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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-16

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. County Of
Grand Forks. ss.-In District Court,
First Judicial District.
Alice Tirschel, Plaintiff, VS.. Charles Tir-
schel. Defendant.
SUMMONS
State of North Dakota to the Above
Named Defendant: f,
You are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint in this action. which ID
aled in the OFFICE Of the Clerk Of the
District Court. in the County o. Grand
Forks, State Of North Dakota, and to
serve Q copy Of your answer upon the
subscriber within thirty (30) days after
the service Of this summons upon you.
exclusive Of the day Of service, and in
case Of your failure to appear or an
swer. Judgment will be taken against
you by default for the felief demanded
In the complaint.
Dated at Grand Forks. North Dakota,
this LIST day Of May. A. D.. ie17.-
L. A. CHANCE. \
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Residence and Post Office Ad-
dress. Grand Forks, N. Oak.
(Lune 16.aS-3O, July 7-l4-2l,)s
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-16

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, County
Of Grand Forks. ss.-In County Court
In the Matter Of the Estate OF Anna
cochrane Boshsrt, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given BY John Bos.
hart. Executor Of the estate Of Anna
Cochrane Boshart. deceased. to the cred
itors of. Ind all persons having claims
against said deceased. 70 present them:
John Boshart at Grand Forks. N. D.,
within six months after the first publ.
cation Of this notice.
Dated Grand Forks. N. D.. June Z. A.
d. 1917.
JOHN BosHART,
Executor Of the Estate Of Anna coch-
rane Boshart, Deceased.
Mcintyre & Burtness,
Grand Forks, N. D.
Attorneys for Executor. 81
First publication June ., 1911.
(Juno o.16.29.8o,o
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-16

FOR saloon ACCOUNT OF POOR
health. my hotel and cafe; good ,es-
tablished business and In the best
small town in North Dakota: good
buildings n fixtures in first class
shape;f city lots. fine water. large
c~istern, ETC.; property free from In
lcumbrance. Az Lpart Of consideration
land and not to exceed %, 900: must
be clear Of incumbrance. Address i.
b. Doyle, Edmore, N. d.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-16
BUSINESS CHANGER

a GOOD PRoPos1rIoN g PuR.
chase 9 telephone exchange IN eastern
continental railroad: rural lines In
connection with city exchange; good
building for office n living rooms in
month or better: no losses; viii accspt
part and good farming lands for bal
ance; prefer North Dakota land east
Of Missouri river; offer holds ROOD
until July list. Man and wife can
handle the business nicely. Address
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-16

A FINE HARDWARE STOCK AND EX-
oeilent trade. together with q good
garage for sale: town Of 300 on main
Jine Of >transcontinental railroad in
eastern North Dakota: 34.oo0gWilI- take
the right party: good. reasons for sell
linz. Offer holds until June Goth. Ad.
dress S06aHerald. 49,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-16

FOR SALE OR RENT-BRIcK BLDG.
water ana sewer; good front; suitable
FOR store: also good opening for moy-
ing picture show. Address N. c. Jack.
WITS, Kenmare.l N. ID.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-16

FOR SALEM WESTERN PART OF
ing; splendid territory. town Of 400
population: best Of reasons for selling.
Address Lock. Boz No. i63. Halliday,
N, D,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-16

ANY YOUNG WOMAN INSNEEp or a
friendly hand viii md it a. fh0 YouHG
Womsa'1. ChftstiansAssoeaatlon, SllH
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-16

TStei report Of Coroner 4. ';Mi.1Ms sle;l1
Abe Abrahamson. deceased, was on mo.
tion approved by the board and the sew.
eral items contained therein audited and
allowed ~ follows:
Three Jurors fees .......... o.80
Witness fees ............... 1880
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-16

FOR sALE-sMALL STOCK OF HARp.
ware and dxtures;s Will sell or rent
building; no. real estate trades consid.
Sarles, N. Oak. .
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-16

FOR SALE-ALTO AND VIOLIN.
Write ed-O'Loughlin. Crosby. N. D..
FOR sALE-aooD BABY CAB. 174o-
jim. w.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-16

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Last Sabbath mas i Rlscd aae Tire
usual 9oodiy number was prescAt to
greet nr tsitilafd of Mitchell, wao
represented the Anti-saloon Teaglsss
He brought practical. helpful adj
dress.
lfa tho evening the pastor's Wifs
appreciated the splendid audience
and the spirit Of cooperation which
Evening journal., 1917-10-24
Our Dollars FIGHT for us
Wh N We Buy [ berry BENDS
Written for THE EVENING JOURNAL by
HERBERT QUICK,
Former Staff Writer Who is Now Serving His Country a
Member of the Federal Farm Loan Board.

