustipation. rafarrh
and disorders ~ tho
bladder. skin and
stomach. aa we'll ~
appeu1iciffs are ne
lieved without opera
tlon Ny advice is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-24
MADAM NELLIE

wosias greatest riairsnyanf ard rhFsn+
oioEist. guarantee 80 read rauf sniifs
IRE pest ufearnt and futuf~ Eites true
afFira On business love health sud
family Afsirs tells fhs nams - your
fatuFe hushanf 90 vifs and shat - DO
90 20 surrsssfui in NE she has Just
arrived in this rify never here tsfafs
Ons visit utii ra1 Ynu fof fnHf many
dlsaupHinffutfts In athefs Ahs "a 900 re-
move aii ahsfarirt atd teil tun hos 20
Elm and bold tho one reu desire she
aiss. sdtirs On en- Important affalfs II
NE Hpr 0fHi readtaEs SOC Hotel Nik
fsafs, & 1881 second near fs4ne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-24
q HELp WANrgo-rEmALg

q HELP WASrgD-FE.ALE
WANTED uf CIVIL SERVICE coat.
rrfsslan 40 seattle applicants far ea.
animation as Flrsf NaHs faf f'ifa lies.
pitsf raiary 80 pc mnnfh Ausllaas
ttuns firH af rho rafnrtIsslHns office.
Cpuntr ard tliF iisiluiuE un blanks
Furnished 3D. fammiasls1 uaf later than
he snbsr o. lFts Applicants rauss -
eitissas ~ thn tgifed states ard aessai
residents " Seattle ~ enc fsaf tm.
u~aiatriY prior ta fiiinK ~ apaIiea
lions
WANTED gfWtA ntTr WIEN he ANt
- years - aK~ a. wufk in factory
Yours truly BiscuN Co. corner MAfrison
and Aloha.
vtMEptA wOMANg WAY 10
health wtthnut ope atiens Literature
free fteg Arcade uldr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-24
SITUATIONS WANTED

% BUSINESS PERSONALS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-24
33-Childrcn Boarded

Will. ROOM NNp HOARD A CHltp
Hest nf care 1907 stewart ct. Ant p
. NyN.~N~~~~~~N@~~~0NN~ 0e0~0r~0N0~~~N~@~"e0~0~N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-24

MADAM woNbEh TttE E1rt'TIAS
pIiRENut.putHr AND urNt$EAs
ApNtHEH
SAX TnA~cfHcos WORLDS PAIN
LEADING READER
tias ssrfFrd tn your city hhe 10 trrnrs
nirsd Ter her know ledge ara Poser
Reveals fhr past presrnf ard fufuf~
Triis ahat husinsss Fou 49, beet adapts
% for ahrn and - hnm Yeu uiii ntarff
settles sna rHpiains aii iasr hffaffs ant
famfiY ffuuffss whrfr fnuf isfk lies
SRI shat direction iursT dafs ~ un-
tnrEg. - making inNesfrusnfs travels.
letters and stefFfhinr ceurrfntnH ore. =
ffr special rsadinE - o. % fsn
r-rts onir Come. men~B - 70
rrnrHr Htffsfarfian rusrsHfeed -.
Gated Hotel narfinefaa. ftttk second
49, room ltnara fn 90 ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-24
POULTRY FOR SALE
LOST AND FOUND

RICHEST CASH Prices PAID ron
pou'tr Hnd eggs NerkiuKhHm Co.
CORNER Market Matr tgtp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-24
,--Unfurnished Apartments
Rooms

INWHENcE-7 kND NoDEK
.rar,r.l an,s can itap Firhth ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-24
DIRECTORY
WRM1T AID RATES

One cent word per insertion.
Stx times Tor the price OF five.
CauDou booka-pnc hundred Tines
10 be used as dcs,rcd--fs oe
Help ana situation ads one-half rate
l.uneral Nntlnna 49, - ~ -. wv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-24

FOX TROT S soa..o o'1 ,.,.o %o1 .g%
adult ri'sses taught dally, to g. HIP.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-24

SOTTrr ~ HNISIIID ROOM" AID
not sTKEIrING ROOM" carda can
be had At The star office free Of
charge -
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-04-19

The Danish steamship Elizabeth,
bound for British ports, and an i'm.
identified Swedish ship have been cap
tured in the Cattegat by a German
battleshiD.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-04-19
!. !. + ]. j. + !. !: !. + + + !. + + i i
+ RADIUM. +

!. + i. + i. /. j. J. + + !. + + /. + i. i
+ RADIUM. +
i !. !. i !. j. i i = j. j. i :. j. + i
J. S. Haug returned Monday from
a short stay at Warren.
Mrs. Huset and children spent Fri
day at Warren.
Mrs. Bowers spent Saturday at
Warren.
A carload of hogs and cattle was
shipped from Radium Saturday.
Miss Ida Anderson left Monday for
Stephen, where she will stay a few
weeks to help care for her sisters
babies, who were left motherless a
few days ago. Her father, J. Ander-
son accompanied her as far as Ar
gyle, returning the same evening.
Quite a few men have been busy
unloading several carloads Of lumber
this week.
Mr.. Loeslie was dragging the
streets today so they will soon be
nice and dry.
The Radium school has been closed
a week on account of the roads being
too muddy.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-04-19
+ + + + + + + + + J. + + i i. i. i. !.
j. NORTH COMSTOCK. !.
+ j. j i. + !. i j. !. !. i. i. j. !. i. i. +

Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson at
tended the funeral Of their daughter,
Mrs. Burseth, at Warren, last week.
Mrs. Carl Dahlin and son, spent
the fore part of the week at Warren
visiting friends.
Mary Breese spent Saturday and
Sunday at McGregor's.
Oscar Dahlin returned last week
from Minneapolis, where he had tax
en- an engineering course
Mr.. and Mrs. Skonovd and SON
Norman. called at McGregor's Sun
dav afternoon.
L. Lull purchased a horse at ain
auction sale last week..
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Potucek visited
school in District No.. 1872 Tuesday
afternoon.
A number from Comstock attended
the Ladies' Aid at Foldahf last Sat-
urday. 49, =t.,''
The Misses Langreder and Ander-
son called at Chas. Potucek's, Sun
|day afternoon. HAT
Mrs. Gilmore and daughter, return
ed Monday evening from a visit at
Warren. ~,
Emma Skonovd visited school a in
District No. 1872 last Tuesday:
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-04-19

South of the Tigris river, ip Meso'
potamia, the Turks have been driven
back three miles, it was announced
by the British war Office in London.
The Danish steamship Elizabeth.
bound for British ports, and an un'
identified Swedish ship have been cap
tured in the Cattegat by a German
battleship.
) The German submarine which tor
pedoed the Channel steamer Sussex
was sunk en- April 5, it was officially
announced at Paris. The U-boats
commander and crew are understood
to be prisoners.
A London Daily News dispatch from
Paris states that the French Bulletin
des Armees says the British army in
France, which numbered $4,000 in AL
gust, 1914, now numbers 100000. y
A British MesoDotamia force was
repulsed by Turkish troops in san
culinary battle near Felabie on April
9, according to Turkish report 10
Berlin. Three thousand British were
killed.
The steamships Englishman, Eagle
Point, Manchester Engineer and Ber-
windvale were destroyed by German
submarines according to admission in
the German reply to the American
note concerning the damaging or
sinking Of five steamships. Evidence
is presented to show that these yes
sells were torpedoed~legally in accord
ance with the rules of war. In regard
to the Sussex, the note says that only
one German submarine was in the w.
entity and that it torpedoed one
steamship.
A dispatch from Holland says the
Danish steamer Dorothea has been
blown up by mine. The crew was
saved.
Another German spy was executed
in the Tower of London. He was the
twelfth put to death since the war be
gan. 4
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-04-19
AN ACT OF KINDNESS
\ Warren Resident Speaks Publicly
for the Benefit of Warren
poOn1o -

People.
If you had suffered tortures from
kidney trouble,
Had experimental with different
remedies without relief;
If you were finally cured through
a friends suggestion
| Wouldn't you be grateful?
The following statement has been
given under just such circumstances:
Mrs. Wickman has used Doan's
Kidney Pills.
She publicly tells of the benefit she
has received.
| Hers is a simple act of kindness
Ito other Warren sufferers.
No need to experiment with such
convincing evidence at hand.
Mrs. Wickman speaks from ex-
|perience.
You can rely on what she tells you.
! Mrs. G.. Wickman, Warren, says:
|"My back was painful and it hurt
me to bring strain on the muscles
|of my loins. I knew from other
|symptons that my kidneys were dis
Iordered. I was always careful about
letting troubles run on and knowing
about Doan's Kidney Pills, I tried
them. They quickly removed the
trouble and the cure has been perma-
Inent."
Price Soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy
|get Doan's Kidney Pills the same
THAT Mrs. Wiclman had. Foster Mil
burn Co., Props. Buffalo, N. Y. s...
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Preparedness is the watchword of
today. Not only against invasion,
but against misfortune. Young man,
young woman prepare for good po-
sition by attending. Mankato Com
mercial College, the great school of
the Northwest. For information send
for their free catalog.
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Lutheran Synod Church
G. STOP ASST pac+or

q. STORAASLl, Pastor.
Maunday Thursday, 1880 p. M
Communion services, English Ian.
guage.
Easter Sunday, II a. H., services
in English. ~s ...*l~<' =.
Easter Sunday evening, 1880, Sun
day school will give an Easter pro:
gram consisting of recitations and
songs. All are welcome.
Easter Sunday afternoon, 8 o'clock
services will be held at Horgen's
school. The services will be. in Eng
lish language. $50 49,.
Monday. evening, April "a, Bible
class will meet. 49,
Thursday evening, April IS, The
Priscilla Sewing Circle wilr"be enter.
tanned by Miss Gladys Grindeland
Friends are welcome.
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Presbyterian Church.
DAVID SAMSON. Pastor.

On Thursday and Friday Of this
week special services will be held in
the Presbyterian church at 8 O'clock.
On Thursday the preacher will be
Rev. C. E. Coles, East Grand Forks,
and on Friday Rev. J. M. Gray, Hal
lock. Everybody is cordially invited.