Asiatic alliance will thunder on both
our shores, and its armies threaten all
our frontiers.
In the Liberty Loan we send our
money to keep in the field the men
who will make Il possible for our
-0er m MccHssfully bear the flag
IN Europe. For that flag TO take it's
Place among the banners displayed in
the tortured line from the Swiss
frontier 10 Antwerp is a terrible and
wonderful thing. The flag itself Is
risked on the cast OF this die
IN THE LIBERTY LOAN THE
WEALTH OF AMERICA SALUTES
THE FLAG. II speeds on before
our soldiers and tells our friends
fighting and dying for our cause that
the flag will soon be with them. and
10 be OF good cheer. 1t tdCls the
dazod people Of Russia that the
greatest of the republics is IN the
Geld for her newborn rival in great
ness II tells Russia to look for the
flag and collect her wandering
thoughts and arouse her resistiess
might. Without the Liberty Loan
Columbia can never take her place
In that mighty company without dis
grace.
Evening journal., 1917-10-24
Girls Do You Know Why
Your Hair Is Ugly :

It'a astonishing how much good hooking
hair does toward producing the attrsctiveness
30 much desired by women OF all ages. II
Is really pretty hair more than perfect fea.
lures that gives the appearance Of youth
beauty and charm. Any woman can merit
this praise. for beautiful hair Is only mat
ter OF care.
Dandruif Is the root OF most hair troubles
10 clogs the scalp pores. rohbng the hair
roots Of the stimulation nature intended,
then tho hair becomes faded, dry brittle.
scraggly looking and finally fails out
never to grow again unless the hair root Is
Immediately restored 20 healthy condition
AZ the first sign OF dandruf or any hair
trouble use parisian cage. It's scientific
that snnSles all hair needs.
there Is nothing better, 10 immediately ban.
ishee every trace 81 dandruff and supplies
tho proper nourishment 20 the starved roots,
stimulatinr them 20 grow now hair thick
and lustrous. a scalp massage with p1ri.
sian sage is pure delight easy 20 use, not
sticky or greasy and delicately perfumed--
an amber liquid. free from. dangerous lead
or or sulphur, perfectly harmless aud euaranf
tced not 10 color or streak the hair. It's
preferred by discriminating women because
Il makes the hair soft silky. wavy easy 70
arrange and appear heavier than u really
Is. large bottle Is not expensive a. any
drug store or toilet counter. but be sure 20
get Partisan sage (Giroux' ~. for this 10 al.
ways sold with money.back guarantee. N.
b. Danforth will supply you.
Evening journal., 1917-10-24

The Liberty Loan is a continuation
OF the financing by which Robert
Evening journal., 1917-10-24

with II build a navy instead OF de-
clar' ng dividends. With that navy
was fought the battle OF Salamis
which saved Europe from the domin-
ance OF the Persian, and preserved
to us the opportunity to develop the
civilization we now enjoy,
The Liberty Loan is as sacred TO
the cause OF civilization as the silver
with which Athens built her navy.
We. too are at a turning point in
history. as certainly as was the world
when the Perslans were turned back
az Marathon and Salamis. or when
Alexander won az Arbela, or when
Carthage was defeated at the Me-
taurus River or Alta. the heather
Hun. by the Romans and Christians.
or the Turks held back from sweeping
over Europe, or when France was
preserved by Joan OF Arc, or the
Saracens defeated by Charles the
Hammer as they swept up from
Spain TO make Europe Mohammen-
dan.
Treasures spent TO win these victories
blessed the world.
The Liberty Loan will save France,
redeem Belgium, preserve Britain, safe
guard ourselves. For we must carry the
war TO the Germans, or they will bring
IL to. If we cannot win with the most
powerful allies in the world, we shall be
forced to fight IL out alone with Ger
many and such allies as she may bring
against us. II is not an incident OF
this war only that Germany sought to
combine Mexico and Japan against us.
Il is a part Of her policy. II Is con-
nected with the German uprisings in
Brazil and the traitorous German
propaganda in this country.
II this war j. not won We shall face
a German combination Of all central
Europe Of sumiugated Europe. OF
200O00O00 Mohammedans, Of reinforced
Mexico, Of God knows what array OF
power marshalled under the banner dc,
claring that "War Ia ChristlilSe" ans
the guns Of this hellish European
Evening journal., 1917-10-24

Logan C. croxton, 400 z. nth st.
Clarence Paris, 400 Thatcher ST.
George w. Jackson. ; Jones st.
Daniel Saville, Jr.. POP w. 23rd St.
Isaiah Bullfant, 32O5 Madison st.
Thomas NJ Leonard. IS Buena Vista
street.
The following persons have been ex-
empted from military service by Board
No because OF having dependents
Walter Startling. 1914 Poular St,
Black, Maryland.
Stanley II. Keen, lO7 w. Path ST.
Norman Hopkins, 725 Vandever Ave.
Herbert G. Potter, 535 2nd Ave-. Car
ney's Point.
VIM. Merritt Lewis, iOl e. oath ST.
Douglas r. Ramsay, i05 f. Both St.
Frank x. Jackson, 1923 Pine st.
Paul J. Newman, 500 McCabe Ave.
Arthur w. Kahler, 25O2 Market 81.
Vernon Moon, 1909 2. 18th st.
Roy p. Bean, 405 e. 9Th 81.
William Vandever, 1914 z. iiih So.
Maurice Wingate, 932 Vandeyer Ave
Elmer Edw. Pride, 1925 Pine 81.
Clarence w. Pritchett SO3 Vandever
avenue.
John s. Burns, q p. 23rd st.
John G. Weaver, 1912 Pine St.
James G. Davis, Jr., Ga Lombard So
In Service.
Harry d. Cook, 1905 Franklin st.
Dependents.
George l.. Johnson. 2l0S Lamotte st
George p. Lear, 437 10Th St., Wash
lngton, d. G.
Evening journal., 1917-10-24
news HlPPENITGS
AEOUT New Cast {.
School Children Hear Pledge
Card Week Plans
Outlined
VETS" HOLD FIRST
OUTDOOR MEETING

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE. Del, Oct. 24.--Mr-.
p. B. Lightner and Mrs. L. j.. Eliason.
OF the Food Conservation Committee,
visited the city schools yesterday.
Mrs, Lghtner addressed the pupils
on the subject OF food saving, and
asked Their cooperation In securing
pieages. The pupils were given al
traclive Circulars and pledge-cards
10 distribute. which Will be collected
tomorrow. Handsome posters, OF six
oinerent designs, advocating saving
OF wheat, meat and other food-pro
ducts. have been hung in the schoo,
rooms.
The Board OF Public Education
meets tonight The schools will have
a good report OF progress to make.
In September, fully two-thirds OF the
pupils IN the grades had a perfect
attendance record.
The Home Nursing Glass OF the
New Century Club will meet tonight
Instead OF on Thursday, TO accommo-
date Miss Blanche Lockwood. the in
structor. Mrs. Minnie Rennle Is the
president OF this class Miss Lena
Rogers is presiden, OF the Surgical
Dressing Glass. which meets on Mon
day evenings, with Miss Hayes as
teacher
The attention of New Century Club
members Is again called 10 the adj
dress TO be given by Mrs. T. Coleman
DUPONT, at the meeting OF the Cur
rent Events Glass, a. o'clock on
November 2 Mrs DUPONT will sneak
upon work OF the Young Women's
Christian Association I'm the military
camps. Miss Elm'ra Newell will
read the current events paper at this
meeting This Friday Mrs. Horace
Deakyne will read the current events
paper. and Mrs. p. 3 Lightner will
give a reading from Paradise Lost. "
Mrs. John NJ Wilson is the Current
Events Glass chairman for tho fall
meetings. Mrs. William Durgan Will
read paper on California; her
former home.
There was a good atteviance at
last nights card party OF the club
Bridge whist and 500 were PLAYED
Many original and attractive cos
tunes are being made by local people
for the New Century Club Hal
lowen'en dance on October 81. in the
OVeTh ftNute.
Meetings OF the Camp Fire Girls
have been discontinued for the
present
A big crowd braved the cold wind
last night a. the first ~wet" outdoor
meeting the town has had. A band
and nifty little moving picture
machine, which had been automo.
biized, performed before and after
the speaking Howard H. Caldwell
OF California. was the speaker. II,
complained that the "drys" were try
ing to perform the Biblical miracl
backwards. and turn all tho win
.irItb water. Mr.. Caldwell gave IN
farguments on personal liberty, driv
ing away labor, and so on. but b
was a witty speaker. who kept tn
crowd laughing and cheering. Patricl
McGrorv presided at the meeting
which was preceded by a meeting a
Dobbinsville.
Benjamin Kabala and George Muir
ray, two Fort DUPONT soldiers, were
fined 81 and costs each on dis
orderly conduct charge by Mayor
Lavender yesterday. They had beer
lighting.
VIM. Brown. a colored man, who
was drafted and did not report foI
examination. was arrested and sent
by the Mayor to Fort DUPONT yester.
dnv
Evening journal., 1917-10-24
military ORDER

The following persons have been
called into the service Of the United
States by local exemption board No. 2,
after having had their claims for ex-
omption dsallowed:
Charles Bailey, l03 McCaulley st.
Samuel II. Brown, 5O7 McCaulley Sc.
Duane NJ. Cohee, is w. 27th st.
Roy II, stembler, II w. oath st.
Evening journal., 1917-10-24
CAMPHOROLE WORKS
WONDERS ON
CROUPY Children
If Your Child Hawks and
Coughs, Simply Apply Cam
phoroIe to Throat and Chest

So many people neglect their children's
cough untl Il may develop into whoOping
cough Group. or bronchitis. Then you
would wish you had Jar Of Camphorole
handy. 10 quickly touches tho spot and
gives sure relief. The remarkable success
Of Camphorole is entirely due 90 Wintergreen.
Menthol and Camphor prepared In a syn
thetic way 70 give results.
Camphorole Is recommended for Whooping
Cough Group Broncho.pneumonia, Asthma,
Sore Throat. Tonsilitis. Pleurisy and Neu-
ralgia.
At all druggists. 25c and 5oc Jars.
Evening journal., 1917-10-24

NJ Otis furniShed
the money with
which Washington
carried on our Rev
dictionary War; the
same financing by
which Jay Cooke
got the money for
Lincoln.
Money devoted TO
ruch causes has
sometimes saved the
world to clvi'iza-
ton. Themistocles.
after the battle OF
Marathon c ause d
the Athenian peo-
pie to take the
revenue from their
silver mines and
Evening journal., 1917-10-24

In Service.
E. Earl Plumley. 2oO7 Jefferson ST.
Joseph Eccleston, 1926 Claymont St
Dependents.
Albert ]. Tunkins, 5i7 ~ E. 18th 81.
Charles H. Page. 1904 Bennett ST.
Temple C. Jackson. si8 Lombard ST..
Evening journal., 1917-10-24

Soldiers Give their Lives. Others
Lend their money.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-02-02

ii suivit lie -onseil. I'll y a
quetqne temps, 6crit NJ Alexan-
Dire Fischer, ia l. st. Lincoln,
Nebr., "vous me conseilliez d'obte-
mir le Novoro dun de vos agents
locaux, ce que je 6s. Je viens
maintenant d'acheter la deuxieme
bouteille Les douleurs que j'avais
dams le cote sont enforcement dis
parues ct je suis maiutenant capa-
BILE de marcher. Mon pere, qui
soufrait du rhumatisme ct qui fut
soign6 dams un hopital, lui aussi
employ6 cette medicine ct peut
maintenant reprendre son travail.
Je voudrais que tout le monde
commit le Novoro. C'est le meilleur
remede que je connaisse. Ce gu on
en- disait me semblait incro; able,
mais j'ai a present appris la v6rite
par mon experience personnelle.
C'est le meilleur ct lie moins cher
de tous les remedies de famille."
Contrairement aux autres rem6-
des, le Novoro du DR.. Pierre ne
peut pas etre obtenu dams les
PHARMACIES. Des agents speciaux
lie fournissent au public directe-
ment du laboratoire. Si vous ne
connaissez pas d'agent dams sotre
voisinage, 6crivez de suite aux
seuls propri6taires, lie DR.. Peter
Fahrney & Sons Co., 1875 So.
Hoyne Ave-, Chicago, Ill. Ann.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-02-02

New-York, 20 jan. = Entire les
Eparges ct Calonne, au nord lie
Verdun, les Francais ont capture
plusieurs clements de tranchees
sur.les troupes du kronprinz. Ce
dernier, dams son inutile attaque
de ces jours derniers, contre la CO.
te 3O4 ct la position du mort hon.
me, subj d 6normes pertes.
Dams le secteur de la Somme,
pres de LIE Tranloy, de meme que
devant Neuville-St-Vaast ct au
nord-est de Festubert, les troupes
anglaises enregistrent de nou-
veaux gains. Les aviateurs allies
d6ploient une activit6 extraordi-
naire sur tout le front occidental.
Sur le front russo-roumain, les
Russes viennent d'inaiger une
sanglante d6faite aux Germano-
-Bulgaro-Turcs. lis ont per-
c6 leurs lignes sur un front de 2
miles entire les villes de Jacobeni
ct de Kimpolung.
Les Russes ont fait une grande
quantit6 de prisonniers ct Sc sont
empar6s dun butin de guerre con-
siderable.
Berlin admet Get insucc4s ct dit
que larm6e teutonne a 6t6 oblig6e
de Sc replier cause de la sup6rio-
rite num6rique de larmee russo.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-02-02
Bureaux: sos East He ennepin Ave

dams l'espece!"
Commentant latitude de GER
tains socialistes qui favorisent la
reprise des relations avec l'Allema-
gne, M. Andre Beaunier 6crit dams
l'"Echo de Paris"
Les 6tonnants th6oriciens qui
formulent ce projet semblent avoir
une prodigieuse facult6 d'oubli,
analogue a l'''lnconscience'' que
run d'eux a donn6e, dams un mo-
ment d'6moi, pour son excuse.
Mais quoi! n'ont.ils pas lu l'appel
d6sesper6 des ouvriers belges a
leurs freres' les ouvriers francais?
"N'oubliez jamais que les soldats
qui Sc font les bourreaux des ira
vailleurs belges sont des ouvriers
allemands! On n'avait pas encore
indiqu6 81 nettement la complicit6
de toute lAllemagne dams l'oeuvre
monstrueuse; ct vous iriez causer
avec ces camarades allemands qui
Sc font les bourreaux de vos freres
belges!. -. Les ouvriers belges
dissent encore qu'ils ont etc sauv6s,
jusqu'a CO jour, socialistes ct ca
tholiques, par une oeuvre beige,
uniquement beige:
LA solidarit6 des classes socia-
les beige assure la vie de cette @u-
vre magnifque sans pr6c6dents
dams phistoire de l'entr'a aide socia-
le." Brief, la division nest pas en-
tre les classes, mais entire les AL
lies ct la coalition germanique; ct
la reunion nest pas dams l'interna-
tionale etendue aux empires CEN
traux. Nos "ennemis'' ce sont tous
les Boches ct tous leurs compa-
gnons de crimes: nous n'avons pas
'd'amis" chez eux; nous n'avons
pas un seul ami chez eux. La soil
darit6 rationale ct la solidarite des
Allies, tous les classes r6unies, vol
Ia des v6rit6s mat6rielles ct mora
les; tandis que lInternationale est
un mensonge.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-02-02

lie Cercle Ste Anne, No %, U
G. f. c., donnera une soir6e dan
sante ct de jeu de cartes le IL f6-
vrier proclaim, dams la sale A. O
u. W., 80 Avenue Est-Hennepin
Tous les membres que ron appro-
che sont des plus z6l6s. Une seu-
.le chose semble les occuper: en- fai-
re- un success social ct fnancier
Danse dams la sale du haut; jeu de
cartes dams Ia sale da I'd plancher
Billets Is cents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-02-02

ra pas 6cras6e militairement on
tant que la famine qui commence
q la tenailler ne paura pas oblig6e
q s'avouer vaincue?
Ce nest pas au moment Oh, NAL
gre les apparences, nous lemons le
bon bout, que nous allons etre as
sez stupides pour le lacher.
A la suggestion allemande COM
me q la suggestion am6ricaine, la
Quadruple- Entente, aurait tort de
r6pondre par une note Tongue d'u-
ne aune, Oh la pens6e des Allies Sc
rait dilu6e dams de grandes phra-
ses sur le droit, la justice ct lhu-
mantle.
A la suggestion allemande il
faut r6pondre que les Allies mac
cepteront pas de causer de paix
tant quill y aura un seul soldat al
lemand en- Belgique, en- France, en-
Scribe, en- Roumanie ou en- Russie,
ct que meme alors ills ne consenti-
ront q causer nj avec un Habs-
bourg nj avec un Hohenzollern;
quand les Allemands voudront Sc
rieusement Ia paix, lis sauront
alors ce qui leur reste d faire.
Quant a la suggestion am6ricai-
ne, un journal canadien y a d6ja
r6pondu par une phrase lapidaire
que la diplomatic de la Quadru-
le-Entente ma plus qua traduire
en- style diplomatique: 'Cette
guerre sera r6gl6e par les peuples
qui poss6dent des canons, ct non
par celui qui defend les Liberties du
monde avec une machine q 6crire.
GUsTAvE HERvE.